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Baked Bweett Patatoes.
Peel and boil sweet potatoes.
«done. null or put through ricer.
“to. of baking dish with abOut one '
flirt of the potatoes, cover with melt-l W“ of water.
Fill dish
5n this manner, alternating with pota- ‘
the! uni butter, cream and sugar. Put
“dean. melted butter and sugar over
fie top, place in the. oven and heat.
a! butter, cream and sugar.
trough. and serve hot.
Pmpkin Pie Filling.
Line a plate with ”innervation pals-
m“ \\ heal and
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flowing;
Two, ms pumpkin
dun-en. .1-2 teaspoon ginger, 1-
m salt. 8 eggs, 2 cups milk.. Mix
1m with molasses and seasoning.
Add beaten eggs and milk.
Canned Pear Salad.
ital-nod, pitted cherries.
and and flavored whipped cream on
"Wand sprinkle with chopped walnuts.
' "’ Plum. m Cookies.
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uflnteu. with any flavoring desired.
Baron! vanilla waters with this and
m together sandwich fashion.
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Sour Milk Brown Bread.
(One can cornmeal, 1 cup graham
flour. 1 W9 sour milk, 1-4 cup sugar,
7% cup molasses. Fill cup with cold
Voter dissolve 1 teaspoon soda steam
limits and bake 20 mlnutes.
Pie Grunt.
Three cups of flour. 1 cup of lard, 1
Moon of bulging powder, 1 teaspoon
as! salt and 1 cup of ice water. Do not
mix with the hands, Use a knife for
W and handle but very little.
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TO liEAT TOWEL.
'Bot to'Eels and turpentine are ben-
Mcjzfl (or cold in the stomach, but
3’“ careful not to burn the skin with
"En turpentine. Sprinkle a few drops
rower a towel. The best way to keep
vine towels hot is to buy a small
meiotic steamer. These may be
Waxed in white. enamel are most
emit”? and satisfactory. They pre-
Wt burning the hands trying to
m hot water from the towels each
We you change them.
“’11 on
rice '
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flour or corn flour) and fill with the
(cooked and
“a“ % cup molasses or 60111111111]. '
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Brain the. desired number of canned
Eur-s at their juice. Arrange pears on
Mace leaves and fill the cavities with
Heap sweat-
‘- Blend tozether 1 cup sonar. 1:1 clip
m or water, and 1 pound chopped
silt SWEET
. 'FIVE mas
My Restored to Healtl.
7 r In Lydia E. Pinkham’s
‘ Vegetable Compound.
';. Key West, F!:l.--“ For five ycars
“and from irregularities, with ter-
rible pains and an
awful Weakness in
my back. The do:-
tor gave me dill”-
erent medicines but
they did me no good.
Afriend asked meta
try Lydia E. Pink-
ham‘s Vegetable
Compound and I
found it to be the
best medicine I ever
, tried because it:
_ . ‘gv' made me well, and
' “‘" I can now do my
“work. I am telling my friends
mw— Mrs. . M. Camus," 72
We St, Key West, Florida. '
In women at some period in their
to from ailments peculiar to their
sex and
”(my relieved b ' this famous root and
18b medicine, .ydia ‘E. Pinkhain's
egetabie Compound, just a: Mrs.
' . mus found it helped her after suzl'cr-
. for years and trying everythingelso
3. vain. ‘
If on have any annoying s mptoms
83 to understand, write ydia E.
Medicine (10., Lynn, Mass.
”V ,, ts of their 40 years experience
“ ll l”; women on thissubjeczlsat
‘ Child’s Shin
fire from chafing, «aiding
solicit wit you use
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Helpful Hints
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Fashion Points
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To Clean Blue Serge.
An excellent way 1-) wusll
i tion of half a.
1 be too hot or the serge will shrink.
ltablespoonfuls of vinegar have been
put. ’
If the serge does not need waellinz.
l but would be better for i‘lesllcning up.
i lay the suit, skirt or whatever l‘ may
be on a table. and brush ‘Viill vine-cur
; and water.
Vl'hel' ironing the SPB’C” In) ll mam!
. cloth over it before pressing.
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To Fit Matting.
\Vllen putting ooh!“ a llrw
matting do not cut it to fit corners.
just give it a thorough wetting with a
cloth which has been dipped in hill
water. to which a cupful of salt has.
been added.
