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Canapes Look Like Flowers. ‘
tor the foundation of canapos,
Willis the decorations are made from
bites or, yolks of hard-boiled
313's, pr both. ”When the flowers used
f the center of the table are the
mean those used on the canapes. a
He ntltul scheme of decoration may be
rarltedout, says Hill‘pel‘s Bazaar.
bite Rose CalicpCs~~For the foun-
tion Of this canopc, two rounds of
to «bread are suntcd in olive oil,
htil'a light brown color. Spread be-
Ween them it gcncrous amount of ca.
iar, which has been mixed with may-
naise dressing and a little chopped
lay and gherkins. Spread a little
by unaise in the center of the top
.and proceed to decorate it with
'w" ite rose made in the following
" or: Peel the white of a hard-
biled egg round and round, as you
did no apple. Scallop the edges
with a. knife or scissors, and arrnngo
't‘ “on the toast to simulate, as near
‘8 possible, a full blown rose. Put,
melyolk of the egg through a vegclzr
biericer, and season.
smos Canaposfi'l‘wo rounds of
ifé' thread which have been santcd
lin bpgter are used for these cannpes.
miiéture ‘is spread between the
bread. which is made of the following
ngredlents: Put through the
0 gherkins, four anchovies and half
',dozenmpllnolzls. Ziloistcn with may-
jvbnnaiSe dressing and add a dash of
CfiYBIme and salt if- ncodcd. For the
wflower‘ decoration, hardboilod eggs, the
the libells of which had boon rcnuivcd,
,‘wéi‘oifhllow'cd tort-main ovornlrht in
r_~conlollli:lg sliccs of boiled ln‘cls
on .11 weak solution of vinogar and
The whim: of 'lhc om: \vvrp :-
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brown bread with :1 choose filling; mmlo
ill the following manner: Lil-ll one tell.
spoonful of butter, add one cup or
grated cheese, one-quarter l .l lpoonfnl
of mustard, :1 little cllycnnr, Hall, and .
the yolk of raw egg. llcat wcll and
add cream to make it at tho right con-
sistency. Place a round of White broad
on top, and spread with soft butter.
The “single rose" docoration may be
made, from the yolk ol' the ogl‘.‘ for a.
yellow (lower, the white of the o g for
a, white rose, or, treated as In the
preceding recipes, with either
rose" may be constructed.
oyster Canopes~This is one of the
simplest to construct, and also one of
the most effective—ml" the [lower dcc-
orations. Two rounds of broad, which
have been snutod in butter on one side
only, are spread with an oyster mix-
ture made from six large oysters, one
tablespoonful of l‘iillf'l‘t‘l, alld the some
of pimcnlo. chopple lino; lldd one to ‘
blespoonful of horsu‘adisll. sail, and
a dash o cayenne pepper rulh lnapolr
noise to form a thicll paste. Strips of
the whilcs of hurdboilod (gas are cut
in slcndcr pctals with a sharp pair of
scissors and :lrl‘:lllnl‘\(i about u ycl‘low
cooler, in the siliillt‘ 01' a daisy or onry- '
santllcunlm.
Apple Cobbler.
Apple cobbler is nladc thus: Pool
and core cisllt mmilnnrsizcd llpplcs,
arrange in a baking: dish and till the
space from which the corn has been
removed willl sugar. Iiinlm a bath-r
with tllrlc cupl‘uls of milk, Ulli.’ cup of
llour and linen t-lgi—ia wail bcnlcn. i'our
this ovcr lilo nppws nod hallo until
lilo :wltpics uro dour. :irrlc with u
nico snucc.
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Choc-Se 'Calmpes—Ffiprl :13} ,. round of!
illllliit~ use of a French illca ill devising
hoot ;
juice 0 cochineal, a bountiful “wiidi
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A clever Now York designer has
jlnouscs oi Fro-Itch not. known as tullo
‘or blondc and other extremely sbecr
,fabrics. lly till-,llnudvos, an every wo-
gnlln knows, not \vnlsis are so delicate
,tlult tho wcarinc ol' thorn is a some.
.wllnl trying and uncertain proceed-
;lng. it it. practically impossible to
'anchor illom securely in any one posi—
tuim. And there can be no such qual-
iity as “fit" because of the necessity
iol‘ harbor lllc-m large in order to keep
;tllcin from braking out.
This Nr-w York designer, says the
Kansas (fily Slur, has got around these
folijcrtioug by putting a corset cover.
of loco, embroidery and ribbons inside
the not waist and fastening both cor-
set cover and waist to the some belt.
The riobons can be rllu in and taken
out at will and the combination corset
covcr and blousc easily laundered in
one picce. 'l‘lloso blouses are u dis.
tinct novelty and quite an inexpensive
out". ' Anothcr model by the some do
signer is in white cotton crcpe with a
regular Montcnogriu jacket, also of
the crepe, but with a Persian border.
