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For Polishing Windows.
Cheese Straws. A bag of pumice stone
()“e’ha” 9“" “U"W' ‘ good window cleaner in cold weather.

“ pinch of 61“” pinch M Make a bag 6x12 inches of soft.
paprika. 1 cup grated Ghee-W- l ‘E‘l’lt"iporous, unbleached muslin. and into
spoon water. Roll thin and Cl" x~’ this put about tWO ounces of powdered .
inch wide. and ti inches long. Use no water. Simply;
moderately hot oven.
"_' ,polish it with the bag.

. Dessert-of Rice. , l To keep the bag clean when not“:

Bod one. cup of “CE (or less) In SM“ being in use slip it. into a washable;

ed water until donc. Serve with this ‘ ’
case. , .

cup tlour.»

cayenne

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.~ Fashion Points

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Georgette dresses seem to be fav—
ored. l‘alc shades such as flesh and
rol)in”< em: blue with white in the lead.;
are most numerous. Many of ”10“:
tracks an» embroidered elaborately;
with beads of contrasting colors. Thef
lines are simple and the unsuphisti-E
catcd appearance of the soil nutss of
is fascinating.

The Success of KhakLKool.

.\ new novelty weave is on the mar—

ket which resembles very strongly the

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January
Pictorial ReV§€V€

sauce .

add 34 cup sugar, 1 tablespoon butter. ~

Flavor delicately with essence ol‘.
lemon. Beat this thoroughly,
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Uncooked Salad, Dressing.

’l‘wo well beaten eggs. 1 cup vinec;

gar. l. teaspoonlul salt. 1 large table-

011.; 03g. beaten thoroughly.t

I Soap Saving.
Put _3ll bits of laundry snap into a

but . . . . . ‘ . .
. ‘ wile sottp shaktr and all bits of tOilet .l the irregular lines of silk of Various

{soap tie into a small square of
icheesecloth. This enables you to use
,r-very atom of soap.

. Feather PIHOWS.

land there is no doubt that the woman

spoon mustard, 1 can'condenscd milk. Feathers _ “hum fir.“ 17..
Mix mustard and salt with “migmi' put into pillow slips of strong livllllllli.
then eggs; then milk‘ ”PM With can. then they can be put inside the ordi-l
beater ,put in jar keep in cool pmw'nary ticking slip, This enables “w
will keep a long Umc. ; feathers to be easil washed and aired.

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Orange Cake. 1
Om; cup sugar. ye. cup butter, 1%
cups flour. Hg cup milk. 1 teaspoon'
q). l-Iin owder and 1 e . 1 tests on wipe up the floor with a damp cloth.
d g 91 ct. d (gs: . d £91?“ \Vhen hot cloths are needed con-
lorange 8“ m an gm e r") 0 a ntantly in time. of sickness. keep a
an orange. Use the grated rind of the colander full of them 0y“- a kettle
~other half of the orange and the juice half full of boiling water. Keep
~for the frosting mixed with comp... the kettle covered on the back of
. ' the range.
{Homer’s sugar. ‘ If you are too stout. don‘t taki-
‘ fat reducing medicines) Cut down on

HEALTH AND BEAUTY

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To avoid sweeping in a sick room

 

r Oatmeal Cookies. your diet. get out-of-door exercise
One. cup sugar. 1 egg, ‘1 tablespoon and you will assume. normal lines
and reduce to normal Weight. Avoid

lard or butter. 1 tablespoon molasses.

. sweets, cream,
4 tablespoons sweet milk, 1 teaspoon cially potatoes
cinnamon andsoda. M,» teaspoons salt. tuce_ spinach. cabbage. 1mm mm,”
2% cups rolled oats. 2 cups flour. Roll young onions. celery. tomatoes, etc.

out and out. Bake inamodexate oven. :‘glaebiflmd 1:03” instead "f bread

, er. you cease 0 give your

The oatmeal tastes like nuts m the body fat-making foods. you will cease
- cookies. creating fat-cells.

