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. ‘ Iiiiiioat and Womble croquoiiee. Exculoito Color EImcto ion e‘iatest combinatorial and are worth . “‘4 A‘Viw LACEI ’crackers and cost them in various Icoi- Firm-I SCHOOL To OPEN ON MON
to! the meat and the nice Croquettos made from mashed pc- A special performance given at the success. An exquisite model of 9‘“t9‘ cred icings. says the Modern Priscilla 1 - DAY MORNING. I
been carved from a roast choose and minced meat or only kind Opera Comique, Wednesiiiay called thyet YEW“ 1.1“ trimmings 0‘ Skim“ They ruby-be dipped in white, pink 0"I
good soup may be made by [are almost too appetizing to be con- I forth a remarkable assemblage of no- fur and enamel buttons; Another (19- chocolate and other desired trainings. ‘
iiese directions: Remove Isidored second hand. Mash potatoesitables, writes the Paris correspondent 81811 was developed Of black moire fashion” little upron eiiects, 90““ I I
. meat from the bones, no thoroughly while hot and for; ‘thnee of the New York Press Many oran- relieved by a collar and cuffs oi dull ium 8189‘“ grain”. 6‘0" We "1" ‘ Worth Knowing
small, and lay them aside? ouptuls allow two tablespoon die of sient visitors, taking advantage or the 'blile and gold brocade'..; ;. " ‘ .i’hiiadeiiihia wager. sometimes m By adding. a; small bit or sugar to town health omcer has aIIIIIOIIzed the
urine; keep the stuffing by :diot/ milk or cream one tablesi bnful Jrumor that society wduld attend on} Pfiflsieuoes now show, 1‘ marked ”“5 iteration picked 0mm diamonds the water m which, fresh flowers are 0‘36“;ng or the FIIICII “IIIIIOII on Mon-
if there be any left. Breaiti of butter, and seasoning to taste. Then‘ media had an opportunity to view a preference 0i" 'brlliant reds Suits. BP‘WW‘WS it “i- ‘é’d‘o’w wttn pearls, placed the water will keep sweet and da_.y oming, February IOI I913
, being careful not to put in adhany cold in t on hand finely jrcpresentative audience. “The ladies 0108015 and niillidery reflect this slow- “WWW" 't ““ mounted 0“ a ”‘0" fresh ’ i J I """"""
he fat and skin; pack them minced. About ha i the quantity ima wore wonderful gowns which were “135010“ AKOTKIGO‘“ ‘398mm9 0‘ 503" and 3m ”"1“ n ’5 thread“ through 893’ is a. national siiuce of Japan I
in a kettle“ cover with cold good proportion. Beat up twp eggs masterpieces of the conturier‘s alt. 19‘ velvet W33 Mom,” with bands 9‘ with “mm” m "“3 ”DD-om fin(’V‘Iminnatie from the soy been. it is used “EA“ SIUHIEB? GUI
and add one teaspoon of I,ea.li and mix them will in with this meat Exquisite color effects were obtained Persian lamb; even the buttons were thiough its flimsy fixiifl‘ei 9“" “0““ in most of the popular dishes at}: that
It, teaspoon ofpeppe‘r and one and potato mixture. Turn and on a by using several layers of mousseline covered With tilisviur. < 1 or it is need, it is the moat puiai- countiy , A cu”) ? ‘I'R ’
ii. cut into slices. bet it.platter and when cold form into cro de‘ sci or different tones over a icon! Evening mantles 0! paltry show rum-I0 07 is: grown, “mum“ even The “nest" of lemon is the very thin. ' v PAPER
orltwo or three hours or unxiouettes. Cover with egg and bread duties of satin. Almost without ex plain "1111138 Of a VIVid COH‘X‘EBUI‘S “‘9 Imam ”mad“ with which “5 ‘9 nest possible grating of the yellow
’10nes “a 019“} then Strain crumbs, and fry in very hot fin to BI. ceptlm.ihe Skirts We're grayed, terml- Color. Wmflsmnite raj. Ol‘unLE, nedo‘ not inii‘eqlietil ‘y 999“ in conjunction: Outel; rind; it any of the \Vhite under;~ one I)°5e Papers Cold com Ound
‘ib9l‘os and when it is cold, re. nice brown. These may be mode rea- dating in a rounded, square or slashed 6001‘ ““9 8““ emerald E15811 3‘“! fro» “M , . neath is added. the wholewiil become I Gives Relief—Cure inp
at. dy for flying, in cold weather, the day many evening gowns had panel trains Willi“! “Still-I V sponge the Cattle I . .. .» bitter. Few Hours.

