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1L; '7 ”these days t- ~' ‘
. higif prlt'w
- fro‘ck like til.
- that will cuul'i»
. you. to comllll.
twoshort lengi 2 -~
, of material I'llu'y-
the part of ti :x:
' * Helpful Hlm‘s l - ,
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F ‘ed On 0.. lHow Lydia E. Pmkharno _
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That old fashioned dish of mod l Vegetable Compoynd He.” ,
ionions is liked by many people when? to Make Women Normal.
.the onions are properly tried, but 191:5 \l’nsllilzgztun.lint—«"1 was in we. _
.great trouble is [00 {PW housekcep lconllitlon that l nmer mlm-twl to hate
lknow how to fry onions “‘l'ho‘“ ““m' , children a n d m y
0" even acorching them. i aunt mineral Inc to
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l Tried Recipes
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m. .
laymen ‘ m,
FaShion Points
b
Im""jm
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' " ' kets it:
Bod six potatoes. “1”] Jac
salted water. \‘l‘hen 'soft peel and .
unash' add V2 cup flour, 1,5 teaspoon There are a few new models in
~21! l heaping teaspoonflli J’akigglsweaters. Sweaters may be either
' 3 teas )OODflllS thyme. - 6.2 - .. . _ '
“Vidal: to ethler forming into balls cloehetted m knitted
“ix 3 g ' ' ’ A new Tuxedo. model
What's New in Sweaters? .
I ' do in
about the size of an egg. dusting flour is ne
.- . . . . l n . ' ‘ ‘ 1 '
1mm them. Have .1 kettle of boiling ,plam knitting, with the exception of: ’l anions should be frird without utfi'. in” loll“! '5‘ l‘mk- ald t0 llnlllt (l ”A.
leaned water. drop in the dumplings, : bottom of. sleeves, which are done m ring them. To amid scorching t, h a m . Q Viewable (201119?
‘7 ‘ ) "i ’ hen one" .~ ' ‘ A - w iredithiuulll . 11‘ " L‘ l (illlltl. it ll". " '
ThlPl’l use to tilt Emil“? w . lllbblng of knit two and purl tWO- lor bumlng, add the lulu . ‘ -. onl‘ ‘ 7'
Lift with a ‘ll‘alner.lnt0 ”19.591“ in? l narrow white leather belt adds a ‘of fat to theupan, and ”W“ cm 81. men.) ‘. prow‘l l“ 3 .Juh.
dish .llave t-uhes oi stale bread cu i k .with water and let them cook until; end 3...“...‘1 .. to”)
and lbrowned in butter and throw over I touch of smartness, 131M315, .POC 9‘5 alter wmcll l , m“. .mnlltiun nf mv l
ithe water is .absorbwl. . .
ithey will dry 3. golden hrown_ 1n the,
l
fat without further attention.
.FEBRUARl
.PlCTORlAi
the top of dumplings. , vnnd sleeves are trimmed with a. nar-
._row band of white angora wool.
Scrambled Eggs and Salmon. l A filet. sweater. which is a littg dif-
S\“-t(‘lll -u timtl no“:
'7 ‘rl. 1.x“. lutllfi’.
(V‘-
..l -';l ~ tr... nilnut
l
frvin" an on the stove with; . ‘ Fo offee Stains. ! ‘. l n. wl-l B was
- :a :ugleiaspoonittllpor butter in it: add a .' fey-em. from the usual varlety. is that Among therrgost ditl'cult “Hm! arel ‘ .. ‘i '..L..:.‘,‘:,‘.:k,§n3 - p
small onion Sliced lhm‘ add halt a 3'“ has a design outlined or embossed lthose made by coffee: with care. how l " .' If 1,"? l R E V IE W
.(211 of salmon. 4 eggs and stil- all 10' i m a ctmtrasting color. Another one, lever, the stains can he “mun-“.1 from} ,‘ix‘. ”(ilk . .
