no meat Best Plank-ed.
linking foods is meant cock-
' em on a plank in front of a hot
Vbaking them on. a plank- in
While no one seems to
sltlvely just where or by
h method of cooking was fit it
111111.51” the Ladies‘ Home .1911:-
is generally asscgibed to the
In a history of Virginia si-
I made to the custom as fol-
)! the aborigines. Probably
r. the fisherman, the camper
the wilderness copied the
V-‘from their indian guides. and
Sit down from generation to
on,‘ until today it is recog~
”the nearest perfect method;
cooking fish, chicken and certain;
VV‘ '1? meat
Planks are made for the purpose
t twp inches thick under various
has and shapes, and may be of oak
,ill', ash hickory or cherr1. These
astonishing stores at a reason-
able price. Sometimes these boards
are fitted with steel rods to hold the
place and with grooves for the
conviction of the gravy.
' a plank must be iieated through
.. 1° the food is placed upon it and
’ l it has been used four or five
hues it will have to be brushed with
lor'melted butter. The more the
plank is used the better the flavor.
VVever use a steak plank for fish. or
vice-verso. Never wash the plank
. om: soap and water; sandpaper it.
than. rub it Vclean with brown paper
id salt and put it auay in a (loan
has until required again.
' The food 'must be served on the
plpflnk, which can reason a large nap-
iiin‘ vexed tray or platter or in' a
lr‘ese'nts {tacky
11111111111111 fish, but 'bldetisb.
VVlake trout halibut»? or any
' iy good.
31'
LATEST
Clo .aud split down the back 11‘ Rick-Rack 1'9""ng Durable. l
good .512-po‘und shad. Heat the‘ 1
plank ”is, hot lay the 1181] upon it 1 With the revival of rick-rack. there
skin 31119 down 0,. that 1101-110“ “111 th returns one of the most homemade
raw. The hot plank will cook it.:‘ trimmings of agenci'ation or so ago.
Brush the meat over carefully with rphe pretty zig- .3113 1,151,] is well 11.
olive oil. then sprinkle with salt andl niembered. and “.1111 thread and cro 1'
white pepper. links for 3.5 minuteq
in a hot oven Baste frequently with. 1
111911911 butter. 11 may be cooked 111V trious woman, it \i‘anViV woven into in~
a gas range. having the flame overV tricdte designs to doctorate dresses}.
the fish. When cooked. pour over the 119110115, 'underwear\‘iiud 11011391111111
fish four tablespooni'uls of melted but- linens. . ,1
ter and the strained juice of one loin-V1 '
on. Garnish with sprigs of pmsleyn. 11111101111911 11111111 rick rack
slices of lemon, slices of cu<'11mbcr.‘ahd the appearance 311911
and “0‘ mashed potatoes 70”“ dainty home work in an age of ready-
through a bag and lllbé. BTO‘ln “18‘9““ wear. is charnfing Evan 8011161
WWW“ Slightly inthe 0"“- Setthe stores are showing high priced gar
trimming'
by this“.
alch- a fl'n‘ nit-Ha
:xou'uaku’Wu‘wu-n1
Fast-none
chet hook in the hands“ of an indus-l
M l
Vogue of the Taffeta'Glrdle.
A Eirdie which 'is assured great
V'10gu’e this spring and summer con-
slate of black taffeta laid in folds
about the waist and buttoning in front
with some «whimsical kind of button—1
long. narrow ones of caries, for iii-'1
stance This girdle which is wide.
is edged on both sides with a narrow
"ruching of taffeta which may be
Ibought 'lly the yard. The girdle is
very easily fashioned by the home
Extreme simplicity marks gm.mehm‘d1cassmaker, and is exceedingly dash—
ing with the blouse of colored chiffon
'und the skirt of white ratlne or gol-
Viilne, says the New York Press. it is
in fact, an accessory which may- be
liltied to almost any costume.
‘sharp edge of a carving knife than
'the pleasure of having sharp knives
aunt- Avian ~W.f"nqun’n'a’n It. Ari-l!
an. In“ -1:- ‘1u1o1uxauo1‘1‘M1‘1‘1-1‘\:\“‘\‘1‘1
'g HOMEHELP
-- a. -..» ..... .... ,m..
