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11.111111111111111 Cake. a strip of bacon. These are delicious.
111111111113 is a. good as well 115 When you serve“ sausages, wash
economical cake recipe—which them in cold water, dry them prick»
0 found very acceptable, espec- his the skins place in a punkand cook
a large families. writes a Mont; them in the oven. The whole house
i am sending it because will not be pervaded with the odor of
son tried many times by me. trying. Bacon and ham can be cooked
aye been geod, and I shailV in the some way. '
may be of benefit to an-
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Novelties to Dress the Neck.
to twist lacs, 11 bit' of Velvet 11nd ilhny
chiffon into 11 becoming novelty with
which to dress up the neckr The
idea 1.110.111». this lleckw'cni' becom
lug—and. of canine. this should be
the dominant thought. 'i‘horo. are so
many styles 1v hlcliV mo considelcd equ~
ally modish that it is a comparatively
easy imatter to choose a becominir
style. The frilly jabots‘have not by
any means been supplanted .by the
flat ones, though the latter are. per
haps, a little newer. There lay-some
. .
‘lebb Souffle”
it one granulated linear. one our Melt one 111111 tablespoon or butter,
hot or cold). one our raisins add one 111111 tablespoon of flour, one
1695)» one third one Md- ‘BOH half teaspoon of sell, one half tea-
tpdetll‘ilr three] minutes. Lat spoon of celery salt, 11 few drops 01
911 add-0119 093590011 sods,‘ onion juice and a few grains of pop-
sit teaspoonfui cinnamon. one per. Then add gradually one cup or
Vi‘d teaspoon 111809 one thli‘d teal Vscalded milk and one fourth chp of 131,01111311115 not likely to lost caste
eves. two cups 0f ilmii' (mea- soi’t stale bread crumbs. Remove with women Who desire a soft neck
fol‘é‘ sifting) Bake in NOW born the fire and add one cup of fine 'flxmg next 10 the face
This cake requires no butter. iy chopped cold 11111111111111 110le of
. 0 eggs beaten. and lastly fold in‘
the whites of the. eggs beaten sili‘fly.
sweet Bake 30 minutes in a moderate oven
Tomato snnce-Cook one cup of to-
11111th and a slice openion ‘10 min-
utes and then rub through a strainer.
\ielt one, tablespoon of butter. add one
tablespoon of flour and put with the
strained tomatoes.‘ Season with salt
and 1pcppsr.—-Chicago inter Ocean. i
aq
the place which is now occuplo
the low cgolims 11111! on the warm days!
are coming they ili't‘ not likely to' suc-
ceed. When a high collar or stock is
chosen, howev er 'i1 is made very high,
A nanow fl'lli, lensing from an inch
to two inches, \‘t'ly oiicn softens tho
top edge of these high collars. When
the collar is of satin the frill is 0
net, embroidered 'bntisie or 11 fine lace,
and when the collar is fashioned from
one of these sheol stui‘i’s, the i’riii may
' Uncooked Fudge.
one- half cup of rich
'tir in powdered sugar to makei
.. lit with one square oil on
cued chocolate and stir in with
, of- 'chopped walnuts, flavor
111111111, press in buttered pans,
u in squares. Can be eaten as soon
moi—45.011 Aussies Express.
.- ;.For the Cook to Rpad. .
be latest garnish for grapefruit is
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. Cheese ‘ Bails '
For tasty cheese balls choose- well
tiered over the Viol). SW3 000d and moisten with a little cream and net or loan One model shows the
Housekeeping.‘ 111.11.11.11 shite or egg. adding, just to Vi‘rili of 11 cololed not. matching the
instead of making noble entice immune 11 possible to mold the cheese. perky little bow 11111111 fastens the in
nerve with roast polk, try this 11.112131111111011 with suit and paprika then but l‘he Bulgarian colors are often
_Cilt applos in rather thick slices afterfl’orm into bulls. taking (2111c not to introductd ill this way, and if one
o ring them. and put them in a roast- V1111ck the thecsc but handle lightly. chooses the (mic: wisely the effect is
in; pan With U18 liOI‘Li 03!" half 110“? Drop into hot int and took to 11 dcli- charming 11111511111 New York Tribune,
are the pork is cooked llnstc with icate brown. llruln and solve cold —- Tile comioxt dolii ed ilom a low col-
gravy‘and when sort but not broken, New iinlcn.lourlial-".(k1u1ici
‘ m e to hot dish. , ‘ est This comfort may be found in
For. a. variation in baked applet-1,111 if 1011 (on write 11 tclogrmn you can the blcdldi collar. howilrcr, n11d.yet
: pies limb in 111 1111': insert width :1 Stilllill‘l 1111111 111i1. ‘ the shoot 1J. 1 hi h collar is nixcn in
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1the back.
