waw’fl—W’“mwmq-g’
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up suit traits or berries
ways he more juice than
tor the cans. Fill the tars
Qrah Salad. .
Pick all the meat from the shell of
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LITTLE HELPS.
. Squeaking doors may he quieted by
brushing the hinges with a feather
that has been dipped in oil.
M‘
lb lb; truit,‘ pour on juice
be till all air spaces. and then
the surplus juice. Fill the jar full
one or two crabs. and shred it iinely.
Wash and dry a large lettuce and mcl‘at‘kel‘l are packed. tor they slate
excellent polishera for irons.
bunch oi watercress. Put into a bowl
Keep the wax-coated boxes in which
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‘e’l'ul‘athe meals outmtbeghsedecbe. “shalom the‘ipdiseuiee.’ , e
near-on- stomillhand loulflW‘Mfllut «mt-null keel»
Millions drilled and women take a Cascaret now and their . and never
know the misery sensed by a hay liver. classed bowels or an: upset sto-
mach. .
we (M l
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into your stamaoh: remove the sour. undigested end termentinx food and
the: Moonshine as; teb the excess hile from your liver and carry on
the decomposed waste matter and poison from the intestines and bowels.
Then you will tool great.
A Cuoeret tonight will straighten you out by morning—a loucent box
" " means a clear head and cheertulnese for months.
Don't tor-get the childrenwtbetr little insides
need a good. lentle cleansing. too. ‘
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Don’t mat‘iaseetbsrdsyotdletrass. wmmudregu.
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The New Trimmings ”
w The new Trimmings are as beautiful as ever. Our
collection descrilcsfihe attention oi‘ every woman, repre-
senting as it does, our ambitious ctl’ort ill this particular
line. ‘ ' i .
Beaded Bands in crystal combined with turquoise and
coral are prominent among the newest dress garnisllings.
Fringcs galore—in gold, crystal, jet and silk.
{inlnulle‘ or two. boiling but; then pepper and salt to taste. and lastly a
W down the top tiihtiy. Whatever dessertspoonl’ul oi vineger. Into this,
tilleyljust as you do the fruit. must be carefully dried, and lastly the
instant! of jars. may be used crab 'meat, mixing it ill thoroughly.
sh new corks, then the cork forced Place in a salad bowl, garnish prettlly
. j as tar as possible, the neck of with slices or hard-boiled egg and en-
‘bottle dipped in hot sealing wax number.
or elted pal-allies wax, and this will place till served.
we make it almighty—Commoner. A"... 9mm“...
. Select tart apples. and cut them in
small pieces. To two cuplula ot the
dice add a. scent tablespeeulul oi but~
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. "use nerves not.
All artistic flower pot can be made
pitruit. lettlnu the juice run over for two thblesphonluls of best salad oil,,
..' Juice is left, strainhnd reheat. with two forks, stir the salad, whicht
Keep the salad in a cool -
Keep white paper on each shell or
the refrigerator. it gives a clean ap-
pearance and keeps things from drop-
ping on the shalt below.
l A rag which has been tightly wrung
out of crude oil and hung outdoors for
some time is excellent for use upon
polished floors.
A good iloor brush for melting more
than earns its cost in the saving of
wear and tear on the polished. line
. straw-like weave.
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HOME HELPS. I ' " . ~
wooso.weo.
Beautiful Cord Girdlcs ranging in price from 50c to
$5.00 each.
white and natural.
A large assortlllcnt of lleaded Draperies for veiling
silks ill royal, purple, coral, gold and silver.
We invite your inspection."
Tassels in antique gold, gun metal, black and white.‘
'l‘nilor Braids and Frogs for coats. ’
Mara‘llont by the yard for evening gowns, ill black,
Particular attention is called to a specially arranged
sale of
. Men’s Furnishings
For Wednesday and Thursday, .
when reduced prices will prevail on several lines of goods.
Hose Supporters, “Crown" make. one of the best
made, regular price 25c. sale price too, three pairs for soc.
Men's 25c all silk Four-ill-hand 'l‘ics', rcversiblcmrgc
flied cream and some juicy peeled milk and addtothe fruit. When thick,l
pears. but not set. told in a cnptul oi cream
.‘l CARROT SALAD.
