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7 - - ; V / I.’*. ■it PACE SIX BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA : ,/ \ J mm -*r- (Special* ftiformatlnn Service1TJ8. -1>Cp;iMnu-nt-’of Agriculture.) • » • J|> 1 , . : ■ .. " ‘ A STEAM GERM-KILLER FOR SMALL DAIRIES a, r MOTHERS :ean » itauw €!/**•<« . ■ ;—rr— asii: ?• '' (Special Infotmat ion Service, U. S: Department of Agj iculture.t T —»■-* ■ -- '-«•••• . ■mi; — ■ TZ ^■HnwwiWMinwi ■ TO BE -v~ ‘-4, A DAY’S FARE FOR A YOUNGSTER -*U ~t Read Mrs. Monyhan’s itter Published by Her Permission. . \ A 'v. 4t; /•:- -k <v!^>. : f NO PLACE IN PARK SYSTEM f i Macing a Milk Can Over the Home-Made Sterilizer—It Can Be Used on.the . . , Kitohen Stove. A 1 1 . . —- » * \* ■' •' , 4 » I’.' 1 DEVICE INSURES CLEANSED MILK Steam Destroys Disease Germs and Injurious Bacteria. SMALL OUTFIT EASILY MADE The n'aTStj^ J'Nii is of .standard .an**. L’O inches long. 1 I Inches wide—top inenshirement—and ft Inches deep. The rover to fids is close'-lifting and In- **o sulated. ( T poii this is pinced-the gfrt-' vnnjzotl iron b<»x with ita removable top. The insulated .cover Is made a» follows: . ~ r Take n jlien of heavy galvanized iW+w-and cut It large enough to allow’ Small Cities Make Mistake in Placing PjJbJij^-Budfiings tn Their Beauti- “1 ' fti'l Breathing Places. , ' 1 a,& r . " ' \ ,• • The first and' most important law of landscape gardening is to 'preserve open lawn punters. In -city planning, ~ttfi in all art. trie same )n\v pt-eviiils,- and.we .have the modern civic center, with buildings around ri small park. .Han Francisco's.new civic center is a grand-example of this typer Many of our small cities have simi lar aspirations mid some have made a splendid beginning. One of these is the little city of IngleWood, Cal. Hut flow they are offered a Carnegie library < and it is purposes! to place it in the •— center or middle of the park system. With such a precedent the whole area may some t.'tne be covered with build ings' so that where-now is a generous and beautiful breathing place there will then l)& the most congested dis trict in the municipality. Or, if but tlie one building is. allowed to violate the. scheme all other public, buildings ruAill he staring at ttys poor little structure, seemingly 'wondering why this one impertinent individual lias •» been allowed to so trespass mid the re mainder have been excluded,, And ail visitors w ill lie struck with a like wfni- VTeT: Aside frftiti .the violation of the proper spirit, the fine long view, the system’s greatest charm, will lie de- .stroyed. The higli and grammar schools, the city hull, engine. house and other building lots note face the park and it is Imped that the city will •secure another lot for a library site. If tiiisMs not done it will ever be a .cause of regret and a step backward admitted-by. all-who know. "Several citizens of taste have-already objected i , Mitchell, Ind.—^ Lydia E. ^inkhara* —VAgaLahlaf Aimpnnnd on nuu.1 it -it bl a- i : V recommending, it'tg . ., other p e c t ah t mothers. Before ~ taking iti’aomeday* ■# •' I suffered with neu- i I thought I could not live, but after taking three bottles of Lydia E. P i n Il ham'S V e ge table Compound I was en tirely relieved of neuralgia, 1 had gained fn strength ’ and was able to go T around and do all My baby when, seven ■ed 19 pounds and I feel better thaooL .'have for a long time, T never bad any medicine do me so much good.'