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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 23, 1913 · page 10

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' Herring Paste,
operation spread on brand is
collie to eat. Better yet, it per-
ths utilizing oi left overs, Put
ii, '1 six smoked herring, wash-
on into large pieces, into it
tlcopim with outlined: a pint
‘ [clarified butter, cover ‘and
"wly durihg 10 or 15 minutes;
it saith of cayenne and mustard,
d nd' put,..throul-l‘h it fine sieve.
thispuree with a wooden spoon-
“ ttlepots; cover with a layer
it?! ed ”butter and with purch-
pspsr "and keep covered away
moisture.
‘ Stuffed Mackerel.
all care in opening the fish that
militia the incision as small as pos-
‘ftcn some broad crumbs in
{for each fish on amount equal to
lie of an egg, add two tablespoons
leaned shrimps, one hard boiled
out in dice, and some parsley.
(in; highly. Fill the mackerel with
tis‘étutfing and cook for 5le or ‘15 min-
is in a hot oven. At the moment
erving press a lemon on top——
levelsnd Plain Dealer.
‘ BARON DE FREYNE DEAD.
_UiBLIN, Ireland. Sept. 23. ----- Baron
e Freyne died yesterday at country
deuce, French Park, F‘ounty l‘los—
m‘mon, at the age of fifty-eight, n"-
a long illness. lie was at one
the honorary colonel the Fifth
ttaiion (lounannhl Rangers”
he successor to the pccruge is the
bnombie Arthur llc'iintild i“l‘|:‘ii(‘i'l,
”is only son by his ilrst marriage. He
‘88 born in mill and bcwumc on o!-
car in the Royhi l2‘usilirrs. lie tiller--
rda rosilgncdaills liiililllligirit‘li in the
w itish army and \lc-ill to the l'liiiM
totes, whom he \‘llii5.(xi :u ii iii
to in the ‘lilishth limb ii routes in-
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Stewed Beet.

Bake vheets in,the oven until theyI

are tender; take them out, and when
they are cold remove the outside. Cut
them in she and pour a. little vinegar
over them. hen put lthein into a
stewpan with as muchsravy as will
cover them; Simmer for bolt an hour.
Thicken the gravy before serving with
some cream, in which you have mixed
a slice or two of beets, beaten up in
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HIGHER MEAT PRICES THIS W‘lN-‘

TER.

Farm and Fireside contains in its
cu'rrent issue a page devoted to the
market outlook, on which John P.
Ross, a well known expert in such
matters, writes in part as follows:

“The United States EBureau of Ani-
mal industry has already issued words
of warning as to the threatened ex-
haustion of our own meat-supply, and
has drawn attention to the fact that
the flocks and herds of the. countries
which we might have expected to be
able to help us out, and especially
those of Argentina, are so generally
infected with contagious diseases that
our inspection rules, both with respect
to live animals and dressed mcnts, will
have to be rigidly enforced. Under
these circumstances those among us
who have been able to retain live
stock, and have feed-stuffs sufficient
to fatten them for the full and winter
markets, are likely to profit by what
must prove. disastrous to so many who
have been compelled to realize ht n
loss. All this semns to point with (-er-
tuinty to higher prices on all animal
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Sentinel Wont ndv’s. will introduce
sulni' people to each other today who
would to have known ouch other years
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Wrist Bags. .....
Many or the wrist bugs, whether
white, black or colored, and whatever
the materislmlcnther, silk or funny in-
brics-«ure made pouch shape and um
carried by means oi! 11 double loop of
the material of which the inn; is made.
says the Newark News. This loop slips
over the wrist, leaving the hand i'reo.
Many of these bags fusion by menus at
a snap metal button and Gilli rs are
mounted in the usual metal frames,

The majority of shirts will be short.
in fact, very short, according to the
Chicago Inter chdn. Costumes for
dressy,occusions will have skirts as
short as those for tnilorcd suits, und
such a thing as a street dross with u.
skirt that touches the ground will be
ridiculous.

