. mam, a large tablespoonful 01 fine:
' Grapefruit Shortcake. .
' 1'83] 3 grapefruit. Separate the
malls Very carefully. so as not to
at any of the pulp and hold fruit.
cover a bowl to keep the Juice.
Break the sections into little (‘hlinKS
and sprinkle with a little sugar and
sect aside until the shortcakc is made.
Split while hot and butter generously.
mm on a. thick layer of grapefruit.
am the other crust bottom side up,
and put on top or the first layer of
Lemon juice will take out mildew?
Wash yellow linens and bleach
find bleach them in the sun. '
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Baked
Isoning.
e requires high sca-
lacon grease is excellent for 'short
coin: in fruit cakes, ginger 'bread and
molasses cookies.
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Bits of vegetables saved
grapefruit and then put more grape; from too
Mt on top of the second crust, and Vegetable dishes. and dried in the
enter all pour the sauce. go‘sen are excellent for flavoring soups.
For! Souce: Strain juice into a? I'll-- ‘:
sauce pan, put on the. stove and let'
gnome to a boil. Moxsten a tablespoon- handle and hang it up.
in! of cornstarch with a. little water, much longer_
add to Juice, rub one cupful of sugar.
and 3 tablespoons of butter togethenf When packing away 111.. sum.- hr»
and add to the juice. Stir and let ION: leaving town put a lump of mm-
lt will last
Put a tuck in the end of the broom,
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Tried Recipes ;:1 Helpful Hints? lFashion Poinlsi
Newest Sweaters Have Beauty and
Utility.
Dresses bearing the stamp of hot
h ' .
the houses of Callot and (”heruit foi4 2
low the straight and narrow way in
silhouette. A straight line velvet
dress having a strong tcclluz of the
Japanese. is made. exactly like a sack
with slits cut in for the armholes.
and a semi-circular pin-c cut out {or
the neck. There are no sleetcs in
th s sack-like garment which is em-
broidered in gold and old blue.
The, newest swtaters are so inter-
rsting that they make us wonder how
we could have held to the plain Tuxe-
do coat sweater for such a long time.
and why same one did not. think of
making thcm like smocks and blous-
es as they are now.
SUEUMBERS AND MUSKMELON
Cucumbers. muskmelons, pumpkins.
watermelons and Citron are not adapt-
bofl until thick, remove from stove 9110? in Willi ll 10 M'Oid discnlm‘utinn. ml to growing in the extrcms-ly small
and add quickly the beaten yolk of an ‘
egg and a teaspoonful of vanilla. ‘llml a ““19 “limit" in twin: puns
ibcforc. washing and you will he sun
Tomato Sauce. prised ,at the result.
one quart tomatoes, 2 cloves, 1’
small sprig thyme, 2 sprigs parsley,
I931! a small bay leaf. 3 pepper corns,
Gasoline used in cleaning hair
brushes has proved much better than
'12 allspice 3 sliccs carrot (1% ammonia, borax and such things. it
w), 1 ounce onion( 1 small does not impair the bristlcs.
1 1:5 .' ll 1 t. s oon-‘ . 7“”
molar) 1, ounces our ( able p . Tul'pt‘lli‘n" nnxcd - up a “up. lin-
fiI), put lomatoes. over fire, with the-
above ingredients, excepting butter
and flour. when they have boiled
than 2minu0tes, strain them through
on sieve: make a roux by putting the
{flutter into a stewpan, when it bub-
bles sprinkle in the flour, which let
(sick, stirring it well. then pour in
ts‘llle tomato pulp; when it is well
mixed it is ready to use.
seed oil is an once-lit in thin: to use in
taking finger marlxs off white paint.
Put it on a soft cloth
paint.
at
and Wipe the
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When the grape scnson comes. as
many deserts possible should be
made of grapes. because of thclr cx
trcmo wholesomeness.
11$
! To take away the/- odor of rusullnc
ltrom the hands after washing glm cs.
.rlbbonsn etc., rub a handful of salt on
them;
Potato Soup.
Feel and cut up four rather large
mmtoes. When they are nearly done.
gm of: the water and add one quart;
LE! hot water. Boil two hours until the‘. If the men’s clothes must- be clean-
330‘33095 are thoroughly dissolved in .ed at home make a good lather with
a? water. Add "951‘ boiling wateriyellow soap. Use a brush and thor’
‘ it boils away. When done rubIoughly rub the soiled spots. then
Wgh a. colander, adding 1'4 cup u"Wrinkle 06 with clean Water and hang
- up to dry.
and. parsley, salt and pepper. Bring to
inciting point and servo.
