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1 if, -‘ Ii Children in America are becoming,‘ " '.
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‘ ‘smrm\wm‘v~“ifl" ~——-«——— i anaemic. The food that puts C0lul"; _ . .. . . . W4 . '
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Macaroons. . Keep Cloth NGW . TH A . DRESED into the (ounlwrmce of childlen is \,.I i: IIII I)“ IIII II, in . m . I“ I
0 third on shortenin" Him. kind) 5 To have fabrics, after laundering! BEING WELL , SW99, milk. The high cost m. dairy; IxarI .I i. . II ..I I. I. I‘m“ .‘. .: .. . I . .I
4 me. p14 Cllrl 00:11 5 'l'u) l—t possess their original appearamen ‘ —""‘ \ _ n food, the scarcity ol‘ labor, and other} tllc lain LL: ..:Il;.~t '1.l.Il ii i lt_“l(W)(lllt (Wu!
1;“, mixf‘g'vl egg (lbclatcn $91,231“ care must be taken with colored ma-iThe American Woman ApprecratesI problem and it “(IS in ”III introduc»: Pacmrr‘zl lumen. my 1.9mm“
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1y 2 tablespoonfuls cold water 1 la ”’“ms that they do not fade, and Willi; That smartnesIs Is at ‘l g to abandon their herds, and as a con- ,’ “T;.l;im; TL? (‘3. " is . picture \( .! .41 may ,., .
(bl, f l} 'n -r 1 cu r e'fiour white materials that they remain, Overdressmg. i ; sequence the milk situation in manyf 0.”. ..,...=",'..Ilnu. I,“ ;. n. =. ' In... .1 "ii (3.1" .‘r .12: .p
1 cspoon u 11:; ega ts $110,); oonful snow-white. Aside from this suggests; To look really smart is a mum pl‘lll’r: parts 0f the country has become a ,' '. 1.7 ,',,l ' . —
,j’é cups r0 r01”. ,a.1;4 tea the department of agriculture, muchi leln .that the average woman is Just ’serious one. Growing children‘musti 111:. w ....
balt' % teaspoon u cinnamon. - depends on the sizing of cloth. Too'vbeginning to solve. The Parisian by a l ‘ T: 71“?"3 i- ‘11" firm .i - \ w'r‘r‘ 'r'l’ P-‘(l'ies ’ l
- ' . lave milk, but they cannot always gel‘ 2.19 ”H. H-u x 1- - l ._ .. . w - ~' - '
spoonful soda. 1/2 cup seedless raisins.
Put salt, soda, and cinnamon in sifter
with flour, then mix in order iven. ..
Drop feaSpoonfuls in pan aboutg inch Most housekeepers use starch fo.
and alhalt apart Have oven hot stil’l’enilvlc,r ordinary clothing. Starch
cno b so that a plmful will bake in 7 keeps 'the clothes clean longer and
ug - k , h also acts as an absorbent for stain.
or 8 minutes. To. e from men-w en f h fib‘ b' IIIIII'
. edges show a golden brown line. if thus saving wear 0 t P‘ m 3 m.. i
'ng excessive friction in laundering un-' _
brown on t the are too hard. : '
ed op y - l necessary. Manufacturers add other
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ished mixturn a" ‘ ‘beir ;"‘.:cfices ha' n-'
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mlr buys life? in frog lll'.‘ yum-Iii from rmiucmctr’.
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much stiffening spoils its appearance? natural instinct, chooses her clothes
and too little is quite as bad. ‘ correcll} and wisely, and always looks
l llul the. American woman in the
- ft. Some can get it, but the kind that;
.- they get is of poor quality, too poor to i
. put the. blush in the cheek. ,
.i There is a solution to this serious;j
‘ problem an dit lies in the iniroduc—l
1 tion of the Swiss milch goat on small!
ifarnls and suburban lots. For cen-‘
, luries the Swiss mllch goats have;
: been furnishing food for thousands of; .