All skirts will be narrow, or at least
narrow in effect, and most of them
will have the uplifted drapery ut the
front.

Draperies will follow the calm-is oi'
the body and skirts, whether
plaited or plain will keep to «lose
lilies. There will be many doomed
skirts.

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ed. Thousands of obstlnzul,» u lmv‘O
noon (lili'i-lii by Dunn‘s. HA“. ‘i {.0
cents Hi nny drug slum
FEW AEROPLANES IH iv... ‘l‘ OF
WAR.
WASHINGTON, Split. 331‘». in ment
of war it is doubil‘nl ‘- ': A.’ wire
of men could be low-7 T'w in“
this country who cook: ’ '3 l by
the army in herewith. l. tin.
opinion of Pristine. ii.

on, Chief Sifz’llit‘ r
the nrmy u.i :1,
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When Headochy. Blileus, Consti-
paisd, Stomach Sour,
Breath Ball

Get a 10-ceut box now.

Turn the rascals out—hits headache,
biliousness, indigestion, the Sick, sour
stomach and foul gases-“turn them
out tonight and keep them out with
Cuscarets.’

Millions of men and women, take it
Cuscurel now and then and never
know the misery caused by a lazl'
liver. clogged bowels or on upsct stoni-
nch.

Donft put in another day or distress.
Lct (Inscarcts cleanse your stomach:
remove the sour, fermenting food;

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Lemon Reamipr Saves All Juice. i

It is very easy to extract the Juice
with a glass reitmcr, and not a. drop
is wasted, says the Mothers‘ Mugs.
zine, The reenter consists of a Cor-
rugated glass» cone of the size to ill
exactly into hull; a lemon rind. At the
base is a. row of little pillars to hold
back the seeds end a circular trough
with a spout for pouring off the juice
of each halfdcmlou us scoped odt of
the rind.

To use it, cut the fruit acroSs, press
the out side upon the cone and twist
it "sideways. $mall oranges can be
treated equally? successfully. The
'reamers cost but 10 cents and are not
nt nil ensily broken, though for
cents you can buy aluminum ones, pro-
vided with 11 small cup beneath to
receive the juice from holes in the
trough.

The reuniors cun be packed into a
picnic lunch bushel, and are liaisill“
washed, which is a good point, provid-

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inke‘ the excess bile from your liver
and carry out all the mimilpnted
whats matter and poison in the
bowels. Then you will its] lzrczit.

A Cuscuret tonight slrnh.lib-ns you‘
out by morning. Tin-y wm-l while
you sleep. A lilwrni. from

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never gripe or sirlttvn.
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lion Forcc of the Utzlw‘loily.
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lion lil‘iiiil‘illli‘ili of IlilillH-il i.‘l~":.tili".
l'l'ot’cssol‘ i‘uuillin \‘on iliv'lltv, i‘h, ll.
of the :lormmliv iil‘pili'i'l‘il'iii. l‘rnt'i-w-
or .l. lri'liil;‘,\tiiiiiiii, in, It, ot’ i‘w
ilrvck llopurtnwnl, mi l‘mims ir
Lindsay 'l'. llniuon, .i. it, oi the Eur.
lilil llvpnrtuimi. hzm- vainlrwl trmn
their thluilic yo. 1' in Illiw up iti‘liVii
work iii the University

Two of tho lli'nwn l-‘lnnlly who hit“)
iiiod iiuriiiy, tho inl‘i wi‘i
dwply missed on tho i'l‘tlwli rumpus.
i‘rni'crimr \l‘nrii mu] i'luii'z‘iiiui‘ l‘ilutie
plaice.

