Southern Oyster Soup.
Said two content of milk h. .Ii.
upper put of the double boiler. Melt
four hilarnoontule of butter, blend in
three uhienpoonrula of flour, pour on
gradually the hot milk and odd ”trim:
or tour drop; of onion Juice and .1 Lil
‘ of MG mono. Return to the boiler
‘ and stir constantly until thick min
Sleuth. Cook for III minutes. iical
one pint of oysters in their own
liquid, attaining oeretuhy. Do not
hail. nnduaoon u theednes ot the
"oyster begin to curl enmbln-a with the
’ unit mixture. Henson to Lute with
III! I“ m. Bent in three table-
Ipoonfnln otbot cream an‘ . .w nt- im‘.’
medium.
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Fennel Oysters.
. m no pint of oysters and dritin
"My. Pet two tttbiospoonfuiu
at W h the outer part of the
» M W m when hot but not
. , J m I“ In ”Item. Stir con-
gt 1, Julian” no menu the edges brain
" to out add one gin (half a. cupt'nl) of
m with out. celery salt and pun-
Him to hate. our Illll tin mam hc-
line to Bobbie end nerve on hum-ml
ibut mu.
Pom Rotten.
iii: amen pepper-I. 6 rod piDDt-t't.
Me onions. Pot through fulfil (‘Iltipv
per. could with boiling water, let drain
hr Ive ninetee, pet in ket'io with 1&2
on” W, 1 cup auger and 2 table.
pooli- unit. Geek 16 minutes, jar and
_ uni. This in the fol- beans and cold
meet.
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Devii'o Food.
Toke I cup of user yolk of 1 egg.
1 tended tobioepoontul of butter. I ler~
el ableepooni‘ub cocoa. dissolved 55
cup of boiling water 1% cups of flour,
, 1 onto" teenpooni‘ul of baking powder.
. it up boiling water, it tcuipo‘m n!
‘ . code.
Cream Puffs.
One cop hot water, 55 cup butter.
‘. put on rouge: when it comes to n
‘ you, add 1 cup flour and beat’hnrd
'1ntil smooth; then remove from range
1nd bent in 4 one separately. Drop
on buttered pan. hello in a moderate
oven '5 hour Fill with whippcd
Orange Finding.
Groted rind of onohait orange. it
itttle ornnre Juice. one cup of sugar.
lift the sugar, Add the onnge rind
W with the orenge juice.
W om the echo with a knife.
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f_ TOR Bfllilii
king:
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" table Compound Saved”
“agate a Serious '
Bloo' rt NJI. -- ‘ l suifered some-
Wdrgdfm from 0. displacement and
two re bud nt~'
tucks of inflamma-
tit-n. Mydoctor
said he cbuid do
within more fti
me am I would
hate to o to the‘
hospitn for an
operation but.
Lydia E Rink-i
hane V etable
Componn and
isenntive Wash ‘
- hevee‘ntirelycurcd;
5' me of my troubles
and! am now in
goodhenlth Iain
per: {2631.
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telefi'goninl and hope tobenefit.
other cluttering Women by so
am" i“. PL. m,
Sh. Bmokb'nJ
_ 4. rims upon women in our hos-
, preconsmutiy tn the int-none
. . Yo
loot.
'sVegetni-ietlornrx mi. ntrinl.
piicationq exist Wt‘lit‘i Lvdio E.
SKIN ERUPTIONS
beak Ind dean the skin oi
Tried Recipe; I.
:SltK‘k yurds, (‘hh’ngtn until Thursday.
"BL. iiilP HEB:
'thcm husv until Thuredy
on should use my '
Mmetinchdyun. Bin 38. ,for.
Helpful Hints
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Household Hint.
Keep a waste basket in kitchen for
wmtopapcr, empty boxes. etc.
A mixture of soap and chalk rub
bod on mildewed spots will remove
them.
Food that is cooked too quickly los-
e 5 its timer. The oucoeesful cook reg~
uiatt-s the heat in all her cooking.
