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‘Btewod Chicken Bruncisc.
2- s is a splendid way to use up the ’
' Take the'
of the chicken—or turkey—gravy,
chicken or turkey.
considerably to make a larg-
,neantity, add a tablespoonful or put-
to one of flour and stir together
you have a thick sauce. Simmer
1y with bits of [chicken flesh—have
I -. of chicken if you can—frag-
of the dressing. the livers. etc..
two of these diced slices or un-
od bacon. Add a large potato.
. and cut in thin slices. Simmer
ly for a half an hour, and serve
breakfast or supper with toasted
biscuits. If supper with toasted
biscuits. '
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Banana' Cake.
One cup flour. 1 teaspoonful baking
er, 1-4 'teaspoonful salt, I tea~
butter. 1,9 cup milk. 1 egg, 2
am the flour. baking powder and
together; add the milk. and
:33- ellbcaten egg. mix well ; brush pan
‘ , 'lll melted butter. pour in the mix-
re.
fit out into four pieces, presa into the
ugh. Sprinkle with pulverized sugar ,
"‘4 nd bake 20 minutes in moderate oven.
‘fii‘bfle warm wtih either lemon sauce
if? out Juice.
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,Onion and Tomatoes with Meat.
{One cupful of rice, 1 cupful of
, tomatoes, 4 tablespoons of
L L' Lined onion 2 cupfuls of beef, thinly
«Subbed; 1 tablespoon of dried parslev
OI' celery tops. Cook and blanch the
[rice in the usual way; put it into a
'jehallo'w earthen dish and dust it with
33811. Smother the onions in some
drippings and spend them over the
fine. Garnish the top with the meat.
Wtomatoe's are put around the edge
ofthe rice. Sprinkle the top with cel-
'uery tops or with parsley.
1 IVIINTER WHEAT pnooucnon.
i ‘WASHINGTON. April 8,—W’inter
" «that production this year was fore-
[wast at 837,000,000 bushels by the de-
"inartment of agriculture today. basing
its estimate on the condition of the
crop April 1, which was 99.8 percent
of a normal.
i-—'l‘t’y a Sentinel \Vant Advertise-
fl’lfllt. .
"h bed-ridden sufi‘crcrs from
{7 backache and rheumatic pains owe
-_, M condition to the fact that they neg-
Read thcfirst warning of kidney trouble.
pt action at the first sign of dis-
adored kidneys will prevent much suf~ ' ‘
rhrh‘. Keep the blood stream ure b
hoping the kidneys healthy said 11::
*pdsonous waste matter that causes pain
1 .andmiscry will be clithinated‘ . warn the
:lE-‘LWKGI—ley P_il_ls
hvnbrdught relief to thousands of sui-
sncn and women who were at-
with backache. rheumatic pains. stiffer
sore muscles. dizziness. puibness
”ml" specks. biligusncss. bladde;
7 . engage or 0 or symptoms c
an” trouble.
8am C. Small Clayton. N. M“ wmes:
assakcn bad with my kidneys
. ”I had been in bed tw months.
worse. en 1 (or so d some-
to be done. We noticed an advertise-
and.” MN ews tor Foley Ki dncy
wcsent for some. They have done me
minednthsnallthc medicinelhu Emit—‘3."
Before You Pay
‘ , discovery
éakbfiafath° In! FEVER.
31113 and CATAI‘I; II has
with
Slain”and scrape the bananas.
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L Helpful Hints
Soda Useful in Home.
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economy in housekeeping.
A small amount of soda added to!
acid fruit before sweetening saves;
sugar. 1‘
Adding a little soda to water in
boiled makes them tender and sweet.l
and hastens cooking. ,
Ham should be parboilcd in soda
water. Take out, wash. scrape and
boil in clean water. This makes ham
very swraet and tender.
in warm weather meat may be
freshened by washing in cold soda
water before cooking. it slightly taint-
ed this treatat‘en‘ will effectuai!y Cure
it. I
it saves soap as it readily removes
grease {loin dishes. tinwareJ sinks.
etc. When added to
soap is needed.
Soda. with scouring powder cleans
kitchen tables. It also polishes silverlfl.I
and tinware. -
Added to warm water it cleans lamp
chimneys."
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whiting.
Kitchen sink,
toilet can be kept
laundry tubs and
‘iIIthf’IIISES , _
sou wickets
Soda is an aid to cleanliness and After Being Relieved of Of.
genie Trouble by Lydia E.