Keeping sharp Garvin‘thnifc. I To Have Your Oven Work Well. ?§
There. is nothing worse for the!
,A SENTINEL OFFER,
, ._....
if a coal range is used and one is} Smart Styles for the temiulne mem-
having it in a drawer with other Vbaving difficulty with the oven, it is here of the 13111111..
k'nlves To keep the edge of 111‘ well to see that the stove is clear of , .
knife in good condition. lune a filled-lashes and dust. There is nothing thati for the male mambo” send 0" 'erg
iul place for it. if the kitchen is p10-.<-auses so great a loss of heat energyii ‘306' to “"5 office and if you are a
vlded with a ttip rail, see if the huhosim ,1 111191 of 1111111 011 1011 01- beneatlll subscribers to the Sentinel the two
cannot he slipped between this fliiilithe oven, says the Newark ‘\'e1vs.'11nagazlnes will be sent to your bone
the W3” proper; usually lllele l3 1““- "i‘nke off the back lids of the stove 1111011101. “11.99111011an If you are 1101 11 1.9g.
space enough ‘0 permit Of the bladd see that there is no dust forming a‘ an 1
01' the knife slipping in easily. says} coating 011 top of the- stove beneath l S Vziber order
the Newark News. “here this is 1100‘ the covers This clean, open the 1111116 (hither from “S or one Of the news deal-
practical, tack strips of leather ulspace beneath the oven and he quit ers, pay us thh'tv cents, and we will
iiainst a closet door. on the wall oi'V'as particular in cleaning that 11 send you the magazines for tl1"ee
some other convenient place, and. When baking duke, it must be Te'1months ‘ In short—.1011 pay us 30
1cents your newsboy 120. per week for
Young‘s Magazine
ular 1' our Sent incl
keep “19 knives ,lll ”ill-l improvised membered that, a hotter oven is need
bolder if this practise is foilovvetl."1ed for cake that is mixed with 11'11-11
ter than H mixed with milk. “1 8). three months and the magazines are
111 be when wanted will be the result,
links 01" boards are to be found at all.
plank on a serving dish Serve hol- 1m'ents' with this trimming, but the wo-
T" 1’13““ ‘1 haddock "9‘“ the 1“““R'man who has time to make it win,
11; the best designers are showing onel
,works up Quickly and is particularly“ length and others equally as good arel
1"e1y hot and brush over with melted find 11 (11301111111113 111111 easy. {(11-
buttaror Vollve oil. Wipe the fish dry- '
witha cloth, split down the back and
put the skin side down on the hot
plank and cook in a hot oven for 10
minutes; then haste the flsb'occa
sionally with the following sauce:
Mix two tablespoonfuls of butter
with two tsbicspoonfuls of vinegar,
one tablespoonful of water, half a
teaspooui'ul or salt and a pinch ot'.
red and white pepper. Bake the fish
effective for so simple and inexpen'
slve decoration.‘ Many otliei recom-I
mendalious may be found. not the
Vicast among which is the iemarkaiile'
wearing qualities. frequently outwear-
,iug the garments which it trims and:
being more durable than boughtcn
lace or embroidery.
A pleasing effect is introduced bl”
. edging ilouncas, pettlcoats and aprons
for 30 minutes. Garnish “‘lt‘lt slices with thlsserpcntine braid, either sew.
0f lemon and sprigs 0f parsley. ' :ing on by hand or stitching carefully
T‘or plunked smells butter 3 fill“ by machine allowing 01111 the point
plank well and place upon it cleaned of the braid 10 show.
and boned smells seasoned With “"1. iictmn of riiwkrllclt is the result of
and white pepper. Spread with mai~_ the demand for 'frlsb and other cro-
trc (“”191 butter and bake for 30 chet‘laocs which havebeen so popular
minutes.
made by forcing hot mashed potatoes the 01111113111011“ feather-edge “.0111“
through a forcing bag and large star be welcome. This~it will be remem-
tube. and bake until the smells are bored is weiked 111111.11 in the some
done and the potatoes 'are lighih‘1 uay as rich rack. but is daintier al
brow.ued Decorate with lemon slices; though its wearing qualities are much
and EMF?“ ””3193" Serve “t once the same. When this was in style in
from 'the plan. The smells may be our mothers‘ and grandmothels' dais.
decorated “"th peeled and sliced ‘0‘ it was worn not only us trimming.
mntoes and cucumbers seasoned will: but had an extensive use for collars.
