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^ in _, of Cirv^g E«* to Avoid the White* Be>l| Latest

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CAPE KAY 0001111 TIKES FRIDAY APRIL 27. !W8

Page Seven

: News Of Interest To Our Women Readers

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Household Problems

S/m/d Be “Harti Cooked’ Rather Than "Hard Boiled" ;|

Sbo-S or VM* A«**^ fit; brtue kjd with just

i touch of liarktr t

» o.' water snake and II In Boer marking* BOA ouUitr <jmalMr: ptala r^*ot leatb-

, during f

et May.

,<k)K and wnw practiced home tlu'.t when she

abundant In

lfir hnusekerpar

'rt.r.a.'t.rs manr i'stKh t- -~ k

I' ^ is 3 si» mows

, : "lly She Is adfltw iftm. calcium. HhOf: ' ..a other vsluahle lo#d L member* are fa*! If rile 1* a begi 5. »ne* eras !>*«"“ *■ i IDt«* *£ ... esSF to cook. As ^'/fset. in .JAW flfOUn rosson for eerrln* ■ • orr.etlines happens L ,toiifie» the time-worn • mpt. "She doeant

»y»

i «Be.

pK it another way. >

— J ihuf for 1

... n.

or sprink picnic, and they will be much belter than “hard-bolted" ego.. In which the whites uatull)become touch and leathery '* yolks are cook'd long enoi be hTO. The Bureau of Home Kcoaamlc* of the United Slates Department of AgriculUire give* the fo*lowing i.lrocttons for cook-

Sprlng day* and Oolf—The words are sroenymous—and doubly *o when oar has a sports cm fttme as smart as the one tllnst rated— With a beige wool skirt this < harming gott< r wears a sllp-on: •wester of Bne. silky wool, whose \ nor» l knlttlnc D worth special |

knfUtng tb* yoke and sieevea. The .

lenjBhWtx- finalsn stripes badh-•

ntn* at joke de..th show color* o!; AM If mb« hr bocotnlOg, — ■ - 1 wfM have to be worn for a

In their shell*: ; coral, with lust a threod of black! or

— l>at method to use aj to - mr ,- ibrm out An edging- hi cbo»log wail paMr tmtiwna. double boiler In the top part of mior Is also introduced a»oteM| no «*> tmA *** rooms should hare:

put the *>**« and a cupful of boil-hi* collar, and

About Your Health ‘

i. M. D.

ow

•d»e tape emnee bandy whenjhotue on S»MMta> 'v.nlnr *-! Dorn -keep ectlv* iwitaona[ woek The matter o band, such as strychnia tab-j rVtrbU feeords f^r the lets, .vcccite. cniomel. oeUadonna. j was diwiif red. It w i

—- : -JM) soch likr t ales* with full sad carried to gjre tuteer. «I.B RENT.MRS ikimwledrc ikI sdrtce of your phy- for that p<trp«- After > rlends are. hr ri> MO of j Inea* meeflhy twmea wer.laattetg qualities usually litej and prius t wntdnd.

r lest ‘ relatlvna

Hue" i Sliaw I

Li

Port Elizabeth

With mMIrltM

there are few batter

than the time-triad Home of our

most va I viable agent, for healing] the alelt may be aatKi to be hoary The Della Bible Dnaa. of the with ige—yet we know their ae-l M. K. Sunday be bool, met at the Uor thorh more tboronghly tbao : Idime of Bra. Margaret Bognaoo

RaU.”dsy rvi

fVnrt tl.etn trustworthy. j ' ioreocr Key. at have lief ore me a patriarch in! tajeed U»>- week-otei metical llteraiore—a book US mother. Mr* Alice Key year old; it la <nl«restinc to note Heavier itp.-ax*B. of the mMielnm in use todsy that spent tkmdar with Mr.

were ’ MUM lh«>. and the U*t Is,Co*,

not s!iort camphor D oat; opiurti. Richard Hum;

the good servant aM the Md mas- ] spent

who Is, Mr*

•pending **mr- utter will. Mr*. I-. her M K Beyier at "Wlikijcil! Inn." of Pei •petit a week in Phfladelohia and j Han.

