»§;weet cream amTZ tubiesnoom‘nls but
llm,\nn
ECI‘PES
CR ,.
Scalloped Cabbage.
m 1 quart of chopped cabbage in
quart of‘wmer and 1 teaspoontul of
tier )5 minutes, drain off the wat:
Wg‘ih‘aat 1 quart of milk. '1 quart 0:
#812, add 1 table‘spooniul 0:? flour. 1 tea-
mm of salt. Lg toaspoonl‘ul of pen-
fiei‘,‘ cook to a. thick cream, butter a.
molding dish and sprinkle the bot-
tom with cracker crumbs: put. in halt
flat: cabbage, then hall the ('saucc.
fibrinkle with cracker crumbs, then.
add the remaining cabbage. then the
sauce and cover thickly with cracker
«combs; dot it with small pieces of;
finitely cover and bake in a moderate‘
(5215811 25 minutes, 1ll’lCOVE‘ and brown.
'aqjoonful cayenne, 2
confines; 1 small onion. :.
, mmerved ginger.
' Zing Set in a jar of cold water.
first slowly. (Cook six hours, stirring:
‘31»
. 'm with liquid,
, Indian Chatnery.
(Two quarts tart llpples,
Woes raisins 3
a cups (small) lemon juice, 1 tea-
quarts green to-
‘ small cups
Jamaica preserved
Pare and core ap-
afles and put through
with tomatoes. onions and raisins.
mix all ingredients. Let. stand in an
earthen jar over night. in the mom-
Le‘
2 pounds
winegar, Jar
I!
12
. Put into jars and. seal.
Watts relish.
Mocha Cake.
Four tablespoonfuls butter. 1 cup
isstgar, ] cup sour milk. 1 teaspoonful
agenda, 1% cups fiour,;1./2 cup cocoa 1-4
can: strong coffee. ,
ream the butler and Slwnr. all
$5119 sour milk, flour and soda lEmil nu:
well. In a. separate, dish heat the co-
min and coffee and mix until smooth
Eizlen add to the first mixture and hen;
Walnoroughly. Bake in a moderate oven.
A de-
war:
, American Cho Sue .
Take 1 pound of humming steak
than of tomatoes. macaroni. Cook. 2
(amps of macaroni until soft. Take a
mart casserole. nut macaroni in not-
,Add 1;, of th .'
mil: and pepper. small piece 0:151:21?
can tomatoes, l .modl’um ’
cent up fine, add rest
, . Add
3‘3 can of cold water
, moisture.
of steak,
im‘
3 _ .
swover top With hrs-ml r-rumhs. Bake
' st‘afissolved
' 3m! oven.
3 hour in good (Hull. Serve hot.
W . Corn Bread
7 'Sift together 1 t-upl‘nl wheat flour.
3%: cumuls boiled mrn meal. ‘1 table.
wirpoonful sugar and 1 level teaspoon-
faul salt. Beat l “:2 until light and
"fluid 1 l-4 eupfuls sour milk or butter.
onfilt and] teasmmuful soda: beat un—
:51: it; (begins to foam and 9pm; in sifted
y ingredients. together with a table:
$3210an! of olio or bacon drinpinas
W . .. . . ..
tides in a wall gleased pan 30 mm-
.. G. H“
mger Snaps (Very Good
mffi’ne‘hal? cup of butter, 1,5 on}: lard,
“331:2: sugar}! cup molasses, large
;. . aspoon ul soda, 13:2 tablespoom
stifle ginger. Melt butter, lard; add
:.mlasses and let come to a boil.
Taken add ginger and sugar. Soda
m little hot water 'l'h
. . on
to make 'very stiff. Let stand to
after mxxmg as they roll better.
flour
am]
_ '_ "Mother’s Brambles."
3me~llcious for tea table or lunch ”boil
.4» 3571}: 1 cup of granulated Sugar 1
$.33; of chopped raisins. 1 egg with
13mm? of 1 lemon and add the Nile! and
can) chopped fine. Malt-p a short pie
(met and out out as for small turn-
vmvers. Fill and prick with a. fork, or
loot a. slit; in top. “Bake. in a rather
. 3.- :
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Ginger Snaps.
Mix half a pound of flour \i‘ilh two
~i'-‘».3.'Elle.‘s;.poem; of moist sugar.
I L “clinch “‘7 881i. :1 (itiSsm-tspoon ground
ginger and a pinch of cayenne. Make
whale a paste with four cum-es of
Wench} and a tablespoon of milk.
