\*\‘. I‘IIV\“\‘\‘~‘V‘VA ‘\ u\-\m~. m \‘h
‘ .suits, it does crusts . arming trillored
The first openings at the fashionable threo- -plece dresses in silk fabrics.
dressmakors are naturally recorded ‘ss {Those shown the other day are 111‘
thoaimportant events of. the section. Bcdiord cord, cots do
But the later displays at these houses canvas, and tnssor. . '1;
. sometimes seem more significant"; ~61fller curiously designs
s with flour, ba‘sto with melted
‘ rand bake about 10 minutes in
ovon.-~Harttord Ooura‘nt. . 1
Vthl‘s 1191112101111“ 11 V
ole cake. take!
Asparagus salad.
- Drain cannon asparagus, and
tand crossed to the air one half bone;
at in cold place, and chill. Arrango
Q half cup or Marjon ‘ ontents of the can on 11.
contain! Cream of W.,; . V crisp “lettuce loaves and pub
he in threé 18ij a band of the‘ following mixture across
‘r f sting: One and the middle of the booth. 5331} the
‘ apie syrup; no“ mill/onions Home Companion. , Finely
't-‘spi‘ns a threadn1°h°fi the white of one hard- boiled 9531
d slowly add the and add one tablespooniul of pickle;
one egg. Stir umutl’iucly chopped. thréa fourths table-
15,"; between the 1V“. “spoonful of canned pimonto or red
l pepper, finely chopped, and one unit
81315 gingerbread takeltablospoonful of 1111er chopped pars
oiling water add two ley. > Make a dressing by mixing tour‘
5 of butter and one on tablesoonfuis of lem0n juice, one haitj
yrup_ Slit two c“)1“leiteaspoonfnl of salt. and ons‘ eighth:
onsy half toaspoo‘nful OB: ‘teaspoonful of pepper. Pour over as
lit teaspoon of salt and‘ loaragus and serve iV -, ‘
norms of baking powder.
‘mapie mixture. Add ‘
a dissolved in tin-ea
of water Stir well, .
go over the list or about 80 gowns this particular exhibitipna ;
that. had been shown and try to deter- Belted costs with god sued
mine the trend of iashion at that pop with the fulnoss maria by piaiting‘ 1.11s
ticular house which is one of the bead lower part 011 at the Waist line. were
in New York, says a writer for the a feature of some of the most attrac-
Times or that city. The display in- tive models. Tunic shoots were ,nou~
cluded evcryilllng irom‘. tailored cloth 81110110113 in the coals, as well 111 do-
suits to evening gowns, ' cidadlv prominent in afternoon and
‘Moro than half of the wool and evening costumes, .
were of serge. However this house , Some or the short coats evoked ad-
does not malts a specialty of cloth,mll‘8110n. but. as a rule the longer
suits, and it is quite true that the tail- [01183 seemed to please l1ctter.And yet,
are who do are showing a much great-V 11‘ Paris has its way, the short coat.
or range of materials. But it is an” w”l be fashionable for dressy models.
unmistakable fact that songs is in 111- The French women who help the cou-
Voy at the best houses. ~1turiol's in launching the styles hays
. The other materials used in the‘ llnouaiitlediy 80061)th the bolero.
. cloth suits were covert coating, an 611- Which 11‘ the general name for all
land bake forty WWW“ Make a good shortcake batter of two tremcly fine. sol’t ratine, ilannol, and V 111958 filo” €01,118. Just as “Russian
'01 oven. ‘. cups 130““, sifted with two teaspoons a heather mixture with a smooth silky blouse 13 1118 general name for al-
spice GLOW 10 one 0110' baking Donkey “1b in a quarter of a surface. Quite a number of covert “1031 9V0“! variety 01’ belted com.
Clip butler, then add one egg. beaten cloth units have appeared intei) notl
Mid mixed with scant cup of milk in heavyweight but in a qualityl
oyster shorioako.
COUNT HAYASHI DEAD
val,“ rattan}. ‘
' clatsea and not a‘ low of the palatial
.made a. llving for herself and
’./fl
.\‘\.\‘\‘ who-vul‘xian‘
Beauty“ In Home; at 115'. poor, ‘
in an entertaining article on "Beauty
in the Home," in the Woman's Home;
Companion, appears the following:
”I have seen the homes of many
homes of the rich and yet the two
, homes most beautiful among all I have
,snon were not rich homes at all D001
ones rather, actually poor. One oi
them uas the home of a woman who
for ,
three people dependent on her, by her
writings. ‘ The other was the home;
or French peasants of the better class. ,
And what made the beauty of these.
