shim & FIG? Simjmtr v
THE
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sou-rs .
aogwfiu. ma
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[ DURABLE F5 I fore varnishing: Also, it possible, 3,
% Hm ‘ have the temperature of the roam 70
I e [< I I ( degrees Fahrenheit or higher. and 1,
Copyright. 1921.
"Show me the mm: who has henc-
flteti the “‘tll'ld by i...- wisdom, or his“
. country by his tuilrintism, or his
neighborhood by his philanthrnpy, and
you show me a man who has made
the best of every minute."
CULINARY HINTS.
A well tune!» and ilnvnred. pumpkin
pie is satisfying enuuuh fur most pnl-
:ties, hut pump-
kin pie .lt' lliXt'
is serve-i
“hipped rr- :1: i.
into whirl!
lwt-u stirrel unit“
I
t
hire sen suite-l
(llt'l'\l‘.
It is when tlv
ntotlier \\liil tuu's tun tunu)‘ f:.2J-- .u
Idnughlt‘r's L'iii‘ltit‘ztls who s:!_\‘.\ >he i...~
no time to flu: with I‘rilh nu «li~i.-~z
Tillit‘ is he‘vel' \\':i~t--tl in ”Hiking i‘nmi
allrm-live.
A pro-Hy snimi is one thing tuo
It'llu-é of u |N':ti‘. Arrange nu lettuce.
Ilztt side tiuwn. :tul «iemrute with quttr
It i‘Ptl :lllllu‘: 1- putting them
IN“ the war pultz'wi rx 4 lnu'n. 901T"
\‘ iih :t IW‘ro-nrh nr Zli.l t:.i ;- tituwdh'.
L‘r-Izmt whimwi t‘ll‘nlil. x
luinm'ltwl
\t
to 'lt‘in :il.il
lizunrml. llil’ll [‘iit'lh'tl lzt hr 111.} ‘llll
fI‘Vt'I‘ZIl hull!“ -iu fl‘t't-Zo'. M‘l’le \‘xillt
Itils m' icing: r ur mtttlierl thrrril-i, is
n tl"l=t'l0lls tlveufl‘t,
Atitv't-k mun-.1 nnd the renters filled
\vz'h lutltunu‘ rut In strips to fit in
il‘l' mxity. sugar and butter with 1‘.
little “uh-r lllli'l‘tl_ then imste “'ivi't‘
baking. mukw- u wiry plumnut \‘m‘in
{inn t-f llu‘ vhl'y'u) lutlteti nmtie,
A quit-k tlw‘vv'? v-I-li-yt-tl li)‘ (‘ll~'t’l"2Ilt'
low-t" is mile; llzes'ien I‘l‘lllll‘W‘. 1m
[\flw't :15 full |'\\'~Z Take one rut-fill of
Dunn] rrutu‘w. ("iv-ltll'lf
grain-(l chm-ohm. [\vutuliltwpn m‘uh‘ .,'
susnr and u .- llt'll of suit. Stir
' uni-V well ntul Luke until the «hm-m- -
is melted. Serve \xith
“hipped cream.
When n vltiill or n tu'rmu \t'.
rtTI.\-‘< to drink lllilk I'l'
\‘iilh is prtwitin-I. give him
1‘.» ”rink through :uni <ervp the mill. it.
rut-"'11 .ui
:I'W
S\\t'- It"!
n I~' ill
l.t' UN on
sli‘uv \
m: ultra-five l'llll ur howl,
.‘i il< twist i< .-. “heirs-mn- «il>h ll'.ll
01v \\lll('ll lilil) Ive \t‘i".l'1l in tile thr-
(iv-en us \u-ll :-.< «,z‘uun-u'tvs‘. Mill :1
putting of rimm- to the tii<lt wrn-ti
to the nilulls. uhih.’ :i rimuze in ilu-
Norwmtl also “trimming: the-rum] value.
“'hen prmmrin; .-- ment lnzti'. :lt’ul
bnt‘~lli‘1f to mn- uupz'ul of nutun-ul in
film meat mni :Vl‘rultu' two or three
Iuirtl-cnnketi ems in the inn! Sn tlult
when Sliced they \till add to its up
penrnul-e.
MWWL
., KIT J
(AI
ouyricht. 1922.
