Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 26, 1911, Page 12

SR em e p tomorrow?" | 21-2 pounds of sugar, B av e, I bear_the burden of onful each of cignamon, &li- ufficient for today, its cares, | spice F ., one-helf tablespoon- 5 ‘hu‘rt-:t:.by”g:.m e ful each chlov-i and salt, one pint, of / 1 j sth for today’s sorrow. yinegar. Boil until thick and bottle. % P 1o md 3 it will ‘help you if you ol write otten, X o Gb¢ Dear Editor and Soclal Corner Sis. or Tt 1t was nage : 5 M&;fig Wika the Sy ever merer M. Luella, did you'try it? If not do, A sy ¥a 1| or the sunsbrighter? Did It not bring 1, At It sisterly io offer the =i -, 7} a Gy ok 2 Bt ot el it 5 | SO i, T oo e S oL o e Tt B & a pul b 8 3 your ) hope s may i gl g it s Fo T iinle 1 the iady who d . seal. > left her Connecticut home a few years e 80 Dear Dreamer: To. /be a trained | 5500, going to your town, who treas- write often and tell us how you ppers—Cut the top from |nurse has been the one dream of mY {y10q the Norwich Courler as her home 5 are. Yes, it is hard to be the peppers, out all the ~seeds; |life, but T have not been able to take | p.per ™" ia ghe not live in Canter- * THREE PRIZES MONTHLY: $250 1o fisst; $150 <o serend; §1.09 to. | %lop ang think of our blessings ‘-\;n: Mfin bbage fine: spice, lll'w“nte a5 | the GAnIng Poor bealth fise heen iy | husy: conts. 7. third. 5 e hayve some e foi u 4 18 ird. Awesd made the last Saturday ln each month. 3 U sad t Soctal TL Weart l‘":"” : Toneh’ pack ln. :‘em. L n:d‘:ovm.; Dear Glenwood: Your idea of short | g i ;;: v’:or‘n’l‘:ad"u.:’nd of Sara De —L——* child I used to sing 2 song that began, i cider vipegar, Keep in a cool ' sleeves and low neck. for working is No, Ma; 1 aid not read the “Her- | EVERY WOMAN’S OPPORTUNITY. - the same as mine, I had my summ 1 Count_your blessing over and over, house dresses made in the winter, low | it in, school in_the ffties. 1 was The_Rulletin ‘"'”'3 good home letters, good business leiters; good hel; . ful letters of any kind the mind may suggest. They should be in hamd 5 Count them one by one; rape Jolly—Boil the grapes in a | neck with flat colar and short sleeves. And you can see what good God hath | porcelain kettle, and to every four|j had two big blue gingham npfnni ::I xylig:elett]::v’“gre tl;h:byso:l:: Cm;r;lir: quarts of grapes use half a pint of o I wigh I could find the piece again. | water. Boil until soft, then etrain ;’,’g‘,}' ntlt(,:'n t:'he,y ;;’:,{,.‘n viace so much l‘!‘rle‘ sghlwe:: and him«‘lnm‘d hbl:’ow;, to Sweet Lavender: 1d like to see | Lyongh & cloth. Boll the Juice twenty| Dear Home Body: You camnot be | {0 0, face, sihey are %o woft. s vour twing, So vou make 80 muUeH minutes and add a pound of sugar to|.ny more of 2 home body than I am. 24 yr Y o 2 - every pound of juice. Then let it boil [T can only have a day off now and | eet en: You are all right. SOCIAL CORNER PRIZE WINNERS FOR AUGUST | ™05 "Eitnnacd niay wikt son sy b | lorpbon iutes and pour into Jelly | then. Keep sweet and sixteen just o long &6 IR A true of uys all. In some way may I L % i Shut-in: How I wish I could have 2 Pt v ol Hine’” D t wish to hurry th - : ; bring cheer and gladness into the sore | Grape Juice—Put ripe grapes on the | been your “Sunshine” in the last three Siey. WOIT pliss AMSEetlier " 100 Fanaly. “A Sister of the Social Corner;” first prize of $2.50 for letter entitlea | Deart of some eone. May my Fatper | 8tove in a porcelain kettle with a very - Wednesday of each week. Write on but one side of the paper, \ Address, SOCIAL CORNER EDITOR, Bulletin Office. Norwick. Conn. months. I would have operated my D 3 A . 1 show me some way to make this rough | little water, and cook until seft. Strain | will with yours and tried to suit in yaue:;n(::c.h';:?