d Reapes E E Helpful'Hmfs
0”..—
Novel Blouses.
y‘ tell Broth with Barley. E
lamb bones in a soup kettle , .
quarts or cold water, 3 diced ‘
alf'of a turnip cut in cubes, 1
need onion, salt and paprika,
2 atablespoonst'ul of chopped
2 stalks of celery cut in small
d 34 of a cupful of barley
ben soaked for twohours in
toeover. Bring slowly to the .
int and simmer slowly for
hours. Remove the bone and
if necessary.
Cooking Mutton. E
For variety- or when other roasts are
cook, following these directions:
before serving it drain out of the watels “3 the handkerchlef C011”
a slight dusting of pepper and salt on as ”may ”Odie“
, both sides and dredge with flour. Place generally of a contrasting
Potato Salad.- , ‘some strips of. bacon over it. Bake‘fi
large cupflll of cooked ”the oven. giving frequent, bastings and
m ne-quarier of a cupful of .turnings until a crisp brown all 01' or
carrots: one tablespoon— Garnish with curled parsley leaves
$095M parsley, one slice of and slices of lemon. A cream gravy;
‘ white onion and half a an be made by adding a lump of but-
pickled beet fir to the juices’ in the dripping pan
m to taste with «salt and pap- stirring in a l"-',".'1rmn.".:l of flour 11.1.
’ moisten with a mayonnaise dres- til perfectly smooth and slight;
' ‘wluch a slice of minced picklesbrowncd, then add a pint of rich milk
licenaddod and serve on a bed 01
celeb- romaine or lettuce. Garnish saving French 0'93“"9-
With (:61er tips and sliced ,hard‘ie Put the ingredients for a French
’ dressing into a fruit jar. shake untill
mixture thickens and it will be ready,
for use at any time it kept n a cool;
place. ‘ cf
“For this dressing one—half vinegar:
and one-half lemon juice may be used.:
or if vinegar 1s very stronz dilute it
with w.ater
For a fruit salad the fru' l juice. lDa\‘_
be used instead of 1inegar
,.
pensive distincton.
1 ,-
Economical Dessert.
licious and economical dessert
. Pare and slice apples into a
’ boiler put currents or raisins
and add sugar and a pinch of
No water. Steam until apples
soft. but not mushy
the meantime boil rice twenty
”hm (one cupful unboiled for foul
11111.- When done serve with rice
inédleh and apples on top. Sex-1e with
remnmd sugar.
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Thawing Frozen Apples. E
W hen there is a frost, apples xhould
be kept in a state of total darhicss
untilsome days after a complete thaw in flesh-colored voile and
has come.
'they rot; but if they thaw in darkness scheme.
Scalloped Oysters.
Padloil six potatoes, slice, butler
deish put , layer of cracket
bison bottom, then a layer of poI
and laver'ot. oysters. Season
. t. pepper. parsley. and bits of
the then another of l'cl-aclter
little of their original flavor Emlng, pleating, is obi-lowed.
Sawfly Geek Books. ' , models'
To keep .1 cook book clean place a blood
pane of glass (- ver the wok book when
potatoes.- and oysters, and it is open on the table. it keeps the
until dish is full the top layer right plhce and keeps the leaves from
crumbs. Moisten well with milk becoming soiled. The glass should be
’ e 30 minutes. .3 trifle larger than the book and have
a passepertout binding round the edge.
colored batiste.
, Bangor Brownies. l
7- 0 squares chocolate (melt’d),1 Cleaning Water Bottles.
ll sugar 35 cup butter. 1 cup door, To clean the inside of 11a tor be 1198
..1-2 teapoon baking powder, 3-4‘111' any glass that 1.1 1.. 1 small to inst-1!
311991191! nuts (not too tine). Pour the hand into, put in the bottle a
, pan of a. size to make the small quantity of tea lea1'e;-11:1ur in
as about 3-4 of an inch thick. about one-third cup of vinegar, sllzlkx
' well, empty and rinse with cold water
l
ElfiLE FISH IN BOSPORUS E
William W. Poet who recently ’ ,
msgstrlfaxutxhgg 51:12:}; 3:: ~V~Celery can be kept lor a crack or
, ”I 7: ~.
‘fime' fall In the Bos‘porus Dar; nger by first lolling it up in b10111 it
e normal times great wagonloads paper, then pin it in a lore. and keep
fish were. carried thro'ilg'h‘k in a dark, cool place. l'ei'mc pre-
ople A fish 20 inches long paring it for Lin? table place in l’ pan
Idler the equivalent of five of cold water and let it remain for
The poor were thus able to hour. “’3 "‘1‘ make it
food for very little money. To C90]
11..— fish is sold for ten times
' prices. “frills is not be-
We, are fewer fish in the Bos-
d Doctor Poet. “but because
party and informal wear.
