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Fashionable Silk and and Tannin a small we'd or cotton wool wound
Can h. Made at Ho,“ ' Iaround With strands of tiny beads.
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Tassels are a favorite trimming just;
now for attei noon and evening dresses
The workmanship on some of these ll
Giving All 'His Business.
(Harper‘s Weekly.)
“This is the fifth time you have
been brought before me," said” the
Judge, sovei-ely.
"Yes, your honor." smiled the ot-
leach,‘ side. When cooked tithe them
'up, but some maitre _d‘hotel butter .
inside or,.eaoh, put on a napkin on a
hot dish and. garnish with slices of
lemon and bunches of fried parsley.
To make the mime d’hotel Ibutter
.cregmed cbuiiuowah
itbink creamed cauliflower is
not when boiled and served.
lch cream sauce. To prepare
of! the outside leaves and
‘stollcveven .with the flower
will held; here and
Stockings in colors for wear with (water Iowa or three potatoes; lay 5',
evening "owhg are manufactured in round on trip and simmer at least one
almost ovary linughiablc shade. itithe hour and bolt, covering closely; add
exact shade of the Slipper cannot be a little water now and then it necess~
Stockings Dyed. water as skillet
Dressed in Ta‘upg.
IA youuil> woman removed her loose
mousine coat to. reveal. a graceful
found however the stockings can be 3117- This it! 9. (1611010118 dlflh “L03
{do down in a pm. of coin take one tablespoontul of finely chop trimmings ‘8 81mm" 1“ constructionrmch oi taupe colored Stalin-a worsv died to the shade desired guys the 'Angles Express. fiend?“ i ,whe’l‘ll “Mb“ fen“ I “"9
or. for 15 0! 20 minutes, then lied parsley and work it into two ta- and can 993”” 3° duplicated at home ted and mohair weave rotisottness and New York Sun «Some stocking deai- .-—-—'-- . ‘0 g Y? ”n a my “319.883 You
9“ generous kettieful of rabid blespoontula 0‘ Mimi and season With I" about one third or the we" asked «luster-mud the charming track was ers make a succlaliyoi doing this are Phyllis Rm. ' ' 8°95 ‘
in the‘sliops, Isaye the Chicago Inter matched ‘by a'
Ocean itwo immense taupe wings shading to
For heavy silk tasssls, 'buy a ball at coral at the tips, Sal's the Philadelphia
knitting silk in any desired color and Times
lemon juice salt and pepper.-Phila— “5le days," ”3’95 the mag“-
lug water to which a pinch of
delphla Ledger.
lino been added. This keeps it-
taupe blush but lmvm" lug inn few hours time.
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Touch of Beauty.
Playing‘rugs‘are to be seen in many
nurseries, and are carried out in sever-
. al varieties of material and design.
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ahout 10 minutes.then-1Iour. 'wmt' Cup Custards. I
.. ”' flower.
‘ Hollandaise sauce.
‘ saic th n rved its the lines of an undergarment 'llIe
lloih:we;tb:ead: ofechlcken IWWI warm water and place in a mod- inch “‘01“ ”‘9 top; then wrap the ,lining is low, of courso, back and site. they have been squeezed with, DIERS’ AOME '
n s Worm ierate oven until ilrm in the center. thread around and around until vomhonh and has amps of duh,” mum ”'9 19m?" ““9“"- DW“ ““0 3““, Nine' of the members or the Sal.
>Serve‘ very cold. ~Richmond News Ihave formed a small “head” (or the we, the shoulder says the em. “W M“ scour copper kettles nicely.
8 water, over with more Iboll-
er, adding a little salt, and
minutes or until tender.
oi: be so soft as to fall
L there is any scum on the
emove before lifting out the
Put into a hot vegetable
” and cover with a white, Beelin-
‘ If preter-
Put three cuptnld of thin cream or
rich milk over the tire to scald; add
three tablespoonruls of sugar and stir
until dissolved, then set aside for-live
minutes. Whip the whites at live
eggs enough thoroughtly to break the
stringiness. Gradually mix with them
the‘ partly cooled cream, add one Itea-
sponi’ul of vanilla (or any desiried fla-
voring) and pour into custard cups.
' *Set the cups into a pan partly tilled
It
to
:zliun. sweating in chaos Allen s ant- Ease. Itic
MllSE ALIENS FO0T=EASE.
Antiseptic pmvdirlo be shaken into the shoot
ouwnut rest and comfort {or iiieil.
A Family Joy Ride—Jillnt how was
it the tire gained such. a hold?‘ 1 un-
denim, derstnnd you recently installed a mo.
wind enough off around a card out the;
size that you wish the tassel to be!
long (a, ordinary post card makes a but between the wings.
