from the little stan d w here they had
SETTER THAN HEAVY DISHES
lain when be rushed aw ay on his
urgent errand.
As H o t W e a th e r A pproaches Fish
“I know the thief,” he declared to
Should to a G re a t E x te n t T a k e
a group in th e parlor. “If I find the D IS H E S T H A T S H O U L D B E B E T
th e Place o f M eat.
Jewelry throw n o ver th e transom in
TER KNOW N.
my room by tom orrow morning, well
Fish H ash. —P rep are the fish as for
and good. If not, I shall sw ear out
flsh balls; chop fine cold potatoes and
a w arran t.”
Fry brown six good
C hicken P o rto la a La Coppa C a lls for mix w ith flsh.
P earce was n ot in th e room when
slices of sa lt pork; tak e out th e pork
a
V a r ie ty of In g re d ie n ts , and
th is rem ark w as made. H e h eard of
and tu rn th e hash into th e frying pan;
Seem s P ro m isin g — F ritto
it when he cam e home from a call on
add h alf a cupful of boiling w ater;
M isto— C hicken Pie.
A nnette. H is intention was to go to
let th is h ea t slowly, stirrin g often;
Bolger and tell him of being in his
then spread sm oothly and brown, be
C
h
icken
P
o
rto
la
a
la
Coppa.
—T
ake
a
room th a t m orning. As he passed
ing careful not to let it burn. When
it on his way to his own, however, fresh cocoanut and cut off th e top, re
brown fold it as you would an omelet
(C o p y rig h t. 1915, by W . Q. C h a p m a n .)
th e absence of a light Induced P earce moving nearly all th e m eat. P u t to
dish, and garnish th e dish w ith the
gether
th
ree
tablespoonfuls
of
chopped
A narrow stre e t in a w retched tene to consider th a t Bolger was eith er cocoanut m eat and two e a rs of fresh slices of pork. W hen th e pork is ob
m ent quarter, a hand organ lying on aw ay o r asleep.
jected to b u tte r can be used Instead.
P earce was Just leaving th e house green corn, cu t from the cob. Slice two
th e ground, a frightened chattering
Fish W ith T o m a to Sauce. —One cup
onions into four tablespoonfuls of
the
n
ex
t
m
orning,
when
a
m
an
w
ait
monkey beside It, and the apparent
ful tom atoes, one-half cupful water,
olive
oil,
to
g
eth
er
w
ith
a
tablespoonful
ow ner of the Instrum ent, flerce-visaged ing a t th e front doorway touched him of dried bacon ffied in olive oil, add one-half of an onion sliced. Cook to
and brutal, ham m ering a shrinking on th e shoulder.
matoes, w ater and onion tw enty min
“You a re u n d er a rre st,” he an one chopped green pepper, h alf a utes. Melt one tablespoonful of but
young girl about sixteen w ith his
nounced, and produced a w arran t dozen tom atoes stew ed w ith sa lt and
fists.
pepper, one clove of garlic and cook te r and add one tablespoonful of flour,
Instantly a casual passer-by, a well- charging P earce w ith th e th e ft of th e all to g eth er un til It thickens. Strain stir into hot m ixture, add one-half
dressed young man, becam e an active m issing Jewelry belonging to Bolger. th is into the corn and cocoanut and teaspoonful pepper, cook u n til it
T earce offered no resistance. All
participator in the scene. H e was
add one spring chicken cu t in four thickens and strain . P u t flsh In a
athletic as well as handsome. One th a t w as m anly In his n ature, how pieces. P ut the m ixture Into th e shell baking dish and pour th e tom ato
spring, then a reaching out of a force ever, cam e to th e surface as, glancing of th e cocoanut, using th e cu t off top sauce around it. Bake from fifteen to
back a t th e house, he saw th e face
ful hand and he had w renched the
as a cover, and close tig h tly with a tw enty m inutes in a m oderate oven.