Hot alum water will 1l!Ԥll'i\}r 1n-
Hal Bi Tr—Dl R isects. Apply hot with a brush to all
“o‘hgapin'gulzugtruls 323'; oii’ltlzd 3 icracks and other places where the in-
files. Put in a. 2-quart vessel, hav_'sects congregate. it has been found
’33 fitted cover. 1 even cuptul mite-{efficacious for ants. roaches and bed
.111: water, a heaping teaspoontulmugs.
Mar, 1 even teaspoontul salt and ll
c: 4.;
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giggagissoll‘vdgj 1": Enligagg’ggg‘f'fiisigl “'hen rolling and \\ .1.ming. stitch
“ten. Mix well and stir in flour. around the edge with the shortest
aver closely and let rise 5 hourg,i.‘lllcll on your machine and trim
‘ern out on a floured board ‘and close. Th3 result is a close. firmly
m"! dinaiofezv; T1222?- 213318;: C‘ilfitéhglcorded edge which does not s'l’oit‘h
mood nan, cover closely and let rise ieve" when the 010th ‘5 0" ”w 1 iu'q'
1hr about 3 hours.
Plan the means. There
.——-s
Boston Baked Beans. {that saves so much worry and waste
Pick'ovor a cuptul of beans. cover fag knowing in the morning just, what
mI‘MthSOIlligl-zlfig 3111:3181?“ ($33"; “$3; I.ynu are going to have for each meal.
m], water, heat and cook slowly un- Th is method also saves waste.
on skins will burst when blown upon.1 ‘
Drain and put in bean pot. In center ;CORNELIUS VANDERILT, JR-
fim’y about about. 6 ounces of portal GETS LICENSE TO WED
tut in a cup 2 teaspooni’uls salt, 2 tom;
spoonfuls molasses, 1 teaspoon must-I
and and 1,5 teaspoontul soda. Pill cup
‘ifl: boiling water mix and pour over
Denna gliding enough wam to rover‘luus Vanderbilt, Jr., and Miss Rachel
mm. at cover on bean pot and ~ . 3 Martin w Little-
” ithleton, 8. Sister 0 . .
the slowly from 6 to 8 hours. adding toll, a Sister of Martin W. Littleton.
”tar as needed.
who will be married at St. Thomas
church on Fifth avenue. next Thurs-
is nothing:
Miss Littleton who resides in this city
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thom—
as J. Littleton. stated in her applica-
tion‘ that she was born in' Kingston.
Tenn, 20 yearOs ago.
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Sensations
in the muscles, “neuralgia”,
soreness, aching back, pimp-
melons.
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garden. Cucumbers. however, can be
grown along a {euro or side of a
building and trained upon a wire trel-
lis, so that they do not occupy very
much spnc. Muskmclons can be
grown in the same manner providing
slings arc fumislfod to support the
Space here pcrmlts only a
discussion of squashes. cucumbers,
and muskmclons.
Five or six hills of summer squash-
cs planted {our feet apart in each di.
rcctlon will produce» enough young
tender squushcs forftho ave-rage fam-
ily. Sumtnqrfiquasl‘ics require plenty
of heat and should not be planted un-
til the ground is icstsmmllly warm. ll
possible the hills should bc made up
l . .
a week or two in athuncr- of planting
the seed. a little W‘ll‘ltlllt‘ll manure
and a table'spoonlul of Tortillzvl’
1min: thoroughly mixed with the soil
of each hill. Plant abou: seven or
right seeds to th1- hill, covering ono
half inch (it-op. \Vlicn the plants are
up, thin to three or four.
Young squash soc-dimes are some-
times attnckcd by the striped cucumt
her beetle_ but it is an easy matter to
protect a few hills by covet-int: each
one with a small pic-cc of wire fly
screen. After the plants are ten days
or two weeks old this typr- of beetle
does not bother them. Summer
squashcs should always be used
when young while the skin is so lon-
der that it can yet be punctured with
the fingernail. Other varieties of
squurht-s adapted for garden growing
are \‘c Hubbard and lltstnn Marrow.
'l‘hes.- are especially good for baking.
and may be kept “'0?“ into the winter.
(‘ucumlwrs should be planted and
handled in the snmr mtmno as the.
squashcs. except tlmt the hills should
ho a little farther apart. Two or three
hills will furnish enough cncmuhcrs
for the average family, unless a ion:
or supply is desired for pickles.