^—Mfs. Pearl Monyhan, Mitchell,-v. , v *. '■ Good health during maternity is a most imppytMt factor to both mother and'Child, aha many letters nave beefr - received by tne Lydia E. Pinkham t Vf •1. riny houseworl months old w 9# V xi+.’J ■ r w by tne use or lvi table Compound. ,-Jrr- A, A : . >y , . , . t. W.m'j K amm.- j i.U- .I . DIoUcE and 1 " lih ^ C ***y" ffi fy-: ’~^ba s er / <"( i^gRSmvSgS l^• [ Are fonr Livestock and Poultry Free from Lice? non'r^Aif allcjnM tnrp>rtlc|<le (b poIS wpulher. It la4»ngt>ruu«— U»o I)IL David RoHtWTe’ OLICE The Breakfast: Baked Apple, Cereal Mush, Milk, Tbiist Irntf Butter. The Dlh- ner: Lamb Chop, Baked Potato, Spinach, Bread and: Butter, Rtoe With Milk and Sugar. The Supper: Milk, Bread, Stewed-Prunes, Plain Cookies. A . i» “ ki • K- Reid the PrtttieeMiomf Vrtrn*«ri*« Seed fur free booklet e« Ahortloa la Cewg _ If Dodeftler in your town, writ* •r. DitW RotvOs’ Vet Co., 100 GniM Item. W»o*e«ha. VI«l v j Si. Dikes. Testa Show Tive-Minute Treatment of Dairy Utensils Is Sufficient—TwOj Burner Wickless Kerosene Stove Is Useful, Steam Is the arch enemy of harmful bacteria that lurks in milk utensils. But steam Isn’t .the common method of sterilizing used In smull dairies, be cause it Is not always available. In fact, lucking it, dairy utensils on small farms are not often sterilized satis factorily, and its u result diseases hide In milk and may lie carried to many families. tVashing'mllk cans and uten sils, at least by the processes or dinarily used, doe* not insure free dom Crpiu,.Jufgctpui'.ppd contamina tion. < V ‘ 1 *• For $10 or $15 a simple steam ster ilizer, which will setvc a small dairy, i^an lie made in a .short time. At that price— which Includes a small kerosene atove—tills sterilizer should ho prac tical In any dairy from which cream' or in ilk Is sold. And tho additional keeping qualities which the -steriJbMp tlon of utensils will gi\e milk and c*ream probably will pay for the cost of. the sterilizer in one season. For when utensils., ni'e treated w ith steam all bacteria or disease • germs which \ may lie in them are ^destroyed, and therefor^ mil^k and ereaii) when jilared In these utensils will kyep sweet much longer. ,\\ 4 ■ Directions for Making. r Tills is the way to make a small sterilizer. Specialists 6f the. rulted States department , of agrlc(iltui> J . who describe the process, sav tills sterilizer will lie* of greatest use t,o those who have one, two or three ten’- ; gallon or sinalTer eifn^A'vtTtr'a sitnHtin: ritimlxer of pails and ‘a strainer’cloth. It can lie used, hi»wever, witli a large 1 number of cans. l t is made of a roasting pun, a Cover, a gul\nuized-iroti box mid. a romovuWe top t«> tiie -box, #"^++++++++++4-++++++++++’ REMEMBER SPRING ‘CLEANUP’ it to- project three-fourtlis fneh over lire, min* uf s tlus Pam BemUlw; ml** ‘ to rhe prerp.