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"' ' ' ‘" l  Sood ’'l..‘ .''‘‘'h" nun‘ Prjra Caohlll llaa Advant.ll0|.‘cooher they ohoald be Pffnored ’ the 3nd" B ‘h’ "°d"°'i°' °‘ '°°d '°' "'“ ‘( mm“ M. P M l, ‘ink ‘T’
‘i M hf ‘X1 1 . & ‘* ba“~n_ .'H _ H O _ 3 . tn ya’. Pb. Nfitb "fly awe." bk“ I young. ll’ttw- ll? planto wfi
W  . _  Iowa in Iowa S0-ft. Ibwt h...‘ d uh‘ bk.“ uh ‘h “'4 ‘l'h.o:ie ::"¢"Y‘OtItrttatl.tnltlte hitch. uoual manner. Dried foorh alaould be to sue ‘ad. from M. “NH” ‘mm '. . .},,,,,.,.., ‘, _ H, n uh k‘ V _
A ' '.._..__....’ l ; j ‘ 13-10 h. 1-! h. '15  lchrlo md ‘hi:  cm::¢l|o ‘5‘:":;""  ooohina” kt'hor‘:"th':.-nriroaoulm     iinctireili at veaetable in order to he tune that g "‘ ""'"‘ ‘_"~" "' — "fl vtodaooag 4*
M’ M“. M u . “D03 50"“ l—'l" ' “hi """’  within the loot tew yeara hao ateatn er to create the necmoary oteatn. The c” M" ‘h’ ’“"" "W ‘b’ '"' “"5 Not Too Late for I;
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M. in M am. W _ (Sufi H3?) : been uocd as the meano of coob- load an be cooked upon the racha or n.,,. ,,, ,t,,. 1,,‘ k._, “ha,” ,
L . . ,  u “ * W l m w W m Nb’ W Nb‘ h  kndflt In such .  up. ‘be “non d ‘h Reggie .’ A  H 0‘  E“ (‘III ”"_"_ P‘ "l" ‘!""_ L’ V1 0 &
bu’ N‘. m’ ‘ I} u’  Q h‘  '** .‘0P‘|50Vl'lIdOIfI0II0lI‘b*'T-coohorpreoourcia produced by hoeplngtleaired. When meato are cooked. the.5“*"°l"l’°5°‘Nl0"l"' ‘l°l|¢tlm l ! . °''"''''
' fill M3. ' 4 " l ' (ST W.” I“ .”' 3  '3"? "“°'; tithe dram from the cooking food from eo- liquid left in the bottom of the cooker Hi‘ ll l‘ P°“'l’l’ '9 ‘¢“l°P ‘l'*‘“l’l"  m ’ Jm “WNW. Mn“
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15-ACRE mun: .ruunn:p ""' '”‘ "‘ I” "" ‘ """ ,,___“,,""“,,__,,,_, ‘mm’ or an la-breath. -iii la ,‘.,",‘i,".".,:".‘;;,'.,,',';',,‘.°""",.,,,. ":‘;",,;,  “' ""“‘ "..".""° I ls'i't’."..‘1.'.l.".'.,.“L.f.I;'T..'.'...’.'Z' ..?’.-.'.'..."..IIf....
":—"' l, .a.._._.__—- 1...'a.._———-  “ea ‘ml’ flfi dd‘ an,“ temperature io increaaed the time required "”‘""" C°°‘“ '""‘ it!‘ it live ototh. 
Improvement Will Pl&.llly; Oman Soto to in. 2-8 in. 1% pint . vnriory s , Tho rd for tho caaomont curtain in f to. gs. emu... or [be food 3. d...,,..,.g_ _ Pot veal rum and potatoes. lt lo alao true that one can grow oer-do ; ,
Rad’ 1 mb sfi g 1‘ h_ ' 3,3 in t; ,.a : 955. p..,.,, 1   the wad:  Achjorditig to experitnento carried on Onions ‘ I ‘ . .-  11:: own bashyard thathvzill be het:er[ tholilf bulk zalrden N .
Pam‘. i -—— v 3 _ 1 s I‘ | | ! “'5”. ‘ VU°d9||_ ‘in t lmme economica department. there - VP’ |P'°"‘ _ m l0 9°“ ¥"°"' 0 3 3 _P|"K'|| I7; 8 meat QUE ity We h‘
‘o Be  '0'  ‘ 5lhaoh I 13.” g,,_ I 5.5 1% in, ‘ ‘-5 0009' A5‘g”.."°"' '  of oonroe. to on the ontatde caoe- flu» guy gauging" to prenguyo c.,..u.,._ Fr’? chicken back yard. than can be grown in the lar- , ever h. _