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Mrs. Jonathan Uvro and son. Man *~" * —— Woodiycnf. pa*sei*

ftunday with Mrs

May ■

Ml*

; Warn* Henderson, who I* cm- ttmw-d home from ■> ! ployed In the Bell Telephooe -'otn- Ing three foi Ue- «1 . pany. came Irfm-.r- last aaturday Mr. and Hr*, t.eowi

“ " — -r—•-- ypopt m odcl.

Goshen

—_ .. — t-lve a deep cuff effect

cooked Cover closely, and keep 1

warm over hot water la the low- < The Erstwhile Ca|

or part of the double boiler. Le»<: j

ib» ewes in the hot water tor « IMclure the new cape, to • minutes If they axe to he j wenrs them—Short. Boating HttlCi sbauld

soft-cooked, or for JO minute* if] they are to be hard-rooked Kg** ,

Umed that for be*

. r: v n>vcr boiled, but

hard by a method

ecn. and that orepared

. . il« whites and. ready tor nae In salads, foratl : ,'v raw Solt-oooked i or deviled Me*, or for aand.

prepared. “^

- mivturc*

IN CONFIDENCE By FLO

m n young man c, lo <- very nice, and . i.. f ated me with great; 1 love him dearly, and that he love* me. My k «iih him seems lo be :-rrai ;.|| nthera I hare : . ItfcoaeB I am only aev- . old. He I* twenty-: >. i:.u : uppoae this I* a !>>» *0alr" or mm tow* tb reantlmr I haw filaonsd i.ool aed yo to college. 10 tblv. He say* «i Sons «o wait. Which I i. bait for me to do. > .mt! go to school, or WIII be wait for me truly? PKGCIE. ... 1 think yau should 'indies At least 'I even If you do not sc. Tbc young man. >v. wait for you if *

tis id him that you feel you » b-iier wife and mother with the .idvantage at »•>:. ! knowledge. i! you reason with him. ; ; dxim io wait (or you

Do not be d?fii*nt about It. but bold your ground aa well as you -and be may come around to r way of thinking A Tardy I •rrc-poadcnl Dear Mias Flo. am a boy in my senior year high school 1 like a girl much Each time I wHte her she wait* three or four works aawer. giving some foolish sat <**nW. you advise me 1*0 you think she cam* very n pir me' I do aot love her xh ever to marry her.

M . you i tod. but car . catlse that inan> people als delay answering letters, and tiuu this does not necessarily anything Some people letters as soon aa they

alcohol upeBed ••8litdho!“» j tome hcie.

of which lire name «n*y be Valj i Mr. .,nd Mir Kenneth Abboit.; achl: mercury, tben called "Qiilck- "f B idgeton. vnstad Mr and Mrs : silver " ^nd two of it* derivatives.' Join Abbou on -Sunday. |

calomel and “meat of qnlck-aU-! >.r*. Herbert Vanmaaa and aoa. i ' Mr- ^ v,-h n ! — - These and many other* re-I Wesley. Mrs Klmat Babe* end £’!* T,Ub,,, . , ill use today, and doubtless ] «m. Elmer. J and Mr and Mrs *» * ,Un ’ ' " will live when most of the mod- Mortimer Henderson motored to] Mr. *nd Mrs. E Riley Mixncr I never cool bin**, gray* or gratae. I era. highly-commercialitrd syg- 1 Ocean i ity -nd Somers Point | which belong on the euany side Ur lea are forgot tan with the aa-1 Woriocsday of last week.

! of the honae. I pinitkm of the patent or copy- William Beiuw was in PhUa- Mrs. Sarah Smith cull*.' on.' When the rug. draperiM or up-1 lighted label. j delpWa Thursday and Friday of] F. J Wal.-ng at <*ourt House p » ri * hotelcring are be-flgntwd. wslU] The poulUca and the Uslment go last week. ‘ Tuesday or last meek

and! popular then, any! the moch-naed ] Mrs. Harry Msyhew to home af-

i the wans i

Mrs. Frank Edward..

t of last i

iti- hardM

and Mrs. Paul Scull and >iaug|te ter. Pauline, if t curt iu m. called oa Mrs Samuel Bright last

Friday.