. flake in a. moderate oven on a but:
fimtltin, in any fancy shape until
3 (crisp. which will take from 15 .to EUl
minutes.
“m. M
; 3Foley’s -5...-
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND
CLEARS THE THROAT of phlegm '
and mucus,stops that tickling, opens the
air passages for easier breathing and coats
; the raw. inflamed surfaces with a heel-
( ing, soothing medicine.
”Grateful Father Tells What It Did
. W. E. Curry. 130 Up 6th St. Evansville. hid“
. , mites: "l have I little girl 6 years who has
7 a good deal of trouble thh croup. l have used
, 3 . Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. cwin: it to
‘ .hcr according to directions. and obtaining instant
, relief {or her. My wife and I use at whenever
inflicted with a bad cold or cough. and lwfll
. no that it )3 (be best remedy for a bad cold
cough. Ritual trouble or crouo that I ever saw.'
Barents :vho use Foley's Honey and ‘
. or know it is safe and no harm will
‘comc even if an overdose should be
iven by accident. It tastes good and
, children like it. ltwon't‘upset the deli.
we stomachs ofyoung children, delicate
-' yahoo. or elderly people. ‘3 _____
, For sale by Stillson Powell Corp.
goinoh of baking soda , _
:VHLUH' betel-e outing in the vegetables
cups brown stx,:;ur,‘s
food chopper (3
l
sized onion ‘
Add a '
HOME l-‘lELPS.
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VINEGAR REMOVESWSHINE.
In cleaning and pressmc
that have become shinylfrom xv
put a'tahlespoonful of Vinegar in
quart of water.
‘i Dampen pressing
881‘:
cloth w ith this.
Use hot iron and the glass will-be en-
tirely removed;
Using Sour Milk.
To use. sour mill: for
never add baking powder,
even teaspooni‘ul of baking soda
pancakes
but put an
to
reach cup, of milk.
Cooking and Scrvmg Vegetables
“"‘nen boiling: any green vegetable
such as cauliflower. beans. peas, spur
(tell or anything of that kind add a
I to the boilingr
and it, will cook. a vivid green.
When cooking any strong smelling
vegetable ’like cabbage Or
out a small bowl of vinegar on [in
range. The pungent odor of the not
vines‘av will quite overpower that, ol
the vegetable.
When making a white sauce to pour
over asapargus add some hm'eeq-milsh.
it is very delicious to flavor and stlm~.
ulnle digestion.
Getting Rid of Mice.
; Mice detect. the odor of cammlor
{and when the mice not too wise for
the traps just, put a few pieces 03‘ mini
fmunphm‘ about the, Illill.‘t‘:3" they come,
zmd by renewing «once in five or six
weeks your troubles will bo over.
Keop Moths Out of Woolens.
Brush and air every article that is
to be. put away for the summer. ‘Wran
every article up in newspaper. scatter
a few whole cloves among the things
and than wrap up well. It is better
still to paste the edges securely. ‘
{l Heating Jars Before Canning.
l The best directions for cunning Cl!” ‘
for hot, water jars: before par-king.
whivh seems rather useless since the.
jars are, to ho set, into water ano.f
.sterilizvd utter they are packed. «I
. The object of limiting the jun-3 lF‘
,two-folrl. First. the heat. serves as a‘
shock to bacteria vs“ the. product is;
Y: . will remembers
that all products. berries, eweepted.i
should he first plunged into boiling
Wwaler or into steam after being pick-v
ted over. and then, in turn, plunged at?
once into very cold water. The alter-l
noting extremes of temperann-n are.
immieal to many bacteria. The heat-T
Wed jar is a further shock to them. ,
‘, ‘The second purpose served by hmm‘
ing the glass is that it can be put into‘
bollingwaterixnmlimoly.us soon :w it
is packed and will not break or omen:
as a cold jar Would he almost sure to?
do. n is highly desirable. um: all;
tserillzalmn should begin \‘erv Szii‘vrt.
ly after the prelim-t has lh‘*finyl‘ll'\xl{vl~.
. I I 4L
ed and coldvrlipped and having a limo
ed jar. is an aid in getting (in? pmdgpfi
mm the hot. water hath without detain
put into the jar.
Health and Beauty.
For clumped hand-s use bomx water. :
A tablwlmonl‘ul ol‘ tmmx in a basin of}
lukewarm water is healing.
After the baby‘s bath lillFi will!
cornstarch. it is very l‘ei‘l‘eshin: and
sothlnc. esperfially who): all imzmt
ghafed.
