NORWITH B! ULLETI SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1914 body wanted—an all fired good boss— ne how. But I've got my eyes peeled on the running parts and then appl fine oil and after it has soaked in the DRINK v fur suthin' a lestle softer than this 3 clock will usually vun all right, % " p Kerosene ofl works well T e { thing or two, and 1 was right stuck on ready for a good lubricato i that Idee of vours: but the hired man : A clock, like a pet, 1s quickly spoiled | lit out fur parts unknown an them ther by the attention of first one member of hogs had to he fed, 80 thep Ty - . = the family and then another. | TR Ta Tuck tew.—had. the rhsuma- "ne](rosu- afternoon ‘in . January (row one coyld not walk with a raised NE WHQ KNOWS I T 2 - Aunt Judy, Libbie, Ella of Canterbury | umbrella when a trolley car w G RELI tizi—and that last cold speil fr h | 1 a trolley car was pas: ABLE HOME TRE N o s T e gnd Isabei stood in front of the war| ing. They soon arrived at the wharf COFFEE AS A FLAVOR. i ATMENE last and_ontics: pumMKIels Gol St hiation In Prankliit sqpare, Norwith|and paused gwhile:to glance over the| pDear Social iR o Thousands of wives, mothers and A Zoln al waiting for a trolley car. ley gusts| harbor with its cosmopolitan shippin, g PIEIMAL SRR TR 184 sister: i i i DUBMI BIe, ik D WM EMO bof Jwing. blew: acrilis SiieEuiiate Saud | The ethor extendy info & agalficeat | Surotising How usetul cofles. e S Sl e i e e P A z o quare, and | Th or e s into a m: S A R o o j=d 2 i pecaan 3 Ce y:zr B e p::;r:]rgrywé the thermometer, at five degrees below | bay (wo and one-half miles wide, and | Sevih o sa o W edicine, as well a of ORRINE, because' it has cured e I e T 2oov’ Drociklindd King, Wiiter iad be<) hax, es soom fo o tidusand shipe everage. | their loved ones of the “Drink Habit” fore. vowd bin gons and dons ‘it. No ,u[n_ is reign in earnest. ot R aedons the bay was of | Strong Coffee is useful in case of | and thereby brought happiness to their e e P R oiuta no movs | L bble, fon absul the twentieth time, | shurt duration and offered many novel | colic. and it serves well to sober an | homes. Can .be given secretly. OR- 1 vou here from me. A feller’s own ' declared she was almost frozen, jand intcresting sights to the. tourlsts. xicated person. RINE costg only $1.00 per box 3 routioe lo generally. bad;Tuek: . but| Aunty, Olgs andl “Tain@oduother | 5 guide pointed out the spot where lowing are a few ways in which | s 3 per box. Ask = tuther feller’s Is mostly—lack of gump- CME WP 10 the g\'rg; iy ot to| the Maine was sunk, La Fuerza. Ha- it may be used in the kitchen: 1 fox Eten Bostint tion, or shiftless. That's the way tiz. AT thio slase g s a8 oldest Lok Twith 1ta bironse ln- £ ¢ Ny S A | Yes-sir-ee. Mr. Luck does :haulger a| “Well, Libbie,” said Fairy Godmoth- | dian maid, facing the | &:u?ea Sp!ca (‘Dake— am a cup and | N. D. Sevin & Son, 113 Main Street WOMAN OF SILENCE IS A WOMAN OF hull lot, | ot T T e i E hee b fur. Gout, | Punta. Park, aind fertrens eitrance 16| o, 0 L O sranuiated suiar With P e SENSE DOl ok ane Ann, sex I: “Tarationt | "YOU deserve a bettsr fate: Tet us.all| Havana harbor as Morro Castle T e e et OF slisiok. | Tais 41 FE 5 Therug feller wlhat's writ onto thi f:om‘v:‘e dr\ég\‘l'og“ft and get some '["" Tx“;::“ the left hand side of the en- | agd the yolk of ,;‘ e ﬂwgm | “"\Kll.\m;uh‘l be .aler; at once, for it is paper—'bout his luck! “Shoo, now,” | Chocolate, and while we sip it we can | trince. he yolk of a bea 2g to t ot good after standing. D it Just s plain astmothin aiscuss Social Corner J\muex;s' | s olden day Jaid the guide, i‘f’ﬁ“,fm'f"d"l,‘ﬂ';:.',:‘:l’\'d\:,1,"1 pag h,‘; ‘“'}[ m““"‘ ed lettuce, canned salmon and o > g he Cornerites sta D street, | ¢ s were stretched acros: . a o cups ayonna is a k Rl L ; e U ot mmunt lo wuthie | hurrying along with her face buried | Was long before tourists used to come. | cup of o i ol in | . the SUSHEIn uT hengiel [food o Bulletin wants Sood holse leftcrs, good business letzers: good heip- | DO-Way. I'm goin' to iell you my 'x-| I a huge muff, 4id not see the ap- | How " interesting and quaint that | four a teaspoon of cinn sl e Sl ful lotters of any kind the mind may suggest. They should be in hana by | PeLieNes resoluting. PEORCTOF the satd e oliids aald' Doratiry. L “Iichn: hard= | gestaioantoe il DRIf & soaspoon, of | onto. al o oo Tl xed with Wedzosdsy of each week. Wrile on but ane side of the paper. e epeil agos fore 1 was Uncle Nat to| . “Well met, Sister-Bnid," said Aunt| 1y realize that this old world city sol ground oloves FGEaDOsR Orimalt antl] sood” Coniatibe L e e : = . hed suggestive of Spain is o aspoon of salt and ' good co atio a s Address, SOCIAL CORNER. SDITOR, Bulletin Ofice. Norwich, Conn. e A U Ty eincin ol aniony, asd wilnel | mites Lrony the e L - L T S L e B That is s wholesome 45 1t 18 O e . . : rge; ot Vs clncL L O0% b ay 2 - St of | slowly in a loaf. g e ol o 8 time~ I gof considerble puffed up | of bleasure fitied over her face as she | Florida g Boo e “bout them ere prints. Them foot prints recognized the Social Corner sisters. | Here the hoats reached Morro and | Mocha Tarts—Bake shells of 9 MARGARET. 