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Castor oil is very soothing to thel
flesh after one has been stung by bees
or other insects.
The Harriet Hubbard Aver toilet prep
zrations are too well known to need de
| tailed account of their fine qualities.
The Thomas Pharmacy has new and
complete line of all these fine creams,
lotions, powders, talcums, etc. The
name, Harriet Hubbard Aver, is their
best recommendation.
1t Is not necessary to cook prunes
to make them palatable. Putting them
to soak over night in boiling hot water
is sufficient.
September always brings its crop of
weddings and to many it means gift to
select. You may find just the fitting
thing among the beautiful pieces of silver
hollow ware at Thompsons. There are
lovely coffee sets, Sheffield pieces, sand
witch and cake plates, etc, any of them
a suitable and acceptable offering.
Pineapple and Date Salad: Use a.
| slice of canned pineapple for each por-
ton. Drain the fruit and lay on crisp,
white lettuce leaves. On top of the
pineapple lay two dates, from which
| the pits have been removed and that
have been filed with cream cheese,
| mixed with paprika. Garnish with
mayonnaise dressing and serve very
cold.
Summer on the wane and school days
| oh hax
school dresses and the J. F. Austin store
| has just what the mothers viii find suit :
ilble and the girls will like for fall wear
Better look at them early as the assert
snent is now at its best
Just try baking your cookies on the
sheet iron pan, which comes with the
broiler in the gas range, and you win
find it is just the thing.
Did you return from your vacation
with a batch of unsightly freekles or
| too deep coat of tan? Get bottle of
Leigh's bleach and freckle lotion at the
Park Drug Store. Applied according to
directions it is said to work wonders
When there is left over fried meat
| Just try dipping it in a beaten egg and
| roll it in cracker or bread crumbs, fry
ing until it is a nice brown.
just out of -four? If you haven't tried
Tea Table" order that for your next
supply. Your bread, rolls, biscuits, etc,
viii be winter and lighter than ever, for
Tea Table" is white and light and the
things you make come out just right.
Veal loaf without pork: One cup
fresh or dried bread crumbs, one table
spoon lemon juice, three and one half
| pounds uncooked chopped lean veal
one half cup melted butter substitute,
one tablespoon salt, one fourth tea
spoon pepper, one beaten egg. Put
bread crumbs into basin. add butter.
and add other ingredients. Pack in a
buttered bread pan and bake one and
one half hours in hot oven. Cool, re-
move from pan and cut in thin slices.
| Serve very cold with a vegetable salad.
Perhaps you may not know that the
Root Pharmacy has films for all kinds of
cameras. 1t is sometimes very conven-
i lent to be able to get them on Sunday or
a holiday when you forget to supply
yourself for some trip where the camera
is going along and you find other places
losed.
Have a slice of ham cut quite thick,
place in deep dish, cover with raw pota-
toes sliced rather thin, cover this with
milk and cook in the oven until ham is
tender. 1t is very good and very tasty.
You will find that a bottle of 'sNyoil,"
a combination of four oils in one, a most
convenient preparation to keep on hand,
for it lubricates, cleans, polishes, and
prevents rust just what you need for
your sewing machine or any household
tool or article. Get 25-cent bottle at
Robbins & Cowles.
For your afternoon tea take Butter
Trims, spread them with honey, sprinkle
Corn Flakes on top and brown in the
oven. This is quite new to me and very
good
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