Garnish “m‘ potato 10593 101 seieral season“ and a re1i1'11l ol'.V"
lloth long and short sleeves w
seen the coming season as some of
'showlng another
1 A new design for suit coats is cut,
away" in front with short. full backs,
‘sometinies box inlalted.
white
trimming evening dresses of
satin, tulle and lace.
evening dresses
Short taffeta jackets and coalecs
er materials. .
Although liouffani: effects are
strongly favored, many of the stylish
skirts are straight and caught tip on‘
both sides with no idea. of the pnnler
effect, .
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.__.__.
Greek Modes.
tics of the style of ancient Greece
and your 91 suing gown will be up to
date says the New York Press, be-
sides being a trifle advance of the
lashiou
i
Garlands of pink roses are used for l
Embroidered chiffon blouses are or.
mong the seasou’s favored styles, and;
this material is also used for veiling
are worn with skirts of crepe and oth- ,
intmduco some of the characterls-'
Thaw. the Pipe. ‘
Salt dissolved in boiling water and
poured down a frozen pipe will help
to thaw it out. '
1 Salt lied about the pipe Joints will
prevent the freezing of the pipe.
Salt sprinkled on window sills and
doorsteps will prevent the windOus
and doors from being frozen sliut.—-
illenver Times.
To Clean Waist.
1 An easy way to clean a white silk
iwaist, save the
pet on
l‘lflladclphia Northl
American. is to my it on a sheet Ofljaranula‘ied rather than pondered S111
soft tissue paper, cover it thickly with": 11111-1
flour, lay another sheet of tissue 08- the Newark News.
ion. and roll it as lightly 88! n the hon sink shows a tendency,
cupful of water is placed in the 10w_1yollrs.
111' part of the oven it is a factor i111
preventing anything burning while‘l
baking.
Occasionally a cake will rise high'l
in the center of the loaf and tl1en1'1
crack open; this is a warning that the:
heat is too intense. 1
\\ cod that is grained or varnished,
in imitation of hardwood is best clean'
ed by' rubbing it well with cloths"?
wrung out of sonpsuds. to which 3011181
borax has been added. As a finish1"1
1 rub hard with a soft cloth dipped in
kerosene
in stalling dates, roll the dates in'
1i
they look more attractive. 5111 ‘11
possible. Leave it for a few days and to rust rub a over with lard coca-1V
then take it one and shake it 11 oil 81531011111111.
11mm to‘ use only 11 iiite tissue paper.
Scour M Once.
lug washing soda. and. as soon as 111
is removed from the 11.ater scour ltt:
with some good cleaning powder.
not let it cool before scouring.
will be like new
i
1
Keep several bags made of cheese:
lcloth or mosquito netting so that they
‘V11'ili be at hand for holding lettuce.‘1'
(‘leau granite ware that is badly' 1.1.1911. or 1111191- greens that are to 1111 .nl'lrill of Dayville.
stained by boiling it in water contaiir. 1111111 in the 11111189111101. 1
«‘1.—MM i
.let nail heads. bands cdglugs all—
as.
TUG LUCKENBACH GOES'
AGROUND
\‘l'l \V LONDON. “an l1 l8. ., ’lug
Walter Luckenbach towing two barg—
es and bound east. wont ashore at
Black Point yesterday morning at 5
oclock. She was hauled off 111, ll
,‘oclock by tugs Harriet and T. A.
Scott. ..lr, of this-port. The Lucken-
bwh ploceeded with ”her tow to prov-
Videnc,e piaclically uninjured.
..~——u.——-~.-v..
WEDDING IS RESULT OF MATRI-
MONIAL “AD."
DANIELSON March is. -As the re.
'snlt of a matrimonial .1111 ci‘tlscni' 111,
Lewis Fills. of Dayvi'llc. and \liss
lizzic Br'.o\1n of South Noru'aik. have
been mar'.1icd Tho matriage was per-
formed b1.lustice of the Peace A G.
