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Have Clack In the Bathroom. iand fix a random thought.
111 is the little touches that arrest 1 A waterprooibag, within easy siliht.’ .
and please the eye and proclaim the is a great convenience for holding the'
individuality or the presiding genius cloths and brush and sand soap. or
that give to the bathroom something any other cleanser that may be pre-
01 the livable quality of the other ferred for scrubbing the tub
moms oi' t.)|e“houae l The bathroom needs the little con-
Pongee curtains, Vof pale blue or venielioes as much 38 any other room V
pink, wash beautifully and shut out of the house. They depend largely on
the night without. shutting out the the needs of the individual, but once V
ismall cakes t0. serve hot With "63m Drool Goods Now‘ Art Fabrics. ipossilile in the way 01' combining ,‘m'i
, {and sugar; Dress materials have reached suIcli Iferent materials. Silk is no longer
griddle on which pancakes are}. Sour millt pancakes are liked better a point of perleotion that they may just .11“. nor cotton just cotton. l
Vliould be lightly greased and by many mocks than/ any other sort. be justly termed “art fabrics." for the do not mean to imply that one is in.
melting hot. They should be To make them mix together two cupa skill of the weaver and the designer. Vitem‘od to replace the other. but aim
either with soda and cream of rule or sirted flour, a toaspoontul of gathered 11m use long civilizations. ply to point to the development which
with baking powder. to keen soda and a soltspooniul Vol salt.’ ThenI- interprets the modern demand for or- lope), material has reached, which
tom militias. And they should- and two cubicle of sour. rich milk. iginallty. it is no longer a question makes it poagible to consider a choice
as too heavily covered with sylup slim-log as you add the milk gradual- oi Weight or of width in any material between the two tor many purposes.
user when they are eaten. ‘ly until the mass is bubbling and light. today, but of development and im. For how long did we not think that
'1‘ Milk Plonked Favored.
1.111s Chin
cries at night, losses rest— .
lessly and matters in its
sleep, is constipated, frciiul and
feverish, or has symptoms of
light.
idol: pancakes seem to have been, Sour milk mm“ are egpeclany movement only, writes Mrs. Ralstoniou, best dress must be of silk, and
They are only partly cook-
of flour. a teaspoonful of
tel pt baking powder. into
little or 11. Beat smooth with s
’ woos. Then add the rest oi.
Add two tpbiespooniuis
butter Pour all this batter
'ree minutes without burning.
. V read apple sauce. over it and
into the oven to cook until it is
l
innespolls Journal. Mix a cupful of
mom with a little salt and a
ospoonlul of baking powder... Mix
'llI beaten egg with three quarters
"cuptul of milk and a tnhiespoonlul
pt- sited fvbutter and Add it to the dry
i'ents. Beat until smooth. Cook
V . Vat, big sheet and when done 011
‘thgsides, spread with Currant jelly 1
carefully and sprinkle with en-
Serve immediately
Another dessert, pancake can be
of VVony sort—pineapple
M
or cage, or. .
any better and cooking in
made by adding chopped nuts or fruitI ‘ ‘
d‘ usually baked on Shrove Vsood served with sausages or bacon in the Ladies' Home Journal Surges 0“,. practical, every day suit of a 800“
_Ior little strips ct broiled hem it
1
r be tire, and finished in the they are served with any oi! thege and as varied in texture and weave of the paradoxical order of fashions
ithings theY 3110““! be 0001‘“ on a “a “'9’" many of the old fashioned it would be quite natural to reversi
kiddie them. sift together two griddle greased with a piece of bacon patterned goods of some years back. it.
1.Ii,‘nd or-- fat salt pork
gablesoooniul of sugar and “l Any kind or cooked cereal can be ideas The design is merged into the My 1““er which is much. used for
utilized in pancakes. The coarser
sorts—dike rice and oatmealvshould
be cooked very soft and put through
a sieve Whether coarse or line, the
cereal should be cooked very thin.
and the batter should be beaten each
time the griddie is filled as the cer-
eal particles have a tendency to sink and combinations of materials.
[was an old established notion that often used for one of the quaint little
to the bottom of the batter
For cereal pancakes allow a pint of
milk to a pint oi! thin cereal. This is
a loose way of measuring, as the thin-
ness of the cereal, of Course. makes.
.the amount of milk n‘e‘eded vary. But
a little more
presence 01'.
it is easy enough to %
hour to counteract tli
too much milk. For ch pint of
milk 'and pint of cereVallow a pintl
of flour, sifted with a big teaspooniui
of baking powder and the some a
mount of salt: After these ingred-
ients "are all mixed together add the
yolks of two eggs and lastly the stiff
whites.
