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"-\.~ French Muffins.
These are very nice tor- 131': ohms? or t
V fiupper. One pound and three-quarters
: «a flour, half an ounce of salt, hall’ an
'3 (ounce of yeast. one pint of water, one
5.; (ounce of margarine. and cne G‘lefl‘ of
. linkingpowder. Method ~wvurm the _
- Ivater. but not too much, and put It
into a bowl, Melt the margarine and ;
add to it the wait r. ills-solve the
‘3east in it, also the salt. Mix the
taking-powder wt-ll into the flour, and ‘
mix the whole into a nice dough. Let;
it lie for half an hour, thtn knead it.‘
:and put it back into the bowl. After it ,
las lain another halt-hour, divide it
into three-ounce pieces. roll up around, -
glut them on greased tins and let them
prova for twenty minutes. Put in the .
oven, and as soon as the tops beginI
In color take the tin nut and turn them i
“over. Gently put them back to finisn'
inking.
l
Pineapple Pie. ‘
Bake shell of :ood pie (‘l‘ll.\f. It‘ vou
will always invert pan the shell will
- come out nice and perfect. Prepare
one following filling: 0m;- pint of milk ‘
tin double boiler. \Yhiie this is in
hunting blend onehalt‘ cupiul of sugar .
figranulatedl, one tablespooni‘ul flour.
’cne'tablespoont‘ul of salt and yolk of
6.170 eggs, or one whole egg with a
llittle water. “'hen milk is hot pour
over mixture, stir thoroughly and re
. dam to double. boiler. t‘ook thorouch- .
‘lly until quite still. Add one heaping
unblespooniul of butter. take from fire
rand c001. Have ready one cupiul oi'
diced canned and sweetened pineapple '
and juice of onebalf lemon. Fill shell
with above custard and fruit blended
mailer. Use whites
unetingue. or with
m
htll'Vf‘
whipped
Calf’s Head.
Take a calt's
a _ '
hiad. lFiltlY Ilir‘sSt-d.‘
‘mshed clean for cooking; put into a '
inucepan, cover it with water: Wnen‘
the water boils skim we”. thr-n mm "a
Web of sweet ht-rbs‘, .L lam: onion.y
two or three blades of mace. a ema'l
Qacupful of pearl barley; season “'lil‘. t
pepper and salt. and
humps of sugar.
until tender.
throw
\‘llt'n Trudy. dish the
tit. with cooked vegetables. Lay the
Wins in two small hmlps at rat-b cut-'-
of the dish. and serve the liquor into
a soup tureen.
Clam Cocktail. 1
To eight or ten clams use one tablefl
‘90!) tomato catsup, two tablespoons
all! sauce. one-half teaspoon \‘C‘orces-i
- ”shire sauce, a dash of tabasco or off
juice of quarter of a lemon. Mix the
sauces, let the clams stand in them foriE
all hour before serving in a cold place.i
Serve in small glasses or have clams.
.1 the half shell resting on shaved ice,3
Vith the cocktail in small glass in cen—.
Air. Have Little Neck clams and havei
y, Elem thoroughly cold before they are
opened.
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Bran Cookies. .
One-half cup of sugar and one half:
__ . m shortening. creamed together. Addi
i“ 110 eggs well beaten, then two-thirds
~ «p of\milk gradually. Mix three cups
“ran one and one-half cup flour and:
ignite more flour. Roll out. thin, cut
filth a cookie cutter and bake in a.
flick oven from eight to ten minutes.
Chow—Chow.
‘Two quarts small green tomatoes,
W small cucumbers_ 3 red peppers. 1-I
iflower. 2 bt nches celery. 1 pint‘
small onions. 2 quarts of string
n3, 1-4 pourd' mustard seed, 2
W tumeric. *ré ounce allspice. 1-2
ce pepper, 1-2 ounce cloves. salt.
' ‘ .-:re vegetables and cut in small
’ . .-.;, cover'wi‘th salt and let stand
‘bomu and drain. Heat vinegar and
i" , to boiling point, add vegetables
‘fa’ . cook until at ft.
Chem Sauce. fl
one cup white ounce and no}!
‘soapsuds to which a
THIS warn :
SAVED tnutt
in two .
Allow all to simmer:
tread, remove all large bones. surround ‘
{L _
l When a Rug Girls. ]
I ltuus that Hill on v'l‘ll‘ 01' wrinklei
..
in the middle have ltl‘i their “sizing".
_l‘lact- the ru:r race Alil\\n or the iloor.
Ellttke very thin cot-kt d starch and add
a small quantity of powdered curr-
niabic dissolxed in a little water. Ap-
ply to back of rug with a paint brush
or a paper ll:ln{.‘.(’l“> brush. “ht-u the
run is dry it will be tiuite stiff and will
lie without curling.
