mimic. I? rkhoafr _
,. hall-lasing elation: into; . . a.-- ., ..
Basements aohprt'erod‘u‘,otiion,fh Numidl feathers is‘ithe fed 08 the
bayleaf andvslx'peppercornl. Goya}: millinery 'se‘aéon, writes a New York.
‘ water ‘and cook slowly until tlfil correspondent of the Kansas City Star,
place‘in a very. 11393 lsltendfih and may bereadlly 1’13" There seems to be no hat without at
*e coon bothsldesy movedfromf” tlier‘bones. , Skin, andleast ‘ona thin strand .ofythis‘. new!
“to“ roast. show when the 'meat is cold chop in coarse
' ' Boil” titrespangs1 hard, Janet:
pounds oi.’ the has ‘
seine butcher to roll ’
rib roast, putting a‘
undivit; Dredge witlu with
to the pound. . Basie f piecps, ,
vudviplllnss in the sadism
’ and serve. Whon‘oare;
"policed ‘thin this will
stylasrgood‘ as rib roast
waste to it. ' Potatoes
d lathe pan with it
cod way is to take
battles, peel them, out,
90k in boiling‘ salted
E'minutes, then; drain
arrange around the.
is, ’ cooking and browning
sheeting frequently,
a: Heart; Stuffed.
“y inexpensive dish, but
in; one.‘ About three
' ‘ be required for a dinner
, Soak for two
‘W‘. .16 water to clean them out.
ill! a boning or other sharp:
. ‘ sent out the tough wall
We cavities and season with‘
”per and press a tiny ‘on-
’ ca’vity. 'Cover with cold war
" slowly to a boil, then elm-l
lyngntil“ tender. it will take
born? When ready to serve,
[rewonion’ from the hearts;
half cup milk and one tablespoon but-
ter. ‘ hioisten some flour in proportion cents wholesale. ‘
to the oyster liquor you "have. The When the supply ran low, it was int»
mixture must‘be rather limit when ltated by the inanuiaciorersto meet
cold. Stir smooth and cook a few the demand lonesoheapoilrfeother and
Remove,"from tire and Ellyn to supply the great quantity needed.
a.
..- e;
L 16‘ ‘bé brown.
cliched tomato, southern
adv. pays hestuin the best
x
.‘Y
. Aliment Numldl Feathers. ‘
‘ a
material to'lie ready for the emer-
teaspoon lemon juice and a pinch or trich foallie’.
mace, celery salt and pepper. Wli‘él‘t” on: so that theatemis left and these
{thewgravywith‘ flour. little is cool, pill)“ in ,lllefoysters and tell are then treated by different process-
ti and a little tomato if {stand until cold. Roll out it rich pic as to give them a luster which is one
spQur oventhe heartsn’i‘he' Luann and out also of saucer'efroni it. of the attractions of the real Numldi.
if it lacks Pitta few oysters on the hallo! each, You can easily toll'the‘imitation. as
little culinary bouquet or dust:5 each well with paprika and dots all the lines do not tonic off. and this
iifll‘lb‘rown flour. Serve Witlilofbtuter. Wet edge of crush/ind turn ‘ leaves it roughness about the stem.
over, pressiné edges well. Brush over Also, they are heavier than the real
lwlth beaten white of egg and with 1Numidl, which are most delicate and
sharp pointed, knife‘cut a email site get quite some distance apart) Tile
gon top of each turnover. Bake until i end. too, is not lllto the real pheasant)
ijinii and is harder.
, I]
feather; What is moreheveryuwonidnl“
can have it. ‘ she can pay a :few dé'l-l
, .léii éllcés’dromjthe-larsé‘pm‘i; larspfor. one feather and feel neatly
1‘0; nonlthi'oivi’n‘é the ”stills ill with the .meabfdressed‘, or she, can put $100 worth on
added; When nonmfith‘at is tobe chopped. Put the mincediia hat like a huge algrette. . ‘
may, thicken 1 the meatgdnto a saucepan, season well with‘l ' "Numidl" is variously explained as; '
‘ ’salt, parsley, mace, pepper and a lit-“a Nile hirdpthe Japanese bird of pray-l 6
tie sage. Add elicit cuplul of brew, er, and an African duck. The word”
crumbs pnd .énoughpf the’ppt liduor;'-lNllmidi;" liowpver, is simple a trade
to make the mixture quite (moist. As ‘name for, the feathers of the Man-l
goon as the mixture .18 heated through.“ churian earerl pheasant which has
add a couple of beaten ‘eggs, cook‘s been known to the eastern world since head is small and looks as it covered: For example, the screen suitable for[
moment longer, (then take from the. 1866, when the first bird was brought with black sealskln. About his threat a young girl’s room is of plain green!
