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V «Biol: over one- -half cupful of rice;
it in a strainer in a pan or cold
W! and wash and rub it well till?
water is clear. Put one-half cup-
otfwater in the upper boiler, add
scant level teaspoonful of salt
_~when boiling add the rice.vLet it
flock directly over the heat until the
bar is absorbed. This intense heat
, burst the starch grains and in-§
are thorough cooking. Then set the
hangover the lower part, add one
‘ul of hot milk and let it cook by
' hull! cry soft. It need not be
if the milk is absorbed be-
are the rice is tender, add a little:
more. When the rice is tender, cream
rounded tablespoonful of butter
one rounded 'tablespoonful of
agar, add one beaten egg and beat
, ‘1. Stir this into the rice, and by
like time the mixture is blended, the
, s will be sufficiently cooked. Stir
onehall‘ cupiul of French candied
fruit out line; use any one alone or a
l: m as preferred. Cherries, apri-E
pineapple and plums or pears.
a good combination. Serve hot?
ill a sauce of sweetened cream or
y left-over fruit syrup. 7
Some Uses for Marshmallows.
Who: of marshmallows is a valua-
:hle5iemergency asset for the house
8.“ To begin with, you can use
'hmallows in hot chocolate with
good results as you get from whip-
‘Uli cream. Pour the chocolate un-
sweetened. over the marshmallows.
o in each cup. The heat dissolves
the marshmallows, which rise to the
a 61. the chocolate in a frothy,
Willy mass—a '.erv good substitute
whipped cream.
you have plain orange or lemon
jelly. and are unable to get any fruits
*or‘ nuts to put in it, brown a tow
luamhmaliows carefully over a steady
time, and put them in the bottom of.
‘ ally mold. Pour in a layer of the
ly and then put a few of the
‘ Ellolws around the edge of the
Serve with custard
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the ladies
‘ It's an
about at our bridge club. yea-
afternoon." -— Detroit Free
‘with a marshmallow, and browningE
E ble boiler over the ,heat.
the advertisement:
With Ramon Stripes.
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DRESSING WELL laud somber fr0C]! is uith Romanl
'E stripes. This is not new We 11111 11E
Elast year. But we do it dinerentlY- —--
this year. E Rules For Saving.
In the first place the Roman stripes The German housewife has seven
season are different They are rules for economy in her home, ac-
hen theyi cording to Mrs. Anna Kirchstein, a
much member of one or the German wom-
E en '11 clubs of Chicago They are:
Pay cash for everything.
Do your own buying and marketing.
A delicious sweet can he made by
beating up an egg white, adding two
or three tablespooululs of. powderedE
sEngar and a little vanilla, frostingi
unsweetened wafers. topping eachi
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The best reason against giving a:
them i“ a minute in a h“ oven high price for a coat suit this winter;
Marshmallows can be used for cake is that a one~piece gown is the “8“,; of this
filling in several ways One way is ed garment for all indoor occasions often of dark, deep shades W
to split the marshmallows and put the Time was‘ when the jacket and skirt are or bright shades they have
layers in the oven until the marsh- with different blouses served for all black or dark blue striped with them.
mallows are melted to a paste, and the day hours, no matter whether 0,. So they fall into instant harmony with‘
then put the layers together. Cover not the occasion was social but this the dark suit or tank to which they
the cake with boiled lolng. winter the elaborate one pieCe frocki are applied. 1 Be careful in your selection of food.
Another way is to boil six table E13 decidedly the choice for any m E There is one especially good new Study out, at the beginning of the
spoonfuls of granulated sugar with door occasion that begins after 12 stripe. it is made of. bright colors, week, just how much you can spend
two tablespooniuls of milk without o’clock. {woven with black so that there is a. that week. ,
stirring for six minutes. This must That Clever "Toucrl of Colo r" Ecloud of black over them all on the Manage your own household; do not
be done carefully, so that it will not right side. The fabric is almost velvet leave it to the servants -
burn. Cut up a quarter of a pound oil D0 y°“ remember. ”a" “3‘” WM“ like in depthpand softness and is very!’
