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lotfithem cook until the whites are‘ continue‘cooking, adding ‘a ‘qunrtcr
fit'ping‘lhe hot water lover tho cupful of water, it necessary, to keep
fully. Have rendy‘ibrend, n from scorching. The meet should not
inn inch thick, nicely toast» cook fast or it will all!) come tough.
pod into hot milk and spread 'When ready to serve remove to a hot
' Miller: Place a lpouched plotter, thicken the juice in the dish
«chillies, sift snitund pepper and add u toaspooui’ul of prepared
vesei egg and set in o liotovcn horscriidlsh; pour over the meat just
‘ the eggsarc ready to serve.
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,sbiespoontu‘is' ot butter in
,. conning or table use, a mine pan. add two'wttieouoontuia
' ably.» thrombotic with of flouri and when wellstirreu . to.
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ten with mill? ands'eeeitfstéw 'inements.4?‘gdains
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“ e and and; pepper and add one’t‘cuhi‘uij‘got
fig cooked carrots pronouns-"through in.
tea a contributorto sieve; Letcbinoto s boil then serve
. I rinse gi'ruit V9}? WW ' ' ' ‘
,A‘ , ,Jnul" glosses}, syrup '
in! .all sweets ~‘i‘or' thei vinegar
is. way i. never buy Vinegar
t.,,i_,‘
" asked spool-h Steak; "
. Add one conned ,pinlentofi rubbed
.fine with stark, to one poundof'miuc-
“ ed beef, hall‘s, pound or minced veal
undone fourth pound of minced ham
and season withheld
lost and lay in a greased. paper, told-
ing it well togetherbset on a pen in
“a hot‘oven to belle for 80'minutes or
more. uccordingto‘ its size.
f’dono remove the ,psper, slip the lost.
on in’fhot platter and)dot,_with bits or
buttorjgjemtiioo" World. ‘
‘Rolled Flank Steak.
have. the meat quarter of an inch
ick, then. go over one side with the
chopping ignite, but donut outfnway
through. Spread with butter, dust
, 'wlth suit"nnd roll up, tying securely.
frying. sun with butter, on Brown ,onsll sides in a little but fat:
.wstcr and bring tot a rapid then plecoinzla co‘vcred‘dlsh-q which
n setflhscl‘g where it will simv‘ allows ‘the’ooveil- to he almost steam
‘en'slip into the sinimerlhs'tight. Satin the hot oven to cock for
before sending to the table.
hut “It “w‘leial!n.‘m,’fl‘(lml'ur unit
”an uhxnaoi‘xux‘su‘t—i‘tuxniu-uluu
, . ' fro ‘Put ‘iiloupcg, op Pullout.
I .
grown sornsrrow, a nounco is;,.best
«salt ‘
twidth ‘ot the undershirt.
_ the flounco is cut struight;~,that. is
, up dicing both salvage ‘edgssjandthen
outruci'dss, 90f course, this is done
Form into a
how wide to make them audit there
When is any omrbrolde‘rysat the edge how
r
with half an inch for the'sathei‘ing at
the top and an inch and a quarter at
the bottom'ior the joiningsof thetop
with the embroidery. -
The first thing to do after the strips
of the material have been cut is to
sow them all togetherpevon the seam
that is to be at the center back. than
with n notched, piece of cardboard
measure oft and stitch ihq tuck at the
bottom. letting the i‘oldud~edgo. come
seven oiglliths, of on ineli from the row
edge ”of the flounce and the stitch
three eighth} of an inch from the fold,-
ed edge. From that you can measure
oi! the remaining tucks and. stitch
them and then put tiictgnth‘cring in
at the top. 'When attaching ‘ the
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when sewed together, the sufficient fol‘ like “them“undfil' the “16k that ‘you liOI‘uQVned ("idH badly balanced.
the flounce’. says the Ciilcn‘go" Inter hallo made .inoth‘e, skirtior that spun groups the windows so that they dec-
Ocean? Naturally, the first thing tovpose nudistitcli. the edge of it over crate the exterior and make the inter-
do is to decide onthe kind of donned}: . am. ”When limiting: the embroidery lor a place of sweetness and light.
