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Squash Muffins.
“cartoons each of sugar, sweet milk
2%: and melted buttetfa teaspoonful of
fit. and a cup of yeast. then stir in
‘flour till it. is stiff enough to knead;
en it is risen very light, knead. roll
”(but and put them in a pan till light
enough to bake. '
, .. Boned Salmon.
.‘ The middle cut of salmon is the best
‘fiew up neatly in a mosquito bag and
‘figfboil 14 hour to Him pound in hot salted
@(y'lter. “'hen done. unwrap with care
and lay upon a hot dish. taking care
.‘Jlot to break it. (‘ool gradually. then
Input in ice box for next day.
_ Hash: Brawn Potatoes.
. Melt in the ttyfna pan 4 tablespoon:
fflwume fat. beef dripping or other
rfhdlht; add 2 cups chopped boiled pota-
B‘v 5""toea. season and cook slowly 20 min-
gling. or until well browned: fold dou—
‘fi ”tile and garnish with parsley.
«to ~
Mustard Dressing.
it at 1 egg with 1 teaspoon mustard.
teaspoons sugar. l level teaspoon
‘ together: add ru-tuch \inegar
fi‘wtake 1,5 cup: cook in double boiler:
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when cool add l<2 t-up thick cream:
1.5.5553“ thoroughly.
1- in” Pie Crust.
*‘f:“"‘_,0ne-half l‘up baring: lltitli‘. ‘3 t‘ttjt
‘i Wheat flour. 1-2 teaspoon salt. 7. tablou
"ml—”spoons shortening. less if crisco is
used. 1 rounding teaspoon baking pow-
:H'der. Mix with cold water. Enough
7 [Star one pie.
Molasses BunS.
One eg: . 1-4 cup moi
I sugar, 1 rounti‘n: cup of flour. white. :t
i. fitfle more if barley is used. 1 tom
'5 spoon soda in is; cup boiling coffee.
‘- salt and cassia. 1 cup of raisins added
l Instly.
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12 «up
Kentucky Salad.
QUel‘al heads of crisp white
Take
.—.. ' ‘ettuce. remove the hearts and spread
',"f""1]ie heads flat. (“bop equal parts of
white cabbage and green peppers and
lay on the lettuce.' Pour over bacon
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Vegetable Soup.
One Cup pras. l union. l cup carrots.
cups soup stock. 1 cup sliced pom-
oes. seasonifig to taste.
To the soup stock add the peas.
W5. carrots. potatoes and season-
. Boil 2 hours.
Left-Over Foods.
Left-over bits of \egetables. meats.
h or chicken can be used for cream
afoul): by being ground and heated
' with a little liquid before being strain-
and added to the white sauce.
. Succotash.
.’ "Cut hot boiled corn trotu the cob.
.. equal quantity of hot boiled shell-
. beans. season with butter or butter
_ titute, and salt. reheat before
To Stop Coughing
Stop The Tickle
Hayes’
Healing
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Cures The Cough
35c per Bottle
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Helpful Hints
l Instead of tying a child's napkin
' around its neck. with the usual rt-sult'
‘of a. bunch under its chin. tie knot inI
‘one corner and slip it into the nccit of
the dress. This holds'the napkin nicely‘
and allows it to be spread out flat‘
over the chest with no folds in thel
; way.
An ingenious feeding dish for small
animals is a round cake tin with a.
tube in the center. Drive a pointed
stick through the tube into the ground
and you will have a feeding dish that
will not tip over.
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For a kitchen table that is too lowl
'for comfort. try SClt,\\ii‘.l.Z in each leg
a wooden door-stop, such as are used
on the baseboard to prevent the door‘
from hanging the wall. ‘
ln washing laces that been.
stained with perspiration~ iirst wash'
them with cold water and soap. and'
.
after the stain has been removed. put.
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h a ve
them into warm water.
A teaspoonful of cold water added to,
the white of an egg causes it to whip
more quickly, as well as increases the‘
quantity. i
The best way to keep black leather‘
shoes from looking worn and also from
breaking is to dip it flannel in olive. oil
and rub into the leather.
To clean fly specks from varnished
wood. wipe with a soft cloth wrung‘
from skimmed milk and water in equal
uarts.
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Gold lace and trimmings: that are
tarnished may be cleaned by using
powdered rock ammonia. Apply with
a soft brush.
A well beaten white of an egg added
to mashed potatoes. whipping the po-
tatoes hard before serving. will add to
the looks and taste of the dish.
Liquid Ammonia will quickly and
easily remove the stains left on gar-
ments by sewing machine oil. t
a quart of milk is the
boiled custard. Five,
desserts. '
Four eggs to
proportion for
eggs for frozen
in cooking beans or peas. their,
flavor will be much better if they are'
C00k(d in as little water as possible. l
Stove polish mixed with vinegar and
a small bit of sugar will give an addit-
ional and more lasting lustre.
i
Bent whalebones can be straighten-
ed by soaking them in boiling water
for a few minutes and then ironing
them.
t .—
Buy soap before you need it and
keep in a dry place so that it will har-
den. It will last longer.