Pinkham’ s Vegetable
Compound.
Oreo
which vegetables and tough meats are ham s
for:
rai
for
ALTEns,R.
Co
wittyi friends.
chickens every
it made it very
o.n ill. -"I took Lydia E. Pink-
cgetablc Compound for an or-
ganic trouble which
pulled me down un-
til i could not put my
teotbcflooraud
could scarcely do my
work,
on a small farm and
as I live
so six hundred
K35
me.
1 saw the Com-
pound advertised in
per, and tried
t has restored
I my health so I can do all my work and
ti on so gratefulths
dishware: no lag itto
thstlamrccomrn
"— MnD . H.
4. Ore Ill.
Only women who havegsznflercd the tor-
l tures of such troubles and have drn
from day to day can realize
which this famous root and
l remedy, LydiaE. 19mm . Vegetnblo
mpannd. brought to In. Alters.
Women cv
Marble can be cleaned with soda ant: condition ah
i mendation. and l
herb
in ilrs. Alters‘
tbyhorrceom-
thercarean
com-
“Ration! write Lydia E. Pin bam's
edictne Co. Lynn.
their 40 years experience
sweet and clean The result
of
with a generous use of soda and hot is at yourse
For a Chaled Sldn
water. i
All odors can be removed from
glass bottles or earthen vessels by filc
ling with cold water in which soda has
been dissolv.ed
A teaspoon of soda to cream before
churning helps to bring the butter.
Soda and chloride of lime will
bleach cotton cloth.
Peach Stains.
To Iemove peach stains from linen
place a teaspoonful o! sulphur on .t
plate. add a few drops of alcohol and
ignite. OvSr this place a tin foam-1.!
wet the stain and hold it over the?
small opening in the funnel. Allow theL
. sulphur fumes to come in contact with:
every particle of the stain. The ac-‘j
tion is a quick chemical bleaching.
which is effective for any stain onlt
white goods. Be sure to rinse the;
material thmoughl in weak ammonia
waIeI. then launder as usual.
An Aid to Dishwashing.
W hen baking fish. fit a heaIy paper
over the bottom and sides of baking:
tin and oil or grease it most thor-f
oughly: then lay fish upon that?
When fish is done it cm the Iemcvet‘. '
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the paper sliryied out and the pan
i.- easily washed
A Button Bag. .
A useful article to the sewing room
‘ls a button bag made of a circuIar
'_ piece of cloth with little brass ringsg
ésewed around the edge about two in-‘
Ltrlies apart. Run a cord through'
Lthese rings to hang it. up by. l
GOT GOOD RESULTS
item a woman who has suffered should
:be heeded by an afflicted with antic
Int-he, rheumatic pains, sore muscles,
Lawful tircrl feeling and other symp.
Ltoms of kidney and bladder trouble:
“1 have got such good results from;
Foley Kidne _\ Pills that I can sleep,
much better and the pain in my back
and sides is a good lot better. I am
going to keep on taking them" Mrs.i
Chas. Gray, 270 6th 8*... Detroit, Mich. .
-Stillson-Powell Corporation. \ L
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powrt.
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100, 000
I‘: .at Lolhill
Sykes
One box
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rehem
ass.. for advice.
people have proven
the soreness like
oIntort
film". its extraordinary healing with real lace and put together with'
reshy people take notice.
,‘ the \' lnol am.
(‘cmlort Powder ( 0., Boston.
other drug store.-
Daily Fashion” Hint
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7”.
mm PREPARED POE WINTER.
One of th
be found
to
e smartest types of capes
among
the advance
modes is the model in burella shown
to the left.
it is in a (harming shade
of blue. the edges. sleeves hands and
; collar edged with
. mense buttons of self- material hold
Th‘s honest fitraigm forward letter' the draped (".- liar in place. Medium
silk braid.
lm.
size requires 3.}; yards 54- inch mate-
rial. _
A coatwtha’t is
chic is pictured to the right.
comfortable and ’
It is in
check velours trimmed with‘cellu-
1 loid buttons trimmed with black. a
tape. package pockets and high col-
Medium size requires 4 yards
54-inch material.
lar.
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Cape No.
44 inches bust.
Second Model:
1‘4 to 20 years.
rst
Model:
7371.
‘o 34 inches waist.
Pictorial
Sizes. 32.
Price, 25 cents.
Coat No. 7381. Sizes
Price. 25 cents.
Review
86. 40 and
Price. 26 cents.