,ythuteis. how many tucks you want and on at thebottoin of the flounoe, first ‘The single mm” in. colonial
opinit evenly along‘tho row -edge be-
low that. tuck at’ the bottom. of the
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Sentinel wont ,cbnngesgit to s lur-
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What will undoubtedly prove to-bo
American horticulture will be thowina
torhetionsl Flower. Show .‘xwhioh is , to
'open at the new Grand Central Palace,
in New York city, on Saturday even»
lug, April 5, and lust for a week there.
after. in oontradlstlnotlon to the gen-
emlvrun of shows and oppositions held
in the big city. the holding oi this flow
or" show has been undertaken by its
prdmoters purely as an exposition of
the advmicenient‘ or horticulture in
"America within the last quarter cen-
turnond the question or prolit does
not enter into the nilsirs of the show
at all, the promoters tooling thstii' the
urunnlng expenses are in a- measure
cleared, the horticultural enthusiasts
who have made the show'n’ossibio will
experience the sotlnfsctlos oi placingt
the most Important science or horticul-
ture in a‘posltldu highor‘thnu ever be-
ioro approached in this “countryo
‘ Thai. the‘shoy has thii support oi
the dlflerent ‘socletios'hnt‘i organize»
lions “formed for the advancomont oi
horticulture is demonstrated by the
fact nationally all at thd‘imtom to
citation are co-onorptini; with the fiber:
monstromont,‘ besidos Includes antinu-
oi‘ in oharsotov. ii‘hoss ’ofisnlntious
that The moi-icon carnation ductility:
. ”American Gladiolus ductility: «Mllfl‘id‘ll
Rose Society: American Wont Pen 9o
cloty: American institute at tho filly
other) Ydrii: Chrynsnthsmunt anoint!
oi Animalmtobsss do. IiN‘. Y.) Hort.
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. mummified. or chimnflioflloultho
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A GREAT Honviéuul‘Ml. EVENT billbmok,
the greatest event in th‘o‘.nnnnls~ of:
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_ Beauty in Groupedwiudows.
Windows are intended primarily as
dispensers of light tintl'all‘, out into
all architecture] details that are of
practicalvnlue, they are also of the
‘greatest decorative importance, Too
many Windows are as bad its too no.
’It isn’t th‘at'wo needso runny more
windows. but that we need it batter
grouping? tit/those we have. This is
one thing the modern arohltect does
supremely well; he molten the most of
‘windowsinsida the house and out. In-
stead claspotting the exterior“m‘ it
until there are enough strips that will: _sltlrt,’all"rtlint§is‘ necessary is to slip house with many windows, badlymprm
he
houses are placed with‘ geometrical
precision, and nro’ dignified in choc},
wide that is’to 1m” When \determin-Lflounce" with the wrongly“ of the but in so many nondescript houses
ing‘ the width to out the posterior embroidery ‘5’ “‘9 Wing 3”" °’ ”‘9 ""3 “mm“ “m ””0““ 3mm” W“
part of the finance. deduct'the width ilounoeupa letting the tworaw edges the surface with no apparent rhyme
of the embroidery edginglrom . the tome quite evenly together.nnd stitch 01 ransom Often these scattered sin-
whole width at therdouuoe than tor“h°“1"lh'e9°‘3h‘h8 0"“ “1°“ F0!” 8'9 “mm“ “W ‘b" ”we“ "1‘" a
each tuck .uliow twice ' their whitinlthe edge. Then drawingthe'embrold- group. For instance, H a room has;
one side wall broken by two windows,
the tuck. busting tholnttortovsr them‘ about four feet apart. the space" ' he-’
and. stitching it its neonthe edge on New may be filled with it new. win‘I
' The room will be much pleas-‘
dew.
outer. and the exterior will have u
newinterest, (or the three windows
will form n logical break in the wall.
People are always "improving" their
houses by adding bay windows.
:usunlly look like expensivef e
echoes, when by expending about the
’samo money und 3 little more thought
they could make the whole house
suture interesting by pulling the. scab
‘tered windows into wellw’huiunt‘ed
groups.