‘ to ‘d:"r'.',rl ;3316 1':_\] R Respes 5y 118 Miikling Sesson roaddeuior for some sore feet as they ;h‘roullrmn cloth, and to each quart of | any way that your fancy wnight have L 'yope some of the sisters can, / i = 5 2 tread up and up the hill ¢ T .. | juice add ene cuj sugar; let come | Ca T, . “One of Them,” second prize, $1.50, for letter entitled “Delicious Ways to Pgllpr.eppgrmim, byouo;:y” ome_ to a boil and skl:n, Botile boiling het Dear Sweet Lavender: I am so Gl B nor%‘v;g :’-’,',,;‘,{‘;'\‘, Cook Veal and Chicken,” side me; and I hope you are a better | and seal. glad vou are back again. I have missed G P Yanpkee than other ormalite. you so much. I wish I could see » third prize, §100, for letter entitled “A Little Child Shall Lead | 1f $ou arn't sou must 1oy agatn | woomate Catsup—Cook the tomatoes | nose twins. 1 -know they are darl- WHY, DO WE? Now sisters can't we find some way | JCh;, Press them through the sieve |ings. I have Mayflower's children to | p.ar igters, of the Social and each send a little gift fo some poor | 579 t0 each Ave Binis ada three pinis take up my spare time. She I8 & very |1 om' asking I Rt why We-Dermit where I find encouragement and rest ;:‘#grgflrl‘:fibfiz'zm”i .?':‘3” We 1ot | ghout two hours or until it begins to p;“gnd' t: h::gmthe chud:«::. always | grief to mar our lives. Grief is of ne which gives strength for life’s conflict. . Sus smer > thicken; then add one tgblespoontul of | PRI "Delivery: Do you suppose | COnseauence to the dead, but it is the may 4 e lect and she pack the little hox and of th For example, take a traveler in a | 2 ¢ | ground cloves, one of allspi one ot | wo ey 11 hav. Social r or- | eDemy the lving. The mother or ]fureign iand, let him run across a per- send it to semie uf iBe peay &541 21 and one of pepper. Boil crfia:t:':r ::jr] qfiast:lte ’.'c aJimm-;l:i :3: ;‘:.‘:ee:i (:,rn_c:x:;,m::inch';h}fh::i .2:; einnamon, son from his home town. They may Dot | 1o obi0 De something very small 8nd | unti) thick and add two tablespoonsful [ teli us if he sings, or not. T will say ;. yet zive much pleasure to the receiver. i d th autiful in their liv. t have recognized each other before | Jo¢ ooy one Bive an oninten on tnis | of Ane salt. Bottle, cork and seal. to ‘Jim right now: We do not have | 305 ,;mhf;m“ o S oF 7ol How he will rejeice even to talk of the ilj d q subject Chili Sauce—Eighteen ripe tomatoes | the trolleys and stedm cars as handy | gonartyre? Through love and t residence, it makes nim have yisions ot | Mr. Editor, please let us know your [ chopped, four peppers chopped, four |as the Vantic people I have been | o C0% IS var DOWer‘h‘M" we love can- The bird let loos: in east. kil home. How his homesick heart is|Pinion as I am sure we all look to | onians chopped, one cup of good cider | 1 Yantic many times. Walking 18,4 gic if we keep them alive in_our et loos: in eastern skies, . art s | vou for advice; and am sure, also, that | vinegar, one teaspoonful of ginger, | 500d and as I 40 not own a Dobbin | jin4." Tife, eternal life—is the thing — POEMS THAT CHEER —— THE BIRD LET LOOSE. town; apd if the other has seen his P T T DR T e ¢heered in Joyful anticipation of Te- fjnost all if rot all of the sisters of our | twe teaspoonsful salt, one teaspoonfui | I have walked (o the station many | £,"U5 {0 set our. hearts upon: and flies * » mor | FUNS Gayhizht is fading and shadows of | COTT, Weuld be giad to make just one | cloves, one of allspice, one of Cinma-|times =~ . == 0 0, = the blessings of life are the things to Where - idle warblers roam; night are “creeping on, as the strect | M2Fe child happy that dav. mon, Cook slowly for three hours. Fus! amrock will keep ever- | jo.igh If we get on the wrong side But high she shoots through air and |1amps ara being lit and the wage eamn- | 0t b, L [ear the waste basket ex- | Bottle and seal.” - green in our mind by something often |, “jife"we are in danger of getting light er is wending his way homeward, littie | CIAIm, “If she still keeps on T have 80~ | Cucumber Pickles—Pick the cucum- | © 1eonsrd Bri READY. |0t in a deep shadow—deep grief has Above ail low delay; children press their dear eager fac :}lhegroo?lulg;'e‘.l’fizl;lrmz'st B: :::gglnt; bers when they are from two to three o Bndw_ge. A no ;tflr dD{hh"{’e- l’”‘e ‘:;8““!