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Tried Recipes i Helpful Hlnls fFashlon Points]

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,7 Stuffed Dates Liver gravy may be flavored with’ Scarf. of Wool
if Stone the dates and stuff with fresh lemon Juice- onion 01’ ”mg“- i SW" ““5 0‘ w°°l "‘1 w°°l “‘3"

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3 All breadcrumbs should be saved: inches wide by seventy-two inchea
:‘h" . _ and dried to use in scalloped dlshes. ; long and twelve inches wide by sixty,
“ r 'inches long. These figures are given
5‘ - Apple Sauce Cake. No carpet with a canvas back should '

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’ One cupful sugar. one mm u un , ever be broken over the line.
metened apple sauce, one-half cup;
“ruining, one teaspoonful soda. spice,
hid salt, one and two-thirds cupiuis'

floor. one cupt'ul raisins.

for the clever girl who determines to
‘ make her scarf rather than buy it.

 

 

Heavy Japanese crepe makes de-

lightful curtains for summer cottages. f A Ralnbow Colored Girdle

Quite the lovliest finish for an over-
All medicine and drugg must he; blouse in delicate coloring or in black
carefully kept out of reach of children. {or evening W9” is a rainbow girdle,
One pint. chopped clams, one and made as one may readily surmise, of
fireball cupfuls flour. two and onesl if bread and butter form the basis of many colors of soft satin ribbon.
hit teaspoonfuls baking powder. salt a meal, the rest of it must be savory.
, find pepper, one egg. one-half cupful' Ram; Trimming
.ilk. Drop by spoonful in hot fat. ! Dry comforts and Gums in a 5”” Rama cmbroidt ry is the latest thing
g l breeze 5° ”‘3' ”"35 Wi” be fluff-‘3 for decorating gowns made of taffeta.

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5‘ ’. ‘ Oatmeal Muffins. l For example. on black taffeta appear 8
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Clam Fritters.

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Two cupfuis oatmeal soaked overf Cayenne peppcl' is the be“ remedy few sprays ol dull pink roses, with
7 fight in two cquUIS sour milk In ”19' for ants. dark green and brown leaves. or trails
‘ morning: add two teaspoonfols 5063.. of blackberry bamble worked on mid-

i'gnt. one teaspoonful sugar. one cupful‘ night blue taffeta little flecks of silver

, . 'such as ca‘lbagc onions. etc. the od-
. ‘B k in iron em an in ulck ' 4 . . .
.lur a e g p q ‘or can be ovel‘donc- by boiling at me brightening up the whole thing \ioro

 

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-;f .60- Isame time a little vinegar with a few inf"; m.“ we arc calling for embroid-
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. f,‘ lndian Pudding. fillicest
'5 Ihto one quart of boiling milk sift

' ”1y one cupt'ul of lndian meal, stir—.7
lbs it well until it. thickens. Remove"
7 . fin fire. add one egg. one cupful mo-l
ins, one-half cup sugar. one tea-g
.oonful ginger, salt and one quart of
Old milk. Bake slowly several hours!

 

 

T Dandy Gingerbread. !
7 one egg. onohalf cup sugar. one-halfi

up molasses. one-half cup shorteningé
he teaspoonful soda dissolved in little'

\m water_ one tablespoonful vine-i
.3}. if, some spice and salt. Knead soft‘
“I bake slowly.

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_. I' ’ Calves Tongues. l
‘ i Cook tongues until tender in boiling!
wt to cover. With six slices carrot; (Notional Crop Improvement Service]
m stalks celery, one onion stuck with HE growing scarcity of wild fur-
“;ICIOVGS- 039318” “3390011 pepper”; I bearing animals throughout the
anus and one-half tablespoon salt, world.and particularly the United
”e from water and remove skin and; States and Canada. and the consequent
~13.«Split and pour over equal parts: high prices. have done much to foster
.10“ stock and tomatoes boiled unmflthe production of fur-hearing animals
9.. .i l t in domesticity. and none of the fur-
; .r l bearers is in so great a demand. nor so
Chocolate Bread Pudding l easily raised as the Fnrnkul sheep.