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ill il2‘

or of .ii in]

little.”

lbir in!

i,l‘liii‘i‘ ‘ii‘. \i'urd no: portions that
most dlstliuziilslml .twiolcuint in
Alllill‘iml. iiv lll’wi in ('nnwrii iiilli

no the cuinpuu, iillll who it l'mniiinr
mum. to ”it“ under ‘,l'-llill(li.l'”, on whom
he hit it «inch Impri-nshni. No "it“
run do his Work, lml iii. nonnliitnioiit
in his pinch of inn-Imus Moody i‘lrintni.
l'h, it, up assistant professor of no»
.i-iolosy. will "with it null: and close re-
‘lntlon oi’ the Ullit’l rally to the short:
liulyln mid rcforinnlory efforts oi‘ ii‘thmio
lsinnd‘.

; Pretender liriztiul‘l: pandemic record
in; us follows A, ll, University of
iNilriii iliiroiinn lriin; s, 'i', ii. linstnn
glinircrslty litlul; A. M, Harvard than:
il’h, i), liarrord iiiiu, lonelier of mod-
‘orn immunities nod civics iiflni‘ifl‘fl
:ll'osleynn Hiunhmry lilillltllt instructor
”rum College Hunt"; Assistant i’ro»
(lessor of Sociology nnd Applied Chris‘
ftisndty ’i‘nrtg tunings 191243; Assis-
[innt in sociology Nill‘tfli‘il Hill-ill.

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3 Thurston M, i’hcttepisce. assistant
inUftJBllul' or Mechanical mgineerlng,

tiled recently st the age of thirtmlm

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Winter Fuel.
If one has a large amount of fruit

and place in 5
them excellent
hunter.
shells

to can during the summer, it will pity
to save all pits; for winter fuel. Dry

ticks and you will llnd
for use in grain or

Corn coils, nut and coconnut
are, also

well worth shunt“.

(‘orn hunks are excellent for sirsting

, tiresl-v—inm Allll‘

cics Express.

Kelli Sweet,

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Turkish towellng and is . culled ~ "rs-i
tine.” it comes in four colors, white,!
blue, brown and block, 15 cents a
bunch.

New shoes are sometimes difficult
to make shine; Try brushing oh’ the
dust and dirt thoroughly, then run
them with lemon juice; after this has

dried in, black and polish them in
the usual manner. ,.
A good sauce to serve with cro-

quettes is made in the following way:
To one cup of drawn butter add just

 

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Girls! Try This! Makes Your
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before serving one quarter cup of die-
ed cucumbers and one teaspoon chop-
ped parsley,

To make an oiled duster, cut cheese
cloth the desired size,'safiurate it with
whatever cleaning polishing oil you
use, wrap the cloth in a. compact buns
die and leave it to saturate the entire
piece of cloth.

To clean a vinegar cruel put. a tea-
spooniul oi lye in it. and then till it
with wnier. Let it remain in it for a
few days, then rinse the crust out
thoroughly. it will be perfectly clean,
~~Dallas News.

Window Washing.

When washing windows use luke-
warm water and add a. little starch.
’l'hcn wash your windows. Do not usc
huy soap. The result will be beautiful
clear windows. This does away with
hard riililiiiig.-Los Angeles Express.

Bright Silver.

1 always put it lump of cumplior in-
to the. drawer where my silver is kept,
writes it New York Press contributor.
and tind it, very good, us it keeps the
silver from tarnishing,

To Remwo Paper. J

.’\ "rond way to l‘cilithc old wuii ml
nor is to use the lollowinl: solution,
5' .s the Yew ilnrun .lcnrnul Fourier.
.\. title”; pasty solution should he mode
by oddity: llour itnd a row omit-cs
arctic Ili'id, 'i‘his lirivly solution :Zil’l"ili
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iz'u ”.21- will paper can be rt mined in

-. ‘l‘. Jil'3lw \i“._\' i‘ii‘li)‘ illil with \i‘l‘,“
little (ilivzt, or dirt,

Within ten minutes after nu ul‘li'i‘
cation of Danderine you cannot tied u.

Esingle trade of dandruff or falling; lim-

and your scalp will not itch, but wlmt
will please. you most will be nt‘trr n
few weeks' use, when you see now
hair. fine and down,‘ at. iirst~ yo“ ‘ht
really new balm-growing all over the
scalp.