I:
Forget each kht-Jness that you do
All soon as you have done it;
- Forget the pruiw ii ut tail.- to you
The moment tut have won it;
Forget the ninntier that you hear
Before you on" repeat. it;
Forget each slight. each spite.
' sneer
“'henever you
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\V'e-tx-y n Newspaper UBIOIL
“ch
may meet it.
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SEASONABLE GOOD THINGS.
>-
an that o) filers nre again in sen-
.n the following will he a suggestion
\\' ii i e it may be
used or modified:
Oyltert In Cu-
cumber Cupo. —
(‘ut lnrge cucum-
lvers into quur-
tetx emsswise—a
sumller cucum-
lier will not cut
Into ll many pieces. lteane the peel
lengthwise in narrow strips, leuving
strips of peeling to make a striped of.
feet. See that the sections will stand
level; then tat-non out the centers. (‘u~
(umber! that ure toe ulti for slicing '
m be used :I.~ cups. l'iil with m“:
oysters. minced fish. ur lobster mini
lake in a pan in it hot melt until lhe
cucumbers are tender. Serve with a
spoonful of tartar snm‘e in each cup.
Cuban Eggs on Toast—Funk to»
gather for tixe tuiuutee une-t‘nurth of
:4 vutii'ul of sausage meat and one tet-
H-mnful of grated tillilin. .\«iti tn n
lulu six beaten exp. une-t‘utzrth ot‘ a
tensptmnful of suit, :1 «lush uf pepper.
:mi stir until the eggs are t'reutny.
li-Tii' over slices of must no” huttered
: znrui>h “ill: dices ut' frmh tomttin
nr'n‘nied “ith ehomieti -,:re<\ pepper.
Terrupin Clttcken.»~(‘lmli
(vs :mtl t‘svi winked
l'.'. these with twn eupfuis of velti
(‘w m-l chicken eut in bile. Season
to tmte with ~.:‘.t. pepper and :t xrnt-
ht: 11mm Melt three tuiile
nuwtiiuis of utter in :1 fryinz tum:
mill two tni~.t~;-umt‘tils of flour and
Our eupi’ul et‘ m;:t:\i parts: of chicken
seek and l‘rt‘li'fl. Cool: as for white
Kitt‘t‘. ttrld the . It. “MN mixture. cox-er
and rimmer mu gentle heat for in;
mtnuttx Ret’nrw ~et'\lng. add the yolk
1‘! an (-3: hen'wn Willi twu mhlespoon-
juis of cream ."lhl one lenrllful 0!
man finite; . ‘ltls into t e hot mix-
and your
‘ drs
" ,‘ Dessert—Roll a sweet
two hard
t‘hirlu‘n livers:
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with
ll.i~"
inm tituhale cups or=
‘ quite tender. cut in cubes.
a pan with sugar and
until the. strap ls quite
5. from the In; were;
. . ~ at filth M
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ful nut! dainty «'iu'itt e. (rum airy
lzuis to the lm'wvwi Hi" nf ~.<ue‘.\'l;;z’
frivolous slurs, ‘fi'utnv u lull it going.)
until reluvtunro-
:.l!4l u rr".~r:t--tz of l'~
brought out for in”. l :tIv-\\ {.lt‘ antl~
. tie“; et‘ tI-e lunlus imp i- ~ ~.-t:.e:ixin.:
'; entirely new \"e 0.1;.“ n: :xzztte our
1 I .-i";lo' :lixtl
,
:levntiwn in the in :ttl't'.3l ..‘-‘
:im apr' 'iitl) ':."'.- 't-i \‘.n"\“.l:;o gt:
Vim 5.. l' Hf ll-i'l L" 13' 1 1‘ ii v «trtt’ld
'l‘ll'x t“'.t"(‘hll v ll :» 2i" . ‘.I'1t"-t.l" l
t); lln‘ 1"“ .li “li'! 'l lu‘w‘ -~ 1‘ nrv ‘.\'~l l0-
)' :‘.|:;Il'~-t mlva as him» ; .- 'IZ.,
One li|l\.illlll;;t‘ u‘.‘ the rte."- c‘.e~ hitw
.l'th‘k ifi ii~ suitability :tl till :Ltm-x‘ "f
zl.e your nuci it» -:Ituu~t :my l‘lflt‘t‘. t‘nl-
m-u :|r\' ut llIt-ir I-c'Sl in thix~ sum-lt- :Ilt'l
lustruus fri-ric and it Ivmis itutlt‘ to
hemltitui I!::~;-En:. A frm'k uf :ruy
I‘i't‘l‘l‘ IiI'-¢'!‘iin'. trlmunwl will! sill-C
t‘ritzge mutt-hing it in slut-lo. is in the
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will coumietm it to tuetltcrs who are
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pinning; ‘.\ rliteu
t'utfi'tzu; 31mm: “(*liH'li null yuunz.
