,mxr, 1m 12, I921
.mnomm m FOR . muonmr Wins In 1mm», \
f , . 4, ~ « 7 , - _ Imus manna our. - . , ..
COMMUNITY c NNING— POPULAR .~-,§EIIYIIYORK. 7.....II1.._T.. 3.....- “SE am...
. A . -. : . at - verified e Boat 4 - ,
M I M r ’ nouncemenxfi-ioztheegeot that 323:3» 1 Harry Payne Whitney." Th“"‘--Y0ar
on: Filly Takes Alabama. Slak
at. Saraiug-a.
SARATOGA, Aug. 13.-—*S“ldnln .
were a better race in the him...- I?”
L D IIbama. Stakes. which “118 lllaupurn 1
edge »,my back in 1872, than t ' H
.438
Wilson and Bryan Downey, joint
claimants, of thermiddlewemht title, , , =
mu meet inierseyClly. Jon-Labor Day; , » ,
September 5, the dispute. between
lg , , . :. , I _:;
mg ml, Wat-m Now-pm: Union.)
.~ .2 I o
3“ u 3; “6‘ “’° “W“ “1" °" ,. these boxers will be settled on that Bnmhy. John b
.. '11:- day die- into night—night into occasion. I Fm-Year—OH .Tl‘ottfirrlhere yesterday afternoon IIIII lr lfhd
gum. IRickard said .he-prices for the bout , , . . . is a test for three .. ' f‘ ”In:
.. In“ into dusk—through centuries will be $2, $8, 35 “4.310, the ticked! Takes BlgRace 0f Season one 111'] d IYédr-old hum M
. untold— to be put on sale at .Madison Square ' » 7 four 0:91;: Mthgfi:":r1 1" 1' mm
1m 1“ °‘ 0“- _James W Riley Garden nextIWednesday. 4 . NORTHURANDALL, Cleveland, Aug. Harry Payne Whit“: If? m......,,.
g - ' “This match has been in the nubile Ill—Drivewby John 1... Dodge, 91’ New Prudery- F R Braid)! s . r. 1.0 mm 4
’ J" ' ‘ “I" S hum.
Eyl‘s," said Rickard. “ever since the York, flue unbeaten forwaarmld filly ...._
Western champion Bit of Vth. _
V SUCCULENT SALADS" men»boxed in Cleveland. where there Periscope was: the righeut Grahdf‘Ci’r- Sanford's Chatea Th' . . Jo}...
h wgsa. disputerever the decision. I am can prize of the year yesterday by ter J Salmon‘s s? d film. dud MI
Salads using lettuce for t e maIlIn. sure twelve rounds Wm be enough to taking me first and third heats of the in] - lee y mle my. l,.,.,_
W of the salad should not e decide the question of supremacy. and'North Randall free-rowan trotting {grader}, won , it
mixed Um“ JUSt before from~ allappearances it looks as if lace. open to all horses except Peter likcws‘he won ”I; 15",“ I'm; "‘ "‘ ""‘lw
' serving to insure the the bout will not go to the full dim Manning and Arion Guy, with a value ' . ' ‘r t ““‘W 52.x
. urday. She was not wlnppml or kick.
lance. I have made the prices popu~
lar owing to the his capacity of the
arena.
Jimmy Dunn. manager oi? Downey.
of $15.00!}.
in the first heat Mr. Dodge laid back
with Periscope until rounding into the
home stretch. where he took the lead
ed in the homesiretch. but sh. ,.
ed a bustling ride from Valor H, , ,,;,
to beat Bit of White by lhrm ,..,..
a length. Chateau Thiez r.\'
crispness of the lettuce.
Le-t-t-u-c-e should be
washed. drained and
wrapped in a thin cloth.
"‘h.
ml. 3L. ,.