.Perapiring hands Lndicatc sluggish

Circulation and nervousness. Fresh

One cup chopped apples, 1-4 cup air is the best. cure. Bathe the palms
of the hands with alcohol.

ground crackers, grated find and juice. One of the worst things that you
of 1 lemon, 1 well-beaten egg. 1 table.- can do for your hair is to keep it
spoon melted butter, 34 cup sugar. forever confined under a hat. That

fat meats and espr-
Live mainly on let-

Lemon Apple Pie.

; lthaki—kool of last season. The ma- _
lterial is silky in its composition, but
’has a surface which is made rough by

lthicknes‘s running through it. This is
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‘used for the new suit dress. This ul-
itra smart mode is extensively in View.

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of refined taste will admire it for it'isi
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This official photograph shows dooughboy‘s of the Eighteenth infantry.
First Army Division. marching aet‘Oss a Moselle river bridge to occupy Ger-
man territory. The town in the hack.

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Costs 2; cents copy including coupon {-tr
15. cents on any Pictorial Rcvxcw Patient. .;

James Dannellyr

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WHERE HIS MONEY WENT-

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NOW WE SUPPLY SEE

Another industry in Which We Take:
the Lead Because of the War. 1
The garden seed industry is ana:
other in which the war has made
America an exporting nation. In
spite of the unprecedented home de-,
mand arising from the growth of
the war garden idea and the exam
of commercial gardeners toward sup«
plying the world's call for food,
American growers expect to send.
abroad this year 6,300,000 pounds of
garden seeds. For the 1918 planting

 

 

 

For Velvet or Satin.

 

‘Mix in order given and bake with two 15" [‘2’th {he gougevgfe 5° often has
‘ ‘ . e er air an e woman whose
crusts. Makes one pic. duties keep her very much dressed
for the street. Another very bad
thing for the hair is to overdo the
hair curling process. Some women
as soon as they take out the pins
that confine their hair in one posi-
tion all day. after a. hurried brush-
ing twist it into kids or other curl~
ling devices that restrict just as much
as has the daytime position. There
is hardly a time when the hairs are
not being given more or less strain.
“hardly a. time when they are allowed
the free play of ainnnd ventilation.

 

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Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water

Tolls why everyone should drink

botyater each morning ‘
bug... bmm‘n . : MAKES OFFICE IN DANBURY.

E. M. Mathis. for twenty-three years
'Why is man and woman. halt the connected with the National Express

time. feeling nervous. despondent, wot-C! Company. has been appointed route

riéd; some days headachy, dul} and agent for the Danbury division of the

unstnmg: some days really incapacijAmerican Express company and has
tilted by illness. lgone to that city to make his head-

}; we all would practice msfle—b‘ath-i quarters of the division there. He

mg, what a gratifying change would _was appointed to the position the first

 

 

 

 

 

take place. Instead o: thousands or, of ihe year and began active super“

half-sick. anaemic-looking souls withgvision yesterday. His division will
pasty. muddy complexiom-i we should. include all the offices between Pitts:
nee crowds of happY. healthy. rosy-i field. Mass, and South Norwalk.
checked people everywhere. The rem; For the past eighteen months Mr.
8011 is that the human 53‘3“?!“ (1083 not’ Mathis has not been connected with
rid “89-11 88011 day 0! I“ the waste‘ the express business but has been in
wind: it accumulates under‘ our pres-l ma accounting dghartmem of the
ant mode of living. For every ouncel Foundation compam. A New York city
of food and drink taken into the sys-g construction company. which had a
.tem (“Emit an ounce of waste materiall large government contract at Tully-
u~st be carriedcut.’ else it; fermentati worth, Pa. Prior to taking up that
and forms ptomame-nke ”0150115 which . line of work Mr. Slathis was located
are absorbed mto the blmd' . at. Plattsburg. N. Y.. as a route agent

“ n es.ar : ,
Just. as. ec q y as It is to clean l [or the National Express company.

