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