Old curtains good for finally accepted a. percentage after and won easily. Arlen McKinney, . , .. I
nothing else ' make fine dickt‘l'lfls‘ for several days. The bout which had set the pace-a. greater part Third‘ four .lmgths “d.” ”M ' ’ V:
m . .11 be st _ ed at 4 m thr re- , . -, . , and a half in from. of Can my
. salad cloths. ‘Vrap the VIVII 3!: D. -. ee D of the malt. “(akenld n the brush To see the Alabama H I
lettuce , n the cloth and. hmmarles preceding the main event home anngusx managed to save third 1” t' d f a ”’ ""‘ “ m
- ‘ Downey and Wilson willlanive here place from the Last coming Greywor- ges crow S 0 '9 m” 1'“ w:.«
present. It was a n pr. 4.
two weeks before the date of the con-_
out to cool. “You don‘t m ' K > . i
. . . mm to say you glVe develops this lip-standing. oiT-lhe-i‘ace
. y. cam”: Tasppeqrrlesé-T\lnsh Iand four-yenr—old Billy tea and coffee?" front into a starfish 5mm“ The hat . R
J" $3112“ lfe . lIcrlxetg... “a (l IflInI “If?“ An illumination ofs many points: 6) 01188 is M black plume velvet. and the Sh"- Market
2 . » 1g 0 Slim! 0 1e ’CUILS ‘1 U‘ about her neighbor's family came, fish is fashioned from jot. Little tamsI ,
‘ lever-y berry has bccn crushed.
. 1‘
V . Seal in sterilized jars that have been
‘very fine and mix with a dressing Col-
d” in the ice chest; then
always ready.
. Tomato and Cucumber salad—A
very simple but attractive salad is
it will be
tent and complete their training.
CARNEY OUT OF FOOTBALL.
thy.
scope. made a break at the
quarter pole and was distanced.
was he: first start this season.
chda, equal favorite with Perl-
three-
She
lt'
portant part. Almost' mm
the club house and grand
crowd. too. with society plum... ..
cocupicd and every table on r .
~ll:
\
::7.;,.1 VII“.
an arranged on a long dish or plnt- Home Demonstration Agent Conducting a Canning School. CHICAGO. Aug. 12.——Charles R. Was mm am is owned by w. B. Dick- (1...
m. Place the sliced cucumbers In «I Carney. of Evanston. member of last crmun, of New York. house veranda restaurant sum. and“
gnu-lapping slices and a few tomatoes (Prepared by the United smtes Depart- was obtained and {our vats were in.» year's football team at the University Purim-«me assumed the lead at the Th“ if” mac’sum “‘50 ““5 ”Wm
who SHCEd and arranged In the some meat of Agriculture) stalled. A {JO-gallon oil tank was con. 0f Illinois. and placed -0“ Walter stain of :lngsccond heat and held com- and“: eg'm mytfoom to ”"_“ ”WW.
Mlle?- Let each serve himself tak- There is a live farm bureau and vetted into :1 canning tank by the ad- Camp's All-American tea!" for 1920» mnnd until passing the seven-eighth on“: rawn—ino’it'f‘ ”"9 3’0”” ‘1 do
In one 0!‘ both. Pass the dressing some live-wire project leaders In Yaki- ditlon of two racks, a cover, and a 55 0‘“ of fOOtba" permanently. it was p016. Whore she broke. Blink? IrWln was extrgfnclistas: imam?“ “IT ’I“: "‘
with the salad. ma County, Wash. With the help of pressure gauge. Some old tanks‘wel'e learned Emmy} H? had an Operatiqn ”‘0“ came 0‘" i" from and W?” .i" official “mm-got fir jiff‘IIIJHI" ‘f'
'Pelr Salad.—-Cut peeled and qunr— the home demonstration agent, co— rcpaired and equipped with drains fix :Sfttl’;:a;no:lnffi:yn§:f:el::§eI28:23:30 2:04%. with Arion McKinney fin:shmg.the quarter in 0:24. ”Him“ III 0‘72“"
,fl‘l'ed mars into eighths and arrange operatlvcly employed by the state agrl- washing spinach and other vegetable. last fall. when a figment was lom seggn‘tll‘m third heat Periscope laid in thISeerqufr-ggr: :11 1:13 3;. ...,.3, u
m E m I u- .