{other Let cook like sol-ambled eggs-fwllicll is sleeveless, is a. little differ? lthe most delicate silk or woolvn in“. m, 'M II“, 4 '
stirring often. Add salt when done.» ’ -. ’ .,. m h -el gbrlgs, l g x mm; PATTERNS
and serve. in a vegetable dish. This'OUl- from last year 5 et ”‘00 9' ‘ Rub life marks gently with :1 little; .- quillllll‘ui‘v
is enough f0). four persons and a fit gsweaters, because it is made entirely gpure glycerinp' tllen :lllse it ill tulte : ~tl< l'llltl:
dish for any meal in ”I" all)" Thetof ODD?“ lnCShPS. The design can be ' “rarnl ‘vajer' lay a lllllll ()Vt‘l‘ (ll? i _ V I". .5. I] _ .
ndfirfoerpor...lteaitsasonua] 1’ ‘lll lwoven in (taming Stitch With a con- damp part on the “Will: Kill" 3:163 -. l, \‘t'..~laill:‘:-. afar many 0! 67 (ml: ‘l l
' 'n half can of sa min W . 3 . . , ‘< '5 ' i ,l; until dry: . A . -, . . r.- ‘
2221:1133 liours if taken from the oan'trastmg color. Glimme- AND SIMPLE iggibw; ‘30:}??th material than l:. l at“: .lli- p , ‘ t ,‘ l‘ T‘irl:- “"1706" ”1889‘!" ‘
rind- put in cool plau‘t‘s. ,5 Quaint hecause ‘ the treatment labsolutuly necessary. l Wu. .,. p. ,. . 1...; .. .1‘7 ;.l~:l—
, ., of the bodice and Charming because ‘ i ' ' m—r‘ J ‘ i, 3», ’ am, ”we.
Marrow Dumpling SOUP- l Louls XIV Suits, a 9: its simplicity, .11.: misfit“? ‘23:: When G‘rlndinl Bread. : gm. r“; i, 3.1,. .4 .l.‘,v.‘....l '33 ml- THE SPRING as
\Vhen ordering meat for soup so} i Although the trend in two—piece Ln agtpet'sea fm'nt t ebg e e: ‘ 1‘ Vl'hcn grinding breal crumbs In use; «new? 3 :m- puma lo’ll-l‘ um lulmlrvxls FASHION BOOK .3
.l-ure a goodsizetkmarl-or: bone. PII‘O' suits continue to be. for jackets fl’l thlgddeep ‘i’shg’ped fleck 1:31:53] Gilt: {hill (-ctzlkinz. l; a Qill'l‘t frull't Jafr is. .l' min-:— u.- !.;m [-izl-llJn'l in l'ww o . ,
v, . ‘ .e usual way. but l'PmOVt‘ He . _. . a. ; go ' 55; Q; of “ ‘. . is pe over t 9. out M of tie om Frlhmx ., »
$2312 13h“; about half lmilml. So that 5110” 1“}th and l ,-1 >01; . H. {or .forms the veSt’ the nign ecum- be. ‘Zl'lll‘lllfi’l‘ as far 38 Pbr llll“. allll ll‘ld l" "Hill," "ill"? ”MW“. '1" 't‘ (’7 41‘2”". I ”gulf: £1422: gun" Now on Sale '
0- the marrow will r-omu mu busily m a ‘hOle ‘j‘tfle' a _“ Am. (em-duh ".13 0‘ Wirefl acne Georgette. The lthereg‘witll one hand while. grindin‘z li-urc ure ruw «fliltirr-u lw-fmf .n the .
