7
THE ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION—March 2«, IM2
(irtU ents.
Spirad
thia filling
Ucee uI buttered bread.
on | proved the useteworves» of vour hope i
In those old days o f Dte I t a. fwiher
was not only th* provider but the
K a vo ry
W in c e d ( h e r .
H e n d .a h
punisher — the wlelder o f the birch
I 4 p *a »4
A im e r l e w « < h * V M
I *«*1 «.
But now things have »hanged
»P M « »«♦ «*»
I Im p w e M
m iM * lw id i w n r e
!l*e present dav father, la *L>od
w n d M « p ic k I r » .
| « tg p
usually a real pal a comrade a dorn-
P * «l»g «,
In ri » i h u p p H . awH p a p r i k a
I noting influence ui the c h ild » lile
Allow rheese to stand in a warm through better aaeans than fear of
less land and tn cultivate U better '
A t rr e g e and
Mash th * ch<» » th* rod — a real sportnman
What
u*4ng not only more fertillarr prt P‘ar* to soften
I ut m a i ! y T r e a t m e n t
and
blend with butter
Add remain
Mv dad" can t do and rtoe-n t think
acre, but a higher qua'dtv
8 pf*ad uu thinly I la scarcely worth the average m od­
The average yield o f wheat In the Ing ingredient»
*U4*vd whole wheat or xye bread, but- j ern boy » time c naidenng
Mlnrm the prtae of farm product* United States per acre la about nf- tried .
Ho "F ath er" has been <mining in- ■
i teen bushels, and yet there arw farm
hr fatten down to »Unusl nothin« era who arw gellin g to ami etc bu.niiela |
to bla own. but be must pay
th e !
price.
He. too. must study, rrad j
In many instances tea* than a hat 11 I P*r arre. T lie average yield o t corn .
think control himself at all critical^
n o t* U> produce Uiein. in order to I la about 30 bin hr U per acre and vet
momenta •— In fact. mu»t »olve t h e ’
gain suns advantage. I would rec­ | there are farmers who. bv the appli­
problem of fat her ho d in these swift
cation of 1000 pounds ot high-grade,
ommend to farmers a reduction th fertiliser and good cult at loo, are
days o f modern times — if he is to
keep this piaee of respect and e*
the amount of land cultivated, ami harveating 73 and 100 bushels of
4>M %S4#k T O AH T
teem
For each child,
no matter
to apply the »Amo quantity or even «helled corn per acre
• Serve» f )
ho*, young. 1# a sprc'.al personality,
It la obvious that where farmers
lid te «fertilise* per acre to the re
jus* a. much as he wtll be eighteen or I
1 4 awp M a n i r » * • .
| f » l r 4 nm d I
Intensify the treatment, that la. en
• «• ««•
1-3 r a p M | a f , 4 d i e * » b u l l r i r d
duerd area.
twenty years from nuw
Bach per-
I rich and cultivate better, they can
la * «« .
BOgAMv need» individual treatment
1 also recommend that high gradr m aterially reduce the labor coat as
There
can
je
no
standardisation
m
well
as
Increase
piodurtlon.
Mix uiofigr juirr rind and sugar j
In lllte e r* be used, for In the end !
• • •
.Spread on hot buttered
toast and rearing children, no one set o f rules
they are cheapest
The overhead or 1
formulated
can
be
guarani*ed
t*
work
pul in hot oven 04 under brotter to >
genera! esprit*»* w itch must be add­ F a r m e r » S h o u l d R e a d M o r e
success(uilv with ail
ed to a ton that sella for $J0 or %M> 1 The neat month or wore will be brown
And the modern child, brought up (
at no greater in amount: than must tile must sever* pvrlod o f the winter
by the modern well-trained mother
O K A k tiK W A tT K
I
t
d esn t know the mhierv he fci saved
Outdoor work will be greallv slacken­
«.Serve» •>
'Hie o s l o f preparation, bad*), freight ed due to froaen ground ami
by never h e*n n g that dreadful sen- (
«.r w lw d r l a « I a «a * p w
I C rap »«g a r.
etc . 1 » the same In *ach caae.
tence o f a stern judge pronounced
j weather.