u lettuce with a little chopped apple
a ball of cream cheese softened with
cultural college and the United States
preparatory to canning. Bleaching
equipment was also installed in the
and gray squirrel fur, with sub and
IUOSC‘.
second postilon to the stretch, where
second win of the day.
was placed under a- .. 4 .n
,md celery. Sprinkle with shredded Department of Agriculture. Mrs. Helen _ _ . . . 7‘ a-
, ginonds and serve with a rich Wells, who is community leader of the form or two small vats into which lfgenotl?l:al?:83fnigez¥ggg88:91:“;2‘3 ALLEGED S‘WINnLl-ZR “Hum-LL
manualsc dressing. ‘ food preservation project at Wapnto. Isteam could be forced. and 400 can: South Norwalk lng "H; condition or tile track the time. . BRIDGEPORT. All}: h. . u,
' Pineapple and Cheese Salad.—Place established a community canning and a sealer were purchased. With, ' 7W,” 3,de ~ Sanford. believed by up ;...1 n , .
a ring of pincnpplc on a crisp leaf of school in her own town. The use of this equipment four tons of splnacb L. , P “l The 2:10 trot went to Jane the Th? man Who "“3"“ I
curly lettuce and {ill the center with one of the Indian service bunk houses ~were canned in two days. A "W“! Mb‘flflbfl 0' black WW“ I Ive 0 fly Great, favoriteI It was Walter Cox's :gillgrgu Xfiffiiwtk' 'I I ... .l. -
~ 3. 'u 1,... - inn-0n"
“. . Hrulgr -
cream and sprinkled with paprika. ' ' . 5““ - The lecturer explained that the hem of black ribbon. This model is One boat of the 2:10 pace unl‘lnlsh— . ,
Serve with a mayonnaise or boiled condition of the rats illustrated thfi quit. like a cult, but in in reality a ed from yoslprdays card. Wm precede pox-(I, Hospital (his 7"“ .m...” ,m‘ ,,__
dressing. ‘ good effect of adding milk to an in- [cogent that could nerve for after. it“? fiw “gm,” “an“; and two trials mchIond loIihe city 3;”! . I I I
1“ DrlSOTlG’I" WR (:1 ll‘ .0 l. .r.«
adequate diet. The rats having milk.
noon calls.
against time {or the. last. day of the
pital two weeks ago clummm em.»
When the cam cd lucn He is used. -- . .. .
as is the common 315“"? the Juice . . - you see, grew large and muscular, with brand Lxrcmt. meet at North Randall . i . d h' ‘h H I, ,m .,
thickened sll 11th and mixed with ' “”033 bones. bright eyes and 31033" * “a?“ "NWT; ." Tier gnome“. f... w..-
‘ g 'I . f l “ l hair. Those that did not have milk THE CLOTH AND WORSTED HAT Single G will go to boat 2:00 in pac— ,DOI‘“ "’0‘” _"" 0 e "0 if t ‘
olive oil and a dash 0 emon Ju Ce .. ‘ “mg and Argon Guy will try to lowvrgau alleged swindlcr. who ODl-YJK n ..
makes a very palatable dressing to
serve with the salad.
Cucumber Boats.—Peel long cucum-
bers and shops in the form of. a boat
hollowed out. Sprinkle with season-
ing and fill with salmon mixed with
the chopped portion taken from the
centers. Serve on lettuce with any
desired salad dressing.
New Beet Salad.—-Chop new beets
ored pink with the liquor of the beets.
Season with choppcd onion and the
usual seasonings. Serve on head lct~
(©. 1921. \V’cstcrn Newspaper Union.)
I .
