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5 Fine Strawberry Shortcake ly. Do not rub it too flue. 'ix’cep a! BlOcaded Stockings I Smart Finish to a Simple Dress Putting Down the Living Cost on... 0.. S(aredom food l‘aiiuns. A 1"“"l
Ila there any one who does not like rather course. texture. 'l‘heu quickly; """" “M“Vell and SD“”“"“". Sill‘h' ”10 chillr 1111mm: them, Mrs. ii, .1. Bomb. 111-11.,
strawberry shortcako not. the. sweet, stir in the. milk and unless you are in: 111111 lltlt‘tl tint-lit 1.2.5 of the [hub-11c .t Every collar. whether on jacket or man. Airs. llrysou Burroughs. “that \1'. Hamilton, llrs. 'l‘. H, Henna", MIR“.
‘(inbound-ptrawberrv mixture often a hurry let the batter utand for five finest silk in all the mfihhmflnp. ml. waist. 111 open and high, ofth support- we. also sell the best cuts of meat be- liryson l‘lurroughs, the sculptor, .\lr.~1,.
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sold under that name in restatno.uls aninutes. ilu ”m Wily the flour has ors approved for this; ”“30” are dis~ ed in wires ()l ulnoline linings, tout ginning on next haturduy. All in 111‘ l), Littlclohn, Airs. hr. Econ, .\lr.~1_ il.,
but the home made \uiiety, built up of 1‘ 91101199 (0 5W9“ and ”10 “filler can plu‘vcd amonp ”H, novelties in 1.0% collars in three different colors are 11m signify 1.). saying “ye; these. an. .1100“. and Mm gum]. mm“. mm. ‘
‘l‘lch, short, biscuit butter, 1109 “912]”? more easily handled. Put it on a “0"}. To mulch the street suits of very droopy. For inntance. a tan col- posed no." “How much will In. MVP-5.5M). m SUN AND W'ND BRING OUT UGLY
”'93 and plenty ot.whipped cream. floured board, then spread or roll it nabardine or poplin there are bluos 010“ filllt Hwy lmVe three highystand- A loud chorus oi ayes l'mncs from Mu” a 5m", “hm m, «an mm“ mm 51301-5. HOW TO REMONE
into shape. if you are making his.
cults and want them to brown well
brush them. over lightly when your‘
shortbread goes in. if a slightly sweet
tasting bread is desired you may add
a level tubiespoonl‘ul of sugar to the
flour.
While the bread part is cooking.
mash a box of strawberries. They
1 need not be large sized berries. Sweet."
'en them to taste, and as soon as the
bread conles out of the oven put. in
the layer of berries and if you wish
to reserve a few whole ones for the
top dot these in the whipped cream
- which you spread on top of the bread.
Many people like whipped cream with
wtrawbcrry shortcakc but some preicr
the plain cream.
The bread
Any one who can make good bakius‘
‘pawder biscuits can achieve a delect-
hble Shortcake that can be served in
1111 ways. says a New York Tribune
cimetttor. It may be a foamy
.W-ashlngton pie affair. composed of
two layers of bread. each layer he,“
giggzkolden brown crispy crusts; or it.
may look equally tempting, but be
made from a single, thicker bread loaf,
which has been split in the middle
after being baked, so there is much
ossict'llst. A Shortcake may be made
forllndividual serving. the batter be.-
1115’ outwith a biscuit cutter and baked
In small. round shapes.
The batter may be baked in square
beats and the finished “cake" cut in
Slices. instead of in pie-shaped pieces.
and dull greens, browns and grnyw
in all the newsl. softest tones.
For evening wear the brocnded
stocking is tinted delicately in all the
uweet pea shades, the mnuves anti la.
'vcnders, the pale pink and the peach
‘vcoior that are in such high favor
with young and old.
These colors are exploited as well in
these stoekings as in taffetas or other
considered 11 necessity at this time.
uuncy. 'l‘he brocnded stocking is mod-
iuh in like extreme. and is especially
attractive when worn with costumes
which emphasize the new lifted skirt
stylesmwlth sheer late or chiffon un-
1tierskirte of transparent beauty and
through the meshes of which dainty
These have the strawberry filling . _ mixture as described glimpses of lovely hosiery are but half
more “evenly distributed than the above may be used for Shortcake of revealed.
