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'Bran Bread. “'hen polatOt‘s Lot-route cld in :3.)
- . following recipe for ran bre 1d and up to June it is wise to pare them
factory: fairly in the lit" ning and let them
quart each 01' wheat bran." soak in mm»: for sewral hours :3 or—
flour and buttermilk ox- sour dcr to restore tit:- moisture they have
; one cupful each of‘ seeded lost. '1‘: c sauna umtzuent will help
and molasses: one teaspoonful those 1212: are Host-bitten. .
of baking powder and alt, and The nsw p01 (toCS tht .t we :et in'
teaspoon ul of soda ‘11:: ac— July and Au; tst a. c not ripe and are
intiigestilrie. as any :tecn t':uit Would
be: so never give them to children or
im'Etlitls. :
to the art pu butter into
M well greased tins and bake in
an! oven
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Gccd Lemon Pies.
.glke 3 smal cups of sugar. 1 even (00"
WWO!) of flour. pinch of salt, Jtnce slice oi bacon. tastened bv a toothpick
3&1; lemons one cup of boiling watet Remme KOO'F'W“ when d""€-
fit up the -ollis or 2 eggs, mix all up The houscwne w.;. t-a‘r - herself
:flmer hale pie plate all read) rouxh hands by havin: a liquid cream
1"]. add gm,“ WP” beaten, wet the convenient to use alter hating them
" H of cru-z "llth cold water then in “'3‘"-
mi on top . rust Bake immediately- Piano keys that are yellow rub with
m makes No good pies. muslin dipped in alcohol. but it they
‘I are very yellow use .1 pics: of flannel
dipped in cologne.
Light thagas to heat the oven five
minutes before vou are ready to use it
and lower it ten minutes after the
00d has been put in to cook.
To test the heat of the oven put
vour hand above the shelf where you
Household Hints.
sausace encircled with half a
Lemon Pie.
cup sugar l teaspoon flour mix
sugar, juice. and grated rind of 1
.. I , .on; 3 eggs save two whlt‘es for
.3 *I'IE: zlting; ml) piece of butter, 1 cup-
Toot milk Bake in a deep plate.
men done frost with Seated egg . _
es sweetened. return to oven and ate 30mg to bake and if you can count
ten it is a hot oven if twenty it is
moderate. and if thirty it is slow.
To dampen clothes evenly for iron-
ing.sprinkle them with a smull whisk-
'1 Remember that] am thy wife ‘nroom dipped in hot water. Spread
-Whom thou shalt cherish all thy out each piece smoothly before tolling
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life up tight.
Paste ships of velvet or any soft
2—~Tbou Chal: not material inside of the heels of chil-
stay out late at
«lt‘en's shoes and you will have fetter
night. . .
W’hcn lodge friend; or clubs in- 30195 to darn m the”. stockings.
fl” Plan your machine sewing so 1129.:
’ 3—Th0u shalt not smoke in-doors or you can run from one niw'w’ ._~ wnrl:
out. ‘0 another Without cutting, on: 'Et’.t>l~I
0r chew tobacco n.und about. ”‘3 thrf’ad' . z
> ;, A half cup oi" Vinegar an :. tun-v
'4r—Thou shalt with praire receive ‘po‘m 0f alum 313d“ 10 a pm} 0:
E o my pics water is all you lived to 23.11;: .'.:.
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that. that blue to: on or Hm I) o. 3:3
yet) are saspiltious.
Nor pastry made by me despise.
3~Hy mother 'ho‘t shalt strive to
pleahe,
And let Le.“ live with us in case.
“in.
Bind Songs.
It was the mornimr June 1‘". I
stood at the gum or c farmhouse"
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where three roads met. and “to air,
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, ‘tia thy duty clear . .
To dress mI: well throughout the was futl of lurd stings. For a long .
. year ‘ ‘. time I stood tlttrv and tricd to ltI-lt' '
'mw many different songs i could lmttr
\‘0 en.- l v Wire the aim joy-nntes of the
in manner mild and Baltimore (.rinle. I‘D fro: ll lhfil’llf'fi'l'l“
Whore the trout firmed «‘ztmc tht- l Y'I‘W
, Ming. gurgling notes of tlm ltuimlEy...
Rollins. wnntl thrush“. suit: sparroxu.
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. Give Ime thy wages every week.
