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, '—--'---«u— r, {clined footstboi. The dull malio our Or Does Everything YOU Eat Distress
.pootetoola have always been made frame, covered with n cushion the ox . You
in various French periods of iurni three inches thick is only on inch or1 ‘V . ' .,
tare. for France is the home of the so from the floor in front. The buckl Experts ““1“” “l“ the ”“5““
modern iootgtool. and no .room fur-Ila pelhnps eight inches from the floor “mm” disorders are 5" common “1
linked in any 0i the historic French. Small Virginia colonial mahogany 'h'glcmfirin‘” ‘2‘” ‘0 ”my ““1
Slides would be complete without so footstoolii with bulging ends are espe- 1': 51:: 3d smodoeatillgVVdVlVSVtomac:
companyihs footstools. ' But within ciaily suitable to rooms tarnished so imam; 0,289,133“ 0" m” a
the Mt year or so footstools have with American colonial furniture. John Lifld. of 01““an N. ‘r..
been demanded for use with every A“ ““30““ “WWW“ {01‘ use in 9' says: "I’hiid a. bad stomach trouble for
sort of furniture. and today the best. T001“ not necessarily' colonial in do: fifteen years and h e cam e so weak that
dealers meet “”3 demandwith 3 ”'3' sign is a reproduction from an oi-zi 1 could hard-1y walk or. do any work.
wilderlng assortment. \ ' ”English piece of furniture The legs My appeum‘mg very poor. a‘nd it
These present-nay footalools are‘nOt are thin and spindling and are con seemed impfiggme to get, any relief.
the small dolllike articleswliichgave posted with rounds. The top is 9. Since taking_ItW0 bottles of Vinoi I
pleasure to our srandfath‘ors. They aim of braided rush. The stool stands find that it has already made a re.
are sizable pieces oi furniture. most about a foot high. maritable improvement in my health,
0‘ them 12318 inches perhaps and Li lo stools which resemble old-I my digestion is much stronger. and I
they stand from 8 ‘0 13 inches from fashioned hassocks are also made of have gained in weight ”
the “0°" Some ‘0 be 5““: are small- [upholstery stuffs mounted on woodeni Vinol makes weak stomachs strong
ler, perhaps eight inches wide, a tootjframes or bases. Some of these are because it strengthens and tones up
long and ’0‘" 0" 1"" "WM” “0"" the tufted with a button in the middle. the weakened, tired and meriaxed
“0°11 These generally ““9 little arms some are almost cushionllke in their nerves of the digestive organs.
0" handles at the ends and can beisoflnens and some have the octagonal Vinol is easily assimilated by the
easily carried from place to place. Itm‘m- Th‘ése octagonal foototools are weakest stomachs and is delicious
Colonial designs of irat-ions sorts iespeclally attractive ’ to the taste
seem to take the lead in populorltl’w __ , Tr a’bottle ol‘ Vlnol with the im-
Exceptlng in formal drawing rooms it 10.3.2339; “turns; :frdoflznizl dertaynding that your money will be
. ninnce at Fashion Fellini-es .;
émall Hstpnlnn the Height of Style
The Russian blouse will be“ much
worn, not only in. morning costumes.
of cotton, but in crepe d ‘
teriiooh dresses. Doucil't .
ly restoring it and is. usinguay ' *‘
crops for the skirt and n brocaded
crepe de chine for the auspisn blouse;
with a touch of bills}: satin for the
collar and cuffs. V , , Oriental typo. tilts conspicuous
Small hats are the height?“ st suture is the very. large waist The
To wear with the Vllowei'ed hats and: low waist line is showll. and mew of
silk mulls there are lists made entire-I top new French sewns show mdch ful-
iy or flowers A vehl lovely close~inoss bellman: hip and knee the low-
fitting shape- is made of pansies inVer pert oil the 311M being kept ex-
different shades of purple. Lit-tie caps treely narrowl
of tulle "will be much worn this Blim-
mar. writes Grace Margaret Gould in“
the Woman 3 Companion. 'Vl‘woicoiors
that are being much used are orust- w V
of bread and cafe on iait Plotures- Pearl and smoked pearl buttons are
one little- hats of erust-ohbread straw “WT ‘0 trim modifih gowns.