' which furnish the most ) ulur of all
.- de cups of‘ stage bread crumbs, 4; furs—Persian lamb. [ND
"38031de m‘lkv squares “10°0th ' The value of the Persian lamb de-

aft: cup of sugar, 2 eggs. 1-4 teaspooné «pends first on the form and fineness
' “t. 1 teaspoon vanilla. Soak bread. >ot' the iong-pipe-shnped curl, the points

American Karakui Sheep Breeding Triply Profitable.
skin will sell for as much u if [at

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more than the carcass of at three-
months-old ordinary lamb, so thlfi
makes the crossing of a registered
Karakul ram on a flock of coarse wad!
ewes the most profitable brunch oi”
farming. ‘
There are only a few pure—blooded
Knrakul rams in tlih United States.
and they were secured from Both
and neighboring provinces atgreatcx-
pense through the assistance of thoi
United States government. ‘ 1
In order to protect this best blood}
the American Karnkul for sheep ref

 

OLDER BOYS‘

Many Prominent Leader: to But in

er Boya' conference will open at the
First Presbyterian church. Bridgeport.
.on October 24, and continue through
the 26th.

"if Connecticut Boys Are to Be Christ-

 

 

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COLORFUL 3111' N0! name.

There is plenty of color in the new
season's modes. but it is of the re-
fined. artistic kind. The dress to
the left is in Challis of motley design.
with the blouse embroidered in row.
In two shades of red and green
leaves. Heavy rope silk is used for
the embroidery. The belt and but.-
tons which trim the shoulders and
front of the blouse is of American
beauty satin. Medium site requires
. 534 yards “Much challia and 1,5
i yard 36-inch satin.

l (lrchid crepe dc chine ill-most ef-
fective in the second modcl. The tu-
nic is cleverly incorporated with tho
draped belt. being finished at. the
lower edge with lace. The collar
and cuffs are also lace-trimmed.

i while the belt is ornamented with

. buttons. Set into the open front of
the waist is a gathered vest of not.
In nicdium size the model require. 0
yards 44-inch crepe dc chine. 5 yard.
Sinch lace and x yard not.

First Model. Pictorial Review
Vi‘aist No. Sin. Sizes. 34 to 4'.‘ in-
ches bust. Price. 25 cents. Skirt No.
7830. Sizes. 24 to 36 inches waist.
Price. 20 cents.

Second Model: Waist .\'o. 8133. Sil-
cs. 34 to 44 inches bunt. Price. 25
cents. Skirt No. 7704. Sizes. 24 to 32
inches waist. Price. 25 cents.

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Conference Program.
Friday afternoon-1 to l. registry.
‘tion of delegates (credentials for each!
delegate will be given to dciegntionk

CONFERENCE OC.
TOBER 20TH. I

 

Bridgeport for Scuiono— loaders).
Program in Full. '
Connecticut's twentieth annual Old- ice and motionai:
Bl‘ines. state industrial
sachunetts and Rhode

The conference theme is: “3'10“ speeches).

 

‘mfllk 20 minutes. Melt chocolateul’of the closely set locks in the finest
, ‘ ‘_‘ half sugar and enough mfik taken (specimens being turned in so that {cw
am bread and milk to make a consis-t‘ 'bgdtslt 8px;“; on 3'6 sufrfaceé Y“ ‘29
. Mayo lepaern orme nyte
Fey to pour; Add’tlo mixture remarl‘n ll irregular yet artistic arrangement
.3" ““53" 39' ~ "”1” a and eggs “1‘3 t'. which along each side of the back line
»‘ beaten. Turn into buttered (“3“; ‘often takes the form of graceful. nat-
.“.I bake one hour in moderate oven.

istry has been established at Fayette-
ville, N. 12, where 98 per cent of an
the purebred Karakuis are located in i
the most wonderful alfalfa section in
the East, and where authentic inf

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owns one of the foremost Karakul

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tnecticut Sunday School
1“" co’operate in the work. The pm-

ram 3 ows :
:finown thmugxllitrurttaNye: mitt}: gggied at the Casino, No. 1035 State street.
Mr. F. E. chfl‘l‘ence dinner will be served at lhetlntroductiou of oflicen. Greetings, A.
Dawlcy ,5 president of the American |('asino. State street. E. Lavery. toastmaster: for the city,

Karakul Fur Sheep company. which In". will be loaatmaster. The program
for the sessions:

The state Y. m. c. A. and Con- 10 Red Blooded Boys."

Association

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docks in the world.

. 3 3mm or Veal 0r 'MuttOn Salad. gfhalr. I
. All purebred “Persian" fur sheep are] ‘

1‘ Cut: breast in half and stuff; ml“ The Persian lamb skins are the prod-
!me, stuff and roll round. Bake for| 1““ 01' the Karakul 0" Arabi Sheep» and

‘* hour and a half basting well.'«"° really not Persian at all. There

_ dire several grades of skins, according
Memeat. 2 ounces S'HOked beef, 1‘4 to the tightness of curl and luster. The

,"nd suet, rind 0f 1'2 lemon, 1 tea'l'term “Broadtail” is applied to skins.

