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isla. ’add the walnuts. the yolks of. the
‘0 but r.‘ hour The food: eggs. sugar, and the whites of the
into a buttered. hat pan and bake in
is moderate oven, until tin-m. Cool
‘ or: univerzgytigdn tlLiLesL: and spread with current jelly. Cover
overnight in cold Witterfl ;_the entire top or the cake with lady
“2' drain, measure and muscle. pressing them weil,into_ the
lines as much cold water as Ileliy, and before serving cover all
one h air I” an- onion to with a layer or the cream which line
0! water.' 'Sim or until been sweetened and daydred with
rub through n sieve. Re the almond extract. Cut. in three-
LL b‘ tire and season To each inch squares and serve.
soup allow“ “one teaspoon
tor and sour cooked to- .. Cranberry Cairo“ .
, hickeiiihn. Boll after 9 One and one half cupluls of stewed .
lug for a few moments and Veranberrles one and one half cupiuis
vonbe. Croutons are damp; or light brown sugar, one half cupu‘ul
s with soups of this kind Iof butter three eggs, one teaspoon-
LX- be added if desired —-.Plc fill of baking soda, two cupfuls oi’
‘ fioiir, one teaspoonl’ul of powered cin-
I namln, one half tsaspconful of pow-
. u cake» To make this:(iItIeredtcioves, one teaspodni'ul oi' glut-I
:, :8 no meat ‘
“an“ ifiircaiitrixg;iggg Beat the butter and super to a
nd while warm decorate lcreIanIij: then angththyolgts of the out:
* ,we es en x e our, sure am
herbs and my citron hatch spices together, then sift them among
the butter and sugar; add the crun-
iberries. and the whites of eggs licat-
't “913‘ pineapple dessert—«A an to a froth Divide “into two but-
tLL tempting dessert consisisnered and floured layer, cake tins and
g “50! preserved pineapple 8"- Ibake in a. moderate oven Put togeth-
clans paper dolly and ear ier with white frosting
with cherries and an English ..____._._....._.,.,.___
meat -~Sau anclfico CE“. A good adv. pays in the best paper.
It)“ New Cake.
the use of these soups
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quarters cupi’ul oi the crack-
meBL'L one CUM“! of finely £1101) Pulpalougibobnclndixziuesu hoaduchomulgeiliorosi
“mm men“ “'9 “238' ”“9 “'1’ iiii""i‘i'ofifiii‘si’iiobfiafimiiisil $213,323;
MEET, current jelly. a few lady‘ (or all Kidney Bladder and llrinsrytroublee. When
one (:11pr of whiirped and ‘ you feel all run down. tired. week and without
«nu-.5 use this lemurkublc combination ch) ilurc‘ a
hail creep], 0113 half teaspoqn. :iiflbinudronts. Asutnuiclnxuiiioithuanuoqunl.
” lmoud extract.
‘Oiht‘l' (-r W 'u Amniotic—Lon is sold by Dru ~
‘zisvs or rm lb; uiull for {idols Mnmin sent! "RE
3 e cracker crumbs into a be-
indiimss. 'iho loiiicr Gray to , is key, 14.!
house Me. i ! !
Hallo! diesels. one as
THOSE RURFiL STORES
iLL KID THESE RUBES'
hfl FEL
l“
ii unions"
‘ b‘ 3 eggs beaten to a still froth. Turn .
”Minn“ lentils and can rosette that is Lgenésaiiy posed half
L’ all} Eel l-‘Ll better We?
W}? to? THiE LONGE‘SI‘ -
NAME 3H THIS STORE!
Novelties to be seen in the NW
Psi-sects and Hand: on!” ,
A pi oily loop uttuched to the little
way up on the handle is an artistic
feature of many or the new summer
Sunshades. This loop is generally at
ribbon ubout two inches wide, end is
placed there so iiifihilllhi mile. con be
curried by slipping the loop ovLer the
wrist so it can swing from th am.
As for the handles, one of the prct
tieet was studded with brilliants to
'about nine inch on depth. Another was
of jet studded in the some manner.
Both uni dbmc and the mandarin
Lshupcs urn shown in parasois. as is
the classic i'mm timt is Lulwuys cor-
rect. Shining s of chiffon decorate
sunshades in blinds about the edges
and top; sometimes only a narrow
sti‘lpor tho sunshade is left to View,
says a New york Herald writer. .