’flreJ’VWet'a‘mold or basin with cold’ over. The feathers have been used-
‘watei‘, covet-the sides and bottom with 'in the trade for many years, but their
lslice‘s or hard boiled egg and lemon
Turn the hot mixture into the mold,
‘ and press down, setting a plate with
‘ aweight on top. Set away uiitll cold.
then slice and use 'as needed-L—Mon- department stores realized the do .which contracts well with the odd’ers were at work to cover the tops of.
. " mand and bought all that they coulo‘coml red of)!“ legs and feet and 9 both sides of her screen. Then she
~—-—~ _ ‘ ‘ get, taking huge quantities of the raw
Oyster Turnovers.
1m...“
l
y'The cheapestzradl‘a'of “Numidi.” as
it]: called. is the‘édyed peacocltfeath;
:er.‘ This has a very hpavy and until ‘ . . ,
‘is not admit as” ostrich.- "Moreover. 0‘ “we“ when reformatting “194‘
l the metallic look of the peacock, tenth-l
or still show ‘through'the‘dye. This in
only one :of‘ the many disguises otftho
midi,"'as low'as 25 cents a strand; I,‘
; wouldn’t be surprised if Numldl lasted
{through mixtheason. too. You can
;hardly buy, it in Paris.
is is the Manchurian cared pheasant.
.Iliis coloring is quite‘as fashionable as
the sixteen or more Numidi feathers‘uhat any girl can “”9” With the aid 3 trnted are always enjoyed. and the"
quaint Kate Greenawuy pictures are ill
a delight to the heart of any child.
Floral studies are also excellenty
from them the child can learn a great
deal about botany when mother tells,
,hlm the stories of the flowers on his
Tnursery screen.
A plain screen may be decorated
and redecorated as many times as you
wish. it you use library paste in applyt
which liewe‘ars in his tail. He is
about tlie sale of a small turkey. His
.he wears a very ‘Freacliy run of pale
.brown feathers. These are narrow all,
.‘laie never been so nebular as last the frontrhut pan out at the sides and- a” f" “‘9 “"5 ~°' “19 ’°°m' “”3
winter, when the law forbidding the give him his name of the cured DhGaEJ the Philadelphia North American, I
sale of aigl‘ettes brought them into mm From We can,“ his may lama”. Tile clever sir! had saved enough of!
favor. As early as January the big to the new new” of bread” brown. the rose border Wilenjhe paperhang-i
-
makes the tail look almost aslien.
These feathers sweep away from the
,ing the longest and each one lying di- .
rectly below it‘ and growing gradually. the screen, and the effect 0! fl 7059} The dining-room screen can he dec-
'l shorter until they reach the bed
tween these gray-fined and 8
leaves and roots. life is vastly tallied.
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walk Render. ‘
Pain is nature's signal of distress.
A warning lint to be ignored.
'l‘hosc sharp twingos ln'tllc hack—s
'i‘llose sudden, Blflblnkl' pniiis when
stunning. V
Are frequent signs of kidney
trouble.
To remove kidney pains, you must:
assist the kidneys. l
line it tested and proven kidney
rciilcdy. . ‘.
None more highly endorsed than
lloon’s Kidney Pills. l
Endorsed lilird‘id—nondorsed at
Road South Not-walk testimony.
street, sleuth Norwullt, NONL, suysl‘
“There was a constant, dull pain‘ in
the small of my hack and sides, so
cmnplililod by “'iil'ililli‘itu through my
loinsf When l was doing any Volt
litioilf’the house. sharp twluses darted
through me. The kidney“ secretloul
also bothered me, and lilhiiily proved
that i needed a kidney medicine. Hav-
hilt lily nttontlou called to Dean's Kid-
ney Pills, i procured a supply all
l’lululod's mull: more. in did not take
thorn long; to remove the trouble. i
know of other people who have used
this remedy with shtisl‘nrtol‘y results.
i still tulle pleasure in confirming the
undue statement l have some years
Mitt. togaglllnir Dunn's Kidney Pills."
For Milo liy‘all dealers.“ Price 60
cents. Foster-Militias 00., Buffalo.
New York, sole month for, the United-
i-italos. »
Remember: the nilliie~4b0tlli'lwflflii
hike on other. ' L a i
magma...» .0. .Wu. We“:
Workman are rapidly continuing the
North Main street excavating in pro"
partition for the east oldenpavcme‘nt.