Stain spots can be removed from
foulard by sponging with diluted aqua
ammonia and water. '
i
the,
Stains may be removed from
zinc tops of kitchen tables with vine-
gar. l
l \‘Vhen boiling a suet pudding. an oldI
‘plate put in the bottom of the sauce-'
'pan prevents the pudding from stick‘;
‘ lug. l
' l
E Always keep the door of the refrig-h
orator closed, for the air will make the
ice melt faster. t'
To sour milk add a few drops of vin-
ego l‘.
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To frost window panes, take epsoni
salts disolved in beers. Apply with;
bruh. i
‘ “ l
‘ Melted alum will mend your glass
.pieces and the crack will not show.
i
g Burn cinnamon on the stove to re-
move the odor 'of cabbage or onions
which have previously been cooked.
: Biscuits of any kind are not so nu
[-triuous as bread and butter.
i For cleaning tinware there is noth-
'1ng better than dry flour applied with
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'MODES 1‘03 YOUNG VACA-
' TIONISTB.
Betsy, Bobby and Dottie go to the
“ashore thoroughly equipped these
days. Three practical and stylish
models are shown here. the first a
;,laid gingham trimmed with sailor
collar and cuffs of white pique. Dark
traid finishes the edges of collar and
(nits. The belt is of patent leather.
Medium size requires 31.; yards 36-
inch gingham and I,’ yard pique.
White drill. duck. pique or linen
may be used for the boy's suit. or it
may he developed in some practical
colored fabric. The collar and cuffs
(f the sailor blouse are finished with
braid. Medium size requires 3%
yards 36-inch material.
The onepiece apron for Dot is of
(bambray with a deep band of cre-
anne at the lower edge. By leaving
the hand unntltched at the top on
«fiber side. large pockets are formed.
One and onequarter yards chambray
and U; yard cretonne are suflicient
in the apron.
First Model: Pictorial Review Dress
tn €"44. Sims. 4 to 14 years. Price,
10 cents 0
Second .‘fodel' Em”: Suit .\'0. 7597.
Sizes. 2 to 6 years l'.j~n 20 cents.
”Third Model: Apron \‘o 7640. 81:-
m. 2 to 6 years. Price. 15 cents.
How American Women Break Down
OWing to the modem manner of living and the nervous
haste of ev ery woman to accomplish just so much each day,
they overdo, and as a consequence develop ailments peculiar
to their sex. as is indicated by backache, headache, nervous-
ness, the blues, displacements and weakness.
Women who find themselves
in this condition should slow
down, and depend upon i
that good old lashioned root
and belt remedy, Lydia E.
P inkliam‘s Vegetable C .m.
pound, to restore than to
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The Kaiser Winning NM Contact” him alone and took orders fmm him
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The a'to-ntpts of the ex~Kaiser to . a. ‘99“809 ""90 r" "353 Old. and Il \ .‘
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downfall is the most unkingly of all
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en ruler commands the respect and M1 “(‘1 Omugil Imusllnwnl “mm me_ so t
admiration even of his foes. T‘t.‘ I garlpd to 8'“? l’vim two bottle {matings l
.-\~ winning I. dz'f. Alter talcing tlircc lwuiflt‘s vl .'
the blame for the world 4 itastroplte._
lflhnowsky
and Dr. Muhlon took the genesis
the war out of the category of
toric puzzles some months ago.
Plotting of it far ahead of tho kaiser
and his military clique the deliberate
excuse
.Besides. all the kaiser's accomplice-
‘aie telling their own stone: and con;
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of and i am «13' liar-[W u llll than "
his- \ 5 ‘id feel fine. I nurse my
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l‘ Car. you describe moonlizht on the water? In words you can’t.
*’ That's why 3m cannot get a fair idca of the beauty of C.
\Vardc-Travcr's full page picture in Pictorial Review for
October. The light on the faces of the mother and daughter-
thc soft colors of. sky and trees—the moonbcams and the shim-
mering sea make an unjorgetablc scene. You should secure
this picture and have it framed for your home. In any art store
you would pay 50c. or 51.00 for such a delightful reproduction.
PICTORIAL REVIEW
FOR OCTOBER
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There is only one doubtful point of AVOID unpnortL: “0003 1 °
any great interest or importance as Annoy moods Ind "couches" and. F" w W
respects the origin of the war. It is ”‘9" twin ”5“”. "Emu“, nerVe
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absolutely to no purpose. if some onel
hurts or wounde us generously forgctl Blah“ GO. Coated Tongm'.
it. Time heals the dot-mt cats and: 8“ HM' 3“ Bum" Bumm-
makes us braver and wiser for the. noun. Indigo-th- "Wm "4"”
experience. on 3.. love. life and in» ”mm!
worth while thing: and a l -
vm'lnl'lhyehnolhmm W
the question whether the Archduke
ifiancis Ferdinand and his wife were
not deliberately sent to Sarajevo ‘to
;be murdered in order that a pretext
Efor war might arise. Apparently the
:unhuppy couple though this themsel-
b .
.t veo. At but {boy knew they wen than“: "3°“ 'Othuflm ilpvifl- m outlaw the Hm DO
going to. their. deaths sud In“: .1] I no or come our way, no! “Chum "‘ I’
m , I? my 1 I sit we sou-ch to:- It, it will flee ' “ii
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