; . . nful chopped herbs. and parsley, for lambs immaturely born. Astrachuu
g . cayenne and pounded mace toe and Krimmer skins are supposed to
:l f e, 4 ounces bread crumbs and 1 ,come from sheep of somewhat differ-
&. Shred the smoked beef, chop the ant breeding.
flat, lemon rind and herbs. mincing “in?” its a 500% demand for grad:
. , aes or rec ing purposes. an
1". vegxf‘fit‘h 11%“:I::::gm:§u$bgasgi‘gmore than two hundred half-blood
.3 Wetting with the egg. Work all ,ewes were sold last year at an aver-
“other and use. age of $250 each. Half-blood lambs
2., ‘ ‘from Lincoln, Cotswold, Leicester or
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registered in this association, which
compares in standing to the Holstein.
Friesinn association and the Jam

Cattle club for cows; and the Ameri- t
can Hampshire Sheep association fo ’
sheep, and the various swine associa

tions for hogs. ’

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to buy an animal for breeding purposes
which is not registered,
Shorthorn. a Hampshire, a Shropshire ‘
or a Karakul. The profit in Karakula'l“
is liberal and the risk less than in't
any other kind of breeding.
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.. , , d the wool is used in Bokhara in 1! cleanlina whtrtic
1 Bralsed leel“ ‘95 an - ' oun les’ committee State
. - . per cent of marketable skins, and making the finest and hi hest- ricod .Uon billiousum headache. and shit y g peop '
Skewer. tie in shape and lard upper lthe business is very attractive because wool rugs produced in the: Oriel; so" , . OWELL Sunday School Association. 2. Em- hm" s'hdu’ Md“ I“ H" w"”'
.de 1. . t. 9 fish bowels.—STIUL80N P ployed nos. Leader, L. 'r. Reichard, ,
. 0 calfs liver. Place in deep pan ‘even though the lamb dies before it there is a triple incentive to breed CORPORATION city boys' secretary, Worcester, Mass. Soldbycruggnu Wfiowdd. In bout, [Guam

m trimmings from lardoons; sur- L15 ten days old or is born dead, the this wonderful animal.

 

 

 

 

 

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“on and celery. cut in dice, one- 1.ng 0F RILEY
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gslip. enclose with five cents and mail
to Foley and Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave"
EChicago lli., writing your name and
ilddress clearly.
It is very short-sighted for anyone ‘return a ”13‘ "Wk-‘9 containing F°'
_lcy‘s Honey and Tar‘Coqund.
whether .7 'coughs colds and croup:
ney Pills for pain in sides and back:
'rheumatism, backache.
The mudmladder ailments; and Foley Catlm'

”0 Tablets, a wholesome and through- ,Church clubs and Sunday school clus-
for m3tlp‘. ea. Leader, E. T. Thieues, chairman

 

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ton Park M. E. church
ciation. “K 8. Spencer.

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9:00—1Adjourumeut.

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a bit of bay leaf and two cupfuls of
Wu stock or water. Cover closely
w'bake slowly 2 hours, uncovering
7". last 20 minutes. Remove from pan
in liquor, and use liquor for the
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4 :00-—Opening session:

tion of olficera (10 twoaninute noml'iBoyg' Mass
Opening address: [1,... der. G.
"Why the Christian Religion Appeals!” ReligfoxL

Boston. state boya' secretary. Masstr'mteniews,
chosen: and Rhode island.
6:30—Conference dinner, to be serv—y

Rev. A F. Campbell. pastor “hashing,

the boys, Ralph “1 Sprague, Bridge-‘

address. "What Must I Be to Be Christ-
ian?" Rev. C. “’allace Petty,
York city, pastor Creston Avenue Bap-

Saturday morning, 9:00—Soug serv
ice and devotional leader,

Be Christian?” Rev. C. Wallace Petty.
10 : Oil—Sectional conferences.
live—minute papers in each section. ex-

V -r maca-LETQHME this
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Can you describe moonlight on the water? in words you can"
That’s why you cannot get a lair idea of the hcaut) of t ‘
Wardc.Travcl"s full page picture in Pictorial Rcvicw t. ,.
October. The light on the faces of the mother and dauphn :.
the soft colors of sky and trees-the moonbcams and the shim—
mering sea make an unforgctablc scene. You should St‘t‘tllt‘
this picture and have it framed for your home. In any art not.
you would pay 50c. or 81. 00 for such a delightful rcproducthm.