girl free from th e grasp of h e r inhu of Bolger peering m alevolently from covering of p aste to keep In th e flav
Fish T o a s t. —One cupful flaked cold
man persecutor. T hat sinew y arm behind a curtain. It was less th e man ors. P u t th e cocoanut In a pan with flsh, free from skin and bones. H eat
shot out once again. W ith a shriek m ourning a loss, th an of one gloating w ater In it and set In an oven well in w ater sufficient to m oisten; add
ing Imprecation in Italian th e girl's over th e opportunity to degrade arid heated for one hour, b asting freq u en t butter, pepper and salt. W hen hot
assailant w ent dashing back across disgrace an envied rival.
pour on Blices of b u ttered to a st; gar
P earce w as tak en into th e co u rt ly to keep th e cocoanut from burning.
th e organ, th e monkey springing to
nish w ith eggs poached in muffin
O xeye D aisy as H e re P ic tu re d O fte n Becom es G re a t M ead ow Pest.
F
ritto
Misto.—T
ake
a
lam
b
chop,
a
room of th e exam ining m agistrate.
one side with a curdling squeal of
rings.
H alf a dozen o th e r prisoners w ere piece of calf brain, one sw eetbread, a
Scalloped H alibut— Shred one cup ( P re p a re d b y t h e U n ite d S ta te s D e p a r t weed and foxtail, s ta rt to m atu re
fright.
slice of veal, a fresh m ushroom , sliced
m e n t o f A g r ic u ltu re .)
"Oh, he will kill me for th is !” pal seated ju st beyond him aw aiting a r Italian squash, a piece of asp arag u s or ful of cold boiled halib u t; pour in
seeds soon a fte r harvest, so th a t care
raignm ent. Amid his own troubles,
"W hile tillage in its relation to m ust be tak en to tu rn the plants un
th e food pan one and one-half cupfuls
pitated th e girl.
of
cauliflow
er
and
dip
th
ese
Into
a
b
at
She was poorly attired, of stunted P earce did n o t p articu larly notice te r m ade of an egg well beaten w ith a milk and le t come to a boll; add but weeds usually is practiced for th e d er before th e seeds approach m atur
growth, a typical suggestion of a pad them . H e had se n t for his lawyer. little flour. Sprinkle th ese w ith a lit te r size of an egg, sa lt and pepper, benefit of th e im m ediate crop it also ity. Plowing w ithout the prelim inary
rone's slave. She glided forw ard to T he prelim inary exam ination took tle lime Juice and fry to a delicate then th e crum bs of four crackers, may serve th e purpose of preventing disking would tu rn under millions of
place. Bolger appeared. H is two w it
hosts of weeds from m aturing seed,”
seize the hand, of Alan Pearce.
brown in butter, adding sa lt and pep add lastly th e halib u t; le t It cook five opens th e discussion In F arm ers’ Bul weed seeds to m ake trouble in futu re
“Keep him here till I can get far nesses w ere th e serv an ts who had per to taste.
years.
m inutes, th en add tw o hard boiled
letin No. 660, “W eeds: How to Control
away, never to retu rn !" she gasped, seen P earce leave his room.
Soles W ith Wine.—T ake fillets ol eggs chopped fine, and serve on a Them .” This bulletin gives a discus M ow in g to P re v e n t Seed S c a tte rin g .
It
was
Just
as
Bolger
was
describ
and pressed her lips in token of deep
Mowing is an o th er way of prevent
sole and pound lightly w ith blade of hot p la tte r w ith b its of b u ttered toast. sion of the weed problem on th e farm,
fervent gratitude on his hand and was ing th e pin and rin g s th a t th e re w as a knife, then soak them tw o hours in
ing w eeds from going to seed. As a
an
interruption.