have brocadod satin tam o’shsnter ...__v. - .
flaw“. Veils most worn have lace patterns
The color combinations fashionable and are 1“ blackVand white.
at present afford many a, pitfall for
the women who isn' i just sure what
she wants. Greens and yellows are
much combined and also many shades
of blue with a most vivid toned ENGR-
is worn pith «buttoned or nob/es
one prefers. ' I I
Now that tiounoes are again in Va V
sue, very beautiful ones are seen.
Those in white mousseiine do sols em-
broidured in live colors are the new'
eat. The ounces will be white and
1th ‘ mbroiderod desist) red and yel~
lo sud white or green and blue.
ery new silhouette is known
‘Appie Canopus, crepm: sfibayou Sauce 3
Cut bread in one third inch slices;
{and shape with u; l-zoun-l Cutter about"
four inches in diameter. Saute in but
tor Pure and out apples in halves;
then remove cores, making cavities.
'Siiute apples in butter (cavity side
down) in a covered pan When apples
are halt done, turn. “ii‘lli cavities with
red paste that will be firm sugar, and continue the‘cooking until
Pack in small Jars“ apples his soft. Places. half apple on
O ‘ each piece of spilled bread; pour
Oysters With c‘avlsr. .. around cream ennui/on sauce " ‘
l the required number of oys-
flowing five large or six small
each person. and remove the
in the deeprshell (the lower
"t nteespoontui of seasoned
a carrier, place an oyster in the
.. caviar, garnish with a tiny
1' parsley. and serve on a bod
, he Epicure.
,noAppie Marmalade. \- I;
ore and chop the pineapple. f
'd allow a pound of sugar to
V d otfruit. Mix well and lot
cold place over" night in
, ‘ c‘ook about; half an hour,
through a sieve. VRVeVVturn to
tern of an hour until a clear
cream Subsyo'n Sauce.“
.P-ut one cupfui oi- liiillt and one cup
mi of cream in saucepan. place all
range and bring to the boiling point.
Beat the yolks of two eggs until thick.
and add two tablespoonfuis of sugar
Pour hot milk and cream gradually,
‘ while stirring constantly, on egg mix
ture, and cook in double boiler live
minutes. Add one half, teaspoonful of
vanilla and a. few grains of salt. Pour
gradually, st ring constantly, ‘whites
of No 6385,; eaten stiffn
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Most all of the trimming of the new
mlllinery is at the net. '
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Italicized Apple PUddIno
. in, pure core. and cut apples in
‘ are; then cut quarters in slices
wise; there should be {our cup,
i: a. stale small baker's'loai in'
. .9! remove 311V soft mm anal Baked Oysters A la Cobum
ii, y rubbing through a colander. Stir over the fire summer of a
no tullrth cupfuL of butter. and pound of butter and a‘ teaspoonfui of
Cheek materials in gay colors are
to be combined with plain materials.
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The new hats are
trimmed . with
aduplly t crumbs stirring in cream until they are thorouxhlty min- vermiiiioh red appears in many of the ”0’1 ””90“ I“ tell 1°91”: ”“9 wings. i u u h 1
iii a fog-k Co‘ver bottom of gled Then add a tsblespoouful of an new trimmings. For instancepsn oth~ '7?" I Bimzdafiihm$gt§3:10.113”;graham” are also used I“ footrests. returned M I it Ike? not new 5370;.
