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of rice. corn and oatmeal
the gems literally "melt
‘fi’he soaking
"flour makes
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' Cheese And Rio: Loaf.
‘ One man of cooked rice 1 cup grated
‘cvtheese. 1 cup skimmed milk. 1 cup
“‘Y‘Rd ennui»: 2 9:25. ] tablespoon
‘lat. 1 tablespoon onion 1 tablespoon
Melt
amen pepper 1 teaspoon salt.
" add onion and pepper: cook two
add bread crumbs and milk.
I' and‘rice: cool: then add Well-
ri eggs. Bake in t. greased dish
an hour.
'tl’<f
Hashed Brown potatoes.
"hop cold boiled potatoes finely and
rinkle over them a little salt. pepper
.'*.d 4 tablespoons cream. Melt l tn
" 'spoon butter in a sauce pan )ll'ltl
\n it chopped potatoes in it and smooth
’1 em down into shape. (‘ook for a
w inute over a quick fire. then cook
'r'k‘twly for 10 minutes. Fold over in
Wall the same as an omelet is folded.
1:“.d place in a warm platter. I'se par-
gley to garnish. ‘
‘ Baked Cabbage.
Violl a firm cabbage minutes.
«range the water'and hoir again until
'9-nder, drain and set aside until per-
f-ctly cold gimp fine and add two
"veil-beaten Page. a piece of butter
"size of an egg. pepper and ‘salt to taste
it'll-99 tablespoons of rice. milk
«cream. Stir Well and bake in a but-
Ttred dish until brown- Serve very
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’lrangeede should be mm”. mm
3 “Hing water and a little lemon juice.
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warm—real . ' 1
warm? \Vouldn’t‘you en-
' '- ‘ joy seeing the children
playing on the floor with-
out danger of taking cold P
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dainty accessory to the wee girl‘s'
school dress of wool.
.\ burned saucepan should be filled —"—
\\'lill cold water to which a liberal al- 'Some beltsgo only around from and
lmuince if soda has been added. Let “(19%“ the figure. leaving ”’9 back '0
il stand for an hour or to. after which {all m a panel.
lv-at the water slowly tor a few min—
utes and the burned particles will
('Uillt‘ oft quite ea>ily.
and e25: together in the refrigerator.
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Printed chiffons are combined “1h
heavier silk in solid colors for somd
or the new negligee models.
bottles and docanters will
if you clean them with salt
Take one tablespoon of
the salt 1nd three of the vinegar, put
it into the bottle and shake well. Al-
Water
<1:in kle
ad vinegar.
A negligee with a fastidious clientele
is one which use: a three tone com~
«blitation. lt_ borrows the Japanese
fashion of showing the under colors
at the outer edges oi the garment.
low it to remain a. few minutes then ______
.~llilk9 again and rinse “'llh Cold “'flll‘r. Navy Yelling “'jth honeycomb an'sh
‘—~« is in vogue. l
“'hen elm-min; house swrep the . -. 1
""119 “‘im a ‘lmh'("fl“r°d broom. Small strings ut‘ heads are Worn on
:‘llll instead of cleaning the wallpu- PW,“ ("Wm“)n.
put with bread try a lump of mi gum. __
it is said to do the work effectually Iiwp yr!!!" «rim: “ill beween in the
Wad twice as quickly as the bread. new t'ui- (oats. I
Many housewives have bemoaned
the fact that their tarts and pies do
not have the delicious brown desired.
Always keep in your cupboard .1 small
pastry brush. and brush your
and pies over with milk just
putting them in the oven.
Tit- lb"! of the >Yl‘ux2‘l {rm-l: is by
no means regular.
Light frocks are scattered with gay.
tax-t< i-otlon flowers.
hO-fn. o
Bold striped goods will be much
______5 used for trimmings.
To clean black dresses. boil it haml- -. , .
ful off resh ivy leaves in a little wat~ Many (l the. new sleeves are j‘islf
er for ten minutes. then press through below the eilmw. f
a sieve and apply to the cloth with a — 5
soft brush. Press with a warm iron A frock of chambrny has a vest and;
on the wrong side and the material hem of gingham, '
will look like new. i ‘ t
Some separate skirts consist or four.
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Cor-0a stains may be removed front. U?” 0‘ pleating. ‘
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linen by a) lying lemon nice to the ‘
1p j Many suits feature belt and waist-i
. formation.