til-11c. They are not as extreme as the-
more generally becoming.
thing so charming in a fluffy, frillyV
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be or the satin. though this is never‘
Wm- ”HEP-Willi some 0110?!!th and flavored My English (heese. grate it as becoming close against the face ns'
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They are
wired at the back and at the sides,
but the wire is almost invisible and
launders perfectly. A pretty Medici
collar of embroidered linen is com
plated by a flat jabot of the shadow
lace, which is attached to the collar
by n bow of black taffeta. Sometimes
it 111.111.1111 of black taffeta or moire,
will finish the color, ending in a not
pump bow in.tlle front.
spreading in butterfly fashion are al-
so used with the Medici collars. "A.
The high collars are struggling for 1 Medici collar in black satin is soften-Is. luncheon 01‘ too can be carried
11 1“ cd by a plaited trill of shadow lace ,‘out by those whose dining rooms may be illlanedn by .doing fancy
and comma“ by a butterfly jabot 0" ““9 ”‘9‘” rolls if ”‘9 ”Name“ on stitches with fadeiess crochet cottons,
ithe shadow lace, which falls in plail- the table is composed of large flowers or the cottons used for such work.
sun such as roses or chrysanthemums. over the 5“an
iron fashion 01111 the shoulders
another style shows a Medici collar of
to lored taffeta with a yokoiike label.
of shadow lace combined with net.
The tiny little vestce, with its buttons
with the shadow lace.
Another new feature in the spring
neckwcnr is the long shoulder point
which calls for collars extending Well
over the shoulder. This idea has been
developed in heavy linen collars, to be
worn with the morning gown. and in!
mm lace for the formal occasion.
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laidcnmnds l'oi it an especial intcr- ‘
cation of Labor and the slots commie
HARD “601115
When they first come. the best time to
break them up. One standard remedy—-
Aycr‘ .1 Cherry Pecloral.
Sol d for 70 years.
Ask Your Doctor. flfimtt'
AMERICA "CAN DiSGOLVE E'UfViOv
7 , 15121111 W‘AR ARMANEN’T
STRUGGLE.
PH 1 LADEUPHIA, ’ April 9.-w-A1nericn
alone can dissolve the tremendous ar-
maments of Europe and turn the na-
tions of the world to peace.
. This was the assertion of Alfred
Noyes, the English poet, in an address
before lilo Ethical Society. in this city,
Sunday. Finch nation is at present
maintaining a great army and navy
because its neighbor is declared Mr.
Noyes The future lies with Ainsrica.
Let her lift the sublime torch of peace
above the world and the nations of Eu-
rope willi‘turn their eyes to it. To
America will go the homage and rev-
erence of alleges.
"The game of half-wilted children;
a‘stupendous modern financial gain
ble: a mthomaticnl problem of slough-
ter. and tithing absolutely without the
faith of the people," were horns of the
terms applied by Mr. 'Noyoa to war as
practiced in Europe today.
"The Great ilresn Table."un the
subject of‘lhe poet's 1111111111. “8th
about it." said be. "are 11111 notions of
the world spending hundreds of rail-
lions of dollars on a dead thing while
their 11111111111111. starve.
“Today war is promoted mainly by
the greed oi land. The present syfi‘
com is against nature. it is anomaly
which will and either in disaster or iii
the final establishment of permanent
peace."
Wise-«M
common-rich 1.1m 1.1111111.
Ill).
millilit'iimaill April 0.--’i‘ho com-
blood labor and 111111111111 committees
111st. yesterday, with the lawyers rep-
resenting the manufacturers, the one.
1
dish. to discuss the libs! draft of o
workmcn'll 1111111111111 1111. It is
at issue and hibernate 111' good for 11V
The new Medici collars are , ‘3
Few things please women more thun- more from satin, from net, from sha-
dow loco and from embroidered ba- alluring women to make purchases. inggV of the fabric, and for becoming,
{the advice may be given to select a
iways know what is acceptable for a
The ' lollilts ’
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lgatherlng. medium coarse; for stitcln the designs on some of the new soft
With the sales or chips everywhere. ing on the machine, line as the revel silks
Newark News writer. The blue Can-'
ion. the Royal Canton, Conlport, ,whe-
ther with the pheasant on the fish
11.111131141111311 are bubs few of the
very attractive wares that are found
your after year and all the year round
in different shops Then. too, if one
clings to a special design, friends al-V
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Flowers on the Plate Hall.