Mr Fills “as di-
vorced from his first wife about two
months before he ilrst saw the “ad"
in the paper and be quickly answered
Do' 01 ere. clnnmeuts and chains of jet it.
it are bcing- worn more and more
1 spring days approach.
‘. ADVERTISE iN THE SENTlNEL.
miles north of where he
Lottie
no man, proceeding in the direc
sVrebel General Urbinn ' '
oand forced him to
the atrival of reinforcements
all Trial Bottle of “St
" 11111151 Oil" "
mm
Pain is gone!
V ,cidy ?-,—Yes.
t Jacobs Oil. "
upon the ache and like magic
homes.
is
care which never
l ‘ 1111111111
"£8850 AVI ESMildlll N, 1.1,, 0.
came on the enemy. a bun-
, had
expected them. was defeated at Es-
le‘filct. General Villa is in a precar-
VsitVicn, with an enemy in iront
bf 'l’arral. is said to have 00%'
. " ally increased. .
retreat'
is lit) miles west of .liminez.
. to refund the money if it did not given"
mum“ GHHE18°"“‘ “man
can Away Willi a:
. 'ern column on the other side of tho
"1 this soothing, penetrating oil and the. desert on either side
" ran “all!” 0‘ the film» howeverwanunmon juice, combined with 111111.
“at Jacobs Oil" is a. received little credence here.
a backache. lumbaso and sch ler belief was found for the rerort flush and stimulate the kidneys, anti
dlfiabmlntfii “1M “‘0 “3‘19““ forces were defeated to neutralize the acids in urine so it'
' V1at liscaion, but it is pointed out that 1‘11, 1111111911 011115913 111113110111 11,111, 9nd,".
dead and wounded except in the case
of General Bennvides, reported by
i-luertaistus here to have been killed
at Escalon, where he commanded the
Zaragoza brigade of L300 men, which
is said to'hnve home the brunt of the
federal attack.
lilEX'lCO (Il'l‘Y. March 18,-»-'l‘l1e dc-
parture today from the federal capi-
tol for Vera Cruz of Jose Lopez Por-
tilloy Rogue, the Minister of Foreign
Affairs. gave rise to rumors here that
he intended to confer with John Lind,
personal representative of President
Wilson. The foreign minister was ac-
companied by lils family, and it was
stated that his stay at Vera Cruz
ll Blflli Hlillli
' BEGIN 0N nus
FLUSH voun Klousvs OCCASION-
VALLV 11: you My mum...“
REGULARLY.
.... ”.5...
Being Scrawny, Week
and Emaciated
in these days of physical culture
and health foods, one would hardiy'v
expect 'to see any thin, weak. emacia-
ted people. but in spite of all ~thls.!
nearly every person you meet is thin‘
and scrawny.
Good healthy t‘lcsh can only his
gained by the use of the proper food,
with thorough assimilation of the fat-
giving elements \‘ine people out of
ten in order to weigh as much as they
ought and be perfectly healthy, should”
use Samose. the great flesh forming
food. Weigh yourself before cemmem
ciug to use these little tablets, and!
.see how your weight increases.
Samose has valuable flesh-forming1
and tissue-building properties. and
when n is assimilated with the food;
it causes the flesh making elementd‘
to be retained and the weight is natur-
i
lVi‘r'ank 'H. Baxter, the popular drug-
gist, has sold in the last few weeks.
a great many packages of 'Sainose. ev-
eryone with his personal guarantee
No man or woman whmeata meal
regularly can make a mistake by flush-
11g the kdnoys occasionally. says a
all known authority. Meat forms
1Vurlc acid which excites the kidneys,
1they become over-workedfrom the
strain, got sluggish and fail' to filter
the waste and poisons from the blood.
then we get sick. Nearlyall rheuma-
,,..,_- tlsm headaches, liver trouble. nerv-
.”f‘f 0" Escalon ‘ oneness, dizziness sleetiiossness and
1 lbs federal attack at Mansion sp- urinary t111501.111”. come from 1.1111113,“
parentiy was delayed until the wasp kidneys.