On Sunday- Arthur button sod Ell'worth Hewitt, of Wildwood, were visitora at the home of .1*1ntia Smith and famUg. Broihevhood at the M. E- Church next Sunday will be in chart* cd Usoiuci darks. All swteagng. Howard KoMneon. of lienni*vi*!.'. on Monday visited hi* slater. Mrs. Mulford (ole. Wc wonder tf t

Watinn spent Thur?-: <

vice veraa. Where there to a] “salve" are fast becoming unheard i ter spending some time with Mrs j day ol tost week at Avalos wnh:M.,K' part" *nd “st«r*. ,, j <hartoh*d antique or two In tte'of. and. perhaps, wisely-no The Allred Powell in Salem. her daughter. Mr*. J***epli Cn<!.-

'room. It is very good decorative ohMsaMansd sm;cr. grime and I Raymond Henderson attended aj Mrs i.iwurd Weldon, of Hels-: (laxht r ynwr Ittoscs while you isrp.

s’asc to chow paper In harmony stain, is well a** the nayseatins. Wvi* cotivenUon of the Maeons In lerrtlK «a» at Hie hone <*l hr; Time bring.- only rrtrrotr;

Thns. for rximpic. the An* old bolus luw l«en rtdegaled to the • Trent 10 Wednesday and Thuradaj parent*. Mr. ami M-* Wesley i Kor the gills who ore wd free today

seereiary. pie-eruM fable or tSber-j rear. ns«l we reialce tberaat. The . "i lost week Hux-hr, tb.- past week uion chair find in t'tdnoLnl wall;alkaloid of idencc has about re-1 Mr and Mrs. Edward Ann-

There to nothing about her toy In writing that should make you think she dors not write because she does not care tor you; on the other band. If you do not love the girl enough ever to marry her. and are positive of thta. why

As long a* you and she arc good friends, there to no re* why you cannot pardon a Uni* tardiness In answering your t«t-

VartAfv ' amount of lamb used In this eoun■BSUIg vaneiy . uy. it would seem that the Amerl I /> , r , . 1 ,-sn housewife does not think o: in LUIS 01 Lamb » very Often Cither; yet It will

! provide lhat refreshing variety w hlch Is the spice of Ulc. \

* B|»B 1 time there wa* an •fa;* who had grown tired 1 u -' different kinds of meat Susteicd: 'Beef, mutton.

Wf. mutton, pork, ttvn my word, HI thinks

rf f >>“» animal was m-

-M lhat there was one

Within the lamb carcass there are cuts which can be utilised in a great number of way*: Roast* from the leg and loin; rib chops and loin chop*-these an- the choicest cuts and most ;rcau_, in demand-hut the forequarter yield* roast* and chops, and well-fla-

vored meat for stews. .'-Icaaseci and pies, meat ktef and lan.b patT *** but prob- j ties.

: "ferring mutton.I 77

" ' h '"-*ht of R. ; Oleomargarine to something ym

You Need P..y But Little for a Floor-Covering

lowness of

?!« is the chief conaQ »ation and yet you JL' 1 ' a floor-covering

-t win add color and attractiveness of

^ summer cottage, ° ror the room in which

‘s to be placed, we

^'ontmend that you

•‘cstigate the many

‘-•-nta^es of

Wabon’s FELTEX

^ >s made with a felt base and beautifully P^ted surface that is waterproof and spotproof

^ ^ easily cleaned. It is

Mothproof and Dirt Doeuft Grind In n car ' not he expected to wear as long a* printed

• it is equally as good locking and much ks»

— v c. Let us show you our pretty patterns.

Philadelphia Supply Co.

The Store With Fhiladdnhi* Pric“"

‘“■i? F.

paper a frtoefly aj^iinst wh-Ch to show- tncmaci ve;.. If chosen Imughtfully. with regard u> the keynote of the mom. the most Inexpensive paper is charming hecauvc of ttw freshoe*v and aritotlc harmny. I slag “Icft-Bier” Salad UrceoCu’. (uncooked) veaetaldew atto frrlt* soon baMtete watery discolored and are use toss for a second meal But they can be kept fresh and crisp for several days by combining them wlBi gel-

atin.

ptoevri tbc crude drug Madlclnr : torong. of Wildwood, visited Mr is hi.id pace with world-advance - - ami Mr< M'lriimer HenderaoTi or em very creditably • Boturdr.y afirrnnon Saturday *ve-| May I sugget here that when ] n!ng Mr. and Mr*. Henderson srm clean rouse U.1* spring you! cotupanied them to Bridgeton, ■gleet not your household -moc-! The Parent-Tc.ichers - County tev: brighten and till the castor- Coiaril w.-.s hefd in Shiloh on oU bottb. the camphor flask, th--! Tuoadaj 1 hoae who alter.-led