^ed'site: oilier‘clfle's will of the sheet so as to form a shallow , < j 0 NVt ,j| to av -oid making such mls- hox with sides three^elghths |ncli high. Then cut out ii'cover for the shallow box. /Out a hole-one and one-half inch in diameter in the center, through tiie top and bottom, of the small box. Iron braces should lie placed crosswise of ihe box to strengthen it. Then till tin* shallow box completely with pa per or asbestos.sheet’s,' after which tiie top is "earefulfy sol»1ere4 on,- : care be ing taken to make the seams abso lutely tight Snider a round, galvan ized Iron pipe, four and oue-hulf inches long and one and one-half inch iu di ameter In the hole In The center*Df the eover. Solder flanges beneath cover so that they will in,e<et the edge of tiie roasting pun, thus- making a tight cover. On the top of tiie insulated cover solder strong folded gnlvanized- iron strips, three-eighths inch high, to form a 1 square 15 laches by 15 Inches. Just Now Is Not at All Too Early to Make Plans for Betterment of the Home City. With the approach of spring “-city beautiful” tvork should have the atten tion of householders and others who appreciate the importance of clean st-reetn, clean yards and wellrkept lawns.' Birmingham is noted for its mountain like scenery, its elegant homes and its fine landscape effects. Such attractions form a distinct civic asset. In tiie fnshlonable sections the grounds making up tiie setting for styl ish houses are'carefully tended, and in many of the . humbler districts evi- fot holding tiie upper gnlvnnlzed-tron deuces good sanitation arid refined box. On top of the cover solder also taste are Seen; but flavors and green- MEALS THAT MAKE STURDY YOUNG AMERICA Not long ago some of tiie nation’s expect thought on food problems —specialists of the department of agriculture and the food administration —c<meoritrated on a leaflet, “Food for Your Children,” due consideration being given to war food problems. Among other things the specialists suggested these sample uieuls as models of sufliclency and economy. There •are fwo suggestions for each meal. Many others, as well ns popular dls-~ t cussions of child feeding, are contained iu “Food for Young L'hildrep,” -Farmers’ Bulletin 717, a larger publication prepared by the United States department of agriculture. Breakfast. . No. l. Appl* sauce, oatmeal with milk, milk to drink. Nd. 2. Stewed prunes, cocoa (weak), toast and but ter. -t- Dinner. No.l. - Stew, with carrots, po tatoes and a little meat, whole wheat bread, creamy rice pudding, milk to drink . . ;itf So: 2. Fish, with white sauce, spinach or any greens, cern bre td, milk to .drink. Supper. No- I, Cream of-bean soup, crackers and Jam, milk. No, 2. Baked potato, apple -bettjv milk. . . . L- four strips of .stiff, galvanized-lrou eight inches long and three-eighth^ Inch wide 4 . These strips should'extend tlireq- s S ,X ■ FOR $10 TO $15. SMALL CTKTRr. .. IES CAN HAVE STEAM STERILIZER. ** ■ >. ——_ The cos^t of the stetttu steritlz- er itsidf sltAnbi not f»e more than $8. If it is nbcessary tor buy a small stove tiie cbqt will he $4 or $5 more. Tiie .nuuVdals used in lt enh he itouglit iirs|>rices about ns follows; Uoasting pqh. 25. cents to $1, depending, oi tiie grade of iron. The galvan ized iron with asbestos and con struotlon work should , not cost more than $7. and the work eftti he done by any tinner. A twn- htirner wickless kerosene "stove- costs from $4 in $5; put in iniuiy —Cases it will not be necessary to- pvireiinse a stove.--The details of making tiie sterUlzef. and sug gestions ri’s t<^4iow it should lie* operated are described In- Fann ers’ Bulletin 748 of the United iRtates depaytment of agricul ture/ • When properly operate this Bterlilzerdestroys practically all ibe haettrta lu the utensils. In cluding all disease germ*, which \ may he present. It will accom plish the s^ino results as any. ■ ’ If rtiiicr iu which gteam tc*i uu- \ 4m p^-fwirq. l,v_ used, gxperi- | ments with it show ;h u LUe five-minute steaming Is, for jtll \ | pfacHeal purposes, as good as the 15 *to ^0 minute ^teaming usually recommended. . 