of , Pineappleg'top Makes
,ome' Decoration. , V
\
an iron kettle. school is Open for the BridI.
Cool: vegetables as soon afterhgathw.
.1 ’L’W’nhi’ fl. H“ I“ I"
“>“\‘Su\‘h‘lt on .0.
those the individual plates,
.uV
peppers V ‘
A boon for women who marry, with. and salts, etc. ~Harpcr‘s Bazar.
u'w’n ‘- o: a army's—I‘v- no
to .\.s‘\‘ ‘\u\lln-s\u\‘
about Made In VIlV-Vied StyleI .
Think of having 32 new pairs of out»
harp/p, ”.1
‘\‘K‘\‘\
i -’,,"‘.
'woman wants some high shoes in her
wardrobe, and there are some with
,1]
was min only: an savior Av/avfan
Inn.“ was axe-lant- -\-\V*\V‘\-
corrected this fault by l; discreet use
of potted plants. inside Window bones.
out hauls prepared for the duties , ‘ ‘
has
be are always looking for erlng as possible. lcloth tep‘s and white buttons that are
_ ’tom made shoes all at one time! That. etc. The Dutch dining room some»
51....
Needle NoteI.
ut of the ordinary
”home decorutlonVV find a
ting plant grown from the
top-‘0! the ordinary. pine-
. e placed in a jar of water
avee above the surface. and
days fine roots will appear,
short time a mass oi! root
,. ill have formed,'nnd the fol-
iil' then grow rapidly, rousing
uVl plant _that resembles some
“is
etch and study carefully a
sloping Young students in
ill find in this experiment
7 5. well worth the time re-
to care for it.
the jar after the roots for_m,
out to start the roots in
tends to darken cabbage, .cauli.
“‘brussels sprouts.
in'
be top is cut ircmthe £141:th
”of those odd things people”
Cook uncovered Dandelions,‘ spin~ connected with keeping house
ach, green peas. cauliflower. cabbage been announced by the Margaret Mor-
Cheap handkerchiefs for school chil-
ond brusseis sprouts .wSpoVkaneV Chrom rison Carnegie school for women, save idren can be made out of gheer lawn
.icle. the Delineator.
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Tomato and Cheese Salad.
For tomato and cream cheese 'salad B Scott. assistant resistrar, elves ass
out a tomato into eight parts and an surance that it will include instruction
range to form a ower shape. Fill the in all necessary to make a husband
center with chopped celery and cream happy so far as his purse and appetite
cheese end garnish with celery leaves, me concerned
mayonnaise dressing to be poured An additional feature ‘8 the 511'
over‘ at the last moment. ‘Servmtllig nouncement that the course will not
salad very cold .-——Atlanta Constitution interfere with “0118911016 duties, ”Ute
may he assimilated by devoting to it
Steak With Mexié‘an Sauce. the few hours a week formerly given
Fry one onion in one tablespoon to matinecs and afternoon teas
butter until brown, add two green pep- The “1‘39“” “101059 cooking. from
9915 orbne or two snluu red peppers The boiling 0! Eggs and p181“ frying
outline, one cup canned tomatoes and t0 the making 0‘ pastry; treoreii-
.one, clove garlic ”finely chopped Slm- cal dressmaking and practical shirt~
mer “mu all are cooked, add one tea- waist making, as well as sensible sou-
spoon good table sauce and a little in?! and millinelmy
celery salt. Seiecta steak at least one 90“”‘9 “SW 553 and requires 011”
and a (mortar inches tl,lick own over one “10th
live coals to suit the taste and pour
sauce around it. ‘
Good Form at the Table.
2. ‘“ Ally dish from which a person it
_ This ‘mpmm P°l=l°°° table helps herself should be offered
Adi" 1‘ “me “3““; 90“"19‘30“ at the lett When it is offered it
half tenspocnl’ul, if six people die to
't
The brides entire '
floor from getting disorderly—Modern
The leaders 0?- this lor India linen dresses.
iinstitutiou have arranged a thorough}
lcourae lVor brides and Miss Dorothyi
Crocheted bed spreads are the fault-
ion chain. One of the prettiest pat;
term; is formed of blocks crocheted
together and may he made of carpet
warp or a coarse white twisted cro-
chet cotton.
When sewing buttons on, if a nar-
row piece of tape is threaded through i
the button and a small hole plercedi
through the article and the tape drawn
through, and the ends of the tape
‘etitched down flat on the wrong side.
ithe button will be found to last as long
‘11.; the article. —V~Bllffalo Commercial
Shoo: Pinned. _
TI'B' keeping the children notices to-
gether in pairs by the use of clothes-
pins. This will relieve the mother
and the owners of the shoes oi‘con-
stunt sorting, and will keep the 'closet
i
. Priscilla.