round loaves. any kind—apple. peach or rhubarb. ~__
Strawberry shmtt'nke is an lncx- .Graham biscuit batter can also be The wide sash (“roles“), tied at the
pensive dessert even when strawber need for shortcoke with struwlm‘ries.'hack rm, down below the waistline
rte: first; come into market and are ”"6 ““5 ”Dd graham ”“0““ mixture relieves the great length of th
selling at high prices. A single box 111115 b" “39“ for this
used in this manner is sufficient ‘.or
in persons. Shelibark Macaroon:
The Standard recipe for the bis<uit One pound 01" ““81" meals from 0““ lmt 1our gown he. mole plain (oloi
‘ do‘gh bread to be used as the founda pound iiUlS ChODlK‘d ““0. U119? tubl“'~lhnn plaid 1nd the beauty of the int
tibn of the sho1tcake its this: Take Siloollmlb‘ “011" whites 0‘ “‘1' 91-83 fer will be emphasized.
cupfulg of bread “0““. three 19y.llieat whites, add sugar and beat attain; l
élltéaspooufuls of baking powder one ’ndd flour and then the nuts.
half of a teaspoonl‘ul of salt. tinee
ibioapoonfuls of shortening, one cup
9?, milk or of milk and water—~l1ali
and half. The more quickly and deft-l
ly the flour 111‘ handled the lighter will One can oi sugar, one half cup of
tithe biscuit or bread. Slit. the flour l1ulter.benien to a cream then add
With the salt. and baking powder. 'l‘hen 1ihe 5olk and white of one egg. beaten
e new
llong tunic that is the 1'e1y newest lea
yture of both units and gowns.
Phillip: and
sitipes me both growing in iu1or and
I”Ul' i“ can be made most attrattlve if lmnd~
small d1ops on bute1e<l tin and bake 1...] ”31.11.,
in quit k 01 en
'l‘lu- sleeveless wrap is also often
Pudding .Sauce
«merely a draping of Dean-
til'ni material with a single ornamental
fastening at the side. front and 11 11111111.
sen 111less ,.
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especially when variety provides piq-|
iug collars. one of black satin, another the 20 11'1-ll‘dressed women gathered “.0 are. getting the best our moneyl EASILY
Iol' vivid red tui'l’ctu and the inside. one around in llurnett'u parlor. can buy?" mp1 111,55 Burke. l .-
of crisp white crummy. say-‘4 1111’ “ft" "The “New have u. Passed 1mm?!» Mrs. booth didn't 11111111"; she 11'11-‘1' 11mm :1 chance 11m 1:.-...-11.;.1......
“‘3 NG‘VS- A "3801"“ l“ “ pretty YE" mousiy." says the chairman. “Is there the “if? 01' u ('lVil 01131119911 “Y‘S- 13“” :10 11-111 rcmcdv for‘l'r‘elkles with‘tm;
ish at the front point of these collars.
it is always in one of the colors used
in the collar. A set of these triple
[collars and rouobnd gives a smart fill»
any further business?"
Mrs, Littlcjohn. 11 little woman with
a pleasant auscrtive smile, gets up.
‘roughs Illilb'l kllOW. She. “‘08 ll S””1"“guarantee of a reliable dealer flint it,
tor. film. Ecol) didn't know how much .will not (.051 vou n pc:1uv ”up.” lb
.WliS needed 10 WIN ll Hl‘OW'l‘ 510"?“ ‘1‘1‘-11101'es the freckles; while if it tiers?
“i move that beginning tomorrow how should a minister‘s wife he CX‘A'LJ‘itp H," a rim,- (.,..,.I.p.\i.... ”“1 .x.
ish to “ simple (”“5“ (‘ollur 0"” and canned goods having preservatives in pected to know that? .\'either did the pense p5 trilliu 1
1111111 nets of white org mm are dwinl) them be barred from the store." others. i 'Sllliplv “m f; (”an “I, otbim _
fro (lie-“503 01 Silk 0" Klilmldin" “WM” The chairman calls for 1lisc11ssion.l lint somebody knew in Flushing. lmmpp. g..:,,,,,}, from m..- ill‘luil‘él‘ll
The question admits of none by this These women found hima—au old hand
. .1111d 11 few applications should show
The cape of tweed or check or now audience. “Passed unanimously," in and an honest oue~——i:1 thc gl‘Ol‘eFi' W» you how casv it is to rid Yourself of?
city woolen material is apt to be, t'ln. again the verdict of the assembled iness----.lohn Parker. 5,]... homely {Wop-1M “”4 act ,1 1..."..11.
ished with straps that are wide and members. ”Mini" “99" “in”? 21'01‘1‘1'.“ llllfiilli‘sfi iul complexion. ilul‘Dlv
is more llmu
one ounce needed for the worst ca-e.‘
lie sure to ask the drnagist for 1 mi
double strength othine us this is fie;
prescription sold under gnarautce 11ft
11111111'1‘ back if it fails to rc1uo1e l'l'vt'J
kit-s. .