An ornament of dull silver and cor
.good sized tassel); then run the thread or boots, with taupew-L—col‘omd buttoned
card of. silk under that wound on the, tops accompanied the taupe frock
card and tie it firmly on the top.
out he threads at the other end of. the.
card, running the scissors along the
edge of the card so as to be sure to chiffon are made up with a lining of
cut straight
Tie all the threads securely a hall a'
heads. then turn the thread about 0ch
one band and go back through
other two and from there continual
the
Now
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Now Blouses.
Many of the dainty new blouses ot‘
inst or allover lace. fashioned quite on
cIIIcHEerII PILLS
Tilt) DIAMONDS BR
Ladiml Alkyoarlim
All. “for
,al wits placed screen the front oi! the
Patent loath-
The centerpiece oi’ the luncheon
table may be considerably beautilied
IlIy means 01‘ ribbon, says the New HE“
you Journal ICourier.
holly or other; rdon or among the flow-
;Icrs in the ”use loop wide ribbon of a
I harmonizing: shade.
ccedingly good.
Through the
Uses for Lemon
Never throw away pieces of lemon
end of the thread, and pull it through
the eye of the needle. —Needlecrait
The effect is 'ex-:
Thick flannel makes an excellent loun-
datlon for One. Dark red flannel with
a cutout border of animals in gray or
ten felt, bound with red silk, would
lmak a most attractive rug, says the
Pitts urg Sun A whole menaggrie of
animals may he used for the border, or
IToddy bears, alternating with dancing
rabbits might the preferred.
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PLEASANT MOUSE PARTY AT SOL-
mngundi club of Bridge’port, have been
lived in this city. The ladies present
were: Mrs. William Davis, luterlarken,
Mass.; Mrs. N. Nicholson, Port Ches-
Women’s
Best Interests
dcmatbd that every woman should
spare herself unnatural suffering
by obtaining sni‘eIand proper help
when physical ills and nervous
depression occur. When ailments
and suffering come to you remem-
her there is one sufc, eflcitive
gentle and \vell- tried remedy"-
Pills will help your feelings;
. how they strengthen, invigorate
.. ’ Grilled Trout. Widen 3:23;“: £13333: ‘1': iiiel'rigg “SE? News. Double Jaimie IIlIIIited or “If ngohtgxfizethfiam,13:1,, :gfifiiwfijf, spending the past week in Newton not
One or two treat, some maltre a.nld igniting a loop Iby which to mnemfled’ are the finish 0“ many 0". the and pdor from pans and kettles as'the guests or Mrs. Robert Lauder,
W' butter. one lemon, n Diei‘é 01-.“ to the dress 0,. sash waists, whether of wash motor “I or no.1 lug else will says the Pbiludcl- wii‘ e of the surgeon at the Soldleis'
ttei‘. seasoning of salt and pepper c ASTOR I A; l “her mm“ “mg “”0 ”me“ ”e um Times The odors of fish and“ on
flied pansley Scrape and clean‘ About half a bunch of heads is re-- seen, .too’ as a finish W the cuffs lens can thu be cool] removed lliome. Dr. Lauder has gone south for of special value to women. '
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3,39“ two I Bears the you like, or or various colors to (Ol‘l‘e‘IC E Brinckerhoif on Railroad' ave‘ I‘o thread a needle with yarn or tertalned them at an afternoon tea. relieve .you of headaches, back.
thfillttfll'. pill 0“ ll gridiron over a. . ture of f" ‘ spend with the colors of your gown. nue \‘ew Canaan for several days zephyr thread it first with a strand of The ladies enjoyed the delightful hos nches,lassitndc nndnervc rebellion.
“I” and grill for five minutes on ,‘ IStrlng the Ibends on heavy sewing silk this week flue thread doubled; then catch the pitullty of their hostess, who has long Try a few doses and know the
I —.——.———.—__...._.__ _ Itliat has been waxed; string three {yarn through the loop in the doubled been a member of the club when she difl'erence—know ‘h'ow Beecham’s
“Wong; high 2:93:32: ‘2: :11 huh. and, "Mm... tor engine here." “We di. but it stringing until you have the desired pn‘ffm‘” mud" ‘i'fh "will“ ,, NoVelty '" CMP‘ ‘9‘" N- Y-I Mrs. Hanrord Plait, Mrs. Preserve ‘
racial; “We,“ hum, m,ihe,“gfil,‘,§:“;'lflflg; happened that the bond fireman had length i‘ortliniussel. Count the beads, "i‘;§‘.§,,’f,"§‘:h, If“ huh“. Salt, pepper and flour rib lamb John Wade, Mrs. John Reynolds, Mrs. and Prot ‘
”0521'slogghuzhoasyhltmghe gfihtovtctwinliiort taken his wile and family out on it so that every strand will be the same nuafil'fin‘i'lmfi““urinkfifilgfi chops; brown in butter. turning once; Henry Kershay, Mrs. Mortimer Fair- cc
‘ 13;“, mflcmytaiiyubmtilla Fofll‘lilinlerlfil for an excursion that day."~—Fllcgcnde length uh them all together at the top yunttmwmimnsum. misatsueiiatio sprinkle a ta'olespooniul more of flour child. Mrs. Fannie Graves and Mrs. argi'm‘fpfihmflmgflange?{gm
WM! MlenB- OIMIGIIILIIROYIN. Y. lllaetter and finish with one “"39— bend or with SOLD BEDREJGGISTSWERYWHERE over them. then add as much boiling Thomas Dunlap:— ull of Bridgeport.- ; x '0 Elba“ 1y.” :5,
'Sold umber.