' t ., bunch of young carrots. two, _._..
am boiled exgs, one bend or lettuce! " PHOTOGRAPH RAIL.
' lkollves. one tablespooniul ot oepen.i One of the bedrooms in the house
‘e little minced parsley and a cup of . which we here hired in e dainty little
wannabe. Boil the carrots and elalr in blue and while. and the only
filed dane drain and cool. Then slice' objection to it is that it has a photo-
, 1:80 .a pile in the middle of a solid graph rail around it. What would look
cold with whipped cream.
Include the carrots with chopped‘ Home Journal. which says:
1“! is a very pretty and reflective sal-l
isle—New York World.
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. Lenovan FRUIT.
~ When there are slower! prunes at pie who perhaps do not mean much to
'W . ““9" ""0“ will 8‘“ no MM you. and whose photeitrephs have little
drills humble origin is available in a to recommend them as decoration. 3..
ease: eonaeave.
0"" “n"kl mm W “I“. clothes suitable to appear la. The of-
one and one hell pints 0! sugar. one ilcer referred the matter w Veholl’a
“4 “‘"M" pounds °f seeded raisins. conservator. H. A. McCarty. who will
from an" old paint keg—one made of Keep a few pieces or camphor gum! RUED. .____. ..
our preferred. Sew of! one of the m and °“° “f we" “d °°°" " ‘lin your linen closet; u will aid in m nevloltel. LEAGUE. l
“ . .double boiler until dry; mash with a ' Voltoll's w". Pull 0'! His led .........
lends. leaving two-thirds of the Rea. s oon. Make a smooth sate of one- keeping the linen while. a
move the beep and scrape the point p p it fish is wrapped well in oiled pa- (2le cold Him. Teen disdain.
or varnish from the wood. Sands the third “in”? of 1:2" and: “gnaw“: per it will not impart a flavor or odor WAWRWWN. Bell. w—Andrew' . Won “3“ EC.
" llmps end paint them with bronse and “d at r nto ‘ “m ' m n ‘ to other loud stullsln the relrigeretorq V°k°llo W110"! wooing Mid wedding 00‘1”“ York --------- 8‘ 3" M6
1 hula the wood a dark color. allowing double polio; (or 15 ”mu“: :3?“ To pmvgnt tomiito soup from curd- ! cupled similar space in the local new. Chicago ............ 80 oil .597
the grain to show; then replace the with “t' " d one “3 we en. ling add hot tomatoes (with soda) to'P'l’e" as I"!!! the Astor-Floral nup— Pittsbnrg ------ 8° W Jul
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hoops and drive them tightly in place. i d ) b m. let m b i the thickened milk. . . t , p
Fasten “mute the keg by boring 000' rol y spoon 0 In making a blkod custard. warmll‘lfid me it Ml Ill bliss. Andrew's 3‘ 1401"! ----------- l! 63 .530
holes through both hoops and stare crumbs. then into pester: “8' ”d "y the milk‘beiore adding the eggs andgdonleatlc troubles around the sym‘Cincinnntl .......... st 77 .412
and driving pins in the holes. Bore m deep (“Pele") and PM“ Dealer. ithere will be less likelihood of thejnathy oi' some of his neighbors, who Brooklyn .......... M :8 4::
several holes in the bottom of the keg His thoroifitiril 2:53! or graham . dessert turning watery. iguana: a loeel‘olicer. Fatal” 338:“- 30"” ------------ 3“ 9 '2 ‘
for drain . Attach drop handles on . i It doughnuts do not take on a golden" 0" "9 “0 K "We Imps I """
one .. 50‘“- Icullflllof white flour. three tee- " tn , dro lwml him in all his troubles. but his 'W‘ "um"
opposite sides of the lies. Popular brown crust as soon as ey a s p- Ne York 3 Pill hu 1
- Heebanics. “mm" ‘“ mm.l’°“°'v""”“* pod into the lard. u is because it l-fmlflnonlll «intuitio- touched mn- " '0 ' " ‘
i ‘ 6mm of In“. two hams table no. a... enough.——Pltubllr| on. ”title cords. Volloli mured forth an ”WWW" -- Chm” 0-
; TRIED RECIPES spoonfuls oi sneer. Gradually stir in . ,_ H... wees in an abundance. ~ Brooklyn 7- Cincinnati .5'
l3: Peerlebesnlan Dainty one and senartercupt‘uls or milk. than ‘ LlrrLa name. 3 One or the grtevences he mentioned ' 3‘ 1““ "z ”W” ‘1
g Two hoopla: labieltmnluls of new “'0 '9“th 068! MN "1011 l“ ll, Even delicate glass can be salelylhappened on one of the frosty nights AMERICAN LEAGUE.