Tfamilics in European countries, but‘
ignorance and prejudice against thei
ggoat in the United States have pre-
I vented them from generally being kept
fin this country. However, in Califor-:
I? nia they are gaining ground. and in
Iother states they are gradually butt
3slowly being introduced. But if the'
Ipe pie only knew that the goat is one‘
lof our cleanest animals and that its
I .milk is almost tubercular proof and
«MN. 9W" N0- 7922- Sites. 22 to 3: 'richer than cow’s milk. and that one
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IN POULARD AND SATIN.
Especially designed for afternoon
gand evening wear is this modvl in
ffigurell foulal'd and satin. The shirt
I‘ has a tunic that fails in a. point at one
side and is gathered at the waistline
. under a deep girdle of sell-material.
.‘Tbe collar. cuffs and pocket facings
fare of satin to correspond with the
! foundation ~kirt Medium rite rw
quires 3 yards 40-inch satin and 2.15
yards 40-inch foulard. .
Pictorial Review Waist No. 79%.
‘ film‘s, M to 44 inches bust. Price. 25
Tomato Spanish Hamburger.
One and onehalf pounds hamburger, . I
a bit of parsley chopped 1 egg p91» been adopted m homi- laundry \~—.u-.<I
per and salt. Form into cakes. Sear wub S‘I'ccess' l
them in frying pan and rename to [For mSt'mCP' . . ,
agate pan to which has been added 1 ness; paraffin, wax or turpentine glvl-xl
can tomatoes and cook an hour Serve gloss; and alum. a certain degree of;
on platter with the tomato sauce flav- pliability. The substance used to whit‘!
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.Ored to suit taste. Add sprigs of hars- en is blulng, Whmh countclacts the;
. yellow tinge. To use any finishing!
prooess successfully the mixture must;
Cottage Pudding. be carefully worked into the. fabric to'
One cup of sugar. 1 cup of milk. 1 insure uniform finish. This is done by.
faint of flour. 3 tablespoons of melled dipping in and out of the alazch and;
W ‘butter, 2 eggs, 1 teaspoon M. soda. 3 blueing and rubbing well between lhni
of cream of tartar. a little shit. Bake. bands.
one-quarter of an hour in small pans.
Sauce: Beat whites of 2 eggs ,0 erctcr Attached to Sweater. I
stiff froth. melt 1 cup of sugar in a To finish the sleeve to a man's:
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little water; let u boll up; flavor with sweater knit two. purl two, for about] W
nutmeg or lemon; stir all together. two inches for the wrist hand, then in-&
I'stead of binding of. continue unil it:
Rice With Cheue. reaches a few rows above the thumb,
Heat 1 cupful of boiled rice in 2 and leave an opening for it. when
tablespoonfuls of milk. Add 1 cupful lng together.
of grated cheese. M; teaspoonful of (When not in use, the wristcr can‘be
salt. and other flavoring if desired, and turned bad: for a cult. ~and the open
cook slowly until the cheese is fuelled. space does no harm compaYed with
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duced 1,941 pounds of rich, sweet milk, same time secure the (‘Xl‘n'z‘imh w. “-11-
or more than twenty—four times her essary for full devolopmenh. Kid.» .«.--
own weight. The period of location tall at about $25 each an ddoes M...
for a good doe should be from seven. $40 to $75 each. if there was C‘n
to eight months. jpropitious time for the Swiss in“.
There are three breeds of milch goat to beIinlroduced. It Is hw-
goats in? this country. The Anglo- save Americas greatest 333“" "‘
Nubian is a very pouplar English coming generation that IS to r-w
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, as low as the pre-war prices, however} to supply one m "age family. a goat in
each family would soon be the rule.
l for market conditions are never the
And the goat eats little, for one goat
i same after a war as before. And with .
the. material cheaper. no one will have wnll eat but about a sixth as much as
a cow and mi] give about a third as
the slightest excuse for not bein a . . . ' . -M
smart and Well-dressed person 3 much milk. [in doe gives three quarts breed and is a Cl‘OSS between the na— KII edtehtPCOl-lnlry "1 ”19 “0‘
.-—-——-——~—-—-—..__ ' inf milk per day she is consid- me English and the Nubian, anative “03'0“ "355- .._-- II
. NORWALK FIBRE SOLES ARE lei-ed an excellent milker. However, of Nubia, Egypt, and Abyssinla. They; RUBBER OVERSHOES
‘ ALL-YEAR-ROUND SOLES some give as much as six quarts per have short hair with a varying colonf D t ut rubbers near 'I
day. but even two quarts of milk per some black, some red, some tan, with‘ «my: 2: apsteam Di‘De' the ha! I W,
day is considt‘l‘éd lIOOd. Winthmp or without white markings. The ‘ ‘ ' '. “ ‘lc.