" fcd rats bud ln'm wall-formed bones. = “1",": ‘0‘
' _ . , .. ’ . . . .. . I I . J -. .. . .. 5
There's a dance of leaves in that for Mr. h“"‘"‘ “”d my self, ‘1‘“ the because they got plenty of lune, when» "108% “SP5!“ as “9“ 3“ (banning buts 3 ONEON'I‘A \T Y Aug 1.. T1. . : . - . .. , CUP
. . MW” rest for breakfast cereals, coflee and , _ . .. , .. r ul cmlrclv from “I Some ofl . . .. . _. .g his“ ‘5‘.”de ._
3 3313‘" ’ I ' r Imd m that . kl I f . I f l‘ . . l I as the pum lntlc undernourisbul nun a e ma e . . . l Chicago Amérmm, l..cag~uc Club «ll— 31x4. saw; 33” 001.1 .3,“
Tues-:63?“ tIlrtIIzr 0 w s coo thg. In I'lLti‘f o 1le1 one toI ”‘1‘ had gm.“ frail skeletons that some of them are minor porlslmblo. Infl‘ulrmi fem,“ Unconm‘s semi-professional 34x1. 339; 34“»,3' 3;: gm; I:
‘ an 9‘ ru mtt L I “‘mt lo nmlxe ‘1 llwm bad to be exhibited in bottles ln- Will! "I?” ravclmgs “Nd ”mamas. loam hero ycsilérc‘lay in an exhibition 353454. 5534-503 3354327 s‘i‘i'i‘o l
There's a. snlilu «m the fruit. and a.
’ smile on the flower,
How Lime and Vitamlnes Pro-
. mote Growth and Bone Devel-
opment in Children.
BATS USEFUL IN ILLUSTRATION
Rodents Given Milk Grew Large Whlloa
Those Without Were Weak—Tel
and Coffee Not Favored
for grandmother, :1 glass or more curb
puddipg. Tum, especially sincc he has
been on the high school ut‘l-lmic lcum.
And a laugh from the brook that: I: I
_. . . ,. .. Causes of Weak Bones. I .
I runs to the sen. Bryant. \(‘l'y OflOll Hum .‘l L'lrlss ()1. [Wu more ’lll‘“ (l'dx‘ luokwl vcrv thflll"'llflll "I it is just as extravagant 3g It can be. I‘ local Club, pilChOd part 01. the gainv. . : I
. . . .. - u . .. l . . . 9-1 ' . . , v! ._ . , .I. I r M tore cllsis, After-anon.
. than I "“0“ h" mm' won ler" cl 9 “lid finull ' “whclbc-rllw Nit “’U’ 10“”.L “191'? Ir My“ :1 wide ! Located from Coast to Coast Some. 11.1]. L, 0 3' . I0
CANN'NG WITHOUT COOKING' Some Children Do NOt Like Milk‘ ' ‘ll 2 . ' {it} llk ll): hlldrcn lnn- ' range of shades in ribbnlmklllat it is 3 . .(‘hicago .002 010 202-»7 33 o 28x3 Fisk I‘mfj‘opu'llhTall:S
"Gnodncss, mv children Wouldn't My“ .umnuu “ m K $3 I ‘ . Ill .[4 - ‘)q[l)]np and i 0'50 T935 and Coffees at .. 25° ”3- 'Unconm ...... 010 «20 «loo—dz 10 (l Clincher Tu'es, A" 5128:
An old recipe for canning pcacbes, drink milk if I ‘1'”“1 ”mm “.0 only bad would partly account {or u... IpnIsIs Jittgx.:n:.$o‘r 113:; (III sircd Corn Flakes, fresh IIIIIIII 9: pkg, I Ezlllvrics‘ haw-upon -1nd Yul-yam? 519-5124}!4-Sl6-Sle-S21h522
. . , . 1 . , ,1 I . 1 - _.‘ l ‘ Ir a 5“ III- ;. . _ . I I , _, . , , ., . . II I .