A pretty and unusual decoration for
.I‘
take small crystal vases and place one
blossom, or one blossom with the ac-
companying maiden hair fern, in each
vase Place these at regular intervals
1 of taffeta matching the collar, is edged on the plate rail—say two 01‘ three
feet apart. The loses can be rented
at a crockery storo,.says a writer for
Good Housekeeping. A room with
this floral frieze makes a guy appear
ance. and it is an especially pretty
decoration for an engagelnént party.
i
i
nght Kind of Thread to Use.
Arommon practise among seam-
stresses is to use too course thread.
Delhi on machine and bond sewing,nnd
sometimes it is so course that the
cloth will tear away. Coarse thread
is not always stronger than a thread
suitable to the fabric of the needs. For
.butionhoiee mid sowing on buttons, 11
rattler coarse iill'olid is needed: for
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GONGRESSWOMAN MAY BE NEXT
iN POLlTIOS. ..
The idea of u congres‘swoman is
now and .muy acorn startling but this
is the plan which may be executed in
the State of Wu hlngton. Congress-
man Albeit Johnson of the 1111110 of
Washington had, 11 former managing
editor of The Register told the menu
bers of the stallion Woman's Suiii‘niic
club or their meeting in the ballroom
ill Wnnlljngtoimlm there was no rea-
son under tire sun why a consrcsswo-
man from his state should not sit in
the il-iih congress.
”dint," he said, "hcro‘is 11 plan by
which the first congresaii'omnn luny
come from the state of Washington.
and it she starts her cumpnisn now
she may have no opposition. 0111' 11111111.
111111 lust been ro~districlcd. Falconer
lives in the northwest district. i live
in the' southwest. giAIF‘Gllviiil lives in
the southeast. dirynn and Humphrey
live in the Seattle district. and must
light it out between themselves. One
district covering the entire northeast,
or Spokane section, has no congress-
1111111 now iivinngllbitha boundary.
lit is virgin territory. and i see no
reason why some one of the bl‘aini'
women living there should not aspire
to a gentle ennui-ens with every liope‘
of mucous. The 11111111111116 suffrage
to women in Washington. most of the
nonrandom encouraged Vino Movement
salt are new for it and neither the
man nor tho 11111111111111. should all-
peso this innovation "
lonsressmsn Johnson's ‘suzgeslion
300 women brilliant. and iii. 11111111
mode to carry out the plan
Ann—swam ‘2
cinnamon.
1111s.. April Weller.
silica, 111.111.- of ”in ills
Indochina .11 the 111111111 div
Ifiner still it will often save much
pattern which one can reasonably 011- time if the thread basket is supplied
eariicl models. and' “‘3' therefole, vent to be 101W! at Mill time, Sal's a with all the commonly used numbers
of .cotton tluead, a spool or two of
linen, a paper of ..-needles,
sizes. and heard or live or darning
floss—Commoner. '
'ing colors should be chosen, and if
”he colors are all dark; or light, they
army be utilized, says
leth men of both political parties.
111111 enthusiastically received by the.
111.111" that an emulated offer-twill be .
NOTED DIVINE Gill". IIR‘VIOIV. ‘
easarted
w—
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Briilht ~(lovers for 'Cushions.
Odds snd‘ends of bright ginghams
left over from the making‘of the little
dresses. make very pretty cushion cov-
ers. Ally shapes may be used in the
piecing, ‘and a pretty pattern for a
quilt block will do nicely. Harmoniz-
The pieces may be
made into small blocks or strips and
joined together with beading. either
white or colored. or dress braid, and
the top andbottom may be “tufted"
after a lining of cotton is laid be-
tween—Commoner.
Oven Utilized.