A little Dandcrine
doubles the beauty of your hair
difference how dull, faded, brittln and
scruggy, just moisten a clot}; will: 'i’ m
daring and carefully draw it 'l;"_ "h
your hair, taking one small .~‘il"““'i Yt

inimcrlir'vlv'

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a. time. The effect is mutuality: ".‘l
hair will be light, fluffy and wmgs, 1 :il
lnwe an appearance of nilum‘und‘l' ~u

incomparable lustre, soilngss nrl luv
urinnce. ' ,

Get a 25 cent bottle of Kim-w! may
Danderine from any drug
toilet counter, and pro-co 2""
hair is as pretty and soft on ‘ 2 ‘ * '
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careless trentnieutw—thnl’s. it.»
surely can have beautiful * ri'
lots of it it" you will just . b.»
ilundcl‘ino.

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.' Pepper Salad.

For green pcppw 1‘ l. r u:
from the t'il‘lli mail I“ “ .~. ‘ “l
and remove ilw 5-”"y'l ' “‘ "‘viv
calm .lournnl. ll"tl“ r"“‘ . " "‘ '7.
vii-civil and cut, into , i“ , " ‘ .-
li“i"‘l'l, :iil'iiis: (if in":- i'j' I
lll'i‘i‘s 21ml llznily .L’ ‘ ".
will .. E u: iwlz-u 2 v ‘\ ' ..,

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timber. .\‘.r. 'i'ilnll"l‘i i'_ w, will lli'w n
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Miss Wi'mn (2i Meow: " (“"9
Popular Young Man. .," . ’ :!
Miss Dorothy ('ni‘wrizw tits-ch
dnurzhtvr of \ii“, null lira l ’u it. -l
«7? 'i l ‘2‘ Iih “l bird IEVI‘ ”w “v "urn.
“till Li‘lil‘iiti 'lllltimin' ‘7 . , vi
tin" rue ‘Jntilniw Fiii'lli’, ,-. i: c» r.
und Mrs. .lnhn ll, Siii‘ilu uz‘ zi'lininl'd.
l'hi‘uni'ly «li' Nbrwnlh. 'i‘-,. li-‘l‘i‘? ..
l‘Uit jliiti'l’v t\i llilc Will-mu :2 ‘ it ' in
ll \’ «nun, hilli itv‘l’, I”, when.» rain
tilt u ili'iiliiii' rill-pylons.
Titian Wilson wus stimuli»! 2:; Misti
Lilly Imcml oil the “Nuts, a» brides

ninldu, and ilrli ltith» hii7i- ;-.
no». lluwurnirit

iil'iit‘flilllii rruii

<riwry.

Silo ‘ltm‘o ii firm»; “i

l' Iiv chino, .riiii will
i'nint low ll'iulminuu. uni luv, Tmmpu-t
rim-x mid .llti- . oi‘ tho

wnn oi while

volley. 'I‘hli h

i‘l‘clw do rhino ntnl rm‘rlwd

lliili lill- iiowo
«hollow how u

Limit. Mnicl‘
it‘ort \‘l‘nnhinn
brother. i'rnn

l'tllmnmiil; worn yellow
int»: t'utilt‘i,
i‘hil‘i wmu u how. of
tild l‘xil‘rhiti yciiow i‘niics.

lin H, Rhone, ii, i? A” oi.

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unborn

ton. lid,
brat iiiilll.

iiim

.i'ii‘,

wr-io \iiitnn \lilhum lind i'ilinll‘t‘, Trait-
ton or Mt. Vernon,

Mr nun liri

hotlcyinnon nt
in the hurt l
nt Hlilnpnn
hm; hm] it run

Mr. tlitnnn ii
in tho omens i
ii number ol 3/
nod he him it
ford nnd Kori

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, Fliwnc will spend thnlr
. .lnmnico i'lii-‘liitii, find
inilrs. 'l‘liry will reside
oint. Will‘i‘li Mr. likens
deuce erected, .
ii lawyer. and this been
if ’i‘ol‘icr ll .lrulclnu for
our”, lie 1‘: :2 You: iron.
Hull, of friends in Stum-
hilt.