(he ■mrstibOf-1 f. am hrr- were: Mrs. May Harris

tine shsker. tbc carhoiated vast- Mr*. Itell-i Horner. Mis- flretu lint- jug It-- read) for mar! Reo.As. Mrs. Belle IrWln. Mr*

ether*- iirK-i. w ith good. old. Ume- tnurs Heixln tried remedies that yon know the Ttiomp.

will make .h<- -lo« - j derson.

tor * task lighter ff you are com-; The P. f A. held Ito regutot pelted to summon him A roll of business meeting In the school

A IiaiHly (ompaB) iMsh For Bea Pood au Qratln. prepare white SBU" nwtog 1 toh; - spoon flour. I ta lespoon butter ->r margarine, and half pint of milk Butter baking dish, add layer* of tuna fish, lobster, shrimp, or any cooked fish. Ptotr over while sauce, cover with crated cheese and buttered crumbs

and brown lightly. Economy to lake.

_ mri _ . r Cake ingredient* are costly -

capes tor spoils wear, more for- |( p.y, to uke risks in bakmsl. longer capes tor street ana lB( . Maa ., ca g,. r a Us because evening wear. Nothing nun*- ^. flour ^ j too heavy lor this equals the chic of the cape for « • '

those i«ho can wear them gracsfully. And they arc not diOcult imke—if one to i.. all handy.

Patch (’pan 1‘atrh

There to a • decided vogue for pointed aid Idas patch trimming, also those in stepped designs suggesting sky -scraper treatment that seem* to' express itself In everything from office buildings to tea sets today. Indeed. Palch-upon-patch with a hole in the middle tor milady * head to pop itu.mgh, ui VJ may Will de.teribe many of "tei col( ) latest and smartest frocks of the,

spring ..bowing. j Making Battonhoh-' » liimnb. * good way to make bmton-

Smart Shoes Are Simple I bote2 stniight and neat to to sew

°r "77:,

Our Special Sale

lown Crier FLOUR

- of —

much lighter and fluffier than bread flour, and bocs'tto uniformly succcssfu' to an economy In the

end.

Keeping Mowers

If you add a few thin slice* of white aoap to the water before putting flowers Into it. they will keep us fresh for nearly two weeks a* when first gathered

Mildew

If mildew stains are soaked foi several hours In a weak solution of chloride of lime, then rinsed in i

. ihry will disappear '

Living Room Suites ENDS SATURDAY Buy now while prices are low. We h-..c the best selection of liriag Boom Suite? to be fotmd a: ywhere—«ud everyone Come and see .hese fine suites.

Simmons Beautyrest Mattresses

$169

Three-piece Genuine Mohair Living Room Suite This suite is one of the finest we have ever shown at this price. Reversible ershions in 4-color Jacquard Veto nr. This suite is well-tai-ored throughout. Convenient terms.

F ' a:l Commerce St.

Bridgeton, N. J.

A Marvelous Mattress Moderately Priced A center of close packed springy wirr cods—linndreds of then,! Over -in* -he thick, sofi metm-ss layers. "'•«« could give such complete repceef | Priced at $39-75 Wr are ghosting a Special Grouping of Kew SIMMONS STEEL BEDS „,|(„I .1 yi,-4 and flutobe*. Come in today and me tl

$129

Three-piece Jacquard Velour Living Room Suite—Revernible Cushions

We have sold a laige number cf these suites. Yon v.-fll be pleased with their sty’.; and beauty. The reverse side of the cushions is in artistic silx damask. Three pieces—large Davenport. Chair, and Wing Chair $128.00

For Sale by Al. Good independent Grocers BENJAMIN BOTWINICK Wholesale Distributor WOODBINE, N. J.

220 N. High Street

Corson

Hany 0*Aer Living Room Bargains C. M. Ware Co.

Millville, N. J- UI Phone 320

' SHOULD COME FIRST" MILLVILLE N. J.

GOVERNOR

P OPEN EL PRIMARY l LOWER I ^ TAXES BUSINESS ADMINIS1 RATION LAW ENfORCtMENT

JUDGE CORNELIUS D0REMUS REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES MAY 15 VOTE FOR HIM!