A simple method of softrninu have
water for thwtnilot is to throw U.‘:lll2“
peel into (hr: hall]. Nut. Onlv will lllw
peel have a good innuvllce oil the
but it \vill’lwil'umv» the outer
ously.
Before going ml! “nos-2:
plexion with a ;'.;D(,ni 1'; “i; r'z‘m'un
ing into the Port-s all in...» will’ V
Then dust. the surface 'with :2
powder. By doing this the skin will'
not be harmed by winds. A
.t
lfi'
stain:
tirilu‘i ,
”It“ rum
in 3'?
. Keeps Bread Fresh.
30w that the wrain weather is mm
lug soon, a good many iltnlatvle-i
are doubtless striving to find it. \v'tv
whereby they can keep their brruzl'
especially after a portion tum hem (iii:
loin the loot. Inqjsl and new. \
suinggligtliirmoiuilmm been cut shroud
_ . , ' m WU”. ex )05 ' ‘
thehnlms‘ture in (Nu butter isI Sliélgtllrglg
b”? #1115 that the slice beneath shall
-.ome neither stale nor drv.
.
“rigged Fruits instead of Candy.
of dryiirll; \xflrigulgagengtudied the ways
hacking daintv bores Vegetables on-
fruits for Christmas gm? afiome’drmd
. .. . ( ; d to sen
igstggdbas ill campsand at the fronfi
3 dried ffiumcifldgzrtlle children use
craving forrsweetgfbfy the” natural
p
. croxide for iodin' '
l Iodine stains lnnv 3 Status
Jureau SCfll‘fS to“:
.. , . . els. etc. b'
peroxide. It the first applicatiz
not remove it let t n
try again.
does
he article dry and
“Se peroxide
‘ thecolor ’
well as the stain. wm
,
‘Flzes will keep away
kl‘tcrh‘en door and windows if vou will
occasionally rub over the screens and
;,screen door with a cloth dipped in
on colored
come out as
' kerosene.
Floating Specks
before the eyes, dizzy spells,
palpitation of the heart, less
( appetite or cravingfor sweet
or sour kinds of food—‘are
.
signs of SEE-poisoning by products of pmrly
digested or imperfectly
eliminated food waste
which have entered the blood.
,BeeCham’s Pills assist
to: restore normal action- . '
‘of‘fliiwrer, stomachandmlildncysr 3
clothes ?
{I
l
turnips. ‘
~ ‘ elected to the office in Thurston (foun-
’22“.er of liar- hUHil‘t”:S your just filliSil~
[\‘nlv, ;-,l the lzl<l hu~inees mtwliik,
Il"{‘!‘z:l_ f'
gum; ' .
be removed from
using
from you r
' M mesh , .
3 est a. niilltmaid 'who wears a ‘
iwhile at work. ‘
The women of *fiuenos ‘Aires have
lthe reputation of being among the, best. .
:(lressed women in the world. _
Women are in sale charge of a dozen
or more of the most prosperous Weekly
newspapers in Louisiana. 3
Z \Vhen Queen Elizabeth of England
'died her wardrohe was found to con-
tlain upwards of three thousand gowns.»
1
l Less than fifty
(in breaking rock for street on 'ement.
3 BratlfordlMaSS.) Academy founded
lin 3803, claims to be the oldest, institu»
ilion in New England for the higher ed,
‘ucation of women. ‘ '
The third annual convention of the
' Michigan Women's association 'of (Tom
meg-cc will be. entertained in Grand
gilapids during the first week of‘June.
' Madame Sai‘oiiui Maudu. a leading
sul‘li'agist oi lndia, will be one of» the
Islweakcrs at. the coming meeting of the.
ilntei‘nzitional Woman Suffrage Anti
lance at Geneva. 2
Dr. Kate J. Hornet (Sioux City”, claims
to have been the first woman coroner
in the United States. In 1894 Elie was
Z 13'. Nob. w
1‘: oliahly rim only woman in America
engaged in the. 'manutacture of nitro~l
iglycerino is Mrs. Claire W. Stokes of
ll’elrolia,- Ont. whose factory turns out
large quantities of the material.'used
principally in torpedoing oil Wells.
Miss Isabella Cummings, for ‘12 years;
in the civil service and now Secretary
of the Department of Agriculture of
Saskatelwwnn, is the first woman in
Canada (0 hold office as executive head
of a. Provincial government depart-
ment. .
Steuographerg clerks. cashiers. an
other women employee of one of the
:‘oic packing communes in St. Louis
i, have organized a. sewing club in an ei~
ifort (0 combat the high cost of clothing
lb): making: their own summer and Val-
cation outfits.