Another accessory that slips over
the wrist is the new handbag, on ex-
actly the same principle as the sun-
shade ribbon, both ends of the strap
starting from the center of the bag.
frame. Auolhdr trinket to wear on
the wrist is the watch bracelet. which
may now he had in all sorts of metals
and leather. For those who prefer to
use their own watch there are dainty
willie hid bracelets, into which the
watch may the slipped; and his just
the thing to wcdr with white gloves.
Wraps are Full,
Among the coats that one can set
now are sumptuous affairs in green,
red. violet and black velvet and plush.
it goes without saying, when you say
it this Benson, iha‘t' furL is lilvishly
used. There is not only a collar of
it. but sleeves and a. deep hem and
wide bands down the front Fullness
WILLYER!
is mar
Loy-46
swollen?
i MYLNHME‘
, Ie sneer
l‘u. oer vote MY some
ia'rus manner in ,
. Tums: m
ELLMVNNMIL l6" arc”
use Lorie?”
MY NM! lb
oweaR' 3!
Wbbfll‘i
. in a wrap no more or it it exists. it
. Same” Will Make People Fat- yet signed for telephone a rvlcc will
‘ to learn or the rate reduction elicits}
1VI“
“Ls“
is a‘ requisite: {.SIsndernese oi! line
is under a ban. Evening wraps must
swirl around: one. There must be no
stinaluess of cloth. Voiumlnous is
the only sL'cod word to use when one
tries to describe them. ..
The empire line which obtained for
so ions. is entirely out, of fashion. If
there is any waist line. it is dropped
below the hips. You will notice that
on the majority or the smart. wraps
the fabric is held in by a jeweled
band that goes around the figure welh
below the waist and is lower in the
back than front.
One or the novelties which is artis-
tic and which was brought out in
Marin last August is to have large
sleeves of an entirely different fabric
from the rest of, the wraps, says 11
New Yorh'lglmes writer. With red
vslvcl,‘.there“'wili be full sleeves of
gold embroidered , matelssse; with
green velvet, there will be mandarin
sleeves of aIIVer brocade held in by
a hint] of skunk at the wrist; with
black velvet. there will be a shaped
sleeve that starts from a long arm
hole made of wiiltelyelvet 'with a
raised llsure of blaek‘rvelvet.
Models her coat. costumes show more
cotton ratios as little more than a
replica of the o‘rdinsry- bath toweli
will take surprised notice or the de-
veloprnent that humble looking. rubric
has undergone. Ratios and spouse
are very. much Iuilko in texture. one
debt that the latter is softer in hesve.
Both are shown in ‘quite new forms.
The simplest of these are the new
Bdnnocleburn retinas. which are lint-
tatlons of the Scotch oheviots and
homespuns. Others loci: at. first
mouly call "meta sultinzs." Every
thread is cotton," but the material hus
body and will wear more satisfactor-
ily than‘part wool materials, as those
have a discouraging habit of “cock.
line" under the influence of dam'pl
noes.
These rarities of ratios and or
spouse are to be used. in tailored
suits. an dare of the“few new goods
which do not have borders. So far
the field occupied last year by the
cotton corduroya, cotton reps
corded linens, ior’whlch one may look
in) vain at the present prenings.
uother suiting is called “aaszig”
than ever attractive designs. There “‘05“ ”WNW?“ 0’ the 0” chev-
ig a whlto serge gown. the 00110? and ran design. A“ Of "1688 Bilitinks' are
reverie of which are of white silk. em- characterised by a rough almost
‘broidered: in old blue. This year the “0015' WHBW- 1‘“ 08900131!!!" W91“
revert! [3kg almost the “3va of their eating group has thribbed foundation
former position.‘the wide part being with a boucle surface. This particu-
below and the Lnsrrow part above, at lar fabric seems to have been made
the juncture with the collar.
mary colors; dull rose, blue voile and
if you wish others to remember you Inc on. "
with pleasure. forget yourself; and be
just what God has made you ~~Chnrles i
Kingsley. ’
And now. hating reached the boucle
rubrics. we are on the threshold of
the revelation in borders If there
Isurface or the cloth
glance much like the fabrics we Coin-l
they are the moat recent corners inflame, "vitrall" 1581118 one 0!
