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Lei ili«* Ila!» Toti<*li
- I,liin*is , Mrs. Ile^fns
'T e l ls N«*>« Mother's
P k H K .H G R A D — L o u is lU n n . w h«
rec en tly Uni shed
th«
co rd
h igh
a* bool a l K> aditi*
I lr
th r only
c o lo ir d pup«! in a riaa» o f ISO.
Soft t .¡l|*»«*r
4 «lokic* that
Always Ilari 11
T h is rtfcipy. tested in an ix iU ta n d -
i n f e x p e rim e n ta l k itch en , in su res
lo n g e r cookies par excellen ce
M ade
with loda and m in d milk and a m
4 a . v -«*> th e y a :e in e xp en siv ely and
By O M B
For
goodness
sake.
m * iu !
me
q u ickly th a t l«*allel about babies who
a re a lw a y s gettin g tut«» th in g s'
It d idn 't h a v e a sp e cia l
d elivery
stam p on it but tt w as n everth eless
¿1 sp ecial h u rry c a ll th at cam e through
; th«* m all to m e one d ay
8 0 I sent
th e leaflet w hich is c alle d . How Not
! to S a y . D on't Touch
l c a ll It b>
that n am e because th e very
first
thin g to do w ith a baby wlvo la ex-
p erim e n tln g w ith his m uscles an d his
sense of touch i* to stop sayin g
D o n ’t*' an d also
D on 't t«>uch **
In ste a d , let him do all th e to u c h
ing posMblc H e's going to do it. a n y
way. if h e 's a lively, n orm al, curious
you n gster H e's going to touch th in gs
« veil if it raises ru ctio n s
H e's got
to do it
N a tu r e s m ak in g him « 1 «»
it
S o th e best th in g to d o Is to
let him touch th in gs
B u t le a rn to
do so w ith Judgm ent
A n o th er youn g m o th er w rites " l
h a v e a fine boy w ho Is Just th e p ic
ture o f h e alth
He la one an d one-
| h a lf y ears old. w eigh s th irty -tw o
, pounds, an d I believe he h a s m ore
- n ergy th a n a five h o rse m otor '
S till an o th er w rites
"M y son is
eight m onths old w alks an d creejv»
about and con seq u en tly
gets
into
ev ery th in g
l would like to know
the right wav to correct h im "
S o we see our m o th ers grow in g
In w isdom
T h e y know th e re is a
lig h t w ay an d a w rong w ay though
we d o n ’t call th e p roced ure “ c o rre c t-
FEATURE
■ js '
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SEC T IO N ~
M arch
12 . 1932
.•The F a r m e r
■ ■
It«*g in W ork in the G ard en
N*
IV
II
( K l I l . l l l A ll
Fanners amt otheia who have
gaidetu should traine the Imimrt
ance of planning and beginning w tk
In the gar «ten now
'n y delay
along th is line m ay m an the |<vwi
of m an y d o llars
In fa c t, a plenty
ot go* s | f i r s h vegetable» the r eat ore i
of h e alth , coin ing from th e g a u le n
th e e n tile year can n ot a lw a y s be
estim a ted In th e value *»f d Hat* and
cent i
H ie g a rd e n ahm ild I** the chuiceal
an d beat piece of lan d o n th e farm
It ;>h«HiId be located -is clua* to the
fa rm house a» possible and protect
ed by w ire fe n ce fro m th e ch ick en s
or cattle
H ie lan d ah tild
la* Very
rich
B a r n y a r d m an u re should lie applied
ea ch year, p refera b ly d u rin g th«* w in
ter season at th e r a te of it) ton*
|»*r ac re
T h e id ea U to have the
lan d rich eniHigh to g lo w an y kind
of vegetable« and to glo w them In a
h u rry
T h e ric h e r
th e lan d, the
b e tte r q u a lify w ill be th e vegetab les
W ork should begin in the g a rd e n !
l.i the fa ll or ea rly w in ter
In t h e '
Hist p la c e all
e x tra m us
n vat ter
such as ru bb ish weed* etc . should
I II I Mf l II
’ .t i l \ N M \ l» t> \ tt\
— M r. an«l M rs lU w ir il I tle n rv . as
they tp p e sred 4 l t h r u home In I’ h il*
d e lo h is rec en tly .
M r. H enry u a
I’ liiilv M agistra te.