_.. ldoes the plants more harm than got-«l. ”e "pflnk’i‘lg “‘l” <10 8 Brent deal of
' Oren Arrange to have your Wale!“
eaten by bugs or \Y”[{-d by blight. mp i plants." says Mr. Frank Bum-ken. vice-
gardener is m uni-e up in arms but . Fwfldvnt. American Steel 6. Wire com-
he still depends upon providence mummy.
bring him rain lung nfter the time‘ “When it 1! considered that the
when the plants have begun to suffer. ' altht-my of nature makes foliage and
“The berilthnned lady m a shop é fruit out of a few mineral substancen.
herdess hat with blue hm“ tied M a .3 sunshine and moisture. be sure (but
.sprinklinx! PM]. who appears on the I the conditions are right to help an-
cover of our gardt'n magazines. is re-, turn:
apnnsihle for a good ti?!” o! man “3"”. .“00 Earlier: but give it
Her drilihlini: sprinkling FINN.“ “it”? you are watering. A lit-
"Do n W ‘ ' ,dnmuge. Watch the surface of your
6 i h": "“3" -"‘“" “g“flm" 3“". grounds and do not let cracks form
{an n: t; With a sprinkling shower 1 Alter soaking as so”, u crock!- begin;
rum 1 e 099.
‘ ,to appear. pulverize with a cultivator
"Dig trenrhe! alvnx.’ the side at your ’ or hoe. keeping your mulch (Props
vegetable rows and around your fruit ‘ are mostly made of wafer. You mutt
supply the water if nature falls.”
CELERY CURLS.
'ht-m Hand for on. m- mo hours to
t'luan the tender stalks of (*l'l‘y Itll‘l llt'ftll't' hrf\lll£ :
and v.2! in one and ono‘half lf‘J'h . .. Aw-
lengths. At o—ach end make. four “7‘ lxid :lmes IH' ‘li'NS ”m h:- tic-anvil
'five incl-inns half int-h in leiitith \vuh milk and snap. and a mixture- of
Place these in Cold water and let
ink andjllllk is a .‘plo‘nd‘ld hula-«inm-
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lried Reapes l i Helpful Hints Fashion. am 5 5;. - - t . A Suggestion .i a t. .... . ., .
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‘ ’ - . Osprey can be niuziy cleaned by Trams are square. § ”7' ad - ‘ l
Better Than 'Wheat Muffins Webbing in suds made of warm water Bl *‘k satin fr ‘k‘ . r verv smart : ‘ A \ r i l
Soak 1 (“up 0" “(‘9' corn or oatmeal and white soap, Dip the feather up at ‘ DC "‘1 k ' U ' l ‘_ ‘ ’1‘ ‘ l 7 l
flour in 1 "up Of sour milk for one or and down in the water "'ld draw it H 1; fl ‘ i
- - . - . m ‘ White r andi'i o’l' rs with a touch. ‘ t , I
"wo holll'r, Tm“ b9?" ”1'0 the m“ -through the hands until clean. then og . ‘ ( C ‘d . ‘ . "k ‘ ‘ - t - 3
lure 1 P22. 3 “mph ”f 52-,” 1.; cup of , , ~ . - . ., . ~ ,_ of embroider) are the newest in "(1 , , .vy - .
* rinse in clean lukewarnruaier “huh wear . ; \ A ‘ . l
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“(’1th NT. 7'4 (JD ‘7“ sugai. (”l-'1 l ' 0‘: is slightly blue. “hile dl')'lllg.5llllke (M 1 j \> , ’
‘ ;a level teaspoonful of soda. Last of; m) 1, . , . . _ . f ‘ . ~ .
't i 091’“ 3 (0‘15‘3‘1‘13- . Printed sums are conspicuous for I j l ah I
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:3“. add 1 cup of barley flou.. 1.“ “hm?” —‘-' their width and. are much uSed for“ , VV$$Un= ”I“; AFC? SEWMBER l
rag been TillXQd well 1 heaping tea-l Some housewives have an idea the wrap limit a . F'V“. ~ , ' _ - . . .‘
*ppoon of baking powder. This rule-tam», protect in egg against taint 5-. i “v , feahlfi‘ other equally lllllltlll.ii-' ,
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silicacy any mu ins w to can 9‘ t' . . c. .. . . - . . .. _ . . t . 9 ' you 9 o a . son ng once . wee ' _ ‘
Jade of mum“ .—.:- “,hea, “our. Thpl ‘31:; Shift: ”32:?” sail-3:311: 1“” ”m 7"“ “”1“" mmngmik 0"" M Successful garden and let it i when the sun is not shining (earl; Styles for every occasmn from H t g
“auburn“... m- 1;“. ”0m. and harpiv" ’ p o" " an n. ,r ' 1 u ""m we ”then . is left to chance more than ‘ morning and erbium: in best) will re- simplest morning frtx'k in ii , 3
~. « ., . ‘ ‘. he kept near strong flavored foods. . any other one ostu-niltil. lf plants are store the vitality and get pep to your ‘l } . ' , . l] l ,
”might “as" h" ”“5""! 0” as “m“- i'ont‘inco yourself by playing an onion Gutnipes 0! white orgnndie are a l ‘ t a )0th C\ Cllml, goun “l . ..