Pure maple syrup
anrmalado. shaved
strained 'honey.
maple sugar or
Igrnnulatcd sugar and butter are all oversklrts, and underneath the tulle'
in short skirt or brilliant-colored vel-
{vetl ‘
good on pancakes.
Equal parts of milk and lukewarm
8.: ”010$. dates or new for in water are excellent for sponginfi new brocaded moire.
I Hoods and acts!
palms.
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MAY BEcQME VOID
We Court of United states to
VUpon Question involving
I. Religious Orders.
VABHIlNGTON. March 4,—0n the
lsion oi? the Supreme court in,a
" to be~oonsidered this week may
he future of every Brotherhood
ti ieterhood of the Catholic Church
iii tile-Unitetd States. The court will
led upon to decide whether the
own oil poverty in these orders are
"Mast public policy, as recently do-
by the United 'States Circuit
V33 it of Appeals of the Eighth dis
i
sense in question arises out‘ of
oath of Father I'Wirtb, a membei
Order of St. Benedict. founded
III). At the time of his death
'1 he was in charge of the Ger:
catholic Church in Springfield,
" Nearly 60 years before his
he took the vows of the Bone-
wifioclety of Chastity.I. poverty
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USVE HYOMElw—YOU BREATHE VIT.
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it's the right to the point remedy.
not only for (atarrh. but for head
colds. sniifles, bronchitis. laryngitis
or croup of children You breathe it
~~no stomach dosing.
You will like Hyomoi.
gives instant and lnsting‘V'reliVef, but is
entirely harmless, pleasant to use, and
economical. Money refunded by F
H. Baxter if you are, not benefited.
Hyomei is a combination of antisoDI'
tic oils that mixes. .with the air and
quickly reaches the irritated and in-
flamed membrane of the nose. VVths'
sure antigenic healing begins immed-
iately——y011Vi'eol better at once. ‘
If suffering
.1
from watery . eyes.
hunky voice. discharge from the nose.
or that choked-up feeling. try .Hyomei
now—today. All drugglats sell it. Ash
\of the year, and silks. linens and lot.
'nae ol’ velvet coats to wear with their suitability. This accounts
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Iit not out y i
of the present are as set? in weight stout woolen fabric? Todsyqln view
The new materials express definite Therein a new material called “Jer-
character of the garment to form a country coals “'qu short sport Jackets
harmonious whole, 3° that one cannot Then there is the velours duvetyn
be thought 0f apart 1‘" out the other made in wool. silk. and silk and cotton
ertain ml” of women create ”6" mixed suitable for many purposes
tain styles and this is true also of the from Separate coats 'and coat suits i“
new materials. Every old convention one piece dresses The brocaded
““3 be“ abandoned 1“ the new “8"“ moire is a lovely fabric for the dress
"’ ier‘ cluthes or in street costumes it is
woolens ware suitable for one season ruined “mm which trim so many
plain skirts of cloth. the costume Ibe-
ing completed with a contee or a hip-
lensth coat of the some material as
the undershirt with probably a quaint
moire sash.
Color is such a dominant feature in
this age oi! fashion that it alone limits
the use of materials. Since materials
tons for another. From seasons it was
even narrowed down to certain hours .
of the day for certain occasIOns. Noni
all this has been abandoned. and noth
ing counts butto arrive at a attaine-
tory result, and by “result" is meant
what you yourself wish to dei'elOp
with given material and acmesorles.‘ are chosen, in making up a costume. .
Think Whfit they would hays said if Vinore for their color value than for
Wé had Drobosed to"'onr mothers the Ithcir weight, or, it may be said. their
for the
(Jr their many materials used iii the making or
surprise at seeing iulle dancing one costume, whether “ n one-piece
frocks trimmed with fur! Or. for in- sown or a coat and skirt suit. in this
stance. metal bodices worn with tullegrespcct we are slipping away from
simplicity in materials and their uses
The design must give the keynote oi
simplicity, as the ninihrisls can no
longer be relied upon to do this. so
varied are their wealth of colors and
beauty of waste.
liillll’ ill Hill till
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Delicious “Fruit Laxative" Can’t
lihrm Siomi'icli. Liver
and Bowen:
W..‘.M
Vorgsndie summer gowns!