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When it is thoroughly malted the.
mailing becomes as pliable m: rubber.
without 1
breaking. [This makes a neatl'l' finish,
and can he turned under
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than cutting and also save-q til limb, Buster llrown collars with small bow.
ting for use in a differenf ehupcd= tire are a good neck finish on nhirt-
room. %éfl! \N‘thlfi.
Apron Pockets.
Iil>lde the pocket of kitchen aprons’
make a tiny pocket with flap to button'
over the top. in this keep some dimes:
and nickeis. They cannot fail mu. if;
the apron is thrown down carclcfilsly‘
and a trip in often saved to another‘
part of the house. when change is
wanted.
Collars of Blouse. Varied.
The neckline of the new spring
blouse is for the stake at variety some-
times square without collar or some-
times round. or codrsc the V pack
will prevail. as obvioualv being the
most practical.
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Fried Potatoes.
llip French fried potatoes in corn-
meal before frying. The-y are.
delicious. :
MISS CHENG m PARIS.
Young Chinese Republican Leader to
Attend Peace Conference.
PARIS. April 8. Miss S. Clleng. a
Chint‘se woman only 23 years of age
bill ail-muly with a record of several
yczll‘s‘ activity as a republican leader
in China. :ll-l-ivvd here last night to al-
tuml the [Waco (‘oni’crenccn Miss
(‘llclm was three times condemned to;
death in 191:; and/1917 in connection;
with llcl' activities. She was formerly]
it law student here,
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t'or’t to int-roam: llle friendliness of the;
relations llctwal-n France and her own
country.
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DOG ls MAN'S FRIEND‘
Ilowev or much or little the average?
dog costs, he pays back to humanity,
gin affection. fidelity, ‘
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intelligence, ser-i
vice and companionship more than bet
costs. This. outside his value as a ore-l
g lure, but his Very presence among mrn,{
: cultivating the spirit of kindness and;i
:humnnity which man still sorelyl
'needs‘. The real dog lover puts no:
price in dollars and cents on his dog.
He simply says: “Money can‘t hurt
blue
serge is to use Water in which white, coats.
cow” x iy-egar has been added in the propur-l
pint at vinegar to o in rgef spring.
The water would not}
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Rinse in tepid water in i WhlLb a few
leaving France.‘
with tho Ementicn of making an ef—l
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The uneven tunic is still in use.
Taffeta
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Talfcta frocks will be in favor
i lar.
: (‘rushed plush is
E coat. collars.
i “’oolen dresses nowadays
Winkle. length.
much used
are
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Silk will he. one of the great fabrics:
for spring.
inp: to the feet.
Waistcoat chenlisettes are made
l'illbl‘OlllCl'ed net. -
The long-waisted blouse has evidcnl- f
!_v come to stay.
The short close not
much worn for evening.
I The waistcoat is now braided, li
€\'l‘l‘_\' other smart thing.
smartest materials.
ly tzlpt rs in at the knees.
CONNECTITUT PATENTS.
The following were issued March
1919. 1.th compiled by the office
A. M. “'ouslet‘.
1115 Main Street. Bridgeport. Conn.
Fuller, Alfred (‘.. Hartford. Tooth
brush. ‘
Lorenz. Edward ii.. and Law, “7,
Hartford. (illnrstralning machine.
Sachs. Joseph. Hartford, Convolt-i“.mmm 8' Capt-Hon. t‘onlmandcr in'
able eli‘t‘trit' :lppllanCc receiving box.’
New Haven, Dis-.nbocrd the United Smtcs cruiser Pillar
.lmrxh. his flagship, which was 11$“:ng
, Scott. Charles F..
tribting system for electric railways.
llincs. “'illiam 1., New Brill“
tooth burl-h . 7
Lewis. Rollin (fl, Stamford. Lock.
suits are made with box
Georgette crepe will continue [ltlpll‘y
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Fewer gowns of two materials Rl'l’,’
Black suede shows are most becom 5
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sleeves are i
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illlu k taffeta is to be one of springs
A coat with klnlonn sleeves natural
solicitor of patents.
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NEW swam MODEL.