ll-‘II! Pith VIII!!!» ' 1 ‘ ' 4 ‘~ """“"‘ -In-L - ‘tn oaveo timeo. labor and fuel. r.....l. can. : Cmy any fields of - need ¢0flP|||!‘- '
J. \. :''iI¢!an othcto to I‘ an O at-l Bwloo Cbd F.”-10 in. 4-6 in. Va ounce ' Lactlllno ! ullfllill Iaed hr draporioo ahould ‘ not boil dry or bum 11”’ 5“ W" l‘'‘'' ' Potatoeo Green Beam l‘ l’ "°' ' 3°°d ’“““° ‘° ""°°"' Come -“id inspect it b
rrr-in-‘utltr-anon thin not for the bf ‘ mu ‘ “ . x *— ‘kt ll“ him ||¢Iv- Atcotiifio to cxvee :1 lave; otwjttoltice and  blending or Sm, ,.u,,,,;,,, W Wdv ‘mm a -finale tomato, t.-s.i..,... fore buying elm.-when, .; I
ngkgm ' 3- W  “*9 5"‘ mud 59300‘ Ill-'|'l0f dfltfltofl t mIatah' 0 of Von’ 09 I are molt at once. A ’ -- relrrence to the other tomatoe on lh ' - o 
:0”. '.‘...d°‘5“P'':t.'“.‘:.‘*,_..‘ % foylm '1); 3 . noing velvata and abet heavy mater-ialo.'whole meal can be cooked at one time in: Boiled llam plant. It may have been that lhe plant‘ a wllnnte Seed C's ' _
u‘ N“ ‘M. b..-‘.‘ by '."..d -‘ ———q-——....‘ "J, in. ,4 ho ‘ ' “no. ' 0d.".“.u, Lon‘  t.n:’dr|.m‘ he¢|l;p:iro are out of  ocroer one ‘fire. T:e l:|(::hPt lo we‘ll ,  I:-reacl Cabbage prorlhuc:-d only’ one‘ arid tr:£at'r;,.'and ~uch  24 N. 8th. Phone (11 ~ g
‘ he '-Q-“In .b' _ C"... . » canning veg a or meg a' e ans a p It won no wo space ltf ,
‘Not  th   &IP '01  ~13” in..  2-5 in. . l fill  Stringl’o:Creen  ling,  they  can be kept but longer in the Prunco otxupieo. Planto ahould be oelerted fort '
,),,,fi,m,..5,;.‘ 5 I ‘ _ I E u oroomeume.areinirat - . _ ‘vs
'.,.,m§u‘. hm , §[".¢..._-3. —.§ 5 ~  ~#—— . ‘ ' 4*‘ _ favor for the more nipple Itoneo l "ht" l00<l| "C l0 ltf “00h"ll In ill’! K
bum in in center no an obioct at haaatyf 3°" F *1“ "'- 1 3‘ "" _ ' '’‘'''°‘' C''‘''’ E‘"’“"' It is my road to one a variety ol- '
. which will nerve no a playground .d a; * materialo throughout the bouoe. ll ‘ANS AND GRAPEFRUH
|oll‘f lnr recreation. hufilowoy This is aecond of a series a] piloting charts Iarniahd by I. 1'. Quinn hand-blochod linen in ooed in tho llving' . . P00 '
"IV: |l|"‘|¢l! brrn bulb: §'¢0f'u¢5|Nl of the haricnlrnre department. Thia is an opportune planning time for the  C 590'!   forl 'A‘B P__B,L_l_(_J_(.)l8 D8 .
conotrnction in emma‘ ‘.51., l inilll V000 C0 03 1 NM Pl!-"l'heoa Prnlta Are Baaio of Many ' . ‘P ,.
“.3.” dz.” ‘WM ‘.3 “W at». out a II" i_ mm C. . flaw“ ‘mum M T.“ E This Is Clean Up Week. Are You Prepared. d
t~-alho are in, and more will be darted ,.._..__.——-——_.;-_ -_-_—_,_-_—_ H; ;-__- _ : ._ _ _- 7, . . - ;: ---:- ——-~_—,-,-__: -__ ;__— - __; ful Dtnhea. . ,'
on on. ‘ a . -- -*-- '- .
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Atmosphere of Whole Grounds