Shadow lace plays an” important .
part in the season' s evening gowns; it The 30““9‘ rever‘caseg in Ea“ N0“
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i Into dice for each quart of The adding of small quaniiiios or.sieeves of mousgeiihe de sol shltfon #8088801? Which! CDleete8 ills even Irniite :eaifiitch23§f§eo$niilfizgyowieili ed with fresh butter or heaVy cream You will distinctly feel your cold
Put them on to heat. and turnip, squash or carrot, if not enough or lace’. in: costume,“ present. A lovely mod not sag, my” the Chicago Journal. and cream cheese make" one “(um breaking and all the Grippe symptoms .

soup is boiling thicken to betoo pronounced would be an im.‘ Tunic draperies continue to com 91 0’ WWW‘OVW chm“ had Em Bag This ‘11“ cause «the cane toshriiik and most delicious fillings. leaving alter taking the very “is“
with one teaspoon of flour. IlN'OVement for some tastes, willie us. mend attention, and rope richly beaded “‘5 01 SWE‘W‘OWW Olliiii‘il‘ii the 00"“? be to LI Do 0‘ t i t o A simple and excellent way to re (1059'

with a little cold water; let it ing up iliiose "spoonful remnants" or embroidered. An especially lovely and the 03D? DIOIrItlon falling over the “:35: on “the canenaa £3me Tm“: move dirty marks from a raincoat is It is a positive fact that Panes Cold
or until the meat is tender and which are often so elusive. gown of this variety was. of black SI‘WWBN I to cut the raw potato in slices and rub “”90““ taken every “V0 “mm" “‘1'

 

 

 

M uninediabely. ..__.___ ’ mousseiiue de 501 over black satin Disregarding the minor that the h Ibrit-iio. I , . . it well on the marks. It will also re til three consecutive doses are taken,
stale bread into thin 319093,. R. R. MEN TAKE N OTI CE The tunic drapery was embroidered small whist will again Iieign supremo, _ , ‘ “ move muid stains from dress shirts will end the Grippe and break up the
the 3mm“ “We“ the“; Conductt'ir S. L.” Miller Norfolk with steel beads. . contuuere are 110‘ booming the bad- I Bunrnt M'§°“°' ‘ children‘s coats and men’s trouser-5.»: "most severe “01“! either 1“ ""8 head,
hem together, cut into small Nebr., on Bouesteei Division M C & The all white gown of chiffon orna: “395 Waist ““88 are defined by Burnt matches. especially in the bed piubourg Sun. . chest. back, stomach or limbs.
d'i’mW“ them in a hot oven °“iN. W. Ry. Cot. recommends Foley Iiid- ment‘ed with crystal heads has a pro broad, softly folded girdles, which. room or parlor, are u nuisance, gays _ 4,, It promptly relieves the most min-

t in a spider and serve with ney Pills and says: “i have used Foley nounced popularity. Tucked in at the masons the straight silhouette. the Modern Priscilla. Try this divice Water stain. crable headache, dullness. head and
up ascroutons. Kidney mug with very satisfactory re» corsage of these gowns is a single - ‘ W ,i‘ur getting rid of them: K613i) a email no some“; water stains from var-I‘M"e 3“”de up, ieverishuesa, we”