Expressive of the latest ideas in
tuition. mrticuhlrll' as regards
_ nleeves. is this model ill black satin
and serge. l-‘ine lllcka are stitched
in regular order over thl- long-waist-
ed blouse which is attached to a satin
skirt. The (lure of the sleeve is held
in with a fancy cuff above which is a
heavy silk tassel. Satin forms both
collar and cuffs. Medium size. re-
quires 2% yards 40-inch satin and
L3»; ynrds 54-inch serge.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 8145.
Sites, 3! to 44 inches bust. Price. 25
cents.
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ADMIRAL capén‘rou HERE
New York. April S.~ll.car Admiral
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lama-s to the Rm Admiral Were lirci
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ili‘ilinlll‘d. burn S. Mcriden. makingfiy the xunrdsllip .\lllphilrilc as the
motion-pictures.
llrpnzimzer. .lulill§.
«hints for applying
composition to can covers.
r‘nirfleld.
Rayburn. John R.. Sagcndori. C 1).. here tor at No umks‘ \lslt. A
l-‘alriield. Snap hook.
ilcyhurn, John (1.. Silxendorf. (7.
Filil-tleld. Chain connecting device.
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Benjamin, (‘ltlrcncc R. Milford. mm "'W- ‘
l hined carpenter's square. and mi'vr-ln‘idm‘. his \vlfc unit it members of tlic
gauge.
CANONIZATION OF JOAN OF AR
ROME. Sunday. April 14,-» Pope Bene-
dict and all the high dignitaries of the
(‘zl'holic Church participated today
the. Vatican at the ceremony or the
Among
canonization of Joan of Are.
these present. were Admiral Robert
Griffin and OlhOl‘ officers of the Ame
can Navy.
Ma—
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.Pltlbburgh Came min the th‘bOl to joinK
assemhtin‘:
pl'll ii.
'to May 1. Tie» Pittsburgh hm- llw-n
"“cruising lllll‘h in South American \m-
Slle lll'flllilll' to port Captain ll-lr .
‘ American I‘lli\ .11 l t’l‘fil‘lfi
crew of the 1213 full American Schoon-
l-r Cllnskll, “llllh caught fire at :‘o‘vll
and sank mull" the island of Trinidad.f
off the may of lhnzil. on March 2H.
The Pittsburgh. m response to a culli
from the Brazilian authorities. put inl
Q at Trinidad *0 lzlkn on the schonnor's’
1...:VCY‘PW. which hull ll‘mlu‘d the island,
’in an opt-n boat .lt‘tvr thrilling eIiWT-§
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Coughing Tires the Old
Eldetlg people. tired out and we
cried wit coughing, will find grcr.
and comfort in
fours Honrw‘mll
It relieve: those chronic cough, usually
broncth in character, and puts a
soothing healing coating on a dry and
tickling throat. It raises phlegm easily.
George Perry Randall Dayton. )Ievadn. in
hit 87th year mime-"i late Foley‘s Honey
undTar for coughing and tickling in the thrort.
Sometime. the Inc“ at coulhinl would ’LSK
from fly: to ten minutes. I am very glad to tell
you til-I Folsy'l Honey and Tu has stopped
.11 that, and so the tickling"
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lent-cs.
At'cordln: in Vanuatu Bm'hridgc. tile
(‘ll:l.~'k:l. coallluim and bound from;
, llul hull. South Attica, for Bur-nos Airefi l
.‘wnc found no \lurl‘ll 15 to be fillings
lelh gas. afterwards fire “81
’difil'l)\'91‘l‘(l an.) tor several days thei
'crcw tried to l-xzillzuish ll, abandoning
_' their fight “hl'll the hatches wore
blown off by a violent explosion. Fol-cw
' ed to take to all open. the skipper and ’
his men “'all'lil‘ll the Chaska when. b} ,
::1 strangc turn. the flames soon sum.
lelded. and apparently burned out.
} Returnan to lhl‘ vessel. the captain;
”and crew endeavored to bring her'lO’i
. portnnd hall sailed 270 miles when thei
,fire, breaking; out. afresh. again forced!
. : them to leave the schooner. Alter!
theing adrift for fifty-six hours, the;
:shipwrecked sailors finally landed al'
Trinidad.
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'— . The Value of Home-baked Foods
It goes Without saying that home-
baked foodS‘are fresher and more
wholesome and economical than
factory-baked foods.