One
of
the
o
th
e
r
pris
dealing
wtih
prevention
and
eradica
away like a sprite. P earce waited
rule, it is best to mow when weeds
w ell-beaten eggs seasoned w ith salt SERVE THIS SUNDAY EVENING tion.
till she had disappeared, a square dis oners, aw aiting trial, sprang up. W ith and pepper. W hen ready to cook, roll
have reached th e full-bloom stage.
It is possible for a farm er, espe W hen there are patches in grain fields
tant. Then he cast a look of con a quick dash she reached th e side of them in bread crum bs and fry in olive W h a t Is K now n as “ F a r m e r’s F ru it
cially if h e follows a good rotation th ick w ith weeds, it will pay to c u t
tem pt upon th e w retched tyrant, who Pearce. She clung to him, crying out oil. Take a little of th a t oil and put C a k e ” Is S o m ew h at D iffe re n t From
system , to m ake his farm alm ost them , grain and all, before the w eeds
cowered like a beaten dog, and went to th e judge:
th e O rd in a ry D elicacy.
“H e was my friend. H e Is a good In an o th er pan w ith a tablespoonful
weed-free by observing th ree main s ta rt to go to seed.
on his way.
of b u tte r and season w ith sa lt and
principles of weed control: (1) pre
He told A nnette Ryther, his fiancee, man. I will prove it.”
It pays to cut a hay crop early, in
pepper
and
again
cook
fish
In
this,
T
hree
coffee
cupfuls
of
dried
ap
“W hat is th is? ” dem anded th e baf
venting th e weeds from going to seed
of the incident th a t evening. In her
adding one-half glass of d ry w hite ples, tw o of m olasses and one of but on th e farm ; (2) preventing th e intro o rd er to prevent weeds from going
fled
judge.
gentle, pitying way Bhe wondered
ter, one of sugar, one of raisins, stoned duction of weed seeds on th e farm ; to seed as well as to secure a b e tte r
“See, you, sir,” w ent on th e girl, wine. L et cook five m inutes.
w hat would become of the poor young
quality of hay. A fter a grain crop is
Spanish
C
h
icken
P
ie.
—C
ut
up
a
and chopped, two eggs, th e Juice
stre e t beggar.
Then, amid bright “I am th e girl a rrested for begging. chicken and boil until tender. C ut up and g rated rind of one lemon, two and (3) preventing perennial weeds rem oved, a crop of weeds, such as
plans for the future, the them e drifted Pietro, th e padrone, m akes me beg. and fry In chicken fa t tw o onions, two teaspoonfuls of soda and one pound from m aking top growth. T hese ragw eed or foxtail, usually follows,
For th a t I am arrested . I escaped him
th ree principles are of far g re a te r im which, if not disturbed, n ot only re
out of their minds.
green peppers, stirrin g in one and one- and about one-half cupful over of
More than bright were those dream s through this good man. H e found me half tablespoonfuls of flour. Have flour to be of th e consistency of soft portance th an the p articu lar m ethods seeds th e land for fu rth e r crops of
used to carry them out. O ften the
ju st now. P earce held a good posi out. T h at m an,” and she pointed at ready five tom atoes, stew ed, and put
ginger cake. P u t the apples to soak cam paign ag ain st weeds is stopped weeds, but may do much dam age to
tion, he had saved up quite a sum Bolger, “say my friend steal. No, in tw o dozen ripe olives, w ith a small
over nig h t (in cold w ater), in the when success is in sight and the weeds a young seeding of clover o r grass.
of money, and "love” and "hom o” no—It w as P ietro — P ietro an d his clove of garlic, m ashed. G rate seven
m orning chop them very fine and soon recover. C learing th e farm of Mowing th ese w eeds will prev en t
monkey.”
wero the words th at beckoned them
larg
e
ears
of
corn,
season
w
ith
salt
stew
them in a cupful of w ate r they perennial weeds is no easy task , re m ost of them from going to seed, and,
“W hat a re you telling, g irl?” de
to a happy m arried life.