1ZES MONTHLY: $25C to 4rst; $1.50 & was to be a dary—kept right up to the he tourists disembarked. They were and sprinkle them with chopped —_ F < S mes A $100 to thica, | Iom o RN : e 1 | immediatel | hlanci o : HINTS AND HELPS FROM FRAN Award made the last Saf andle. lowed I'd be a sort of| ‘Whither away, nediately besieged by a crowd of | blanched aimonds. Then fill them with K. turday in each monta. orakle— and folks would know where On this cold day?” native children, who were in various | mocha cream, made in this wa Mix | e Social C to git the weather and such truck—for stages of undre: and who clamored | half a cup each of sugar and flour and | ;" ¢, or of the Social Corner:—I hope years back, and most lkely the weath- | said Enid, zayly, unconsciously lapsing | f0L centavos (pennies) add a cup and a half of hot milk and | 3f ooy Sisters who are feeling I, nd m gayl; ously lapsing 5 or have colds will 1 SOCIAL CORNER POEM. | SUGGESTIONS FRoM POTLATGH, | (E.eller af Washington would hear of | Into poetr: s ascent 0 the. entrancs. iu. by DA sosun o stiongi caffes.. Copelr| B iAo e b f cidie e ary of mine, and,want somse | E inclined road, shaded by royval | Minutes, stirring all the time. Beat g S - pluebird will A New Year's Resolution. D % v statisticks. Ilow I took it bad. I| %00 wat ihayy Polnblanag ‘and Laars and hee sre | the ¥olke of two fexrs qa et soon return with their cheerful songs. 5 A e s DR i o get thawed out, < ‘aurel and there are ggs a two b Teny weCH Tt : fve heard about the New Year Frjends: Am thinking it ahout e to | tines aboat that ere dary W fous | Withast e e et tus_sbove ‘which | 3Rlo8Boons OF 2 Snts wiin o nehe's Dirthday comes . Last vear And how the thing is done write a i i me to | things abou at ere dary. e'll— | tower ssive moss-grown walls, | Of miik. d o paste With a| rohrnary 14t T reccdved Bt yeor Ront e e EE e e at prite and thank many of the Corner | fust year I's writ a few days: than | prompily replied Isabel. B mpered up to the Hilltop | [Ablespoon of fresh i you! CUIME MR LD Long before they're half begun | they sent me ristmas greetings | some night—twould be like this: This sally produced & hearty laugh,|2nd o iikor rolames. ot fack | Bave not fresh butter, freshen salt but- | Sicd ToUL Der ahd fthe cute little kews In making ome myself this year, | Interested = Reud Jane Ann! “What in tunket was I a ' and Enid declared if that was the case, {5 S0 coul The rest of the party, | (eF DY putting it for 10 minutes unde _seem to whispher. softly It may be old and out o date, | ginterested Reuder: ~ Accept ~my|doin week ago last Tuesday” Say! | she hoped they Would invite her to however, found it strenuous walking. | TURRIing cold water. As spor o i, uot menG ihiee But I goess 'twill ¢ome in bandy Pilicie T canm tiesh ohokivor are. What'd T dew—last Monday? Rain. join their ranks. The invitation was!| Morro Castle is an irregular fortress | 244 the butter to the pakte take it 5 --w’“e_n re T've many days to wait. [ Wonder how ? Se=s) TRONTOU Care. | Naw! ihwas ploaskutiiand thubfend | condinlivisivensandsihaiscomiComen iy part newn out of rock and partly | SO (S B0 N X ialnos "wave proved sisctive atter You will say that it's old-fashioned, |know you. You w il = jisacss | sisters proceeded up the street | builtion rock. - 'Ttkis-one hgndeed hnd | SESS. Dearen SUIL, Gh0 A teaspoon Of tore: Hate i e et For it’s “Do yve unte others 1 Seems lik : R an }'a reminiscent = nid. With{ o rrounded by wonderfully deep moats, | it in the shells. Garnish t with et e e e < < | Seems like we are getting to be one S Z g reminiscent smile, “I was sitting in| S0 ed b ¥ deep moats, | | an while warm and iay on the a As ye would they'd do to you.” [ big fa _ Next year I sot out agin. I figgered i Z o Wes | one of which crossed by a draw- | Uits of whipped cream ’ RGN Seme fellow's always preaching | us_for some time ith | dling soon that ther dary lay on the | rounded hy heautiful flowering tropical| , I can hardly imagine” said Aunt|of milk and coffee with two tablespoor Tha back BresAthiat s ol Meas