Think -ogaln 01'3th we use
heavy weight indieriais.s1‘ich as the
with delicate
Nothing’seeme i111-
preme court to review The, decision at-
torneys for the order stated that ii'
the decision were carried out to its
full extent it might eventually die-
solve and‘dlsintegrate thetempornl or-
ganization at these orders. It was
also pointed out that the decision
might effect religious orders of the
Episcopal Church and some of the
other Protestant Churches.
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LOUlS G. PARKE N THE "AVE
MARlE."
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Every mother realizes, alter glVlui-r
her children “California. Syrup of
Figs." that this is their ideal laxative,
because they love itsplonsnnt taste
and ltVthoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach, liver and bowels with-
out grlpins. ,.
When cross, irritable. feverish or
breath is bad. stomach sour,.look at
103’ , the tongue, mother! It coated. give a
In some heart dull and drear: ~ teaspoonful of this harmless Wirult
There's never a kindly word but laxative," and in a few hours an the
' serves. foul. constipated waste, sour bile and
There‘s never a. day at dew that
.anlls. ‘7‘
But cools some burning flower:
deli star that shines in Heaven
. cheers
Some lonely but each hour.
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There‘s never a smile but makes a
A has of the same material, hang-
lng from the door. is convenient for;
stowlng away temporarily the soiled}
linen that one doesn‘t care to put
into the wicker basket for general
use. i
A wash cloth. with an initial in
cross-stitch, and n diflerent color for
each one who uses the bathroom, is
a pretty conceit. it makes it easy to
find one's own in the common pile,
and as they hang from the rods of
glass or shining nickel the touch oi?
color is an addition to the general
scheme of things. ‘
Everyone has preferences as to tal-
cum powder, soap nnd toilet water.
Glass shelves are very expensive.
but little shelves of wood, painted
white, are easily contrived,
They can be placed in different con"
ners, and it is not only a satisfaction
to hsveVVone's own set apart-from the
others, but it saves time also, says
the Philadelphia Ledger.
Every bathrOOm should have o
clock. There are pretty ones in white
or colored enamel that may be bought
for a dollar or two that keep very.
good time 1
Every bathroom should have it pal1 ,
endsr. it is eaev for all of us to (or-
gth the date and for some oi us to
conjecture vainly as to the day. And
one takes toll oi many things_Vthllp
performing onc‘s ublutlons .
A whisk broom and a shoe brush
should be within reach. And even a
pad with a pencil attached to catch
,l
men state that they are unn‘lileV‘ to pur-
chase a barrel of cooled at whOlessle
one than five dollars' and at that
price they must charge the ruling re-
tail price per peck.
Apples get to he a scarce commodity
along in the spring of the year and
just at the present time the local sup-
ply is very low and not much pros-
Doots [or many more barrels of the
fruit coming into the city.
"How do you like my new but. M.
lioireou?"
“Lovely. Madame.
it makes You
Mole.
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insight to put all toys. The upper box]
icon below and having a draw—strinin
‘outside appearance is very ei‘lective.
look quite 30 years younger." —-Pele V
i AIRMEN READY TO ENLIST.
{Acre Club of America. from Albert ll
ilmnibert. of St Louis; a governor of
supplied they are easily renewed.
worms, you feel worried and
have your niglit‘ 11 rest disturbed .
by the little ones cry mg or
perhaps because of your own
anxiety. .
lVelilany thousands of mothers
relVy at such times upon it tried
am trusted remedy always kept
in the house, .
lioiliai Gray’s Suit
11111111 in illiiiilieii,
Used by mothers for "2 yc11rs.Tl1csc
powders cloausclhc stomach. act on
‘thc Liver and give l1cnlil1l‘nl sleep by ‘
regulating the child ssy stern. Easy
to give and pleasant
Place To Keep Playthinde.
l iind this plan most successful fOr
keeping the children's toys, living as i
i do in a small house writes a con
lributor to the Modern Priscilla. l
secured four boxes of equal size (dry
goods boxes), large enough for two to
give a small wardrobe effect when
placed one upon the other endwise.
The ends of the other two boxes were
used for shelves in these. The whole
was placed in a convenient corner and
covered smoothly with crelbnne. ln‘ ‘0‘ “It ‘31"le 1111.11.
l nappy mothers in
the lower box. closed by a loosely cvcry Vfommuiiuy Vote
“3 ii In I l 95 ~
hanging curtain, the children were' d..'1§_....'§. w 1““,
Mother. If your child
has the symptoms have
describe! you should ‘
try these powders.