fu rth er, th e clippings will be of value
and p ut a lay er in a greased pan, then were soaked In, and add two of mo
m
anded
th
e
law
yer
sharply,
pricking
P earce livad a t a private boarding
chicken, then th e o th e r ingredients, lasses. W hen very so ft tak e them quiring intelligence and persever as a m ulch for th e young grass.
up
his
keen
ears.
ance.
house. He came down sta irs from his
More o r less hand work is neces
“I see w hat P ietro bring hom e—a w ith a little of th e gravy. S tir all to from th e fire, tu rn them out to cool
T he thorough p rep aratio n of the sary in preventing th e grow th and
room one morning, w histling gayly as
g
e
th
e
r
and
bake
un
til
brown.
and
add
to
them
w
hile
w
arm
two
pin, th e rings, diam onds. Ah! th a t Is
seed bed for every crop Is an im por
teaspoonfuls of powdered cinnamon, ta n t p a rt in th e control of weeds. sp read of weeds on th e farm . They
his trick. T he monkey clim bed to th e
the sam e of cloves and th e juice and After plowing the disk, spring-toothed often occur in sc attered places about
Baked H addock W ith Stuffing.
window. P ietro te ac h him . H e tak e
C lean a four-pound haddock, sprinkle rind of th e lemon. S tir to a cream or spike-touthed harrow to reduce the th e fields and can be removed by hand
jew elry. Come, I will show you w here
with sa lt Inside and out, stuff and sew. the b u tte r and th e sugar, and add soil to a good seed bed condition is w ith a little work, w hereas if they a re
P ietro hide his plunder.”
T he Judge began to question th e Cut live diagonal gashes on each side th e eggs beaten light, then th e ap hsed. Each of th ese harrow ings de allow ed to m ature they will thorough
girl. W ithin an h o u r officers of th e of backbone and in se rt narrow strip s ple and raisins, th en th e flour and stro y s hosts of young weed seed ly seed th e land and m ake trouble for
th e future. Such weeds may be pre
law visited th e den of Pietro, to re of fa t sa lt pork, having g ash es on one beat th e soda dissolved in a table- lings.
Thorough harrow ing a t th is vented from seeding, eith er by hand
Bpoonful
of
hot
w
ater.
Bake
in
a
mod
side come betw een gashes on other
cover th e stolen jew elry.
period may be depended upon to kill
A free man, w ith th e real culprit side. Shape w ith skew ers in form ol e ra te oven an hour and a half or a large proportion of the weeds th a t pulling o r digging them o ut w ith a
m attock, hoe or spud so far below
in custody, th e first ac t of Alan le tte r S and fasten skew ers w ith small two. T e st w ith a splint.
appear a t th is season.
the su rface th a t new top grow th will
P earce was to see th a t th e poor girl piece of tw ine. Place on greased drip
Kill th e W eeds E a rly .
not spring up and m ature seeds. T he
P o tato C how der.
ping pan, sprinkle w ith sa lt and pep
was placed In kind hands.
A
fter
planting th e cultivated crop annual and biennial weeds will m ake
P a re and cut into th ick slices four
And when A nnette and him self w ent per. B rush over w ith m elted butter,
to housekeeping, little C arlo tta be dredge w ith flour, and place around large potatoes. Peel, slice and brown th e sam e object, th a t of attack in g the no fu rth e r appearance if pulled o r
fish sm all pieces of fat sa lt pork. Bake in a tablespoonful of b u tte r one onion weeds when young, shoulu be kept cut off when they a re in full blossom.
cam e maid of th e happy household.
one hour In hot oven, and continue (m edium sized); add potatoes to hot In mind. To th is end a drag harrow One of th e b est tools for disposing
b astin g as soon as fa t is tried out, and fat and onion, th en sprinkle w ith te a or a spike-toothed harrow is frequent of w eeds w ith thick roots is the spud,
Just to Be Sure.