To Keep Celery.
edge.
_\ oung matron.
j' feta, and the remainder of the
i Georgette
i new feature.
Prevents Curding
, When making tomato bisque soup if
you pour tomato into the milk. curd]-
ing will be avoided.
l
Potato Water Useful" /
l . Water in which potatoes have been
dialled is good to wash tarnished brass.
lT WILL BE A PIPE.
bright blue and scarlet of the
Eof the color schemes for the
1 season for day shades.
»
" Nell-Is 'Harold working steadily?
Bell—Yes, he told me last night he
uhad a contract for making seven
thousand Egyptian rings and told me e
to watch his smoke .--—Cartoonsaillog-l
pleaded.
An unusual display of blouses quite
desie'n and most unconvenJ
hi h in rice buy a leg‘ of mutton and: unique "1 I:
g p ltionai in color have been worn at the;
After trimming and wiping a leg ofE beach. This iieresting grog? :areborsrg 1
mutton put into a kettle of boiling, French voile, crepe de C n so _
salted water—enough to completely gette. “sand“? and for sports wear :1 1
cover it—and boll slowly but steadily: cotton crepe. The novel feature which
until perfectly tender. About an hou': is characteristic 0£ “1933 new “1011813
d'y .
and a , ving it 'to match and the small corners use .
place in a dripping p n at The kerchief 1.1%,
sometimes is daintily embroidered in
silk. This little finish to the blousef
gives an individual look and an ex-é
:1) Momma .
Contractng Vest Sections.
11' they “18W in ll): light handdrann work is used in decorative
The. round youthful neckline
they not only do not rot. bu: lose rely. is again used and its invariable trim
‘ ill-ct lace are noticeable on these
and they are frequently com-
with bands of finely tucked deal:-
The Chemise Dress, Again.
To dispense with the comfort of this
particular style is more than could
be expected of any modern woman, so
the chemise is still with us and will re-
1 main. The one illustrated here is de-
'1eloped in navy blue serge with the
test section of henna-colored satin.
The embroidery is of henna-conned
worsted of a lighter shade. The other
little [rock is a delightful creation for u ’ H g,
It is de-.. Sill“? Of Hts ‘ l8
' 1eloped in Georgette and all the
'lusive little rulfles are picoted at the
To dance away the evening in this I
ock is all that could be desired by
the panes; debutante or the smartestE
It would be attractive
also developed in satin or a combina-I
an tion of taffeta and Georgette
who and ruli'les in this case should be of taf-
The straight collar is a
Concerning Spring Colors.
Thus far, the prevailing spring col-l
g ors are rather subdued, but there is a5
‘ strong feeling what a demand for’
I brighter colors will soon be felt. The3
1333' it is thought, will be the keynote
For evening shades, turquoise, blue.’
l flesh pink and mauve 'pink are meant
Both dressmakers and mllliners are
ndeavoring to push what they call
1 Hortensia pinli, 11,11ink with a tinge of ‘dv
with cuffs .
. ac"
'nill start
things
l
'iou1e got to coax it to make it
“Neutrone
dogged case of rheumatism.
' \\ 0 how
less in huflfl‘lhf’ds of cases, it does
"Neutrmle l‘wscriplion 0-9" is on}-
tirely different. from the old prepara-
I lion in that
all Rheumatic poisons by purifying
the blood, common sense teaches 1ou
in the new peace—time fashions
there 15 a note of youth and restrained
frivollty. as one may. see from thls
glquant little frock with long tunic
louse turned back 111 scalroped revert.
That same note of gladness domi-
nate: all the modes lllustrated ill the
FASHION BOOK
SPRING
as well on in the
Prescription 99"
the most stubborn and
11'; Moss ed its effective-
it aims at all millating
thi ‘A’
color and f 33—3? 7 l: removes those awful pains. PICTORIAL REVIE Patterns '
one" “’1' [limiters 1111 those swollen stiff For APRIL. x. Now On Sale. 1%
° '7' joints and muscles in a way that will
E :llllrpl'lge rag. Get abottle today. not ms
1 . o n sttl ut of your system. 50c R A 1”.“AME RI ‘
E ' and $1 the bogtle at your druggist. EXT CAN D
and culls
J
A mums! or arm
Here blue serge lends itself to ela-
boration with a vest of finely check: E
ed silk and soft roll rover collar
of satin, The overdreu
fits well into the figure so that the
girdle is merely added for smartnm. ‘. built. W
In medium size the model requires 4
’ French fleet.