burn the material and mm It cra‘,
How‘land 0f Redlands, Cal. last year wethers of this breed make handsome Do not. leave them outside of :he
had‘a Swiss Toggenburg gpal. kept Ion pets for children, taking the place of house~on the front porch to
the University of California farm, Shetland ponies. This breed is much
‘ ‘ if exposed to sunlight—4m- this .1
Which broke “‘9 world‘s Temm a heavier than either the Toggenburg or a!” crack them. Freezing,
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past has been inclined to lavish upon ""'
5’3““ herself finery that was neither well
i chosen nor becoming. To attain that
height of charm that the Parisian pos~
sessed was not a matter for a. few
mombnts' thought and then dismissal.
Norwalk fibre sales are designed not
only for spring and sport wear. but al-
so for winter weed. "They are es-
pecially suitable," says an official of
the company, "(a‘ the kind of weather
Efixdalmelgfozgf beaten. Serve. on 21:24:22: n21}: “3:11;: lfis‘ifiazgvxi: zlli::q:l::c:lt::: z;$::r:;llo::r:€nl prevailing this winter, when the mods milk producer by over 300I pounds. Saanen, and the goat odor 1;. “Ti?“ makes rubbers brittle and m»
I ' laid, are always at hand when want- ' ., ' " '“ ““d “"391" “:8 3° we“ 7“ and F" ‘1 Perm“ Or one 3'8“ We doe Tim soI many person-clue" Is a son, "be-eak or tear.
- Squash Pie. MI Some times you mink you wow Ingramsg‘t"! Time?“ IL?"- . slushy-I" “he“ $th ”(1131 INOI’: W__W___W_, W__,___-- W” _' W..- this breed. I . Don't wear high lwelml nil-I‘m- .-
_ Line a plate with pastry. fin Wm, need them, then find you do: they hold drea tlfateacfienttullt d“ thxacl . “:5 ‘“ walks the “8“ 0‘ rubber" I” a {50"‘9': i The Saanen is one of the leading low heeled shoes or low ht‘w-hl
1%: cups of Squash, mixed with 1% down the sweater aleevo when pulling andsrtf ll hid lb 3f tita ”‘9 0m unnecessary. The) keepiour (imam? - wo EN FROM Ebreeds Of-SWisfi mllml 1103‘s, ”kit”; be“ on high heeled Sh‘w" H
cups 0: brown sugar, 1’9 cup or Strong on or taking off coat. ‘ H 8,. u y I e e 6° ‘ . fectly dry and you haw. the p can”! ,its name from the S_aanen valley "1 rubbers will then break (mi
9.» mg found the suitable lines, the of walking over yet streets without . Switzerland. This breed has short heels.
coffee. 1 teaspoon o fcinnamou, and a
small piece of butter. and 1 egg: the th
coffee. 1 teaspoon of cinnamon. and a
bake in a moderate oven until nice and
brown. ,
Gloves or mittens can be worn over
cm and is no space between them
and coat sleeve. They can be. added
to purhcased sweater by taking
. up stitches at wrist and opening scam.
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harmony of the costume must be con-
sidered—harmony. for instance, be
tween hat and suit, and shoes and
suit: and then, of course, harmony in
the. color scheme. Some women care-
lessly Wear the hat that they wear at
the matinee. when they no for a walk
-in the morning. The time and place
the hoary feeling and cumbersome ap-
pearance of clumsy rubbers, which!
need only to be worn when the:
slush or surly is deep enough to reach ~‘
tho uppers of your shoes.
lhair and the color varies from pure
' white to a creamy white. The Saancnl
goat was introduced into Canada in:
the year 1904,-ond has since then been’
introduced into the United States.
They make dependable milkcrs.