A novelty introduced this season is I l . Frank H. rBanter, drugglst. 0“ ‘
edpuddllig dish with one third C‘fipvy splice, and a small quantity erwise conservative white bstiste - rest 01 the furniture but a mahogany MISBIOn iootstdolsmre made 90" “19 No valk Conn
rumba, and spread over one each of cayenne pepper and grated blouse will have the sleeves finished'gwds‘wuh a bonded border. footstooi in colonial design fits in bar “WW 1'0”“ furnished in ““5 “We rv. ’... ' ’ ~—
stir apples. Milt one fourth lemon peel Continue stirring this or with turn- back cuffs of vermillion red Many walking-Estonian have wide monflougly in 8.“? room where mahog» With straight 05k frames in the vim. OUCH‘
I sugitr‘. one founh'lteaspoon-vier the fire until hot. Then pour half crops, and vermillion red buttons will “mm which extend em” below the any (“51mm l3 used 0119 4““ finishes applied t“ ““9310“, lie—1 was a fool when I married
One of the most serviceable foot, furniture. upholstered in leather or you.
stools is shown with a mahoganyibuflw They are sometimes madeV She—«l knew that. but I didnt real-
Iframe in sit-sight. simple lines, withiwnh “we“ tops, and “med "’9" “’0’ inc that you couldn’t improve.
red brown or green leather cushioni tare 3130““ ‘Mlh mahogany ir.amea
Tapestry iu’verlous dull hose and up Th in! d f ‘ iii:
holstory of other sorts in colors that "‘ “"33 “0 “8 5° 3‘” 0" a 30"" Ollicers' Association of the Norwa
“root as Dr. Thomas Electric Oil 1'—
would blend with the color scheme l Cure itiu 316w hours. Relieves any Fire Department will be held tome
of molest any living room are also? pain'lh any part , row evening. -
fasten the blades down the front
One of the new Square shaped platt-
gratsd nutmeg. a few grains of of this mixture into a dish and lay
’ ad the grated rind and juice 0: Vplump oysters In it Streiw Parmesan
. lemon. sprinkle one half of clleebe and blood crumbli'hwerfiti‘th 9. ed and lsceirimmcd jabots‘ of mull in} ogmch feathers made into fancy
over apples; then sprinkle little‘salt‘- and pepper nihilltibélilipour made with a very odd feature. it is shapes have taken the place of hi
another layer of crumbs, remain on tile renlaindor of the’ infi‘luro'f‘rtop . divided in the middle, and on one side, grotto; on “13 new mlillnery.~—~Pitts-
pies and mixture. (‘over with pins off with a thin layer of bread,“ the label are baroque pearl but- burg Gazette Times
be, and bake i0 minutes, Serve crumbs and cheese. Bake until bi'o’wn- tone and oil the other side are silk
. ,V ed in a brisk oven—Montreal Star. embroidered buttonholes. The label!
. natural waist line.
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sh'ould civilized man be so? is the
reason to be found in the stiff hat?
I M .I .. 75*
I. V V , CENTENARY OVF THE ”TOP HAT.“ ‘
It is proposed to celebrate the eel»
tenor; of the high but although this
badge of male aifiuoncé, if not of re-
apootnbility. seems to have existed be
fore 1813.- Made of hoover skin. plush
or silk, high-crowned hats certainly
A‘CARUI "‘
This is to certify that all druggisis‘
.ore authorized to refund your money
if Foley’s Honey andV'i‘ar Compound
existed bolero that year; but they will game to cure ,5'0‘" cough or 0°"?
ei approximated trumoted cones than “I" h“ isomer, 1'8". ““5" ”at“: 'T
the cylindrold shape which has sinc'lusedtli‘oley ‘5 13°“? N“! T“? Com-
ohinined—a-ns witness the shaggy yoiu 3’0““ for “V9 yours ““1 "-31%“
low I‘g‘mndrfluier'fi hat," “1"! "18 ”arl 'gh'el in)“ beat of iiiiisiuctioil and “1*
lug hull 1.")th of 1118 ““9”“an Imus times a cough or cold ' Refuse
and Tiler too" period the lolly stove substitutes. 1‘" ‘me 9" “fl “”5.
