New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1920, Page 5

MOTHERH00D WOMAN'S RIGHT How Lydia E. Pinkham" , Vegetable Compound Helps' to Make Women Normal. | new apples are too expensive to use. The thickness of the paring deter- | mines the amount of apple left for: sauce and as the first apples are us- | ually quite small most of the fruit can be pared away. I like to add the sugar after the sauce is cooked. Aft- er removing from the fire, stir in the sugar. POOR MAN'S GOOSE. medium sized potatoes. Specials for Wednesday Morning at The Public Market Washington, Tnd.—"T was in such » condition that I never expected to ha children and aunt advised m Compound proved my hnlth. of four adults. and restored & nor-| mal condition of my In the kitchen of her own home | Sister Mary cooks daily for a family She brought to her understanding of the of cooking, gained from kitchen an chemistry system o that [ now | study of domestic science in a state havo a fine baby.' Until she was about & year old T wa very nervous, and all the time thinking Ecm | something terrible was going to happen. If T heard anyone coming my would beat fast and I wanted to run. So" I took the etable in d it helpmf You may publish my letter as the med- icine is surely great”—M rs. I v A BantA, R. K. 'No. 4, Box 24, Washing- ton, Ind. :\nonn the virtues of Lydia E. Pink- bam’s Vegetable Compound is its abil- ity to correct sterility in many . T fact is well established as evi- denced by the above letter and hundreds of others we published in these columns. In many other homes, once childless, there are now children because of th me wonderfully. ““faet that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable | Compound makes healthy and strong. fiBEAR OIL women normal, .;. if;q 2 i 3 BIRTHDAYS, ANNIVERSARIES, MEMO! 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A) During the summer months mos- qQuitoes sort of take the joy out of balmy evenings. But there's an oil that these little pests dislike exceedingly. Ol of citronella freely applied will drive the most persistant mosquito away. This oil can be obtained at any drug store and is not at all ex- pensive. An old handkerchief damp- | ened with citronella and hung ovr the arm or om the back of the chair one Is sitting In makes one fairly im- | mune from bites. | If one will rub his arms and ankles with the ofl even the woods become sufo to enjoy. The odor is pungent just at first and some people dislike it, but to | most persons the suggestion of old- fashioned rose geraniums is pleasing. Menu for Tomorrow. Breakfast—=sSoft-boiled eggs, corn- meal muffins, new apple sauce, coffee. Luncheon—Cheese rameking, sliced | tomatoes, baking powder biscuits, sunshine cherry preserves, tea. Dinner—FPoor man's goose, carrots in cream sauce, shredded cabbage, Caroline cake, coffee. My Own Recipes. Apple sauce never tastes as good as it does when apples are just be- | #inning to come into market. If ! one's time is too precious to spare | | in the careful paring of the apples, small onlons. teaspoon salt. 1-4 teaspoon pepper 6 1 *436 MAIN STREET Opposite East Main Street 1-2 pound pork. I 1 _cup water. Parboil potatoes and cut them into | slices 1-4 inch thick. Mince onions. ' Put a layer of potatoes in a buttered baking dish. Sprinkle with season- | ings and chopped meat. Add another | layer of potatoes ana meat. Continue until all is used, having potatoes for | the last layer. Pour water over the ' whole. Cover with buttered paper! and bake in a moderate oven for an § hour. Fifteen minutes hefore sert- ing remove the paper and brown the top. Prices and Qualities that will appeal to the thrifty housekeeper. STEAK SALE Prime cuts Round, Sirloin, Short and Porterhouse. : 45c per pound PRIME RIB ROASTS POT ROASTS FRESH HAMBURG HOME MADE SAUSAGE MEAT i l CAROLINE CAKE. | Stale cake. l Lemon sauce. Cut the cake in: pleces for serv- | ing and pour over the lemon sauce while it is hot. - The'-cake shoula | stand during dinner. Serve a pitcher { of sauce with the dessert. Chopped uts can be added to the sauce just | IR el before serving, but if nuts stand in a liquid they become soft. 1 | Remember that sarcasm dampens | the salt of repartee. 1 MARY. LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS FRESH SPARE RIBS FRESH ROAST PORK . SALT PORK PERS ONALS Ruth Keechner, Helen Daly, Mary Rose and Ruby Lynch left Saturday ; lert Satur VEAL CHOPS I the Eatmnit mountaine. - Ther wm | ROAST OF VEAL :‘:.\Y‘m the Elizabeth House, Leeds, S’I‘EWING VEAL SELECTED FRESH EGGS ..... HIGH GRADE BUTTER Charles Keehner is spendinz two weeks in Cosey Beach at the cottage | of Mrs. A. G. Bull. ! 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