l‘lal. cross the front and book or button This meeting is ”‘0 “‘i‘i’lfili‘ coming
at the back of the waist. 'l‘hls {\r-ililllf‘lllf‘l‘ of the directors of the Plush-
rauuement is practically for the par-.illg (‘troperntive store, says :1 New
Dose of keeping the cape on the shoul- . York Press writer l-‘or seven months
(tors while it is thrown open at the this store has successfully supplied
front, but. the sash ends or the short, Flushing housekeepers with every-
dresuy cape are tied an the. girdles are thing they formerly went to the grocer
ill the hack and intended (0 some as l'til‘~ Willi lllt‘ Dilly tilll‘t‘l’t‘llt‘o that it
ll decoration. its better and cheaper.
so many years.
new.
.lOllIl l'arkel' lint-w vul-
lle was not at all in sympathy;
:wilh modern dealers" willingness to ac-
cept high when for substitutes. which
meant he was ready and willing to
help the good pioneer ladies of Flush
lug start their store. ‘
These women made up the originall —— "M'm‘M-m
board of directors that raised the nec- V
that carries home a dollar's worth of
...... _« The verdict of the 40,000 inhabi- essary $2,500 and '01 subscribers :ol‘ hoods makes a postage, stamp."
The veil of black or dark colored net tantra ii the word of the station news its stolks. i "Thirty and lo ('t'lli cot-on for 3%
with cream or flesh-colored lining. the paper man con be taken. is that.‘ A 101110 plot with house was tent-1.111s. if bought in unnuilliles.”
real "beauty" 1'0“, 18 Without quea~ “those women 1111 there are all right." on on the main street. and lap-1.1111111 "iCle1en-Cent nun-aroui for 7 11111114"
tion the favorite. tit is becoming to The stream of people, from little hilly. the store was ready for its debut “Potatoes direct from the furnpr;
every woman, enhancing the beauty who handed his penny over the count-l They kept .iolm i'arker behind the maple syrup from \‘erumut farms ‘
of all. or for a echo of yeast. to Mrs. it. .i. counter and Miss Lillie 1.111130” 1.11,. The“. things ”mp. pp,5pl¢1g\‘-u]m 1.,
m—mw McDonald. who ordered the horn d'~ bind the cash drawer, and things 1111111 the store.
Several oi‘ the new tailored skirts oevrcs and the rest of the seven care of themselves. l Speaking of the still'v's sul'ct‘ss‘. tvlr.
have what appear to he. pockelw 0:1 the courses for her illllill‘l' l‘ul'ii' ”Hit cm ”The best of PYl‘l‘l'tlilIlL' ill lll‘l1"" llonth said: "l'm surprised that 1 111
hips, but in reality they are only loops :1lug.. bore out his statement Llllll‘il. ed b5 others; for llli'clioi "nods movement hasn't taken plant, 5m. 1g
Several months ago a number 0!
il‘lushing society women felt a "suffi-
ciency“ of coal for preservatives. ani-
liuc dyes. artificial coloratilm. short
of the material obtained by the man-
nor in which the skirt is draped. The
sporty itirl wees them as pocltetsf‘not,
how ever. a? rectuiinclcs for handker-
'.\lcmbers of the llousckcepcls Lea
gue."
“(lost plus Mpenaes on all goods.
that's all.“
1111111111'l1erc. All that is necessary 1 1'1}
a {cw publlc‘spirited women like them
we have here and :1 (10111111111111; that
knows and '.\ppl‘oclnles a good lino:
hundred miles is thcdistauce. trnwrs
ed in passing south from Juarez, on
the northern boundary, to,the capital,
and 900 miles more to the slinthenstern
boundary. The Gull? of Mexico and
Caribbean sen coast line extends for
1,700 miles. while the Pacific Ocean
over each of which a
is placed.
sidinry
Wat-inmo'ron. nay l.~—The 1011011. we politico"
£111: information concerning Mexico
as given out by the National Geog-
lq Society, in Washington. 1). (7..
municipalities with
subdivided into diatllcts, or counties.
the districts having sub-
magis-
trates. presiding olllciuls and councils.