Your
them. 25°41’03“ anysubtilluio.
Be sure you ask for,
and obtain.
Mother llray‘ t Sweet Powders
son cuitonen.
was neatly lined with canvas through-‘
out. and with a curtain meeting thei
[win .ilaiL
druugist has Don't accent
at top and bottom. it provided three;
dust-proof shelves for linen or any of l
the many things that it is hard to find i
a place for in the smallhouse. Thei
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ALL. SUFFRAGISTS NOTIFIED
WASHINGTON, March i.«—'i‘he Na-
jtional Woman Suffrage Association
lhus announced that it‘Ihas issued in
Effect of Lines, {call to all Siii‘l‘rngists of the countiy
in planning for remodeling or doc. :to rally atopen air meetings on May
crating. it is well to remember that 2.111 evoiy city. hamlet and village
vertical lines on a tvall increase the 01 the United States and adopt resin
apparent height oi the ceiling. w’hile lotions to be presented to (‘ongiess
on the other hand horizontal lines oniusking for th (-11sz Innchlsoment oi? no-
the walls wIill bring the ceiling downimen
ems llnbhew York Press When the: The open air meetings on \iay 2
especially if the cret'o'nne is matchedi
with other hangings. or with the paper
of a room. '
(chins is too high striped racers and' the to he 11 include to the big Suf—
all tertical lines are to be aioided,
i frage pageant here a week later.
HOMAN CHANGES STEAMER'S
NAME.
ldeSonaior Franklin 1.. Human,
president of the American Oyster
company. has charged the name or
.his oyster steamer formerly the Den-
"quicmyihsafVe‘ya mild 3153?)? .ieison lOJlle Amerlcon. The Daniel-
edlyfibyt etrie an re la 9 'son formerly ran on the passenger
.. ’ ‘rouie between Providence and 'Bloi‘K
BEE island. The host was owned by a
stock company composed of Block ‘ls‘
Sold everywhere. In beau. 1011.. 2k.
Always 11.11.1113
Relief from the ailments caused
by disordered stomach, torpid
liver, irregular bowels is given
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,‘ lenders. Senator Human has had the
3 steamer roe-modeled for the use 01‘ the
,oysler business... She runs out ul‘.
' Providence.
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5‘32“ midi";li‘ét‘ilill‘tli‘lli Killlilli BlllHlR
Aeronautical Reserve, atcordlng to in-iEAT LESS MEAT ALSO TAKE
formation which has just reached that GLASS OF SALTS BEFORE
EATING BREAKFAST.
the club.
Uric acid in meat excites the kid
ionihcom 1 t‘.—— .‘ , . H "
Audience .He was then 23 years 8 pie e 0“ lin 81 00 firm? i To check the rising tear. undigested food passes out of the P‘ on autopilot ll Settles Sour,
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ill lllllliill
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admiralty. :w ev-
iiilnuii-o.I crouch.
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it.”
old The onset, of‘ the vow ’of poverty
was that all right of possessing prop-
erty do his port was transferred to
the order. and that the order on its
part became obligated to educate.
Vmalntain and support him for lite.
Father erth became a. member or
the St. Vincent mission on Westmore
land county. Pennsylvania, in
Later he was made prior of a mouse}
tery in Kansas and about 1897 went to
‘ Minnesota. During his life be had be-
come such an honored member that'
his superior appointed him to retain
in his possession certain property. At
the time of his death he“ was in poo-I
session bf some $5,000 in addition to
e. royaltiethV‘rom books he hed‘IIwritten.
Hollis Recohnizcd by calm.
The Probate court oi Brown county.
Minnesota. recognized his heirs as on»
titled to the property. Alter a series
oi contents «with the order the heirs
s‘ucceoded in getting a decision from
the United States Circuit count to the
street that the vow of poverty was
against public policy and. 'tbereiore, I,
The heirs were held entitled Vt
the property.
I Approximately 59.1100 punishes.
era and nuns, will be adopted by tile
mJ. LV
When trying oysters always. add it
little baking powder to the flour in
which they are rolled This increases
the size of the oysters very much
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bowels, and you have a well playtul
child again When its little ”stem is
lull oi cold. throat sore, has stomach
ache. diarrhoea, indigestion. colic—we.
member. a good I‘iii’slde cleaning"
should always be the Vlirst treatment
given.
