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3 11 am.
e tsizzles put in theibulls and}
me them in a" hot dish, with
cut into rounds. l
s. .uge-mg‘etrnun'r SH SH sun white Potatoes
Tomato Honey.
urge yellow tomatoes,
i baking poivder
of sugar.
into smell jais and seal tightly l ,
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Howe; Sift together 31/: table-i baskets.
this of corn meal 21,5 tablespoon—
I” user and three quaitcrs tea-i
li‘ loaspoonful of melted butter: l
eibatter by small spoonfuls in ov.er ch01
‘ and fry it to a rich brown.
l of onions.
Apple-Cranberry Sauce.
one quart of cranberries and heal Star
,. over the cranberries quarter and them until the
the apples, but do not peel them.
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I'Y ALWAYS HEL‘P ELDERLY}
PEOPLE , s11 c
Foley Kidney Pills give just the Murry
elderly people need to tone and
gthen their kidnem and bladder imposter? liu,
regulate their action. John Mc fore I ring and
. ,l's, Streutor, 111., says: "it feel ' He lsuibelle
‘tter and stronger than i have for
,y,years and Foley Kidney piiisl
1', For sale by all druggists. “ 5
(after
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all a pound oi: lean pork, Rudy—«enough to show, but not enough to
popper, salt, a slice 0! ‘bread COVE? the fill“
Melt butter in a pan. For a sufficient amount to suit the taste.
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Carroll County Potato Fritters.
Boil, peel, and mash two pounds of
granulated sugar one toasDOoniul of
and Music. Beat the seasoned potatoes and
calded them remove the peel. iadd 'slowly one half pint of milk stir-
it" the tomatoes; then press them; ring meanwhile until the mixture is
a sieve and arid one pound on'Bnlooth and White. Then add enough
7 or each pound of tomatoes and ' flmu to make a. thick batter and fry in
nice of two lemons to each five deep 110i lard When cakes are gold
Cook the mored; en lblOWll, take them from the pan and
Tomato Buckets
,lcious breakfast cakes are made' with a strip across the top to form but a mere shad
8000p out
them inside with salt and let them line
oliflour, one heaping tablespoon :stand on ice until very
arse ponies—or three small ones. lolcan out the seals and fill them; but
not until they lose, their shape
A DRAMATIC FINISH.
you-a drunkard gambler und exhibition'l"
a minnow—«London Opinion.
A need ad. pays best in the best pa- .
1'
Modlah oomure Very amt.
While it is boiling
1% cupfuls of sugar,
add one half cdbfu' or any W11
and salt to suit tin
modes
out burning. until they die or due makes enough potato fritters M head a thing made necessary by thel
consistency of strained honeyla family of four.-rouths Campaniou low poise hats and. since it is dimouiti’d‘ld finish with a jeweled clasp or or. a shelf and above all do“ put ““1““
to make parted hair drop low over the unincnl sin-zit velvet bands embroidered pins (”mother metals on top of It I
center of the forehead the fringe has in metal or jewels or beads are much ““0 more than 0MB driven ulong R
Peel uniform tomatoes and cut them come into favor Not an old time bun: insed too in Paris many of these wid~ road in winter to pick a hairpin or a.
ow of a fringe 'th'l er swathlng bands have cuboclions handful or them 0“ an instrument
dust Softens without hiding and. breaks the covering the ears and weird effects are which ”193’ were 9‘10" ('irruting (“it
of the waving parted locks withoul39‘1’101‘led-
If the port-l
tablespoonful of chili sauce for each ed hair is well trained it wili 1005 tiny gold leaves and pearl berries is a
centers
cold USe one really filling in the point.
v,~snys a New York Sun writer.
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daily and usually disappearing under
The smartest hairdressing of haul the 00113 of strands of curls of the
season calls for the locks flatly coped back of tho coiuure, though many of
over the head, with 11 ‘iow‘porponriou- “16.89 mildew" fill a“ the W5? round
1111' or fringe to sobteh the forehead the'head.
and when this style suits the shape of l
the head and the fur-o it is charming. 1 'jewols are used. in the some way as the,
if the thliu,r cannot «be done well it brilliants and often the hand is a trifle
is better for women to hold to theii l wider and includes both Jet and bril-
pompadoursmr parts and dolls, and ii 1 liuuts 01' pearls Emil brillaints;
the latter are more becoming than thci
"cesque" and its kindred, hold to them I cwonsive. than the léWeled ones, are
I] liked too. and any one of these narrow
The one law of hairdressing is that' aims is likely to hold an ornament
first, lust and always the coiifure shulli D0881! wherever fancy dictates Fre-
suit the individuality of the won1nn,l‘l“"‘“iy ””3 "“50“ film? seems 2to
and the woman who has discovered ul' hereto the bizarre instead of the bean
simple and supremely becoming fusli-lllfl‘l-
ion of Weailn" her hair will do well to} ‘
stick to it thmugh all the changinglP-X delig-htfl-u things among the heir
Pearls and other jewels or imitation
Sequin and bend bands usually less
But on the other hand there are mn-
ornaments. Wide bands of Jeweled
vat are rnwn closely around the he 'ul
A very narrow Empire whcntr of.
charming thing for a youthful head
, The hair ornaments worn with evou- find interlinked small rings 01‘ penrls 01‘
1 each of salt and baking pow-f tomato. Serve very cold- Good better without fringe.
eat one egg, and add it to the Housekeeping.
ure, with enough hit-eel: milk w
e a drop batter; quickly stir in,l Pepper Filling.