found in
The Fashion Book
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Blank .‘Ifl- Elli“! ‘395
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James Donnelly
NEW U. S. MARSHAL TAKES
OFFICE.
Sept. 1:0
' man-'1‘.» 3.- fig . a—rt. .
that the “unit-n had 0‘" «'rul
mobile with two gypsy nun .tt
Pill‘ll‘d
HARTFORD, l'nitod
‘ Staten Marshal Chesterfield t‘. Middle-
brooks expects to turn his office over
to his nucccssor. “‘illinm R. l'almvr,
of Oxford. “'ednesday morning. “hlt'h
is tho beginning of the mint it in 'nd
«ml business. Mr. l’aliiwr is l‘.\p('t’l"d
to come to Hartford that day all'l be
To Water Hanging Firm
l‘lave a small fiinnvl Tl‘l
the basket lvavin: :liv
abovv: the Fall. ltul liitltli‘n ‘}
age. Pill this with watir tlzatfz
water will sunk into the soil timl
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>\\‘t)lll in, and Mr. )liddlehroolts will and “ill not tun tlimucli «run
it tire to his home in \\'in.~'tv;id \lnr- flno: lwlnu spoiling ia'l'!‘l~ m \ l
shal Sliddlehrooks has not announced floors.
his plans for the {mute other lllJH -~— ~
that he is going to have a vat-anon Water Regulated by Pedal
l‘l’t .~!‘m: one rnd of a pedal '
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Two gypsy wont-n entemd ”,1. n0- llll‘ tout 5Hllitll~ water in at hr“
lion store conducted by Jotu‘hh Hau'r stand, "'0‘an H" ”m” "n"
in St. Louis. They boullht a trav and hm “‘3'” ‘0 ””W and Div-“in“ ”" ‘ '
three jelly glasses. “How muchlmon. ”V" l' "l?” “li‘d‘s Ill" !\\0 Mt that - 4"
oy have you in the cash ro-iztsmi'?”
asked the older woman Bauvr said
he thought :3 was about the amount. “my 5‘9”"‘ed'
"Show nie~~l bless it.“ said lhv wmit-' J‘"“"" “a" "*9” “by “I"; d"! F"
an llauer accommodated her. "Ho" go next door an) mote to play ‘izlx
much money have you got in vmtr hp" ”"1" ”hm“ Sh" "who“ our "in-
pocket‘.’ l bless it also." Bauer milled W‘Si'mns didn't matth ‘0 “V .‘lixlwnd-
.ti - -.
mainly \vai‘m watri' i-z obtain-“cl.
‘l'ncn .lcrc's only air: fire to tend
:ncc (. ' twice a day. None of
.ie it. , or danger of several
Tovcs ' ‘ the house.
iffirsnmmonat. Onepipc
e" 3 sold on 60 days trial-‘
u -ed for S years—it will
5 .5“ :ctimc.
~: 6 here and get the big
L, 1c», pt: book.
41'}. .‘TRY A. mm
‘ i 3 'Water St. 80. Nor.
'Phonu 473.3
Lll-‘E or Rim?