’ A group of windows ulwnys invites
a broad window-sent. The window—
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.‘i. ‘l’.; Mind“. ‘F. Thompson,
New tank; or. B. ii‘hoiupson, You
‘ltel‘a, N. Y.,-nud Samuel“ Untermcyer,
Youkorshuili. Y. ‘
“ The schedule of prizes 15 u publica-
..iiouot’to pages, and is believed to so
the most comprehensive flower show
schedule oror issued for any show in
the world. catering. us it does, not only
to commercial growers but to private
estate owners and their gardeners, end
amateurs. and covering everything in
the line of plants and out flowers. The
prizes approximate in value ‘cousldm'-
obly over $20,000, already. The amount
ol’ cosh premiums is very int-go. and in
addition. there will be some torty all.
vcr cups and an array oi gold, silvpr
and bfiznzo module. to be computed for.
The feature program [or the show,
while not yet completed. will include
iron lectures to the public every utter-
noon and evening. 'tPresidont Erwin.
not. of tho 8. A. r. so. it, will speak
on “(lemons oi Julian! Otto 'l‘hilow.
of Philadelphia, will lecture on “vi 'l‘rlp.
Through tho Usuatiian Rockies.” till.
H. Wilson, of Boston, will panel: on
"(iblnm‘ blunts." r, W. Brown, or
Bunnie. ilino kindly consented will“
his ideas on "Floral Arrangement and
Art." R. F. button, oi: hoodlum dining
it is ditto hoped mil spout ou-"d‘lorsii
muons as Used at the British
Court." Other woiiuknowm iwturhrs
will he would Mon. at 'i‘ho Gordon
Monmouth». V. limb. of the new
York mountain! all-den; ii. of. within
land. of iinrrislmrg. inn: moon-i m"
tries Ian“, at Now York", the welir
known lundmpolnrtini." The liliilliw'
zoom/Which in on the third floor, of
the rm, viii on out! bronchitis“:
oi the dimtiawllltlflgfdr their dink
m in malnutrition. , , : ‘ ,
The“ homomororr'oommd ' oi»
urchin instill ' so {confident
"ill limit ‘
'm‘m’flI—r'n/w'n/fi
rent may be constructed to cover a
long, low radiator, with a lattice ,i‘or
the heat to filter through. Such n
seuisliould havé‘nnulong fitted pad,
mattresstfashion, of some fabric that
will be in keeping 7with the other in-
brics nndwdplors oi the room. and, that
will hide .to an agreeable tone, for
ratio it will, you maybe sure or that.
Viioweverggrnys and browns and tone
I
they h'ttve‘ when they came from the .. .
" dyopots.
a1. .1 .
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in a small dining-room n. group of
,windows will invites square or on
,oblong‘dlning-table. placed st! right
angles to the window-sill, saysiga be
.glincntor writer- I have often watched
Women scramble for the tables near-
est the windows in tea room; and
restaurants, yet their own dining-ts-
bits are always ,plsced opting in‘ the
middle of the. room, ‘no matter‘how
entail or how ’gloomy it may be. It is
not always practicable to place your
dining-table under the windows, but
when it is—~do it! You can make the
rodm even 'more, delightful by build-
log a long shelf under the three win-
dows, and having :1 row of plants on
the shelves. You will always have
:fi'oah green things, and you'll always
'feel tlint meal-time is a gala occasion.
To sullen starch odd to one quart of
prepared starch o tenspooni’ul of sum
WM“! arable and one of, baking 3M8. dis-v
KCWS' solved in a very little Witter, stirrlniz'
well.
(Before using table ollcloth paste at
:each corner on the wrong side a
,square of, cotton. This prevents the
learners from wearing '
Tihey otherwise would. .
A yellow frosting bromide by“ bent~
log the yolks réry lightly and thick-
plontsmen have been equally diamond
have many of their greatly prized 1913
out us soon as .
l ‘ l . .
bulbous flowers?“ while the toroigni
. _ h . ', .
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i-iguana-nonx.~‘\umo\‘n‘t‘i‘nt‘t‘\‘xtsnxui‘xdw-i‘x‘_
f‘f‘f‘rxnle"- a tau-Ii! ulu
Or (on
to on
n'
n
'ening them with. line sugar as you
(would the whites. ill; will take a little
longer to harden than it the whifés
were used. , f“ ‘3
. Dingy towels may frequently bere-
Istored to normal whiteness by putting
1 ins bottle of cold water, gddlng white
soap shavings and lemon juice, and
letting come slowly to a boil} Rinse
in tepid water, the-n blue water and
‘inde toveven‘ plassnnter tones than hang in amend—Spokane Chronicle.
