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thfltnrnt m'casi’nns
‘fi'ried Apples and Bacon. Handkerchief Linen Popular.
‘ Salt ill whitewash makes it click. F it P n m“ flock either or
""‘*- . . . : ' l‘i‘..t'l‘t., ' ' , '_ .
‘ . Cut ”“fl‘ “h” h "m“ "W Lu" “p . Onions must. be kept in a cool, dark' 01, i ._ l 1 ~, . .. ) I. - 40” After lt'rtl tl st, i....1_t'({t_[t'(‘rt't:. : i. ,
336's. the gltteniug \ttllt'l). lt'iter-L’ tllt‘ place, )Zfindll’ 01 lltmll“ ‘0’? L‘ did“: lite “v.0 Hp ,“ y" mic 1 7“ l..:.“..,!;v,I-"U 1-" (.7... ‘ r
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"was on but. ”km“ ‘ 1”” ”um” ”‘1' Salt heel is excellent tor many utatle - ”on .Or’jém‘ ' i J I “q Q ., "l'l t‘\'cilt<. ii; .. i. (-t-J I’ljwt‘tl. and 1...,
ruof'each center to remove the con- part. di<hm ,b‘" "3”" ‘5 10"" "““ny 3‘1”“ " '1” If. itla'l" 'if r d" u i' 0’2"]. (lif'ft/ Idler ( t! , .
f ' ' - ' ' . ' ‘ . I. “v s :\'* he free 5 lHlll'llJ't't o » i a i on c it_,.,._ ..," . - _ 4
,Pry in a hill» hot (lrllllllngh 01 oil. Cabbage should I”, stored stems up for ,ou iuu l in t t - . in “ “-tt’. - 1 (”15" o". 1‘ ”H. (.I. .t..'.'.‘,
'esztin 't ‘iiile "ind ill-ice side by <ide . ten, select organdle. and if you l‘illlllul g .. ..t, m,
M g i ”i " 1» ~l ‘ 't‘ ' ' 'st m0 \vlnt'er. “conwlnienllv have it pressed often se- CllOCvtiing :1 Tattoo, \‘ott il,.~ i,,.-..,U;.,....,,,t, 1H.
m 3 mm: mm A term mg m “m" sown” “mum haw an mum-M l l ' hit '1 Of the two it... ti. it in it.
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. with bacon hllill.‘ (nan or Illat .ltglit Wm, m (“My “(firm ”‘1,“ lull-nit o'ioeb h d m “in ml range ii the e'tcier ",Nm‘ "»‘ d‘ .'\ “' '- ‘A ‘
'1‘ ' ' " ‘ - =2 t‘ it t . - -. . W. .. .
. .vy cooked. 3:. you pit it I. DellClous fol Never attempt finer lltlllfll‘kt‘PltlllL' r llll ll ~ tie l‘ for anv range 't'lll Ll on "b “I“: .n {M ‘
Wki’ast with milk rolls held under than you ("in afford ors. suitable for afternoon or even- 'lcce t. llllt .' ;.q
"the faucet for a. second and ther ‘ in: and art- rcally charming when '4 P . _ hilly“,
like “'H'CS. ll :1 y
.. Study the markets and buy thins
U'dippeg into a. hot O‘-l ii and brought which are in season.
”a as hot as can be. Save all lemon rind, dry it in the
5" J” oven and store it in airtight cans.
llitllllietl with ml law in white or dyed
to match the “Mole of the organdle.
lltit there ale .‘ll.-l) prhlted organdles
lli:ll “ill illll'l‘ill to you and they are
give troultle after
choosing. Choose a
STAMFORD. and you
will have no trouble
Fashion Bock
‘ FOR
Summer
Old-Time Cinnamon Cake.
Mushrooms or mushroom catnip . ,
.. -., quite new. They are in small checks. .
Made from ””5“! dough. A good lend a delicious flavor to some soups. in s'lripc- and do“ 'll’lll aleo in l‘oulard with your fangfi- .
jpla u when baking bread is to take Raisin bread is an “”41”“ aubsti- ”5“.“ . . -‘ and less With your l a: well as I." ”I“
name of the ”mug“ say 2 cupiuls, to lute t'or cake in children's lunches. " " _ . ; Wife.