dared gelatlne, six ripe pears, one well incorporated illl‘ in "'0 llhlG'i washed in very hot water it slipped inllast week when his spouse went into
eupiul of boiling water. two cupruls oi spoonfuls of melted bull“ ”Milli"! 1* edgwlse. ibis room when he was asleep. tool: on 1. es m II “M-
whipping cream. one teespooniul of and bake in ruling hOl Wu mus 10"! ~ ;all his bed ciotbeanooh their to her Woe ‘l | RC.
vanilla extract and whipped cresm.‘ 25 “Himml- The” I"! knew“! Mt insects like neither salt nor alum ‘ roots and locked herself in and ”Kl’hlladelphia _____ ,0 ‘5 “7
spoonfuls oi sugar. pears end ereem_ 0* 00”- ‘zand enough adheres to the carpet "film. out lntbeceld, Andrew then Detroit ............ 82 55 .559;
for decoration. Dissolve the gelatine Banana Cream. theep them away. . leald be crawled under some blankets Cleveland _________ 71 do .528
with the water, add the peers, peeled Pulp tire bananas by pleasing1 ——-- :in a back woodsbed and that his wife New York ........ “:1 88 , .518
lld rubed through a line sieve. sugar. through a sieve and add live table- 3"?” “WM 5' “med with soapy :carne Ind retreated the operation of, tea __________ cs 70 .493
vanilla exeract and whipped cream. spoonfuls of powdered sugar and a; "at". {0" "l“ a“ linen will 3“. ‘gtehlng away tbebedelothlng and lean Chicago ___________ 88 70 385 g
; Pour into wet mold. Turn out when tablespooniul of lemon juice. Dissolve more 3‘0.” appearance "1d ”9 ‘9'" in. hill withontlenythlng to protect Washin‘tea ........ a, 7, ‘28.
est. Decorate with whipped and met hall a package of solution In a little “NY to 0““ “l ‘5' M . M- iro-I the trusty Intent. 3,» W. ........... w as 290
Clotheellnea and pegs will last NBC“ money." ‘1. Andrew" Kfihefll .“m.
whipped hard. Mold and serve ice loll!" " “W m WM '0' '0 "1", mine up or his troubles. and to at? Boston 2, Detroit i.
nice when new. it is a 3001! plan l°,eway i’roln it ell he is willing to
repeat the boiling “busily-”WW. seek employment as e um head. lira.
ville Herald.
hosiery is by means or an lnlliAl aground an athlete.
a
lost.
9 ‘M moments. says the Washihgton
flel‘sld. Add a few drops at orange ex-
igen put in while cooking: stone. chop
'thO‘ fruit line. * To every cup of the
arses .luice put two well-belten whites
6”! one. flat away in the ice chest to
one surmounted with whipped cream.
It must he very cold or the flavor is
CHI!!! IMO.
Crete a little cheese. about quarter
of a pound. into a belting dish; set it
on the stove. sounding with a little
minced parsley, a little butter and pep-
per and salt to taste. Btlr constantly.
end when the cheese is melted turn
in hell e dosed eggs, plovlonsly broken
isle e bowl; stir all until the out he-
fits to form, but not until they begin
to not still. tor the host will cook the
’3’ W. “M mm from the sin”.