helf, and | ith 14, d That no man is honest now | Pleased to hax shelf, and one day I caught Jane—a shrubbery. The little birds flitred| :00Y, &S she vigorously fanned herself, | of t 1 d Boof an: oM, discard: That each one makes Tt easy, [iftizasen to have Sunshine’ with us |panting xecelts irito I onithaiRIvNOW | rrom D e e DS A ing | (hal a week ago T was in Connectl. | of T o —bax mooth Ta aiiies | hasting Tavethwise: wrrope. €is od of loring Seat e s e et e o ks e\;‘n;,:é»r‘.:; we |1 Ylows Nat's pie-headed sometimes. | {othe o e et qut trying hard o keep warm. 1 O T e Gl ThISE e hanie = 'm sure 1 dom't belleve ft, few sunbeams j & appreciste; & |0 as e as ever for e 2 ; 5 | Married and Happy could have con Vith crez 2 k5 . T o . e o s just now. January has | them ther f 3 o | t is simply maddening to hear you Sprolks e me | with cream. wash then a auil il Ton ARt an aml sunbe o v ha r fooi prints. Consarn ii, sez | (4 Iy oma 0 hear YOu| with us" she continued 3 B And stll trust my fellow-man. S owimalted B Boon ae R my nose nd my amb with | 5% Py aa (it i ey ungi bl el © The good and bad must mingle Wi onts v i For a apell it went suthin’ like this: | [0y, Bose red, and my feet numb WIR| Here they entered the fortress. AlL|lt 18 frothy. Dissolve two cups of sus | Moosuy g And the false will always be i ts of rain has been | Weather— F — got up fed hog—et | ‘. 5 around we o 1k e gar in a pint of milk and a cup of | o0EID: e : fod d Httle sickness, as we web- | brekfast—et dinner—fed hog—et sup- ! rmore,” pursued Enid relent- | o ort B mb- proof kitch-| girong coffee and add the. cream S R I GG | feet feel better when it rains. D Syenii o s e = wv e e an wore & |§ife Boen deack, ook - iaxines howih prevE), dun- | o iohe, ‘M. | OIL CLOTH ON KITCHEN WALLS. e { sl have many violets in bloom. out- | weather—S— ] | Panama nat, white shoes, and—— Just | SGT5 10 Eated embrasures, vault- i —Harry M. Dean. ;0f-doors, so vou know it cannot be | Up-fed-aet-et-fed-et t entihoy eatera thet tolkn ore Lol o s anC Mk recesvek st AT i . Gate Eartiit CEUE % ninl of milk dn g Aunt Judy: For s ars 1 ha a Sent in by SWEET LAVENDER. | cold . 2 -fed-et bed | Enid's y & J row, deep stairways descendifg int h ® iy L s : x vears 1 have had 3 LAVENDER. Jnianight John Henry pecked | Enid’s remarks were left unfinished ey S . ! the upper part of a double bol and en walls a_ kind of oil avree e Rural Delivery —M enioy Yy Dpeeked over| “mp. gigte — e ed. | interior , utterly devoid of light | hea SIth soven Tarie w s - cloth e . Sk = Must say T enjoyed | my sholder. He sort of snic | 1e sisters were soon chatting cosily | aa, : tterly deve eat it with seven large tablespoons ' clotl omes for that purpose, ANSWERS. AND INQUIRIES. reading about your trip through Dei- | and says—he? nickered— L o (heir cups of hot chocolate. ?\;m\):rluh_v_mn: where prisoners were | of sugar and two cups of strong cof- Called “Sanitas” Nou should be able fe Tromm | awaze.” I like to read of places I have| “Way dom't you write—ditto— ivs| ©Olea remarked that she thought it| ey, S o e L N TR R e L N O | e s ik of anylarge dealer. Mine AUNT ABEY. Gacds: vecelved and ,,e(\.e, visited. : e 5| was about time the Cornerites had i ,",,f' 2% \'urul‘ place. < the dasher and stir in a pint of cceam, bhas a tile paitern in brown on a white mailed as you directed. | Crimeon Rambier—will answer your | * “Nol* sex e “dots do jest as well | another outing, and for her part she| sunt Sar Suminaattime closes o] whipped S Ea i SRl SudicRoina e | & 1d and is as fresh as the day it b z ruesti oDty . 33 = I = | wo o go t v dies, as i ad to nto | and it stand for two hours. Put it Was put on. POTLATCH—Thanks for the vio- |lives in SR e g e e the same. {rwoaldtixerto goita the West Indies, as| more inviting paths that led up to the e e e e e w Tol ¢ lets. They had not lost their fragrance. | byt never at her home. 1 think her| H call that alnrsred smart of John | SHS RS mever e there. Famparts: T The vle0 o Hehald B cin e N s L or Overw e et FRANK—C: = o er at I nk her | Henry. but I ’lows that kid" : hink,” said Aunty, musingly. “it{this po. = i g o | on t ¢ of Ove ked Fads sleep in a _FRANK Card received and for- | 115t hame’ s Maseic amd her nct | presiient or seloctman or dall be'al LMok sl Munty sl | L point wes well imorth the twip. | rhose who are fond of ihe coftes %ood sized room with door open into e e e I S A im, 1| Tist season. has bogun fo-take'the | duseiink and. besutitel pictare a thy | TEVOr ™I find the BooN AN WiO, | extr : IERLS 0L mbitc cluned Mo L. AN 3 —Ca -omplected and speaks of an Aunt|suthin’ like this “Wea _looked | i