‘ —8—’I'hou shalt not be a drinking man.‘ Chiming sparrows. bluebirds. “'90“
t it , o . {:nid finches. chehees. indigo birds,
33‘. we :1 the 020 plan flickers. phoebe? red- winged blocs-
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m“ birds. scarlet tunngtrs. (athlrds. hmtw
but must wrong—altogether, without moving.
from my plate. I cmmtcd 33 different
bird songs and bird notes—Samuel
l Scovllle, Jr... in Atlantic.
ilk—Thou shalt get up when baby
-_ cries. i
- And try the child to tranquilllzo 5
(By giving a glass of .020.
7—Thou
allow
Thy wife such freedom anyhow.
shalt not flirt.
—'.l‘ry a Sentinel Want Ad.
GOT GOOD RESULTS
This honest straight foer- rd
These my commands {10m day w from a woman who has suffered <3 :r-uld'
day, .be heedcd by all aftli tea with back-I
implicitly thou shalt. obey_ Iache. rheumadé paint-n sor: muscles”
aawful tire-i feeling and other sy'mp'
toms 7;i.lll€3' an}. bladd 2r trouble: '
{“1 have got such good results from
v»l"oll=_v Kidney ’ills that I can sleep-
Imuch tamer and the pain in my Each;
and side—s is a good lot better. I all:
;going to kecp on taking them" Mrs
Chas. Gray, 270 6th St.,' Detroit, Mich.
—Stillson-Powell Corporation.
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Coats for Small Girls.
’Slilitary capes for
Heavy coats of fur are very
nutria especially.
Chinchilla cloth
squirrel collars. making them extreme-
and practical.
Chevolt serge is a new fabric this '
It is made up only In (1HK
navy
Séason.
blue and has a rather wide.
little girls areI
Essen. but as it is hard enough to,xeep /
'small folks warm in the tightest. ntteo.
‘garments the capes are not practicalfl
smart.
and gray squlu‘elI'
fbeing most desirable.
is always a favor-I
ite and the gray chinchilla coats have'
been fitted this year with small gray;
For general wear:
: these heavy coats will be found smart.
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snipe which will not always recom-Z
mend it for a small child. though it 13'
stylish.
girls are made up in velvet. but theI
broadcloths in the soft. pretty babyI} WI
shndes are more tovoned.
A trimming of some sort of fur. in
cloth coats beautifully. the dark fur
contrasting handsomely with the light
colored material.
rose. next in popularity
blue known as Belgian.
.Wido Vetting. (or Summer.
Among the moat handsome of sum-
mer railings designed especinlly for
wert‘ with wide brim hats are the 27-
in roiling-:3. in these the design ex-
tends over halt of tho. mesh. leaving
”w tlr.'dol‘ned portion to be drown
.t.
m-E-r 'I't‘ brim and arranged snugly
:thrm.‘ the base of the crown.
‘I-tmme patterns in exceedingly
rim-t when are particularly smart in
'.l‘-:‘P "aw 27-ln. goods. In some in-
! par! .
urn of
elaboration of the scroll idea is the
The dressler coats for little.
ivory narrow bonding, drones: theseI
the dent.) in so intricate that.
‘ft :t‘yll‘”$7 completely obtlcures the feat-I
the' water. No doubt thlsI
result of flu? vogue {or fancy common-3
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‘ I‘ ;, heniles.
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Daily Fashion [lint
SATIN BBOGADB All!) VELVET.
Some very rich combinations Ire
effected in satin brocade and velvet.
The
velvet. is draped over the brocade in
the (arm of a bib bodice and pointed
tunic. Astrachan form the collar 1nd.
culls. Medium size requires 3
yards 36—lnch satin brocade and 3
yards 40-inch velvet.
Pictorial Review Dress Nb. 7966.
Sues, 16 to 20 years. Price, 25 cents.
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It 3011 put ”our legs and a
stove pipe on a 1 old tron kettle,
. it will sill] to an old tron halls,
and re: a range. Some so-
callcd ranges ; 70 22:. Be i 1 much
that way. and they are dear as
a gif‘. Buy a sum rlRD, ..-r.d
have a range that l- 34:631.;
and up-to—datc.
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HORACE R. NASH
~ Comer North Main and West Sts
Suflrag‘e
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Connecticut women are feeling
A favorite color is somewhut. Mined thnt in the report on
the lovely the can“ mode by Gunman on
the procp'ééts of valuation. Como
ticut is "fitted with seven Southern
Stated which will irobubly refuse to
rutlty. Connecticut is thel only New
England ante so listed. and indeed
the only state north of Muon amt-w“
its a. feeling among the members of
the National \Voman' 5 Party that thIIls
classification hos been made too has-I
lily.
not culled. Connecticut will certainly
ratify in 192). Of course this will
pmbablysbe too late to aid in actual,
ratification. but it seems hardly fair to
proclaim to the world
cut is certain to refuse its assent.
