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add. sugar,and..hoii until it begins to plenty of yelli quaed.
mlluwhouaihshouid be poured over Plenty of face will??? is necessary
the “139188 and busted 0001381011811!) un- to make a smartly iidj'u‘stéd veil. Any-
'Ul they are baked, They mayllba serv- thing like a'sklmpy effect; with the
ad with whipped ream, it liked. This back of the veil strained at the edges
amount will serve six. lhy a veil pill, is in‘imicnl to the dis-
""—‘ 'tlngnished and correct sheet of the
B'W’" Fried Cakes, headgear. says the Buffalo Commer-
ingredients: One cup brown sugar, cial. Wide veiling and plcnty of it
one half cup molasses, 11,5 cups sour
milk. butter. aim of all egg, two cl-igS.
two tablcspo‘ons soda, spice to suit
taste, flour to make consistency of
biscuit dough. Roll out about an inch
thick, cut with small frlcd~cake cutter
and fry in deep not fat. When cool,
snylr them in powdered sugar. Will
make from 21,5 to three dozen fried
cakes, which should be thick and very
light.
‘a teaspoonl'nl of salt; chop into
one ta'blospoonful of butter; then
like a soft dough. Butter some
Ijking cups, put preserved peach in
‘ ottoin of each, sprinkle with su-m
. carer with the dodgb, stand the
” sin a pan of hot water, cover and
like 20 minutes in a hot oven, then
w over and bake fire minutes longer.
flotilla with peach sauce. 'To make
sauce cook one teaspooni’ul of ar-
y’c‘rl‘oot or cornstarch in one table-
. b, pntul of butter, gradually add the
him syrup, stir until thick and cook
minute‘s over boiling water.—~Chl-
30 PROP Ocean.
and after the top of the veil has been
pinned to the hatbrhn at front and
back, the excess of matcrlal is drawn
‘softly under the chin in folds and the
.lcose edges at the back are caught
.down under the barctie. The draped
lipid or veiling under the chili are
like a stock collar, and with the throat
\thns covered, one may wear on open-
lliccked bodice which would otherwise
[look very badly llndcr the coat open-
A y
. Codflsh Balls.
‘edieuts: One half pound count-h
trick.) two cups potatoes. mashctl. one
“ paprika: to taste. Cook and mash
politicos vcry iln'o and keep hot. .-\d:i
‘ldif‘wnlcr to codfisli and lct. silnmor
till sender; drain in cold Water. pick
“drunks: add the linked codflsh to
..mas‘iicd potatoes, season to tnStt‘
{with paprika and hem well with a
‘rk. if too dry, add milk or white
. (888 and beat well with fork. Shape
into round halls. dip in egg and then
bread crumbs and deep fry. Are good i
Enough for family of
Potato and Apple Sauce.
ingredients: Peel and chop line?
night average size potatoes (use food; ‘
chopper or baking powder can); wash Eand varied. Sometimes the slit is
again in cold water and drain. Have Lincrcly a nick at the hem, and then
ready a steel frying pan with four in. :azain it is a deep slush. either at the
blespoons bacon fat; when smoking .‘back or the limit, or both. The reim-
hot'add potatoes and salt and pepper fod A-mtrican woman will always wear
to taste, Stir when a golden brown. ‘the slashed skirt over a petticoat and
El-crve with hot apple sauce or jelly.—-— this pctliccnt l‘riqucntly provides the
Portland Oregonlaxh way of inlrtnluciug a dash of contrast-
' lug color in to the costume. Skirts
llllill are financed arc also putting ill
The skirts. which are sill arc many
Glace Nuts.
Glncc Hills 'li‘e delicious A thick inn nppcnrance and will surely be in-
lvorcd this summcr, The newest
ryiup of granulated sugar is made;
but not allowed to brown The nuts .ilouucca arc sbnprd to fit closely to
'tho figure and mnnv of thc most offer-
nrc di ed int th S'l‘l whcn it ; ‘ .
pp 0 c ) I“ live have u curvcil ontllnc at the left
reachts the hardening stage. and then i
' . sldc oi the front,
spread on l)lii.i(!l‘(d plates for the cov- l Th ~r ”0
, l' t’ .
cring to become ilrm.~-~Ncwark .\cws. I '
Apple and gig Dish. , '
Ingredients: Six large apples, one
tip chopped figs. one half cup sugar.
drnpczlcs cvcrywbcro
no hair teaspoon cinnamon. Pure and :nnd scarfs .‘li‘o used \\‘lii'l‘(‘\‘i“i' it is
Rorshpplcs. fill cavities with figs, m. -- . ilulhh‘llllk‘ for a scarf to cling. 0t
aprinklowvlth cinnamon and plncc in l‘(‘()lil'.\'i‘. it is in thc cvcllluz'. gowns
' bakingdish with one half cup of wn.
.ter poured ovcr them. Cook pnrlngs WEAR
lid“ pores in water to cover; slrnln.
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led draperies" that
‘sinart.’ ‘ _ .
The cutaway is still lbc outlino of
.many of the smartest coats. The
.length of tile cont depends entirely
on the character of thc design. The
:average length is from 34 to 27 inch-
;es. The plain tailored coats are long;-
er than the more drcssy types. 'l‘bc
aim cvccrll‘llltii’
must he used with even a slim“ hatflsilgiltly blousci locket, which is bcitg.’
Ied, is about tllrce quarters fitted,
'The tendency, however. is strongly
toward a more closely fitting coat than
we have~had for a long time.