, . ‘ Ivory Enamel.
In place of the pure white enamel
: some of the new furniture is tinted a.
slight cream color. about the nitride or
the celluloid articles with the old _
iv’ory' finish, says the Newark News.
As a rule, this furniture is not severe.
ly plain, the Mrococo design giving
,hotter opportunity for bringing onto
the ivory tones‘ than would a smooth
surface.
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, The woman Who can teach can nn-J
private pupils—«assuredly through a
modest campaign or Sentinel Want
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; Libraries '
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Art Collections _,
hasten”
, AUCTION SALES
and Descriptive" Cutnion'lel
We possess adaptional facilities for
, their disposition: .
Correspondence solicitod. ull at»
tention given small ccnsiflmenfl.
' Morwin Sales Coal-9:
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introductions already in this country. ;‘ “Ali's sorry to tilsuppoiut do Lord
taking on a "show standard. Others
from abroad will bring their exhibits
with them. Our‘ moricun growers‘ ’
are not one whit chind their Euro;
peso brothers, and many American
novelties will be forthcoming which
are destined to cut some figure in thei
European markets. Everyone will want
to see, for instance. tho new American
nose, Mrs. (Dhorles linseed, cut flowers
of which were recently shipped to Lon»
don tor exhibition before the Royal
Horticultural ,Sociely‘nnd won that‘
august body's highest certificate.
Teams and «Ferns from Australia.
decorhtivo plunio from the tropics, the .
choicest or conifers from Northern
oilmon, sud the most beautiful Orchids
from tropical Jungle» till he on exhi-
bition. and visitorswili lino hundreds
of well lnidrmod horticultorlsts anger
to tsllthem all about them. idducation
its to he the spirit of the exhibition,
and knowledge or the hislielt kind
will or: mold . freely ‘itnporind.
in . g,
DANIURV-BETHEL' CiOM‘PANY MAY
Annular moors.
Bill Allowing Intention of" “from!
Lino min not» to Trumbull
Mun in yeast»
HAW). Moron , slim-kin that
boosts Thursday the amendment” to
thegciidl'tsr oi the. mutiny I Bellini
moot lillwnyuempuprgolme in for
notion upon {fowl-annotatioi the
W" “ionisation tubule onu—
bfiryn Without?!“ iii showed to
“Mounts train tho pro-out too
“tie s, n: on i’i‘ovt‘p' 9 storm to not
moths» 7 ' “
Wt? “Elbow .
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little , , .,
tonight, parent]. but Ah has n cold on
,1in chest."~Purlt.
'BEWARE.
A, Chicago Newu pnrugrnpher gives
a pretty clear idea or plutonlc love:
"It is it good deal hits a gun that you
didn’t know wus " lontiod."w'l‘oleda
illaiie.
.m. o. W»...
A good adv. pays inirho host paper. .
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MUSEMENTS‘
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to. "
'A boomed statement from ii dologa»
lien or note-d (ruinous: “2,000 hitch
llgent indies, soniltuuou and child-
ren Vishnu
During tho pest ilirootluys null fully
substantiated the claim that The
White House oi Vuuderillo offers
the very “bout outerluimno’nt in tho
stole.” Todi‘tr. tomorrow Indus-t»
urdny soother bill or mirpnnlna on
salience Will in: presumed.
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,A smutlc silt-notion liposuction inwlho
cousin‘s: vaudeville. hover before
nest: for less then now it colossal
rupture end flit! blatant priced hm
‘iinor or the sown. d'lio inimitable ,
and medulla? popular mWfiM
For Willi!” yours illoy snow
pouring in ovary city on not: .‘ , ‘
3m! (7 Willis“. martinis?)
or Flight oils lame; Amen to
out ‘oontomlnim not} com inns.
, giving womanhood “Vfii‘illilfl or {list
munitions production. “*
In: time‘s“, mil Homo, to.» on
tel; boom. the “will“!
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