<j’ii xlv m ade- good fo r both ch ild ren
.*oured m ilk an d b end w ell S l i t flour
nnd grow n -up«.
W** d o n t c o rrect them
.th e n m ‘ .usure Re.sift w ith o th er dry mg** them
correct
in g red ien t* in to m ixtu re D ro p from b e cau se th ey are a lre a d y
S o ft G in g e r C 'o o k ln
N atu re w orking in them Is saving
teasp oon i n t o oiled
b akin g
sheet
T h r « * f»M iih «
rap
B ill
S -l
t b* p.
T h e correct w av lo r you l«» le arn 1*
B ak e Ui a rn >dera e ov-*i - 175-400 d e
Iin »(»r
I ra p 1*1
I r a p »agar. I » (g .
I f
rap
1 c u p * f l a a r . f |« p.
gree» v < 41 am
15 m t r ute* Y ie ld : by d oin g so do as h a rd as you
»•*0*
I (< p
sail. I i<p
glngrr. I h p
can -
5 doxen cookies
lls n ia a a .
So . we d o n t
c o rre c t
th e m : we
S im p lic ity and u iv a u a b lv good r e
W«* d o n t d am up thru-
C om bin e m ilk -.nd v in e g a r C ream su lts a ie th is re c ip e * feature«. T h e guitte them
e
n
e
rg
y
.
we
h
e
lp
them
to
m ak e it
w ith
fruit
f«tt and s u g a r th o ro u g h ly. Add egg cookies are fine served
flow m th e rig h t c h a n n els.
an d m olasses
B e s t w ell.
Add th e whtpa
lu* g a llie te d an d b u m ed
O u tilla i lv lh e .r w red s WoilUt «e
| turn ed u n d rr ad d ln g v rgetab le m at
t *i t«» the .ail but aine# liiMWt p e .ts
ire >.* bail th'* b e tte r m ethod U to
iHirn the iiilib lsh and werd» lu «>i«tei
to klll tlk* I nsec U th a ï h lb e iiia tr lu
them
I lie gatd en should !>• plow ed a»
e a rly in the w inter a.* puaalble *o as
to freear th *e in sects that go Into
the groun d for th e w in ter also t«>
brln
atamt b e tte r
coiidltUMU
lot
w orking the »oil and f«n the ir t e ii-
turn of in -U lu ie
B e fo re am p la n tin g In (he g a id e ii
1« done, the f at flier should see to It
th at he haw a g«*»d seed bed
A go« h 1
• ed lK*d l.s one w h e .e th e grou n d
iwi* not on ly b««en w ell hr ken up.
bu b ' sin h m ec h a n ic al d evices as
d isks, lla n o « « an d ro llers the g io u n d
has breit well pulvei lard so th at in»
. < d * are left an d th a t th e a ir an«t
the c a p illa ry m oistu re w ill c irc u la te
vtO through It
H avin g p rep ared th e lan d the n ext
*htng to do u to m ake some e a rly
p lan tin g*, such as beet* i**a.s e tc .
K e e p u p 4 c u c e v slo il of o lsu tm g * s*»
a> to have he.sh v egetab les coining
in all of the season
T«*o m an y fa i -
ntera resort to m e ie ly one p la n tin g
Slid the .41 leu Is *«*»11 «tided
l i i c s i s i i i n g c o l o n i v i . h o i s i <:
Ily W IU , c u t
IV viK D A l ill Hue (*ulim ul » ly lr L*
a »lx room m<w1«*l horn«* w hich
I iaa
r.*c»*nUv t> «*n n x n p lflr d
F u rn ish
m u* *m l I c«*rwti.»ii* thruuKh vit «rv
In «YtiijMihv w ith lh«* « rc lu lrc tu rv
aih !
th uuxh m in t of th«* fu rn iliH «
u n*w it I ian b«*«*n c«»pi«*«l from
Itivrlv olil tnud^U w hich a rrv rd
tu
b«*4Utlfy th e tiu m ra of e a rlie r non-
e ratio n *
IV t a lla h a v e been r a r r -
fu lly p U m iftl .*«» th a t **vrty r«om
b t c it h * « th e ap irlt «»f ch a rm hn*i»l-
’. x liiy ai»«l rom fortw b le llv in c Color
v l n n e * »nil
fu rn U h m x *
f«*r the
tiMin loom « I m v i * been r a r r lr d out « m
fo llow s.