“Gawge W ashington A b'ham Lin continue b asting every ten m inutes. spoonful of m inced parsley (parsley ly used, both before and a fte r the a tool w ith a long handle and chisel
crop comes up. More weeds will be like blade a t one end. T hese a re
coln Christofo Colombus Andy Jack- S erve w ith draw n b u tter, egg o r hoi- need n ot be added If n o t liked). Add
boiling w ater enough ju s t to cover po killed by one dragging a t th is tim e p articu larly effective w ith bull th istle,
son Jeff’son Davis! You all com e in landaise sauce.
than by several cultivations w hen the m ullein, and chicory. By digging th e
dis heah house dis m inute, fo’ I ta n
Stuffing.—One-half cupful cracker tato es; cook until ten d er—do not let
plants have become larger. The weed- weeds when they a re in full blossom
you a ll! ”
crum bs, one-half cupful sta le bread them becom e too dry and burn. W hen
Mandy was yelling It a t th e top of crum bs, one-fourth cupful m elted but done, add one q u art hot milk, sa lt and er is also a valuable im plem ent for It is som etim es n ot difficult to c le a r
ter, one-fourth teaspoonful salt, on e pepper to taste, then yolks of two
her voice.
I w aited, ex p ectan t of a cowering, eighth teaspoonful pepper, few drops hard-boiled eggs m ashed fine and th e
obedient regim ent, w hich I expected onion Juice, one-fourth cupful hot wa w hites m inced. A fter milk is added,
to see file past, Bays a w riter In th e ter. Mix Ingredients In o rd er given. add about half a dozen h ard crackers
and le t them steam a little while. T his
New York Telegram .
will serv e five o r six persons.
T h ere rushed by one little kinky-
Huevos en Espanol.
W ent
Dashing
Back
Across
the
haired pickaninny.
E
m
pty
a
can
of
tom
atoes
in
a
frying
O rgan.
I stepped up to Mandy. “Of course, pan. T hicken w ith bread and add
D yeing a Rug.
A B russels rug which begins to look
was his wont. As ho passed the room it is none of my business, b u t th a t tw o o r th ree sm all green peppers and
of the "sta r boarder” on the second little fellow seem s to be th e m ost an onion sliced fine. T h e peppers th rea d b are may be g reatly Improved
floor, he paused. It stood open, and obedient child you have."
m ay be chopped. Add a little butter In ap p earan ce and m ade to do at least
"S uttenly he am ,” sh e replied. “And and sa lt to ta ste. L et th is simmer one m ore season by giving It a dye
a lively breeze, pouring In at th e win
dow, had blown loose letters and pa he's all I has, too.”
gently until th e flavors a re well mixed bath w ith dye such as Is used for fab
"But you called a round dozen dif T hen b reak on top th e num ber of eggs rics. A 9 by 12 rug will require two
pers from a writing desk across the
feren t n am es?”
floor and out Into the hall.
desired. Dip th e sim m ering tom atc packages. P rep are all a t once In one
"All th e nam es you done h eard m e m ixture over th e eggs until they are large k ettle so th e color will be uni
The sta r boarder was not a favor
ite with Pearce, nor with many others call is h ls’n. We done give him thorn cooked. T he eggs m ay be served, re form, but tak e out only a sm all quan
In the house, unless it were the land th a r nam es so when he's growed up Jecttng th e sauce. M exicans strair tity a t a tim e so you will have a sup
lady, who valued him because of his and his nam e's called outiln co 't w hite th e sauce a b it and serve w ith th< ply of hot, clean liquid to work with.
Apply to sm all space a t a tim e with
liberal tips to th e servants and the folk will su re know h e com es from a egg on thick toast.
even stro k es straig h t along w ith the
"extras" he allowed her to put on his quality fam ily!”
weave of th e carpet. * '
bill. He was a man of about forty,
Good to K n ow .