1 The moment you feel a dull ache in
"w““mm” had engaged Urbina. Fed- the kidneys or your back hurts or if
ierals here claim that not only was the urine is cloudy, 01191131,.6V full 01
line rebel western colunm defeated at sediment 11.183111” of passage Or at»
1 Rosario, but that it was not unable to tended by a sensation 01 gamma 3109
Neva" the em” 0‘ ““5 ““9"“- eating meat and get about four ounces
111atisfactlon, and has had but one per
lson ask for the. money back. l". H4
“Baxter, druggist, South Main atroct.‘
1111110511 11111111111 re- troops into Jiminez. if this proves of Jad 3,111,311,011, any pharmacy' 111111,.
111 soreness, stiffness lameness true much of Villas army has been a tobiespoonful in a glass of water be
in follows a gentle rubbing (“it 0" “‘0’“ “"93“ W“ an enemy tors breakfast and in a few days your
in front and behind and mountains kidneys will act 11119. The 1811101111
salts is made from the acid of grapes
Read and has been used looseneratlons to
would be short
1 A bitter assault on the Mexican
policy of the United States was made
today.in an editorial article in El
Diario, The writer declares that be-
bind the American policy is a deter
mination to wrest from Mexico. Lower
California. Sonora and parts of Nuevo
Leon and Ccahuila.
A column of 1.500 federal
commanded by General Javier de
Moure left today for the.,north. to
join in the campaign against the
rebels at Matamoros. opposite Browns
ville, Texas. The column took with
it a large equipment including ten
‘rmored automobiles.
The federal War office has no con~
firmation of the reported fighting at
Escalon.
“Wu—W
1113111 111111 IN
Hill 111111111111
11111» ludlc my committee lie-s
Before it Recommendations
of the Sub Committee
WASHINGTON. March lB.—-Tl1e
House Judiciary committee had" be-
fore it. today the recommendations of
its sub-committee appointed to consid-
er the recent lobby investigation urg-
ing the adoption by the House of reso-
lutions censuring Representatives
James T, McDermott. 'ot illiaols, who
figured in the inquiry. and others. to-
gether Willi proposed, legislation to
restrict lobbying activities. Others
recommended for censure'are James
Emory" .‘l P. Byrd and John Kirby.
Jr. of the National Manufacturers
association, and Martin 1M. Mulheil,
star witness of the lobby investlsa;
1.1.11. The findings of the subcommib
too will be your on Friday lay-”the
'full committee. . . .1. .. ' 1
Representative McDerhiott has, 1 can
reelected since the acts for will ‘
is proposed to censure him.
troops
111111111 11 member, the rdport 1111'
Quill;
' ‘ soft brush
The report embodies and sustains
the conclusions of the select commit
tee. which had declared the lllinois
member guilty of grave impropriety.
adding that "his training and associa-
tions have not given him the ethical
perceptions and standards relative to
public office that usually characterize
l
public men." ,
The proposed new legislation would
require every legislative counsel and
agent employed by any person, can
'poratiou or association, to promote 01
'defeat legislation. to register and ren-
der an accurate account of all money
expélided by him in such capacity, and
would prohibit any senator or repre-
sentative or candidates for Congress
from accepting anything of value from
such counsel or agent or his employ-
er. The measure would impose fines
or lmprisonments for violations.
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111111111 111
Look Ynunnl Bring Backits'fiat-
ural Color. Gloss an ‘ -
Thickness
. ”M..- a.
W
- Common garden sage browéii into 11
added, will turn gray, streaked and
urlant, remove every bit of dandruff.
slap scalp itching and falling hair.
Just a few applications will; “bye a
revelation if your hair minding/gray
0i‘~di'y, acraggly and thin; Mixing the
Sage 'l‘ea' and Sulphur recipe at home,
though is troublesome An easier way
is to get the ready- -to-uso tonic, costing
about 60 cents a large bottle at drug
a lot of muss.
youthful appearance and attractive-
faddd hair beautifully dark and iux-'
heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol '
’11! or so quickly.