members, and those of the Social| gu and beautiful picture in the HANNAH WHO, | extrem cold weather. received and mailed to Grace. Marcia. s : : gah F—or| Corner who have never visited m»J\ Shnsiiis s Willimantic | - M. D, CALLY LILY—Card and fbree lei- |, HOUY Marie: You are owing me a| ~Thai worked middling, i1l ome day | TTOPics on a mid-winter vacation trip o cydoan. Vienlik skl BuelelEl e Jis Eaoxhustn L tors received and malled as von di |I€ler hove you are well and will | long comes a guy and we got a Grea. | 16 Cuba. and Enid can write an ac-|(he e ot e or e el USES FOR, HORSERADISH. H ol tectan rite soon. fying bout the weather spell back 1| count of the trip for The Bulletin. S d e e > =i ] HOUSEHOLD HINTS. RURAL DELIVERY_Cards received | oo CEEY, Alne: Am surprised io hear | lowd I could settle that ere in a ok T | ““The proposition met with great fav-| " On’ the seaward side of th the buy.{ |(Dear Fiditor aug sOeial Comer Sios | = and mailed as you instructed. you know me. "1 haven't the least idea | of a lamb's tail. 1 got out my da | or. and Aunty Sha Waldcaak he Lons s e e A o e e | A Tt pems Th e e e LR e iy T B el s b ods e Dt o e big as all git out, and consarn it all! | Editor if he would personally conduct| waters of R D . r s i vt o gy e and the Hditor ean oblige you. e JLU ‘:P ;;,;::sed to hear ‘l rouldrfn figger wheather. I was | the excursion swimming around, 5 s ‘;hl‘lx‘:l(. ‘(P\\ rec it r th se of this .lw‘nh; wi ch. It the little K you. > vou 5o & air or foul—or S was snow or shine,| * * . - . 2 ming around. stimulating root will not be amiss just | details which count WAUNT SARAM: Caras received and| Am wondering what has become of | and I nigh got the hull ker Yoodie of | O hre s bun I Ao e | a¢ this time. £ s unkie Way ouE Deosen sushr ed as you dirested. | our Pink Rose. T am always interost- | neighbors a wrangling about that ere. | BRI D e S B Pieaide BUSRA S ome people enjoy it with meats and | Of lumps is to put it in a bowl over hot "RURAL, DELIVBRY: Thanks _for | ° in Toses, and especially in our Sis- [ Was (hat sot hack—1'd like to gone of the Plaza Hotel, Havana, a crowd [ ou own sihen-Morro was formerly ‘oc- | fish and others with thelr baked besns. | FRIST 198 2 fom Sciiee ThiB clicns Xind words and generous offer. - Snal Rose, as T knew her mother very | clean through the floor into the pork | of tourists who had arrived that morn- S L T e N e i LT e o ERATAg Melulicks TOUE i Veiy {0 isinecensary, Glad to hear Married and Happy is ot B ‘hﬂl"\_:\he\x‘ s _\e:”edl ing by the Ward line :‘“’ed"f.“;‘“,"’:.' Srlaoueris condamue (i) Heatie wers | yiEia v Ieior pTfERiN =it 1o Vex 5 iy Ttn i e o ot qieate ¥ je | iabioary: SSex 17 et ivou Al in an animated way of their delightful [ cast down this same chute and were | thin shred T SR s | too thin to whip, I find it vt il 3 =g e Tl ; £ithalr deliph L1} cantag ! | hreds. commencing from the 0o thi ip. I find it very good to USEBLFOR. FIUTE: DAPER JORI| b binoy nas) hat o hara. tuio | 1o i e e e L o e e o T | Dt o thick end of the root. Arrange some|DPlace the dish I = basin of * cold BOARD. e T v e e b s e R o | i e e e s it | oae LS e inne for saemiaine fha TR THIs cois L ek enk ey W 1f:2ieh”?e:,‘ne" it is hard to have sick- Dretty tracks for posterity. and 1| tributors of a big daily paper in the | this ~,-§\h~'}.m.-mx,.v"w.’f; e Pl B o g g it (g ot To b e o e o Dewins 1owos | 6w odten €@ family. Am sending a opened the stove door and stuck them | United States, and were traveling in- | lief B i to Ita I e Spar Ao | ncaeia 1k box SRR M e B e el s b Wher aAcross a box | elt two cups of | 4a v < ool One of the members, who was a|house and signal service station was rubbed in s wil oV of fluted or corrugated brown paper | sugar in one-half cup of sweet milk. | Con Yes-sir-ee. | Fat Contributor, was seen surrepti- | located g e Cold Horseradish Sauce —Oue-half : s oo e o ShONS M oumeRte Lomn gmpe fuknn i fne Mall Cap of swestmilk T h A e Ty e R cs g | g1l of wine vinegar (four tablespoons) as she had no use for it T took it | pinch cream tartor one tesepacn op |12 all fol-de-rol. Soy: some times| TLucile Drew her picture and Interesiod Jieder, Olls and Teldy{ two) Mifil WOl o " b Koo IAROIE S Set calon y cuL ey home ns it was only dusty and a few | Zoiden Syrup. Boil gently antil a lie. | Lk | Eels pig-headed, Jane has a s D o P o o Bl oA eratel nresratiat, DN ‘halt Tatesals Sool ablesnoontil of S aome 3 e 3 % g 2 < S St -headed, Ja s a | sented it er, amic e laughter | o ags and signals, announcing to | Srated horseradish, one-hat pentine, a handful of sai T days Jater I cut two plates, a little | tle dropped in cold water will be- | 5 fgrers one amy ong(lem dary B s hocaa . | o s sprieaih of ahipe b | of salt, one tablespoon of cream. Re IS A SR e S ol arger than my pie piate, siit holes | come brittle. After remov T figgers one day goods another Jan N . Ll AppToAch: of shipe bot nove the yolks from the et all around, ‘every inch, stitched on | the fire’quickly stir in one otp OF chope | 1 .OF Nov- all the same's: if you dal | The Haitor said he was Justly 1| ™ Lol i Sk hard boiled eggs, put them ba geaking ;. vesnels Tiget Tear the edge, one each side, Mtied | mona axtract: pour tato n butteraq | did, the best you knows how: “Pay | this occasion and admired e B e e o smooth, then add the vineg adual- | s AC0ia _tesspoontul cat ;?E:dl)l;;er )yr?‘&p:r Oﬂdlh t )»l‘ 34 tin; when set, break into bars. |n‘“r \(‘17;:1 keer T mpter (most ism they dis ‘l;«\ ed in bringing the Li {\ v(“;:v‘ se \v« B i . }‘TL“ ‘|'|-“:‘,:“d ]“". and stir the mixture T be- ny ‘V” : fv“:n«::‘l':l’n",i.es\ do e ¢ , and another piece y): Mind your P's and Q's; s e e the e ol o vith its big Fresnel lens | e cream: o B 2 v s of di re best done of butter paper put the other plate | For Carpets—After sweeping car- [YOu see's a feller stuck - Bl il Al Moot e : [ more to their taste. It shows a white | ;Rqieh I e . | P slwheh Ly She St e ot tenin Pith fareine nosatc | Pets, or rugs. add a half cup of vin- | bitch old Kate on and pull him il Just i TR EHolephone ane: up | light flashinz every half minute and | f20iSh Steat Swe AU S5 __the | the ironing board, wrong side up: put e o i anh darning noedle | egar fo a haif pail of water, wring a | You'll dew. An you wom't need (o Dodge and that it made Rarbara [is visible eighteen miles out to sea. | ™ al 1ger and serve together, lay over the rent a o nold the tmor plates Sogethery | large clean cloth out of this and go | Fesolute no more. ‘o Dodee and Roxana il This e e e Motra Castla 12| Horsoraiiahi Bisthasy Tor .. Steall—To CADBEL ki ond ovee thatin Toousne e im0y Dlates o OBCther! | over carpet with wide sweeps. This| Now What-you-call-him. You jest [te incident caused 1 Jane to|used as a training school for the Cu- | two ounces of freshly grated horse f the material, then a damp cloth tied, for a handle—there you are, pie Wil brighten the colors and remove | it up a little back-bone and S aoes | apEhTouiglct Lmuo L de- | ban cadets and is to Cuba what West | 1adish add a quarter of a pound of j O¥er that and press with a hot iron e o L Are Pl o on 56 he st e oo ackchorle | sudd owkie | lient o had heen having the time | Poini is to the United States butter—un ed bu i t et r rest on your lap ananot soil you or | You can use the same combination luck for knows prostration nuther RS o Hieveven it left Con- | Mo oo o ken | knead thoroughiy. adding lemon D in is an excellent cleaner for muss pie either. clean windows and looking glass. | to talk about. That's how Uncle Nat| W ster, ue Eves and Lorrain they | Then whole yugh i elvet flowers and woolen fa- T ot i 5 . The resnliss are plessin SR8 | fewers if auyho le Nat| “Where we going first” wjtressed (he cadets go t their | sieve. on lca innbl serve »ric. Rub the spoiled spots harder around the tabe on jop for lopks and | Wishing you ail u happy and pros- | Picture on that calendar was just ot | o tieindeyall b s g F R iata e Earliaa s | add lemon juice Vors e e using_green tape handle. | perous New Year I am, as ever, your | Might. I Tows I's goin' to send vou a | corbi : : | Fheitouriats re-embarked for. thelil, \Froren Horseradish (Cream: Grate e T cuf from a magazine advertise- | Western sister | picture of Old Nat or something fore | 1 - | ¢ | otxpiitaip) Mg e Loy candthex Pivalyiacs i - R it ment the word “salad” and pasted | POTLATCH. |lcmg, and all the rest the folks. what | Arome ¢oatior replie fortress. | found the caaches ready to transport| isy washed : Ssripie b ien et e %0 Keny thelr shape on top. In center attached tiny white | Seattle | remembered the old feller is going Lo ] orerhears her dubstion Hor, Axhailnem K octhechatel s They spenti,,. t B rather | wrl e card to side of handle with receiver" e have a card, tew. ioe Attt : | three never-to-be-forgotten _da n| : i mussed from _packing e It went parcel post, O. K- ¢HOW TO MAKE PRETTY RAG| Now Draiit! Tve sot here—and m;,““‘,."