. g'igo, the Spanish port now being
:developed with the aid of American
'_ capital so that it may become an en
terlng point for American trade with
The dressier models are developed Euro” and the journey "a!" Ne *
elaborate York to Paris shortened by 24
ciety. -
Bands of
possibilities.
popular bathing beaches.
:inth One Ship He Want in Purcult of
describeg} in the following bulletin Just
issued by the Nations! Geographic so-
Cllnglng to a hillside ovel looking the
Rio de Vigo. a Goliclan field which .
pierces to the north'p'eat coast of Sputum
for a distance of nearly 19 miles, Vllzo
city and its magnificent harbor ghe
Eon impression of beauty and romance.
rather than suggestion of commercial
Summer mornings before the war,
many hundreds of tourists might be
seen picking their way carefully down
the steep nanow streets toward the "0* 01. blood w
Enhancing the charm of the old town'
hour-s3
French apes.
11-;
The)“
dress of!
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‘Look at Tongue!
From Stomchilvcr and
8 'm
, Accept "California" Syrup of
French
comin
child is having the best and
tie stomach liver the bowels.
dren love its delicious truity
each bottl3.,
WSWE
Remove Folsom
only—look for the name California our
the package, then you are sure your
harmless laxative q- physio for Wilt.
Give it, "without fear.—
Full diréctjona for chllds dose on find much 1.13th W 7’“ "i
Eont.’
Three months later Admiral Benbow rlans are to blame for all the hard “it“: “I was suffering “n ‘
died of his wound, but before that his
lauboniinateleadm WW“
1" coult martial.
ed. Two uere shot for cowardice.
This exploit, and others. gave rise to
a host of anecdotes concerning the
apluckv‘ sea flcllter and pirate chaser.
‘A popular ballad about him marked the ..
. orwln of the better known. “My Name 3
‘13 Captain lgdd. As I Sailed, As I Sell-,3 ‘
ed," which is little more than a parody ?
on the Bean chant.
Meanwhile the Spanish silver fleet!
put in at Viz?) behind the proteéflnz' .
islands at. the harbor-'11 outlet.
English-Dutch fleet at Cadiz got wind? .
of that act and scufiifid to Black the
treasure ships. Most: tof the Spanish‘
ships were sunk.
labout the disposal oft their conned:
cargo. One account states that a mil-E '
lion pounds‘ worth of silver was taken;
away by the rictoriolls fleet: ofle‘r nae-1
counts say practically all the silver;
had been taken «nose while a third;
I"!!!
most
Chn- contention Ils that much of» it Volt},
taste d0“ With the 39.311521 ships. 7 E“ E - ' Mono of Special v.11:- lo Women are will Even Box.
1 The last mentioned theory does not 1' Sold by drew-u throughout the world. I 1 hr cs, 10c” 25c.
:Mead, the muggist and leading drug-
jgists everywhere.
m
fare two ancient and obsolete forts
;perched on the hill upon which it is;
lth higher mountains rising in
the distance to form an
’fade almost imperceptibly into legend. ‘ ’ ' '
"'0: coursn Admiral 13¢an 13 hlgn- is Ithe one upon which numerous for— 111.1113. of his lllsltllllvl's .111-1 1111! '~ w
1y authentic.
Spanish Succession the French senten
naval expedition to the West Indies to
help protect a homewald bound Span-
flsh fleet of silver laden vessels. Where-
upon the English sent that dough'ty old
903602, John Benbow, to intercept are
French, if he could. in' West lndlnnm
‘waters where he had made a reputa-
lion when but a vouth in encounters
with Salee pirates.
Admiral Bcnbow did not
roll of F1 ench vessels of Santa Marta
and 3am chase. The captains of near-
ly all his ten 1essels mu'lined. lfis per-g
sonal courage compelled the support
Eof the officers on his flagship, ihf‘
Breda, and he continued the pursuit.
‘0n the fourth day ‘51: was iteverely
wounded in the
to the quarter deck.
officers in cal-1e he should be
”down to 'behmfi like men and fight it
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; Pictorial Review Costume No 8106 3 To Vigo's harbor cling tales or the'
Sizes, 34 to 50 inches bust. Price, soxt the small boy likes to heir in the
5 25 cents. “ ’ twilight bv the. open fireplace—«doles? E
1 a ‘ _ ;oi’ mighty sea battles and sunken trea— E L I 7
, . , sure. and even a lurking suggestion oi ,_ . ‘
3 PLUCKY ADM'R'M- BENBOW El‘aptain Kidd Some of these stories ' ames onne y
I '—"“' lie on the borderland of histotv and
During the tune hunters have worked in then ef- bv it He keeps 1111: .mem. 11
l 1 111
forts to recover the. supposedly lost stranat hiemglyplmson 'h‘ l""‘ ”
tleasure. ' Each season he paints the 131101 11
{and thus has a new ledcrl' 1111
Many s‘teamships plying between
your.