“‘- ‘h; s - or | €l ¥ i y ‘ate ", s od an e true form the trinity o “herem;g:.hlng WEchly. Doupda” Hes ;aps:. l&r’;;‘i:xw‘kxxlgx:::p:xr‘ng ta'k;‘eittfief,s Housewife, begging her pardon for my ia“g:}‘l:olgtngfiepl‘i‘rg‘:ctps?tn:aljiut-b?h?;g WHAT OTHER WOMEN CONTEND 1‘]?9 heart and it is peace and Jjoy to Nor shadow ‘dims her way. sighted almost a block away to hear | .58 Suess, and hope that some time | uarts of water; let come to a beil and WITH. * | sit with them. We cannot avoid sor- 2 thair happy voices cry: g .| we may meet face:to facf X skim. Pour over the cucumbers boil- row—we should not. Cowper said: 8o zrant me, God, from every care “Here's papa! Here's papa'” ONLY ONE. |ing hot; let stand for forty-eight| Knowing that mamny of the readers | “With a soul that ever felt the sting And stain of passion free, - Xnd mother is busy preparing a tasiy | ¥™e Conn. 5 . hours; then take them out of the|Of this page are housekeepers, I feel | of sorrow, sorrow is a sacred thing. Aloft, threugh Virtue's purer air, hot supper, something he can enjoy, brin Let them drain; pour away |Sure that they are interested in the { We should all respect the sorrowful To hold my ecourse to Thee! for father has not had much to e.if HOW TO CLEAN the brine; put the cucumbers back in | servant problem. and bear in mind that to one in grief No sin to ¢loud, no lure to stay today, there being such little satisfac~ the jar and cover with good cider vin- Negro servants are a problem, in- | the right word is like a switch on a My soul, as home she springs— tion in.a dinner pail, WAISTS AND GLOVES. r, Be sure they are all under the | deed. Many of them dislike work and | railread track—an inch between safe- Thy sunshine on 'her jovful way, See tham scramble from the window, vinegar. Weight them down. stay in one “place” for only a short | tv and disaster—and may help one to Thy fr2edom in her wings! almost falling over each other to reach Dear Social Corner Friends: One of time. befter conditions, RUTH. the door to get the first kiss. Litile | the Sisters thinks that th ia _{ Corn Pickie—Twelve ears of corn| In the south, people do net “cook | Norwich. - Jean, being in.xDomlhy'a armi? is n’g;;:f ner is the bettkesr xr lebancx;flg‘;?:y eut, !H:vmhcob. one head of cabbage, one | ghead,” as we d?), gut prepare each ey TO THE SISTERS est the mouth and she gets the first, | lavoring, so I venture to write again, | P9PDeL chopped, six teaspoonsful of | meal when the time comes. It is the HINTS FROM AUNT BESS. o W Then dear good Dorothy—mother's lit- | after which I must shake hands ali| 8reuBd mustard, two tablespoonsful of | cstom of the servants to carry home e T " F THE SOCIAL CORNER. | tle woman—steps back and allows the | around and leave the Corner for an ',?“' two cups of sugar, one quart of | yhatever scraps may be left from the | Editor Social Corner: Ever sinc 3 5 thers to .kiss papa, while John ex- |indefinite period of time. vinegar. Ceok until the corn is done. | gay’s meals, which is, of course, a |the Corner was started I have wante: We have received from M. Roena a | claims: Two or three good idess in the line | Fut Into quart jars and seal. temptation Lo add some supplies from | to write a letter, but among so many pleasing sketch entitled “A Visit io No, Dorothy is last!” of helps have come to me and I pass Bunker Hiill Pigkle—Cut in large | the pantry, or to appropriate somie | members I was afraid my letter would the County Fair” that will apnear next ‘Archly she looks at John and say them on to yeu for seme of you m.:y]pieces one quart of cucumbers, one|’left over” that is large enough to | never get into print. Bx}t as 1 find wezk, which he feel sure will please ;l‘E:‘ut mi:e wm};tay tl)n the longes! find them of grzat use as [ have. quart of celery, one quart of onions, se;vc Agnini i ;Aegrorll(esufon(l‘!nz in near’lt:\ :\'0’l:§tw::\k A i< = % at is home! How that father reii- . 2 one muskmelon, one quart eaulifiower One gentleman who was very fon __thin e Corner mus e un- all our Soctal Corner readers, since|izes the reception he will gat from m;r°0:' kg :'“’:"““:: ht' fi;‘her mus- | one qumlft of pgpp‘r'qchoppgd fine, a|of fish used often to get a large one | like the old-time stage coach—"al- she identified in her miné several So- | wifey. ¥or, mark this: The wav chil- | o g 0 Tt s 4 S become| o0 iring beans, & few mustard seed, | to bake. One day he noticed that | ways room for ome more. ¥ clal Corner writers and agreeably ,dren Teceive Dparent or stranger inia |Sinite .ol::nip:\“ol%m ‘a‘;" p'l‘,' it in al o0 Guart of green tomatoes, Leave |the fish which was served was smaller | Now, I am not going to give you é el ¥ | their homes, that spirit breathes th2 & - eastile or IVory #082.