Hun: two pictures with two wires.
using two hangers. This makes much
more decorative linen. i
Put a pinch or born in the water'
in which you wash the dish torrels and
they will keep white and soft.
Hang pictures flat mint-it the null;
and about on the level with the «yin;
. so you can see them (Mumfoi‘tnbly.
Pillow slips of tubing can be made}
.to wear much longer it bottom nount‘
is cut off 111'. t '
aides come in center. ,
For those who wear out tin-1:3
glove fingers trim hole “neatly cithvr'
square or round; cut piecoe from old
gloves to fit, end baseball ntitch it in
place. Have edge» meet evenly.
To prevent losing door hey put on
leather watch fob; it looks much nont-
er than ribbon or string which is iii-
waye soiled.
When poring onions or peppers wear
a pair of automobile giggles Ihut tit
tight around tho eyes, you will not
shed a. tear.
Save twine from your packagi-s and
crochet dinh cloths; then there are no
ravellnmt to clog the drain pipe. Snot-i
plumbers' bill-i wonderfully.
Doughnuts will not abnorb tho' fitt
if you put onequartnr tctwpoon of gin-
gt-r into the dough. The rpioc will not
affect the taste.
Hold wrong side out your shoots and
hang from home. it «even the wear
oi‘ the middle of rhoot. Also hang
hose by tom instead of toes.
if your nttvy blue serge skirt bo-
hull"
.ieiin,
'comch shiny. dampen it-with ordlnnry
.hlucing'wutcr. and while still damp
press it.
(‘oolt IK‘t‘Ih' lw-forc pooling thrm. If
mu tut or pool tlicnt bv‘i'oro cooking
liit‘m the juice will exciton and the
"Mid "lthil‘ of the berm will b0 (19-
rli‘uyt'd.
The quantity culicd for in tin or-
tlinztry recipe usually serve-t six peo-
pic. (‘ut tho ingrodicntn in luilvcs or
own quarters to suit tho noedevof
' your family.
if you write down the re
vised mcnsnrements bcsldee the origi-
nal. th.- calculations have to be. made
but once.
EMBARGO 0N HOG SHIPMENTS!‘
WASHINGTON, Dee. 10.—An em-
bargo on hog shipments to the Union
was nuthorizml today by tho Railroad
Administration, “
The yard; now how though occum-
llILliitm on lnmd and in transit to keep
l
and the cm i
boigo to [invent serious contention
“its! rccnmnn-nded by the Bureau of
Marlo-ts cf the Department of Agricnl
turn and Stock Yards omcinls Ship-
mt'nts will be resumed Thumdny.
WILSON ASKS N’XRSHAL T0 PRE-t
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WASIHNGTON. l‘rec. lU.»-»\’ict-'-[’rt-s-
ttlunt Man-thull tl’nn' halted by President.
Wilson in :1 wireless 111935320 today
to prcsidc at the ttcuttl Tuesday (‘liih
lnct mm ting at the White House.
MR. WAD
’ simple fascinating
Fashion Points
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Our (harming young person Iui‘r a
email him it wire-t drew cut squaro- at
the llt‘t‘It'. ”ml it ”nut IltliP touu-x
Tht- nholt- gun a charming Victorian
tiflflt'l. Tailored nzlite‘ wore promi;
nt—nl, and many fur costs of xiutiia
squirrel. mushrat were in t'\Itit‘ll('t‘.
Hats were small and tailurvtl. 'l‘ho.
populatiiy of lowvheelt-d tan mom: and
hinlifi was marked.
Krinuner Claiml Notice.