M... ... t. on... ..mwmu-4— .p

Can’t Afford to Have, Kinney Trouble.

No man will
niinrd to how
need he {our i
hood on hotel
est medicine. 1
liltio but doinl
may Pills elimi
mntism, tone
store normal
bladder. alter

iii family to supwytrmt
o kidney trouble nor
t with such it rcnwdy nt
' Kidney mils, An hon-
sfn and rltilnlile, costing
t; much cord. Foley Kilt
unto Locum-ho and rheu-
up the system and rot
notion of kidneys and
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llurelyn. ’i‘lw t'iiil’l is pl‘rl‘i'r.’ ““"I ‘7

hr minty-a iii" ii'nin disw .il‘” :“ ’- a
lliiilmtv. lilm'il 1w ‘=.L .7-1

mud with button, '.
'i'iil- \t'wil iws ll l‘qi. ‘lh'i . ti
inlil (if \‘I'il‘vt.

'l‘o liltiiil‘ i' l'llhl‘i‘

i. ydzt, :ll'.~ll:, m‘itm'ini «.1 Si ti ' iii
l yd. 27vin silk ................ Mai)
i 4!. “l,
i K" 3374 Sizing flit, J11. . , ‘i,
i-IL' nml ll bust. Price of l}: "x n i, ll

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all" 1

(Sun Pli‘toi‘iul iiuricw l‘uiiivi'n

AFTER CHRIS. BROWN. ,

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Warrant for TheatriCnl Head Beams:
of Phlladt‘lllhfa War,

A i’iiiindv‘ij‘ilin diulrlirh niulns “hit:
l‘hrizz. (l. llrown, gl‘llitl'ill booking in m
mum of tho milllvuh uhd (Tomldhm vii"
cult of tlwuirch, mid hum] of the (WWW.
ll. Iirown rumpnny ihnt. old-rum; lilo
lioym lhnniru in South Noi‘unih, u 9
Well on ntlwr promiiwut New \‘orlt
lhunlrh'ni mnn, hr" in dumpir ”l’ or
rust on n result or this rmulwrtlln nor
in the thinker rily, um] tluli wort-w H
horn in”) mvorn out for tin-m, churn,»
inn them with (routines. i‘uiwliirnvy and
rrstrnim ol‘ trndc. 'i’lm dispuivii 1.. m5
follows:

“As the revolt of n ioml \enplm‘llo
wur. Will H, .‘h'ikiiilvk‘illliiillllil‘ imiy
iéw'li‘n out wnrrnnin for tho iii'l'msf nil
Kim.- Louwontuin, i'hriu, ilrown, Joseph
:‘lt‘iit‘lli h, \t'iliinrn niwlrci, ”innit“ l! id»
herd. lfliiti‘urd Krisivy ninl Louis Wm:-
loy, ililynlrlml inch of New York, mid
Honour Mirrors of l’hllhllolphlu. on,
choruses oi ti'ri‘liuias. consults-33:, will
r-mlrnint ol‘ mule. Mr. lioyvrs in»
M :iiml Wil‘il‘if oi the \i“il'”i‘tilli. i’ur h‘m-
srii‘. screwing; in illlill‘fll‘ whom wanted.

"i‘mlnsnl lur ll '. .‘tiilttlllrf‘iiiliiillti‘l”
rhni'icliii iiini. his lli’ lit/8 plows hail
been inirrueniml cl i-nilrond rtnilmis
nml stow doors iur’iiw lulrlium or
bovine: them loan; the iiiunrmrdlin-
l nor outcry! ism,

"”I‘ho photons are ridichlous,’ cold

9

 

Model {or s showpiece truck to lie 1dr, Meyers odor iu- l‘inriicd that lim

made .ot cashmere. Velvet, satin ornaments had been issued."

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