| oy night in hot brine. In the morn- | than it should be. 1/pon making in- | any recipes, for the sisters have given describes them. The desire to have|.ir of that home. After the meal has | Loeh Place in hot sun. The selution| i dratn Tk rts | vestigation he discovered that half of | us so many nice ones, and nearly ev- the stories kept up has prompted |been finished, how they clamor to Le | C2H8 for one bar of soap and two or o‘;‘v?:srefi:dth::;“.cu :o‘;ts":;::rq?::: the f‘iash. built up by dressing, had |ery paper and magazine contain a. Polly Peppermint to venture upon 4 | Near father. while mother mends stock- fl‘l“;e‘:s?uarts of water., (I use thrze tahlespoonfull of melted butter. i’ut on | been served and that a neighbor saw | number of recipes of the favorite dish- short humorous sketeh which has the | iD8S for little feet, begging father for a a £t the stove; when boiling hot add one | the other half carried off by a small | es of every nmation. One would have ‘merit of being true, entitled “B Width story which no doubt has been relatzd To clean kid gloves, use sweet milk| cup of flour, one teaspoonful of pep- | darky. Of course, most colored cooks | to live to be as old as Methuselah to or C Width?" an issues over a quartsr —Thomas Moaore. a dozen times. and a piece of brown soap. Place glove pers, eight tablespoonfuls of ground |are perfectly honest in this respect | try them all 3 Then father has them repeat stories [on a heavy eloth on a firm surface. | mustard, half peund of tumeric, Stir |and all others. T wonder how many of the rr-du_s Hold wrist of glove in left hand ani|ail together, put on the back of the Nearly all negroes can make good | know the many uses of soap, besides. inck of space. And there is one other | !0 him. te test their attention and 2 1 entitled “An Old Maid's Sup- | Memories. The happy wife now rocks | clean with piec: of white flannel dip- | steve where it will not boil for one | biscuits, corn bread and waffles, but |of course, its use for all kinds of which will ecarry the Cornar hour, Put in quart jars and seal. few of them can make light bread. | cleaning purposes, : N e o N s e SR b SRl e T ey . B, | Their methods of cooking as well a8 | pByreay drawers that stick, and will the dishes they prepare are entirely foreign to ours. very near Oct. 1st, which will be aboat Neorwich, competition time, should the members : not slide easily, may be remedied by rubbing a little soap on the edges. b : Nev kn ree is in him A’S IDEA OF HOME. One trick which has always amused favor thy continugnca of this feature. i ever does a 1N ENow th.‘ fo that is in _ s me is that of putting boiled potatoes | Starch that is mixed with soapy The Editor is surprised to find the till some mighty affection or grief has humanized his Dear Sisters and Brothers of the So- | into hot water. before paring them. | water will not stick to the from. cial Corner: Our Washington sister | Of course, no cook wants to burn her asks, What is home? The definition in | fingers with hot potatoes! the dictionary is, A dwelling house; One of the hardest things to con- the house er place in which one re- |tend with is the independence of the sides. That deseribes very well some | negro race, As I said before, they Sometimes in hemming with very homes that I know of. But it doesn’t | soen tire of work and decide to take a | fine thread the thread will knot and describe my ideal of home, Love is|rest. Some, of course, stay in one | kink. A very little soap on the thread the greatest thing in the :orllg, hand place for years, bui they are the -ex- | will prevent the trouble. contentment next. Home shou! ave | ceptions, ¥, 3 both. In a home like that there is no| They very much resent any attempt | To keep one’s h""‘"’h","‘!?:r': Saud envy of these whe live