4 PATRIOTISM AND GOOD ' 1 2 MILK. . ■ > Every owner of a duiry herd should consider it ids duty to .. lumself LP'd to tiie community 11 to keep only heulthy cows, sup ply them with wholesome feed •ami keep them in clean, comfort- • </ able quarters. There is not oply pairiotism In the, service, to his ; patrous.which results from such inanugeweuL but there is more protiL • The milkers and all who han dle the milk should realize-that they have iu their charge n food which is easily contaminated and sl.,H»h£ thereTore, take. alF reasonable-' precautkins to pre vent tin* milk from lieodming a source of danger to themselves and to,others.. The consumer,'shp 4 iUiJUj4Jnler- -starid that clean, safe milk is worth more and Its production « costs more than milk which coh- tiuns dirt und ' disyysp* germs; therefore he ( sri< >,, bl be willing fb pay more for it than for, dirty "milk, which is dear at any price. sward should he the rule everywhere. It costs little money to keep a pretty yard; hut many a grass plot “down town” is inarred by thoughtless pedes trian’s. Not only is tlds so on the cor ner lots, lint the spaces betw^’crr’+hlT^ curbing and the sidewalk that should be lush’and green during the greater part of tiie year is soon ruined after the advent of spring by being trainjAed upon. The public parks are usually in ex cellent condition, and it should be the same way with tiie strips of green 1 niong the sidewalks. The City Beauti- RIGHT FOOD FOR YOUNG CHILDREN , .ft . N. ' I A * * *’ V " S *y -*■ 1 * Model Daily ,Rations Suggested for Live Youngsters. ' , , may ajso be 'hiLowed,"!f This does hM 1 prevent eating the other foods men- l- tioned. t ■ . • ,i \ " t <. -’I-., -"i No coffee or t‘*g—noj even a taste.' Leave them the grown-ups. Milk, -i . cocoa, not tod strong, ariVt fruit Jufces *■ are’-the drinks for chlfdren, and plenty of water a I wavs. > —. . ^ ( Sweets at Meal Time. : j Swgets are good for them—the riglit , ones at the riglit time.. Dates, raisins, stewed fruits! simple ptiddfngs, sugar cookies. re bf^tcr than efcndv. Hive * -fttk-ri-ssodain-Airl a gt vt ediicajlonnT work a few years ago and it should again display its activity In the little things that contribute to the ,,qui< t adornnu'nt. of Birmingham. }\’pw; is the time to plan /or a new .pdiicatlonal ; drive in respect of the restful and the whotefsome.—Birmingham (Ala.) Age- TTefjildr Give DON'T SKIMP.HEALTHY CHILD them at meal time. Rent-won .moaia i<w Best Is None Too Good, but Some Sub-, stitutions Are Possible — Milk Dishes Are of Utmost Import ance ;Every Day. “r , them huve br«id and butter, a ccack,er, \ or fruit. Tl\ey‘won’t spoil the appe tite, and eqndy will. Here are some gOotTdlshes for chil dren. They’ are pood’ for grown-upa ;j too. The redpes-provide enough for a i family of Quality: And Quantify ’ Try Yager’s Liniment, the great external remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica, sprains, chest pains, backache, cuts and bruises. This liniment has wonder ful curative powers, pene trates instantly, and gives prompt relief from pain. It is the most economical liniment to buy, for the large 35 cent bottle contains more /han the u$ual 50 cept bottle ot liniment. 