'it add 2 talilespoonl‘uls melted short- . , . , _ .. . .. , The notes are also ill all sorts of
- , To .nonl suit .2...n t . .. .lt ltllltltJ t't'~izn< and “‘le mm have the tRi- . PICTORI RE [E
telling, 1 ““11 beaten "g: and enough it" up the floor \-.ith a damp cloth, . . ', . , , , _
.w to make the dough so if can he ‘ . , \antaze oi llt'lng' >llghtl) le» expen-
’ _ ’ . ’ _ _ In inixmg flour and shortening for \iw ”um ”I” mw‘ndim FOR SALE 8?
"fled 3'4 mch “"01" "m "n ”8 "m pastry use as It‘ll" water as W-‘V‘iw” i ‘t i ii in 't riu m lin n at ‘ PA'ITERNS
3'me ' ‘ " . . .~‘ lP l‘ 'l i " e
"m '0 wise. “ hen " 1“ double The most important thing about. tak- n_ P, 0 f _ L. l . . .
in“. lhicknew brush it“. top with f k ' 1 ‘ all mil: luiudlielclliei linen is gains . F Y
“ " ' Eng care 0 ll. ran e i; ceplni.’ l c ean. . . . . . , ' ‘ , “I .
vmelml liutter, sprinklt- very liberally Silk flockingf “1‘" hm long” i! m emu) lush hour this 3“!" and the 01' A 0 NOW on Sale
. ‘33] .. .. , - , . , ‘ ‘ ‘ ,. ' shirtwaists made of colored linen, C N “h M ° d w '
’ bro\.n sugar. a mm povtdired washed each tinle ,tliey are worn. .. , ., , _ ,. . omer 0 8'“ an pot Q35
«dunemon .uui bike in moderate 0“,“ tiimmed positnel) only until a little
. " ' ‘ ' Fresh pork should always have some . . . _ . . _ .r .-__ 7 _- - M . _fi__ _ n
7.12] brown h d :- ll. t d l m tro“ Irish edging la a charming - —— —— * _— _ A -w_ ._,_ I
~ ‘ tr .' a c' ru't i 'e s ew . a ‘i l H" .
8:: d‘Qith n l l H lllltlg. or (1ka. ROUNOING UP AUTO THIEVES. . -_/- . _. ._ »—» — ,,
‘ .0 . ‘ I - a c u ~ _ , . WV 7
' \Vhen two sorts of material are used “ LsTl-ll-JJ). Mfl-‘Fu May 3- ~ A , . - .
Ham and Eggs Coddled in cream. in the sickmom don't have the l m t ' ‘ th-r ‘ min; need prise composed of “‘o’itfleld 'md sending many young priests to Japan working age has a Wm“
n a “a3 no 0 ( ‘ to be educated. Nevertheless many and cents and in health m
('nt two slices of ham one-half inch
"thick and as near the size of CRSS(‘l'-
«it: as iiOssilile. Brown the meat
‘ :ck‘ghtly on both sides in an iron skiL
rm Remove to caeserGle and add 11:2;
fit-ts of rich milk. to which has been
"landlord oificers searching for two
men who abandoned a New York :.t:to-
mobile in .illanflloitl late Thursday at-
l\" helm: pursuu' by the local pol‘u-
believed yenlerday that the men
sought had been surrounded near a
patient lie with his face to the win- Summer Frock Materials.
dow; he is sure to suffer it; you do. i The new summer materials are ex-
\\'hen mixing mustard for the table. tremely high in prices. but are inter-
add to it gradually a small quantity of esting in their coloring: and designs.
salad oil. 2 For the frock that will answer all
watered general purposes when the warm days
be considered. Ginxhoms can be
bought for no little as 30 cents a
yard. but most or more thai are really
good in quality cost about 50 cents a
yard or more.
believed to have been
the
for enjoyment as well,
Communities that mult-
ilnd succeed in keeping .,
Buddhists are
closely connected with
lion.