The Toggenburg completes the list
of three greatest breeds of milch goats
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E_A_IS_T_,II WEST
Recommend Lydia E. Pinkluun": ,
Vegetable Compound as a Reliable i
Try a Sentinel \Vanl
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T is indeed hard to stand :‘l
while thc stream of life flows ',.. .
man or woman condemned to 3- 3
that does not permit him or lu-r ’ . :4
form the active duties of iii-n to -* l
or her share of the world‘s wor: . 1-
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Every housekeeper dislikes renew—
HOMES HELP' COMMUNITY.
A wealthy Englishman once said
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house and lawn and garden.
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. ing oilclotb or linoleum at this time. . . s an institution ,- . .- .. .
. I because the prices, as on other house must be given consideration, for howI that a good home W: t d in- Remedy for Woman 5 "15. in ”I“ 00“"th It takes its name. rthenc figure deg”. "330“) '1'?“ . _
, .z‘ ' ' 1, . , ' absurd ‘0 “"38? a dressy hat with a for civilizing a communi y, an _- ,, -, .,_,-_--._ _ . Much “chess, ram _,,nu ,.
‘ 7 - “01d “"c‘e-‘v “3"“.inc’ea39d “0’19“" mannish walking costume If the h flatead of surrounding his own home ’ / “‘m“ ”‘9 T‘mgmbum "““e-V' swmer'l result from disordered ludmys mew...—
' .. I :Pl'alfly in the past year or ton _ ‘ a . in the Spokanp! W’aah_——“I want to recom- land. It is a very handsome animal,, tier. Failure of line lillnIcyaItnIItIL. r!I.I
‘ I . l8 dressy ”I? Slut or coat must be dres- by 8 high hedge' like many . V' . ' .h v V l . , properly and bller Impnrlllv‘l- u of . .
W ‘ ' To l'llake new “001' coverng Of this‘ . it 0 en mend L3 “13 . 13’ Plhlx am ' 930mb e and "1110}! resembles a deer- They have loads to rllcumaticpninn,backrc‘w, rim-.2 w. .. .
A *m_. "on” ~ l ' 55' and the 311088 must be Of a rather vicinity. be built about an p Compound for women’s ailments as it . stilor rwollenioints pufl‘lnest under . .
a sort last longer. wash with equal parts' ‘ ~ - (1 rich . ~ - I! white bars running down the sides of, in peck b‘" , - bum mm. W
a cool cell. r c .dalmy last, If one does not properly fence. so that whoever passe - hel ed nlL so much during-middle e. - . II 9. Incubus». c c ,I
'-"""‘ a " 9i i M Olive oil and Vinegar' rubbed unwell complement the» other th I t' or poor might enjoy the be'auty of — rs. MARTHA CONNOR. 1027Mans eld the face and the body is mouse 0" “"'"°”- °' °”“" ”mm“ “WW" ‘ ‘
x A' ‘Wilh a 30ft flannel, instead of using! ' ' 9 en "e co" ' It is a AVeI'IUE. Ifawn color. The Togzenburgs ho‘ld wmdl‘e,’ E jiigiq;
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you like to have
every room in
la?
i ume is a failure. The discordant com-
ten i bination has a. distasteful effect.
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Old .oilcloth or, Linoleum can be re-l y al ' but Quality Excellent.
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~'stored in appearance by'going over it3 DB ebiggest “cm“ in the de-
5 the usual soap and water on it so of.
good thing for the girls of today
who are to be the home makers of
tomorrow. to grow up with the idea.
that. the home owes something to the
Abilene. Tcxas.-—“ For almost 3 year !
I was unfit to do my work as! suffered
at) from female ills. LydinE. Pinkham’s
VegetableCompound restored my health 1
after physicians had failed."-—Mrs. E.
Owens.
their ears erect, very much like the
blooded horse. They are fine milkers.
goats may be kept by each family.
On small suburban lots one or two‘
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for they sucnghthcu and imigmalc '. A ~ «
deranged kidne and help them in “HUM‘
{rm tioninl so i n the bloodstream is r....: .n
marihc cause ofdiseuc removal.