Popper for Mice.
Cayenne pepper is excellent as a
‘ Sailor ties are low shoes that aren't
ties atVall but are fastened with bucv
is the order One Woman placed withl.
a New York tootgear firm the other
day. says a Tribune writer. And with
the order came 32 samples of cloth——
each one a bit from one of her new
spring gowns. That woman as 80'
lug to haven pair of shoes to match
each oncdi‘her new gowns. ,
"it‘s impossible to fix on the number
of pairs of shoes a weliidreased'wo
man must lime in list wardrobe,"
satellite shoe man who told of this
order.
Sailor ties with. cloth
quarters meaning the, tops of” low
shoes—«are very popular, and when the
cloth matches the wearers' suit or
sewn the shoes are very effective.)
glee.
this shop
still cells so to distinguish them from
oxio‘rds, which button.
There are many different suitor ties
“Some hava more, some lets." ‘ \
quarters—:4
They are called ties because'
egun as tips, and they are:
very sprinfiiike. And every; woman
wants as many pairs of mules as she"
can have. v, .
‘ There- are some0 attractive mules
this spring.- One rose-colored satin
pair, with just a tip for the toes to
snuggle in and a'sole and high heel.
found mules with boudoir slippers.
:Mules are pretty. graceful. saucy; bou.V
doir [slippers are comfortable. ,
There is nothing particularlynovel
in the satin slippers, as they are still
ornamental or- plain—the some old
stylesnbut there is something new in
bath slippers. These are Bulgarian
bath slippers. gorgeously’embroidered,
with brilliant colored flowers, ‘
'l‘o heap lettuce fresh for some time
wash thoroughly. shake off the water
land put measures In a tin pail tightly
covered, then set it in a cool place.
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VKeep Dignity or Dining Room.
l
«wills afternoon shoe par excellence.
' darn pair of the custom-made variety
htis some little touch in the cut or fin-i
ten to distinguish it from every other
pair, Sailor lies with line wltim.$tltch-
,ture of his home is usually accredited
ito the man, but on the woman falls
the onus of a successful or unsuccess
‘tul. an effective or an ineffective in-
iteri'or.
t
has a pert bow in front Don't con- .
The responsibility for the arcllitec ‘
times has an excess of platters, and ,
l‘ hare seen a French room that was.
weatismne in its tapestries. glidings ‘
subrococo effects. 'The c‘oi‘retltive for
all of those failings, it goes without
saying, is good taste. . M
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The Worlds
' l - I .
Confidence in .
any article intended to relieve
the sufferings of humanity is
not lightly won. There must
be continued proof of value. ,
But for three generations, and
throughout the world, endur-
ing and growing fame and
favor have been accorded
usacuan's
PILLS
because they have proved to: V
be the best corrective and
preventive of disordered con-
. i’
/
l
,thliliiiower and cabbage in a
lleetecloth. it is easy to
ad keeps its Shape.
" egg plant with a slit er ltltll'e.
near vmenng of rid ‘ing a cupboard or mice.
he served. to mashed potatoes just with the serving spoon (“\me on theUl‘he floor should be gene over careful-
bafore ser wig and they will he node.1 de *Jnvoniom m, handling. Large; ly and each hole stopped up with a
llously white and light you will notcr dishes 1m, hold on the palm of the piece of rug dipped ill water and then
in; around the edges of the lteeis are: Her house, we may say. stands as a
causative. Many of those offered for iVbacllground against which she shows
sale ready made have quarters. of to her world; if it is refined it its col-
faucy gray and black cloth. which to oring is soft and harmonious, she is
should/ be plated conveniently
ditions of stomach liver, kid-
neys and bowels. The first:
dohe gives quick relief and per-
Vstwwaslt a dozen pealpozls to
ith the peas. 'i‘hisgives them
has re delicious when cooked in
9“: The pods burst open and
to the top, the peas settle to the
tables thoroughly _ ventilate-:1
lie cooking are thought to he more
‘ pmennd of better flavor.
tables should not it: socket in
serve them without it, says the hos b.1113. “gunmnnphln between. Small
“5‘7”?" Mi‘m‘s my Mallow-tilts: bpuhou dishes nut dishes,
outlaw hunts. errant ,bitchcrs, etc. are
passed pugs entail troy. Above all
things, the waitress must, be very
quiet Dishes must never be piled.
either on the table or in the llunas
of the waitress. When one course is
finished, in goum‘ai. family service:
fluorii
tor
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Doctors Endorse
it we did not believe doctors endorsed
Aver 5 Cherry Pccloml for coughs and
colds. we would not offer it to you.