marshmallows and put them in a (low a touch or 001°”, mount? Of course rich in combination with any blackE
When they it did not mean anything very definite. ‘ material
are reduced to a paste add two table But it seemed ‘0 be an easier thing Roman stripes this year are used t d
spoonfuls of boiling water and cook the“ to ghe a “we" of color to a too more frequently. but more sparingly, nex ay.
until smooth. Then add the hot somber "0”“ than it is today A bow than they were last season That is, Do Mt regard the system 0‘ econ-
nasal and milk mixture, beating 1111 Of (berry ”mm“ in the hair—dots °f only a small amount at a time is used omy as a burden. but as a pleasure
til partly cool. Add halt a teaspoon- heroines 0‘ “Nels wore one. A red, A collar. cuffs and collar, a girdle “rand a duty. 'E
in] of vanilla extract and spread be red 1'0“ 3‘ "‘3 be“”‘“ real 0” orEwaistcoat piping for buttonholes ta -E M?“ 1' ““9 M9“ 7.3“"-
tween layers of cake below the filling. ”“rskwa” another method 0! Wilma—all these appear in Roman it is no reflection upon women that
gets cold. ”‘3 “01°” to ones dress Then there stripes. Sometimes, of course, theEthey are not always familiar with the
- Ewere velvet bows that were pinned or foundation of a serge frpck which has relative value of foods. it has been
SOME, REALLY AFTER Esswed rather promiscuously about the a long serve tunic. will be of Romanfonly recently that any one has had
BUSINESS. ifrock» bows 0f Wine "3d burnt Stripes Sometimes too, there will be authentic information on the subject.
Philadelphia Record: :rsngeo, altosrald lgreen and other “n" a Roman striped bOdlce. There are A little vinegar rubbed on a steak be.
In a New York paper We find‘ ”n” ma 5 0° "3 some very good ones in chiffon of fore it is fried or broiled will add to
“1 am going That old method was attractive“ dark stripes mounted over blue net- 'lts tenderness if the beef roast is
to South America as the commer— awhile”: but it W38 13". far dinerent to wear with dark blue serge or gabar. tough. rub it over with vinegar be-
cial representative of a firm of from the method 0f tOGEY- dine suits But usually the stripes are‘ fore putting it in the oven, and paste
high standing for whom I shall ha bow of bright color or a flower lnEused in small amounts. Ewith water to which a tablespoonful
establish agencies throughout the t a hm 1’ no longer in place’ “I l l“ ““98“" ha“ been ““9“ 1’ boiling
. 1
South American countries 1 can though °f course, "1 may be 38““
Figure out a system of utilizing all
materials; even the left-overs from a
meal can be made into something the
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take a few commissions from next year. And artificial flowers fitgcouut of the war,” an: bcingEteaspoonlul of baking soda Meat may
manufacturers, or others. " Evi m“ be” “he“ were ‘3 3 be". 1”“ planted to potatoes." ’aiso be kept fresh by immersing it in
dently there are business men taken the ““5 °f natural ones Bu‘E “A game approximating golf sour milk or buttermilk, and putting
nevertheless the touch of bright color Rinse well before
might be evolved. Two osmnes it in a cool place.
’03“ be 8090““)de ‘05“! as we“ '15 and foursomes could do aroundlualn'x
it was yesterday. albeit in a different the course Willi burgh—Louisa Way to Tell u Eggs A“ finch.
“'83“ ville Courier-Journals E The housewife who wants to know
this way it’ 3 much more inter-f 0"" Giulio. 1‘ E “M A w.“ MERGHANTW whether the case she have are fresh,
eating to have COlchntions and There are some devidedly tempting ladvcrtises his goods If he cannot do they apply one or two simple tests A
send delegations to Washington 'cape clasps for sale this autumn,’ i it in a large way, he uses the Sentinel fresh egg is heavier than a stale one.
afid be received by the secretary tlfilgs that the jewelers have provided 1 classified "For Sale" columns Call because the water in eggs evaporates
of state and addressed by the sec- 1 in response to the fashion for causal up the office, and an ad man will call; with time, and air takes its place. If
rotary of commerce But then it They are now used chiefly for even- on you. 'an egg rises to the top of a glass of
gets the orders. lug, a time when the (Pope or cape-1 , E ' water, it is not fresh Another test
like clopk is much used. Sometimesi EGHIBHE§R is to make a roll of a piece of paper
PURELY FINANCIAL._ the clasp consists of a single big‘
Wife—4114a, doarie. I shall write atone. dangling by 8 chain from 8 We]!
who want business from South
America and who know how to
get it. Of course, it is rather
llumdrum to hunt for orders in;
EPlace the egg at one end of the roll”
' before the end of the week. ,small dull metal clamp. Sometimes akin m.” an“ gift-ll: Eboldlng the roll toward the light. if
Husband—400d gracious. Alice! the clasp is much like the old-fashion 9M“? “filly, m. lthe egg looks clear and unclouded, it
”NBA BBL fl [0:86 i l h d 1!