l’ Theoecretofantaeoeodulgardonlieotolargebnmnomounteduponpedefla
no.“ 5”” ‘in ‘ad ,0 ,5, y,,.,m,§in strict adherence to the appropriate, from which the water overflowo into the
.‘ . uadia‘ .0 gm p,.,1;and a rigid economy ornamentation. lower baoin. The upper baain may
s-“.‘ 0‘ 5" Noah ‘huh .",,,_ “n_l'lhc amall garttn only auflara from toomado ahallow enoudt to none an
"M, R,’ “M, up,-e. 5., eyident an art-n.ut at adornment. where both.
  planned. it will have a charm A.’ uh,‘ b;,d,b“h h. .5, dnfiun
9'7.’ ""““'V "l"f'|‘ ' .9" P"“"ovnr one that io aunt in tho ground. in

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m the
win» t*m‘°r- MI --~ the» 03-' amt. of the family cat. nut. and
it given hall a chance. willjllflf our. minim avert pl--no. In 1.5.4 tam... buide adding pictnrenqne
$0 0‘ themmlvor-." .\fro. §lIillI‘°‘&' W 999399’ lb‘ ‘l““°"'d‘“P 3999"‘ rug [9 g gggdan, guygct bird. tlgggghgg
° that it not the hind ll|l|,““'° '5“ l’ ‘Pl “’ "-''''l‘ l''’. “"”“"'.in numbero to contribute to the charm
but lor flowero. and ‘Him or up place
part and. toil Ind ill! First ot all. the type of garden furniture When a garden io lucky enough to con-
iflfifid d‘“7°‘l "3" I-3 ll’ ltd llfl 005! ill‘ '“'°0Dhere of rain on old well. much may be made of
fillet for the 5085-‘ the whole garden. Rococo ocalpture io the well-head. Many laodacape garden
ll! I051‘ ‘Nil °|"5'||"7 'Ot:llIhl¢ only too a formal garden in the era have copied antique well-hoado in
V359 fllwlll 004 lofililtalian mood. Tigureo from Cred my- period otyleo. with ruotic bncheto and pul-
ill 15!! 9- Tl”! do not . thology are dmtgcrouo in try but the lath
ya to elaborate allairo. The boxes; ",5",
hi” bl?! 50 35¢ 50W’. l0 ‘"0" oig:n. fad for bronao infants and plar in Europe. are coming into their
540- 3 Nil" ¢°"°fan1mala which was a Victorian obaeaoiop own in America. They are of man

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Old  0' *5‘ A ol all garden furniture are unpretentious cnntplea anl highly dooorated.
0‘ Pill‘ ‘'|" P'"°"'° lb‘-‘ ‘"’°d ‘neon and a degree of uaef neon. par,-peace gives an Old World .3
-O4“ 500031 W '5'? 50"‘ "6 ' There are always nooha which require to the moat blatant America garden.
Ill“ 03'  P°“'l'°5‘: gm aeato of aortic hhtd. Many garden loverof Gazing balla an upon unable pod“.
'9 °‘ '59 '9”! °‘ W "t ‘Wgprefer benches and chatro of rotlcll '09 talo lihe groat oltining jcweb in the green
{Dd l°°d l°l“l°- 1'? °l '°'°.whiclt will weather mo and ator'm alihe. lfl a occluded opot are the latcot fad 
7'" ‘dd ‘°a‘" ‘"1 ‘°'_" "‘°‘l"or oummerhoumo. the more fragile wich- garden ornamentation. fltey hold
53" ‘'3' °‘ "'3" Pl""‘ '”‘l l“d° ‘h".cr furniture wil do. A particularly at- awoep of the entire heavcno in
itractive banch o.‘ atone has neither bach quichailver depths. lumiohing inapiration
“_‘~ .nor arms. but Iito uobtrnaively among'for endleoo day-dreams.