"lump. Replace the invite and fiTlY's‘l ‘long 511“: coals “’1' Spring has been ‘iflll‘t l5 gat'heted at the _Wal§t and {with {hp other hand “i Clnmbs xvi“ far: that lnlin l'.. Pnfldmw. . \.~_— 111nm . v
boiling. Take at..." M} nrluul quan- gnoted. Many of the. important. model finished""lih a hem. Medium Size ibe caught instead of ti_ lug 5‘ound the ‘l ”.l" l‘ “ " n ‘l makes mm“ “ w ”nal’: es onne ‘ \
iii]; of bread or Fucker crumbs as 'makers are thSllzlling jackets which requires ‘5% yards’zt‘incl satin, room. healthy and strong. l
you have marrow on the dish. add a mover the knees ’l‘hev are in semi. with 34 yard Georgette tan-d '4 Yartr l ' 1 _ o
dash of pepper and salt 10 liln‘lv, urruk , . " . ‘ ' h trimming for vest. - i Hougefiud Hints. l WHY COWS CROSS ROAD. 6*," “m _,_. —-
into this mixture it?! 2:12 and folzll fitted style “lid “Ta” ”‘0 muc Plctorlal Review Waist. NO. 8647 “’hen cooking heal: add 1.. lwa ‘ —"“‘" l M
Into small balls- lllmut, lllf‘ size or a trimmed emit jackets of the Louis Sizes, 34 to 50 inches bust. Price. 25 isnoont‘ul of saleratue. - Apparent Stupidity of Animals Due to LIVE ALL TOO FAST. euro as m \\,im- . . .,
”large marble. ‘llusl ugllln wnh .Xll' period. This style 0“ jacket cents. Skirt No. 8638. Sites 24 to I ’ Monocular vqswn. our ”V... “ .wi
crumbs. ‘Vhen Ill" soup i< (llllll-Isil'niil shows the bodice. section out of! at 38 inches waist. Price. 20 cents. To l‘t‘lllt)\‘(‘ tea stain ll'o tncups and “'th a cow faces. an object ‘lloah . k f M to Keep Con- ikn0“' u... ",w‘li‘
into another “.5301 and 1m; up ‘ ‘ _‘ .- 1 -h n r l . \ —;5auCerg scour with ael. <1 eyes may wnh ease he ffK'llSoJ on ll. Great Mist: e or an .. ‘
again, dropping mm n ”I... murmng' thpnelmal “alsr, “Ill fill“ a 91 . . z W'l’hen we "we“ in at [hp 53.1.. m 3‘.;};- Sunny Under Pressure- the “a; \\
«which rise to lilo Slit-fnfn “in-n (lone, .rilr-ulur skirt, usually ornamented Latest Fashion Note; ' The green tops of r“ ishes. turnips. one 9.“, may be {consul on it, while
with large trimmed pocket ilaps.
~beets and celery contra a valuable food
the other is viewing olljt‘r'ls in quilt)
Some of us are trying to live one
We would cramp
But the nzalr ‘» .
with the l ‘
AUTOMOBILES INCREASE . . . ' . Yellow broadcloth and nutria Tlll‘w b ~ . .. . . a dillerent direction. liridcntlv lllt' “H" ”ll 3‘ “mu“ . - -
‘ , . . . a ’ tuln- _ _ bu stances and art ucellmt, as - . * ,.;
LAND VALUES “‘“imm ffimf “"9‘ M C f ,1 . combine most satisfactorily. ”greens, ‘ .nntmal may dim: attention 10 one :lw rltlu‘ development or years mto oorlamu ‘
.. . . baCk cuffs me also a leature 0 ' N l ' ““— » I .. ' :tleect. with both New. or two ulzj-‘Flr‘ llm rominc month or week; we would Must hlml \\‘
5, Alll-OmOblleS 3N “Olill'le for m" ‘jackcts of this period. and these also Jade and black are combined in the “11“, frying doughnuts, ovsmrjwith dm‘erent eyes. or it may inhibit mm'm“ the work of an hour mm» (“with rm
' creasmg the Value of lund.‘ says \\. , . o f .. .. bl ntion hats for the South. 1 ~ . ‘ .one eye and dirvrt and (“premix-m " “ l
. . 7 . , die receumh m 01-1 *3- mt’ . ,croquette-s or other lhlllge in deep rat, _ ... . . . V Wm aw;
v 1.3- Aus‘m “"‘a' “”1"“ ”LHW‘TW" «v H desi new ‘ *drou 5: pared potato into the nit to atte ion wnh my n-lm~l.m-;lrtl “mm ”W 13““ ““9 mm“““~"' ' “m"
33.53932“? and commit-refill cals. ‘alnonh ‘9 g " . Suits especially feature the string keep it from burnllflr 10" 0f “'3" m- ("m-‘3 l'”“"":- ll"“l“l"“ cunning laborer that f ’ “P
.7 "I‘Pey have (101}0 lllis by making all i ‘— | gbelt. ‘ -——,." . in advancing l" a 4‘” “"“ll‘l (““3“ sin is» - do»: not favor thi~< plan. She home.