in big houses | on the part of the mistress to attend | S°fl, wash them thoroug ‘) :‘1u ;u‘rn and go in automobiles. The family are | either the cooking or ordering of | SO4D :;"’Lh:‘('l’fop's ¥73 £ oo O S happy to live within their income in|meals. IJnew one darky who told her | {ake P fue STOPP T WEICCL LACR, FUT Glass stoppers will never stick if a little soap is rubbed on the stopper before it is put in the bottle. interest in the Corner is sg great that 1,—F. W 2 gt . id . the letters in number and length ex- i Rohertson ceed the page allottad to them, and ne e . : 2 . has been obliged to hold several over . While grief is fresh every attempt to direct only until next week. Some of the letters irritates—You must wait till it be digested, and then are of such length we may have to cut i izai 2 them in two that we may make room amusement will dl”".“ the remains of it.—Johnson. for others that are pressing. We hope riew members will not omit _lee sorrow "’otal. The ¢“‘“ th"—: dOCB not ’M’ to send their true names and address- whispers to the o ¢rfraught heart and bids it bresk. es, as w:ll as their pen-names. \ -8 espe their own way, not bluffing or trying | employer that: 3 P The most difficult task the Editor h“k o dos to appear Yhu they are net. fiavix;{g “T den’ want no white folkses prowl- :;Ia;;el{;u{:x t]}?;h;:nd‘;alsill'k:.;ef?flaprcafi‘f\p has is the awarding of prizes. .Where Sortow': erown Of sorrow is re . . something for a rainy dny", and tak-[in’ 'roun’ in my kitchen!” ¢ > but ‘do mot wipe them again. When there are so many good things and membering happier. | | ing some pleasure as they’so along; | Another fact which makes it gim-| but do mot wipe ihem agan. Woen trying to make the others as happy | cuit for the ayerage family to obtain and comfortable as possible, Nothing | a competent servant is that theyv spe- in the hou or no room too niee to |cialize in their work. A girl who is use and enjcy. hired as nurse w. do no heusework, g }; readsol Llllngn I\'m_-dicah si?l?‘ins a chambermaid will do no cooking. S e = . Clean | (Home, Sweet Home in the village|It is impossible to find a colored girl ther gazes upon his household and re- | very carefully u""ll)bgfi :lr::lgf (illno\."e hall in Farmington, Me, last week. It|or woman who will do the washing at |~ £ dirt from collecting un- peats: “The night shall be filled with |have been gone over. Do mot. try thig| %25 her first visit to her old home in|home. Therefore one has to hunt a fACERMRE dif. fpio collecting un- music and the cares that infest the day | on black gloves, but the white-and tan | (NiFty vears. Weather-beaten farmers | washwoman—and that is a mighty | der e R . ot on the shall fold up their tents like Arabs and | may be cleaned parfectly. 7 ]and their wives sat and wept. hard job to accomplish -with success, | flower beds, try rubbing moab on the silently steal away.” Both these helps may be dependad |, f2 Verna, I have never kept ducks. | for the washwomen are quite as pe- | ehds of the -fingers, under the na . P It k there is money in duck raising. | culiar as cooks are. Usually the maid | before going into Rthe garden, an so one can do all kinds of embroidery witheut ruffing up the silk. A little soap mixed with stove- blacking will give the stove a brilliant polish. such equality of merit he is as pain- thu;gs.—Tennyson. fully aware of his inability to satisfy| = 7 all as anyome. He feels grateful that @ Fourth priza was discovered which - & way is pleasing and appreciated. The kindly and tolerant spirit of the members is very much appreciated oy the Editor. e baby and hums a soft lullaby and fa- S BILLIE. |upon te make good, as I have tested A WIDOW’S INQUIRY. F = g 3 € teste MA. . e T when the work is done and the hands Jear Sisters of the Social Corner: b A " 4 —_— that streak left. Your letters are always interesting, and | A RECIPE FROM have her working ouiht in 5ood order P. U. T. WRITES RACILY. T sEarte 1E vo hpve Gt oRd g Tight shoes will slip on easily if the Corner very helpful, in many ways, CRIMSON RAMBLER. mfl,y“finq Hiem _usstyl. . S a.:d just now as 1 finished reading Es- “:z oht ‘Seo’c’i'alb(g(tw:ei:he’ for the suc Dear Editor: T don’t blame you at all| jarge amount of tact: if the house is stocking. ther Damon, by Mrs. ¥remont Older, it| Dear Editor and Sisters of the Secial POLLY PEPPERMINT, for cutting out some of my trash. I|gsmell; if you hire a washwoman and | I might go on and on, but do not occurred to me to ask the Sisters what | Corner: I have arrived home after » il don’t believe I can ever write such|ga coal boy; if You give one afternioon | want to make this, my first letted, too ;)hey were rrading and what they like f week of much enjoyment at the seu- : serious and interesting letters as our|, week “off” (preferably Saturday, and | long. 4 t to read, after the Bible and the|shore, I spent most of the time at| ALINE'S SCHOOL LUNCH housekeeping sisers, for although I've | Sunday afterneon, alse); It is quite | I hope some of these hints may three in the family: if you possess a | soap is rubbed on the heel of the Sunday school lesson and the Endeavor | Watch Hill, but mede short visits to ‘been married five years I have no home i i 3 € | possible to get a fairly good general 2 1p to the readers, :f‘”n—um”. nxl"e @ matter of course. | Pleasant View and Ocean Beach. How SBUGGESTIONS, | 5 my own in which to “heusekeep,” | servant, or maid of all work, at mod- | © m‘i-;wrfcfi L AeUNT BESS. u:' daily b:gll. and daily food. But{many of the dear Sisters enjoy going although- I dearly love every phase of | erate price. TRAVELER. s story, you are a.mother, yau|te the beaches? I enjoy the seashore| Dear Sisters of the Corner: I sup- | housekeeping. But I thought that we} Xorwich. i 4t Buverpeodudtion. might as well read it, if you have op- | imnensely. portunity—just to give-you a hint to “Clara Speedwell's Vacation,” by look after your gweet young daughters, | Ruth, was all right. 3 g and if you are a daughter you might Haile Clubber: I am going to try as well read it. When you've read 't|your combination salad, as I am very you will knew why I called yeur at-|fond of salads. : ention to it. Many, many thanks to Ma for her There ar: a good many lessons ih | method of breaking up setting hens. I pose that many of youy, when doing L'lu\kflo Eh' “‘:“‘ilh ‘m;d and Dfl'fb{fl; the ————— next Saturday's baking wil 8 1 work which has been appointed us = ning for the - achool Ehitaren’s Taneh aed. develhy’ oyr cEA¥ugLars e op WET. MOON: DANE VAosTIOLS Buikbin ot noow i a well, if not better, in a disagreeable A 3 B - T1ike to put wp Phinge mien will not | enviconment, as in’ a pleasanter. TR gl T R S so0il the fingers or clothes, -and vet, Shut-In: You have all my sympa-| o ©oiq like to h hi: o A 3 What Then? considerable variety is needsd, as chil- { thy. 1 agree with you, that it would |, . th o o TS o ol i i . dren quiekly tire of cold dinners he fine to haveS. C. pins. Buy them | Norn on the end of the moaon. calling | . Disconcerting thought: Suppose Mr. :;u I:I.A;r)', a?d we alll.lzave ou:;lassflnll‘ am trying it: hope I'll be as successful | One thingz nearly everv ehild wil} | 8nd all wear them. We will be staring noat }:gnrgm;'rl; )‘1‘12 pt(;:g«t: x;mlx\_:,dd"ca(fi; i\iurgan, e tr;rlm\ik:!th:‘;;hflfl;x% :l.e"e: Sordag we . - n E 3 sl - 4 e investiga s glad you have all|gs she. at the cost lapel of every Woman We | ... "5 standing on its end, conse- | irastoSt. Touls Post-Dispatch. stopped making light of your husbands.| How many of the Sisters ~|like is salted craskers. To premar?, | meet. & 5. st Very affectionately, their winter house 'plasn:s ‘:":e:&it".‘i‘r;; spread milk Crackers with butter, Sweet Sixteen: Don't let “Aline” | QUently it is called a wet moon. e WIDOW. |for the winter? 1 am gomng to Have a | SPrinkle with salt and toast a few min- | “jolly* you. T'm sure we'll all be just| To Blanche: Glad you liked the { —— collection of begonias. T have tem dif | UteS in & hot oven. These must noi | as interested in the “dainties” as in [StOFy: I should. have liked to have Deafness Cannot be Cured HOME, SWEET HOME. Terent spécies already. with the promiise | Pe Packed in the baskets until cold, or | the latest methed of canning beans! | £0ne berrving with vou. Iam so very La d s b= of a few more. I am a great admirer | tRe¥ Will not be crisp. I think you and I must be about the if’“d of b]“‘fkhe"‘b‘“sé and Home vaca- |:py Jocal apulicstions gs:tHey, cingot Sisters of the Bocial Corner: Thera|of begonias. In fact, I am a very| Sandwiches, of course, must be maje { Youngest of the sisters. I'd like o ions are not so bad after all, as one | reach the diseased portion o [ .