handed down for smclul ucnerutlons. take two ‘l'lilNS ll (“1“. lllld hlll‘le (35“) broken bones in m". “"1”” ' yr I g o Sardines, m.°’wc .0" 13c ca'l i‘Valsh. Scanlon and Slmsiuck. f "’e Spec-maze m Odd Szzes
rcq u 1 red the ever use q“ of “wt ‘ \Iv family's Three. of the children have bud imc- ., Salad Dressmg, Without oil 23c bot. : . . . 1"
poll ches to be ' ‘ lured arms or logs—11ml Ida’s back GRAY SEEMS To BE POPULAR Olive 0”, imperiled. {’2 pt., 45c bot. HVALKER AND MARTIN 1‘0 Mlili’l‘.l Downing Tire Stores Lem.
pooh-d and packcd
compactly in jars,
scaled and buried
lnrgvr tlmn vuurs, hm,” Mrs. ()hls rc-
lleclcd. “Sewn m‘ the children at
added to their diet had weal: bones,
because they lacked minerals, espe
cially lime, which is so abundant in
milk, and also milk proteins, which
are unexcelled for making firm, strong
muscles. They also lacked vltnmlnes,
the important food accessories so cs-
senllnl to growth and health. Poor
llitle things, they did nottgnln, but ac-
tually lost, while their comrades in the
next cage thrived, and in six weeks
had more llmu doubled their weight
at the beginning of the demonstration.
“The lcctun-r cxplnlned that the ex-
stcud of being mounted."
seems so weak."
“ll wems probable, though, one can't
Bll's‘. ()llls‘.
foods lll‘fi'”. and which (‘onluiu eh.»
I is a new fur called slynx. an imitation
Spam Hudson May Be Made Aston.
lshlngly Arthflc With Aid of
Yarn , Embroidery.
The American woman likes all her
clot-hes pretty. She likes practical
sport clothes, it is true, but she places
style and beauty first. She likes love-
ly colors, embroiderles and perhaps
a few ribbons. All sorts of bright
yarns have come to play a very im-
portant part in our outdoor clothes.
There is no aid to the lovely models
that can be achieved from cloth and
. .1......_,..«_.....~ N..- .MW,.
signed for outdoor gumcs, but the
and cannot claim economy as bearing
any relation lo the ribbon sport but;
Color it Used in Pure and Fabrics-—
Boos
§pecials for Saturday,
Broilers 40c lb.
Fowl ............ 38c lb.
Young Roosters .. 25c lb.
August 13th
ters 20c lb.
l
n
‘youngstcrs went‘ under the
Root Beer, extract of, 2 bots. 250
We :‘rc offering at extremely l
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l
b
I
l
the record of 2:03 in trotting. E. Al-
lcn will drive Single G and Tommy
Murphy. Arlen Guy.
HIGH PRICES PREVAIL AT
SARA’I‘DGA YEARIJNGI SALES
SAI'lATOGA SPRINGS,‘ Aug. .2.
Good prices were again obiained lust
Inight at (he yearling sales. allhougn
no records were broken. Thirty-sis:
hammer.
netting: a total of sumzw. an average
of $3.894 a bond. All but three ol' the
yearlings sold belonged either to the
Himyar Stud or to Mrs. “’illrid \‘l’un.
gumu 7 to 3. lid \Vulsh. former
\Vhilc Sm; slur. who is manager of 1hr
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1:.-vllulzh Walk
(‘1', of Kansas City. and Bob Mul'lm.
New Jcrscy and Now York.
received.
for Youth. limit was not on cxperlment because , . .