,:‘.l-l
: ”RN.“
l ill: k‘lulltv-s for 5“
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mlz'n'vv e gnarl! u‘.‘ i'tlll >l_\les, It l<
‘I "\"ll :I‘MIH' lilill l'l'VI‘illS llm round 1
um it Hi": lwll >l-‘me tit-Prtwt-tl «If ‘
mltfillin: their duughters {or School
or College.
At the left of the plenum n payer
utmivl is shnu‘n.Jv\ ive made of taffeta
--r of net urn-r infi'ezn. In either cnse
narrow in”? ft‘ili: {firm the rosettes
“ith Milli” whiff-m ileum-t“
that :i-iuru the skirt null finish ”I?
ruuml tit-r1; uml shnrt six-eves. A rilx-
inn ”("1 iii tl:«- hark form-z the
lzz<t in “Yuuzh” “inch is so
in ll.t'~ {rt-Ck.
\:I\h
letter
gir'w lur wit-1+ if it is tiwue prayer-
1), «rt-1.11911 < lltntighl.
'l Lew n hunk that make delimit" rules
l't-qllirt-il‘t-'2.l in thi~~ mutter (If
u t-mnuu-u'lni-le St'ert't‘ for
t!.--ir tantrums uni fiwinlets m -.t-.~::n-
!
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rut ~'«ll “:tl-le
Q
4,,
null ztntl null-1:0 girl?
are men more helpful. A line "M'XKSQ
0f riutht-s" i-y nm‘ the
leak: \:x‘.u;ll~le mum-g the nruuirrtuents
whit-h srhonl thus may bring.
Wummmm
is lili’t meats
New Suits Vary Their Charms ’
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- r- :t: ti .2: variety and no“.
1' .. ~ - '1“ Sm " first Whirl} of the i
;.t u s13 w u .23 in.) \u tor-lin‘lv n‘rvh‘w‘.
""3 7"“) “71 dmelnp intn famiiiutt‘x
‘ .\;rli:.l‘n‘llll_\‘ mnnufm‘turer: haw mmle
.1 \ulinnt et‘imt to please eyeryutze and
g the sn'ieni features of the: urn-tings
are ti eee: the introductidn at \‘tfivhl‘.
MW of suits and the \‘al‘iulivn et’
!‘
Lht'St‘ lSYK‘S.
A“ ““lWiit‘m of the new models
snqu “‘3‘ flirts
remain put-12ml
““1 Nam. The much heralded ‘unger
er the Dax‘x’utg season. he imgtkof
{nuts shows the mates: val-Ethic. bl»
mmse of the different Wot Ill“
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m" i“ M“? he». hut it is only
"‘IM‘X lonzer than «mm. tire skirt: '
u‘htt’h designer Internet!” a M:
. but them m ,
n»
at tiewzupmmts: some of the collar!
:tre quite large my! are often made 01'
natural fur. They may be m 09"“-
nr fastened up high so that the face
fl‘vnggles into them. There are (‘03!
sieeves and hell sleeves plain" of fur
trimminp—smne frinm and rich em-
hmidery of silk and bald. Materials
ineludw—l‘or the less elaborate styles—-
trlmtine serge. point twill. and for
dressit‘l: models. soft finished wants and
. very rich looking fabrics of suede fin-
ish.
A suit of nicotine is shown in the
picture. Its lines are excellent and
ingeniously arrange-d and the length of
both the skirt and coat may be “ken
a! emit-the. The can: uncle il-
.A.
FOR [ill] FLOORS
Varnigh, Paint and Stain Hap
Appearance and Make Them
Easier to Care For.
ilElITIlAL cums IS FIiVIiIlEII
Plane or Sandpaper to Make Level arid
Smcoth as Possible, Carefully Re-
moving or Driving in Tacks
Nails and Screws.