places? it would be hard to say ex-E
actiy, but it was there There. was
great simplicity in the furniture, yet
entire illness; ‘ nothing pretended. ,
That Was, 1 am sure, one secret of tho 1
beauty of these places Everything
was what it was and no morcmas sin- 1
core as the morning or the earnesti
then of a beautiful and sincere no
man. Everything was scrupulously 1
clean and there was a sweet order that l
was as satisfying as is woliharmoniz- .
ed music. There was not a thing too
much, and everything counted. I
"In the pensant‘s cottage was a shelf 3
not far from the window. holding tho}
only real luxury and treasure—a row
Spreud'on buttered biscuit tin and ‘uhich has all the supplcngss demand: 1 TOKIO, 3&9“: July 10-—~COllllt To-
bake. in. quick o.vcn For the filling ocl this season. dusu Haynshl, one of the loading
scald 0.1;. quart oysters m “,9“. liquor The alludes of tan or beige. in which 518193111811 01 Japan, died today, at the
artful each of ground nut~‘
do and cinnamon Add threé
whére they uili keep hot Mix togeth-
or two tablespoons butter and one 111- 11“" 19118 11110 1110 80318.01 WWW—'11, sustained in a jinrlkishn accident.
bie‘spoan flom and stir into boiling ‘1’01’l‘1‘mw “1111311411 03131311111184“ P81", ‘ He was at one time mum” 10" F01“
liquor. Sonson with suit, popper and is, at {my ragcuthough it has been 011.11 333115 “1111?? Premier ‘Snlonli
celery suit Let 1mg come to a boil, lmnch 111011er in. invading America "“11 in “10138138101111031111101 “111011
add“ {more mmesmofis cream and "13. Yellow anpcai'cdsiu the United States ”“8119“ 1” “9089113613 191". “as Viln-
.03...” gm- “"“A well heated. “11‘ almost timldly' , at first in blouses, per 13“” 01 Communication“ “9111111 111111
d“ “113? ‘0 till-co 1’1““ m'intoelhe s‘l’lortcakc and ”fibrils at onc‘o ““95 M “mm“ or “m 0“ “an “we a long (“1‘0
11 be found an economy. . Occasionally a Icmoxwolorcd evening Minister China and 1 11.11581“. and
. gal-cely distinguish “1% Alli] 601118 thing has Ambassador [it the Coiili Of St James.
.lVl‘om pure maple Syrup Q during which latter appointment be
it strengthens the stom' .jn striking new shades of yellow are was instrumental in bringing about
inow (“Enigma tho Anglo-Japanese ulliuncc. lie was
While the house above referred to u proliilc author and had made a pro.
;(1088 not make a specially , of cloth round study 0‘ ("0‘5" “mm” M“ “‘3
‘ cry. 6'
-—Dyspcpsia_ is our natxoim ailment gown ““5 seen.
BurdOck Blood Bitters is the national 3‘50“" 0“ ““1” “11°19 31‘0“” of 80W"
time for it
nob membranes, promotes flow of di-
Vgestlvc ‘juiccs,
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purines the blood.
ids youup. '
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V PLAN TO FORM A SOCIETY FOR
BETTER SCHOOLS.
V
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Edward 11'. Goolieonugii. of Water-
>l)111'.\',clmlrn11111 oi the, Connecticut
‘Sinle Organizing (‘oinmiticc of tho
Fourth international l‘ongrcsu on
School liynisuc, which is in be held
at 41111111110, the lust wool; in August.
has roccivod u ldtlor from 1111‘. Thomas
A. Storey. of tho Gallons of 1110 City
to New York, null sccroturycgcnerul
oi‘ the congress, suucostlng the con-
tinuance of the Sumo connnitico for
tho purpose of osluhlikhing a perina-
ncnl organization in the interest oi
hotter school llygicno.
in his letter Dr. Storey writes:
“The various Sluts organizing com-
mittees are serving 11 booth! and im»
portant purpoac in tho rolntiou to tho
i'LL Hl-r up
Tms DUDE
r—‘oe THE
”MC! or:
F1 FEED!
SHOO Fl'H COME
IN HEHH HND
DINE wm~1 ME.‘
5112‘ c‘buwvou ewe
Fl svntevmo 6111K
ENOUGH TO ow
V.
4.
.miiiscu to so out of oxiaicnco us soon
as this congress becomes 11 thing of
history. The scrvlco illoy rondor this
international ontorpl'iao in small in
comparison with the comics they
might render socicly in concrul it they
wars to piioot a pornuinont organiza-
tion in theintorcnt 01‘ better hygienic
conditions in nll‘tho ochools % our
country. but mo urge you than into
your committee no tln- nucious or a
allots organization whose 0111in shall
be the acquisition and oonaoxvotion at
tho health oi the school child.” ‘
In monouus to this latter the mom-
boru or the Btuto organizing commit-
tools are now in corrcspondoncc'with
the
boards 0121116111111, in pool puporints‘nd-
auto, ocliooi linurovm‘nont 11111100111?