The so-eulled autocratic feature of the
lily of exquisite lace about the upper cl1iet‘c..11111‘s11undotherbeiongiugwbut weiuht. false labeling. ndulterntion of "Three per cent in cash to purl-hus- when they see it. And i firmly in}.
ith the tips of the llhlgtll‘s or with alscparateb: flavor with a little lemon edge and at “1(1 sided where 11, will tothrustherhunds1:110 1111 she walks. flour and other staples, tulle stains, I‘l‘s unifying 111111111 111m- gooauj‘ ‘1‘11111 11...... that 9H,”. ”page and city in
up Ulla, rub in the. shortening light-[or vanilla; set to cool. li'uli over the, arms. according to the mode. utnle products 11:11! the whole list ot‘savcs delivery charges and every one 11.9 l‘uited 511110,.- hug 1.0m;-
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MEX'S“ “mg“ 01 lb dekrees of latitude lwelveliis govemor and lepilslature, and is government may be largely dueto the The church and state are iutiepcn- lorv. twuviii‘tlls are of mixed native and cal and climatic conditions. Sore
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dent. and Congress eanont pass laws
prohibiting or establishing any re-
ligion. 0f the 111,000,000 inhabitants.
twodlftlls claim direct descent from
ancient tribes or families which are
accepted on the basis of Mexican hi.~1~
fact that governors hold office with up-
proval of the president: that Jere
politicos have similar relations with
the governors, out! that the oflleers of
the municipalities are generally con
(rolled by the info politicos.
foreign blood. the remainder being
clam-led under the common nppclalicn
of “foreign.“
The. l‘ity of Mexico, 2111 miles
rail west of \‘era (‘ruz and 7.1011 feel
altitude. is reached by two rail routes,
climbing from the hot lands through
parts are colder than New iiampsh 1'0
11 lulu in others the winter climate 1»:
as mild as that. of Georgia. (in 1113
south the climate of \lasl‘n is temp 1‘-
ed by the frigid waters of the 31111113
makes of t‘alil‘ornla and we.~teru \\'a~!1.
ivy
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and Gulf of California touch 4.000
miles; of Mexico coast.
Prior to 1836. Mxico, as a Spanish
colony, and the United ‘Stutcs covered
approximately equal arena,» but the
Texas secession and the result of the
Mexican War added nearly 1.000.000
square. miles to our territory. and the
extent of Mexico now in lens than can
fourth that of continental United
States. Mexico has still territorial
expanse equal to the aggregate of
Austria-Hungary, Germany, France,
Great Britain and lreland. The total
area of the republic, 707.000 square
miles. is 1111s than that of Texas. Cali-
fornia. Montana. New Mexico and
Arizona combined. .
The average density of population
of Mexico approximates 20 per square
mile. .lhe most thickly populated por-
tions. outside of the Federal district,
being the states of Tiuxcala and Mean»
co. the former being less than -lr)ela~
ware in size and of about the same
density of population. and the latter
being nearly as large an New Hamp-
shire. but with more titan twice the
number of inhabitants. The Federal
district modeled after the District of
Columbia. but of eight times greater
area. is surrounded by the State of
Mexico. the large'd‘populatlon of the
capital, l”0.000, materially aiding in
bringing the average to more than
1.200 per square mile. . 1
During nearly 300 years subsequent ',
to the conquest by Cortes, Spain dom-
, , hinted Mexico. A century ago ‘a bold
liable pharmacy Mid WW effort for freedom was started. which
£111 in a glass of water ”‘3‘ eventually resulted in the Republic of
stuor a few days and 90'" ' do at today. More than half 0! the
men Wt ““0..- This i’am- hm century of Moidcan independence
1111131110111 the acid of was abortive. one coterle utter aubther
, nice combined with coming into temporary power, and a
eon 111in for genera number of these acclaimed rulers. at
1.113.111 111111101111 11111 tor brie! 11am, nieétiugisncimiulous
_ enmity. also (open: ’ hands or the people they
11111 11 urine 110 it no 1011311110 scrotal . ,
{rho tom of government 111011111 ~-
- by Mexico 111111111111 near that or “
will: in an can-«4.1111 11111111119111 _ ‘ ' ‘
it: in interesting to note that the area
Mexico. is practically as great 11:;
t of the" United States between the
laaisalppi ‘River and the Atlantic
13‘ Great Lakes and theGuli of
drying in altitude from sea-
to 13 000 1111.11. climate is
by these elevations and by a
i
an r woman who eats meat
on make a mistake by finish.