Europe and South America stop at Rl’rklll'd LcGalliennc noel .ml
Vigo. The city has
hi bulldi pilate-tl'easum hunden spends an 0 I'
plants and exports sardinzs p It 11:: slonal summer in the vicinity. One or
last summer LeGaJllcnne dropped 111
paper. fleas and saw mills, sugar and at Madigan' s store to learn how much
petroleum refineries, distilleries, tan he owed. Madigan consunml mo
nerles and soap factories. Its papa-t "Mfg? (30f)?- ‘ d I“
lotion at present is about 25,063 but 1 011:! ml two 0 .11...
. “W a grindstone!”
if the present plans for making‘t 111 “But I didnt buy any grim.
port of call for Bessemer m'l canto ‘ protested the poet. "Thole. rs...
1essels from New York materialize: solme misllnki” g'in .. 11.11 _\\
'fimnle 00 a . ' n .1111 .1.
it is destined to enjoy “pm expansion. . and he reexamined the l'l\‘t'1ll .‘z.
e 3 "Yup youl'e right," )11' 1..
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Ten miles north of Gloversvllle. N.- (lleest'f’wtlarloons \, U.
111. in the Adirondacks. is a cross;
l roads store. where "Old Man' Madison. .1
.a native of the. backwoods. has don E
193- The moment “1" Well these t.\1eni1I-'yea1s selling, sup Rh ‘ ‘ ,_
lc pains, lamv .,... -. 1
ii to ummer resorlels at a lake eunlat _
as checfiledihe lretunllfid Keaefby a .muscles and Stiff joulls 111ml :11 '1'.
9 mp cred 8: Mulligan likes children, is an export ly can be traced (0 0\ 1111‘ .1, 1 . .1, I.
shot whiltler. owns fifteenfdolgxbrhas alwms or dleordeled kidneys, 11.1%; 1 ‘
been a Democlat is ont law eggs ,1 .
. and thinks the railroads and the 1 nits 'R F 113 Box '34 SM“ ” “ '
war of
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film the
but he sighted'a s‘q‘uad
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SUFFERED 7-03 EIGHT YEAR
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times we‘ ve had since 1876119 has n from pain in the back and ”+1...
naturalmstutenesefifut :fiWW‘T do any of my “1011:, but sun- 1 12.
‘0 m or write en 8 necessary taken Foley Kidney Pills. l 0:111 do
or m oslnleal a rs,hehasto ,, ,. “T,
f 1'11] lsou‘lclngy 915119 1111112: a cross tor of my WON‘- Foley 1111111111 11“" P‘ “
1.1m given relief to thousands 111m Anew
But Madigan has a unique system 01’ ed “9m kidney or bladder [10111)]: "y
bookkeeping that enables him to trust than—Menu and Powell Com
Some \1 are imprison~
A“; "How often has an attache} indigestion interfered
with your work or Spoiled your pleasure? Good health
‘ is Melly-.1 matter of sound digestion. Whenever you
are troubled by dyspepsia, flatulence, sour cruciatlons,
sick headache, hilioushcss or constipation, take Beech-
am’s Hits. Thcv quickly and 1: Her 1 11 1.3V cox-l ect ('ligcstivc
disturbances, shmulatc the 51; mil; (1 gust: 1c juice and.
Tone the Stamach
nion differs E
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in unassuming gentleman in lazine. ,
" whoa happens- to he a promi- ' ' . ~ 4 , lmauve' 'f . 3,
economic and who up to a few -
shad become a recluse be- , , , '-—
physical condition tell: this
— and most interesting tale:
Cicero should be a littl: bit more 11po
.1
at
w1tll, Sophie'
nil. WAD
number of years”, he said, "i
so 'clonly confined to my‘ ’ ' .
9‘0an zealously to make my
in every respect ,
gear finally got me. my .7
wn and haggard and
lion seemed to urge people
t‘ was then that I began,
Do Hoakv AND 1255157512,
ClCEQo So WE dew DRESS
AND GET Ou'r AM) are
- “rm: Towu'. .
, pe’r one'day suggested that
_ melt and that my nerves re»
5611.3 he lolti’ me that her
.mtflen Phosphaled Iron when
. ‘Look at him now', she
worksjntgn hours a day and is
n the world.
picked less- than a month
ml] the advice' and look
Back In the harness. with
the. while. i am feelln
out body into a life He
hill :1. enthus learn". ’
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dust A MOMENT 312! .
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my SlGNHTuRE.
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