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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 14, 1913 · page 10

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r9 anemone nix/unpies. on sprinkle of nutmeg. Then pour on Correct dress for the business w0~ At one of the large deportment with its surroundings of hundsome Take three been necks mid mail: one ; Around the picture, sti‘lkpinsppenrl

115,391,; 0 small sections and fill the one quarter milk. Bake in a. medium 9mm is a subject that" is often under stores a" compromise who recently efnsowns. rugs and furnishings seen in lutobloclts one inch square by pulling and hold it the satin used is yellow,
“Sprinkle tlu9~99ughi the fruit. oven an hour and a hull’. Do not stir;diseiissiou.9und '11 13 sometimes hard footed between the management and all modern gown hectlons. out threads.

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porters or a cup of anger at at nil. neither before our niter it far the wage ‘ourner to decide Just the employees whereby the latter are The secret of a beautiful black mes. Stillal‘efi on top. ,bllhtfiflogwlm’i mm" WW "lml‘l‘ln- 11. 1'0“ “'15" 3'0“ c“-

h of salt, a little nutmeg, and 9. goes into the oven The time or hair whnt is proper for business was allowed the privilege of wearing 331mg dress mowed shows tbefll‘mly near ednes. Trim to desired arrange the various colored plus 98‘
L rich or poor. Put on the upper mg may very; but bake until the rice it has been hold that “dress is like white or black wnists at their gsoro alight cost at which one may dress size Work in cross stitch, with strips round one pioture.i TWO pink, three 9;.
L :1“ 911 with a fork bind shows above the milk sud it is dune u poem a symphony or a plcturefi' tlorl. with the- limitation thnt these g‘fx yards of silk were purchased at of cloth one inch wide any artistic penrl, two blue “L10” gold pin, re ‘9
mid eke until iiMllGB ere EVery grain is separate. The milk is and it is not only the details or an waists he of a material which shall 9. 31119 for 31 a yard and with 75 cents colors or designs mourdeiis in dark nested until the trims is made, otters l
y‘pierciug "with u straw. like lieuvy cream and it is delicious, 9cesgorieg whit-[1131109119111 blend into one not be transparent, no lower than for findings a strikingly handsome and light blue old chambruy or denim a very good arrangement where the.
hot or cold. if the oven is too hot, harmonious effect but the surround- round neck and with sleeved covering ,gown was produced at acost 0136.759 is excellent light ground, dork boljdliil WWW!“ 0010’“ Bills are “896- 99
Pie—liters and remove iilC- milk evaporates and the pudding lugs must be appropriate or the re the elhows. It was made by the ‘saieswomnns and “933311; 3.9 “We white lssi’defilledl The D1115 ”93111? frame the little
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es and either steam or cook dry. , " —--—-—- = . ‘ be artistic and beautiful at the then- queutly seen it is not unnatural for importation, severely plain, but stylish grass. Kate Qrcennwaysfi windmills, miniature is the result.
LlPl‘ésLs through a sieve and for one 1116' ‘ “Never-Foil" SauerkraUt. her or party would be most inappro- obserié‘rs to wonder if it is a party in every detail yet not extreme, for are all9 good. Edge with buttonhole . 9 ——-.——
9 one and one half cups of pumpkin. (‘liop cabbage very fine, suit as for p9rlute behind the counter or in the waist which has been taken into buss no well dressed womnu We”; ex» stitcl; stripsh firings: it preferred ' 9 New Kerchleu.
tbtep quortere of a cup of sugar. 1W0 cd‘okiuu. Put in keg oi slung jar with office. “‘935- We ‘0 b9"? YVOl’ll" “1-9. 1‘ “ill is trainee in fashions either in busin‘ei’ss mm is, was a 9 *3 egfiiM-‘MS All‘ A: one time any handkerchief that
395- slightly beaten. one half tea- open top Make a stemper of an oak, Neamess and simplicity are the the case, his poor eco omy, for‘much or society > t 99. . . geles Express.