 

Then thrrt‘ is the lingerie t0 hr 0011-; America was able to spare about
sidered. Point d‘Esprit. which is hand half that amount of seed, though in
embroidered with silk floss and sonle-, the years prior to 1914 the movement
times combined with Georgette, is of seed was wholly from Europe to
popular. The craze for embroidery America.
extends from the tipstop of the para-' The shutting on of practically all
$01 to the alluring envelope chemise.‘ seeds from Europe in 1914 left Amer-
Sometimes it is silk. sometimes worst. ican seodsmen almost without stocks

' Avoid
Influenza

, For breakfast coats and boudoir use,
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llace is. in demand. A gorgeous thing‘
of heavy Ventian, with bits ofGoov
'gctte of a flesh tint slipped in. makes
la breakfast jacket fit for a queen. but
worn by the queenly American
;woman. '
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, ed could be made of lace if desired orI condition. Take Linonine as a
z the guimpe ol‘ the overdrcss mightt preventative. This well‘known
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lshow bits of flesh through the screenst remedy restores vitality and

lliko mesh of some delicate lace. The. builds up the system to a hi“

i satin frock features the one-sided drapl health standard.
3ery and rather extreme nar'rowness of E Linonine should always be taken at
Etna its: sign of a cough or cold. as “-

éovercomes the cause and removal; the

THAT ANNOYING, till??? 8"” ”mad" km” f" ”7°”
PERSISTENT .COUGH

All Druggist5~60c and $1.20.
may lead to chronic lung "our,“ or

mean that the chronic stage already l
[5 reached. In either case try-

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This ionic. nnJ tissue—repairer sup-
plicr the acknowledged benefits of Cal-
rltlm treatment without. disturbmfltho
stomach. Contains no Alcohol. flax-
colic or Habit-Forming: Drug.

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$2; sire, now $1.50. $1 size, now 80:.

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05. v ‘nl some:- important varieties for th

"round is (imvenhmhei, in the Grand dlers Guessing. At a ronlvr'mu'v ltllt‘lllll'll l
mil "V _ . tur)‘ Daniels of the Navy. fi
— -“r Return to America for the Amvrlt-an . ‘
. . ., Houston at th-- [N‘Dlil'llllu‘lh m
1?.— L “nun... fl..- soldiers who have ramped m lanai-anti _ ‘ ‘
culture. .\lr. lloovcr oi tlw .-.

elfill' half a year without ever seeing

ministration and re ll'Ps‘l‘iliJllw
the French front means a return to a ‘

Quartermaster General of :bv

1915 planting. but by the next Spring,

' ' i ' I‘ ~ ‘ 1‘ ni's lil't’:
lllf-‘J't‘a‘mg acreage 3‘ home had : lmd uhuc paper mom “ .I (k \ and 01‘ the. l’aymnstcr (hamlet - -
brought the “mph-Pg up nearly to l llIt-ll‘ idea of money. ()nu- tlisuonsnlalv \‘ fly { un tnimous Halt" m ‘ ‘
. ,. _ ,l ,1 ; 34".‘0-
. I ~' .. . w- s a -( 1‘ e at E1 rle Hut. ‘
the demand. BY lht‘ next spring the. . 11"“3“ “Te l‘i; ‘Yfl ,3 (. \ 159m“ reached tlw} all future. lmrchsw
.on on. I .. . ... t.

boot for our Army. Navy and flu-v
Corps and lighting forces of the .‘l‘v
shall he made on a basis of i)1li"ll:\
respective of weight. The
tutivos of the other d! powwow
agreed that the Department of A:-
culture should sell'ct the "mats on H"-
basis of quality through its inspc-‘t- s
at the purchasing markets.

home supply was sutficicut pre--‘ _ .
rent any serious hardship. % "“ hat 5 ”1" matter, .
Europe's semi .shortage began lh‘lil{§:‘d Triangle secretary. . .. ‘
first year of the war and has grown! . l was Just thinkinguld like. “some
steadily. so that for the 1918 plant-"n those pancakes. sir, ”1" WWW“

ing more than 3,000,000 pounds were‘auswered mourni‘ully. ..
taken from America. This year for—. "And you‘re broke heh'.’ the. Red
reign" countries have bought frmnt’l‘riangle man guessed trout long mt—