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,e 1113 New Britains
‘ as business.
Britain paper.
time in the city clerk's oillce
method tori
. lie was well
with the local ayetem.--—From
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Charles H. Dilworth, former city WHOSE Piles: PileSh Three rooms of the at. Mnrvs Pa
secretary,
“the board of trade in that city wast
tom Tuesday and spent consider- Iacts as a pouliice, ghcs instant roller.
Williams lndian Pile Ointment will curt i
Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles It nb.’
prbs the tumors. alloys itching at once
hparcd for Piles and itching of the private
n.rts Drnpglsis. mail 50c and 21.00
lJAMS It'll. 00.. Prone. Cleveland. Obit!
ONE ROOM RE OPENS.
rochiul school in Leonmd street were
i 'cned
Iclosed Iecontly by Health Oiilcer Dr.
Willinms' Indian Pile Ointment is pro-IWilllaiIi J. 'l‘ruccy bu arse of a threat
epidemic oi diphtheria.
The
grades worn one, two and three Ronni
For sale by the Clifford Pharmact ions has been re opened, the danger
having missed, it is believed.
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NEW LIGHT ON mmTlPPE
Xautippe was a dome in trot,
Profane, We Ilear, and prone to
shock.
Domestic she was not. and yet
She used to darn lici' Soc.
wNewark News.
A dame whose scolding never cons.
ed.
For :lamily scraps Xnntippe thirsted.
" ' used to live.
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GlRLS DON’T STAY GIRLS
Cue—.0
Time. Does. Unklnd. Thingo. to. the
Sweet High School Graduate.
"1 'got an invitation the other day."
said Abe Peters, "to attend the com-
mencement. exercises oi the high
school in the llttie'oid town where i
it sort of brought buck
old memories. II recollect a commence-
ment 'oxnriisc that 1 attended in that
New York. New
Havenafi. Hart-
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RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
There is always a way for the con-
scientious, skilled worker to gel
aheadwwrite a Sentinel Want Adg
stating briefly and concisely your ex-
periences; tell of your proficiency and
seek a position where energetic, well-
directed service will result in definite
advancement. ’
. No doubt she darned her Soc—at town when l was In the gossiing stage. In 5",“ November 24 1912, .
y y . mm 1 should say about 16 or 17 years old. ' The New SCleflce
o c There were several girls that were do
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NERVOUS
PROSTRATION
Severe Case of a Philadelphia
' l noise inimy earn,
less {ballots bod
also loudness.
trouble: taking
Ldia E. P nirhiun's
Vegetable Compton do! him sway
the medicines the doctralcftmosnd be.
Ml tabla the (impound. before 1
ad hitch llf a bottle it?“ Ibis to lit
”llm and in Ii minim“ time I was able to do
mimrir. Your modieluohss
has! able hide all on any it villas
have motherland tin
ibimv Walla. Milnrm Johnston.
host Street, l'iiiindslhhla. Po.
mid, nervous, rest- i
WI! Inn. I: u was ten foot nigh.
lag the grudiiatelug act. but there was
“She read an essay on the subject,
“30de the Alps Lies italy." She was
really in dead erncst about it, too,
having practiced on the essay for
ithree weeks behrc the commence»
'ineut night, and she had it down fine
Maybe also didut write all of it bicy-
Ilio she did not compose much oi’ it, but
sine had practiced on it till she, be
ovcd it. She told the crowd how
everybody bad alps to climb and how
_ not come true.
"i wandered or! west and she iner-
rind a country doctor i didn't see her
the long and. Wall, 1 bound her. film
would weigh, i should say at a rough
uses, In the neighborhood of about
175 pounds and had a double chin. liar
waist line want should say, more
than 40 inches. labs was gray bonded?
and n grandmother. and so short wind-
ed that she couldn‘t have climbed the
We not
not. and talked addition to such other
lurid her how young she looked on
how she hadn't. «housed a bit and that
I i would boys it you her anywhere. and
good shut, lied basin to
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the science of aid
wBoston Transcript. . .
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It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lite in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause 0!
disease and main. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve site-
tenia in your body. Female troublu
given special attention; also curvy»
ture of the spine. You will never rel
gret givlnu the Chiropractor a chum
to help you
Magnetic treatments elven also.
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case of nervous proatration, with palpb 0' "we” 11. ”h“ ““3" a Wm" H ‘P. NIH—Ila 08in 1:05. 2: Dix. 2:571.
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