had its snowy whiteness sullied by a
1100111111 91 Ball. one quarter teaspoon- block or n wooden) potato masher dominant factors to be considered by depends99today'upon'tho dl‘fififi Of the 9 A large outlay of mom}. is not re W colored border wait considered poor
(L ofcinnamon, one teaspoonful of Neier use any metal. put large plate 'the business woman who would be business woman. Watching the ML qtllred for tho vhusiubss woman to be “01“": Pl“ 0" Pl" Caoe. taste, but now we mot only thing col-
i193 r9, and mo cups 0 milk Bake 0v“. kl'mlt. weight with large stone, well dressed .smcuy tailor made vnncement from one position to an- well dressed but good judgment ”‘9. A quaint and useful pin case can be orod borders quite desirable, but pale‘
so tin lined with pastry. Lgkunp as often as you conveniently garments seem to be alwnys some other it is noticeable thnt as a rule 3‘" selection of styles and materials fashioned with a 1);; of satin and a colored hendksrchi‘efg are also chos-
tn'rd Pie—Line a deep [inn with can do so 190 or 12 times a day is not priate to}; business wear. but there those who drew- neatly and olblniy m as“ ntin‘ end 9159 careful considers postcard chflll'é Select a picture ore“: and the newest thing is 9. 00101-8“
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The business women in required to hanging or his picture. Ladies," which can be secured in e“ I“ both handkerchief and hem “13
i’our into it the following mlxtul'er Porto Rican Dish. better. be up to date in dress as in se‘very9 ..-. , “mu”..- Splendid reproductions on postcards, 901““ are l'el'l' delicate. “1mm“ 1’13““ v...
one Illllt 90f scolded milk, “dd 0““ Prepare all old fashioned hasty Dild- When one notes the sheer lingerie. other line. but9this should not he ex-9 TOWN FORGOT ELECTION DAY; says the New Orleans Picyune 6“ in tints. 9
L cup of sugar, the yolks or three dim; by uddlng Indian meal' to bollluxw waists cut with extremely low noel: pensive for the average woman if she __.___ 9 Cut the picture outl and out two 9 . .
. one half teaspoonful of salt and water suited and sugared 1181110“! and nbmo the elbow that are worn by :lias learned to use a ueedlé success “We Promise Not it Do it Again,” pieces of cardboard inst the same A sm°°thl Manager.
climb vanilla or nutmeg. Lastly. stir from the fire and odd one egg and u some salesgirls in the stores, there qul.ly The one who has not- may well9 . 1,331! Cltv FLather. 9size. Cover hue piece of cardboard "I don't lmow how to refuse a giri'
‘ be beaten ‘nhite o the 'eggs. .‘ liiitle butter, knead the mass on a is approval by the public in the Stand'be an‘o'bjsct of pity to" her mOre 101‘.- ' 9 , with muslin and the other with 9emplo§ment I hate to send e‘m away
6usturd pie must bshe slowly and is floured board and form into rolls which is taken by many iirms to do 9tunnte sisters. A little remodelins.9a HAMP'DON. Neb.. All?“ “PM” satin. The satin may be any color de. feeling downcaet’W 9,
' 6 when ulmife inserted in the can. about the size of sausages and fry in away with the practise. it is desired few touches here or there, will he town forgot to hold its ahnual election sired, and should be chosen uocord- “I always send 'em away smiling.
si- of the onetard comes out clean. ‘ ;doep fut serve hot. A little ment by the management of some stores 9quently freshen ups dress which has on April»! and it will be held on April ing to the tones in the picture. Tell 'em frankly they're so good look-
coconut Pie-disc the same re,9 may be chopped and Dillclld lnslde if that the sulesgirls wear black Walsis lbecome slightly out of style and will 15. ' | Over hand the two covered pieces lug they might disturb the edicts
L 1). allowing a cup of shredded col desired -1103 Angeles Exéregs but there are some objections on the make it entirely suitable for another "We just forgot about the election,’ of cardboard together then paste the work "—éLoulsvllle Courier-Journal
0311“th stand in the 1““ milk {01 1° ‘purt of the girls themselves whichlsenson's wear, particularly of it is said axmembcr of the town board. “We pictu on the muslin covered curd-l9
minutes before using. ‘ 1M9 are not uurennomble Unless the mn-Iinade of good substantial material. shall try not to let it happen again" boa , taking care to have it tit ex- "us Wlll. Iu“ EST MOI-“Hm l
ried fruits should be stewed and lieriul is of expensho quality. black' Public opinion seems to permit the Members of the town board should aCtly- no”; an” am 1.0““. m Children ..
eemned before lllfllllllg info plos.—- GHIGHESTlER s PILLS 'tannot be laundered successfully. duo‘snleewomnn of certain departments of have boon elected. Contrary to the Cover a brass ring with crochet silk W "a“ M Mil-hum. am 1;“
ode-m Pllscllla. Luau-.1133 “3’2§A:§l"ér ' ‘mnnv contend that n dress which is the stores more dressy gowns than state law, the saloons of Hampton matching the satin and fasten it to stoma, 131.011.1999“ mm “a bugginio
9 9 t’i‘:ll.:‘ 9155‘». 3:13: mr'il’b'i'i ;worn continually at work requires other sections of the same store 0|" Milt open Oil All“! 1 find the keepers the top 01’ “ll? miniature. “‘0“ “dd :19 mmmmm.m “fl”; ' 9991;331:133“ till:
f‘ Poor Man’s Pudding ! o§f&;§"§?u3milll_'¥°n “"133" laundering whether it shows that it those linomces. Witness the gowns say they also overlooked thnt it was loop of ribbon, so it can be suspended lfieln Childronllkeihem-;’g:glom mlmonllll. 0
over the bottom of dish scatter one: fl£fiilagAééifigtligii§§E§3 'ls soiled or not, and many girls are wmn by theswomoih who sell lllllLl election dart ' at the side or the dresslns mllle. ll “‘mdlDWeimet "1; afiel'odfli'nn.
wollwashed raw ”“9 “ML Sih'nlelejfimLsLIS HFR‘WQLE; unable to afford 11 quality which is line of incr‘t‘huudlso A plain black Hampton has 600 people. you can't crochet thebrnss ring. wrap ' ' ' 9 a.
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