andi ’
only in the softer alludes of the prl '
arl/ur ear/Ari- ana- A army-rim L
H'mxmxI-xh in. ‘\‘\-\‘i‘\‘\‘ es. .tmumxuxtutqu‘
is any one who does not know what
"boucIe""meaus, let it he explained
that the name is applied to fabrics
in which little loops appear on the
In the‘ new,
weaves these loops are not always al-
lowed to form the curls or rings with
which they have“ hitherto covered)
woolen fabricsr'l‘hey are often drawn
much hatter. almost like La ion‘g‘I, reg-
nlar but very heavy over-shot. And.
instead oil being scattered hit or miss, _
they are used in patterns. it is these
muem that form the indispensable
border. " ; -.
There are lovely Lvoiies and Crepes.
printed by hand in distant patterns
of Persian coloring, with deep borders
of. this modified bLoucle work A so-
cailed “voile vltmilf’ has a border.
composed of small colored sprays of.
.flowers. looking almost like the quaint
old wool embroidery of our grand-
These sprays are separat'u
mothers.
ed by tiny panels ot"L~drawnwork,
‘whlch'really‘look like little windows,
and which are responsible for the
the
French words for window.
\
Punch Work Effective.
i
"the title of the class, number of pupils
i
i
i
HIGH SLGHOGL NOTES.
' The music yesterday morning; at as»
sembly consisted of a violin solo b. iin . ;
piano decompanimcnt. by Fred and in d-
gar Murph9': The first selection was
1119 “Consensual! ‘by A. D’Amhrosio,
ah‘dnthe Isécondl this-“Waiter." by Hum-
mel. «These, selections were very well
renderedaud were very pleasing to
the students. ‘
class yesterday atone o’clock in Room
28. The properties committee asked
for $5 to carry on their work. This
was voted by the class. Chairman
Moses of the play committee also urg-
L.ed that more tickets be taken out for
the play. Those already having tick-
ets, report that they are going fast,
and some students have applied for.
more. L
There was a meeting at the Girls’
IAthletin Association yesterday in the
r'Assemhly Hall.
The teachers were busy yesterday
making out slips of each class, stating
reciting, number of pupils studying,
and the number of recitations per
Sheets and pillow cases with de-' week
signs wrought out in satin stitch audL
punch work are extremely heuutwll'ul
says the Newark News. A very sim-
ple design is effective if well done
Some bed linen of this sort seen re-
cently has the punch work done in
soft yellow. for the linen is used in
a “yellow room."
' The thick soda crackers are tasty it
split open, buttered and then crispod
in the even. sure the Newark News. As
an accompaniment to salad or soup.
they will be found to hate it nelish.
w
All Juniors have been requested to
hand in their names and home-deem.
section to lilies l(ates. Students must.
have 65 credits to become a junior.
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culcuasrtu s PILLS
HIE DIANIDNID “RAN“.
Ladies! ”Aekyonrbn lei. (or
{'lil-e ”lemon run
mile in Bed and Hold metallic
inn-es, seal withli inn n.
' Take no olhenI l'lny
I 3 1y
mnfioun' IlRLAHD Pl 1.!“ is
years hummus Best. Suit“. Always Rollabh
3th BY DiiUGYiiSYS EVERYWHERE
* ,appear in the nest issue of the Tele-
phone Company“ s directory.
upon»!
I it is the belle! or the Telephone
!
1
Company as it was stated today, that
a huge number of the telephone users
in Darion, not! many who have not as
All iiii‘i Hill
t
take ndvuniuge 0! this decided ruduc
lion in the cost of this highest guide
of service and have private lines in-
stalled. in expectation of this result.
the Telephone Company has already
placed ‘its local wire facilities in a
condition that will insure the most
suiiuiuciory bundling of uprivaieline
“Money Back if it Failsi":
Says Mr Baxter. }
. L The line of beauty is a curve. We
men may be thin and graceful, but not
thin and beautiful. There is a vast
number or walnut, scrawny Mule
Lwho are all bruins andLnervea, but
without the strength and health that growth. ~
accompanies the standard weight. ~:~c mm”... '
Good hush and perfect health to to- Tumor Jackson.