During this period It Is
* l A i i r t p M a * ewr « a l a r « » . ? 1 c a p fewll-
There are farmers who applv front j advisable to plan the work for the
upon him for hu misdeetts
“ Just
i « t « d a , X la »lr*p «rm m , k a l l a r . I « « ■
1.300 Itt 3 000 pound* of high grade year and to a: range matters so that
wait til your pa comes home to
M
* * p a r * « » a # d r , I « « a » p * m * iaaiwm
frrtillsrr to an or re o f pot stars Jer- , the farm work can be rushed when
night *
m * m .
tHirer that la (w ire or three times »prtug come«
Put grated orange rind sugar, and
ss itch aa that usrd In a o m other
A part o f this time can well b<*
well. ‘
sect ion* o f the country
As a re- I given to reading.
The nlghta are I cornntarch in MMieepwn. mix
W ALTER H M AZYCK
suit, coupled with Ihotuugli cultlva- ; ioug and the days a ir short
The | pour on boiling water and cook 10 i
'Aashtngton attorney,
whose new
then
(Ion, thev grow 300 bushels of pula- ' Putted S late» D rp a ilm ra t of A g il- i minute», stirring eonstantly.
oook
(ie o rgr Waaliington and the
a«!d butter
Pour misture over w ell-j
tor* to the acre
Is not the unit o f ! i ulture at Vt
D C .. a
"e
g
r
o
'
lias
been
styled
bv
an A F R O
coat of a tmaltrl of potatoes much j rapes unrul stalluiu and emlciiilun dl beaten egg return to saucepan; stir !
enne a » the "best of the Tear *
1
when 300 buD.rL» are grown on vlstoiiA of all state», have published constantly, and cook 2 minutes Add
one acre than when they «re grown numerous bulletins on various sub- fruit juice*, beat well and cool.
on righ t or ten acres?
<
They may t* • : * (1 fu r of
time since they had a thorough clean­
OK A\C;K A 3 IIIK O S IA
Surcrsaful manufacturer* seek
t* cost for llio a.-.kipg
I f you'd earn a pr'.ar for a really ing
W rite for a list
»Sterve» 6>
rrituce tw it OQSt and to that end. of available pubaratiotis and ocdei
blight . lying, let m m t one aak you I Anyway, don't overlook that me­
S «r M fft a .
I t ««• p pwmOwimd i « | t r ,
they »eek by etorirui rmlhotls and those dealrtt 1
what la the must b rn en ooi thing you ticulously clean lock as a hand-oner
I 3 # »p i r a t e «• < • • • *
machinery to ineteaee the produr
can do for your shin
Then you an- asset.
There It much !n UlCN publical
l*eel and slice orange» Cut MUes
Uon '-f their factor too I believe It that is practical and worth while
»e r
Keep It clean'
Net ail the
Arrange in btaulicions and advertising genituM
would pay farmers, tn trclrr U> re-
Also subacrttM to a guod farm pa into halves or quarter»
»riv
u
ig
dishes,
sprinkle
with
vugar
«lure the unit coat of a boahsl of po
ooibined can offer you a belter skin
per. as well so a eood rofm rd paprt I
sod cuconut.
Ini r » or a bu'hel o f wheal Ui cover — I would «uggwr.1 the AFHO
, logan then "K eep It c lea n '"
There d be comparatively little sale
I trail and studv these publication»
Bv Dr Adeipboa W H rn O r-.n
I H IT r ( T P DBAAKRT
c f acne iotlena for one thing, mere
and you will be benefited
Protect the feet with stout-soled
(Serves 6*
' Ilia slogan rm giou .lv observed Little
Order the seed catalog# you de-
I H ip • * • « ( • p i* « - « « . I r « p « I t e p i * * -
| b.orhhrad Irritation would he e x ­ ehoes and rubbers or galoshes. I pea
tire and make a list of the ■weds yon
w p p l«
I
k «l»«e
»Ir M U ir lr «
(* •
perienced
Fewer eases cf ptmpiv entering a well-warmed room, 'h em
will neod
Bor 1? order» receive more
m »M * pw *p *«t. I Y r a p p * « a r r * e M i|M .