‘ icoachics iwerd aoonithrsading | slehissclng honinth teclings of pro- | 11 y s ¢ g0 that the dust mas telephone saying “Fine! Many | RUGS he fire all go out:—and I ‘lows Tl jookihg st b e it S Bt vl Soackan < . e e telentione o o ; ieire . s ! ireets with stone and cenfent | the Pearl of the Antilles and sailed for | teaspoon tor not tianksl 80 \endnernected Gon | 2 ! | ave to pull on them felts and_ bild a | B b Uied B iy e ; Bdny o tens nl el ioniicible R E ) D)('»‘T_v Sisters of the Social Corne [ fire or turn in, bed cheapest I lows— | salmon pink to light blue. In some | pleasant memories of their midwinter g - : = Today aent sour milkk cheeso in tiny | iasten for ton senrs ang doee motonte | A e e BN e (2. peif Wit pisdty, o T cakes, same way and recelved another becsuse such ] e o2 o : | brolen 1hs and.coarme sait, and frees ephone of thanks. | the inh s i St AN 1 | i FERE L R | e thing for ‘bedrooms, bath rooms INTERESTING CHAT FROM | johnny caké recipe. T wonder if she | jec Wasn't it 1t June i i g b n love With best intention { SR | LIBBIE. { ever fried them. They are very, very |23 hing 1 car rget. | i o e > & { The bulging rag bag can become a | 2 L S % s 3 iyl g 3 get. | jish and serve ked, a little i G e e L ( raed | ldotime.v. but also very nice, if made | how awfully warm it was that day. and | vinegar iioh jded Yantic. | S Scigmoanieyitor thephome maken| S kditor tght. Of course, I don't always hit|our late trip home ' et | asemns O AT e addec - 3 instead of a maker of money for the Social Cornerites: My | HE81 S bt th 5 o el o _the mixture before t | = = | io=teadlof o maker of money, for itho | Intereat: In the Comner srows ieen) | the same excellence, but they are an | thing turned out for the best! and in| “Tho et Sl e GOOD RULES FOR WIVES. Tz You have lots of white cloth—old | that desartment. " T° werde ld miss | inrdioE testie By s e T v | e A Tind ose it == sheets, f atance e 1| that departmen wonder who of I ink you have any r to be | Sl = g Dear Social Conlleq Sistera:oy hobe | Sous _for_instance—on hand, dye it|the Corner wera fortunate e e : Fried Johuny, Cake—One large cup = - r hope | yourself. Try dyeing it a soft shade of te enough to | meal (I use the white). a bit of salt 2 - e y Ly fhie' * Bxiifor cam ® niake: rotm for. onsi| Drown Gr green or bine. Ther make a)| L e iended the lcosking class con- | B bont it Your card - the Bditor can | maks room for "one | brown or green or biue, " Then make & | ducted by Mies Hanko. Wil ot thoss | 2oty thked smd-thin vars Httle With | { mers Sondeny ans & TIMELY TESTED RECIPES. ham’s Vegetable Compound. cle. T enjoy reading your letters very a blue and white Ohie NG iuupleRaand a0 (iPeARoDIRIIIE, GF the HrediDEa ih1amiTE poe oo b R e Uy S e i i % | color should be used in suc a2 > se of us who could not have 3 s S t e of that little bel Year e Clornes B b = Elndwitifl Puend s row oriiia il B3 Senc E,.p"’l:d\_.,'“'m’;"q h'a rug. | the privilege of seeing the work—and | "0F Snddle. 1 1tke’ the & nly shall forgive you under the cir- | and Sisters il LE L pend. 4 few Philadelphia, Pa.—*1 had a severs Housekeepe e ellows, &reens | no less pleasure—hearing the Victrola 1am e \]\‘!l- xx}\n‘l_\.tyu\ ‘»'( vou | cumstances, but hope you won't wait recipes for things goal to eat case of nervous prostration, with palpi- e ot T vons soois. T e dits o e naplen Y of b iack s vhite |‘concerts. | have good luc net, try again. or long again. Shall be pleased to hear Farmer’'s Fruit Cake i A tation of the heart, tered, b By e , D ha purples, A 2 S he & . | come down here and I'll make some m you e D 1 N 7 ed, but keep vour tables and chairs | oranges or, indeed, hard sh 3 m amused at the discussion of any tme. TV Jcn bave any foinl or dre dles, cover with ion, head in their proper places. SSs . hard shades of any | heated vs, cold sleeping roos of | you mud out your way? 1 went ridin st | pint vater on.) constipation, head- r places. | color shouid be avoided sleeping rooms. I much | * g ferrh “rid riding last | pint of water, and let soak over n izzi B il e Aol teEyoided | enjoyed reading of the lady | We are glad Married and Happy Is| Friday, and I certainly thought I had | Next morning add a cup of syrup and aches, dizziness, Wbt =S S e [(Sh g g ur“.:‘u .x_r;;,r | pressed her desire to be comfortabie. | ° the road to recove |> w how gone into the siough of despond simmer one hour, then remove noise in my ears, o e e o lite Alen)| Ao ba Ut end mise (sugs. SiEipa] My ides aleo) fa, That Nealth and )1 Slow It 1a: but “slow and steady wins Biddy: Your stories are fine. How | the fire and let cool. Cream one-half timid, nervous, rest- your neighbor's. wide. Then they should be s _“ nch | and warmth belong together. | the race. nice you all looked in your new dress- | cup of butter, add a cup of sugar. a I f' li and Dress Saniceiy; bathot tneduniees | i be sewed se- However as are are feee 1o do as| Dear Ready: Are-you so busy