Christianity
green in Korea for thirty years.
insul‘rer
rapid pin rep in school will find mint 2'
T “'0
has made
able lie-(muse it \vtlil mt‘. -.
should bt‘
Med a heel cube.
'Iith cover of ciiserole on.
:mii gravy to each person.
Raised Rolls.
Bake 30 minutes
Then rc-
tuve cover and carefully slip as many
. eggs on the ham as there are persons
“asserve, and leave until the eggs are
set. Serve a portion of ham, and egg
fine quart of flour. 1 teaspoon salt.
”Infyeast cake. 2 teaspoons sugar. 1
"fllespoon lard, l pint milk (scalding).
“When milk is scolded stir in hard su-
at and salt; let cool. Then make but-
??er of flour and yeast cake. dissolved in
indoor plant's
with tepid water and kept as far as, alrive. there is nothing like zinghamfi
possible in one atmosphere. iand the new ones offered this season
The flavor of succotash is improved are indeed charming. ‘
it‘ corn and beans are cooked together The plaids. many of them. are large
for a few minutes, a few of the beans and fairly dark in (.010.- and some at
being washed. {these Would make an excellent choice.
To make mushrooms most delect- Then there are checks and stripes
able. peel them dry. waith, then mince that also appeal to some women. and .
and drain. Allave butter hot and put in very good idea is to combine plaid or
a few “1 a 311""- , tcheek or stripe with a plain color
“‘ht‘" shrinking fim’ “'“i'e mate— gingham of the same shade as the pre-
“31-‘3 i‘ is “ “”0“ plan '0 ”on ”‘9'“ dominant color in the plaid or stripe
while damp. thus saving the time spent,
in sprinkling and rolling. .
if you wish to get rid of the smell of:
DOUBLE FACED STAMPI-
"The second 0! the government‘s
errors bus produced an interesting va.
rte!)
current
on hot h
a 3-cent violet oi’ the
series. printed the same
sides," says the Stamp Editor of Boys‘
Lite, Kent 8. Stiles. in the May issue
of that magazine.
perhaps more. was run twice through
‘t)lie sheet. and
the was, Oflt't"l‘llh each tide re
ceiving the impression. Thus we have
a stamp without any white back! The
variety has hem selling at $10.
pond in Blandtord. in the car hat the
men were forced to abandon when .1
stuck in'a muddy road Wu found :i
Paterson. N. .l., new-paper dated April
28 and a bottle bearing the label of at
Kingston, .\‘._ \',, druggist. The po-
lice believe the men broke into two
gauges at Suflield. Conn”
stealing motor accessories.
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WRONG NUMBER
‘ The ofllce telephone in
knOWn surgeon's oflice rang. The doc.
tor himself answered the ‘phone. A
childish voice inquired:
“Vl’ho in this."
a We‘ll-
Tuesda 3'.
large missionary bodies working
there. The American Methodist
lion has 750 churches and “ammo to!»
lowers. while the American Ph‘sl))lt‘—
rlan mission has 2,000 churches and
about 200,000 adherents. The Korean
Christians are mostly men of theme-
ter and have received higher education
The demonstration in favor of inde»
pendence which began in nearly all
It)“ in and villages throughout Korea
on March 1. new at first orderly and
limited to the delivery of speeches and
distribution of copies of munil‘eslos.
Later the movement took a distinctly
revolutionary character and this re-
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more I'fllt'lt’lll worker> and w
7,. lie. 7 The ('liristiuii lit-tut'w
THE LONE WOMAN
ln lllP‘t‘ new days of lle
are we still to cling to the t-ttttv
of the past? is woman to he lltt :-
lhe antiquated lormulas ol' the \
rian period. even though she We
:20 discarded the dress of that
for the overall?
int: Fannie Henelip Lea lllkt‘llrfil‘!‘
problcm.
There is d“t'ltll‘tll_\' Hit-h :t lllll
carrying convention too 1‘.”
men you meet in the ufllt’t‘. do}
in Good lltlltru he" ‘
r
T14! cup warm water. Mix all to- . . . .