. pipe which Lincoln walls and the tile 3‘5"“ . I
‘of today, which no in idontiai luau I "‘"‘""“"‘"
l The [weekly meeting ol‘ Douglnss
duration and no houseb d can be with ‘ V
out. «For n couturl at least the high bowler. W. R' C" 3‘0- 15. will be held
hilt has been chliizuiioue symbol or tomorrow
aoiuber splendor: it had been the all , ‘
postings of mans higli‘cst some»; in WOMAN'S |Lls
, GEEH FORGOT“ To.
likable. IH,VTHF. lCE-I. ..
' Fish
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in Lon-
.don no senileluan engine stock ox-
foiled” will venture across the" street.
V’ however but the August day, not thus
~ , ~- ballooned in imitate which the lan-
f l- 5'" gin potentetb will evidence his novel:-
I I ; vivre by receiving the explorer clad in
‘ it"stovopipe." though Inciting army
2 . “critter, adornment rare oceanic of graph
l" l u . - I who: ever sphere of existence.
‘ Sim-was you
Even R KID?
HERE}. woo KID Fair our»
'THH'I' CFIKSE on ICE. “
libel! iilnlt albatross makes up thieVquok 2‘2"}!!th buttons adds to the
waist charmingly.
‘ ins, and possibly also ii iolnoloth. m
I the high but plenum may all "reunited
person sites" be recognised; and. in
ii. line a rolling, smariueutoi. the decelulivo scheme.
collar attached to n olieliillieite not An extremely smart shirt weird or
in the new fashionable arrangement. embroidered linen, "with drop should
The collar is of whitobilit partly over. or the latest ward in sleeves and a
I ' homo institution. «on recruit to edit.
5 . more in no other “ink or initiations
lion. Who would lousy enter an
’oauibsiie of stale them» not driven
by a conclusion adorned with a “plus,"
no matter how old its vintage? The
tilt! is ever reserved for otii‘iiuiionsI
when it tops the utmost puleh‘i-Ituiis
of Which mill iii ospiiils; Ill/ll "out V
indeed is be who can wear it an M
fully and “no busily as a camel-Mars
Minimum faintly, tent and bish-
itiVV ‘ and all, or I blitho little
it
i hero's Vegetable
; wild} with
front not! feel -
chemo write
and tell should.
lwn hi on from is»
laid With new nliworur lace ’i‘lny‘rolllng collar of hcmsiliahod linen.
folViow up agencies:
. at clubs. the mayor. school
hoani-‘,, board of health, oiiperinioucb
pent of schools. school improvement are
satiation. mineral congress, parent
toucherii’ association. oiinrity organi-
sation society, tuberculosis loam.
visiting uuruos‘ ssoociatibtl.‘liodlh or
sanitary committee at the board will!
trade. homo», orphanages, etc. >
in addition the individual clubs its
hot to use their influence with the
«armors of their billion with ii vials
of polling public attention to the im-
rloiili lmuoriiineo to the forthcoming
humid“. .
The, outfitter will be held under the
osmosis o! President Wilson, and
' its 'Vmidsuoy of (inertia: w.
Women's stuns 'ro amnion
VFOR SCHOOL HYGIENE.
linen the invitation of the sliced"
tire committee organising the Fourth
til than 1», international "Chum" on school Hy
lid
backache uteri all
. the time. 1% liter
WELL» WHENW , I "'
WENT owner“ » « w '
have been
”gonna.” hmwwpaoobed.
I ammo Vegetablecom
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ileum , , '1}, a metric.
' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' fiscpwgmig yum made in this country setting school
” lira. rims. senor 2.13mi finish; before the world. 'ljllo forth
W 5121’. ' ‘ «r coming ceasi- ii. the. Vilmt to be held.
mediums General Federation of We»
men's Clubs, under the presidency of
mm“ ,dirl. rem Y renumber- in mail
3 in: piece to tails pm In the inert
mm bromide glory iii
‘ n thallium» inquires The diurnal? of
tits unwritten biedidui _ Annals
Norwalk Chronicler