The coloring is ropclllvd in tho but‘
long and tho bow at the neck.
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One at a Time.
(irnl-c Murallrcl Gould. fashion odi-
vlor of the Woman's llonlo Companion,
writing: “A Talk With Girls About
Their i‘lolhcs." in llil‘ Marrh number
of that pcriodlcnl says:
“Don't wear too many dross accos-
slrils at the sumo lilac, no matter
how much :llil'orilvc tin-y arc. For
insinntw, f you urn “curing. onl- hilt;
bow. dou'l wonr your favorite Sil'llll—i
of bonds and your sllvrr chain with
much. One at a time is a liood rule
to follow." T" ‘ ,
Petticoats of crepe do chine are
more popular than those of mossaline
and can «be had in lovoly evening to
lore.“ They are always simply trim-
med, and. of course, quite scant. They
tlrh beautifully—«Spokane Chronicle.
Girdle Tabs.
iirdles of satin, silk, tulle, malinc.
not or other filmy materials. are worn
with separate blouses of love or crepe.
says the Newark News. The girdles
often are made with square or oblong»?
tabs, falling in front, back or at. the
side, as is most becoming. Those
tubs give ample opportunity for em-
broidery. Often the hnndwork is
done ill striking colored silk or in
bonds.
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A CARD.
This is to certify that all drugglslslhint that a change would be quitelllle “fittest 01' purses or card (Fuses.
are authorized to refund your money-cheering to the thoughts as well as it. is thin, long. and narrow, not unlike
if Foley's Honey and 'l‘ar Compoundzthc eye. every ouc says "lint there's,“ mufik' portfolio, and is “(‘St in 0110
to cure your cough or cold.;no other plant that can be depended lol’ the fine soft leathers with u llcxl-
falls
John iiernet, 'i‘ell. \\'ls., states: "1
used it‘oloy's Honey
pound for live years, and it. always
gives the host of satisfaction and al-
ways curcs a cough or cold." itofusc
substitutes. For sale at. all
gists.
drugv '
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\\'.»\SlllNl.iT(,)N, April .‘l.-—I'ifioris
were made yoslordny by tho lruslccs
of (icorgo Washington University to
devise means of rnislnlz $50,0ll0 with
which to pay off an culntnulllng debt
on lilo institution's buildings. licar
Admiral (‘llarlos li. Stockton, rcliro‘l,
prcsldrnl oi the l‘n‘lvcrslty. prcsldcd.
till,- lovely lm'hcl. that you like so
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To keep vegetables fresh and crispI
dip it muslin bag or cloth llonr suck
(after it Is cleaned) in cold water.
wring it lightly, put ill the vegetables
and hang where the air can strike it.
-—-Louisville l-lerald.
Cleaning ivory.
in cleaning ivory handles rllb them‘
well with half a lemon dipped ill salt.
This will make them beautifully white,
says the San Diego Union. After this
treatment. tbcy should be well washed ’
in cold water and thoroughly dried.
Cyclamen as Centerpiece.
The (o'er-present fern dish as a cen-
terpioce for tho dinner table has bo-
comc almost as mucll a part of the
service as the knlvcs and forks or as
cereal for breakfast ill the American
household, and when one ventures to
upon!" There is though. and a veryi
clamen, eilllrr white or the deep rose,
and now blossoms continually from
November to April. and it is such a
graceful, pretty plant, which instead
of growing loss attractive after a fcw
blossoms have bloonwd and fallen, lie-E
culncs busllior and more inlcrcstinaE
(*iii'il day.
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Quite Novel Popular Bails. . * : I . mulch the pil-
Tllero are two very popular llev.-ll"“""'vi-""-‘“ TM". ill'll‘l' illr bed was
balls at present, both quite novel in
shape, and one of them‘ at least prom-
lenlly useful and practical, says the
Chicago inter Ocean. This is the long,
triangular shape, which is out off
sharp and broad at the bottom and
tapers up to a point, where it fastens,
at. the top. in black platted molro silk
for evening
near as lhe plnits open out and allow
01' all sorts of extra articles being car.
ricd in it, even down to 8. good sized
opera glass. it has a large and cosy
'opcningna great advantage, too.
which renders the groping about in
the bottom of a bag for a purse or
card case. One cannot see, but can only
feel, quite unnecessary.
'The second new shape is smart, but
not nearly so practical, it being too
long and narrow to hold anything but
hie gold handing around the flap, it
and Tar Com- l hardy onc. This is the flowering (Hy-31135 no cord. but has a strap ot' lualhl-r . relief
at the back, through which the llnnllI
'oolor, which will put forth new shoots can be in“ fled to hold it fast.