{ ,W%. or a dish of scalloped suits and endorse their use ilor Mygross, usually of a brilliant hue, genun ' The man who smashed his hohriigiuss or match holder halt tilled with nished furniture, pour 61188 oil into a ing. sore throat. running of the nose.
3‘37 «my be made" if there seem one‘afflicted willfkidney trouble. They ium red orange or purple being most in his work often heathen littie‘od “1‘6 sand “03" 30““ "‘3?" ”‘5me“ dish and scrape a little white wax in- mucous catarrhnl discharges, ”’9’
‘ “e‘too much meat and etuiifing for are all right." All railroad men are favored. . lit left to bring belle tibia family.-— find after WW‘HZ 0M ‘‘1‘? match NC“ to it- this mixture should be heated “993» “mm“ and rheumatic twinge”
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.,0 Milling absorbs the oil and gives cars. Foley Kidney Pills are a bros, frocks and mo wonderfully cffectlve‘ “ . i and it in pleasing ‘0 see the clean the surface with a soft mg until and take it with the knowledge that it
trons disagreeable flavor to the fill; and strengthening kidney medicine when outlining tiiic. Miliinei‘y alsoI Inc" "TBS ERRIS LLLs ends. . it is restored to hrillioncy. ‘ 'Wm positively and promptly C‘II'B 3'0“”
and the flavor of the sweet. that. will always help. No habiit iorm- cuffs or home Millinery also showsl . I‘m! ours I um , ..._.. IA simple way to clean painted walls cold and end all the grippo misery;

in the stuffing is generally ion lug drugs. Sold by all druggieiis. n an artistic application of clipped os- . ' {iiiéiifiin or» "'9 .‘ . Pfflty It Party mm but a little aqua ammonium mod- ‘ViihO‘l‘ imi' assistance 01‘ bill! after-

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—-iion't accept something else said to
be just as good. Tastes nicewncts
gently.

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no at their best new .. Cont suits of moire are among fash—

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:Purrhnso white or graham animal Inocessary.-—Commonor.
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was introduced by ilopicscnioiivc Ar i
thur ll. 0' Keefe, oi Orange I iilr. I
0 'Krci’g's bill levies n tux 0i 1 percent.
on ouch franchise and provides for the
removal of other tuxrs now paid by
the iuiiroad company.
,. it is estimated til-ii inievout of the
bill passing the general neseiiihiy. the
income to the slate iiiiisiicli motion
will exceed one million dollars unuiiul
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The bill is as follows: .
"Every railroad compuny,. lrdniib »
i" ‘ or receiver, shall. on or before the' Hal-m. HAVE To TRY v. i no i
EARS! aqwggé7:Res f 1&ng??? i 25th day~ of November. annually pay; « YOU . ‘PHHTON MY FRifiNDSJ . igggafici‘aingfi
'i' to the state 1 per cent or the voiumi ‘ GOOD JOKE THHT M6 or: com. piano“
HUT-‘5 ‘H EPE/ lion. mode and Correctod‘hy the board «vou Vt , THE STREETWWHOUT LRYING
or equalization or said albeit, and 1 our; 2. ”ii” ‘1' \ . iT DOWN“
. cent. of the par value oi ouch funded ‘ DOWN i" ‘
and floating indebtedness, as required . J. ‘
to be contained or suchind'ebtednfin .. , ‘ , -‘~
is With less than par, than 1 per cent ‘ 7 ' - .
. of its valuation made and corrected , _ ,
by said do’urd, other collecting from .. - , .1. .
ouch valuations the amount of any - E‘ ; ., ‘ . ' ..
bonds or other obligations of cold com- ' 7 . ‘ , j’ .
puny. or of their nmrkdt’vniuo. if M . m ~ ‘ , ‘ _ .7“ é
10““ mm which in” be held in trim for . , “‘1 ”1 ”1, V ‘ .2 .: m: a Z I g. u, ’,=~ )
’aaid oomhsriy he a pm of spy sinking . ~ ’ r /
fund belonging to it and also deduct. ,
in; from said sum rfiIouimi to the, will.
the amount paid in taxes intiiis state
during the your. open any reinstate
- owned by said company. trustee. or
rationiviiii and not used (or railroad pur-
poses: and l per cent. sit a mode ow »
corrected by on board utilised
said commie, by thin said one. andi
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