All that the Sufl'ragtsts now hive to
work for is the culling of spend ses~
stone." The movement in this cute
inaugurated when the National
Dixon's line which is cited as "equul- \Votnans Party “‘3 "WWW-‘1 bv Gov-
Iy certain to refuse its merit. ”
Daily Fashion Hint
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THESE Howl-S.
umlcr the long coat or wulstlensth
tur cape is runited out in novelt sult-
i 13 or pictured to the left. With the
[lulu galht‘l't‘d shirt comes an Eton
jacket trimmed with black satin but-l
trna. rockets and n collar of' Whit.
satin. .‘lcdium size requires 4 yards
which material.
A black velvet jacket looks well
made up after the second model. the
shawl liar in my broadcloth or
satin. he shirt in in gray and black
check. two and onehalt yards 48-
::tch material being used for its de-
velopment. The jacket requires 3%
yards 40-inch velvet.
First \lodel: Pictorial Review Eton
Jacket No. 7771. Sizes. 15 to 20 years.
Price. 25 vents. Skirt No. 7400. Six-
cs. 14 to 20 years. Price. 20 cents.
Second Model: Jacket No. 7716.
Sizes. 16 In 20 years. Price. 25 cents.
Skirt No. 7624. Sizes.“ to 20 years.
Price, 20 cents.
Then emor Holcomb at
. Jersey.
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the Cat. tol last
Tuesday morning. Ratification by
thirty six states it now more than sure
it only the special sessions can be
~Pfllr9d. There are twenty him state.-
iu which women \ote tor presidential
. Zectori. and in all of There the legis-
latures will ratify with wry few die-
sentlent votes. Ohio has already rail:
fled, making the thirtieth state. and
Namachusetts and Pennsylvania arc
raw secure. Only tour more have to
be sought among tit: sixteen remain
in: rates. The best chances {orthese
four are Xéw Hampshire. whose leg-
‘filature is known to be favorable. New
West Virginia. Florida. North
«which counted almost
is
Iamong the certainties by the Stillm-
(it"s.
Kentucky. Louisiana. .. Virginio
and Georgia. The big popular vote-for
--~'7rns:o in Louisiana. in spite of the
:"Em' that the rill“? amendment was de
.t great impression on
:‘;>‘;..‘ llt' 'lzere. The best po‘Qsi-
-» are New Jersey. “'est Virginia.
"id North Carolina but there is also
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blow Blevico where the sentiment is
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itutfon makes imposible any conces-
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although the Connecticut suflngtsts
strongly desire that it should be one
' Iot the thirty-six.
WHILE GEORGE BOOKS!) ON..
Party a! Tourist: Helped Pretty Am.
ericun Woman Kin Blarney Stone.
Thee or {our of us made up a little
:party to go to Blarney castle to km
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prove our ability in the art of talking
'by kissing the Blarney stone. writes
Captain Albert R. Wonham. in "Spun
Yarns bv a Naval Ofllcer." The. sty-
in; that all roads lead to Rome an-
to“ somewhat to Blarney, too, but
the irish miles—l cannot think how
they-reconcile them ‘ith the miles
recorded by the taxicab indicators!
Even if the special session for:
which the women are now asking isI
that Connecti-t
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Sun-tutor l‘IEC‘fit : .c,
and lint? z '<) t :21-
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Review on: sm'n
an adm'dl‘k‘ l-
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models be found.
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5 . James Donnell y
ammo-chum
However we got there. and. bound ELEVEV DIV ORCE
ing up the stone stairs. reached the DECREES E\TEHE’E :1"
top of the tower. Two person! were
already there. an old man and one of (armumfl. r. “I
the loveliest women i ever saw. “'9 __,_
were nthor pressed for time; and so, were mat-tied (it-tom l' SI. .
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proceoded to kiss the stone. [Children are gin-n to the tan My d
. , . . the mmhrr.
The Blarney .stone races the ortstde Julia (Ink. m lit-itigotumt. III I II ..
of the tower, abou three feet down. If eph Ssik. of parts unkno“ ll. n . :Wp
5’0“ 1‘93"? "th “‘ “SS in“). must be es of cruelty. They Were mi. . l l-- t»
let down. headfirst do the trick. and tum-y ll. 1311-. t‘ltanm m ll..'.ttt U)
. ' Kiss is gl‘l’illlt‘d the) pl‘llilllll‘
be hauled up. All around the top on Alleges Desertton.
the tower "q a hanging parapet pro- Jeannette Bt‘ntsen. m \\‘t.~t.ut.