- h s nnfll (1' tb dressln ' - WI]. The hi host rice of th- n H w .. 1281‘ Elm ~__ . ~ »
grams: t;lle gu’lad‘ ) e g the fuels lmd nlmuly been proved by “rated. Killed and Dressed 11° paid by {ilarrvpf‘aync ‘6..de “51:: F! QU‘ x 192‘ ”qr” "
p .. I ‘ ' (Prepared by the UM?!“ States Depm- exxml'lmcnlnl evidence. It was merely A 9mm dark blue cloth h“ or a You Wait . disbursed $3.600 for a clxcslnui colt Sire Tire Tube
\_ I . II I ment of Agriculture.) n a practical illustration. soft shape may be made astonishingly by Fair l"la.v*—»Couronno dc Laurlor. . q.‘ . II.I - .
2 -- ° "tie “hat a M "f ”‘1'" yo“ “58' 9" “Of course.” went on Mrs. Ne‘mom. “mm “’“b 50'“ gm" 3'3““ “m‘ 7 'A bay colt by fiGlfiG-‘Enchann‘css ' T‘E‘I‘.“ 13'1“ “To
\ claimed Mf'q' OMS‘ \Hltclllng the mllk- "we know perfectly well that a baby broidery. A" the, "‘5'- 5hudes are at‘ 11', brought the second best prior of it": «I 1-: :33
W mun place {our quul'It bottles :1“? u will double its weight in six months "Bel“? backgrounds for gray worsted. S Abramson llw night bclng knocked down to "I“ :1’ II l‘llo
‘ plut 01;)th lll‘lgl;1)01' 2133:!" “1).“th on milk alone and really we should The beret 15 $0“? llfijlllfllflaumg (“‘9' Q . R George lam; for $8.2un_ 1-3:: :3 1:: It“
0" 91" 0 3"“ (0 W 1 a ' . . . . ~ . . .. d lends use to 0 - 21510119 \vor- : . C. Milmn ‘aid $8.000 tox- - l».- v " ' " " ' "
, not In smrpiscd that these half grown 11D . N T EET D .1 l, m I“ . _
MFS‘ AQWTUE" 13"“?! soxnevabutIIar- rats would have done the same when StE‘d needlework. There 1! an ‘Illflnlte s 9 BOUTO S colt by Su~ccp~—Souz-xloise. while llud 0.34:" :3: if?
ionislled. ‘ \\ by, sue replled. m- Hwy bad n” the milk they wished. variety of designs that may be worked ; MPHONE 1562 l‘lsher lighicncd ins hanIk roll to m. I oak} : o --_ If
drink most of it, of course. A pint "The lccturcr showed us the Stuffed out in these. extent of ;,_oou by buying a broun 34".ng _9,4, ”4.0
and a half a day or :1 glass curb nwul Wills which were nlmolutclv lifelike Upon first thought ribbon does not I Y __’ “fly by Brooms!ickwl'lmbroil'lcry. . 35x492 :03: *1 :0 Z
' ‘ ' " ' ' k ‘ ' .- . . _; ——~—-——-— 5 3:? ‘7; 3. 73
1‘01 (ml: of the lllrce (luldrcn, the pint and the mmmlcd skeletons. The mm? seem very feamme {m- “(nflgpdr do I ED “311.8“ IN BOX AGAle'r ’ o\o g
.—
hcavyweight pug‘ilistic Chump 01‘ Um.
cx—service mcn.
Bet.
T
I
covered wlml w sun: lmsillvvlv. of coursv N . rices man scssorahl f d t fis
~ ~ .' wFur an Slnxls P Y . we 005“ . .. .,..... .. .
sugar. shaken : The lecturer ycstcrduy coniirmcd m_\' e lntEoduegcd y and articles—See ’em. {American I‘Am‘di‘WH-“N I“”I”5' ”I‘I‘I‘I‘I. M«.w lORk (It:
. . . - . . ~ - . '> 'h‘; ( - r v ~
down until the, belief that lllllk is hotter for tho ' 1:39P“ I‘ndItChlednfgzI i‘qt'pt“t1:v(llt(\\'il f “’6 occupy entire Exalldlng
.. ..v~ .. . .. . . mu! 0 re 11% “t‘ ,. ~~ ‘9 .. .