When the small range will not ac-
commodate al the kettles, the oven
the biothcrs’
Magazine. it is a convenient place
for heating the dish water. Vegeta-
bles ordinarily boiled on top of the
store may. be as satisfactorily boiled
in the even if placed ill agate dishes
closely cove-rod with agate pails or;
plates. This in nu excelleui'way of
preventing the”odor cf- 1111111111212. turn-
ip or onions from penetrating the
house.
llctnl fancies. especially gold form
i
1111.1 0111”
The Record In’South Norwalk is I
‘ - T‘. . Unique One.‘
,If the reader has a “bad back” 01"
any kidney ills and is looking for an
effective kidney medicine. better de-
pend on the remedy endorsed .by new,“
pic you know. Dean's Kidney Pills
have given great satisfaction in such
cases. South Norwalk citizens testify
to this. Here is a case of it:
Mrs. J. Flags. 46 Sprilm St, South
Norwalk, Conn. says: “I have not
been as well 'in two years as ‘l have -
been since using Doans' Kidney Pills.
I regret that I did not learn of this
medicine'”wi1en I was first taken with.
kidney trouble for it would have sav-
ed me much suffering. [mud taken
but a few doses before I received
great relief and the contents of two
boxes improved my condition wonder,-
fully. i advise other persons suffer-
ing as i did to get Dunn‘s Kidney Pills
alt Plaistedds Drug Store and give
them a trial.” (Statement 'glren
April 26. 1906.)
Rs-Endorsement.
When Mrs. Flagg was interviewed
several years later she said: "i am
only too willing to confirm my lornier
statement. regarding Dean’s Kidney
Pills. This remedy certainly did good
work in my case.“
For sale by all dealers. Price on
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co.,- Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States. ,
Remember the name—Donn’ s-«V—and
,1.
REPRESENTATIVE KiNG S‘i’ATES
, HIS POSiTiON.
”HARTFORD. April 9.~~1Represenlav
five Cliliis King, of i-‘airfleld. ill report-
ing a home rule bill for New Haven
yesterday, sold in an interview:
"My posiiion in New Haven matters
was this: I had studIQd the New Ha-
ven situation a long time and talked
i
started out opposcd‘to home rule. i
thought that those who were favoring
the bill were asking for a lot that
the people of New Haven Would not
want in their charter. bloat of the
safeguards would be wiped away in
such a bill. but the New Haven peo
pie seemed to think they would like
to try the experiment and the place to.
try it won in the largest city of the
aisle. l therefore withdraw my opposlé
tion in the bi . i believe that all the
New Haven in tiers before the com-
1nittee except those absolutely needed
should be discarded if the home rule
bill 111111111111 1.11.1111 to let the people so-
tcrs imperstivuiy ncedcd should be
pushed as the home mils law probably
will work out slowly i am conviuc~
ed that the sentiment in New Haven
is for home rule."
1-111 sentinel Want commas rodeo
Lbs activities of the 11111 meow-their
1mm With best new
m
1. .mp1 not new 1......» .1.
..wu~m.. -ar«-MU~ warm
New Building Material
1111111111111 Well lean! and onssihlnn
.1... deciles cost of construction.
lusliy orercino'homs rule. 'i‘iioso 11111. ..
l'nkc no other:
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. AMUSEMENTS‘
11
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A week of. gain events and u cloud
spring comical oi yilrict}. livery
act a distinct feature. (if course it
is lit the "Palace of V1111oly‘.’
~‘HOYT’S
"The White House of \‘uudevillo.’ "
X11 ntllnciiou that surpassis 11111 Lil‘-
fining at the $2.110 houses. The omi-
ncni legitimate slur.
Mu. mos. JEFFERSON
and‘Tcn (10) Noted Players.
lll "Cricket omthe Hearth,"be Cline.
incl-tens. A Dickens lllilSil‘l‘illEOG
superbly presented by this noted
star and his associate pluyors. ‘
Welcome return of the strand opera
favorite. Positive nppcilruuce at
every performance.
JJOSEN-HNE MAXWELL.
America‘s preeminent prime. dorms.
in an entirely new leperiorc of
classic some. \iiss biilxuoii lip-
peured‘ at l-loyt‘e at one perform-
ance battled to retire from the one.
gram on account or illness. livery-‘-
body will welcome her return.
1
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The lrish Senator. ‘1
WILLIAM OAHILL,
Monolosist and reconielir trout
Erin's isle. in brilliant witticlsms.
elimin-
A recent minnow gymnastic impor-
ration 11,
Win wanes.
Amusing ocuillbrist, in 11. 11111-1111 11.11-
lei-11111111111.
1
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Fun amt froilc'iirlc.- _
our snares-11' r1110.
Singing comedians. in “M the our
Door."
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cosmic SOON.
c1111.. lowsswi'iii «is w tell.”
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