look- | es the day you went to skule. Didn’t|tea EBITOF 5085 Tntoithatt cupof ess feelings an the word Knowa. you Can afford 1t | whits, then b red. then o brower faes | e Please, why not go our way and | !N alier another wood box that we it remind you of a few vears ago? pettermilk, two teaspoonfuis of cinna- sleeplessness. Insure your life, and you will sleep | another white, then a gree own, then | je others have the same privilege? | 8¢l less of vour cheery letters Married and Happy Arer vou 2 half teaspoonful of clove, and “I read in the pa- the better for it. | another white, then a_ Ereen, ahd so! “Greelings fo the two new mempers| Well. our Circle grows so fast we | feeliug well enough to write us a leiter small beaten eggs. Sift two cups A 5| her where a youn, Dt lomt inatiite headonat 1o o R wCll toRsew facrasBhilie Wi opfgcbalyeanes e S i anntAYSIS- | will scon need miore space. to The Corner? If so. let us hear from and add flour and apples, 2 = pe ‘dy =3 Snorrow thil corxentantly by berdons ) it e ey H‘uon ter from the West. Would it not be| Love to vou all 2 { You as soon as sible. | b e et aln o qwoman had been to-day | out. The plan adopted by th. ‘:,‘;m:n interesting if the department could | SILVER SIXPENCE. | Maple Leaf: Was much quick oven cured of the same Money got hy industry is Heaven's| who wants to save time is this: Sew | Duciish & list of all contributors' | = e L Suet Pudding#One-half cup each of oubles’ by iakiog - ; ’ e s e s Sow | names? As I just looked over copies |A CHAT bY CRIMSON RAMGSLER.! .. BEIC Snner. 2 nolasses and suet very finely sped Lydia E. Pinkham’s at has become of Alien Sewing - machine, with g et fis | Of tie department only a year back | atshn inday jn your - cup milk, one and one- ups Ce 55 MEBRRY WIDOW Bk aitss aoa ek et | am_surprised to see the names that! Dear Frienas of the Social Corner InEHEs Gl ha IR, HI0De of bread flour, a half teas h th le Compound so I threw away Norwich . Tt hem i etk GERin. Then | seldom appear mow. [ am hoping | Atter an absence of (wo weeks, will 1g Ietuin iCEiome iy w1 of soda, and different spices e medicines the doctor left me and be- : : o width. There Is Anmost no danger of | Cllie comes again with her ever | now add my mite once more mine. Spme time o the future when |'naf’ cup /db ralsing S Stesm gan taking the Compound. Before I e | ripping if the stitch is firm enough. Of | “*}T NS O e Ready: Was much pleased to learn | ot o DU ain, take a SPin| hours and serve with har had taken half a bottle I was able to sit Winter Cough. ’(-,,,”& this sort of sewing makes a| i unty No. ;’\ am innocent of | you made the pretty gift. shall prize CRIMSON RAMBLER sauce always make double this up and in & short time I was able to do A atunbori T e e eatiig | Certain Mimildiity to.thie colors 1L the | LNk, a0y (iame it theione staned [t very bishly (1 haxgpit seceived 1L RAMBLER. | (ipe Lo o s otk T ua ek I Tum but b ds atvdenve i Bave thel o o o tT I fear you have mixed | “ver, but will inform vou just as | E i ELLA OF CANTERBURY all my work. Your medicine has proved ens.the Tungs, and often 16ads (o ses | TEE . rep tHon: ot rea. blie “,hh_}n.(;r‘;:;n”«x.e?n_oi | | oon aa E recetve 3t Tndet) tiie: cira | THE CLOCK THAT DOESN'T KEEP e itself able to do all you say it will and I Tlous Tesults.” The firat dose of .p,.Ai::A;u‘ Jellow white and black’ whici | o A o nanods B | TIME. | SANDWICHES YOU MIGHT TRY. l]“?"e remm:‘\ended itin every household Kiges New Discovery gives, reliof | Dicies of cloth of these colors were| WOUId 8lso answer a card from Aunty | hear from me please let mum be ‘the | Editor Social Cormer: In almost ev-| Dear Sisters of the Social Corner. 210 Si I"St.r n{,f:“"“"‘.‘"“““" was threatened with consumption, af. | Stiiched together and thea cut in long | ™, Ae et i s B i e ploased to hear from | ery house in these days there are one | Now that the of eggs is Roing fegel Street, Philadelphis, Pa. Bt TusTaE nedmiOnin. - RTatwritees| trivs, s ssible Ella of Canterbury | you any time. or more clocks that run too fast, or too | down they may soon be reasonable Anoth ad e T e o . Tlemetnod of braiding is thisy - Gop} 0I0kY ME K fending chickenp i Jan | Asey Ho 1. Many fhaues f07 JONT slow. or not at all 2 h to b E o et Amothes H s New D 3 e is A Gep AT A 5 = 4 No. 1: 3 T slo 2 enough to be used for food « bein evers family: It 18 certainy the | 2 STp of wood four or five fest wide, Eacy fon does ehic fein s | pretty card Come again in the near| We ail ought o know more about| If you like ezgs especially well vou Ephrata, Pa.