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To Dress a Bed.
1 was charmed and mystificd by the
always dainty freslmcsn and absoiutc
smoothness of my friend's beds, wrltosi
a contributor to the Woman’s Home
Companion. The sl‘crot of it was this:
held and him-ts lullnll down, this
lil'l1l was luljushvll ovor them as if it.
were- u. o'lcct.
I that
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Local Evrdence.
Evidence that. can be verified.
Fact is what we want.
Opinion is not enough.
Opinions dll'xl't‘l‘.
Here's a South Norwalk fact.
You can test it.
Mrs. Alibert. (‘onklin, I~l3 la. wash-
ingion St., South Norwnlk, Conn,
says: “I suffcrod for years from kid-
ney complaint. There was a bearing—
down feeling in the small of my back
and often I was so still and lame that
I could not walk. The kidney secre-
tions were unnatural and I knew that.
something must he done. Hearing
Doan's Kidney Pills highly spoken of,
I got a supply at Piaisied‘s Drug Store
and although other remedies had fail-
ed to help me, they brought. prompt
I feel grateful Dean‘s Kid-
ney Pills for what alhcy have done
for .me. (Statement given April,
loan.)
A Confirmed Endorsement.
When Mrs. Conklin was intervicn'vd
at a. later date she said: “I am Only
too pleased to conlirm my former
statement regarding Dean‘s Kidney
Pills. They worked wonders in my
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The original cost is small. a dot-.llcr cmbroidorod pillowcases wore a case and I shall always be grateful
lar or so inning a vlry good speci-
[MCI], and if plnntcd in u willo, low
llowcr pot and set in a pretty
basket, one has a charming plant, suit.
able for any llllt,‘ or all of cow‘s inform.
l
solvalzc allot- of which wm hrnls‘litril-
trill? larger and longer than those
used during the night, so that each
morninr. they wore sllppcd on over (lac .
night. ‘nscs, In addition to match.
aha ball a strip of burn lyard which,
but an ion: as a slum is wide, lino:
to them."
For sale by all dealers. Price .30
ccnts. i-‘ostor-Iiillburn (10., Buffalo,
Now York, solo agcnls for the linitwl
States.
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MORE TROUBLE FOR'
OF NATIONAL WELCOME
BREAKFAST.
W.~‘ii-3lllNll'l‘ti.\‘, April owl’l‘crli
fuel was addrd to llsn lluml-s that can
trying ihc souls of tho lli'tlillilivl'f oi
illw "National \wb'onlc brraklult,‘ lo
ilw circa for .\ira. \‘i‘lhuirow
Wilson
and Airs. Thomas all. Marshall, lollur
win-n Mrs. i‘llllnlp ("ltirk. will» of tho
Hprnkcr of tho Honor, nollllrd tllcln
slut would not nilcnd. Mra. (‘lul'il
é pioadrd a previous continental”. 'l‘llmo
who llavo dcl'llncd to go to the brunt.»
inst on tho around that licluovralu‘
women are being llisrl'lnlluall-d attains:
\\‘l‘l‘l' jubilant lolllly wilrn lilo hows ox
Mrs. l‘llll‘li‘u dol'wltou was lluldo
known.
’l‘bv qucallon of prcrrdclwc at lbr
breakfast also in givlur. the promoters
trollblr. ’l‘hoy wolvcll a plan by which
, friction in tho cabhwi circle in to be
motor-d by llnrlna' lilo wivca at tho
cabinet olllcol‘n ranged ul Mrs. inl-y
non‘a topic in ”lio- ualnc pmdlion that!
their husbands t‘li‘villly in tho coolant
room. Lira. L'lurh. bowm'or. who to
have burn pluml at him. it’llaon‘nb-l‘i.
Mm lirynn orruprlan lilo honor plum;
ill the right band of the wife of tho;
prmldcnt. . l
'i‘ha principal criticism icy-riled ml
the rotntullioo burial; lilo lilinlr inE
«boron in that tho brram‘uai. blatant
at balm; u Immormur attain will i .
violin woman whoop husbands are of
cvory abode of pollllral faith. Thurs
has bann much criticism also over tho
inborn at tho harmonics to motion
a hull largo nnounh to ma all who do:
aim to Monti. *l‘llo invitation list now
in limited to rat). Willlti more than 1.2005
women born ”around a dasire in at.
land tho welcome to the wires of the
prolerlhul has whopwahiont
NEW fifiiTMN 3ALGOQ KEEPER
WINd Mimi;
all
pancreas. April we daciolon'
than by Judith uproar l4. ritoloanlh. at
the annular claim. ill-slowing doubles
the movers (Emmott in mm liquor
“Milo torrid. 331 “hilt aim. 'New‘
irritant. “the county communique“
had already granted the licorice. that
i’ntt‘ilik Motions, s! has million, who
hold “sanctum prorenwd the their
sum of a license to do.» manor on
PROMOTERS
at home llll‘.i‘l.‘i.~~(‘it(lll‘lillitl l’laln
llolllcr.
