Pic-Making Mada Clear.
em and porvadiné
uninitiated seems to be
uires a peculiar ”knack" to
Like : many another
11 merely knowing how.
‘Veen greatlly',ab11st_d.11'
do they are delicious
115 pie crust use only the
and pastry floor. It ms
1 ll it on a. marble slab and 111-.
’ old water to inoisten 1t.
uccess it must be made
with as little handling as 110's-
kept cool until it is in the
~is of two crusts use six table
of sifted dour; twb thble-
1 Of lard, onehaif teaspooni’ul
A V Enough watt-1‘ to make it old
'V iii; no more than is anoiu‘te.
1y. it, must be damp but
dour and salt and chop the
tQ using a knife; do ot mix
lingers. Then add the water,
med hoard, cutting it into two
crying one for the upper
Do not roll it too thin or it will
"1! tasteless when baked. use
11: late of dishes it does not 11b;
A grease as earthenware dishes
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be lower crust and cut sever
manom- shaped gushes in the upper
on‘ the-.uppcr crust, pr: ss-.
‘ edges together with a fork.
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.hlipér crust may be brushed
1th milk Ito give it a. good
‘ together .witbnn blag strip or muslin,
ides-
drop Toss it lightly on a:
shrink, and then trim it off ’
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nbout 5“ "1°.“ WW9- Remove it ““3“. Tho most‘ fascinatin models of par:
bums. While “‘9 9‘9 15 ““1 Mt- 1y frocks fashioned of embroidered
11 there are any places of crust left, not aii'ovor lace. chiffon 0,. gauze and
roll “"3“" into a "‘1“ ”he“ “Winkle trimmed with silver iacc or tin;- rose
with grated" cheese and bake after buds have been lately imported. says
cutting them into strips. These are the New 3703.}, Press ‘
very good to serve with soup. -
at
‘ J A Paquln model shows a foundation
See that the oven ‘5 very h“ when of white satin, over which is draped n
the 9‘98 are 111 at 9‘“ “1 °’V “‘9 1”“ .tunic or white and silver gauze. Be-
melts and forms a sassy under ”“3“ ln‘esth 1111:. a beep sounce of'10mbmm
.Watch the upper crust that it. does notl cry on silver gauze “.93 darned with
become too brown. If necessary. 00"“ white floss. The tunic is outlined
‘cr 111:1 within round of PM)?» ‘ with pink satin q‘oses placed very
V ten pes come from t e oven. 8:11; close together;
I
;thom out of s ““5“; 0“ an inverted The two sections of the bodice crdss
cup 10‘" pan to 0°01 over surplice fashion in from and are
F lllngs ”9 prepared as follows. bordered with a narrow'plnlting of the
Lemon Meringue—«inns a (1.891) tin ‘sllvor gauze. milling in the low decol-
with N6 “7““ and ”Ake- A handful ictnge‘ls u shir‘i‘ed chemisette (it Plain
of dry bcnns placed in the shell will
’lisep it in shape. Prepare the Juice
‘3
,ond grated rind of one lemon. one cup
'of sugar, a pinch of salt, the beats-n
iyoiks o: No eggs. (Save the whites
if"? the mo lngue) V I lThe short puff sleeves are drawn
Dissolve ilé tnblespooufuls corn about the arms with a bond or the vel-
istarch in cold water and add one cup vet. ‘
of boiling water. 6111‘ the two mix-
tui'cs toscther and cook in a .double and geranium pink crepe do chine.
boiler until thick When cool hour The skirt front is formed of five floun-
into the crust. if the mixture is
"lumpy" beat well with 11 Dover egg-
heater. a
Make a meringue by adding to the
two stiff!) b'uten whites, two liable-
spoonfuls of sugar Put this on top of
the pie and brown slightly in the oven
Drops of ~liquid sometimes form he-
cauSe the pic was not sufficiently cool
when the meringue was added.
a piece of narrow ribbon velvet. Two
bands cf the embroidered not pass
over the shoulder and disappear be
ineathf the girdle of cherry red velvu.
draped the .geranium pink crepe (isI
chine. two points extending above the
girdle well into the bodies. The lace
is arranged over the shoulderS, form
ing the sleeves and u- Vshaped decol-
lctagc This is filled in with u chem-
isette of folded inulinos. l-‘rom b
uoath the lace slum-cs extend under-
sleeves of floslrcolm‘od mulinos. En-
Accidents will happen. but the best
regulated: families keep lir. ’l‘homns‘
it
circling the wuisl is :1 girdle of softly
folded punue 11-311.
of :zrraniuin pink.