Potatoes and B u tte rm ilk .
a bachelor, seemed to have plenty of
Few housew ives seem to know that
M olded Beef.
An Irishwom an well expressed, the
money and dressed flashily.
Sheep A re U sefu l In P a s tu rin g O ff W eed s in Stand ing C o rn A fte r C u ltiv a
old-fashioned soda is th e cheapest
P ro cu re a shin of beef, have thebone
o
th
e
r
day,
the
value
of
the
national
H e had met A nnette several tim es
tio n Stops.
w ashing powder, w ater softener, etc. sawed in four or live pieces, cover
diet
of
potatoes
and
butterm
ilk.
“W
hen
and made no efforts to conceal the
on
th
e
m
arket.
P
ut
a
pound
o
r
so
in
with
boiling
w
ater
and
cook
until
the
fact th a t she attracted him. As to I was young,” sh e said, "we never a fru it Jar and fill w ith w ater, adding
use a t this stage. By rem oving some farm s of corn-cockle, wild m ustard,
Annette, she had conceived a violent heard of consum ption. The people m ore w ater as solution Is used, until m eat leaves th e bone. Then chop fine, of tb e teeth of th is tool it can be and many o th er weeds by a little han«*
dislike for him from the first. Pearce were content with potatoes and b u tte r all is dissolved. A tablespoonful to d iscarding all th e g ristle and hard used In corn until th e crop is nearly work.
barely tolerated him. The sta r boarder milk. Now they m ust have m eat and dish w ater will m ake soap la th e r fre e bits; set th e liquor aw ay un til all the w aist high. Indeed, some excellent
Sheep are useful in preventing
seemed to think, however, th a t his tea. They a re healthy enough as chil ly o r be unnecessary. Two spoonfuls fat h as rise n to th e top; th en rem ove crops of corn have been grown by the weeds from seeding. In a p a s tu re .
w ealth might finally make som e Im dren, but few grow up strong. They to a pall of w ate r for w ashing will th e fat and boll th e liquid down so It use of the w eeder only.
w here sheep are ru n n in g it is usually
pression upon the young lady upon become consum ptive as they grow. save soap, stren g th , tim e and fabric. will Jelly when cold. Reason with one-
The drag harrow and w eeder may much m ore free of weeds than In
half
teaspoonful
allspice,
one-half
tea
They cannot afford good m eat, or
whom his heart was set.
also be used to advantage with pota p astu res w here c a ttle a n 1 horses a r e
spoonful black pepper and sa lt to
P earce gathered up the scattered enough of it, and they will n ot e a t the
toes, cotton and o th e r cultivated running. Another method of prevent
Chopped M e a t C ake.
taste. Add tb e chopped m eet and sim
papers and placed them on the desk. potatoes and milk th a t would cost
crops. A fter th e crops have become ing th e spread of weeds som etim es
T
ry
thia
for
your
lunch
boxes:
Twc
m
er
for
te
n
m
inutes,
stirrin
g
often.
Then he closed the window so th a t no them little and keep them stro n g .” Po
so large th a t th ese im plem ents can used, is burning them , culling, spoil
further dam age might be done. As he tato es a re more nourishing if boiled pounds of beef, cut fine o r p ut through P our Into mold until cold.
no longer be used, th e tillage is p er ing o r turning over th e standing w eed
g
rin
d
er;
five
crackers,
also
ground;
cam e out of the room two servants or baked In th eir skins. The Irish
formed with cultivators. Intercultural crop. T his is often useful In killing
G ra n d m a ’s Cakes.
met him. He did not. however, deem know th is; and. passing th e open doors one egg. b u tte r size of egg. if th e re It
tillage is especially effective In con weed seeds both in connection w ith
no
fa
t
In
th
e
m
eat;
one
cupful
of
milk,
One
cupful
su
g
ar
and
one-half
cup-
It necessary to explain his Intrusion, of cottages today, one may still som e
trolling weeds if th e crop has been th e weeds cut green and allowed to
regarding It as an ordinary act of tim es see th e brown, smoking balls pepper and sa lt and a sm all onion *ul b u tte r cream ed until light, then add planted in checkrow s so as to perm it dry, and w ith m atured weeds. C are
ground.