$111“ “81132:: 32f ‘21}:(3‘ mIIIlelusI :EbItrnk‘h“: {9‘}. and Gray seems to he tho most popular BUTTER LOVERS CHOOSE announced today. Procccds of the; Phones 0375-037‘0 Circle
xm am ‘ g ' U (9' “ m " ‘1" 5‘ 1 nm ’ m" not. color, both in furs and fabrics. There SWEET NUT 26c lb. bout will go to a. fund for disabled;
. . . l
V ”with,“ and name M m b
We prepay express charges
it full amount in sent with order.
AUGUST SALE
CORD TIRESa
8000 Mile Guarantee
PENNSYLVAN IA VAC.
(‘ordfi 8,000 x; Hes
Guarantee Gn'fr‘nbrics dorm Miles
1717 BROADWAY
54th-55th Sis.
three feet under the ground. This moms that. ufi‘cct the ncrx'vs. It's a l 1. . . -
. . , 'rhmncr, which 13: very much m the . .
redpe h“ men “‘1‘"! “"d the MOM“!!! to bsmk a fund lmlur after 11 " foroarouml Then (‘Ollll‘ mule beaver. Direct Importing C0. '
fruit 18 dvlivinus. thwnr rich and color whim mum furms if, I know: that 1.0“;qu m qfirv limo {Tulane and r5 w h‘ t ~ ax Ct.
good. Another your the some pl‘nc- ‘ I Son]. 'l‘l-lc fur is Illa'inly used :19 facing as mg on St, So. Nome: ,
€83 WHS “SW" the ‘mrg kept m the l mg: ”w W” and €me habit.“ 'for lx'ltsanf lmnuc volvcr or brm‘adcd EVERYTH'NG GUARANTEED!
ice chest until cold weather, tbcn “l bellow.“ said Mrs. ()lds, “that satin The lltllc‘ FMS...“ turban of _ostage Prepaid on $1.00 Mail
transferred to :1 cold fruit closet, with
results as good. The fruit jars
should be Stl'l'llc and cold when the
fruit is packed. Sn-rilizc the fruit
jars by putting ibcm into a «loop pan
- - ' . - . - - , \ l . - . - , . . !
flgox'comlrmm I“‘:"’I W” llmt‘lt ll)“; Ma 10 mm: milk and (”gs bcttcr. “mkd M”- ‘\‘ “"0“" small turban or mm is very populari .. c i u
. 0113' 3' was '0' ; mug ” ‘9 ’0 ‘ They're both thin and nervous and ' in “h " .. ' Q “4‘13”“ 5“” my 0 e t c I t
Jug point bulb jars and tops. Dip ‘ to ' HIH' Inou‘xgoxfsqvm to film: m
:the rubbcrs, before adjustment, into
mailing water, put on the tops and set
Allow
.to stand over night, or 24 hours in a
45001 place, stirring occaslmmlly to be
[sure that the sugar is all dissolved.
well chilled and keep in u cool, dark
place. Strawberries and raspberries
canned in this manner are excellent
for. Shortcake. sauces for puddings or
ice cream. Ripe curl-ants are deli-
cious canned this way, but it is vital
that every curmnt is crushed, otbl-r-
“Wine fermentation sets in find the
Iwhole jar is spoiled.
A Milk-Fed Flat Compared With One
Which Had No Milk or Butter.
bomb. now that Mnudc is mnrriwl. I
is why I lmvc always avoided slun-
tlle [“0 young»! children might listen
to mo if I could to” Ibcm the Flory of
tho mix—r :md perhaps ow them the
picture.”
.11
u u
oftcn wish I would got Florence and
seem to got llrcd mu so easily. But!
even Billy wants his cofl'ce [or break-1
inst and ton for dinner."
suddenly to Mrs. Kmvsom.
always supposed the ()lds cbildren'
were delicate and obviously under"
nourished, because there wore so many
of them to bring: up on a small salary“.