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silver gauze, gathered at the top with .
Another‘chsrmlng model is of lace‘
cos of malines lace, and oxer this is,
Mounted
Drmmll‘s .
A broad rillflih’t plnk,putin 1.1. .111
most hidden beneath the loose hung-
ing bodice. A delicate puttern (11‘ mn-
lines lace covers the shoulders and
forms the sleeves. This is hoddcred
with sequins The skirt is draped and
‘shows a pointed train almost com~
pietcly covered with the sequins
A dance track which is the quintcs
st use of refinement is made of, deep
salmon pink silk net.
dollgirttuliy girlish, being arranged in
soft gathers across the front. A frill
30f net outlines the docollotngo and is
csugirt“up‘in' front with n‘ bouquet of
roses made of silver tissue and pink
satin.
The psniers are a grunei'ul com
mingling of the net and pink satin
ribbon, and are adorned with the old
fashioned bouquets. From beneath
these the skirt of net‘ hangs in
straight folds over its lining or pale
pink so in?
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Covers for, Jelly.
Before’i seal my jellies and jams
with purullin, writes a contributor to
Los Augclcs Vln‘xpross. I take a stout
white cord and lay across the part to
be covered, letting the ends extend
over slightly on each side of the jar.
Then when l desire to open vessel 1
lift paramn without diiiiculty ‘ by
means of the cord ends.
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(111111111111 filisfllllhillIl-Hllflb are already ,
of them having implied to the ennui ‘
commission for solarium npsoo on the,
isthmus to store llficou thousand tona-
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A new inn" is 11:11:11.». shoved 111.1
made of white gauze with an empire
design carried out in silver spangies,
says the New Haven JournaLCourier.
Pretty bags of satin required ”to
match are usuully sold with these
.fans. The old designs of Pompsdour
iand Watteau fans are being daintily
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oatsly decorated as the gauze or ivory.
Many women not-knowing the true
value of sour milk and cream. throw
it in the garbage pail. Sour milk and
cream may be used in various warm.
says the Mother's Magazine. in molt-
lng cottage cheese, muiilus, waffles,-
griddle cakes, corn bread, t.c, it is,1
for superior to sweet milko cream.
A ball cup of thick, sour cream added
to-hasb. chicken, veal or beef loaf
makes it creamy and unusualiyarice.
Sour cresnm i's super-loi- to sweet for
boiled dressings, salad dressings and
sandwich fillings, as it is for maple or
any other kind of fudge or cream
candy, or for layer cake (filling
Sour milk will remove mildew oi"
perspiration stains irom white or
light goods, and will bleach brown
muslin or linen beautifully. Why not
save these useful or ticlcs instead oi
throwing them away?
Sewing Days Made Easier.
Take one yard of percnleor any
strong cloth. Sew raw edges in
French seam and then new across one
slid.- Slip wbalcbone or tape lrf cus
ing at open end. Sew tape on both
sides of bones long enough to slip
over machine and hang over drop lcnf.
‘By keeping this nlwuys there, says
tho l.os Angelou 11.pr 838. the work or
cleaning the sewing room may be
its sr-rops and threads
REAL ESTATE DEALS.
Rank 0. Johnson to Anderswc. Han-m
son and wife, lot and buildings, ilrih-
coiu avenue. War.
John Smyrnak and wife to The Con»
necticut Baptist Convention, lot, Lek»
lugton'a‘vonue. War.
‘ Franklin J. Curtis and Anna E Cur
tie to John 'W Rowe. lot and store,
Main street. War.
Frank llollins 10 1111.1”. Baxter and
wife, lot and buildings, Rotcu 111‘ od'ue.
War.
Herman Quiituor to Andrea Carbone,
'lot and buildings Clay and Franklin
streets. War.
illcrman Quittuer to Asliblino Cain
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bone. lot and buildings. Franklin
street. War.
Charles Klein to Helen Smith, lot
and 1.1111 turd buildings 13111119111 avenue, Bell 11:— -.. ""
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Albert Wellnltz to Churios’ll'. Conic
1111, lot, Harbor View seacn.‘ War.
Katie Trash to AlbertJ. 315111311111. lot
and buildings. Bound View Terrace.