‘ldnéys occasionally. saysa
authority Moat forms
blah clogs the kidney pores
gglsbiy. filter or strain Only
en you‘éet nick; Nearly
out, headachefi,’ liver trou-
1131111311, . constipation. 111221
Show" bladder disorders
our ounces of. Jud Salts
organs of Your
delights all healthy women; but there can-
_ not be much of delight in the newly-come
Spring—~01 in any part of life, for that mattcrwto the wo-
‘ man who suffers from headaches, backachcs, lassitude, low
spirits, extreme nervousness. These symptomnand others,in-
dicatiug a run-down condition can be driven away by timely and
j'udicious use of Beccham’s Pills. The general feeling of improve-
ment this matchless remedy brings will lie welcome indeed, but
Is Ensured to Women Who Use
the‘ safe, effective, dependable Beecham’s Pills. They will
make your stomach stronger; they will stimulate your liver,
‘ regulate your kidneys and bowels. When your blood has been
purified-Hand when your whole bodily system has been
benefited by thortonic effect of this wonderful remedywthe
and without suffering. You cannot begin too early to
neck the same help so many thousands
f of other women have found Who~+--‘
Directions of Special Value to mind
A! ell Druuim 10c., 25c. .
ington and Oregon wintcrless States,
while 7110 miles to the north it is 111141-
dillicult mountain p11s11es.ouc of which
cloecly follows the trail lakm by ed by thef rigid Waters of the .\rc-io
(‘ortes in lr'mltl, by ileuerul Winfield (it-nutrmlly lion. l\'e,v I’illuum in Na-
Scolt with American troops in N7. lional Monthly.
111ml over which. fifteen years later, the
liuvadiug French troops poured. it is
‘tho most populous city. One-hull" of
‘lhe railroad 111ilengo ol‘ the country is
tl~ctweeu sea level and 51,000 feet and
(about an equal amount between 5.111111
'11ud 10,000 feet.
THE END OF THE WORLD
Artists of unusual etcelleuce llll.ti
1oluutecrcd their services to l‘m‘ui‘lr
a musical program which precedes
the lecture, "The End of the World, in
Red Men‘s hall, next Sunday at 3 p.
111.. sharp, by \V. E. Van Amburgh, or
New York City.
The Beauty\
of Spring
ALASKA, THE NATiON'S STORE-
HOUSE, AWAITiNG DEVELOP-
MENTS.
The people of the United States own
iAlaokn. and they have intrusion to
,the Congress the conservation. devel-
lopment. and utilization of its wonder-f
.t’ul resources. To the. Congress has
{been delegated unlimited power in the
management and disposal of the great
lwealth of Alaska. it in within the
power of Congress to delay the devel-
‘opmeut of Alaska until the hardy pio-‘I
lucer, with hip unaided hands. through
icountlees years or nnneceusary toll,
has overcome the enormous obstacleu,‘
lor through the ordinary buuinoe meth-
lodu of a buulness corporation to pro-
lvide the nocosunry capital to make
immediately and economically availa-
;blo homes for our farmers. mines for
'our minors, coal for our homes. our
'ellipplng. and our Navy. uupply coke,
copper, and fluxes to break down the
Smelter Trust, and vltulizo our one-
mic monetary system with millions of
'virgin gold. We may be excused for
lmistaken of. judgment. but never for
.neglect of duty.
one nailing along the court of Alllii‘
1111, constantly in night of high barren
luiouutninu. nestling millions of acres
of eternal glaciers. naturally Would
have his conception of the whole coup-1'
try affected by such scenes. lint, in
fact. those mountains are only the bar-
rler. and back 5: them are broad. foo
tile valleys. of a much lower altitude
and more temperate climate: It is (lit.
ilcnit to realize the varied conditions
of climate and topbsruphy in Alaska
1111111111 we hit in our mindu its location
11nd great area. It is larger than the
combined «real 0‘! the thirteen original
titties. and in moreuvnrlud in its physio,
. .113}, ..
lllllll Hill ”iii
Wllll 3le iii
If Mixed With Sulphur It Dark-
ans So Naturally Nobody
Can Tell
The olddlmo mixture of Sane. Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray.
utreakcd and faded hair is grandmoth-
er's treatment, and folks are again us-
ing it to keep their hair a. good, evvn
color, which is. quite sellslblo, at. we
are living in an age when a youthful
appearance in of the greateut advan-
taxo.
Nowadays. though. we don‘t. have
the troubleumne task of gathering the
page. and the mugsy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the. ready-town
product called "Wyeth’s Sage and Sul-
phur ilalr Remedy" for about 710 cents
nt'botlle. it in very popular becaum
nobody can‘dlncover it. has been up
plied. Simply moisten your comb or
it soft. brush with it; and draw this
through your hair, takingmuc small
Strand at 11 time; by morning the may
hair disappears, but what delighlu tim
lodiea wlth'Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
is that, besides beautifully darkening
the luilr after a few applications, it
also producea that aoftlustro and fut-
ponrance of abundance which is so
attractive; besides. prevents dandruff,
itching 1031p and falling hair.
body will perform their functions naturally
t 1
1‘ .
11;! «1.
with every bow
H. 1.
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