Mo on friend tosst.
n..-“ wwwwwdnm—um
l ‘lnonoaram embroidered at the top of
chili thoroughly end serve in tall glea-
ATMFORD
. pends upon the range, and the
lsidos the few pictures one cares to
have occupy so conspicuous a position
\ M to the juice. unless flavor has m." are low things the! properly so
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on a rail or this kind; but it you hep-l
. pen to have a few pretty bite of chine.’
pewter or hrsas day will add to on!
interest of the room, but only an pe-‘
caulonal piece."
wmre noblmuw sour.
To one level teacupful or cold cooked
rice add one ounce or dry grated
cheese. one cuplul of vegetable atoclt
(liquor remaining from cooking peas:
cabbage. etc.. 1% pints or hot milk.
one level teaspoon each of salt and
pepper. Pill these ingredients into a
esnc‘epen. Stir over the lire until it
boils. then remove and pour into soup
pistes. Beat the white or the on un-
til still. all lightly: with a «sermon
dispose at the egg In little mounds on
the surface at the soup. Serve with
conubeped waters.-Weshlugton liar-
aid.
.
Much of the art of choking de-
Sitemlord never fails the cook.
lthe stocking. The letters are placed so
as to come on the outer side or the
stocking near the center. says the Chi-
rage later-Ocean. As most stockings
have a closer weave at the lop the
embroidery is not so herd to dorand is
a Very nice way to marl: hosiery in-
tended tor a gilt.
TO CLEAN KNlVEO.
A good hallo-cleaning board is made
by telling a piece of board ten inches
long and six inches wide. Tacit on to
this a piece of Brussels carpet and
sprinkle with fine emery. says the
Louisville Herald. Knives rubbed on
this will clean well and with little
labor.
till MI .PLATII.
No one alloys washlne the broiler oi
the gas stove. This unpleasant task
may be avoided it chops or smell steak
are placed in tin pie plates and set on
the broiltng erste. The meet is coated ‘
just as well and the plates are easy to 3
oleen.-lpohals Chronicle.
an”.
PUT 'I'HI AIM. OI Till HINDI.
labels pestsdon lbsmteide olslees
jars used ier cereals or other dry I”-
W sees bosons dialed-ed through
beedlineoitbeiers. maths labels,“
on the inside. slips white or an an
tor muclisesp-aubarben hits. ,
uq-fiw
, email sees roofless.
Cut line erase tension in rather
thlell slices and snail locald salt water
{or hell an hour. DIV. sprinkle with 3
sell lull pepper. Ml ii I“! if eorn- .
neelendh'yls Midtown-seed "
Wk dripping. ’
la mile; eseeles g (“gm la . , .
thoroughly chilled it will not oulr'be'
lighter but will not elicit to the board
were rolling. maths boulevllla the *
"She too much tails. and take all the
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Yesterday's Results.
Washington 7. Chicano 3.
Philadelphia 5. St. Louis 1.
Cleveland 3, New York 3 (called end
Dth inning; darkness.)
:Vokoll refutes her husband‘s state
Emerita and alarms that she is not al-
~lowed enough money to purchase
“STEIN LEAGUE.
u—u.-.
soc.
‘ each, three for soc.
Athletic Suspenders, 25c grade, x9e. three pairs for
Extra tine Muslin Night Shirtsfimade long' and full.
good length, either with collar or V neck,
these two days only, ‘54:.
special
for
Udd lot of Men's Soisctte Shirts. in white and tan,
will hand. mostly large sizes, regular $1.00 line, for 69¢
i I
each,
Special value ill Madras Pajamas (indeed a bargain
for this. popular garment), regular price $2.00, sale price
31:50 a suit.
Men's Negligee Shirts. ditlcrent lots. not all. sizes.
mosriy small and medium, which have sold for time and
$l.25. for 79¢ each.
lioys‘ Blouses. with collar attached or
worth 50c. for 39¢ each. two for 75¢.
with hand
“Ellie B. m. first! (humming.