\luskmelons rcqulrc plwntv of
space. and so should only l‘v planted
in the large garden. Ton hills of
Rocky Ford muskmrlons, spaced flvn
fret apart in cacll dircctinn, will gen-
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PERTMENT
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MODES CHILDREN m.
A little miss must needs‘be well
gowncd to prove a‘stronger attrac-
tion {or the boys than the game of
logo-war. There is no surer way of
lookiny pretty thus to wear a (rock
or \.;.it.~ orgamly with sleeves cut
in one :And neck trimmed with em-
hroidrrcrl scallops. Without a shcrt
waist one may achieve the Empire
citcc: by uring a narrow sash of vol.
vet tit-him. in medium size the dress-z
pictured at the top oi the picture rc~
quires 17-; yards 36inch material,
with it '. Janis llbbnl‘l.
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the demer- left consists of a blouse
with (it-‘1) FhO'Jldrl‘ yolt'r, white col-
lar. "u.“Z- and belt“. and knee troug-
ers. .lt rcquirts 3..“ yards 36~inrh
plait’ an: ”,2 yard 3min material.
“'hl‘-' 5: ill or pique trimmed Willi
n collar and (‘l‘l‘n‘s of Line linen is
stylish ;.:d good lcoking {or the
third cult. For medium size the
suit requires 17.4 Bard 36~incb drill.
with -'~;‘ yard contrasting material.
First Modal: Dress No. 8351. Sizes.
1 to 4 years. Price. 20 cents,
Second Model: Bors' Suit No. 8284.
Sizes. 2 to 6 years. Price. 25 cents.
Third Model: Suit No. 7595. Sites.
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g—r -4..._1,. ..- .. .. “a.-.“ --._’
‘craxe family. However. their season
’0: production is comparatively short.
lThe culture is the some as for the.
squashes and cucumbers. it is well
to give them a little additional tertil
izer scatter-ml within two 0:- tlnw-c frat
oi the hills at the lilllt‘ that he plants
are being cultivated.
The same precaution as. to inso-rts
must be taken as with squashcs and
cucumbers. A little dry road dust or
rpmvdcred lime sprinklml over and
“around the plants may keep the bugs
away. but the safest luv-131ml is 2"
Icovcr them with the who fly screen
'or with cheesecloth supported on lit-’
the pegs and the mlgcs weighted with
soil. The covering should he re-
moved just as soon as the plants are
1 tought-‘md to with-
1arc sufilciv ntly
*crully supply musknwlnns for the av. ”mm. the h'muml “Hacks:
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NEW YORK. April 28.—-A license;
was issued late yesterday to Corne-'
' Painful
day.
Mr. Vanderbilt gave his age as 21.
and his occupation as a reporter.‘
Foley’s
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND
STOPS THAT DISTRESSING
COUCH-checks it quickly and sure-
ly, clean the throat of phlegm and
mucus. and coat: the row, inflamed
autism with o healing. soothing medi-
cine. '
Don’t Cough Until Wonk
"I on: on oldludy. 75 can old, and
lhadnverybod alloying!-
giggle. I it I am to try
oey’u Honey and at Compound.
andllentond I bottle. and it
stopped In ' d I hem -
y mange“ ' .Y'
—-Mrs. Mary Ki-hy. Spokane, fish.
We can prove no imitation or
substitute is as good as the genu-
inc F ole-y ’5 Honey and Tar.
For nle by sultan-Powell Corn.
105, boils, rashes and other
eruptions, usually result
from self-poisoning by pro-
ducts of imperfectly : est:
ood.
help to restore
activity of liver,
bowels, kid-
neys, and skin,
and so count-
eract cause and
relieve symp-
toms;
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i A number of literary men and also
in number of othcrs with literary as-
Epirmions had assembled at a dinner.
Two minor poets became engaged in
conversation.
“i saw your spring poem
“'ondcr Mamiziuc.” said one.
"Did you?" questioned the other.
becoming suddenly animated.
"Yes, and i heard rather a neat
compliment missed on it by a young
woman."
“\Vhat did she say?"
"She wanted to know it‘ i had writ-
ten it."—«Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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in the
conceal
Comfort-Powdeh
Dental P1315 Woolen) V
mu Soro Gun-
Holdo Socuoly
Aim
Mam-amoeb-
a‘eptsmou Mil/"FA Han Johann Tallow-nu ll?