III. Smith .tranoplarrto oomo of her U‘, "ed. 5"“: . p°.|_ He", “.9 "lawn: 5‘ ‘nah’! M‘
5°" “°‘'"’ ""° ll” l’.°“'l' b°"" lchaira lend digtdty to a opaciono garden. development which trill faacinatc the
 :5 ‘°"’ 4“ ‘''" 57 '5' "“".but are apt to cramp a amall one. On prdenowner with a taste for amronomy.
’h.““" ‘T’ Mn‘ 5 ‘BI-‘-M luauriouo eaotern eatateo. out-door lt io adapted for uoe both in the daytime

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""’°" ‘° 5° "" l'"° b°'°' " "’°" “inane table and benrln-o,coverrd by a gay to that it does not at all rooombloa Ide-
3“"" ‘I’ ‘° ‘"3" "l l"”" awning otretched between treco. One of at-ope, but io eo cleverly oontrived ol
~11“. VT.’ ‘be bu ml lb. nonh Tad tlteoe dining Ifla ia ol wicker. with I h-rune gg to be rally omggauI_ It ig
of the  will be reoerved for ferns, dual” bench
"'3 ‘b *'d' md M ‘be Pmch i‘ ing a rouml table. ‘anon y
b" 5' n°'"i"‘ phm” md - If it in possible to include a pool, your‘ Stone brno and baahcta if uoed apar-
em‘ ‘Nd. ‘"3 by "“".T" kin" ollllfllfll '5" ill"? I 600“! Cllrlt. loo ito iagly and jmliciouoly placed give dignity
""d°' ‘in ‘h bald ‘Mn’ "M “”'3rI!flectiono will materially add to the il- to terrace and bgluggfgde, The kgynouu
:luoiono of space The poup otatuary to be ob.-erved in clfljogifi‘ mg... 1.0..
which was pnpalar a generation _ago for.-ever. io that ol good taote and conaenra-
the center of lbuntaino hart given place tram ratlterghar. of novelty,

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D T0 ARK)R8§lruiting wood
Grapevineo

7. M. Schwabc is building a public-
garage at Sexton road and Mort.-'o bottle
vard. which will be open in about a. ' --——— .
wnfi. The garage in being oonetructed N30“ 350." '0 175.30‘ D0"
of brick and cement. It will he opcr-; to Two lads and Sprayed
ma by the Largen brothera who hm Three ‘l'l-ad loch Year.

been running a garage in Denver.

ANY VARIETY OF GRAPES
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obould be sprayed three
.timeo a year to inoure a good crop. The
'flrht opraying comeo juot before the blur
aoma open. the oocond aa ooon no the

_ _ , _ 'lttllt oeta on
‘ .\lmoot any of our o$mon vartetieo of i week’ In"

I‘. F. Nevino bought a house. and lot grapes adapt ttternoelveo well to use for -
tom W. N. flab lam week. The Pl‘n."Ifb0f!. man! J them befiig capable of  ::l:5;‘(7
prrty io located at Melbourne and Rich- 9 making a vine growth of i ty feet. oaidweu‘ ad ‘ad.

ardaon otrecta. ll. 0. Swartwout. J the icultlxal de-
Dotoct Bad Cannod Goodo by Bad.

/—'—"— Epartrnent of the l"niver"ai}p. “Some __ol
5- M- 5°5"tNl" ' ”'°"""" l‘.“"4the heat kinda of Hi IL‘ no follower.’ Spoiled canned goodo. in a great many
‘.5 "'° ""' lint: caaeo, are detected by the exterior con-
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l'°"'‘ ‘' °" 5"'°" '°“l- t l urple grapes.  Early and Concord; irlition ol the can. Both endo of the can
_ , _ , rreen grapea, ‘inchell, Diamond and ;if in good condition obould be flat or
|. 7*" 5c:""“‘ " '"“":'8 '\Lh::‘.\taaIro: red ant-es. Brighton and Ca- :ct.rvo in alirbtly. 11.. endo amid not

all  "flue ‘n ' ' "l¢*lH." lbulgr. anap back when preoaod on. or

Mr. Swartwoot warm againat buying “'31 l°°“’-

‘anything but fimt clnoo I-year-old plantni
_.___  the two-ytoarold planta often are‘
Iraliio Noore lo building a 10-;IlIIIIIed. They abould be act out in the,
ooo nrer.-t.i|ttring'. altlnoglt they may be not in thel

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PVWVN 150 l°‘° °l'hao paoood. Today. the prime reqnioiteftypeo. ranging from the aimpleot to thell'"" ""d"l‘l‘°' I“ "'l'‘‘ "'-‘ "l ll"
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lorangeo in more or less well-lutown tnl
the American but. generally speaking;
,tlIt-re io little known about the rtal loud-
worth of theoe fruits. There are deli-

B, .ciooa vnrirtiea ol both these lruito on‘

lthc market here at the pfrnrlll tnmc.
lfirapefruit io priced at from 75 cents to;
".50 a doaen anal oranges are from
"Kl cents to Cl a dozen.