Fashion PoinisL
Lingerie Frocks Revived.
The revival of the lingerie frock is
an assured feature of the summer sea-
. son Just approaching. ,
These frocks made of sheer tlssoes"
‘such as nets, Organdles, gmrgsttes.
tchlflons, crepes, and batistes are most
invariably combined with laces or em-'
broideries or real laces, others ma-
chine-made laces or embroider-tee—
the choice rests with the purse of the
purchaser. ,
Nanya all-lace afternoon frocks are
being (them Some of white and
others are colored laces and nets. the:
colors belng‘ the season's favorite—-
salmon. flesh. orchid, citron, straw and
jade.
Ribbon sashes are worn with most!
of these frocks. Parasol; in chInons-
or laces. together with lace or Geor-‘
gettc hats help to complete these]
beautiful frocks. .
Select Your Blouse- Wlth Care. 1
Such a simple thing as the choice 01‘
a blouse can easily make or mar theI
appearance of a suit. 'When choosing!
a blouse one should take particular;
care to son that it is becoming as well I
as appropriate to wear with the suit.
, There is one designed to make thel
{collars of the new costs which button
high at the neck more becoming.‘
{Very tine French batlste it? used for
it. Shirred bands of the batiste edged
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hand fagodng form the trimming.
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Beautiful Color Combinations.
' An evening gown worn recently by
n pretty brunette was of deep rose col-
‘(ll‘f'll chiffon. girdled with brown tulle
that Iird itself in a filvolous putfy bow
at tho luck with enth oi the sash fall-
inrr a title below the'hem of the skirt.
A large fan of brown ostrich tenth-
era completed a striking and beautiful
color combination.
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Narrow and Wide Effects. .
The new skirts puff out half way be-'
tween the knee and the ankle. There
iare several wins of creating this ef--
feet which looks as though accomy
’plishcd by means ofra crinoline or II.
.case. One is by a clever manipulation
{of drapery other times the bottom of
the tunic is shirred to a heavy cord.
—Try a Sentinel \Vant .\d-.'I.I'Tsc-
nicnt.
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causes but whcnaggravatcd‘ to happiness. Perfect
’ by acomplctc derangement health depends in a great 9
of thcdig‘cstivc organs, they measure upon the perfect
arcdoubly disagreeable. A condition of the stomach.
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have for seventyycars been the send pure invigorating blood
favorite remedy for stomach and through the veins, cncrgizc the
, liver ailments. Their action is nerve cells. Health will soon .
fir Women‘s. Troubles
headaches, diziincss, lan-
casy and'ccrtain. They elimin-
ate the secretions of indigcsciblc
mattcru'n the inscnincs. purge
the liver, stimulate the times,
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‘OIRVICI. HONOR AND POWER.
One day an acorn dropped from the
Insurance Act may obtain necessary Sow lint. .
treatment, was announced today by soils and
Surgeon-General lrelsnd. The districts . Vii Kim.
nI‘NI‘
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mighty oak.
will be under the su rvision f ~ »
Par 8"“ in the forest “Dd "m" it Public Health genie? and a goat‘h; 3M7“ \.~... \ I "W
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FPOKE- officer will be in charge at Nirh head- , Sump”, ,~ . -
i will not linger here but a little quarters. . L 1’! l- 1 . . ,,,
hil The dlSIl‘lf'lF. territory covered and “ '“ ‘ " ‘_
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_ ofllcer in chaIge Include. .
For i will use from my house under! Boston (Custom liousv— Alaini .yt-nn I. l. .
the soil. 2
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And l'll then take root. grow larger
and stronger,
By not injuring mv power Oh? what
grandeur.
For steadily I'll rise, and to your serv-'
ice I'll be. ,
Am! vent-s attrr. you will behold a
makfmit‘t‘nl tree. ’
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For shade or for fuel you can count
on me. ;
I'nless stuck by lightning. the latter
l can be.
I‘ll make a hot tire for winters cold
days ,
And what is for economy, For sure'
you will pI aisc.
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We are so very willing to assist ‘
Uncle Sam
.In the struggle for righteousness.
we’ll do all we can.
For our country and home land of the
noble free.
The price has been paid, we have won ’
victory.
MRS. SARAH L SMITH.
TREATMENT eon DlSCHARGED
SOLDIERS.
WASHINGTON June 26 .—0rgsni-
ration of medical districts where dis-L
chargethnoldiers, sailors and marlncs‘
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