' . 2. ' ' , . _ _ . ' onions in the frying pan. try washing‘ , n .m ieaullv reco nixed ”W
:agfth:r.lstt'apay m," “aim place mm the pan as usual, then hold it upside, voice of his se‘-en.y-Q‘r_0|: boy. Al- suited in clashes with the JitpaneSe au- day, “mid not in. passed i), my»
2-K“ ', n l 1" morning roll out and cut down over a piece of burning paper. 3 though an- exceedingly busy man. tliorities and in casualties on both the street. it .Wll mum to w...
.mlltfle rolls. and ttlrn over and let Folks who have learned once again! 1 he is et‘t‘r ready for a bit of fun if “a”. on ”u, sh...” corner ”m1 - ,
'm again. Then bake, quick in hot . - _ I I . . . ‘lh' opportunity permits. and anticiy -—-——-~~-——— —-—-~' about to tell \ou \‘tlllll’ fint- '
‘wm‘ SN". hot. ho“ good comment mush l8 fol supperv pitting such u this time, replied: . , .
- are not going to abandon it now: "This is the sniartwl man in the STAY IN SCHOOL. that it is a pleasant do). “in
City." Experience has shown that boys smile. a look of interest. just .
Y nke St merely because wheat dishes may bet . _ , .
a e cw. The ”ma "w“‘bk‘d “"- 3 moment and girls who are restless and dissat- of your own peruoualil)’
' : . used more plentifully. :
Cut 3 or 4 she, es of 5' it - ‘ ’ ~ ‘ n l ed. . . . .
Tut in kettle and fr 0‘11" D211: T dim; “th“! flour again may “9 "89d ”a". - !u 1it 1:3; vour pardon. air it is the i “m“! with “Chm" “"1 “ven‘h‘mv “h“ “0‘7 Mfll'l‘lagt‘ Is a bump
tan-'4 small gimme l‘yced tl‘ . :1???" l)‘. 1"“ “'0 "1““ guard “gain“ any "‘“'L 5‘1“"; number," and hung up. liul .i.-tl that they can ill afford turther most women it". out) ,m,
’Z'm of homo s 1' t llm an; 3'2"" dency toward waste. Make every- v‘ ' In; Nl‘l\’t-. ’ naming 81'.“ et'ten ready to make sat" honorable l‘llli's ui‘ hm,
'mn of salt angzéleir' luma 1:: 18.; crumb count. 3 , , "' ' "’“‘ ' "‘ ""“"“ ride 5 to remain in school, Ohm ”195' may be htgivuny ”Winn ‘
m of pared 3min §:(;:“r~p0m‘:gp- When one or bath (”tenors ot' a‘ ( THE CULTS OF “GREA' realize the value of an education. ting.
. ., ‘ ' ' . ,s ‘ ‘ ‘ t . —... fi ‘ n. . . . 1.
~ . _ love have pulled out darn the. note i .he stay-Inschool campaign .teeort __¥__.
:u ball until tender. W g ' ' t . . ‘ j .
. me a thumming of .. “19292022“: and sew an ordlnary dress snap neat-t 3586'“ 3W" 9‘ let PI" m 'MO- iiigly is designed to she» both (.hlltl- A, Oxford “ mm“: m: .
“‘0‘“ a daeh of WW; and Enter to the old fastening and the glove will bei } trend-net Monmout- ‘ m1 and parents that school may mean examination for minimum
r-ke thin It in nice to s we (1 all right. i g Phhl. tCorrespondenee ot the . the difference between a position with "How many Wlmm
' t -m with-tin ' l ' k the l “:“p‘ \Vhen colored clothing is stainedl 'At‘t‘mia't‘tl "TN-‘t~*“89"erfll 890"“ 50-1: future at steadily increasing wages. “w Trim”...
.4 3 ant coo m , , : . . . .