MR8. EMERSON'S CONDlTlON
SERIOUS.
LONDON, April 5.“); ll-licr
.‘ilm. Elul‘l‘slnL of Detroit, Illilll., was
ilnmivzl by .losllth \\‘od;.woml, Liberal
ant-inim- of parli..nwnl, lo licoinuld .‘dln
Krona, lilo llrllish llolnc rocrl‘lur)‘, lo-
dny. It liclmlnllvd porlnlsslon for Mrs.
linlorson‘s own physician to examine
lulu llw condition of her daunblcr,
Miss chlo lilncrsou, tho militant Sut-
li‘ltgltllv, who is said to be suffering
grlultly from the method or forcible
I'vcllinl: cnlploywl by tho oliicinhl lilili‘“
siil' ulnrlcd lwr "burner allilto" in liol-
lowuy ulli. wilcru film is undergoing
two nloulbs‘ lmpl‘bmnn‘lcnl for window
ii: ~llllillu.'l‘ilu l'uilcd Stairs lillllmssy,
ulcordlnn to Mrs. i-Elncraon, has prom-
malarial
. who
Should i’roflt by Mrs. liar»
ioy‘o Exporimcewiier Own
Story Hora Told.
Rhino. Mom"! wall troubled with
diaplseomout, organic inflammation illi'i
ft‘illliiti avatars...
For two yonra l
, could not. round on
my {not loo}; til. n
time and i could not
avail: two block:
W l than t. outlawing;
radio and dl awiaa
Mimi! own my rigl t
hills which laminar ll
., once a month. i
. film how born at that
”was...“ tin-m {apple in on.
film and woldd walk do: than. i, rottil
‘ at lie down or rii. still donations; {or a
ray and a night at o limo. i iron are.
your, ball yer little appcl r, in; mm.»
t‘on. meteor sly. ml Miran felt on
iiwngili hell not a Monti in the World.
fieig‘ggm first. without anchors.
my millionth-low advised use to tails
Lydil H. i’inhhem‘a “amiable Conn
pound. will so and gained in strength
ormlioy. 1 have new so {trouble in
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Honour“. Eldon, “two.
had tried most every in.
my my ml higdiy Who you- melii» . ’
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firm who humanly not at mommies. Mirror): F‘arralfdhrlng the min.
. “Anchorman dust {to 5am debtors.
-. lions. walls not in nonrandom with
custom taro eon willed, in, smooth
tiled comments. stwrdom pupa:
hell shame that” floodlit? find has: at
our trial a lie‘dlitmfll? realm
. on Edit.“ in" ii 4‘, it: t he Mi silos _
Jana—non. «aw ....;. 45....“ m WM
an appeal, again transition to the but
writer Court. and it. is this W! ml
which Jam flhlramh gimn decision
and which no dismisses. “
n is; memorandum the “jail
” ‘ ‘ Woman ‘
more? the remedy which did
this was I. it it. initimm’s Vegetable
‘ it. MW Mods of men
use
bird. in the wont or the failure. of firs-j
rotary Mriirhlla, lo l‘lllilltly with but"
rcuucst, to place tho mallcr bot‘oro tho ,
British l‘:‘:'l»“"t t-i‘lv'c on tho 1 . ‘ p1
lllzti ill“ 2“I
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.‘ilbnb~ .- ii p ’w z -. of ionic: i. or "
r‘wnli: .‘wt ' , if» li“\. .iobn i‘iitpH-i
[on of ill” l‘llr! i'Illii»1l‘4‘g‘.',.iillilldl
church. ‘3 1: ad. Hailic in town,
. my .2», in “on oniunui in it '
lmob l‘ dowry lw::"i'”“:l on illlllllmti
:lii‘iliil. Nrw {tumult Adv-lilo. r,
Moot illl‘lijilt"ltu‘itii‘ lurnlrlnd rlmnls
lllrnush Sentinel Wald Add, which
mnluln from lime to than llslu oi
rd .3, 1‘ that u... for mm
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New Building: Material
summit was heard and fibuélbblp
Mduoe Coot o! consultation.
Blrhopm Wail than! to
, ceiling.
lenders who intend to band or re
construct. old buildings will be inter»
rated to blrhoprio Wall board, and
dheathinewma new material watch in
moioneulzln; the building world. one
richlarly when: service line economy
m, desired.
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