When one remembers how easy and
sure is baking with Royal Baking ,
Powder, it is understood why
thoughtful, thrifty women are today . ‘
baking more than ever. J
Health is protected and quality in-
surcd by baking at home with
R OYA L 3......
Powder
Absolutely Pure
Made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes
Royal Contains No Alum-—
Leaves No Bitter Taste
5W3 7° OBSERVE (Monmlvmcninz. n is asvvelrdny {09' it is the great Independence Day
FEAST OF PASSOVER Uval observed 1,,- ”m I...” in ”m 03,-, of the Jew; the first event in his ml-
. l_v sol-inc in commvlnmalion m tilc tionnl lllSlOl')‘. an event which honour»
{moi of rill‘fil.‘ll‘i’ tuning next Exodus frnm Egypt, tundzlmentnl in all his tlxmltln‘g. aim.
' as m idcncvd by the frequent l’l‘lt‘l‘t It!»
“When a Child Droops”
The
Tllv fl‘fill\‘tl is ushvl'vd in in u
ll)‘ sel‘vit't‘, (‘allvd tht' Sl‘llnl' at \l V! h
m‘l'tain symbolic (-m-elnoniuls arc rl-v
:wt‘vnd. Eilt'h Jlgll'tit-ipzlnt and tho “v.
Hurry. mother! Rciicvc the little stomach, liver and “Us. 3,. privflpgvd m s71 ill the 1.. \iv
boll-ell of sourin: food. bile and poisons. Look at the that night- i:~ l‘t‘lllill'vd to ill‘lllli !--.
languid Children low.- to lake harmless ‘ Cas'arets" he runs of “in“. in N" "‘0'“ “l (“i
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cuss: Lascatcis last; llxc candy» only ll) cents loo! lim'mv “5 “hilt b.‘ l-‘l ‘1“ 1‘ H “
,ilvvlll lkl‘W‘l from ‘Hlllllllt‘t‘
(in 1112' lllhlt‘ llll‘
l‘ll‘tu‘e tillltz is: the <11lll!l~1"»l‘t|ffil l: ‘
"Ulllllll it“
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llilitmu
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H‘Hustc-d on till‘ ('olllsl.
the oi" the l‘lst'llinl partition. 3 run»
“:2. u llliMul‘t- oi" applls and l"
, H‘llllrosctlll. to symbolizv the
.\\‘ll|l “hit-h the “Egyptians lllélllv i
.11lt‘ liH-s" tho filllll‘l'5_ and I:
‘lll‘l'hs «Moral‘l rcnllnirl-u-m ot‘ the
dummy tlzlv< in Egypt.
in the song and stolv Hm wile ot ‘ ~
npprcssion and the (lo-‘ht‘lunt‘v is rv
lwarscd. Psalms of lllullksuiving «its:
lull. strike the kcv-note of the happy
interllpted for
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occasion. Tlh’ seniors
the, family dinner. (low “ii“ :i num-
ber of mcrrv folk—snow. l xlllessivl of
the (thal'aclvr nf the t‘vsliult. lllllvlu- ll»
vd bread is mien lllh‘ll‘l‘d of tile ll~m|
luavvn in orthodox hollow. great ( ..,.
is taken that all ll‘ill vs ot' lumen bl
movcd before the llt‘zllllllllfl m' the .
lil'al. Sets of disllvs, minimisv we
used, are provided.
Servicep art) hold ill the h_\ll‘d£l)§.3,l
and sermons preached in keeping u \h
‘tlle thoughts of the festival. Exempt?
from, or in Home «awn-a. the \thh .f
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'Chfldrcn droop and wither like tcndcr flowers if you permit lu'lc, sour
fermentation; and constipation“ poison to be absorbed into the System.
When ' child‘s “338“: is white, breath feverish, stomach sour, you can
always depend upon good, sale "Camels" to gently but thoroughly clean
Children love to take Cascarcts, the candy cathar:
Each 10 cent the book of the Song of Songs
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tic which never gripes, never injures. never disappoints.
hiln." - Stillthowell Corporation. . , ~_
- was owned here. ‘1 box contains directions and dose for children ago! one year old and upwards. m'
am. WAD "WWW”- ’ “WWW Mr? Wad firearm? to “go “5"th!
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CHI}: VOu LET ME
HRVE TEN Dal—LHES
FOR R gw Days ‘
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