Yo ou must make that check last longer ed belt buckle, of chased metal. ”km-“w, “MM is fresh. A sin 6 egg 5 owe ar
than that—London Opinion, ‘ or metal set with stones. ", mm“ [m Espots or it is clouded throughout.
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Great posts are born,
As we've heardteil-
And not only that.
They're dead as well.
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“European golf courses, on ac- meat is inclined to be toush. add a “
luntll it is the diameter of the egg.-
Curtains Which Are Reversible. Spoons at Hand.
Washable window curtains may be; in order to save time and work i
made to wear nearly twice as long it keep short-handled teaspoons in my
both items are of the same width.’ so ' jars of baking powder, salt, tea, mus-
that it is not always the same end of ‘ tard, baking soda, etc, and tablespoon
the curtain that is exposed to thelin' the jars of rice, cornstarch and
sun, wind and dust Jislmllar articles, writes a contributor
“hen the lower and becomes soil-gm Good Housekeeping At the lccent
ed, while the top is still spotless, the store a JildlCiOllB Dill'fllase 0f tin and
curtains may be taken from the rod, aluminum spoons for the serious alti-
dusted and aired, and after pressing 1’ cies cost me very little, and has more
out the wrinkles_ be reveraed and 9139.? than paid for itself in the convenience
ed upon the ro and use until ,again 1 of always finding the manners at hand
soiled at the bottom. This saves‘and in the time saved in washlnx
nearly half of the laundering, and l 8900113. , l
consequently wear and tear of the coal Rapid COOKEHG-
The contents of the inner vessel 0!
talus. i ‘
a double boiler will cook much more
SENTINEL WANT ADS. rapidly, says Mothers Magazine, if the
are performing services for hundredslwater in the outer compartment is
of Norwalkers every day. Are yqusalted in the portion of half a cup
using them? . of salt to two quarts or water.
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COLORFUL vvasr wasps.
Outer garments for evening wear are
- noted for their unusual colorlngs. _ It ll
considered the smart thing. however.
for the caps or coat to correspond with
the tone of the frock‘ over which it in
worn. For instance, the pink and .
cream model shown here ll accompaq
mind by a cape of American beauty ;
panns velvet lined with ptfik satin.
The cape is of the Spanish cavalier
type, made with a Directolre collarand
straps thatwcross at the front. I! de-
sired, the straps may be carried to the
back of the cape. where they aredrawn
through an opening at each side and
fastened on the outside in 11th effect.
To make the cape requires 2% yards 02
66- inch material and dyards of 36-inch '
satin for the lining. ..
The material is laid open and the
pattern arranged upon it. it the cape
is desired in shorter length: it may who
cut off as indicated. Provision is also
made for omitting the sleeves audios; ,
sash.
The first step in making is to new
the front and sash tion to cope a!
notched. Now slash wk of cape on
line or small "0" perforations. The
edges of these incisions maybe bound 1
with satin or‘ finished in 3 any other
way for the sash to pass through. Sew
the rover to the front as indicated.
then add collar to the neck edge.
If desired with sleeve extension.
bring corresponding single large “0’
and triple small “a" perforations to:
gather and stitch.
Frequently the revere are overlaid
with lace or stitched with.“ elegant
bald in decorative design.
ore gold lace than is on the most
gorgeous uniform in a general officer.
military wardrobe is employed in the
development of some of the new dinnen
3091113. For the bright metallic meals
perfectly accords with the rich velvet!
and brocadea which the leading cou-
turiers are using regardless of cost.
Spanish cavalier cape of American
beauty velvet worn over a dinner frock
of plain satin and lace
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