(Prep-red by the l‘ni'ed Sun-I Department
u! Aurtrudnre)
“\tht can i d” with these dingy
olrl‘ilwurs" Until this your they‘ve
been carpeted. but I know that the
house \xuuld he tnnre
easier to clean with finished. tint-rs and
nuts that Could be taken nu! of ticmrs
every week-
fixed
St'liOUl tu hcip. but 1 than ktmw how
to start."
This tarot-lent is: perplexing many
housekeex-ets “ho mm: their homes to
look “ell and at the
make hens-e (fit-mum: easier.
finbh {t-r a finer depends u the kiwi
“I “1an am} ln-u‘ it hits ri-eu treated.
says the [railed States Department. of
Agriculture. L'xztimshul tune. spruce.
nr miter Suit-Atvmi tluurs um ive var-
nished, slfiiliml and \anddu-al. or
paint-w}. dept-minty: sr-meuhnz an the
vm‘i'litiut': -f the hand the rest
of'lhe \‘lFI'§\‘\‘t—k in the home.
ever fini‘h i~ ’
t :1! 4l
3 neutral
«lawn. a It:
i ttislting is l-f'sl.
and 3111001“ Platte er
s’umlputaer rtctagh p’JCes. am «it-my will
all remnant: .t turk: or drive them be»
the Flirfltl‘t' unit a rail
Then srrul: the “owl “ith im:
suds or swarm;
thumughiy with
stains and sixniinr
lilt’urltml UH! “lil.
(ii‘EU‘YEIIIK mm
inch! in one 11:1";1
sulutivn is p:.e\mn.~:~.
«murse. he rarefdi) handed.
us trtasfiilile.
I low et‘l.
-..
Siltsit
“1.3:-
lnl.
c;«.1: be
.1 mini-tn unalt- ivy
temx w-l‘sftil
‘3 21'. er.
puznler. atz‘l
(‘lriir “are:
«‘11: often
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v? This
must.
alsn all
lull
film-i
lug powder mus: ire
(‘Zeuu “glen etheru‘ise they “if!
jute the finish ll‘t‘d on the flour,
in-
3 Homemade sum for Floors.
2 “'hen the “‘tun} is t-erfertiy dry tin:
stain. paint. or varnish can be up
plied.
Fur a pine fiver. a sand brown stain
mu he may!» it} vtissnhim.‘ tin mince
of rmrmsttgzmutw ui tmtasl: in a quart.
of warm water. This liquid ls vialet
cultured, but “Len apt-lied to Wood.
i (-iu-mimil aeti-u, results and the wood
I
is stained bra“ t2.
Atwtlwr lmm rt stain {or elther harri-
Wtui or Swim-owl is made from 1";
mime: ni' puit'eriyed Kilimnile dissolved
in a quart of turpentine.
Apply either et these stainc with a
rlmn hrt‘sh or a sponge, making even
wmwmrielpbymmg
on Wu With a WOW Brush. -
strokes parallel with the grain of the
wood. on! wipe the stained surface at:
are with a clean. soft cloth or «ytton
waste. After the stain has dried for at
last 24 hours. polish the floor with a
soft cloth. and apply another emit if
the color is not deep enough, or finish
with varnish or war.
Use Best Quality of Varnish.
\‘amish is generally preferred on
5.1!! nears. and the best quality of
shellac varnish er that“ especially no
(“unleaded for floors should be used.
Some ranzisltes are unsuitable for
floor: because they leave a hard. brit-
tle crating that is easily married and
wears off quickly. Shellac ramish me:
be mixed at heme as fellews:
Tm mamas gum «helium
One—halt pound cw r all.
(me fiZifln almte} . tun-d main:
tu‘ Failed sures zit-mac fies-mu}: So. 2-
Put these Sn‘reditzls into : “ll-slop—
pened b92132 in a ram place. and shake
the mixture traumas until the. shellac
h 1134310242“ Sam!!! net
natal: more than 5 net mm of water.
on M he ate- m to they any
sanitary and,
I‘d like to gel the flours
. ,
“lule the boys are home- {rum ;
same time to'
\Vlmt- ,
tutor that {Iilit‘\ u. uni. “9.1.5 “mi 5‘3”.
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First ef all, make the flour a; li-Ve‘ ‘
tlxhlh' ‘
(.f _
[rat-es of it and «-f «wag» snub or smur- .
returned “it‘ll:
apply the varnish in the ramming. he-
rause it dries better in the daylight.