I. i . W W l velopment of a perfect costume is the E' i '
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your ho use I III I. y w: h a it e,I eeswax and turpentine {material The material must be good community. Rockvxlle,(_30nn.—“Iamen-#5010118 i They are very healthy '1 . I‘lsoxsl’li'llliifirlslfi i?d:§lfi':.~xé “w-T
wa r m___,.ea[ . l - ¢ I “351“? d first in the or dmary way with I for thou b the 1' be f . . from female ills 1 was blue and melan- ing the lawn cuttings and scraps fromI bottles at Foley Kittie: Pill. reli'evod ul.‘ an...
. . a flannel and hot water, then dip the g Ines per ect and the THE RAZOR OF CIVILIZATION. choly. L dla E. Pmkham s Veget‘ble llhe table. they will “9‘ require much? 'Emlogllmt Family“? ladd-"trpuble'mpiwr
In”? Wouldn't en (311— I . . fit above the slightest criticism. if the Compoun restored my health after . l e. I“. Ilka? an on no. cull’et‘llnEItllc Lu W.
. W. ... Y I flannel into the polish and rub it material is o“ f i ll Busts of the Caesars show them to everythin else had failed.”-MARY gtood. ' 3g;2‘3;.§‘::§;",1;fi$;:‘fi,';:kg {31” ("#:1qu-
.I Jightly over the whole surface. This 11 er or qua ty, the time Men in the :An exerciser, which takes the place; Foley Wm Pill! can! 30-”0 e D) J V
., joy seeing the children
playing on the floor with-
out danger of taking cold P
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lmust not be done too often, but it is a and labor have been spent in Vain. An-
, expensiye material will outlast the}
i cheaper material and always is a mark
IlOf good taste. The present modes re-3
squire very little material and for that
Wise to resolve and patient to re-w'el~y reason everyone ought to exert!
splendid- preservative.
DAILY THOUGHT
have been clean shaven.
eighteenth century relied still further
on the barber's art, for they shaved
their heads as well. Hogarth has
painted a been of this period who by
some chance had his wig removed,
which gives him the look of an elder
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.ever
Won, 3 C amberlain St.
Oakland, Cal.—_“ L disE. Pinkhsm’s
Vegetable Com un gave me such
relief during C ange of Life, IIWlsh
woman could know about It. I
sure y raise this great remedy for
women s ills."——Mrs. MARY S. ASHLEY,
5709 Dover Street.
:of a range, should be erected in the
Iback yard for them lo exercise over. %
They are most gentle of all the uni, S
male, and the very essence of kindneSS
gbeams from their eyes. They are
very Intelligent and make the best of
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All Bushels Delivered
Nut, Pea. and Stays
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02:91:32 Heater lform.—-Homer. l 5:;Zuslve enorts toIbuY the best ma-l 1y baby. The “00th appearance St “3%: "012:0 Eggnog. gingcagfxegs -. pets, thus not only supplying milk for. Red 055k Coal at 50:11:11.
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can ligazyou {hm pleasure at The great problem just now seemsI Affairs are gradually becoming 1101‘“ 35m::;b:::n:u::i?md deal to the gaughfit’ré’ogrgperfialnzstg‘; cut-aux; theIfamllIy. but agordmg alumni-atl pit. R ‘VMustEgalitn'gorwalk
surprisingly Iowa’s“ .It has only to be how to make Germany safe for mal and very soon the market will neglect ' of ., these wild men to dress fashioned 5'00“ and herbs,_w§ich act. from whichIaI chi d may earn 0 heI 3 owan _, Te] 44‘
one pip". and one register. the Germans.—-*Minniapolis Tribune. 9 lower the prices of woolen goods—not their hair directly on the female organism. kmd to all hvmg creatures. and at t C; Tel. 441. . -4
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once or twice a day. None of
the loss or danger of several
stout-:4 in tilt. home.
An inrzznm'soml. Oncpipe
Heater is sold on ()0 days trial.
Guaranteed for 5 years“ i: will
last 5-. lifetime. .
Sec one here and get the big
Criepipe book.
WWHENBY A. HEGELEIN
' 56 Water St. So. Nor.
'Phone 473-3
ervad denies the-(allegation:w_hatever that is!
MR. WAD
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