The wide illlel is less used tl
was last war, but in its piece has
bamloau.
ran it;
come.
Cut off the small end. the more generally becoming narrow,
Some of the prettiest things
peppers are soft but of this kind are more single lines of
hendl
luree liiilllnnts encircling the
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crammed with care.”
"Splendid! Why' was that?"
"Because nobody else was
let ii."—~Moggeudorf maetter.
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UNCLE dim THHT _
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The FAMILY?
Witt You Puss: nocournsv
Ms “it: To: Wooo~suoo€t
ii
1 Missile; the some.
, the book. . ,
it cronies pinched servos ml min in :
ing'ioilcts this season leudito keep'tho brilliuuts make a 9"le narrow “"9“
hair in place and encourage the neat ‘13 do ”1““de strands 0‘ gold. or 5“ rug.
W hen vou have alittle beetsteuk left and trim air of the small coiffure foril’e‘ ‘
1 it fine mix it with rice. put most of theorem on the iilett or bun-l
:in butter", pepper and salt and n mite dean order. 3
This makes :1 delicate illi-
ing for stuffed peppers sun; the \ion
Rich Heir
Long. thick, heavy hair. Want this kind?
Ayer's Hair Vigor promotes growth.
Does not color the hair.
Ask Your. Doctor.
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Hill MD BUWllS
Cascaret Users Never Have Head
. ache, Consiipailoii,‘ Billous- l
uses or Sick Stomach l
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it is more necessary that i011 keel)
your liowols. Liver and Stomach
clean, pure und flesh than it is to
keep the sewors and drainage of a
huge cliy‘ «flee from obstruction.
Are you keeping clean inside wlthi
CascnretsNor merely forcing it. pas-
su' downy every tow days with salts.
cathartic pills or castoroil 'l‘his i112
important.
(‘nscarets immediately cleanse and,
regulate the. stomach, remove the
sour undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases; hike the excess bile
from thé liver and carry out of thel
system the constipated waste mat-
ter and poison in the intestines and?
bowels. .
No odds how badly and upset you
feel, a Casosret tonight will straight-
en you out by morning, They work
while you sleep. A Ill-cont box from
your drought will keep your head
clear, stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels. regular iior months. Don‘t
(pi-get the children-tholr little in-
sides need a good. gentle cleansing.
too.
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: HOME
Home Helps.
When a spouse has become sour
rub a fresh lemon into it and then
rinse it several times in lukewarm
water; it, will become as sweet and
clean as when new.
if the tips of shoe laces pull off
twist the ends of the onions and
dip into glue. They are as good
when new
‘ranberries can be kept fresh in-
definitely ii.’ put in a jar and filled
up with cold water. Place a lid on
lightly and change the Writer every
day or two.-»Chicago Journal. ,
Keep Hairplns off.
in the current issue of Farm and
Fireside u telephone expert, writing
, The modish haii toiiuy is most ontenigold salon or embroidered 80M Hal a“ article 0" m” constitution and use
together, being careful to keep ”We them on 3 Mi platter This 1(3'.1)arted and worn very low on the fore,‘ with or without narrow binding of voi 0’ telephones in rural (“5”“th 3‘13’5'
,".l)on ‘t use the instrument for
of business ”
Rug Mendlng.
When a hcle is worn in your curpet
rug, whip over the edges of the hole
with yarn matching the colors in the
then, also with ynrn, fill in tho
USE AllEli’S ‘UDIEEI‘SET
'I‘honuiisoptic puwrl rlo he chehon' mo thr- shoes.
1! you mull. to t and ('1' :1 it's t for flied aching“
suol I1. shunting for! new 11l111sini1i>F's1' lir
llorcs torus 11ml lnuiionu «.3l‘ull' rain and rev-:1 ii:
lillilcru, corn and co ions spots. .uii lliul v'fv r
lluurl‘m: i‘uni.1s,iuicnt louibcr rsiioos 211:1 for
Bronkluizin how Show. ltisihe rmiwtmiufurt
discoveryolilionvo. 'lrrllrodnp étililcvor wherc
Sims. Don'tuméptnnginubatuuto. Form! IElrisll
package, address Allen S Olmsted. Le Roy, N. Y.