The ."cumntcr in the plaid suit to '
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HEX. the children
romp in hungr} as
young bears, here are some
wholesome, economical dc-
l=ghts that Will not only be
received with glee. but will
satisfy the most ravenous
appetite in a most whole-
some manner. _
Cookies "
'5 cup shortening
cups sugar
1‘ cup mill»:
Zcxga
1, teaspoon :ratrll nutmeg
1 tcasprnu \‘ailiiia rxtrnt‘t or
malt-d rmd or 1 lemon
4 cup.- flour
3 trasylm‘ms' Royal Baking
I‘O“\l(‘|" a.
Cream shortening: and sugar
“together; add milk to bcatcn
eggs and but again; aid
slowly to creamed shortrn-
mg and sugar; add nutmeg
and flavoring; add " cups
flour stttcd with baking pow-
der; add enough more flour
to make stiff dough. Roll out
very thin on_fiourcd board;
cut with cookie Cutter, sprin-
kl‘c with sugar, or put a raisin
: a pint of Engltsh walnut
in the center of caCh. Bake
about 12 minutes In hot oven.
Cocoa Drop Cakes
4 vnblmpr-nno ahartenlng,
1 mm sugar
4cm: l.
rupr-H‘. ' ‘
1's (-znsfiour
tonypamn Rn} f:
13' cup rm. or.
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ROYAL
BAKING
1 Bowman
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Poking
Another Royal Suggestion
COOKIES and SMALL CAKES
From the New ROYAL Coax Boon '
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Po“ 6- r
a: tempo”. colt
wauonvnnllln extra rt
:SHOE STORES AFFECTED
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9 BY Y. W: DRIVE. ER POLAND. “1. 11-6? ‘l‘"~. All‘x;ilt<':'v. or
i "r—‘w ’ . 702' c..tl. ‘(nrwulk Inn’r ‘:Itu
l Butter Feet Movoment Effective. Thc thirty Anion-am girls a: l’tll'sh 1,“ i, h; 3," on \laple a“. .‘3 n-
' .ldescem. called tlw Polish (iv-y Snort :1“ , . ' 3 h 3 ‘_ .
One of the largest shoe stores in rltans, \\ ho went to l’olnm: and. r mp {HG ~1 »‘ ' " «l3 W“ drill 1. 'k"'
in (in \ new; 3.1. “'1’. V? \l.
Y. \V. (‘. A.. last year.
New York city has Imago change its , _
cncy relief work, are now l'.r',"-‘l;‘d in,
Istock of shoes this year as a result
'of the Y. \\'. t‘. A. "Batter Feet-«seven cert-tors in Poland and ham"
5911“”? 931W” campaign KCCOl'dinnjcharge of the country-wide distribu-l
to the store manager. So many Wovtlon of clothing: Ou'ht> unu- ;~ tho my.
mtn and girls asked for ltl“’-ll00letl,'lllt>diate supervision of thv ,\_ it. A.
'brdad-toed walking shoes that illeLSeven hundred thousand a-l‘iedrvu Jr"
store ordered in a large stuck of thctnlbplng clOlhed in this wm and LAN;
jand decreased the orders for the tau-zooo are being {ml in soup 2;.21 H.141 .m-l
lcirr styles. The New York stores car-1mm; depots" according to in» lap-1st r.»
. . v ~ ‘ l w. ‘
§l1lll£ Ft‘llrlbll‘ shoes are showing the ports rrc: l\’('tl m \. \\. t _ .\. lurid-l
1\’. “I t‘, A. Fllt‘l‘ chart to convert quarttrs. Tan 1»; ll)“ ctnzro-s ot d.‘“‘.
thine-r24 m the imvmwd strive. 'l'h" tribulion .m- mur .\l:u.-l:. m 'lloll‘lctl
‘clzarts show graphically the mice: on? most ait'wt. d ll)
1th»? feet, on the posture, on the :en- tacks, who“. fivn h~~1p.i~.~..t3 1lzul's.1"ll'.trt‘
1..ral health 0: high heels and pointed living in dugout> and tr... only blt‘dd;
lion-s and in one case significantly on hand is made Ur ...-on;.—. .im! slr'tufi.
icolnpm‘e. by photos, the bound feet Anmher center is 11' Plush. m"he_ro—'
lot the Chinese woman so scoffoi :tt nion of the recent unsung“uniting.
‘in this, ‘otJuntrfy',1andAtxl;c equal‘; this-,The towns in “’hitil; ‘lhtlalglltljsll‘Lr‘l‘ll‘y
;:~‘hR (-n ect 0 t e encan woman 'samrituns are. worth: '.'_ or. “,2,
tin the evtreme “fancy" shoe. lpinsk' Wilma. Lupin, l‘m,c0\‘~., Loit’.