The new trolley rails have arrived and
'Thexbh‘d supplying these new tenth: Wail paper and figured cretonnes'af-l
‘ ford an almost endless variety of “at- iror the nursery,’
l at play.
drag so carefully on theground; is widows.
_ lighter feather of a grayish cast which s... The guestroom in a summer cotiag
in the well beatenvyolk of one 058. one, The best sub toils, e curledflo “payers “‘9 10ml“ of tli'c,hrown can 145 decorated iii blue and white.
Ill %§,5%'goda‘hind the tail“. His China’s; home is; bolting i3mimics at the window
artisans ;
Bring Suffering to Many a'South Nor-
llonic. l ;
.tlrs. it. (3. Hoymour, 39 ii‘i-olllilif?
willfibe shortly installed.“ - .
r, r. _ ,
Screens I. Room Ornaments. 1:
3Com must be taken in the selection
i tlcle of furniture. .L
mitochllhlch sellsrdisgnised as “Nth. ‘ 'You can, howevenarrapge‘thig im- .
' variant detail in furnishing! by pur-io
{chasing plain screens, covered with his table and scarf for the bureau, and
denim or burlap, and decorat
yourself. , 3’
trac‘tive decoration for plain screens.
{of a pair of scissors and a pot of‘
‘paste. l
\ l
l
ldenim, with a broad border at the top ’
of paper matching that used as a bor-
‘Cili. out the edge of the pattern any
I
i
Strips or the paper. are pasted on
i used as a covering for a ration box to
. l1 corner, -
Medallions of hand-made lace are
-—-——-—- ,used with telling effect on a screen
for a dressing room or boudoir'.
perfectly. plain. screen of dark green
home, for the appearance of an entire i burlap was selected, then the medal-
’room can be changed 'by ”“5 one an lions and wide cluny insertion pinned
in place before‘they were sewed on.
The same lace decorations are Seen
it the piliowshnm, bedspread, dressy
,. .1118 them ialso 0n ecru net curtains at the win-
l (LOWE.
Wall paper is used, also, on a some
showing little children
Mother Goose rhymes iilus-;
ling the pictures; then when you wish
iio remove one set,.all that is neces-
that the irregular edge of the rosesi
Drain oysters and wipe dry. Pvt gency. Since then the price has . body in a narrow line, the top one he give the appearance 0f natural blooms.
oyster Juice in saucepan with one steadily advanced from 30 cents for
the ungruded feathers to about 63
8 ishadcd with overhanging boughs indi-
Cool‘l'cutes peaceand quiet, Fruit stencils
s are lappliéd in‘hnrino’nizing colors give any way and highly praise your medi—
llo-Ke and he comes from the high...or 01““qu NW and white crepe. CDV- 3 brightness to a dining robin or break cine. ltadvertiscsitself.”—-Mrs. S. T.
wooded mountains north pf .Pewia, - 0“” f0? ”‘9 bureau and (”0881118 lab“? ,‘ fast room. Tulips in the delft room, Iluanr, Eldon, Missouri.
"where he feeds on greeukegemmeg, are bordered with the some, and it is for any decorative design‘to carry out '
of liaoliand are good.
old-MA.“
whdldwehe {dainty blouses of any fair"i .
geocnp'anipand also for the screcnstlintt,‘ Mr. and Mrs. Marshall l-l. Tollei,’
'ls placed in front of the wnslistund in .and Mr, Jesse Toliog of indiuilapoiis.l
Hittite soiled today on the steamship
The Cremation Club will hold “a rear
polar meeting tomorrow. 1 .
intuition 'V 9
WOMEN *
sloth Profit by Mrs. not. "
’l ley’e Experience-Her Own
] . Story Here Told-
Eldon, Mo.—-“I was troubled with
splacement, organic inflammation and
~ 2. female weakness.
’,- For two years I
' could not stand on
filmy feet; long at: 3
'.~ , time and Icould not.
' ' walk two blocks
without enduring
cutting and drawing
pains down my right
side which increased
once a month.‘ I
have been at that
time purple in “the
..— ‘1
sory is to wet the picture thoroughly face and would walk the from I could
with cold water and wipe away any not iiedown or sit. still sometimes fora
trace or paste with a sponge or damp day and anlght at a time. I was per-
vous, had very little appetite, no ambi—
tion, melancholy. and often felt as
y. Be“ bower ‘3 carried out in the 1‘00!" by a , ornted with pictures of fruit or game: ihoughl had “0““ friend in the W0?”
lightly crctonne cover for the couch ands-infiand‘a screen destined for use in the:
,lirown-tipped “Numidlgf” which basaltic curtains of cretonne at the Win-Eljbrary shouldr [,an on it landscape male remedy first, without success,
lpictures of trees, or a calm little lake my mother-in-lnw advised me ‘0 wk"
“After! had tried most every fc—
‘ Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
pound. I did so and gained in strength
every. day. Iihsve now no trouble in
Remnants the parody w to]; pan
3 this was Lydio'E. Pinlt inm's egetable
l Compound. For sale everywhere.
