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“‘1 to 9‘ paste 'With cold “'8’" .in which dissolve one cake or yeast,
All cook for about 10 minutes:
1 one ookin s ooniui each of s it, so
Then add about; c g p a
of any kind of meat that
a": Row meal must always
into i
W! pieces as ‘0” a' stew Meat that light, about half or three ~3quarter 01
i enough
W‘l’uu
‘BLroad as it is Made in Tc'xal,
The following recipe fur bread
Take one quart oi lukewarm water
gar and lord, and :mix with flour
to make dough somewhat
thicker than for pancakes. Let this
stand in a very warm place until very
an hour; then put in bread bowl tw‘o
urry. Season the mixture with“;3 sitter of flour
and u east-into this
t and lry‘ for about 10 minutes 8 D t y '
3,1- or until the paste has worked
' the meat; Cover all with cold'
3 sti dou h, work 11 3 little as 03
tr and set over the fire to boil un- 11' g i g a p
finest is thoroughly cooked, and to double its size; then work into
‘mixlng very little.
.ths flower cracks on top.
Let stand until
Work into
isible. Again let stand until it rises
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.. A black satin evening gown from
chiffon and black not which appears;
on bodice and overskirt we feature
of the skirt is the 1111131133 Of s 113111.-
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the skirt having 1'1 selvege as the only.
finish at the bottom. says the Kanila3s
City Time's. An Alice blue 3193313111
sash finishes the welsh'r. The chiffon
and net are draped over the shoulderm
there being no sleeves. Pink roses.
adorn the wrongs and rhinestone buc«
kiss are used for ornamentation. l
Cietonne comes in such charming
designs‘this season that ‘it looks as
though it would at lest he in favor a3
a dress material.
The Greek draperies introduced
through the «winter are so charming;
‘ that nobody will relinquish them, at
11331111113 IfL your j3tra'w hat ‘is dusty
or rusty from 11 season 3 wear fresh-
on by painting lightly over with com- 9
then 31103 polish, diluted with mixer
is necessary {to make thinner. Try
the same 1111113 on your shopping bag
I! yon get caught in
a rain sn'd your face veil is stringy
and sticky, gather it by the twa ends
and shake out thoroughly and gently,
"then spread over the radiator to dry
'—never in 11' sappy, glutinous heap.
Carefully dried, it will look like new.
i
New dawn ‘i‘hat stood Out Among'
Shirtwsist pattern3 oi! the French
batiste, beautitully embroidered are
very moderate in price. They mnksi
exquisite waists. Often the embroid-
ered designs for collar and cuffs will.
with and addition of lace make a
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A young wile who was always well
informed and brimfut of ideas, stor‘
ice, and current topics, explained her
method thus, writes Merze Marvin in-
Elie Woman’ 3 World.
“l formerly Worked on a daily news: .\v,lthout.
paper where we bad 53 filing cabinet
devoted to clippings and information
on every subject under the sun. When
1 married I resolved to adapt the sysé'.”
tem, on a smaller scale, to my own
needs sud reserved a couple of pig-
efin holes in my desk for the purpose.
Then i purchased at a newspaper of-
ilce two dozen stout No. 12 manila en-
velopes. These ii labeled,
“in pigeon-hols No 1, i placed clip-
pings about gifts holiday celebrations,
,parties and entertainments, high cost
of living, household economics dress,
passes a kitchen cabinet, complete in
details, without wishing she owned
one, but the initial cost is, in many
cases. prohibitive and some must do
awornan need do without the, conven-
In"- a a"
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Maklnp'a Kitchen Cabinet; 1. I
Probably 30 domestic women over
Doing without the patented
cabinet, however, does not mean that
ience. for with a little ingenuity and
work, and slight expense she may a-
chieve at home the some results.
“An ordinary kihhen table, but, bet-
tor yét, 3 pastry table with flour bins,
drawer and kneading“ board. serves as
the foundation. if the ordinary table
is needs shell set under the top,
about a moptrom the door. will serve
admirably to hold two large flour can-
istcrs one for white and one for art»
ham or 3111133111311 dour In small.
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The whole thing may be gotten up
in an expensive or inexpensive man-
ner, says the Chicago Inter Ocean. all
depending upon the resource3 and in«
genuity of the woman: who has charge
of the work. ~ - . .
Grunge and lemonvlrpeel make a fine
flavoring for syrups, jellies and pre-
neryeu.~ '
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tut- ’filum ""13 ’-
ml and“ (1:11! xiv-Milli:
Bluo Rinbbo '
Simple Remedy That. Clears Skin
Quickly of All Eruptions.
'For several weeks phat Frank H.