31ml more accesmhlewmoru lH'OfltablP-‘f Taffetas fiopu‘ar. ‘ - When gas mantlcs‘ become smokmfludmx in ”m ”)3de n will b“ t~ lw l ~‘ time “lit-mum“ it in hvrfi'" 1‘ will
'I‘hey have (’llm‘miletl distances. Mmiy taffetas are elng worn, bill Jabols and frills of lace are much two “I. three “ms t nu financed that those farm: tlav rzll‘ "‘ ‘ “‘ ' ' ' “ ruudl‘
and brought city and country closer. fignk and cotton (Tones made in sim- need on dark frocks. lsprinkled into 1h: ‘luantlg will fin :ZO‘UQWU‘ mm In my- Elllf‘ urd h»: the some one makvs prompt answer. "3““ t N“
‘“ Suburban property is in tar greater .ple onmpiet-e stvle and often finished . ‘ 'nlinute make the mantle as good ac 3”" p3,”; .‘h‘m’ Wm} ”a" “l““m if?“ ““9 “““lwmm “5 all m“ ”m” there “3‘ the “WW“.
demand than before the days of auto- ‘ There is an extravagant use of cm- new. . r car mil, ti on Ml). the ill-1h! M .l H... run in. 3,. dpmmmte as .hp chooe- I’f‘ 5‘?"- ll“
‘Were limited to the efficiency of rail»
mobile transportation. Formerly lll‘
advantages of life. outside the cities=
term.
with a chic Moot-edged ribbon of
gay contrastingr shade, are perhaps
Imost in favor.
luck of knowledge in "min/g this Wro-
hruidery just now.
Negligecs have flounces of lace
“'heu you cream butter and sugar
for a cake. try “Sing a wire vegetable
‘and material in :zilkor wool \vimoui
inf tho road. run and attempt in pro-.5
'lo the left Sltlt‘: thusv with head fiWn)‘
ifrom the, our will usually run down
i suggest, because the eye of the illllr
0...}
“'5 must make haste because our
little lies are so soon clipped off. The
people lilu .
lax to grid“ . 'vi
“wag: confections. Now. llle- auromo- '. __ . reaching to the waist. masher and W9 how much better itthe Slirlu‘dl'l‘l“illfiaéllzidj: turning m] 4 t darkness “m early rounds om. .m. min in m .
hi] OWer's ~ .- .._,_. ~ m». H-- .i _ '.
other conveéanc‘eldlg‘lluhl: (3‘ (jun l \ T° Keep Honey. - Tl (m. <eems no end to -the pond: works than a 5mm“ The reason why the cow or chicken 0‘” “l"“l 3"“ under pressure 0“ ‘9 victor}. “ .
of familv slimming: and ~etotlixll5n'illxocl In ‘mng “on”, ml" hmlsewu’e may laritlv fit the beaded bags ' l 4 — ion the. light side of the road turns ti. shall not finish." “MW“ V“
gene ll ' ' ' h 1 ° ‘ '11 encounter some difficulty through ~ J ' O l Pure alcohol Will remove spotfi from g . .- h 1 ft d ‘. _ . .. i‘ m with Mull» H w.
a y no louge ehlsh‘ln any so: i . {:0 OH! to 1 0 e . an \H’O \(lsa. >- the m,“ work evpn by these feeble .
’ “ l . . - ) ll prlltllr '- XL
”The early use of automobiles dem~ duct. Housewives 1‘, ‘mlly ‘put their Flsh Tails for Hobby Hate a New leavmg circlgg‘ “5 do most all otheumal, which sue and nmlrvclnves «ir- lllll‘ldl hands and minds of only in $9 “Owl” u.
anstrated the iniltlnqu-lpv ”I .H. .,., . honey “1 ”‘9' "Pl“ "“5“”‘kemfllg . Suggestion. .. k ‘cleanmg “HMS- ldaneer of the advancing car, is by m- ”on" “0‘ m a fever hut in a calm. once 1 " ‘
Bystem. In the “9;"; {‘02qu rhélfiiaili m, llélblv m“ wors: tulsSllllv plfi‘v, as ' .\ow comp fish tails noun! 1;) briea W; 4 Estinct kept on the dangerodg Obj”... Art land the exception proves' the carolms and W1. .. r.
(J‘ars have been l‘t‘t‘tl'filiz‘rd 1”“. 0! Money absorbs nlolsture front' the at- lnto socletymat least mto ash 011.; The easiest ‘my to wind a skein of 1-0 "1mm, 1}“. right and psaumwomd rule) achieve: most bl ‘ . "3.. whole MW" .; . .
‘ l ‘ “ITSDlN‘TP and “'l” become ml” and l" The 17’“th States “She s-bureau is ‘yarn is l0 place two flatlroua on the iilllnd the animal during the period 0! ‘ ‘ no y “hen n
good roads have spread an all direc-
tions. They now form
time sour.‘ Comb honey kw ~t in a
reported to be putting rth a plea
kitchen table as far apart, as the.