Apparently, however, there had beenf
u very grave blunder in the diet of;
the whole family, one which could
have been avoided even with their'
limited income, because milk is one of;
the cheapest sources of nourislxmcut,‘
obtainable. '
“I wish you might have been with
She had I
“I'll be so glad to lend It to you,"
All .. Arouml
Rugs should not be placed corner-
wlsc in a room.
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Season a you] casserole with a bit
of caramelized sugar.
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In making quince Jelly try coloring
ith a few drops of beet Juice.
It 3' 3
To remove stains from tiuware rub
with a damp cloth dipped in soda.
, t t t
t
“.
A rich dough always absorbs more
fur is supplanted by (-omhlnmion tur—
bans of fur and ribbon or bravado. A .
l-nquctllsb model of mole skin is be-
dcckcd with a lustrous, l'nvcllcd edge
scarf of taupe moire ribbon. The?
are adopting:
Egyptian outline and nrc showing the I
high, bclmotlllze from. (me Paris firm :
mu 6 of velvet are. very popular when
trimmed in fur balls.
TUXEDO SWEATER IS SMART
Unbelted Garment ls Attractik—
‘ Large Maids-Are, New This
Season and In Demand.
.
Sweaters seem in grow handsomel-
each season. The unbelled tuxedo
sweater is considered very smart just
now, and one model in brushed wool
Orders, Except on SugIar
22
Live Poultry
FOR SATURDAY
Roosters ........23c lb.
Young Roosters 27c ,lb.‘ »
Woodward Avenue
South Norwalk
SPECIALS
w... any";
. me yesterday," remnrked Mrs. New- fat in fr 1 tho 1'
muszmegfiie" Igmgf‘Sh the som. “I heard a talk about an exhibit y mg . 11.11 P am” mixture. in checker-board effect has the edges .
. 31$ ed mm LII; after laialnlbn: pIreleIlrIed by some milk specialists in mom. that has been allowed to get 333,.diffifilfi°§m£§£§$§°§§3§if“‘ Fowls . . . . . . . . .‘.-. 38c lb.
- 1m. .- ' , ‘ ' . 7' tie a ry dlvlSlon of the United States . - - ' ' ‘ ‘ ' e '
, carefully sterilized Jars. Sprmkle a Department of Agriculture. In fact, damp mdl‘es heavy cakes and pud— new this season and are especially in Broders . . . . . . . . . 450 I“). «
“thick layer of sugar over the layer of
lfippen, then repeat, using plenty of
. n, Cover carefully, scaling the
of the jar with paraffin. Set in a
I brought home 21 picture which illus-
trated the lecture. I think it would
interest you.” She stepped inside the
r
dings.
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Never use soiled suds for washing
colored clothes unless you expect
demand. ;
Thepubilc demand for lower prices i
has had itselfect'on fashion. The;
newest models show that the pro-i
. , m-
mlnzs—at nlmost prewar pricegw‘
l ,
. . house for o mOment, and then invited L
lmlnncetgggeiiutnmhmmgr on? may her neighbor to sit down’whlle she then: to be muddy'loiklng, ducal-s have met this demand by: You Wait
, . c es 0 dellclous- explained. , . It a stcl artl l h b eliminating elaborate trimmings and'
5 9 “The exhibit was of some while rats, in}, well zit! « c e ix? ecome rusty embroidl-fies. The new garments Show . 5: , - '3‘ 3
l «and BhOWed the practical results of re- and e of eme I a ma med“ m” an a ““5““ in Styles and it is now poa- f ‘ ‘ ’ I ‘ l'
. ma‘work done by nutrition scion. otvséa ry POW er am 0118 WINS sible to buy a. dress, coat or suit-— ‘ . 9391's; 975' ' I
I "1‘2 . 1). minus expensive elaboration in, b . .... b '1’
Killed and Dressed While
Enamel: Ce.
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