Baxter has done a big business in
selling Hokara, the skin healer that
has won so many friends in South «j
Norwalk. _: ' »
It has been found to best not only
all minor skin troubles, such as pim-
ples, blackheads, herpes, acme, scaly
scalp, complexion blemishes, itching
feet. piles, etc., but also the worst ‘~ .
sores ulcers, or evén‘ chronici‘eczema.
and salt rheum. There has yet to be
Above these may be placed smaller found any form of wound or disease
Jars for raisins, spices, etc. and alliaiiecting the skin or mucous mem- _,
the ingredients needed for bolting. brane that Hokara does not help, and L
The other sheltes may hold niixing its action is so quick that those who
howls. cups and the like, and at the try it are simply delighted with it.
sides of the shelves should be, screwed right (10111 the start. '
{brass hooks to hold egg; beater, can 3; Iii spite of its Libiu'sunl curative pow-
opener, mixing spoon. and so forth. erg, the price imtijiliing. To convince
It the table top is covered with kevery one 3111... merits, Frank H Bax-
zinc, the cabinet will now be complete ter will, cell’s, libero glandular for 250.
and ready to use. end will leave nolAnd remember the if you do not
lodgings tor ‘n more 3la'borate one. it: think it does what it claims you get
or canisters may be kept common! and
sugar, and there will be room side for
the broad 1361:.
A series of shallow shelves built.
above the table, against the wall, will
hold any number or glass jars for dry
groceries. spices. etc, and one may
now purchase for ten cents apiece
glass jars with aluminum covers.
which still hold a week's ssupply of an
gar or cereal.“ As many or these as
can be afforded and do are required
should be purchased and iind their
piacé on 'the lower shelf
any rate {or evening wear.
Leslie cupiul of rice in many wa-'
1111 cloudiness is removed second waist. for the material may be attractive 1‘0““ plans, “0“"? decora-
matched and enough bought to eke m“ and applied “”1 gardens, fancy
out what is needed - work and two envelopes for receipts.
-Sta'mped dresses for children come , "I“ pigeon “0‘0 N“ 21 placed ”Wk
in lawn of many colors ~and also in reviews “d authors “"1 nowipiays
galntea, pique, linen. chamhrny and and players, prominent people, cur-
other wash materials. The patterns "3‘" events, poems, family history
are simple or elaborate.——Ncwark data. nature study, vacation hints and
News. two blank envelopes for other sub-
' jects in which i might become inter
.esied ~
Hand painted materials are very. “into these envelopes went all clip-
modish for evening ”a" pings from magazines and newspapers
Satin cloth is used a great deal for pertaining to these subjects When a”
trimming "Mk9 °t 33““ friend went to Home to live i added
Natty jackets ‘°t satin 0" fl 9“ ‘ltely’ so that i could keep in touch
silk mateiasse give a decided 1113.11» with her. When my club began to
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lsized loaves. The success of this All cloths, whether tailormades or
and plungeinto a quart of boil 1 recipe consists in two points- always soft gowns, must positively look limp
water, adding a teaspoonflll of keeping the right temperature (“"8“ and clinging; anything in the least
it at! a bit of land the size of 3 ill let it 5“ cold) and early starting in firm or stiff looking is taboo; I
31ft; Boil for 20 minutes. Remove 'the morning We usually set our A gown uith black satin body has a
drain and hill: with two heaping ’f’f‘“ “bu“: 3° 81nd by “i more 10 draped blue serge skirt, carried above
lespoontuls or butter. Pour over;0 be“ our read 3 0‘" °f “‘3 oven the waist line. The black satin opens
as much honey as the taste re-l """"’ in front over a creamy chemiset’te Of
, es. Some prefer Mme, Moetcr-i C”‘°"°'° F°W'- butiste. .» .,
ck’s way of heating the honey as in casserole cooking the meat or A charming sleeve is loose and flow-
L’ nlways does tor rice and for use fowl should be first cut in pieces and ing to below the elbow,i then it is
hpnncakes or griddle cakes :lightly incurred in r saucepan with drawn together and buttoned over the
, ey tencs‘ké i3 md'de by creaming butter or dripping, then put on in the back of the arm, its bright lining
cup l of butter and adding to- it a casserole with a little water and up showing in a most artistic way.
of thick sour cream and twoipropriatc seasoning. Cook with beef, riponges of every conceivable sort
opens of clear honey blending the when half done, onions carrots p rs- will l3 the vogue this summer—chock-
. clients thoroughly Then four.nlps. potatoes, abny leo't' and salt 1'1 9'3 iind guided and oi various finishes.
33 are added which had the whites pepper. The vsgetabissgigmepye \ ifii"'l"l1'éy"'uil’i‘fje deed for the chic little
1! "yolks beaten separately. Two: 'chichen, 33,15 ths..New Haven“ ion :11 iailormadea 111111.301 trimmings of
01111113 of lemon juice are added‘ '(‘ourier. ale small potatoes, chestnuts, dressas.--Pittsluiigi1 Gazette Times. 9
their four cupiuis of flour and a. very small ubite onions, tomntoes,
p oniul of soda and two of cream and add» when nearly done, some .1 Hats Renovated.
‘i', litter. This cake is halted in a mushrooms. Chicken in most dclect- it wont felt hai sels'rain abntted. '
is rate oven .. .nbie if a low slices ol‘ bacon are cool;- use very fine sandpaper to restore its
,. .ffrice with honey is :1 nutritious 1 ed in the first helper the cooking and gloss and smoothness, inking Care to
tacie ior copious German notes. Thus
my cabinet grew, so that not. it have
four pigeon holes and 48 en1elopes..
containing a usciul fund of informs '
tion‘ on every subject in which i am..1
or expo o be interested logically;
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