‘turning. and this she will not willingly
achieves with tranquility The per-
thia world hound ;.
most valuable assets of rhfi'gfifloli: 11:7 ‘ damp place. will be hurt in aclreawnce ’91‘“fl5h“3“3~ supPlememe" "lg“ ‘13“, length or the sin-in and slip the yarn ,"do. But if she runs across the road 50%! circumstances or the true! may. m d““"”""‘ T“
th .~ , . ‘ " f .as well as in quahty. 85 mO-‘l attractive 0’33“!” 5 0' over them. sin from or the car the me with be distrmatn H ' laws 13 0an l“ l"’ '
X]: er “2”} the automobile. they llllk} A DraCtical rule is to keen honor in women‘s hats. No doubt an added' Which she first ohaerrved it Will keep it , -7 g. e rises than M, mat isom’t‘l' ”a. . 1
a “limit: 0;" lll‘imuntrl‘. ,_ “any place whet.“ salt, ,.,.r.._-n. (7-): 1f trimming of waterwet’d with “‘9 Fqu'tl [”er or l n d g Cl(?arl.\"antl continuum“. in ”9“." an“. “.3 dream translates him to the skies e m ‘ - ..H 1 ,
the autohloillirllznilsgpilllfts 1111c: Effluf-{bl‘i honey has granulated m. (ondied.'put whole appropriately dried and dyed bllrter‘ maltcl't mind’sealldfvticb 1331311111; she thinks. allow her m‘escape the in“ above his mundane. environment. His'1ench us to x;-.~luv:ltl I
' - ‘ ‘lt'llal‘q n'lla 9.. ‘ ' ' a ' would lend itself beautiful] to a hat ' ' ‘ . * - . . ... ; -,.- ' . . :to a ruminant out I" ..
They‘have mad" farm 1”" more a" ’ lil'fin (till: figgttlalclilll’lihbe‘l;gfrle rin right): or marine effect. Page the fuel-maids! .85 do 315“. .dl'vm‘d ham 'flx‘ed with ”83331.: 311ng hum across it turned p”; kiln to, {he tmth 198d! him to ’0’ be born 1 .ll‘ww '
mtglvgi and farm Dl‘llllel‘ll' “101"" dweller is too hot him-e is dahwu of Their 135“? should be 00115111190 {Eras-6:3 raismts. “r maple cream and{around by encountering "i 'l'enee or m “M be is poor and hungry and Pnhli 1 (lg I I U
'1er ta e. l’ -. - - .. ‘ .. - ' , ,b ‘ ‘ ‘ l 813 We nu n, ' ' ' , ’- llll‘sunde-_ . . c 48 hr.
shorten the Z:l:llr:}::r:l:l\:11%?)531031; Smiling the color. and rummg the _ {by chance. 90 as to lfl‘rt‘t-ngthe ene- ”‘00‘1 H’ “Tiles his MOI .
around utility on the farm itself. <avos-
tine and labor and rmtllts ill izl-
areased production and worn protits.
"II no longer makes :- ’lifff.""-"l .‘t‘ to
dawn of the honey. The can of honey
should besupported on a block of
wood in. the name] of water, so that
the heat from the store will not be too
intense.
Woolen Yarn ls Popular
Woolen yarn is sometimes used in
small skeins as trimming. A smart
leather hat showed a skeln of_ pen
U
I \Vhile pressing: a suit if you rub it
,well with a dustlesa dust-cloth, you
will be surprised to see how much
lint and dust come off. it also takes
‘my with the other eye. 1 have seen
.her run for dear life to recrosa the
éroad to the side whence she is ju
icome. The instinctive action, origi-
4
molly protective. is thus made ‘a source
or paints his nit-Gm or comm hi“
sonata in a land where it in ”vol
sumer and the sides are blue Ind
tears are never shed and none ever
“1‘" e Domino] Wu. ”an";
the Sentinel.