35 C DEALERS YAGERS LINIMENT RELIEVES PAIN GILBERT BROS. & CO. BALTIMORE, MD. -v-zr^z \ „ Urges Need of Play, u . ■ The necessity and desirability of sufficient play tp relieve the .strain of - daily effort are dwelt upon,In h bulle tin recently issued'"by Dr. Samuel G. Dixon, health eommissloher of the t commonwealth of lViuiNylvaniu,, who Ynnr child must knve the ive^t' tTf foods—even in ,Var time, lit* mu>;t, j have his eliaiice. Wrong food—too Ut- Milk-Vegetable Soups. 1 quart rnlTk fsktm milk may be f Vhor- used). , , , , -k | 2M* tahlegpoonXuls tie, too much, or wrong kinds—hurts l flouP (he child’s chance of being the strong. 2 tablespqonfula healthy boy or girl you want. It takes- batter or mar- right food 'to make strong bodies, rosy cheek's, good brains, and bright e.yes. Don't skimp him. r J Fed’ In accordance with his body garlne or other fat. 1 teaspoonful salt. oupfuts' ougWy coOketl vegetable flnely rhopped,. mashed or put tffrodgti sieve. Spinach, peas, beans, po tatoes, artery, or nsparagqs k make good Soups. eighths inch above tiie cover and run from-a distance .of .one inch from,the corners to ,onc inch from the steaiifout- let in the center, Tiie gnlvanlzed-lron box has no bot- tohisiiut fits in.tiie square formed by tiie four strips on tiie cover. The box is 11 inclmSshlgh. Inside it, three-fourths Rtir flour ftffo melted fat and i with the eoid niilki-. Adki dha codiced 'J- yegetpble and stir,, over the ftrti until L, If soqp Is toy tfdLk add a , thickened. it “Most poopl, would tirnt. ploy’s »«*■-»” uudw-stood first Ti-quislto « that It should t-ou-' p" <*'"» I'o',- ovorv day u. slst Of soraothinu one doosh’f liavo !**.•««? fnm. «itd. of the. W little «at-r..,r milk do. I’hty is In roulity. however, of entups. 1. . i , nui isios. Rice Pudc dorts Iind’tdosoripnons. Those that pro- rhlo "y. ot milk—mint important i quart milk thH-o souh-lhinj; useful h.-shh-s ttlvluc « tlw >-' r ‘"'V »« T.«»r.Js children . dan; - - — “meat, fish, poultry, "eggs; and meat rest art* gfcatty to bo preferred. There are many sorts equally stimulating to HUbstituti% the-mini! and to the body and produc tive of valuable results, (lye essential 2. Bread arid other cereal foods. .8. Butter and other jyholosonh fats. 4. Vegetables and fruits. 5. Him 1-3 cupful rice 1-3 cupful, sugar cupful ralitna^or chopped dates. i ; teaspoon flit salt J* , teaspoonful j ground nutmeg ' or cinnamon. fl'Water IsThq/irst consideration of fhe home nnd farm. Whatjtind of a pump tuu«e? Our catalog will help you nojve the problem, - Du» axparience it at your teryice. Atk your dealer for our pump*. KANAWHA PUMP WORKS BALTIMORE, MARYLAND-. i Ml il*i ■ in. fo heneiieial play is that it be whole-^ P^ e . *' vee ^ s - . some and lie performed In n healthful Ration . Wash the rice, mix (ill together, and bake three hours fn' a very slow oven. 1» lUuatrated. stirring nownhd then at firsL^This may he mtrde on top of. thd-stovo-ln a ■It faeh from tb>< t*ip and one-half inch from one side, iKstiff wire should he | riveted_and soldereilx. It is sometimes desirable tu fe-enfhbtv Rie luix at each corner with angle Iron six Njehos long ! and one-half inch .wide, rive environment, that is,-where we hnYi* The Illustration shows^ho ration f°T:.idouJ»ie boiler, or In a flreLess^ coolcdr. pure-niovitig air of/he right tempera- '« live youngster’s tiny. T/ic foods sag- Anv coa^stf. cereal, ^iay be, us^<l in ture and preferably sunlight.'