TRY IT AT OUR EXPENSE. We earnest when we ask you to give E a tri _You have nothing to rigk and hing to m for OUTPoueY 1 et eaiia from a ou 3 CRANE Tis omer Sives the wives and mothers of those who drink to ex- an opportunity to try the VRRINI treatment. It is a very simple treat- ment, can be given in the home without publivity or loss of time from business, R Pepared in two forms: prepared in No. 1, secret tréatment, a_powder; QR- them and nin care! on set up to d water or aleohol, % Instead of the usual method of swal- lowing a plece of bread to dislodge a fishbone in the throat, try sucking a lemon and swallowing the juice slowly. In less than a minute the citric acld in the lemon will have dissolved the bone to a felly and it will harmlessly slip down the throat. To iron sash or long scrim curtains easily, fold the curtain lengthwise and iron with *he selva; to the right within an inch of the center, being careful to leep the selvage straight. Unfold and fron without stretching the parts ve rellef in a very short time. This is 2lso good for foothache and ear- ache. When other things have failed, it Is a simple but effectlve remedy. For Burns and Scalds—Try just com- mon buxmmu; put two tablespoons into a cup full of water and wet a lece of linen and spread over the rn. The pain will disappear like magic. . If the burn is so deep that the skin has peeled off, dredge the dry soda right on the part affected. Soda is also That Plc:ij‘c; in Nat’s Woods The Telephone were pretty Dusy-bod- fes, with Chatterbox to help. Bee kept buzzing around the ficwers teiling Cal- la Lily, Violet, Azalea, Cornflower, Pink Rose, Arbutus, Morning Glory, Golden- rod, Chrysanthemum and-the rest. ‘Wednesday had been appointed and the hour set for 10 o'clock, but really it wasn’'t morc than .30 when teams When The Norwich Bulletin reached Jane Ann's it was hard work-to leave it alone until read through. It had meant a good deal to her from the first, and now with the pienics, fairs and all it was more interesting than ever. She had been disappointed in not be- ARDENT SPIRITS CANNQOT PUT ONE IN GOCD SPIRITS ; EVERY WOMAN 'S OPPORTUNITY. The Bulletin wants good home lettess, good business lettlers: good help- ful letters of any kind the mind may suggest. They should be in hand by Wednesday of each wegk. Address, SOCIAL CORNER, SDIT Write on.but one,side of the paper. OR, Bulletin Oglice, Norwich, Conn. THREE PRIZES MONTHLY: $2.50 to 4:st:/81.50 to second; $1.0U to third. Award made the last Saturday in each moria, two inches in the center which was omitted when the curtain was folded. This will make the curtain look like new. There will be no fold in the center and it will hang perfectly. A teaspoon of olive oil before each meal is an excellent thing for the nerves as well as a tissue bullder, and is said to prevent the joints from be- coming stiff «nd rheumaticg Outward- 1y applied, it prevents wrinkles which is caused by a deficiency of fat in the cells of the skin. In cases of extreme waste of tissue larger doses are ad- vised, as it is absolutely pure nourish- ment. Keeping oil in darkness and in a cool place is the secret of it remain- ing sweet. BILLIE. SWEET LAVENDER’S PIES. Dear Editor and Social Corner Sis- ing able to attend any of the fairs, but after thelr trip to Hartford Nat had been unusually hard working. Some- times it scemed to her as If she would like to get out and mest the sisters, but was rather bashful and generally had considerable work to do.” It was Saturday, and The Bulletin was full of picnic plans. Nat and John Henry having finished up the husking, bhad got the chores done and were ready for supper a lit- tle earlier than common. Jane Ann was hurrying around, putting the fin- ishing tonches to the table when Nat spoke so suddenly she nearly dropped the dish of beans she had just tdken from the oven. “What in tarnation ails the women, anyway 2" Jane Ann looked up to see he was reading The Bulletin. “Here they've hardly got over the began to arrive. Such a jolly crowd, all trying to find out each others names. Suvddenly some one pointed up, and there came Fairy Godmother, as usual, in