War.
lrn Cole and wile to William Krusch ‘
and George P. hills, lot and buildings,
:Wsil strTaot and leases place. War.
John H Wilson to Frederick 1.1111111
and wile, or New York. 8 acres and
hub-"1mm. New 011nm avenue Won
l’sul Hello and others to input mu.
no. 2 lots Hyett'nvenuc; Whit,
building lot. millionth street. War. .
Gnu. .ll'. Sherwood to umpires Gall,
bulletins let. south Main street. Wear.
1 choc. 1'1". flhervood to Joseph my
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.uirich the‘embroidered cover is fast-
‘silk, pink or pale blue.
crevived and they seem decidedly
the picture of health.
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1-, “one. 1111 11nd 91111111111“. Tierney street. ‘
lmay always be .put in bag instead of vet iiben may be made by 11an rib—
thrown aside. ‘
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_ Keroblcf Ones.
The latest thing in M11de
cases looks like a great pillow muff of
lingerie. it is made of sheer mull or
handkerchief iincn, heavily embroid-
ered and scalloped all about the edges,
says the New York Sun. Fine valen-
clennes edging shows under the soul.
lop. The foundation of the case, to
cued with ribqbon is of heavy quilted
.
Belt and Glrder Now in Favor. .
Belts are réeeiving‘ ‘much attention,
for their popularity has recently been
smart after the long sway held by the
unemphasizcd waist line. That style
has finally given my to’ belts and sit-
dies, and a few of these dainty acces-
sories in the wardrobe will do much
to change the appearance or a gown.
Canvas should always be used as
the foundation of a belt, and to make
it lit the best it is cut on the bias, an
indh or so wider than is required for
the finished belt. It is then drawn
about the waist so closely that it will
be shaped to_ the flame, and pulled
and drawn until it can not be stretch-
ed any more. Then the canvas'ls out
the desired width and length. if it is
to be so wide that it will wrinkle,
short pieces of featherbone may be
placed at stated distances to keep it
smooth. .
Plain velvet, satin, crepes or fancy
ribbons are used lirthc construction
of these pretty girdleir and the ends
of the sashes are i‘rcqucntly finished
with silk fringe, tasseis, or other ornu
111 1i: A simple girdle of block vo l~
hon dye inches wide, and c'rusiii
’n foundation as described.
Axloop i113 inches in depth is plac-
ed on the inside to stand above the
bolt and two ends 27 and 30 inches
long are also placed on the inside or
the belt to hang over the skirt. A
pretty iinlsh for the sash is to knot
the ends and adjust :1 large silk tas-
sci
This simple girdle arid sash would
be a charming accessory to a_ white‘
dress for a young girl if made oi! the J
popular shade of Neil rose or any
, favor ed color
Fashion is very broad regarding the
location of the sash: it may be direct-
ly in the back, or at either side; or it
maybe at either, sidewol the front of
the gown. A simple but stylish effect
is gained 'by a belt of crushed satin‘
which fastens at the left side of the
trout oi the waist. m
The foundation is made in the usual
way, ”but the satin, which is crushed.
1%. on: nine inches longer than the belt. '
Hooks and eyes are used forJfastenlng
the belt on the right‘side of the waist,
then the extra nine inches are used
as an extension. The end of the satin
ls slurred, leaving a. two-inch frill.
Over the shining are placed satin rosc
es, then the end is fastened to the left
side of the front of the bodice, two or
three inches above the belt.
.- In making a crushed hell: if the '
borne ,dressmaker will remember to
draw the outside material very tight
on the foundation it .will prevent the
bunglesome Anppenrunco sometimes
seen.
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Sentinel Wants form an important
part-«a vital heart interest 11.. ninth-
of the dairy unoei‘s.
UH. KEtLhR HOME FROM WEST.
Dr. and Mrs. C. 13‘. Keoler returned
home- l’rom Californiumn Sunday af-
ter an absence of three months. Tho
Doctor went West for the benefit of
his health and comes back looking
On his rcturn
the flooded
districts of ‘Dbio and l’ndinnn
now much wreckage and 11 1:111:11 (1011i
of the flood that had not yo 111111
sided. While on their way through
New y'nrk‘sl.:11e~tlrc Doctor and Airs.
Koch-r 11-1111; lust ouchult hour. 1w-
lilnd the train that went through
the bridge at Amsterdam. Dr. Kw-i-
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