If
you
like
th
is
flavor.
Bak*
two well beaten eggs gradually, after
obliging consideration. He w ent to turned out of th e big pot onto th e
the Im plem ent to work in two direc should be taken not to fork or disturb
his office and forgot the Incident, but clothless table, round which the family In a bread tin slowly about two hours. all are well mixed add one-fourth te a tions. C ultivated crops, therefore, of piles w hile drying, as th is m ight scat
spoonful
baking
powder,
th
en
enough
It was revived in a marked way be Is sitting.
fer abundant o p p ortunities to rid a te r th e seed and th en defeat one of
flour to m ake dough stiff enough to
Cooking Dried Apples.
fore that sam e evening was over.
farm of weeds. If properly bandied, th e o bjects of burning.
W hen you cook dried apples, try handle. Roll th in and cu t Into fancy
Bolger, th a t was the nam e of the
Spider's O lfa c to ry Organs.
they are rightly term ed “cleaning
shapes.
Bake
on
cookie
sh
eets
fo
r
12
adding
a
little
grated
orange
peel
tc
• ta r boarder, had been robbed. He
A fter disproving th e theories of all
crops.” Besides th e usual cultivated
G reen Forag e Crops.
had left his room th at morning for a th e other w riters concerning th e seat them before th e stew ing p ro e e » Thl* m inutes, m oderate oven. T he grown- crops, sm all-grain crops can also some
G
reen
forage
crops of some sort can
bare five m inutes The window of his of th e olfactory organs, Doctor Mcln- robs th e apple of any flat ta s te It may ops as well as th e young ones can soon tim es be cultivated to advantage in be grown on m ost any farm , and they
room fronted on th e street. An organ doo began to search for organs sim i have and gives It an added zest. Orat* make them disappear.
the spring w ith a spike-tooth harrow yield a large am ount of fine feed. O ats
g rin d er had come along with a w hang lar to those which he found a few only th e outside skins, as th e w hite In
or weeder.
and field peas. rye. rape, corn and
Cooking D rie d Apples.
ing disturbing Instrum ent.
Bolger years ago In spiders. These organs sid e skin Is bitter.
A fter the sm all-grain crop is h a r vetch are some th a t can be sown w ith
W hen you cook dried apples, try
w as aroused from a late morning nap. were soon found on th e legs and wings
vested It is often good practice in the results.
adding a little grated oran g e peel to
Peas and M ushroom s.
H e hurried on his dressing gown and of all Insects examined. Many ex
northern sta te s to harrow or disk the
them
before
the
stew
ing
proees.
This
Stew fresh green peas and mush
w ent down the re a r sta irs to the perim ents w ere perform ed which
stubble to encourage th e germ ination
Silo in S um m er.
kitchen, bribing th e cook to run out proved conclusively to the au th o r th at room s to g eth er until tender, drain an( robs th e apple of any flat ta s te It may of th e weed seeds th a t are at or n ear
T be silo is alm ost as Im portant In
and drive th e pest away. W hen he these organs a re th e tru e apparatus p artly All little p atty shells w ith them have and gives It an added t e s t the soil surface. T he seedlings are
the sum m er tim e as It is in th e win
retu rn ed to his room, he found his for receiving odor stim uli in the In cover w ith a rich cream d ressin g and G rate only th e outside skins, as the killed by th e tall plowing or by cold
ter. T be best dairym en are feeding
w
hite
Inside
skin
Is
bitter.
diam ond pin and two rings missing sects tested.
serve a t once.
w eather. Some weeds, such as rag silage tw elve m onths in tbe year.
RECIPES OF THE WEST