her airship. Such a welcome as Frank, Diana, Balsam Fir and our far)e" e ":m clm xE Put two pounds of brown sugaf, t milk, one-quarter teaspoon of salt, two Such jov above the gloom never plant the button var, and arranged the upper helf—three | appearances) as the sea on & sum- | Iecomi pare cups of vinegar and one ounce of stick |cups of rolled meal, raising if desired. Just waiting in the lanes of life the larger varieties or the; sheives—whick had a door of its own— ; mer’s day. | rifices cinnamon into a saucepan and brin Bake in a three pint il o in s un out a . in | T g 5 5 i vas ples we ask rselves this fepisdle s e RETE e pint pail covered for _ To break in seas of bloom; run out and become much smaller in | for her home drug store. On the lower | I could see Simon was pleased with | - to the boiling point, and let boil 20 [one hour and fiftegn minutes, Such tripping feet, such dancing e size. shelf was a roll of soft white rags, | the dinner, although he said nothing; | How can a child. who has|n;;utes. dip one-half peck of peaches i % s wishing and such will Tn the fall drive stakes at each four | one of old flannel, a box of medicated ; @nd ‘I had a rcal pleasant visit’ with | D cared for be so ullerly | eparaiely into hot water and then |, Panut Butter Fudge—Two cups of To feel around the magic world corners of the chrysanthemum | cotton, a little package of wool for | sister Mary and her husband. regardless of those who have done 80, o the fur with a towel; stick | JFOWR sugar, two-thirds cup of milk, The bappy Christmas thri [hed. " "nain” 1itric” sirips on top | carachie. an old ihin blanket and an| Before they left they invited us to | much for them?” The answer lies in | Ci% G0, GC T AU R OV SHIEK | dissolve and lec boil hard, stirring but Selected. |and very cold nights lay sheots | old bed sheet. Qn the middle shelf | spend a couple of days with them at | the fact the cultivation of the | U8 PTG AN TRl cloves: Dt anso |little until it forms a soff ball in wa- sl Sy [or burlap on frames and your beds |Was a package of catnip and one of | their camp. So that will square up | uflections has been negletted, and this | joie "o peaches at a (ime : ter: remove from stove, add four ta- ANSWERS AND INQUIRIES. |Will unfold much more perfect and |sage for colds, ome of wormwood for | Some for my work and trouble. It|cannot be done without disastrous re. | "% '8 BELes B & (M€ - | blespoons of peamut butter and stir — the blooming period be much pro- | Sprains, a tin box of soot for stomach | always does’ pay in the end to do | sulls To lenore the spiritual side Gl -itea o Novl MK St i o uniil dissolved: add one teaspoon of RURAL DELIVERY—Card recetved | longed. v ache, a bottle of witch hazel, one of | one's best. o e e O Guttie itubs Veffes mouredil ard vanilla, one-third cup of raisins, cut and_forwarded to Ruth. Sisters, get a supply of mending cot. | camphor, one of camphorated oil. @ SIMON'S WIFE. |t in power and to rob it wholly of all | Pufter tubs after souted, and the | ralsins’ small; beat all until creamy. BIDDY-Cards and letier recelved | ton on cards and spools one, two, three | box of home-made ointment from =S endearing qualitie hub fora malt oot e e FAT CONTRIBUTOR. and mailed as you wished, S48 B in you can get all | Balm of Gilsad buds and sweet agra- | T[MELY RECIPES FROM AUNT | gt Shifdren are o ¢ Sohere | day or two. After flling set in & oor| Kent County, R L 5 ¥ TR s LI shades. TIf your cotton gloves gi mony cooked in lard, a box of plain igushizal. o 0D AL & hot td o B T hor T i oF At ahoalfl koen hland mend them. line, and ome of cold cream; a pair of : T | b dbur WL S0 cmie: oorn) bregd ang open Zor yeliomould keep their eves| It your husband's overalls and jump- | &mall_scissors, a needle and white| Dear Sisters of the Corner: As to- | Customed to sceing everyone busied in | 2nd sour wilic fo make corn bread and BUSY L2 or - yell decorations on the | ers get small ho in them take one | thread, a package of court plaster and | matoes are plentiful this year, and | Promoting their comfort making L‘\v\e

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