M 11511571.)! HUNGRY
lot" we dream
Votosa HPPETlTEl
DlXON‘. BRING us 'rwo cups HUNGER wave
or CLEHR. SOUP FiND HRVE , 18.
LOUIE Bacon THE EDGE OF
THE CUPS WITH Fl $131216
or sumac!
l
111$ H WHEN. PORTION
9ND “TWO M
3“”1, my corn-1a a PM
1'3th crosses no ‘
moon on WITH~
permanent cooperative organisation.
all tins foregoing organiltutions are
o‘lsoboing urged to send dalmatian to
1. _tlio 131111an congress. ,Tnscongross
unionism; x
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MBA;
lomatic careerghaving been.
‘best' dishes, plainly kept there lor
the honor and service of particular;
guests The light in the room nos
51in {remmc the oysters and put ‘0oxe1't cloth noun. a arc in jino‘ Willi “3‘9 0‘ ”3 after a WWW“ 01mm“°“l‘brlght,yci wclllcnipered and 111 the
{the present popularity oi! anything rendered “909551"? by 1111111165 he had‘
rather docp casement stood tuo 110w-
cring gornnlmns. their blooms, cl a.
fairly thrilling geranium color, lit up '
with sunlight~a high and beautiful
now 01‘ color iliVu gently tempered:
and harmonious room. Tho whole:
place 11nd the harmony of it indicated
musiconict arid sustained, more than
anything else. Thorn wns not a par-
ring color in it nor a pretentious artl- ’
-c. 0 lim anything superfluous or Iackr
Inn: in use
The furnishings of it all
told. would have 119011 bought for a
.cn"“doliurs, 3'01 there it was, a place
' progress and suoccas of this congress.i
‘llm it would he a pity for those com- _
variouu libarda oi education.
tlona molhsro clubs. paronts' asuoclmV
tlon. teachers absoclatlon, charity 1111- your number, and the ’iolqgruph Co.
cletlcs. tnborculoain 1111113111111. 1119111an
nurses' associations. lmardn of trails,
and woman ’11 clubs. with a vlow of ass,
lug what can no tiouo m the way oi.‘
of real beauty, 11 place 10 i‘t'llli‘lilllei',
'1
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Ital/1r «lug/awn alarm
‘31111 and four quarts boiling
m
’1' 'nlnlalnIm/n’
a place in which to rest and be glad,
a place of lovely homelikenesg and of
comfort " ,, , :
Furnituro for tho. Veranda.
Vciapdaa are more and more be-
comiug outdoor living rooms, and they
are as carefully planned and furnish-
ed as any room in the house. 01’
course very beautiful and expensive
furniture is brought out especially for
use on the veranda—ms Well as rugs
~and other accessoricsabut if one will
only go to a littlo pains in hunting
for‘thiugs and exercise a little ingen-
,uity irr plannng,1ust as attractive re-
sults can be obtained with a much
small outlay, says Harpers Bazaar.
The finely woven circular rugs made
of hemp or rush grass for instance.
are very nice, but the equally cool- ‘ ‘
looking rag rugs are aunite satisisc:
tory and cost much less. They come
in all sizes and colors and wash well
i'i‘he circular mats are priced at $10.50
[or one five feet in diameter ,
Other mats are made or heavy cocoa
fiber, .112 much more closely Woven
than the circular ones and come in nu-
. morons dyes, while the rush mats are
only brought out in the natural color.
The cocoa-fiber rugs are called “Al‘
geriun,“ and are highly decorative for
veranda and bungalow use. The dc-V
signs are primitive and look like the
ludian blanket and pottery patterns;
the colors are very guy too. These
Algerian rugs are claimed to be quite
serviceable. They come in sizes up to
ll! foot by 15.
To Destroy Weeds.
If you have difficulty. in keeping the .
woods out 01‘ your grave] walks, make
a strung urine with one pound of rack
‘wuter.
\i’hilo boiling hot, pour on the weeds
and the roots usually will all be de-
stroycd, says l.os .Angclcs Express Bo
curoi‘ui not to lot the salt solution
come in contact with the roots of
plants.
\
arts: at at ufl‘m also: .
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‘1 J. I. Malletto has‘a‘new 111190111111.
drsn's rompers. files adv.
BBAMPB,
HEABABHE
BABKABHE,
Yield to Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. “ I was always
tired undlweak and my housework was
. . . adrag. Iwns irreg-
ular, had cramps so
E. bad that I ‘would.
have to lie down, al-V
111g in lowor part of
back, and headache.
My abdomen was
sore and I know I
had organic inflam-
motion.
“Lydia E. Pinko
_ hVam's Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purifier have
helped me wonderiully. I don’ t have
those pains any More and I am all right;
now. There are a great many women
hero who take y our remedies and I have
told others what thcy h we done for
me. ”—ilirs. C1313 MCKINNON, 1013 N.