Sill? BlllRRHl
Use Hyomei-—You Breathe It
Unless properly treated tl'fis disease
often leads to a serious it not total ail-
ment. it is needless to chew 1211111111111;
ruin your healthv—use I'lyomelmit isi
certainly effective relief for catarrli1
ills. 'lt‘s the direct-to-tlie-spoi treat-
ment. You breathe it——no stomach
dosing. No liousehould should be
without Hyomei. it not only gives
quick and lasting benefit in cases of
catarrh but is one of the surest and
most pleasant treatments for head;
colds, sniffles, or croup.of children.
‘Hyomei is a combination of antlsem
tic oilsvyou breathe iteuslug at
small in haler The air laden with
health-restoring i'iyomei soothes
inflamed membrane of the breathing
organs almost immediately. There is
‘no other remedy that benefits so sure-1
Money refunded by] '
F. ii, Baxter if you are not satisfied.
Do not be without ’iiyomei another
day. llrugglsts everywhere sell it.
" Get the complete mutuwnoo size—‘1
this contains the inhaler and bottle
of liquid.
“ WRECK NEAR MILRORD.
M
Breaks.
NEW «HAVEN; dfarch' 18.—~The
stores known as "Wyeth 3 ”Sage 'and1
Sulphur Hair Ren1edy,”thug avoiding wrecker from this city was unable‘
thrashing of a draw bar on a Haiti.
moreiand 1111113 car dd a. freight train
No. l bound from Boston to New
York on the New Haven road near
Guilford early yesterday, caused the
deraillng of seven cars, two of which
'were thrown across the tracks.
No one was injured but the
1th clear the tracks until six oclock.
. bees-‘13)! darkening your hair' with ‘VBOUTH DAKOTA PROGRESSIVEB.
1 Wyeth'a bage and Sulphur. no one can 1
tell, because it does it so naturally, so receive l
" evenly. 'You just.- 1111111111111 a spouse or, no deuhi
with it and draw this .‘party in
’ small Valued-on at yesterday 11 conference be.
HUDSON. 8.1)., March V18.-—Pi'og
1's today announced that
lithe
'Bouth Dakota 'had been de-
heals and vitalizes the sore. raw andl
Sevon‘Cars Derailed When Draw Bar.
Neo Foe CALLiNG TsACHes A
SUFFRAGETTE.
L‘Ol ()G‘XE. March lS.——For calling
a woman school principal a “Suffra-
gettc, “ the wife or a physician in a
neighboring village was today con-
victed and find on a charge of slan-
der, according to the Cologne la-
zctie.
The offense was committed in the
course of a quarrel over the punish.
lucnt by the school principal of the
physician‘s daughter
The complainant in supporting the
charge before the court argued that
the Suffragettes had shown them-
selves to be scarcely normal. Edu-
cated people. she said. were enraged
against them owing to their outrages,
and nobody would entrust children to
her if she were a Suffragette. V
The defendant refused to apologize
and declared that the teacher had
acted like a 'siiffragette. She was
thereupon ordered to pay a fine,
A Furnished Room to MI? I
Sentinel want changes it to I. m-
,oisbad room—~Renm.
you man surm
Many South Norwaik are Learning
tho'Cause.
Women often suffer.
the cause.
Bucknche, headache, dizziness, ner-
vousness.
irregular urinary passages,
.uers. languor—«- ‘
For it a torture of itself.
T01. rctlier hint at weakened kidneys.
trike at the root- get. to the cause.
-Quicltly help the kidneys if they
need it.
.\'o other remedy mote highly en-
dorséd than Dean's Kidney Pills.
licre's convincing testimony from
East Norwalk. , V
11111. C P'eterso'n. 50 First street.
mast Norwalk Conn. says: "i was
not knowins‘
While wispy, gray, faded hair is'not Seven passenger and other trains subject to dizzy and nervous spoils
sinful, we all desire to retain our 11253119111111 by the smash-11p.
and my kidneys were badly disorder-
ed. My back and head uched and l
was feeling miserable when someone
drilled me to try Do'mi's Kidney Pills
They promptly relieved me and 111.101.
long. 11h symptoms of the trouble were
removed" r
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents.Foster-Miib11rn (30., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
18mins. 1! ’
wen kc
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