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.‘ Good Combinations.
i Figured chiffons arc charming pos-
.sibilliles for the frock of both maid
land matron for they conic in designs
that adapt themselves beautifully to
like needs of cithir, says the Chicago
|.l0ul‘liill. The matcrlul combines ‘well
lwith a variety of exquisite fabrics and
meets delightfully the demands of
5present fashions for a combination of
materials in a frock.
i
- - Waistcoat Effects.
' Quite the mom striking innovation
seen in blouses was one of voile. This
:had a double breasted, low cut waist-
coat of ratine striped voilc with four
white pearl buttons- as u fastening and
finish. From the ucck to the lop‘ot’
tbc waistcoat it was filled in with
tucked voile. it. bad till the appear-
ance of a man's waistcoat and shirt.
front. hilt the materials were so soft
ins to relieve it of any possible man-
nlrh cn‘cct, says the lndlunapolls
News. \Vorn with a coat opcncd in
from it had tlu- effort, of a waistcoat
‘utlnclicti to the coat llscli’.
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Luncheon Party “a chineuc‘ l
Phineasi llincheoils ‘ Effort} you OWN"
tnulty for delicious and dainty (Help
on. it is not a difficult task to trans-
form the most ordinary room iilto a
Phincse dining room. All furniture
should in- removed or covered or hid-l
don by scrccns and draperies, of
which lhcrp'is an abumlancc in all
the Chinese stores, says a writer for
llarpcrli’ Bazaar.
if the meal is served indoors day,
.light should be shut out‘ from the
lilrrough Chinese lanterns should be
:usod. These come in a variety of
styles and at all» prices. The coloringi
is always good, and, when lighted.
tin-H- (.‘hlncse lanterns in a room
shed a soft radiance over everything!
blending harmoniously with the greehl
and blues of the dishes.
A large brass howl, holding burnini,r
incense (do not use the common long-
punk sticks; gct the more luscious-
.odorcdl, must not be forgotten. Dol
incl thing it necessary .to load your"
{room with many oriental decorationsI
in order to get a Chinese effect. Eas-l
tern people do not scatter their ti‘eas. ‘
‘urcs broadcast about a room. lullcod.’
one gets a far more oriental effect"
from the very lack of “mere things"!
in a rooul.
.Put nothing on your walls bill a few
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table and it is not too large, you may
be able to enclose it entirely ill one
large Chinese lantern; on the other
hand. if it is large try to set a little
lantern over each gas jet or electric.
light.
1’ Your mom has now nothing in it
but the sparing wall decorations. the
large incense bowl. and the several
lighted lanterns. The floor would look
[well with' Chinese grass matting, but
it is really unnecessary to touch car—
pet or rugs. They will affect the ap-
room. Only shaded lights glimmering llem‘ance of the room very little. nur-
ticulnrly if you expect to use several
tables.
Chinese straw tables are very pret-
ty and suitable for luncheons. Stools
ol‘ Chincfie bamboo, or. if expense is
no consideration, the teakwood Stools
with jade tops, or chairs of teak-wood,
candle obtained in oriental storeS.
This is all that is required to ur-
range a room for a Chinese luncheon.
if one‘s guests arrive “dressed for
the occasion" the scene will have
more local color. Even if they wear
but the upper Chinese cont, so'inuch
esteemed as opera coats in America,
when they are sealed the effect. will
be quite (.‘liiiieSe.‘Tll8Ee jackets can be
made from a very simple pattern and
of any desired material. so long as a
certain combination or colors, pecu‘
ilar to the Chinese, is observed.
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They are liladc of flowers, hirdshhut.‘ ‘
lernles, curious inset-is, all‘ in“ tho
g’nudlcst of colors, but all bill-billing
to women.
Have a Chinese "boy" wait on table
if possible: if you prefer a maid, let,
her wear her hair Chinese fashion—3
silloqtl’. anti with ornaments, and wear
a (‘hinese Jacket. instruct her to
walk noiselessly. .
Luncheon may, of course, be served
on a porch entirely screened \vltn
Chinese snnblinds, through which the
sunbeams peep and take the place of
the lanterns.
For chinaware use the, Napkin or
Carlton ware. excepting teacups.
These should he very fine and fragile.
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These
Ugly Spots. ‘
The woman with tender skill dreads
February and March because they
are likely to cover her face with ugly
freckles. No matter how thick her
veil, the sun and winds have a strong
tendency to make her freckle.
Chinese scrolls, and he sparing with , hip jacket lthat is. a coat cooling only! Fortunately for her peace of mind.
there. These, are paintings or prints . [0 the hips) can be made 01’ plain CO:
on silk, crops, or paper. Some are;
costly. some a more lriflc in price. Ol';
coursc Chinese drnporlcs and scrccns‘r
outlined the walls would be hcalltiful‘
and lend an air of oriental rlchnessl
Ito thc room. lull these possibly arel
not wltliln the lacuna cf the average
housewife. i
If vou have a chandelier above your
pcnhngcn-blue goods, or a dove-gray,
but the little plain band or yoke
piece must be of some bright con-
trasting color, such as yellow, green,
or that peculiar carroty rcdf
The most fascinating hair orna-
ments, ridiculously cheap. can hc
bought at any Chincse store. and
would make charmingly pretty favors.
the recent discovery of a new prescrip-
tion, othiuew—dolrble strength, makes it.
possible for even those most suscepti-
ble to freckles to keep the skin clear
and white. No matter how stubborn a.
case of freckles you have, the double
strength othine should remove them.
let an ounce from Frank if. Baxter?”
and banish the freckles. Money back
if it fails.
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butter and safer city. Thanking you i got a supply at Plaistod’n than Store _ H .
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