NORWALK HOSPlTAL SEWING
SOCIETY.
The regular sewing meeting of the
Now-Rik llosiwiml Sewing Society will
he held on 'l‘hursdmfl of this week, at
the was' Home. Connecticut ave-
nue, the workrooms living open both
morning and afternoon. All members
are urgently qullllkltld to be pronoun!
as there is a quantity of sewingjo bel
done on garments needed immediately
in; the hospital. It is exlwt‘lf-‘d ll‘lul
work “ill bv mmlinuod at tho'l‘hurs
day nicotine. on bed shirts. which are
urgently needed. For llllwv who :m;
not skilled in this kind of work, there:
is less difficult sowing, still) 11:: tnwvlsl
napkins bureau scans etc. lll‘rltlt}5 moi
mvmiing‘ of garments already used by
tho hospital and it is hoped that every
member who can do any kind of sew»
éngr will make an effort to be present
.mtl help make the heaving sun-sinus at
this :(t-nr even more :ulu-cssml than
"ll. ll. “iii in“ E't-lltilly understood thntg
llit" Work of the society {or thila yam?
is of no mean nature for it is liesirisl
to provide own more garments and
otlwr articles for the hmpitui than
in»! ywu'r-llw total numbnz‘ {or last
war helm: 1.994 garments. its. Biron
R. llmthmnm. who war: ruciertmil
managing director, by n nnoninmu‘él
1will
he in chargi- ot‘ the mowing; and it is
lmmwl that all members will cooper»:
we hit}: her in this worthy “oils. 3
CHIGH§§..E.B.§..EJll .
Ltdh'll Auk your Draw?!“ for
(‘M-ehoa-torolflnmnf {run
Pills in Red and field mrlaltic
(men. :9“?! with Blue Ruben.
Take on other. Boy of our ;
Dru lot. A04 {wt‘HI-l‘ll Lfi'fflnfi
nmfioxn mum: VILLA. m 2:.
vars knew“ as nascssem. Alva; -; Rolls} do
<23: 0 ml mutants Hiram-54m
years ago wanes)”:
gprisoners in Tennessee were emplOYed:
Mifimeéonlylapah‘s
' Campaigns HOSE, broken lines, in bmck and min.
3% ;
$1.00;
.xv-Rw
onto]
3 3 pairs $1.00
commune (BLACK HOSE, sizes 7 is 11 . .. .. 2 pairs $1.00»
INFANTSYSHIRTS 3for$1400.:
HUGKTOWELS ........._.....'...............'.;3famine
WOMEN’S KID GLOVES, White and tan (Not all sizes) $1.00 ‘
WHITE VOILE BLOUSES
$1.50qua1ity............. .
$2.00quality............. '.
$2.25 quality .
$2.98quality
pol-II
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couuu.
GEORGETTE BLOUSES, 87:98 quality .-
Specials in Short Crepe Kimonos, .
which are slightly soiled and many other articles.
ill.
«unu-
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nit.
Silk Gloves,
$1.00
$1.50
$2.00
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sac-o-
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Collars
ALL RIBBONS 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT. .
J. 1. MALLETTE
. Tel. 449.
88 WASHINGTON ST.
5
. 96111".
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OUR pocketbook knows that
Kirkman’s Borax Soap gives
the most perfect results on wash
day and that it is the most eco-
nomical soap to buy because it
lasts longer in the tub and does
more washing in less time. Let
your pocketbook choose and the
choice will always «be
i;— Kirkman’s Borax Soap.
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. $10 worth. pay down :31 3; I1...; , 1.
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Automobile Bodies. l7 claim-.1;
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13 Raymond Street, Scuff“: 3C
we made this
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r
, AMELS fit your cigarette de-
sn'es so completely you’ll agree
they were made to meet your taste!
Unique flavor, fragrance and mel-
low-mild-body. due to Camels qual».
ity and expert blend of choice Turk-
15h and choice; Domestic tobaccos
are a revelation! You will prefer the
Camel blend to either kind of tobacco
smoked straight! "
. 7 3With Camels you can go thelimit '
:1: Without tiring your taste. ' They
_ 1 leave no, unpleasant cigaretty‘ after-
taste; no unpleasant cigaretty odor!
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you 89‘ 09113916181374 compare them
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Large Easy ROCkel‘ H
Rattan Back on
This is a very comi'oz'mélE
ideal for the porch.
has a double seat. filial:
the best reed to lie. lmi.
finished in Green or
very durable: will 52am,“
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