I iv in s K«K»nt
W AI.UH P la in pl*vt>'.
i»s4in’.r*«1 a
s o il g ra y g r e r n . f lin in g a restfu l.
jil- a .iiK ha< kgitMimi
w oodw ork -
O w e n to m atch
'h e wa IL*
C U H T A IN rt
O U /c d c h in ts w ith
(Vu *l p a tte rn on sa ffro n junk ground
n»«*v are eilgrd w ith
p U u i green
l i t l n l i . a c c o id i >11 p laited
T tiey are
Ytiuply m ad e, reac h in g ju st lielow the
*tll an d m ay be d r a p n togetlver fur
jinva« y at nigh t
F U R N i r U R K S o fa an d on e arm
h a ir covered w ith c h in t i to m atch
(he c u rta in *
An -Owr a rm c h a ir In
gr«*en and ivory alritied
m a te ria l.
W ing c h a ir in copper «olored wool
d am ask , w ith uu all tab le com fortab ly
placed besid e U
H everal grac efu l
Wind.*or c h a ir aecr«*tarv tenk. arvl
o ccasio n al t ble* o f m aple
A (X*RH H O RIRB llraa* *r«au*e aide
, Hwlaa.
1 lift led
very
ertap
an d
fre-d».
w ith
nig«*»
F U R N IT U R K
8 j»o«d bed n ig h t
sta n d dreaaer. s m a ll « lw**t of d r a w
ers. d '.k
.«tid W m d vn
ch a ir
in
iiM»i>le
M in iatu re
wing c h a ir
lit
blue »trie rep .
A C C K H S O R IK S
W hite
|»>tu»ry
latiiiw w ith (Ualt«*d rallc«» ahsd«*«
H an ging b ookshelves over th e «l«*ak
lied cover «»f d otted S w l*a 1 » mat« h
th e cu rtain s
F IA tO R C O V K R IN O S m a ll w ash *
ab le ru gs o f r«»v* wool
W
andleA lick* e le c tric a lly
equipped
P la ite d c h in ta an d t a r r l i i n m l lam p
«hade*.
Ilraav an d iro n * an d
fire
tool.*
Old print.*, sam pler.*, an d all-
houette*
Row » of co lo rfu l books on
open sh elve*
r i-O O It C O V K R IN O P la in carjiet
m d e e p g r a y - g r e e n , .s u p td e u ie iile d by
«
W e won’t tell Daddy or N o b o d y !
"Sw M teit little honey-lioy." croon.
Mommy in «*eet confidence, “ we
can t tell daddy that hi. little man
*•.4» cranky and out-of-nort» today.
T in t ’, to be expected »h-n fir.t
teeth liegin to cut through tender
guma. Y o u ju .t needed a little » eep
and » m e Ca.tnria to be your happy
»It again.”
I.ittle Sugar Plum i. only a*are
that the burden»me |<ain and fevered
condition is gone. Mother, ble«. her,
know, more than this. Modern
•cience baa told her that m-mt of
children’s ills conic from fermenting
w^ste in clogged up little bowel'.
That is why Castorta d-»es so mtjrh
gre>d in children's troubles. It gently
but efficiently regulates del irate little
organs and wise Mother Naturt
takes care of the rest.
Teething time should not l>c a dis
turbing period at all if baby is kept
comfortable. If his little organs are
r e i n e d and t r lr k ln g a« th e y should,
normal, healthful sleep will tide him
over the irritation of teething.
Every smart, modern motherknows
the value of Ca.toria, the reliable
children's preparation which has
been lived for years.
On every carton of genuine Cas-
torla you will fold a full list of the
precious ingrvdients of which It is
compounded—all mild, purely vega-
table. and containing nothing that
could harm the most delicate infant.
Children vem to instinctively know
that it i. g'exJ for them. They like its
taste— never object to taking it.
Of course, whenever you suspect
baby is seriously sick, call a doctor at
once fiut for all other I »aby's minor
ills, and a . a preventive against
disease when his system needs regu
lating, always keep a liottle of Cns-
toria on hand. It's fine for larger
children, too, as well as infants.
Z K 7
C A
C M • l
D K I N
DON'T FORGET
Genuine Cattoria always
hat the name, Chat. H.
Fletcher, on the package.
B e *ure you get i t .
l ively old hooked ru gs.