-km would be men
And
there should be changed Immediately
prompt attention than ttm v mailed
S m ai *M »m « lit ififb
to
[ wuuid be more real facial besot v just
during the rush «e«*on Another ad-
When it is
Combine
fruit#
and
sugar
Serve
b
cause
the
skin
looks
clean
and
la prevent perspiration.
wantage of early ordering
la th a t]
very
cold
In
\herbert
gla.xses
with
a
impossible to change the feet -hould
clean.
there u less t hance of the terd men |
You know that clean shin huaiueaa be dried often
bell)» odd out of certain
popular i maraschino cherry for garul»h.
haa a surpnaing way o f removing age I As cold and dampness cause and
varieties.
from the fare. I f you ve been dirty aggravate a case of chilblains, keep
8crd catalogs should b* ogreftilly i
all day. let's say. and you haven't the feet off a f cold fleors in the
-
trolley
Remove
| d oe anv brushing up. vou get a house, train, or
chafed from tnoae liouses whose rep­
Avoid
ghinpar o f a tired, worn, and kind of them from any cold draught
utation la the best.
jl-ln ll looking person In your m ir­ 'lockings that are too warm: as well
as
those
too
thin.
ror
But
elran
up
thoroughly—and
H) M RS «
H. B A IL E Y
Maintain an rvrn temperature
if
pieatol
Unquestionably there's a|
EVrnUiinK had ( d im wrong with w i nger lo king fare smiting back at pa-.'ibie
Do not totst feet in
'h e
Charlrs all itay.
E'vrry thing lie hiut vjl *
Bet­
S ' much effect haa grim e on oven or upon a hot water bag
done sreined to b ' Jilit the wrong the look#.
ter is it to stimulate the circula­
tiling
Mr hail unnoirtl lua mother
Yet. there are faces that look dtitv tion by gentle massage until the tret
i : ihe wia alnioat itlstracMd .
though they
have
been
irc e
y become warmed.
Be careful how­
Salmon's t: igcous c lor and eg- j "A il right, my little man JuU wylt swabbed with cream and lotion. M ay­ e'e r. do not cause friction of any
tr a rdinery flavor give
It rightful until yi>«r lather raaira home to ­ be with soap and water
They luck degree.
The object is to I ( - tore
dirty around thk nose corners, mouth normal circulati n
prr-.tlge.
It t» everywhere available . night. she nnally thryatriwd
the
nostrils,
a n d ! A t the first vign o f redness o f the
Yia« may have wild. "Oh. I d n't corners. Inside
—-fFr h and perked in tin
M any! rare If you <lo tell h im ." Hut do you C u r place*.
races are somethtn,’ 'kin . accompanied by Intense itching,
good rooks have wondered how they j remember how uncomfortably empty l.ke houses. Some always shine with I consult your chiropodist
might prep.ire a seod .salmon loaf ami vacant you telt away down tn- cleanliness. Others register an <.. .
in coses where chilblains lia v«
Md-? How you did hate to «re *tx
i Oing hciisekeep:r, one who scrub; : formed, a visit to the r!vropod:>' • «
that was not to> dry and compact
How you did
hope up thoroughly once a week, perliaps advisable: aa he is bc>t prepared tg
There la no mason at all for such o i l ek c o lo r'
that's
the
appearance
mother wouldn l tell after all! Hut j Anyway
give permanent relief
and
advis*
concern when this reeip»’ H userl
The combination of milk and bread j one look at her set. determined face [Others look as it It had been a long against a recurrence.
hi tpfl ’ > hi ak up U t» sal- ■
moil r im tm allv firm meat. Just as it
needs tn te* broken up bv other In­
gredients when used in salads. T h e i
directions, which s ic » as y to fellow, I
I will Rive you a moist tender loaf j
lust k«‘ p* Its .shape aiul slices well. I
| both hot and cold
The crust will !
' be .* i)
ir.r >11 brown i uI t)te
hi
thickness ami not tough.
Iilmtn I ««r
I a ran ialgM"«« I •*•». Irrm«n jmlrc ,
Farmer
He Knows H i r
G eorge W ashington
OSINGE
KKCIPKS
A Flean Skin
ltc*| Treatment
for (.oniplcxion
CHILBLAINS
•M ail T il > our
l*a Conic« Home'*
SALMON LOAF V
LKNTKN DISH
WHITEN YOUR SKIN
I
Is I\e re r
Lonoonir
When men's glum e* linger, then
frankly admire . . . what feminine
heart doesn’t thrill .' Know this thrift*
Von can have ulliirlna beauty. Dr.