nether. 'A true dosh forming teed like Jon. Turner and Miss Eva Jackson
harness is absolutely necessary to were united in marriage last evening
many people lat the South Nutshell: Baptist pnrsonr
This remarkahip discovery nemesis see. hey it. o. Hartley performing
tablet tom and when taken after the ceremony
meals mingle: with the hood and helps The birds was attended by Mrs M.
ii to assimilate so that it mallet rich Jones pm! the groom by 1). Jones. Mr.
blood and pleasing pittance“. ‘ i'l‘urner ls eniiiloyed ill the oyster bus»
stir. MW. his so Mull. confidence lnosa in BIuilth Norwulk and Mrs
in this antithesis lie-Ill domino food Turner has recently come from ’Provi
and health mem‘r that be instilling doses. and has milieu nt Norwnlk
and slid to allow any customer in 00' The: unmet to milks their home in
posit we with him and take home it Nowell: I
box or demote with the understaudlnu WWW...“
that it it does not rive a mullet! inn Buckingham Post. No 13.0. A. 11..
em in modified flush the money will hold its weekly meeting tomorrow
will he rotumedwlthout m dissident. evening.
3 Take turnpike bl edits Thai “was...
risk in all lir. basement you hm
utmost the men is or e pleads! M“
in swimmers.
silt W
, , bOWlLRLL ’Y’ILIPNLONfi LiLIM'
.
i
mum WW (.ilL mmwuwwmm
iii A Bill iiiiiiliiii
3i Local Binnie” Suggestion.
‘ . it has been said the body is like a
blasts-Line Wise in buried limit- machine and digestion lulu elimina-
ed on earns a. var. . . loan at food no the in arm he.
Residdnis oi buried will be mm m of health. .
if the directive bruins are week.
is murdered today by ”his mow the element momma. waste mullet
' insulted Telephone timothy. Accumulate: is: the volumes liver
' ~ iii-Lil}. irate Isle Wit and the bleed becomes
shes nitrite“ this sad «virtuoso.
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AMUSE
A quintette oil’
MEN'Is
,fid
headliners.
Not one, but five extruordiuary leu-
turea in this bill. Al the Pinnacle
of 'joy, -
HOYT“
The iiuppy domain q vuudmiih: t :2
Bulletins.
superior
Hero the) are. Loolr’ thorn
. Every not In atelier attraction.
ill«~«i')ehni.. here of vaudevlle‘s lulé‘st
and greatest alliance.‘ The South
Noiwullt invoriie America‘s tore-
must contra-tenor. . L
JACK ALLMAN.‘
iSwaetost voiced vocalist in Vtiii-‘iuo
rile). and the noted baritone solo»
int and recent inn-brim of the Em
plre titty Quarioile
HARRY MAYO
The melody inun with the' mamdoun
‘ voice. Those splendid artists will
introduce a variance of selections in
their iunoulplrublo manner.‘ that
,- will be a treat to music lovers.
over.
The modem Enemies.
Galina: cARleLh
and a splendid sluuiiortlug oomlmny.
. in a corridor drumullc playiot, "A
Vendor of Poetry." Declared to he
go sweetest pleyiet ever Presented
amt
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illlm'i'ho cycling sensation or both
continents. .,
HKUMANN Tali).
During deeds on biopsies and a
thrilling use ion- the Indoor cham-
rimi “his. .
1411;?!“th untreated tenderer of
W
Jill! IRGBKMAN.
Wlihbhis stations must and entitled
ml
“him till the it
suing sud,
ill
(blw'blsr
M6,; ON and G ANT.
is! would; unveil
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‘8 tax. a: 15:. .io: 02:. to on
New York New
flawed 8. Hart-
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In i‘ifi’c‘m February 10, 1913. i
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scum umwnLK TO NEW vault;
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6:52. 72202:, 7:463. 8117:. szix, 9:15;,
9:37. 10:20:, 10:45:, 11:38:.
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3:27. Ai:1ih. 5:31,), 5: 50:, 6: 40 .6: 51:,
7:18X. 8' 25 9: {)9x, 10: 45.
Sundays.
lil.m:itl:ltsx,6 :1“, 5: tin. 2:51,
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Limox, 11:24.
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unit. 7: 00:7,? :12. 7:52x, 9:26, 9.59:.
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a. lit—«4 ills. a. to. roux. more.
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ii: all. 8:01;, 8:031, 8:00;. 8:10;. 9: 80,
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