Millions of mothers keep “Ollii'or-
nia Syrup 0! Figs" handy; they know
a ‘tesspocnlul today saves a sick child
tomorrow.
fill-cent bottle of f‘Oalitornia Syrup of
kiss." 'w‘hich has directions for bo-
bios, children of alleges and ,srown-
ups printed on'ththottie. flowers at
counterfeits sold here. so don’t be
fooled. Get the genuine. mode by
scalliornia ll‘ls Syrup enmeshfl’
Kidneys cause V Backhand? No1 “”‘" W ""7,“
{They have no nerves, thereioro can APPLW ARE, HlCiH.
not cause pain. Listeni Your Inimit- --- .,
ache is cause by lumbsgo, sciatica,
or a strain,» nd the quickest relief is
soothing. pen V113 11st. Jacobs Oil" I
Rub it 111.111 on the ache or tender
spot and instantly the coin. untamed"
stillness Va 11‘ ‘ d
People who are road of libido pie.
apple sauce or. anything in the line at
V VVpart will have to- :inrego the pleasure
Ask yourIdrugsist tor a .
pastry in which appliisiare the chief I
. .wssn’t there.
Upset Stomachs in Five
Minutes
W
i
Time it! Pope's Dispepsln will di-
gest anything you eat. and overcome a
sour. sassy or ouboborder stomach
surely within five minutes. .
or what you «eat lies like a. lump of
lead in your stomach. or it you have
heartburn. thitt is a sign oi’ indiges.
tlon.
(let trim your pharmacist uV titty-
‘cent coco or .‘Pnpe a Diapepsin and take
a dose just. as soon as you can. There
will he no sour rlsinxs, no belching or
undigested food mixed with acid, on
stomach Vsas or heartburn, fullness
or heavy tooling in the stomach, noun
son. debilitating headaches; dizziness
food left over 1;. the stomach to poison
your breath with nauseous odors.
Pape‘s‘biapepsiu is a certain cure
for auto! order atomadhs. because it
takes 1.2.1.1 or your toad and digests it
Just the battle as i
ll your meals don’t lit comfortably..
or intestinal griping. This will all 30..
and.“ besides. therewill be no sour ,
t' your stomach Of
The organization is being formed noys. they become overworked; got
With the uproot/oi of the club. and slugzlsh. ache, and feel like lumps of
3.111: lambert says he has also the in- lde The uri no becomes Cloudy; tho
Vdorsement of the 590“er oi“ the bladder is irritated. and you maybe
igzzzhiozgfiyéfaéggg Tor 0:1,; 93;); obliged to seek relief two or three
jest." ' times during the night. When the
The airmen who have joined W, kidneys clog you must help them 1111.1.
reserve have obligated themselves as 0“ ““3 bOdY 3 urinous waste 01‘ you'll
‘ready to enlist in the United States he a real sick person shortly. At. first
military service In the event or war. you feel a dull misery in the kidney
Besides Mr. Lambert. who holds oer. region, you suffer irom backache, sick
tiiloates as a pilot for both aeroplanes "headache. dizziness, stomach sets
and balloons, the airmen of the reserve sour, tongue coated and yen feel rhea.
inpludét Lincoln Beach'ev. Anthony mntic twinges when the weather is
Joanna, Fred 0 Irina, Earl '1‘ Daugh-' 1,-3.1,
”WI 30““ FI Gray, 0‘6““ L Martin, Eat less meat drink lots of water:
Hillary Beachey, Francis Wildman. 05 also get from any pharmacist four.
Lloyd Thompson, Grover C Berudoll ' ounces of Jud Salts; take 11 tablespoon.
Poul J" McCullough. William Plceller. no in a glass of water before hrenio
Arch Freeman and others. last for a few days and your kldnois
M ii then not line. This famous suits
dBIXTV THREE WOLENT DEATH“ it: tirindo from the acid at grapes and
onion nice, combined with llthia, and
NEW HAVEN March qwflwm lies beta used for generations to
,were 68 violent ‘deathu in Connecticut. iclean clogged kidneys and stimulnie
during the month of Fobrury. M:ithern to normal activity, also to one;
cording to unofficial room 1111 as com- mm“ the “‘3”? in urine. “0 it no
i h recedin month.
bares; $11,530,“; 2,2,, accirfental: as longer his source of irritation: thus
.. I u d 1.“ suicidal ending bladder weaimesii. .,
3”,“ y. . I’ Jed Salts is inexpensive. cannot the
depths 9, were due lure:
8 to trains, and, iitbiaiwla
s 4 to 'should. “he 11
s
W
his. eyeryono
on than to keep the"
molten a delightful effervescent ‘
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