Fr«*«l PiUmer's .skin Whitener Oint­
ment softens and lighten « the darkest
kin, i leai n up pimples, blotches and
tan mark*, and d o c away wulh that
«»11y. *hiny'* kn»k. Use thin prepara­
tion regularly to make your «kin
soft, delicate and t'hsrmlflg, This
umaslnir ointment Is made In the
famous I)r. Fred Palmer’s la b o ra ­
tories where are ulno made thoso
other lM>uuty aids you know ho well:
Dr Fred Palmer's Skin W hitener
Ho.ip, Hkln W hltener Face Powder,
Hair Dresser and Ilhl Deodorant
which may lie had ut all drug stores
for :,r> cents each or will l*c sent post­
paid upon receipt of price. Ih- Fred
Palmer's Iaihoraturlcs, Dept. 1’, A t­
lanta, (la.
Srnti 4r in ntmmpn fo r trtat
•am pir o f Skin W h itrn er.
Soap anti Fare P o u d rr.
D R .F R E D P A LM ER ’S
cSftirfWhitmcr
yo u *
coM ktixioM yo u th #»***
I«»
«»IL
3 »»**.
* 1 typ
rfc e p
pel u i»»»», I I t »up« bread rramk. I *
f p b»VlH| p i« tier, I t rup Milk. I t tup
ll**id ill Alned Itmim uliwn.
Remove skin and bones from sal-
moti and Make with a fork
Add re
maining ingredient# and shape Into
a loaf
Raked In an oiled baking
dish In a moderate oven »3.30 deg ties
F ) until bmwn and firm. Oar*»i»h
with parsley and serve with tomato
cream sauce or with lemon. Y 'eld
5 servings.
Sllc:ti cold, the loaf Is fine
foi i
sandwiches for the childrens school
lunches, »v Sunday evening tea. No
betfer Lenten sea .•■on food. high In
vitam in value, could be found, or
for anv lim e of tl»e year, for that
matter.
MIDNIGHT
SANDWICIVKS
Your (U M ti «rill enjoy one or two
o f thrsc sandwiches ut ttiftr aftcr-
bridgvt luncheon.
A * A matter o f
fact, the fam ily wtll relish them aa
a before-bed bite, any tim e. T ry
them and see.
Spired Celery and Pickle Sandwich
t l«r|r Awrrl pirkln <1-4 rap), finely
rSwggrd, 14 cup r fk f»; finely rul; 1
futile at»« on ma^niulit; 1 (r»>p«oni i«l-
•*9
f'om M nr chopped
sweet pickle»
awn e ele iy Rlriid with lemwmtnir I » -
wi t h the only B l e a c h i n g C r e a m t h a t has
the e x c l u s i v e ' D o u b l e S t r e n g t h " F e a t u r e
M O S T
E F F E C T I V E
-
M O S T
^ ^ n ly Genuine Black and W h ite
Bleechinq Cream has the exclu­
sive DOUBLE STRENGTH fea­
ture Only Black and Whit* has
the power to penetrate down to
the fourth layer of your skin where
coloring is regulated. That's why
H errn i r th e t u r a s i t a »
n in a ! e r o n o m i x i l way ta a
LIGHT, BRIGHT
E C O N O M I C A L
Genuine Black and White Bleach­
ing Cream whitens your com­
plexion in half the time at half
the cost— that's why it clears up
moth patches, bumps and dark
spots quicker than anything you
ever used before.
T h e h i f h a n tita n te o p a l ja r o f H la rk and • hito
W in c h in g t'.ream n o n ly OOe nt \ o n r fa v o rite
ilr n g H a re o r to ile t g o o d » c o u n te r, (.'c f a har a f
t.e n u in a W o r k and • k ite S k in S oa p , e io n o m i-
n d ly p r ic e d , 2i>r, lo use b e fo r e you a p p ly this
m o r r e lo u » Idem hint; crea m .
Jtonutn*.
BLACKEWHITE
BLEACHING CREAM