- ] iati 5 . ve al i i e is 1y one way to cure deafne. are so many agsociations connected | great lover of flowers. e 161 met you. 1 think we'd have lots of | 39¢S not have ail the trouble of making | There is anly o 2 which no doubt are sacred to most of | T have tricd a great many of the g::«;‘ a‘:‘;lz'mmo:ggng v::b:l:‘;' 't‘mmnt‘n: fun, new clothes to go away in and packing |and that is by constitutional remedi Three hundred and forty pounds of John L. Sullivan! It looks lika a case of overproduction.—Chicago Tribune. Deafness is caused by an inflamed co us in that little word home. That]Sdcial Corner recipes and em | tw - — I'do hepe Grandma will write again, | UP and unpacking again. g E dition the mueeus lining of, the word and mother should be very dear| very goed. P g fue :;}.oe h:fl‘o}!‘:;: .qs",'."po"‘:u'hnga?t b.,‘q‘,' 1 feresee some very interesting letters SHUT-IN, Bustachian Tube. When this tube is to our Nearts. It has often been said: | I find much enjoyment in the Sociai| ter and 4 Gash of penper. This should | from her. z i I I e s “What is home without a mother?” It | Corner edition and turn to that depart- | make four sandwiches As @ variation| [ouiss: I must assume that I guess- LIFILE THINGS: e el Aeitacas. 1y Ihe ~FRSGIL has always seemed so strange to me | ment the first thing on Saturdays. from meat fllings; iry lg ‘lding the | ¢d correctly, Please don’t think me > and uniess the. mAammation e and as beautiful as the French lan- I also enjoy the Children's Corner on [ bread with butter and them a thick “fresh,” for in reality am a very Dear Sisters of the Social Corner: |{a%en out and this tube restored te its meek young persen, even though 1 am | Will you allow me to make a sugges- | normal condition, hearing will be de- tion? ‘stroved forever;inine cases out ef ten If se, here it is: are caused by Catarrh. whieh is noth- When sending in cake o# pudding |ing& but an mfamed condition “of the Suage is. there is no word fer homwe.| Thursdays. I think that a very nica |'flk row! Maison means house, and that is as| thing for Unecle Jed to de, te encour- l‘i’v"{e:ngfi,.: :.,..“"' squash er pus- | red-headed. near te it as thay get. In this age of|age the small children to do such writ- | tard piss, make some little emes in One of Them: Your method of cook- invention it is & wonder to me some|ing. It gives them many brilliant ideas | eup cake tins, Just the thing tu put | inE ehicken certainly is delicious. I ¥ g /mycous_surfaces. sm mh-;nhmn::;nl\:m onip while writing. I watch with much in- | in Juneh bexes. . bh::.x!'::“ nd_«mn in f:&m :-a:?u, lt'ieocme’::i 1 v.p:m_k it a' g‘fiod t;l)lleal_n ttorm;n- Ve Swill give One (u,md,ed y-,:d".“ man: odes in | terest so = - N r readii your er urday n how it is pu oge , for you [ ny case of Deafness (caus B: me of the little writers. espe- | Cooltles. of course. can be made in | PU 30eR FO30INE YOUC S P URaT | (O DU the Wame recipe fogether In | aatarthy (hat cannot he cured by Halls {Camrrhj Cure. Send for circulars (res. this world, but they are mot homes. eially Mastsr Tebin. He seems to be s g ¥ onee 9814 te me: “Home :ala very smart young man for his age. il gal;a;;a;i’;z:;‘ r::(lld::-? p} ginner and the fumily deciare it was | aifferent ways and abiain g """";,g“; HENGY & CO, Toledo, O Where one slesps, sats and has his|T think it one of the noblest and grand- | eookizs. try puiting two together with | An® e S T Lo e ot o LY ot el Hoid by euggists, Tae." e e ;he AR oA e(?om “Q est enterprises to start those two Co:- | euler a chocelate or coeoaput fudge |, a.slo :1:\9 ecnw i A onc;eroer “k“ o, but just ask any experience Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- unbounded. No fathomable dept; 1:: 3o, and | hopo it - Wil “sncsurage