Do You Know?
To Make shoes last longer varnish
sole-s with t-opal Varnish and let «r3
l-‘ruit stains on linen rhould he re-l
mmml with glycerine and left for]
about an hour. then wash the stains in i
:i-prat the process :
Warm soapy watt 1'. '
if necessary. 1
'l‘ly :1 litlln'ptlrt- :lycvrine on il;- i
tablecloth that is coffee stained, rub
avnlly. thtn rinse and press. The
>l2llll will hr- zone
l'st- a piece of sandpaper it) reilltiawt
staitw trout r-nol;iii,, utensils. i
li-‘llll sponues should he hung out '1
the hot Sllnillllllt as ot‘tt-n as possible.‘
llamhoo ('1illllt- (lf‘ilnt‘tl with a brush .
til].['l‘li in warm \Vilit‘l' and salt. ,
It a hay leaf is iiilll'll
am. it \'.lll :1i'u' .t d. licii'tul flavor _
Add Hl'lIHllilli‘ Bray-tit
t'ltt-t‘se to out- and our hall’ ruptuls ol’I
.
to tonmtrl
tttptttl or
('twl lll Lil-1mm] mill.
(‘Ilillit tl lltlltlill}"
slit-c clip in llour and brown.
llristle hrttslm: may hr- lurpt in the'
washiii: in lukewarm
li'llt' ammonta
linsi ortlvr by
has been added.
tune“
Third Reigigégi.
in the Wbrld
a“,
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Vegetable Compound, One l
of Thousands of Such Cases. '
Black River Falls. Wis—“As Lydii.
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oiiL lsufl'er from
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my side hurt me so
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; mrika. one tablespoon clam liquor.;
not rest until she has given it a trial,
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from ocean to ocean.
suffers from inflammation. uICenticn,
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:ht- lcii. Xainsook. batiste. tub suf-
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'"‘ c ccnminstion is a model of slm‘
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tlc-Ctl'ic lighting and starting system:
:ivcs little trouble. it is important that
the devices prtwitird by :lit manuiaC-i
turer to inrtirate it. rangvment be:
Watcher. It i- almost as easy to form;
the habit of looking at the indicators
as it is to form the habit of ignoring!
: them. ,
W |
i Self-starters at present arc \ery rc-g
fill-able. nel‘fltht’n—‘SS this does 1101 mean :trouble to attach the crank handle and ,
.that this device does not need careful :
Iattention. The, electrical appliances
”used haxe a number of important bear-
ings and points of adjustment which:
laced careful attention. One should .
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i Willi all the details regarding the elec-'
,trical system and inspect them cam-f
:t‘ully at frequent intervals. By so do-g
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be obviated.
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310st self-starting systems have a
fuse box installed at an accessible
point. The purchaser of a new car
should acquaint himself with this as
quickly as possible. Very often con-
t
I
may cause a lot of trouble and unite»
cessary expense.
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Modern cars are equipped with elec-.
tric self—starters and do not. have the‘
crank handle installed. 'Without a‘
crank handle it is difficult properly to-‘
test. the compression of each cylinder."
Oftentimes a motor is run with weak‘
cylinders simply because it is too much t
test the compression of each cylinder.i
If the compression of each cylinder ist
not kept up to standard there is bound
to be more or less of a pound in the:
engine. which is injurious to all theI
working parts and especially to the‘
bearings. ....aut
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When the Hui-starting device fails
to start the engine after reasonabe}
trial the trouble should be located!
without delay. One cannot expect 100‘
much from a small battery. The self-
stnrter is not supposed to crank the:
engine indefinitely. Bear this is mind]
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’ ' ‘siderabe trouble can be eliminated by
he HEILPFUL IHI‘NTS. ll bu.utthe installation of a new fuse. Tl‘is‘ D 0?
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lute tie at .is a Simple matter. bttt if not known; Run O‘~ n ”
Kidney and bladder www.- . --4
limited to man, lll‘il‘ i‘.‘.'ll IVA“
in office or factory. u... ,. v .. w
suffer from week, on v .
eased kidneys. The 5 ~ ..
pufi‘meu under the (‘ - . --
constant tired feeling. 1 . n, .
nervous condition, btt .
point. sore muscles, t. - E‘ .
Willing ill—5
get right It the cause of . I
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and you will prolong the life of your“ 1
battery. ‘
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def Ind restore the div :t ., (
sound and hculthy cow non.
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find. lam taking Polrv l\ w ’ ‘ . M.
hill". You should have rrw me .
I was yellow on unli‘. DI‘V. 1 ~ « '. . ...
all cleared up My lttdvrv; d'. v. I."
niflht any more. It it unliu t ' . ...
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