Mrs adding the thickenis,‘ n 5 9" With mud. let i. dty. men brush out as. cieties whose numbers aggregate. nail: and a we of unskilled labor and to“ 1 He. promptly "mum i
. {lions of persons are supporting the in- pay. it is intended to emphasize the muwain-umvhlmum H. ,
fact that every year of training after
a boy or girl has reached the legal
much as possible. and apply a mitt-l
. lure of Hall and flour. Leave for a day -
' or two in‘ a dry place and then bruah,
.dependence movement in Korea, it is
gunderstood. Notable among them are
ithe Progressive party and tho Heaven ‘ -
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A MISTAKE MADE B" "53""
4 ‘ ”ANIMALS AT THEIR TOILET.
,‘ “mats. says a French sovant. iur.
Comtipated Children Gladly Take
«2', -
. 3" man example in the matter of hy- again. i i W hi hi i th b ‘Who n his
ole-Clue. They were the first creatures To clean 3‘ my sponges, mix togeth-‘t 0 o l 0’3 PW”fl " 0 l lose or ave a _ ~-
_ t1“ made use of the 59mm!) 8m”, and er top and bake with salt and pepper; | “Ca]lfomla S f F. ,’ imembershiv of more than 2.000.000 wag, ; Don’t wait for titit llli- . ,.
it"au' ' of the toothbrush. and soda, with enough hot water tol yrup 0 '88 :persons. Others are the New-Korean M —m ,t'ate diseased kidllt'.” ‘2‘ V
‘ society“ Sixty thousand students of. ‘fl’h-‘flhm— fer pains and ache. ti . ..
{ lit)!!! time immemo."al they (leaned cover the sponge. Put the sponge in
the mixture. and let it stand for 2H disturbing bladder m ;-l.tt F“
{nearlyall education!“ institutions. in
‘lfilhainselres by using the ion a . an W
lit-h. the alive as anal) ”10:12:51: hOurs. Then wash the sponge in warmi For the leer d 80 el‘ 5¢|udln8 government schools, Dirtk‘l- ~ feel tired. nervous and ’ “‘
€23 duvet. their claws as a. comb. rupwale” “m" “We °‘”"- ._ Tell your druggisi You want genuine {$213 :1: mmoczfmem.‘ a“ t: “3:: 'kmfieyls :nd Nadir]. 1: H
_ ~zmom they bathe themselves fre- -- , “California Syrup of Figs." Full (1' t. f r on Ill} 5 ppo to eat '3'. slron- .mt , .
, .th11 The people who p335 around fake Tl _ -. _ "CC Ions talso by Christian and Buddhist bodies. It is a mistake to W 'tw'
. -. an 056 or babies and children of all ages g The- Buddhists in Korea number Foley Kidney Pills llll‘ "
Colonies ”f monkeys isolate ”my“: gossip every days are indignant when.
"a newspaper prints a man's initiate:
mug them who refuse to observe lie 1
“in of cleanliness. it has been lc- wrong. , .
k—lmed that monkeys with well-cared - I -
chvbeards take the precaution wheat — ry a Sentinel Want Ad, °
filing or nt'ver lettin them . ‘*‘*—
”A ‘ . g get I WAD ‘ - —_’ .
,‘Chlmpanznes almost ‘yll"ii‘iabl.\t rinse
and their mouths after eating, and :1. 2 / / ‘
in YOltnz'. orangoutang always‘ WT DIVE- WHY TH” 3.5“
a. toolhb ‘h. DON'T H00 Roi-6w: UP THERE sous .
Tm" Ow! Tum war
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sound healthy Condition .‘l' > -1" ' ,_
l" .u LL‘
lttliw'
who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue- They 1"" 2'0”
coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on
the bottle. Look for the name “California"
and accept no other “Fig Syrup."
:dbout one million.
active and stroll:
day. Good rtrlllts
dose.
ttemplels and 100,000 priests. The Jan
.ianese have attempted to use Buddhism
to strengthen their position in Korea,
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. . your name and address clearly
- .. will receive in return a trial pack- '
. V’ iii/containing Foley's Honey and Tax. ' . I
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.. ; Foley Kidney Pills for pain int - ‘ t
“ and back; rheumatism, backache;
.. .. and bladder ailments; and Fol-l -——-—-.~
Atbnrtic Tablets, a wholesome and '
“"‘ ._ y cleansing cathartic. tor .
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