. 5th St. W., Cedar Rapids, iowa.
Women who are suilcring from those
distressing ills peculiar to their sex
should not lose sight. of these facts or
doubt. the ability of Lydia E.1’inkhnm's
Vegetable Compound to restore their
licnlth.
There are probably hundrcdo of thou-
sands, perhaps millions of womon in the
United States who have been benefited
by this famous old remedy, which was
produced from roots and herbs over 30
years ago by a woman to relieve Wo—
man’s suffering. If you are sick and hoot)
such a medicine, why don't you try it 'i
If you wont special advice write. to
Lydia E. Piukhum Medicine Co. (confl-
dsntinl) Lynn, Muss. Your loticrwill
be opened, road and answered by 1,1
woman and hold in strict confidence.
is open to all persons intczostcd in im-
proving tho health and eiilcicncy at
school children. ‘ 1
Rllli‘i'liA'i‘lSM AND .'l‘lil'l .llfifll‘i'l‘.‘
lion't overlook the grove fact that
rheumatism ouslly "settles in the
Mart." and disturbs the valvular nc—‘
ilon. The corn consists in removing“
tho cnuso. Foley Kiting Pills no imlu‘
up and strengthen tin kidneys that:
111115 hoop the blood mo of poisons?
and uric mid cmstnl‘s, that cause;
ilii-unmiism, swollen joints. backache.
urinary irrogulurltlos, and disturbed
h‘curl notion. Try them, For sale by
all drugglsls."
“1F YOU DO NOT GET YOUR PA~
PER CALL UP WESTERN
. UNION."
Commencing tonight. ma city sub-
who miss their paper. can
i
scrlisoru
have a copy sent thorn by uniformed '
mosaougcr by calling ilw egicrn Union
Telegraph oil'lt'o" o '(‘iot'k
Do not muko your complaint until
about 6:15 o‘,ciock thou cull tho Wont-
orn Union direct, not the south VNor-
wulk Eruninu Sentinel. Tho. Wostorn
Union will scud a messenger out
promptly at 6:30 in unuwcr to such
complaints 1111 have coma in by that
time.
At 7 o'clock a mound trip will no
made by tho masculine-1‘ dcllVorlng all
minors whore complulntn ‘lmva cums
in since 1}: 30 Altar 7 ociocll no for»
that dcilvorlcs will ho mudo that
night
in making complaints to the Want
urn union' give your name, that in the
filibucribors namo as well no tho
i
will turn ovar all cumulainiu to tho
circulation oopartmont iirst thing
11th morning. donoral _ complaints
concomlng irregulardolivory or 11!.in
11111111 olso in condition with your now.
vapor subscribers should no phoned to
the (11101111111111 deportmcnt or the
south Namath meaning sentinel at
92111 as usual, ‘
anion and the subscriber's
“ him; any complaints as to 11.11.111.11
random by tho mumps, ca.
v
SENTIVNEL FASHION PLATE
neck is finished on imply with n 1111111011,
ruiic oi white not “‘
Cost 111 main:
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1 [1101159 No, 3111'"). Sinus. 3‘3. 31. till,
.18. iii, if nod 21 bust. Prico ‘15 cents:
Skirt .\'o. «1890. Sizes, '1. 22. 2-,1 "6,
38.1111 and 32 waist.
V1"1'i(' c of 11111111111.
]5 coats '
'tSeo Pictorial llovicw ‘P'atiol‘n Advt.)
E'PlSCOPAL CONVENTION MAY
COME 1N NOVEMBER.
A spcciol couvoution of line lllpisco~
pni tllilt‘t'ilP of Connecticut probably
;will llo llk‘lilVlll Now iluwu smut- timo
Alluring Nuvcmbcr for tho purpoao 011V
ttannin 11111111111; 11 biuhop uuilrocun. Bis-
hop Clmuncoy ll. llrowalor la (expected!
to scnd'thc ‘cull out shortly. tho doto’
'. of the convention bolnu act for smno
limo ultcr tho gcncrul convoutlon in
‘ Now “York in October.
'l‘wicc in 11 your. tho (lonnoclivut
,dlocouo 1111s iniicd to not 11 suil’ratmn
,unlm‘p. two men having réiuuod to no
{cont tho call. This coming convention
will consist oi'all tho 11131111111119 who
‘gottundod tho unuunl couvontlou hero _
1111111 month. 1
M'comss ts‘uaoOVsmno.
1211111113. July 10 — lWllliam 112M0-
Ctllli‘lm, chairman of the Democratic
National Cominlttso, continue» to
mulls oxcelloutprogronu toward recov-
cry irom the affects of. tho operation
for appendiciliu performed on him on
Tuesday. ' "
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