CBAQES? ioze'mi'orieoieaj' "
spots. Place the article in the sun. I: ‘ out .his purge and mac”, n on the “(1 our aertiNanmtn
' and damp hourly with the juice. sprin-‘ coat. cut. ‘0‘“ er. f mmmer, A (“5.0"“), mm", m and _ _ . ....__.._ _ . 1
“mg 3 ”m" 33" 0” “C" “m- A" The tailored suit autocratlcally de. ““9" "9‘“ ‘0 “it 0“ h" “11"" h" 6"“
low it to remain in the sun for a whole mands a ““0er hat returned. the two women were gone. 4/ '_"“V 'j en
day. and rinse in the ordinary way. 3 3 So we") we “‘0 ’5 bills ”H" h‘d "L ‘ your mouth task:
\ All-over stitching appears on the; _ been in the purse. Witnesses [Old him like all the mean
Dusters: can be easily made by soak- prptflest of fancy coats ‘9 svmg MODES OP VARYING lhfnfiyou 9:: did—
ing squares of old flannel in paraffini . i TYPES. | ‘ ~ :11: nefdnet 13.3311;
oil over night and wringing them but: HE M'GHT FLY SOME' l The black and white organdy pic- - FOley’s 1 l‘vlls. Your mouth is a good indicntwn
; tightly. They should be washed in; —'- ; lured to the loft is one of the smarb . C-i Lhecondillonofstmnnchnndbowrlv-
'luke warm water. They will gather Dr. Llewelm Rainy. director or the" 5;): ffigfilfiflgnfiim'fif; 'faflllmns‘ Honey and I at ,
. _ . ‘. e _ W we urge m
fup all dust and ”me a nice “on“ on; Overseas “in. Library. was enter-g “mks and falls 0"?" a “‘3'“ founda’ IS A TIME-TRIED mm M BEECH“ s
“the furniture and “0°”. ‘tained at dinner by a group of Johns lion that is gathered at the waist. . .
- . , ‘ks ISO 0m "U“ [h .. k cabetdnedupo-w‘qnddcou‘h 5.24m
—— Hopkins students on the etc of hisl Tut a a l e simp.. ad In if '-
An omelet pan should be used only departure for the front. t i-aist. The draped collar and 9““.5 ‘ - ookhlhn lend nub:- ilhe- ' 1' ha.
{61. omelet Never scratch ll in 311V" A lC’l . g ‘ m. a{-' km. of pink hatiste. .‘tlcdium Sllf l'P‘ ; mm- 5 chZIc.
' , ' very r 30mm .por s n' . puircs 6 yards 36-inch organdy and - . Eva-y Untr- Fri.‘ é vwmammh‘.‘ U
way. if any pieces of egg have stuck‘ flit-ted with the malady known as: “_ yard hatiste. t "The only rented we ever u bf , ._. M. _,_ ._.,_n____r " ‘
to it, put .in a. tiny piece of drippingfi swelled head. said to Dr. Rainy dur-f The second model is in black satin ' W and m i. olcy'l "my.“ '
allow pan to gtet. hot over fire. and the ing the fish course: i (lirattt‘dhit'iith whats crate georgetttia-w Earth-mound. It Lawn-um-
' ., .- 'l l ' E t are 0218 “G “i? "NW" 9 ec. "‘5 ‘ or n and it never Ii In."—- ”um CM
piece§ will then come off east 3 2 lm going to volunteer. Doc, but 1! than black and Wm” combinations 1) H me; Marquette. Mich.
- ‘-—— ,caKt decide whether to take up ”“3 this season. The flare sleeve is an _ u! ”My knowthe worth 0‘ Foley's
One way to lengthen the life of lino-I, cavalry or the aviation wing. Which" especially attractive feature of th Honey .94 1‘", u l hnve mien it Made to flaunt.
leum is to mix the warm suds and‘do you advise?" 1 dress Which. in medium size. - with good ml... Alto h." .0“
cooked starch. that are left over on "The aviation. most decidedly," Dial qmres 4“ yarts 364nm 38“" and bum °‘ m’n“A~ L 8“ Guaranteed
. , . - - 2 yards 44—inch georzette. bury. Parkenburg. W. Va.
wash day and use them to mop up the, Rainy replied. : First que‘: Pictorial vaiew . ‘ Ch' I. . . .
linoleum. This not only preserves it The youing sportsman smiled. pm” N0. 5353‘ Sizes. 34, m 46 in- WI "'9 Fokys HO"! 5 Write for Appointment
but gives it a gloss as when new. 1 "Ah. you've seen me fly, have you?"; cites bust. Price. 25 cents. “"4 T‘f- t mfafln°Mv .
ihe said. . 2 Mom nod“; Want .\'0. $051 and will not ”mm a delacah 56 WEST AVE,
“—7‘ t .. ., . .. ., i Sizes, 34 to 46 inches hint. Price. 25 i stoma: . -
Hand-.to—mouth buying means expen-I' No. said Dr: Rainy. Ive seen! ”mm Skirt N0. 8059. Sizes. 22 m 32 i i NORWALK.
.51" 1""‘8- you ride. -Waslnnxton Star. ,- inches waist. Price, 25 cents, l Otllllon-Pmll Cancun-n. ,4 f
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