—‘“About a year ago I o R e ATl BRASTAstan the airands: of cloth, m Lk | oy e Tty taas e have house | future. | clocke, and then we should use them | probably know already that they make Was down with nervous prostration. I or Tung troasles Good for enildren’s | tle longer than you want the rug. on | b.2n'S ncy aped the frost thos Rural Delivery Haven't you got! better and get more good service from | tasty sandwiches. but did vou was pale and weak and would have hy: coughs, Money hack if not satisfied, | thie board. Now braid the . zero nights and are blooming bright | your mail all delivered yet? 1 was them | iry hard hoiled eggs chopped fine : 1 ave by B e 0.~ A Sit' avuagibts. | Untll they are sll braided up. Then |2N cheery PP | Vielting vesterday one of our Sisters | (locke need to be attended to by one | ed with aweel, “erisp green teric spells, sick headaches and a bad 5 E Buckien & Co. Ehiladsiphia ot [sew the lomg Draids together with | LIBBIE. | andishe was asking me aboit vou. You (aithtul person Tt hung on a wall! the whole mixtire moistened w pain under my shoulder-blade. 1 was St. Louis, or The Lee & Osgood Co. VY of the same or contrast- | A | don’'t know how popular you are be- they must be plumb. and 1f Set on & ! emough mavonnaise to hold it togetner under the care of different doctors but Norwich Gos D o ol the same or contrast- | SILVER SIXPENCE'S FRIED JOHN. | coming out our way. I have just mantel they must be level. These are e Sl soL ; i o te and make it palatat pread o did not 1 conl 2 B et After you have beco dept i | founa out who two of [} i hic st Caretully. it . - e meke v id not impreve. . I wassowesk I could - 3 - become adept vou can NY CAKE. ound out who two of our Corneri points which must be carefully at- buttered rye bread these make very hardlystandl e Feol Miserable? uzs & ‘Cdrous—sd'uch design for joining - {ars, and I have known them personall: tended to, for walls are often out of zood sandwiches. 3 ardly stand long enough todo mydishes. Ont of sorts dapressed, S for a long time. It is wonderful how : plumb and shelves saggy. Ancther toothso ng i ** Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com 2 of (s, del % | 5 Social C 8 5 1 4 T & ome _ filling is to y getable . ;ﬂcf:i‘[eﬂm e ym"_'g;;a"r:‘daorlv:,d\.a:sttue:g ,:.Y,:éi;?,l‘::,] R bl s pRioclal . °;:§§ m;(‘h good work The Corner is do- ; \‘clnr‘k should be wound al a regu- scramble the e nd add minced pound has made me well and happy and ealth and sirength. A guaranteed | = e 10N things 2 Y 3 , s ¥ ar time, and fare taken not to make ! ham and enough finel »Eped onic St health and sirensth. A guaranteed | praid around and around liself until things sent to The Corner. T fall to see. ™ Snowball: Well, well: =~Wers you, the surinz ts The hatite snould | to E1VeIIE Oxvar: OF vary inar1f 8 1 have begun to gain in weight and my BabE Af it matienen b e somymetely; | o g cod s alse 18 fuidhed. e hem yetiliarrata atter [ileftoone pibenyuElic: ] never: he backwards, and as | ke by having the eggs hard b face looks healthy now.””—Mrs. J. W. gton, lowa, who suffered from vir- ; : % o 5 : B = grReds N e sEE ey cetsed f okt e iver T o bl Tor M nt mbh the | PSS o .;’f\-zf"‘:‘e,ﬁ,"?‘:,’, gglfi"l‘l‘m‘e;;aé‘::::‘:ry since my call about your =ire “collec ke. 3 One girl who is very fond of cre It you want special advice write to kR oM i o ; % sh @ a s o o . and you ez agine how tention to the regu slow o sprea = took Electrie Bldters laf:g;;s' ‘;‘:“w?uw;ﬂ | NAT'S FOOTPRINTS IN THE saND | fes! us A L had buen dher Very useful they may be in the sweet push u bit S e ..{mﬁ '('.!".TT.. ‘hl:.’.".r"r,": foc pomes dential) Lynn, M. Your letter will the mime for you.. Keep in the heuse OF TIME. o Etta Barber and Tolabuve expressed | bye und bye. How is your sister since A i Qosiank et s b e ol DR ety Db hiee s Andine M opened, read and answered by a T A ior i | B my ldes of “Overworked Fads® to the 1 saw her? Uil her to come over lose more than Hve minutes & Veeek, do | sandwich 1% as nutrioos as 1t is good, Woman and held in strict confidence. Perfectly safe and dependable. 1 Mr. Editor and Friends:—Here 1 R e b s e b T R S L e e e et ; Fematia it surprse’ ged. . B¢ and |be & hangin' on sr same old spot. 1 head. and gnea uh ssme ! card yet, but hope to in the near fu-| It used (o be the rule if a clock | the “fruil of the hen” @ the small ~ 1 PIANO 31:00. H. E. Pueklen & Co. Phila- | guess the Editor lowed he could dew | the wearers woid | Gdatinanit i stopped and refused to go when there | boy called it has the nnusual combi- F L GEER 5 3 delphia or St Louis, or The Lee & |all the hossing thie ere paper would |

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