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3. Y. M. C.A. Count Groups. London'drcss: "“‘hcn Boys Are (‘lil'i‘
H. H. Smith, state county secretary, W'hat?" Rev. Alt‘xanticr .All>0n.
Y. M. C. A. 4. High School Boys. pastor Fll‘Sl Pl‘oshytcrian .-:,
Leader. H. T. Baker, regional director. j Bridgeport. 93:00. i‘tlrcwvll 5:. -~\ u
international Y. M. C. A. 5. Adulthadcr. H. W. Gibson. 9:00, “nu.-.
Leaders (from cities). Leader. H. “2401101) adjournmrnt.
Gibson. boya' state secretary, .‘iassa-l ____4_
'chusctts and Rhode island. 6. Adult MUST CLTT DOW'N
try). Leader. H. D. Maydolc. county;E 0U SUGAR FOR

Leaders (from small towns and count
work secretary, international Y. M. (I!

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HAS—Address: "A Program of;

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international r. .\l. c. A. L "f“"“"-‘“ “1 ““nv‘mnlm'm tor tho 3» viod

‘ llflS—(‘nnftl‘cnce Photograph tin-nalut‘d. he said, “mild lla\e_bt‘t‘n A,

front of High school) pcr cam“ 1 .‘

i 12:00" Adjournment The Vl'est should SN‘UN‘ immwiial.

l 10.30 Adult lcadt 1;. h .. trclicf for the harvesting of an own-
... . s .lntiioon at «m

‘Hotci Stl-atfield. Discussion: "Theta“: #363] (1:21): “fig “the b at???“

t‘hrigtian Citizenship Training “h C “I t m u Jung “ ‘ u

gram." Leader. E. M. Robinson.

Saturday afternoon~ 2:00—770rganiz-l

Pxofl'cck. The Louisiana "apply of 100..

'000 tons available after Nuan‘lb“! l.

p.) Rocrpauon. Leader John Brock twhiio disappointing. will some-do sup-
fitlli'sicai director Bl‘l’dgcp'ort Lu. 1‘. A:il)!y m“ ”0““ “"3“ "I“ “*‘w ““1" In“,
Saturday (“whiny-7:30 Son: Srrv- , dlan crop is ready next January. ’I‘ 0
ice and Devotional. Lvadvr, M. J tanst is dependent. hows-var, it want
8:00 address "A Christian Fma' on ”10,9” Cuban supply anal
Boy‘s OutlookZ" Rev L. '(. Wright vas- “conscrvation. tllr‘rcfore. would have

v . be practiced for a time in llll" mo-
tor Wesley M. E. church. Springfield. W
9:30, adjournment. ,tlon of the country. To meet the cm)-

. . , _ . tuition in the East. Frank‘C. Low
§’"'E$Z’r.?;°§§l"‘i§a?3«ri""-"r'i..«“i’£'f~ 1‘ “3 “n"“m‘t’d. will Buncrvlsu and.

canal L“? of a “'orker Vi'ith Boys," direct the dlstrlhution of all pugar by:

the Eastern refiners.
30“! 36”“ H. W. Gibson. 10:30, morning church , :
leader. M_ )8? k lelegmes m mm“, thcb 1 Arur October 15 and until January
1' , .

. _ it was said. all territory west of
secretary, Mas {'dm ”‘9” hosts. tPittsburgh and Buffalo and north or
lsllfld. Eiecw Sunday afternoon — 3230 — Older the Chi” river ‘vju have [0 depen-
246?:38. M§“§“'|’”"W"a‘“r up0n the sugar beet producers Do—
. urchi , 'ac School -. - . . . '
Address: "A t‘aii to llxencs oi sugar to the trade in tho

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'H. “- Gibson, Live." H. Vi". Eleason. 5-7. life work fig)“: 2,1;Biffegggnzoofl'§bfg§::
Leader, C. F. Savage. '

inlilll‘ those made in October 1918.
county secretary. Middlcsex. 7:30, p ., bl . '.
,song service and devotional. Leaders,’ J “idem y mow be“ sugar will ha

'0. E. Churchill and H. '1‘. Baker. Ad-lnmrketed ”“3 ye" m“ 1‘5" ' '

It Is Not Enough ;-.v

to have the bowels move. It is 3,

more important to persuade liver, E“

kidneys, skin, and bowels toactin ' 7'

. harmony and against self-poison- ' 1“

mg. BEECHAM’S PILLS act favorably upon

organs concerned in food-digestion and
waste-elimination; they remove causes

as well as relieve symptoms. I
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