For many year: this fur has re-
maincd in reclthmu and wry little of
in! this season new it
prominence by
it nun umd
brought in n tint! "I
New York's leaning bonus. It or:
poem on u. suit of dark blue duvetyn
and mnkr-a a tight collar around the
neck and long nimae'oro finished
with heavy hand: that Kiw a touch of
richnoyts and distinction to the crt-it-
tion. it in n purzit-ular'iy attractin-
fur. but it it to ho vmru by youth
find. I think 5' «Mo to any, in youth
All Charm and Satin.
lmopard skin and natural Illllbitl‘fli
are worn ortonttivoly now for street
wear. Their utility nnd service haw
proren lhoir worth. This was one
of the things that the wur taught us
all. 80 they are recognized and up
proclatod for their value in low-pint:
the body warm on o crirp day.
Soutacho Braid on Satin.
Ono of the dresses shown hero iii a
little thing at“
u-lopwl in satin and the collar of
pluttcd Georgette in a. contratttinilI
color. What u tlulniy finish is the rib-
lmn :tt tho wiastline, not] the saucy
bow at the left side! The. olltcr is a
combination of serge. and mtin which
it quite suitable for afternoon wrur.
Rather ntcdieml in style and dc
pending on the long row of buttons
down the HItIl‘. as its HOII‘ trimming.
it holds one’s attention and wins
high favor.
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clued during recent months by lipt‘l‘i-
PROFIT SHARING TO REDUCE AK‘
SENTEEISM
Y‘
Proves Among Most Effective,
ads to Keep up Factory At.
tendance
A [ritual-intuit; phi! tiilli v “titi.
t‘ht'ly tiuitiu). l» .lizn ~ lit." i}. b it .
.~‘|~t-ni or law Ilt‘ t~ t him: .1 «or
own income and that oi iii: :.-h...:..‘
has bcvn found vl‘fm-ttn- by .i ('Ul‘llt’t
lit'ul machinery plant for r-‘duciuh- :tln-
mntwism by the information itntI lid
.uctition Senice, lutmi States in:-
puituicnt of Labor.
'1 he plan also [rude to than! .i pubz
lit opinion within tlw plant azuinsr ‘
hitgulur ottendnnw ior mice all thrl
t-mplmes hate it personal interim in‘
full production they run their to kw 4p
in touch With an) uurkrr \thu mm
tail to keep up to the hurt and ti] :
courage him or bring pnuuuxe. .0 hour i
od him to stick to the Job.
The premium system also has Ilt‘k'll;
found suoccutul in a number of lac-i
ltll'it‘ll in Eastern Status. A Mllflmt‘hlk,
srtlo company plus 5 per cent. of his'
warm- to every workman who is with l
or about nor tordy, and .3 per t't-nl §
additional to those who rt-mttin for;
[hire months. A New York iil'in pays;
a 10 per cent. premium to over) our‘
ploye who Ill ncitbcr latc nor alumni
for six mootho, and "dociu" a wotker,
I per cent. of his sit months‘ pay for‘
each tnrdineea. 2 per cent. tor Oat‘Il;
bolt-dhy'e absence and 3 pwr cent. for
every full duy'u absence.
The workman dot-e not low hi3 pru-
miutn if he lesion-m II‘I‘IIIIH‘ of ill-
llt‘fil. in general. prmldod hv shone
a phy rician'u ccrtiiicutc
in addition. most plans paying pit.
miumu provide welfare workers. who
follow up nhaentt-cs and encourage
them and’help ”Will to rcttti-n and
«tick to for it (‘o-opcl‘nlrrl with all
brunchre of their jot».
Meth-
litr'
BLACKER HENS TO THE BLOCK
‘ Eightyono poultry {locks in ditft-r'
t-m ports of (‘onnct-tit-ut \wru chum“
all-us oi‘ t‘onuct-tirut Agricultural t'ul-i
bulk. The purpmc our: to dcln-riulno-|
the percentage oi ptoinzibit- lions in:
the flock.
0! 9.6“ hcno muminotl by IIlt‘ blitt'.
inllstl, 3.766 were rcjcctod untl lltcit,
owners were advised toiniiirlu-t rim“.