\ gesteil contajn enough different kinds.: rjqes to medt all the child's mvd*, ManV_L i-ii——so-*-—..t.t •* ttr i half-< hand in the affairs of the world today way up the side. ' Kerosene Stove Used. In the . department • of agriculture’s Women Planner, ef Homes. been;e*.>wn- * • Wonit-u folks »«. uikloe .... active <*>«™ ct,e.vl.crc^ T ; [ cN|M^ < ther^ Is no food in the pictures, eX^ X REA.Q,Y PQR DISTRIBUTipN.. , i cept milk, which could-not have been ’ Hite OI- | . . ,* _ J L _ , /I' the ease.that the baUdlng of a new more than ever before. It is qunc <>i- ( ten * me is left largely in the hands- of replaced by some other wholesome »♦♦»+»♦♦♦»♦»♦»»»♦ 0 0 0 111I M tests of the outfit described h two- burner wickless kerosene stove was used with excellent results. The ster ilizer, however, may be placed on the kitclieq Btove or over any other source .of heat, such as a gas, gasoline, or laundry stove, xyhlch burns either wood or coaL -.Good results also areob-' talned at very little cost by buiiilijjg I under the sterilizer a small brick fur? ■\ nace 1- Inches high. It is ne<*»*ssary to have sufficient heat to furnish steam at' tlie*end of tbe outlet plpo at least 205 degri*es Fahrenheit, and 210 to 211 degrees Fahrenheit should he obtained if possible. food, t- Milk, if- it «can_«l>e obtained, should form part of the food of every ,, most always her pleasufevTo keep tiie Inside of the houseln order. fMte iMi«u- nlly a closer observer in suchabqttcrs and nearly filwa.es tnfls^bStter t than her'husband. Atu^hc-r mighty gnoiLrcattm. from the husband’s-stand- 'polnt. is that he will not have to listea to the disagreeable phrase, ‘T told you go!” Better thap Pills I GET A For Liver Ills. • *-5c BCX Thfee m'oTe United Stated foyn_ * leaflets. &«*• i\ar time'fw)d>nfes* T sngeSkjsktnyfc Jttntly hy ttte Xood r j! glasses—one and one-half pint,to *>n» quart of milk a day; an egg or it oqufv poultn- vegetahlei edeb* once ri day; oqc or twi* f ounces qf butter or other wholesome fat; and all the bread or'other cereffT food he'will eat. One or .twq onnces of sngnr, cartdy, or other sweet—fn 4 »lading the sugar tlsM in cooking—i f ty of PotfllpoCt” und ^usteadidf ut\ Meat.”; Afcwitb |^i^ * ■ or inii.K h nay; an egg or ir* * aicai. , ^s. wim prst b alleta \ nlent in lnoderateiyifat moale fisjc , T jssued; Jhc, tlcpiU tiacni. o^jygrl- i > ry..or ment Siibstihttesi; fruit and" cultufe with the Ainds at fi-s’dJs- 1 *’ \ at. Mie to ’ - < <e Ie‘*rif!i*ts direct!}’ only 1 to ^ ’ + cnltjure wlOi the funds at‘f(j 4 poSal; x rlm-i leaders and active workers In a. the foivl conservation - more- T v ments. »♦»*+++*»+++»♦+++*+44♦; When Yati Ne^4 » Good Tonic ake__ THB-QUICK ANU SURH CUHH FOB ■ Malaria, Chills, Fever and Grippe * u ~* ' , CONTAINS NOQL’IMNn AI*L pRUIjKJJSTB'or by. Parcel.Eont, prepaid, from Kloefcewtjkl A "Co.;' Wantringtot), D. O. i*■—t*- • :—«*-- J tv r ■—•—.. - Wanted—Men or Women Salesman. 1 ' Ner*Mrmasjlrig. SalM' coVue with pur 'tour assistance. Selling Op^-ola Cabinet Talking Machines from- your.' hriih* t Adv. furnlslwd free. One sab'Brtkfii. ead^cOunty, VVxUe "quick.'Win. JoHtj‘ S Cv.; TMff *;• Cinelnnatf. O. tV ‘ P|RSISTENT ROUGHS are dtoffroQi, Rciicfts Drompt from aesaedy forXIwXhs and Colds. BgsrUreaM safe for young and old. No opiates In