:‘lje farmer whether a rué’ron.” ,. near . _ haps ten strands , of coarse orange the “fine Off the serge; J 101‘ danger to the animal. The chick- dies. By the force at a motive hog!“ - ” ‘
ans property or "9;. y -. m, to": P. _ h' , . wool yarn which was twisted about a _ . len with monocular vision labors no.
market is no longer ‘_,‘H. . ‘.nt (mi \' 0“? m9 wa B'°°“- _ , strand of black patent leather: In a 'An excellent way to press mussed ide; the same hallucination' it too ““‘l‘m- he establishes for 'himself a ‘
steel rails. nor “1.. “mm «:a; _. .n‘. m. l ‘ ew boots are Sometimes dlflicult frock of brown serge an interesting waists 15.10 sprinkle the ironing sheet. (thinka that e danger mav'be 'm'old: nerv‘eaven and a new earth. and his - W . \'
his teams. The auto .... i. make. l0 Polish. To make them shine easily. girdle trimming' consist-s or orange pin it tightly over the ironing board :m b running with all its - might spirit is int nil bec- ' . ‘ '
. .. . j '_ ‘_ ‘ ' ‘ brush them and rub them with lemon r d 11 g m d . -. f y . . ' ' “q ““59 it ‘3 trium- '
“"3 ‘Own- “1mm ~"- Wln' ” twenty 'juice Let this dry in then black and y“: twmed “mun a m o e all if”? the “am on the dampenedlkeepms the enemy 8“ “‘9 “m9 “‘ PM!“ over the pinching and gunning A
mile . -. ., , .. ,. " , «- . 00 s. . s ee. he ate -. . . - . “1‘ :1 l
s 01 mm». boll} no tent mar'J’Ollejh in the usual way, and they will g - am which 8N9” Will ,view with the eye that was originall) circumstances, . - ma A
159?. and source of )‘lll"ll_’~'.
“As farms haw hrmrm» more. con-}
Vermont. more prurl-nr- ire anti morel
profita throuzh 1* utility of thel
sautomohlle. their value has increased‘
and that the farmer appreciates thisl
Cervice is proved the fact that'
more than half the cars in the “United
States are owned in the agricultural
districts.” '
—Tri an advertisement
SIB duke' the best result obtain
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Poles; 3
Honey and Taz- ‘
COMPOUND
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AN OLD RELIABLE F....llLY
REM EDY, recommended for coughs.
vcolde, tickling of the throat, spasmodic
coup. whooping cough, l". griptc, and
bronchial coughs, hoarse :u..elc.
The Firs". Doze 3.”. 2:325 l
C. E. Summers. Holdrei’~ , ' ':
'Soue time can I contractei '
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g . For "10"? than tl-lift'l lid!)
_ F930" Honey am! Tar Ina- 3cm
«pd with satisfaction and SIAWS e.
”I III. by‘ “IMO-ion Gun.
. . In .ml
'Vlouth Net-walk Evening Banal-l
shine beautifully.
To Prcrvent Sink Odort._
All sinks shn‘uld- haVe boiling water
in which a little soda. has been dis‘
solved poured down them at least
once a ~i‘ortnight. .If done regularly
this—xiii entirely prevent any un~
pleasant odor from them. '
Ont living costs with a back-yard
garden.
On some of the spring suits you will
'see regulation mannish coat collars.
'some of them made with the old-time
black velvet finish. ,
Soft water should be used in the
cooling system and not hard water.
Hard water contains more or less min.
eral matter which will cause deposits
in the radiator and water jackets. Es-
pecially is this true if the motor has a
boil. _ . g.- WM
LIFE or 12an <~
tendency .to overheat and the water"
be sufficient to take out every crease
.This is fine for new waists. .
t
l Soiled wall paper twashed wrtl
salted water assumes a most carpi-m
ing rejuvenated appearance.‘ Put a
quantity of coarse salt in ‘n basin and
'with'a good'sott duster scrub the wall
from top to bottom. File retains will
amply repay you. ,
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The Best SalesmanT—A Want Adv.
{turned toward it. Thus. truly, the
{cow crossed the road because she
{crossed the maul—Scientific Ameri-
.can. b ’
{taken not to pour cold water into the
gooollng system too rapidly. When the
+eold 'water strikes the overheated cyl-
lindors it is verycapt to crack some,
{due to the rapid contraction 'hlch
,ukedplgce.
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When a motor is hot car! should be I
Artist. or artisan, each or us must
learn to make the pilgrimage. a’uep‘
ill a time. Let not an anxious rote?
cast corrugate the, brow with the
thought of a morn-ow sufficient “w
itself. Epicurean delight live. for the
moment; a man’s more garba- m
pose in existence Would often do we!“
to follow the example. “'9 can be.
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