.It‘ all; helped tliiiisands of women
who have been troubled with displace-
ments, inflammationmlcerntion, tumors,
lt “unnecessary, of course. to have : North Land. of the Maine Steamship irregularities, periodic pains, kaaChe' '
in” these things mode to match, a de- l (,‘o, for Portland, Me.
; tail that is not overlooked by the care— : and
jl’ul housekeeper. , iilll‘oligh .l. M. Layton & Co.,‘ inc.
Monday evening.
. Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Harp, and.
daughters, Elizabeth and Leone, of Oak
, llill, Florida, are visiting hirs._liarp’s‘
. parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Lyons"
of North avenue, Norwnllt.
(litreiirullcli‘lndse. No, 19. K. of
R, will have one candidate for the'
second degree next Thursday night,
The following week there will be three
for the third degree. There is some
talk of having no '9lli‘0f»hi\i‘ll tonm
fill! on the work. ‘
.u»
.au
“lF YOU DO NOT GET VOUR PA-
PER CALL UP WESTERN
UNION."
Commencing tonight. the city sub-
‘soriborg who mills their paper can
have a copysent them by uniformed
[messenger by calling the estern Union
”Telegraph office 7 o‘clock.
,Do not make your complaint until
about dzlli‘o'clooll, then link the West.
ern Union direct, not the South lil'or-
,wulu_ Evening sentinel. The Western
Union will solid .“ messenger out
promptly at 0:30 in answer to such
complaints as lihvo come in by that
time.
At 7 o'clock a second drip will be
made by the moiisoli‘sor delivering all
papers where complaints have come
in sinus 13:30. After 7 o'clock no tur-
thor deliveries will. be made that
night. ‘~
in making complaintsrio the Wash
'arn union kiroyouronme, that is the
subscribers name all well .as the
street number. rind the Telegraph do.
will turn over all complaintsgta‘the
,oirohlatlon, department first thins
next morning. General complaints
concerning irregular delivery or aim
thins also in condition With your news.
fillies subscribers should ballooned to
the. oiwnl‘oilinf department or the
[so on uuuii.‘ ‘ j _. ,
l "rushes service will start this "a
dildo subscribe within”
', compldinis as .210 lilo which
tit '1' h
Their tickets
secured means have failed. Wily don’t. you
that bearing down feeling. indigestion,
and nervous prostration, after all other
imit?
mu -.._.1._...<...m- .. "mm-*0 "we-.. w. .. . .
THOSE sunnEN TWINGES OOlir Bl'otlicl‘s‘ Lodge, No. id, i. 0..
. R, will hold its regular meeting,
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South Norwallt Evening Sentinel at. .
innit;
Russian artist for maternal!
women, suitable for any‘bordlirsdium I, , I, nave "0 M’
those. trimmed with
ill on
- . hum Mj‘illillli'
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sultan FASHION PLATE
, S yards bordered material ED 500.
'i’d.. $4.00, or 5 ylls. clinch. goods «'9
”too. a yard and 7 yards of lace of:
lane. a yard. .
Blouse No. 5085. ,
Shirl No. 4859. Sizes, id. id, 18 and
villi years. Price of each pattern, 15
cents. ‘.
(See Pictorial Review ir‘otlorn Adth
(,‘oncord Division, No. 2, Sons or
iToniliornncc, will hold its regular.
Thirty-seven oidni‘oounls in that
'is‘uirllolii County Savings lliiuk of Nari
wnllt, aggregate $l,illli.2i). The lilr-l'
1 goal in in ih‘ name of lierdsoy 04
‘oiovor, and t this SLIMJW; to Mar-
iturot Maker is croditod lililrilil. |
1
no.
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Good Health ,
The first; thing to do is to cor-
rect the minor ailments caused
by defective or irregular action
of theorems of digestion and
elimination. After these or '
pans have been put in good
working order by timely use of
assessors
. PILLS .i
humus-immunities)
better di cation results, and than
the too really nourishes and
strengthens the body“ The first
dose given relief and sounder sleep.
quieter servant and improved action
of oil tho bodily orig-as are caused
byes occasional use of Husbands -
Pills. The give universal utilise. .
lion and, nudity, mom and
quickness election BMW’s Pills
meeting Monday evening. 9 ‘
Norwalk Chronicler