19mins about a toot from the line of {mm Thomas l‘wntst-n m tm- ~ _. w
ithe towor wall. bum ,6 enable the d,“ door on charges oi desetgion tllll"
The} “Pie tt.:tttud
t hancc oi “tiling to
pr t it loner.
oi Millard. hum
anuatv‘t" 1916.
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fenders. when the castle was attacked.
to pour boiling Watlvr or melted lead
on top of the empty opt-rating on the
Aptil It'll
h‘acm' is u‘t‘ttntod 1hr
Ruth \"llboll (mint
f'ont door ‘ \l-ttttiian Grant. 01 litnlcvlmrt 00
‘ " (‘llalflp‘ m titsvtliutt rillt'l‘ Apttl 9,
Having in onv another down. we 1.,” Thu .““l‘ ”an...“ “1......”
finished under the wondering gaze of 21 m lllal' 3m: t‘lmrc- (ll mm. P In
the lovely roman. “Excuse me. zcn- “ll-“‘11 1’ “3‘“ “'“m'd' l’ I 1
_ . . .. . _ Jumps .l Sutttvutl. U“ Sithlwl .
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lemo n.I shfIIsatd. but “hut hau‘,l )011 from Flown“ .\l 511mm” m ,I, "I.“
been dmng. port, intcunv Mn. ._ TM} “1'. mar-
“'6 told her. l‘lPd July 17. 1“le _
With a disdainful look File turned to Amv Lallt'u llttt'tllt Smut: Int l .n_-..-.
the (id "-wliow and caid "Them bolt. l’mtt Jr Ht! JPN 3'“ N“ "‘ “f
‘ parts unknown «3' ~- Hun r'W'I ‘I' J
Goorccal told you that. 'polnting to a. 15. .1915 T».\ \E. 1’. mummy minim
meek-lookinz your inside "was not 14 1901 and mu. lun «Lint?» “"0
the Blarney Stone. and l have not “ore awnrtlmi tin 2m! 3",": (I
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‘EEistmd the B‘: mpy stone” l have not it 13°":I“I)I‘II”‘ E1 .13" 1'." , ‘ q. .,'
comr- all liq \‘nv trntn America to to York. 0.1.“. ‘3‘. v. H; .3...;._. [1: in m
away without doing it" As she said (ohn. 'l‘ht} “- 1W i. my
that she looked appealinzly at us. for 16 1916- Y.‘
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George did not seem inclined to rise {NV‘HJ'IEEETIII ., i. . t. , 1.. y-
to the (mention. fast. “HIM“ . ,. . his.
The end of it was that’s inched hcr '1"th m :w . :' - I ' ‘ -
dross around her ankles. lowered hour 1907- . . .II‘ . 1H .. . .. mi.
. -. -.; ' .t l .k 3 t
and pulled her up ttiumphant. 'mzxf']; 'I_I, . h. m. .. M
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There. George no“ i can go back his decide“
Ito America and say that l have kissed .-
.the Blurnev stone'" she cried. . W I GONE New
I am bound to say that George. who '7 ‘5 I'L‘
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lproved to be her husband. drd not _. I. A .- a. “.12;-
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’)nok happy or pleased. His reputation “bi-“If“ . _ _ ‘ml liitll‘tl‘T ”(Mme
for telling the truth had suffered. and “‘1‘- ," ' M . . , 1 a ttrrililr h'ttll-
. , -' ‘1‘ 1““. 3t 3‘, LEV Lat - ' ‘
I am pretty sure “at he wmhed “8 (l T" .. ‘t gul‘l now all»: until!
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never had com. you natty .. I. “Id “it vt-ell a; nu
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Lemon Pic. Ucing Extract .‘WM‘ ‘ . M II n. I H H.
., ’- «Ev ’-_. I‘.‘ I“ “
Six lame spoons of sugar. 4 largo “‘a“ ‘ ‘ “‘ nd mm... Wu»:
3 r“ n: t.
vtt..2ti:m. lutttl .t; n.
spoons of flour. Ideospoon each of salt 3141th 35
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and cream of tartar. 2 eggs. 3 198- in “‘3“ ‘ . ,...,~., a 1....Mhm
spoons of lemon extract and 4 cups of stiff -« l ' j» .. . I ‘II Lulh‘u'l'l' I 1,
water. Boil until it thickens to right F0“? 1"” ’ ” KL .. luv-fling M“
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consistency and an baked pie crusts. and am
This will make two pies, and they are Mimi-l .
delicious and easily made. "“
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