Amcrican growers 145,000 pounds nf‘perifnce.
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garden beet seed. 50.00" pounds of .. ' ‘_ . '0“ The arrangenlenl Pft'cf‘t7tt'5tl owl In» -
mangels. 880.000 pounds of carrotsl Been a long tune since 1(a) day. wet the fighting forces in ”w "M...
290'000 pounds or ,euucp' 380.0001 5.0 Sh" we we") paid 18'“ harm. of quality of meats and at, thy so...
pounds of onions. 55,000 pounds oftday' time will bring about. a tummy t.

parsnips. 5.150.000 pounds of garden! L0“ 50‘" money.

peas 340.000 pounds of radishec.l "Well, you might call it that."

Now that the fighting has weasedl “Stolen? ' .
and'the. bulk of the world‘s armies "No, s‘r' \ou see! 5”" more .“ias
may be expected to have r eturnedlsnme 0f us walking home la“ "“m

anced condition in the li\‘R—l~'ltl-L
dustry. This course of action ’7-
accordance with sound piiocipl- «
production and conservation rut
have been advooated by the not).

. and I ulled out my ci arettes and
to normal occupations by next. sprmg' assedpthem around lgrhou ht they merit of Agriculture, the Food Am.
American seed growers are giving p " ' _g ‘ ism-afion and the other .1 “.31.“,
peeled next year It is too earlv toltaStefl a bit funny. 3‘ the time And '(h .3. \ie“ to 1n (until u) H‘ 1 '
- f . t 11' t . . lthen this morning i discovered .ld “1 _ . “ . _
orm on me tgen opinion as ‘burned up all mv monev it was quate supply of bpel im- ,1". m .._..

 

serious thought to what may be ex, _ _ .
whether Europe‘s call for ”was will ithose. blamed little ten shilling notes.
continue for another year or twolmwle out m “3”“? paper.
or whether Europe will again be.-
come an exporter of seeds to Amer—
ica at prit-x-s which American grow-
ers have not heretofore been able
to men: because of the high cost of
the skilled farm labor required for
successful seed growing. The de-
partment of agriculture has repre-
sentatives abroad who are keeping
in close touch with the situation and
probably will be able to oll‘er advice
before time to plant the 1919 crop.

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For Biliousncss

Biliousncss is a common form of indigestion. It
is brought on by food-waste which the stomach, intes-
tines and bowels tail to expel. If you will take a low
doses of Becclmm's Pills, when bilious, you will soon
rid yourself of the impurities, rclicvc sick headache,
stimulate the liver and bile and tone the stomach.
Healthy conditions are quickly rc-cs:~.:l>lishc<l by using

streams Plus,

Direction. of Special Value to Women arc with Every Box.
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
Apples can be baked without. sugar.
Fruits and milk sherbet are good
substitutes for frozen creams.

A whole barrel of dried rhubarb
may be tied up-in a paper bag.

Mashed potato loaf makes an excel-
lent meal with bacon and peas.

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the ashes from the furnace each day.
before the fire will burn bright. ands
hot, so we must each morning clearl .
the inside organs of the previous daysé
accumulation of indigestible waste and}
body torin‘s. Men and women, whethd
gr sick. or well, are advised to drinkl
‘each morning, before breakfast, a,
glass of real hot water with a tea-;
spoonful‘of limestone phosphate in it.i
‘asa harmless means of was-hing out'
of the stomach. liver, kidneys and:
bowels the indigestible material. waste!
Vsour bile and toxins; thus cleansing,i

 

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" sweetening and purifying the’ entire;

.‘ alimentary canal before'putting more‘
food into the stomach.

Millions of people who had their turn

if it. constipation, bilious attacks, acid;

Vitomach. nervous days and sleepless:

nights have become real cranks about;

the morning insidobath. A quarter!

’ pound or limestone phosphate will not}

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