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es, 118ng a plain stitch then over;
this work Jittle loops in the weave of Ladlce' Aid society Hold Successful
the carp to the loops in tho Weave: Christmas Sale at Gruelle Studl‘).
of the carpet itself—Kansas City Star. The Ladies’ Aid society of the ,
' , illetho'dist Protestant Church, Silver»
To Clean Lace.“ mine‘ have been busy for Several
Considerable care should be exe1'-~ weeks post in preparing for 13. Christ.
cised in cleaning the lace yoke of 8. mos sale and. [air which was held
gown; it". is not to be ripped out of Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
'plaee tako'a turklsh bath towel folded at the studio of Richard B. Gruelle
several times and place the lace 1111011 on the Mill Road About half a
fill. says the Junesville Receider. Then dozen booths had been erected and
dip a tooth brush in Warm, soapy wa- very piettlly trimmed with red and
to; null scrub the lace Well. taking pink crepe paper, pine branches and
care not to touch. the- cloth of the tinsel.
30W". G0 0“” again “I the samei At one table, hot coffee, fraultfura
manner With 0188? water, and then} ter, ham and cheese sandwiches, and
but the gown an 2: coathanser to drY-i baked beans were served, At another
. . . one could purchase sweets in attrac-
CAS | OR I A
ltjvc packages, while at still another
lice cream was for sale. Then there
was a toy table, and another at which
For Infant] and Children. soaps, peii‘umes and toilet requisites
weie on sale Cakes and aprons were
"lo Klnd you “I" “may: Ulillglll‘ !being sold elsewhere, while the larg-
Bears the \ lest booth of all was well laden with
51mm“ of . ‘ imany attractive offerings suitable for
‘ Christmas gifts. '
l Much was added to the interest 0!.
RAILROAD WANTS LAND FOR THE the affair, Wednesday night, by the
_ ELECTRlFlCATlON :co operation of Mr. and Mrs. Matzke.
HARTFORD, Dec. 13. -——A petition Mrs Matzke entertained the campany
has been brought to the Public U1ili--\\ith songs accompanied by her hus»
ltles Commission by the ‘New York, band on the violin.
New Haven and Hartford Ruilroud‘ The members of the society deserm
lCompany for the taking of land in 1 3 meat credit for the eneigy which
town of Orange in connection with the they displayed, and they are exceed-
grailroad’s splan‘to continue the eleciii- lngly giaietul to Mr. Gruelle for
Iilcatiou of the steam road from Stamv grinning them the use of his studio
l'foui to New Haven. A homing will be! 1'01 the purpose, as it made an ideal
when on the petition Decembei 17. place in which to hold the affair. Over
l The authorities of Torringtou have sixty dollars was added to the
ialso presented a petition islating to treasury as :1 result of the fair
the trolley system iliere and it will be'
lhcnrd the some day. z,- i
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sentinel want ads. bring bosom.
N0 CLUES To FlRE' S ORIGIN.
.llll FORD, Doc.13 mllospite seaich
1mg evidence investigation no tongibiel
clue has been discovered thus far to
,oxplain the breaking out of the iiie
'whlrh destroyed in” a dozen college:
at k«iii e1 Bench last night. 1 he damage
today was estimate! at uhont SS, 000.
CROUPY COUGHS AND WHEEZY
COLDs.
The quickest, simplest way to rid
:the childish of don gerous croupy
coughs and wheezy stuffy colds is to
give them Foley's lioney and Tar
Compound. it gives almost instant
relief and stops a cough promptly.
“it soothes and heals. Contains no
opiates. For sale by all druggists. "
General Russell Frost is riding
around in a new Hupp Yeats uutomO-
bile.
ocurus'rs AND opticmhs
EYE EXAMINATlONs
and fitting glasses is our exclusive
work—«and only the most modern
methods are used.
Let us supply you with correct
glosses. OL‘IJLISTS. not opticinus,
examine your eyes when you get
glasses here.
37 Atlantic Squoro. Stamford. Conn.
Bot. 15 yro. . Open out. Evngs.
l8 '6 EDIAMONISD INLAND.
hull”: Ask ”your uni M, for
Nil-ch oa-I‘Iln I” do...“ mull
rule in Ru! and Gold Mimi..- 1'
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CHRISTMAS .
PACKAGEsii
A Splendid Holiday Sug-
gestion.
Footwear
for Men2 W0-
, men, Children
SLIPPERS
SHOES. '
ARTICS
LEGGINGS
1
It's the useful gift that
pleases, most—so give
the woman of the, house
a Carborundum Knife
Sharpener and the men
a Carborundum Razor
Strap.
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South Nor-wall!
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cause 0' the lasso a who on or
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tutor lite in the diner-out ruling and
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mineralization for your work.
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Freight Propellers no. min
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