'I'IO “ems deity I‘ as production bo-
fore the investigation wait 2.611. M»
ter the liockorlicn-i hint been rumor-
od from the flockn the average daily,
production was 2361 cogs. in Ollie!"
words. the 8,766 item! that were re-
iected have becn rt-spouslblc for on-
ly 250 eggs. Stated in tuititber way.
39 per cent. of thc flOtk wmt rcspou-
sible for only 9.5 pt-r (‘Pnt 01 HIV pm-
ducflon.
Frequently tmc hours the contention
that hens arc. no longcr profitable at
the proxcnt prices of fed. infuimnl
poultrymcn lnRiut that illcrt- is it little
margin of profit between tht plitn‘ (it
feed and IIlt' price of one when only
‘good ht us are kept. liens thtit uont
lny cannot return it profit rt‘ilttltiit‘rn
of prlrcw of eggs or food. t‘ull out
the slackers and keep the layer:
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—lontinol Went Ado ere Winner:
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i Strength ii
mow '
wmit .N M Fl) stat-mom in Inner
tilt «ire-o othlc durinl then "which.
n m 1. “any. :mrlrt or oortow under
nines-.rerz'th and brllth. To utronl and well.
hi the oration «t the body must paternal
functions ausilncd to then by nature.
MKJPJIIS
:wrak. overworked or discard kidncn
Ifhladdcr to name] and be-llhy action. to
that the um II imd Iron treat: and PM
on menu that tau-en becklche. Dliull aide.
taro motel n. mitt iointo. tomb-(o. rheumatism.
when under eye. and kindred osmptoms.
Mn. J. D. Miner. Sm“. NJ’ .writee:
"For runny and on, I minted from
tidocy troubI‘emud0E tbeunntim a severe
Itachocbe undid! miner-bk: nod lI lot to ugh“!
where Id todo somethinl. Ibonlln oley
kidney Pill: end after takinn two bottle. I can
say my bod-cite ia cone. end when: 1 mod to
tie awn‘k nhtn with rheumatic aim. i now
alt-op rt did enjoy nilhl a rut.
Fol: Kidney Pilie did wonder! .l.thinl ln' me.
Stiltton Powell Corporation.
and rccomuendth: in."
Mr. Wad just had a sligh‘ touch of Buck—fever, that i all.
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MODES FOB VABIBD OCCASIONS.
t huliitini: (or the initiation call (it
rhurity artist is tht- model in the Mt
in retain color crepe gt-orue'tr and
Ialill. The purple of with are triv '
hip-high. imiug join’ui to a yoke t‘
ftnrgt-lto Loom- [litllt‘I‘ of the .shw r
material; at eithtr ride of the from
In elnl-roidt'rrd ut the lower ItILM.
Tbr vest and collar an: of satin. _\;ui-
turn xirc rtquirth your 44 int'
gut-rune and 1'1, unis itt int-h at
M‘
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:4 to it inches liu>t. i'rh-c. ‘.’.'. t'rilifi. l
7797. Siwr‘. ‘22 to ;‘i in f
cites waist. l’rioeHO tenth.
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BAILORS COMING,HOME.
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Many to Be Released from Service at
Early Onto
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\HI\\IIII\ 8“”le “ill ~tuin l
.\i:tn\
coming humv to I‘ll‘\. .oa uu otllt ial ur- .
dcr frmn Stu-rotary I‘illlit'ln liuiidllliilt‘i‘
the discharge of onlintctl turn in I‘i'”
navy who tllIISlt‘tI for ”it“ pt- M.
the win. .ml llit‘lhllt‘lri of the no‘ nl'
rescr'tc ulm itzttu uimut itilhilit"~',~i or1
family "t-llsnlls for l‘t'illl‘lliilu in «mi.
itm lifc. 'l‘ir‘ order icutis- ‘
"it is liitjrtit‘liill‘llllf'lil's IIt‘f‘Ilt" to it i
louse iruni ttctivc r‘t'lTit‘t' at the cull ?