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. bowl. Arrange the stoned olives end well on this in place or photographelh‘" ‘ 9““ °‘ "1“" meets. W" investigate. Teen Imam Bill
Woe leaves around the carrots; all or would a few of them look all right? , "“1” "0" 9‘“ 5°" n" urinates. -———-—-—--—~ Rochester __________ 9:. 52 “7‘
“Io the capers and hard boiled ambush a correspondent oi the Ladies"Pm ”"0““ ‘ colander to remove m“ 4”“ ITIUCK 0"" Baltimore .......... 9i 5:. 6231
' seeds and boil. Add the raisins-user it was an old custom anon: M“'.‘l‘oronio ........... 91 ii? .815
pepsley and serve with mayonnaise! “A few photographs on this rail. it “a l‘" W“ 95°99“ 3“ “d 50‘“ warmed to stall prosperous looklnl‘nnmuo ...... 73 72 ’503
they are framed simply and in mod . about thirty minutes ultil thick. This ; men on the street at night and °'°m”,liontrael .......... 70 78 :"3
tayte. will look quite proper and tar . is delicious either with meals or plain . um um and than. when the clinging Jen” City 9.61 so 413
better than to have It tilled tram one “"1“ mm‘“a°°d lieu-chenill- party “‘1 “n“ m" M’ “w" sad Newark ............ he 92 .378
end to the other with pictures or new rofihfiifiifiv. ;:::’::n";;“:;; if “““h ‘M “w“ providence ..... .. . . .50 96 .1“?
i One of the ways in which to mark One ullhl one 0! those footpath ac- “ VWM“;
Newark 8. Providence 1.
Toronto 4. neutron] ii.
. Bellman 9. Jersey City l.
Bulalo-lochestar postponed; rain.
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A “FIE METHOD
“Why do you always tell people to
“What time is it?" enquired the loot-
Th. athlete dealt the crock a hard
lpuneh on the law.
i "Just struck one," said the athlete,
,as the lootpad went down before his‘
,atinging blow. give up the things they most enloy?"
. "Gee." said the crook.“ nyriads or. "BeceuseJ' replied the physician.
.‘llarl were clouding his vision. "l'ln "i am pretty sure they won't do it.
:glad i didn't meet you an hour are." And then it they don‘t recover the!
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Smart Sweaters
These are treacherous days—one holir warm.
the other cbld. Too early to put on heavy
clothing, and yet you cannot afford to take
_..nrfi
chances on your health. A Sweater is better
than rheumatism. and cost! much less. It
can he slipped on or ofi easily. and is not cum—
bersome to carry. .
Women's Sweaters. plain. manniah weave.
Derby collar. double cull. pocket and large
pearl buttons. white. cardinal and the new
golf brown. excellent value. $5.00.
Women's mG Sweaters, plain or fancy
weave. cardinal. white and gray. $1.98 and
“-03-
" Weenur’s Sailor Collar Sweater» white
with new. and White with red, very stylish
and pretty. only not ,
Kisses' Swollen. V-noclt. white, gray and
red. $1.» to $1.90.
liliesas‘ Sailor Collar Sweaters at $1.98.
loiants‘. Sweaters. soc. 98c and Sms.
Juvenile Sweaters. gray and red. $1.98.
"i'lle N. E. Ryan Co.
I. Washington Btrsst
.' ‘leoert a. lawsuit was one day
“ ceiling upho Henry ward nsaehar ln
" his seedy whee he was particularly
' impressed by s peeullsr eleborats
i. W“. which showed on its sill-hos.
a...“ 1mm: “m u“ INN" lty. but he been mistook tar th’
Ziueiresaad «cameras-lulu u with“ Prim 0’ Will» in me youuesr days."
.‘ the W mm .
:‘ m is see,” sale intercom “inet‘ mull have mu called or Duke of
- wiles twewt [or my study. Who ersde' Milli!” ~. .
nu,
llebhi Jooepll Bliverman. the noted
Jewish pastor oi’ New York, tells en
latsusleg encedote of an Englishman
‘ and a flootchmen who were bragging
lln loud tones.
“lie man.” said the Britisber. "mm
m OM. the constellation .m;‘lloltsn a person his looked for royal:
CHI 0' WI ”NININM
"Hoot. also." answered the Boot, “i
The ore: ‘ssllitta coharvbnttons pens.
eased Hr. ed to listen. "have estna’.” said he.
with e counsellor! W. “t veal
electin’ ah will in ji‘s’vlaeioe Bull.
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