A Foot and Shoe film, pmtiuced‘and Kielce. lust ‘glrls cmrn‘lrmn
.,_, “it "1312.? it'lat’53‘;“l1%;“cil"2“ “‘12 “‘1‘1‘.l1‘;“'.l .11 "
non char 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ romt c . i .11 e. ,.
culation throughout the country and
”is being used by physicians and sani-
tarium directors. The sheet of the
widespread and picturesque education
on this subject, carried on thmtzgh
the gymnasium departments 01" local
associations. through college student
groups and thl‘otlah Health \‘t'cek
campaigns. is so marked that the as-
isociatlon wheels to see a noticeable
’chanze in Woman's lootwmir before
many years.
FARM snc~ BOARDS. L
Attractive sign boards for farm t‘ll
tranccs are urxod’ in a little bulletin
recently issuld by the South Dakota
state college at Urooslyii. The plan is
particularly appropriate 't'or New
England, where automobile travel»
gives farmers along the 'ir' tclpal
highways mery opportunity *mectf
the consumer face to (ace in .their;
business relations. Farm advertising1
is just another means of chmting thezl
“middleman."
VIENNA. April 28.——Dep05its in the
great Alpine cavesrare beinig d+eVeloln
' - .~ » onsstarcv ,
g? Sildfil‘ihlileuarnd blcllfiecdust of birds: The authors of the South Dakota
and animals throughout the ages and ‘plan have 1119 TOHOWH‘AE argument m,
are estimated to contain twelve per'make for slim board entrances:
cent. of phosphates. In one great cave} “A symmetrical sign entrance per-
near Mixnltz alone, it. is said, about mils of displaying not only the farm
30,000 tons are available. The Gov-'name but also the farm specialties.
ernment is undertaking the work of it dispels confusion and is a. constant
digging and distributing the cave 1. invitation to com in and see what we
earth. ehave. A well-balanced sign is a real
—__.——~~ —-———-——- advcrtisement. A prospective buyer
Cut living costs with a back-Yard i knows definitely what farm :0 enter
garden. .without asking too many questions."
FFERING 0F
YBUNG Wlliliill
SI]
'1 -ii~‘ liniilr‘ml 3" This Letter Tells How it May
be Overcome» all Moshe 4.
Interested.
l‘mt l)ml::t‘. lfl.—-"l“l‘ullt t';.\ 1 1.1.1 5“,
dullglltcr “as 13 years all 3.; ,; 4... 1.“
lti s»: ~ 1111.1.t uo
llilllllll'illllll 1.1-.
that“ lid! in u- 9 hula
' in «all ‘1 ll. 11.1 lot.
l! V ‘ 5'1“ lurl ‘A'Jltlu 'n'vt.
I lm-‘iltl: .tII-l ~.'u'l|
. pains .: -l 17.1”»!
1 that sl-v “1 .M '-.l\.6!
l0 Sliu‘ ll it-ti i'u)
or llll'l‘t‘ «Ll' s. 'lm
llccmuu- f1 .1t\l_\ nus
down :1. Hunt) soul
at last a ilivnd ".llu
llat‘l llswl Lidia. H-
chctablc (otur-t-uhd told
Pinltllam’s _
her about it and she has uud slat-"u
bottles, lill'l \u- always lunc ll in ilm
house. K’hr this line now and ‘ln- lull.
no troulvlv at all catch mom-u ‘\c ul—
nar}: praise it. and ndtisc an). rumb-
“llo sullt'r lo use vour “owl: .-i1.i :ml
icinc.”~\lrs. \lrvsm llA\otn~n. mos.
S. lt-th St, & 10th AVtuuc, l't‘l.
l)l llgt'. l"“ 3!.
(“fly ""0 arc troubled n“ “H” Vinn-
tllllu: v as. should imnwdiatzly “.1: 2m:
toralion to lxcnlth by lzl‘nxilip lulu: l1.
Junkihm‘s \l‘r"“illlll‘ (‘t'llIl-t‘ ‘ 7'
'l‘hosv- ‘slm need special .51‘» may
“rite to lulm l3. I‘inLlum ‘1”; um
i'o. lt‘t‘l.lltll.‘llllllll. Lynn. :‘l.l~‘ 'l .--.-;
lz‘llt‘l's till he opl'ln'tl. i't-;:-'1.=11‘ .m-
:'»\'-‘«-rcll by a woman and Lt‘d .1 “mil-
contidcncc.
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