Citruo lruita were lin-t introduced intu_
‘tllil country by the Spaniards who.
3 oranges to Flotitla at the limo
‘of ita diacovery anal occupation. At the
preaent time numv-rnu~ \anrtiev4 of tlu-'
frnim are raiord in the l'nite«l Nate.
 in acamrtt. lrum November to May.
they are on aale in moat parts of the:
:COClIlT)’. '

Many delicious dieheo can be made
fwltlt tk help of these delicious lntth.
;('aheo. pies. puddings. lritter.-. omeletc.
toaladr. candieo. Inarttraladcs and ties-
focrta can be made with these lmlts.
. auowttttts
3 Cut not-too-freu-it bread into rnuml-.
‘diamonds. fingers or llfdrto and make-

Garbage Cans

Make it easy to keep your premises clean

C|egn.Up Week These cans were manufactured ‘
, under government supervision and are
S9991“ absolutely first grade. Ten-gallon ca-

pacity. Made of heavy galvanized iron
with close-fitting cover.

$1.50 each

Start the week right by ordering at once

The Missouri Store

following fillingox grape
.apr'mhlod

and

(Ir orafle Itrawa mixed wih minced hum-

qlalfi C cocoanut.
onascr; .~Al.\D

Core orange: with sharp knife. peel

lto the juice. and rut each into ti Qllrr-9,

rroo-wioe. &r\r hall an nr.tn|:r lnr

each portion, on lettuce. \lir _t-qnal

. -trawbr-rrtr~.

‘and cubed pineapple. Place mt\tur--

. ttaascl. aau l'I\l’APPLt. tunuuipt.
1 Cut!‘ and alice 6 oranges anal 3 lnnv--;
olice a mt-diurn-oizetl pineapple and cut
oil the rind which muot he cut line. add
to the other fruit and weight. For each
.-pound of fruit add one quart ol water
;Cooh the mixture one hour. let it -tand
until morning and then cook until tender.
‘Let the mixture cool and add equal vwlzllt
yot sugar and cant am 1.-n.e.l.
cnartrnttr up uttssor. at.tttwtt.ant‘.
(lore and olicc thin I grapefruit and
l or 2 orange: and 2 lime-t. \lea~urr and
rod 3 timco no much water. Let the mix-
.ture stand over nidlt. Ln lhe mvrning
boil it l0 minutes and again let it stand
over night . The oocnnd morning measure
the tpiatute. add equal measure of -ugar
and boil steadily until jellied.
! rllttt sat.an
Prepare equal amounts ol Clrvppcd eel-
ery. eheotnutn, and grapelruit pulp. llinal
the mixture with mayonnaiae and «nerve on
a bed of lettuce. Carnioh with otreet red
and green pepper rings or cltcrrlea.

   

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‘ Potato Standby of Ivory llouaewife.
‘ Tlr Spaniards brought the potato
llrom Peru to Europe in the olatecnth cen-
'tury and eampleo to the Pope. lt wao
[brought into England by .lohn llawhina.
‘III I565. and Walter Raleigh introduced

it into the l'nited State in 1504. I
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laid FREE.

LINOLEUM WEEK} L

This is Armstrong’s

LINOLEUM WEE
_ At Parker’s ’

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We handle ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM because we.
know it to be the best linoleum made and because we
can guarantee it to give entire satisfaction. And you
will be surprised how inexpensively you can exchange
your old floor for a handsome new one.

SPRING IS HERE—Now is the time to make these
changes. Visit our Linoleum -Department during our
“Linoleum Week.” Watch our windows for our Spring
Linoleum Display. And, remember, you will always
find our prices reasonable. ‘

contracted for during this week will be

     
  

Any floor

‘ During this week 10 per cent off on Mmstrong's
Lineum Rugs.

I This is Armstrong’_s

~ A A At Parker’s