Brush the varnish in a thin coat with
even strokes parallel with the grain
of the wood. Allow the tinor to dry
for at least twn days and apply one or
perhaps two mere crats in the same
was.
Painted Flcors Easy to Clean. ,
Cowl quality paint Hf nautrai color?
also makes a gead finish {or softwood .
flimt'fi. At lmast tern situnitl be i
applied. After the 13>! (rs-at of paint is :
t
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(‘03:?
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‘dry, 3 snft infirm); finish r-rm ine'
given with equal tarts r-f linseed oil '
'azzd turpentine. lit?) thi: (-21 with a ‘
set: cloth. and ”.7341 the ting: with"
‘a woolen emit. =
CLUB GIRLS PERFECT.
3 WORK ASSIGNED THEMi
Idaho Members Honored for
Completing Their Tasks.
Not Only Make Garments but Put _
Clothing Work on Business Basia
Learn How to Dress Well
at Very Small Cost.
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Dull Neutral Solar Is Best. l ”hand by 9,, tr. M 53.“. Department :
Tin- lin'rl tlur‘alu‘e and attractive' bl Axum-more) «3
The hand tttrnw.i out rer‘ehtly in.
Twin Falls county. Idaho, to lead a‘
txracessinn of 13“ girls who didn‘t.
’ change their minds. They were cloth- I
in; club girls organized by the (Minty
('illb agent of the United States De-I
partmeut of Agrirt; re and the state ”:
agricultural («uh-2e. The “rig-.2531 ezi-I
roiltuem of the duh vms‘ lNJ therein-rs.
“and era-2: um- L"'I‘.‘.;':9£?d all 0:" {2:0
“uric xvi-cued. _\'«.\ Wonder event t.-
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Club Girls Displaying Their Work.
‘ “he (-nuitl appeared fur the “ariziere— “
tzsrttt tits)" reh-lu’utiun in huh-"r of their *
1'.» per (em muttr’etiuu retvrtli 3
" These t. > nut u-niy‘mmie garments }
but putfliwir t EO-Elsliig work on a t-usi- :;
R955 tutsis. 1;:th one lit-gnu by male é
ting an luremnry of her “'2filrube.:
l, Site listed whet sue should add to it. ‘_
' estimated the cost. phumcd . what ‘
weuld be beit fur her to make during
the year. and then set about securing ,
results as a part of her club prugmm.
The girls mated to their families that
"their work was an important factor
in extending the family income, and
they demenstrated to all the other
girls ef the county huw to dress well
a: Small cost.
DELICIOUS DiSH OF HUTTON;
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Steak Smotherod in Tomato Sauce In,
Recommended by the Home
Economics Kitchen.
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Mutton steak (3 slice from the thick- :
er portion of the leg) will serve more 3
people when cot-Red in the followingi
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Neither button nor belt confines
jacket. A broad band ‘of sea
trims the high collar and the broad
flaring sleeves. The jacket is lat:
at the throat.
THE OLD SWEATER MA
Ravel Out Pane Game-:5,
Wool and Make New A-
for Cold Weather.
A well-made worded
last years and years:
sweaters change rapidly
.36 long before the ganmm 3er L2; ‘
ted With infinite pains MN won. 02:?
its lines and style have item-me 1:85.“
It is always a pity to waste guest woof
and in half a me sing you can rare 3
out the passe garment. rru'inti ti.»
wool. and make ready to start a not:
sweater. Or you can turn your (va
“renter into a scarf G? a run; bu?
jacket.
Do not attempt to knit
su'eator until you have S‘Ilik‘hd
normed to get the kink tut r-i‘
t‘rittkled-up werttte-l ““21 tint matte
quaeth. beautiful knitted sat-fare and
pays to prepare year \u-trsted care ’
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out the wool, \rln'l it over a chuirlutr‘l. son {run the inlets,
to smite a trawl-sized skein: {mt} niukt 35' “H" “I“, a“ LN,
each skein as full as you can; H K park :1 yuan: lttnilu'r
always a pity ta break or knn' ”is“, 1“.“ . Mid.“ ,\
worst-«i. R; sure and tie the .et-uie. met-hr in: ”T“;
firmly st lr-~"i eznls “it‘ll :1 hit hf l.s‘..=.t:ii’.2 >
unrstetl or White firing. if 3m: (it: yum: hi ‘1,
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