ng, or instead of pressing one large t,:tm"'n:\@r caga,in'e" ke o y COZ"week ago, one of the recipes given nation: ronan e he Coreateh ofe Sobib. no|many mare wxiters to join the crcles. | raisin in the center of each coate be- | 'L TEVEL SHL. oy lotters from | was Iried by one of my nelghoors e ifference how far we roam, to say we | folks m:m::n zu";::;ghi:a;? thar {f: :,:5::"' 'fl:fi: .radi:zg w‘i?e dxu:; so many new sisters, ] do hope we'll | She brought me in a piece of it Many a Stfl:loflng' Waman are going home and then the thoughts{have read In A Farmer's Talk tolthree good cookie recipes: e hear from them often, The cake was not.good, She gave me | Drags herse painfully through her of the weleome. g Farmers, se take it all around The 3 : P, U. T. |the recipe to read. It sounded good gaug _tglks. sqfl‘c;rml Ir]om hu'ckacho. In a thome God's chief attributc— | Bulletin is just a dandy paper, and all Lemen Coekies: Twa cups sygar, 0ne e to me, so after she had gone I de- fa ache, “"W‘ sness, loss of appe- love—must reign. Then there will bel we can say is “Three cheers for The | P buttermilk, one-haif cup lard, one READY CHATS WITH ALL. cided to try it and when baked brought | tite and poor sieep, not knowing her that jey, peace and comfort of which | Bulletin!™ - teaspoon seda, two teaspoons baking - her in a piece of mine—a most deli- | ilIs are due to kidney and bladder the werld kpows nothing. How my CRIMSON RAMBLER. powder; flaver with lemen, add flour Dear Editor and Secial Corner Sis- | cious cake. troubles. | Foley Kidney Pills give quick ;:;art p:ul to ltl‘le immoruu’ujolm - to roll. ¢ Jters: 1 l';a.ve n;ahzhe? éhe n'oltnht r.;un ”I‘ flouldd.lc:rcely convince her that B‘ifili’-fip{"lfiufl"}o’fié‘aufl“;i? ét:::‘ 2 : [OWar yne, who wrote “Home, N - not to write to sisters of e So- ad used the same recipe. She had d ke Sweet Home” After he was 13 years | TIMELY SUGGESTION FROM ONLY m“»"v:‘“"s‘;‘r Wafers: one cup flour, one | cial Corner will be o case of giving up PuL it tosether entirely different with | N0 Woman ¥lio 3o suffers can- afierd to SRR o Mot ONE. SR One il Do as ehegbot| (e vepar, sy T caumol rend the lei- |Whe sbove remiia L | e ooy ruis The Les AR08 R Rpd ot S D) meslimeiion | etei Contanuins Bdaar: 1 do ot | EREIED AR "Drop in sposntuls on | 1% Unt, o, Lol Eivcady Toresed | pericncon Conks resd. those eciven n| @ et ST e an Y. S - an 80, u = Xy i pe e mn- | eac] e % 2 ‘wou! a ea more trouble - . mberiain, al nton, e., tling world, whare his heart could l,;n- couldn’t it be planped for a trip for|lasses. str in one ublnmn"mdi. Te .me, home is what I make it. |to tell just ho:rtha are put together. | boldly. accuses Hucklen's Arnica Salve burden its trials and perplexities and | one to go and ene to remain at home, | pour while foaming avar one Cup sugar, | Once it was where mother was. 1 An experienced cook knows that in [of stealing—tl sting from burns or receive’ sympathy and encouragement. | then the other go; for, dear sister, ai- | one egz, one heaping teaspoon ginger | have had: the care of-the home put on ! using butter and sugar in a cake that | scalds—the paih from sores of all kinds He. 1_uic everyone 91:5. had his cares | tHough my mother is yet spared l_()lb?aten together: add one tahlespoc my shoulders, and it is up te me (it is best to cream the butier and add | —the distress from hoils or piles. "It and “ups and dewns.” being a writ>r | me. it must leave with you an empti- | vinezar, fiour enouzh to roil stirred whether it will be a pleasant one or | the sugar gradually: and in adding |robs cglg.‘cum‘dru!sas. sprains d of ne mean order. i ness which at times must hecome ur- | as lightly as possible. not. 2 milk and flour, to them alter- | injuried of their terrer' He savs, “s8 The very word home rings like mu- | bearabla; and perhaps it §s 3 " ALINE, I have been told by elder people | nately will give her cake a finer tex- |a healing remedy :ts equal don't exist.” sic'in ‘my earg. It ig always 3t hemelbest for jyou {9 have a littiel Nerwich e ot that when the new moen is straight l Je & Osgeod Co _— ture; alse, that the addition of & lit- | Only 35¢ at The