it-st practicable time tltmc nwmmt‘si
of the nnvni tweet-re force. and tho-mi
men of the rectum et-rtlt-n uhn rw" t '
ed ft. the filtration ut‘ 'iit'
wish to (‘Ullltdt‘lt‘ tlit-ir
who inm 'titwilt family and iiusmv
i-intere t.- t.t"l..llllllli.z imtucdium nndl
permit .I .it union. No tit-finitn lillli‘
can In .w . ' llit- I‘clctiso of such mt‘lL!
but it \iil' done :is mun us Iht‘ t“-‘
igcntics of t‘u .wnit'c pl‘l'lllil. l
“Thoso tit‘sil'ill‘: to he released titt-
t-i-triitiml must. in own:
instance. submit formal rvqucst in]
writing through unicinl 'cltnnncls. stat-
ing in full their rcusons. Command-
ing ofiiccrs :tnd toiulitundmtts will. cn-‘
(ion-'9 ”use t‘Otlllt'sls as to whether or;
not the purtitcs of tho individual can:
be spared without relief, and. if
u'hcihcr his or llcr serviccs are needed
in some other station within thc com-
ntnntl.
“Requests will then be forwarded
to the bureau of mitigation which will
give then careful conSidermion and.
as soon as (iittimstances pct-mt.
thorizu‘ihc discharge of ”1050 in tin-
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.‘J'W‘ t'. it I). t .- \ti‘.tl t’il I)l’t'\‘~ti, \‘Itfii (I’n‘t'
Com, 1" t'. ,t i 1; unis u mp) nciudut: t! ltihlll .
l: t't‘Il'.< tin itct'tl.
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Pia. tl'iui Rt \ it t. l’..
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A nmert talilnur is pIt'IIIrPII i‘t-i..
ames onne
of gray. The body and fruit. [mini
.of the mat im- lili in out. uhsh. vl.. ‘
pcpluni is gatlwrhd ;,.t l-Elhv' ~id.’_ i "' 1““... ’_M *— —‘ ‘
Mi’thllm silt" l‘dlulh' 3 .‘ .'t1-: 3’ Ltu‘h rtxulai now nho vnli>tui only for “it“ mu m the young Mans 51 mum.
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He in Johnny, on infielder. from Great
Lliteo Station.
.\l the office of tho \iinkt‘t“ it “its
lilllltllnt‘tti \culo rduy that .luilnnv
John had been tinned inquiry its to
tho hit-n ii» on IIlt' Jones in (Intuition
ti. ulopmi the lad that he is onn hail
pl: dint: inn. < til the Juncscr No is at
tho (mutt mitts .\.i\.tl Truining Sta:-
tEt-u .lilii Itiit\'t\I in ”19' tlrt'ut I..l‘.lt“‘
done in that direction. The mm: at
the Yttnitech’ training: Iflbtil‘rl may it»
pend on hitching up with alltillll‘l' in:
It‘aflllo club for it. spring tour.
I. M. Johnson, cOunty club It'lidi'i'
of l-‘uirficld County, Connecticut. at)»
that boys and girls enrolled in t‘iIIIl
work in that county lil‘tldllt‘t‘tl Hint
UM) worth of foodrlui‘i'e the past )n-JI‘
in addition. the youngsters luuu ml
the advantage of practical trulnin: .n
agricultttrc and home unthin:
mitt-2d lust Mao-on.
.iontw t‘nlnt‘ in tin- :lltt'Illitiil (Ii
numhcr at major intone :tnti
'liub (‘onnt-n of lht‘\ Yunltct-s but till
sl‘tilli.‘ '
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
M‘itt‘t
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it is Said that Stilllt'
buys .tt‘tttuii)‘ outgrow
their stomachs, much
the sonic n< they own.
grow their chillies, but
no om"; iuz-t‘h v.51]
th‘l‘ titllgrrw.’ ;. .K'l'.\\|l URI)
l‘Zliig’t‘. 5. {:4 l( HI t‘t wk
and u s'rmran r:' ago is
:i Culllilil‘lfllinli that can't
be outgrown
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