D ining K«wiin
W A L L S C o vered w ith p ine p a n e l
ing In a new proce*a w h ich e lim
inate.* h igh coht. w hile retain in g the
m ellow glow of «»Id pine
W O O D W O R K S ta in e d pine
C U R T A IN S S im p le d raw c u rtain s
■ •f b rig h t yellow calic o w ith ttnv blue
flower.* in an a ll-o v e r p attern flnU h-
ed w ith blue hlnding
F U R N IT U R K — D ro p le a f table,
ru sh se a t c he a ir* open dreaaer. and
serving tab le m ade o f p in e.
A C C K S .iO R lK S l ’ wt<r sulellgh t*
an d la n te rn * < f p ierced tin
B lu e
c h in a an d pew ter
piece* on
the
dr*w*‘*r
L a rg e p ew ter
bowl filled
w ith vellow flow ers on the d inin g
tab le
F L O O R C O V K R IN O H uge braid
ed rug in blue, yellor a n d blark
M aster IWdr«»otn
W ALLS
P a p e r w ith la ttice d e
sign in brow n on an ivory gro u n d .
W O O D W O R K P ain te d Ivory
C U R T A I N S Iv o ry voile gla%* cur
ruin* hun g Inside t|»e window fram e
D K A P K K IK H O la /e d c h in ta
th
M<i.U d esign m rich r o lo is on a to-
I m *< 1 o b low n grou n d .
F U R N IT U R K
F o u r po«t beds, a
n ig h t sta n d , highboy» k nee hole desk,
an d p air of side c h a irs In brow n mit-
h o '.in y .
D i'V v in g tab le w ith |M*ttl
coat to m atc h th * w indow d rap eries
A rm c h a ir In br* wn fa b ric
ACO RH H ORIKH —
A m b er
g la ^
lain|JH w ith o verv shade.* on the d ie .*
mg ta b le .
Bron/a*
th ree b ran ch
can d le lam p f»n the n ig h t a ta n d . ‘ »r*t
o l old b u d urm l.*, In n arrow wood
fra m e s
B ed covers o f deep coral
b ro ad clo th , piped an d bound
w ith
tcb a cco brown
F L i X ) R C O V K R IN O — B ro w n c a r
p etin g w ith s e v e ra l huoked ruga.
S m a ll D a u g h te r's Room
W A L I/ J— W hite i»«|»er w ith tin y
rc^e and blue flow eis
W (X > D W O R K P a in te d w hite w ith
a llp e of b lu e.
C U R T A I N S -Blue an d w hite dotted
No Man Can
Resist Such
Loveliness
C h a r m Is t h e s«** r e i o f f e m i n i n e « p -
peul
.«ml >1 w i f i . Iltrtif s k i n le tti«*
•*••«■ 1 et o f «lu ti in
U r . I 1 -«I l ’M i n i e r a
H .111 W h l t d i e r «>lr»tiii- iiC e o i t i - i i s a n d
I i , ; l i f • n t il.
diik
I k i n , * I* u i u p
l»lrnpl<
lit.iridi. « aii«| t a n m a r k s , u n i
itoew i w t y w l i h t h a t *'»»llv e h l n y ’*
lo.»k
I “.*• (tu-, pr* p a r a t l o n un ti in u le»
y o u r s k i n s o f t , d e l i r a t e rin d « I m m i
llili T i l l « u in a/. lii K ( t i n i in* ui I m m a d a
In t h e f a n i o n « I n
I '1 «*«1 P a l m e r ' «
I m I mihi I or i
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al o m ad«
I h «»#•«• o t h e r li« « il l y a i d s y o n I n o w no
w ell
I »r
I ' l l i n e r ’s HI in \ V h l t « * n e r
H o i p . s k i n W h i t e n , r F .n * e I ’u w d e r ,
i l .in
Itreesar an d
I li,| I k - o d o r a n t
whl< li l i m y I h - h i d a t a l l d r u g s t o r e «
for
« e n t a eiu ti o r w i l l !*«• a«*nt p o s t
p a i d u p o n re«•••Ip! o f pi !• «■ U r F n * ,|
P n l m e r ’a I«n I lor n t o r i e s . D e p t . A . A t
la n ta , (la.
S e n d i r In ifiim p i /o r tria l
•a m p le o f S k in PTM fener,
S n a p a n d P a r e Pitteder,
D P .F R E D PALMER’S
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