‘ Sold for 70 yearn.
Ask Your Doctor.
is removed first. Ville moat plat
nni
. ,. 9‘00.
low-ll? its“:
that the \c" elabics. after
Encuse Me !
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maven THE WIFE.
to m n econ
HUMOR AND WILL
LET ME 60 OUT 3!
I‘ll. ‘TRKE a chance!
WiFEYmCRN 060
our 'ro- MEN!“ 2
mean as an
iMPOR‘l’ANT
mean-mo cur -
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4“»
3 V n.“
\ Ken‘fis‘i‘silt
in cayenne poppcr.'-—I.oulstllle Hon»
(3
J _
l nut that "stint not:
. Says: "it iI a wile precaution agniul gelling
. holes in delicate hosiery to powder ll Iltoua
before putting them on. " Nady people sprinklp
the famous Inllupllo powderitiillun I Pool line
into the shoes. and lint! that ”13““! its cost ten
tlnm over in keeping holes from hosiery uwell
sh lessening friction and surmount emu-ting
and aching of the feet.
\wli nilh the nmjority of street suits.
Most of them have out steel buckles.
Pumps are going out.
as
are the trimmings.
"wane buckskin is the thing.” said
the shoe mun nioresaid.~ “All white
with colored ones." or course.povery
COST OF RAW MATERIALS
We Pay Relatively LeII for Thom Due
to Transportation Facilities,
\ study of the lilh'tl Census dutiful}
{renaming manufactures gives some in-
teresting results so for us New link
Ilund is concerned and shows why this
iroulon should he particularlynurse-
line to capital and wane earners alike.
\‘nlv itnglsud produced in liiilll i2,»
urtlbllhuoo in manufactured souls.
l
a
total value of manufactured products
in the {lulled islets: hintwithstaud
inn that .‘lew England has uracil. all?
... no raw materials and no power fuel
the talus ridden by lot manufacturers ,
to ‘iew Illusions products in that your .
wu ii. 193 Will tum For the capital in:
refilled this was a mentor percentage
‘ of increase on. for the entire count
it. 3 per cent in 99. spa» My his».
land it was to in W the
3909 r"
What is the Violin
, m J"
d- inlaid; groituA
the co blooms of train was Vin o
mnrited in 1th than in previous flora
When a shines to asses Whistles
show I greater relative new roi-
V cohesion. a decided raster in own
rich England‘s wealth. became it
‘ turns goods. as oilihi‘ mun
. ed as large an amount
termed roast» sandals
stunts whith was it it so cool or iii? 1
try. The encourages raise asses
: assassin r Asses attachin-
so slam 38.8 per cum in 1899 and
not not a shows _‘
297,000 in 1989 an increase of but 32 2
per cent. This shows That relatively
the New Elmlund nlanuiacturorh‘ are
paying less [or raw materials than the
average amount paid by the ‘manu-
lecturers of the United States.
Considering that Xew England pro
duces practically no raw materials, it-
ia fair to conclude that as this part
of the country does not derive any ad-
vantage over competltlvas buyers of
the same commodities in like markets,
the relatively lower cost of raw ma~
ierinls to her manufacturers in almost
wholly attributed to the economical
transportation 91 theV same
ass». Gonna. "1
ihavsaotltsdusood ulthulyfiye
rim my
Something:
resembling pumps is offered, but to
. the initiated the cut is different.
buckskin shore will be worn canton-apeltsiveltype:of diniugtroom.
sivcly. not only with white gowns but}
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{correspondingly attractive to her
ifrlends. says Kale Greenleaf Locke in
the Kansas City Star.
i A crimson scheme calls for greater
:elaboration and a richer setting than
jlhe others. while dull blue or “ old
thine" may be used. with good either in
the simplest us well all the most ex-
1
r .
The colonial dining room is apt to
be cold in its gifcct. and l have often
manent improvement follows
.their systematic use. A trial
will show why, in all homes,
the use of Beecham’ s Pills
Continues
To increase
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SEHTIIEL FAVSHMVII PLATE
-nvu
“A very tom hat for wear with
sphmmcr sown». it is made or soft
who first t *
“V ,
‘ “dents. and this aroundoi'lbisfltwtolm
ribbon wand the crown. finished with
' V“ w and: ions ends; . ’
A joint commllfe‘h reassembly;
{several commandment is mahln
parabolic for the outing, which
Mr
Norwalk Chronicler