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1 venience against moths. says the New lThe affair was a huge “we“ " 9‘" ’
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Elle pumpkin pie is the one that w” - ‘ beads about the crown finished on years and I high collar was looked “' Wipe spots from gilt frames With a
. , . _- Codettes. . - . 35 all "Will-‘09 0‘ COMETVBUOD and sponge wet in alcohol are particularly pleased that their i’l—
litflds popular favorat the Thanksgiv T k one side with a red head rose. _ was ranked among the old fashioned Dried vegetables have to be cooked: built in to accommodate blankets. box- forts succeed'ed o dmir hi S l ’-
!‘j‘s‘m- Many cooks make the a e a small quantity 0‘ fresh 001“ -—-——-— ' adjuncts of a costum es of furs and woolen garments. With s a a y, a u
m of putting too much pumpkin boiled codnsh, flake with a fork, sea-. A velvet‘hat has about'the crown is , e Eionger than others. ~ l 8 red for coat- hangers the mistress day evening a military drill was given
into the mixture ior ' the filling. son with pepper. salt. lemon Juice and bmd o, hen-e, m. mm mm mm. 3° W0“ “3 ““3 ”9“"! “1‘“ “e“ To prevent valuable vases from low of a home is able to do her own cold- by Six-“e” ““3 ‘ad’es' and ”‘55 Em“
Pumpkin custard is especially delic- 8 little tomato cataup; mix well and ed bows 0‘ inch-wide ail ve r ribbon women with scrawney necks and flab- pling over and breaking, fill them with Vstol‘age work , Bradbury recited. The attendance was
‘ spread on the lettuce leaf between by chins lent themselves to the fash- sand as large Saturday night as at er, and
tilted smartly at the edge of the brim. , ___.__________ l . « .
——.~ thinly buttered rye slices. ; ‘°“ “be“ “W "m“ ““9 “m“ “ . in washins. always try to have the .a“ ”We“ 3 mm” ““‘e-
. Mike the Crust Thick. l ---—-~ l 'Ostrich is used as s trimmin on The ““1“" 9' turnover collars must water the same temperature through. Advertise iii The Sentinel. l
flick Pumpkin Pie.——This pumpkinf Apple Disks. . ‘msny of the new blouses Short :ues have reaped B harvest from their 901* out the washZ—Dallaa News: . l Sentinel Wants are winners.
”Jinnah! be at least one inch thick Slice and core a large Greening ap- u. used as a fringe to edge flaring ulfll'lty Hid inventive genius W83; . , .
”.130 pie take twothirds of a cup my and fry in hot hard, drain on cation and cuffs of orgsndy or “u“ taxed to its utmost in supply the ds-, Oil Economy. . l
““9; wt“ a little nutmeg. half ‘a brown paper sprinkle with a little salt or .ilk it is a decidedly soft and ef~ mand tor novelties. i A decided salad oil economy is ob- 6d! é’qudCtiCdL/i
infill each of salt and ‘cinns- and “Y 0“ bread rounds while hot fective means of trimming. ' it hasheen claimed that ““9”“ tsined by mlxlns With 8 dull“ 01 the [y
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‘ Nil! Edd W0 well beaten egg! 9"” Peas. i Buffs of iur and tulle are among 3°" 1]" inspiration from ”"1 8““ pure olive oil for imparting richness 01728 rm (7/0/29
”4 “my pint of milk. Line a Take a saucer of cold boiled green the new mm“ offered for the con- adopts its verdict: for high or low. for of flavoring. The‘important qualifies
my plate with crust. pour in the m]. peas, mash them and add enough templation and envy of smart woman- flat or rolling. for lace or muslin. for of the two are about the same, and; (”0”!
V ,. Vand bake slowly for one hour. tap. cream to make a paste; season and 11de There is a hixh standing tulle “1"“ 0’ embroidered silk. 3° some this mixture is more appetiz-
M‘Csre that the heat is not so in- “We“ on ”W“ he‘d ““dw‘ch.“ A ruchin; flaring upward from . rsther This year Paris has given this ver- ing than the rather pungent tlavor oi , , n, u n
W” V" to boil the pie. Vlettuce leaf added is an improvement Vnarrow, snug collar of fur that clasps dlot {fir hit“ coélarts 13:“ every con. gm Iplain olive oil-Cleveland Plain P, d E . I] F Th N
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. ,. Economy puny i if you need additional capital it 1 y . and fur places all follow this decree” P P . y. ‘ . "”9""
Euless pumpkm_ P.le —-Cook and your business. a Sentinel WW Ad' 5 Of course, there are hundreds oil , Floors Whitsned. by P35107101 RVflJflw
‘. Many of the new laces are eni-
mosh the pumpkin,_ squeeze through “’l“ “"9 in your ”0383- : . women who wear low collars and will To whiten hardwood floors. add two, A mT IEIS
colondei- and dry out in oven. To a, ._ -_ n t _- . -._.-.._.._._r- 3:22;“ “M gold ""1 colored ‘contlnuo to do so for many reasons. tsblespoonflils of parsnin to the hot; 8 THAT 1' Es'
apart of sifted pumpkin add three cup. 3 but that does .IOt alter the foot that soapy water used for washing the. V _ Flour-piece skirt in broadcloth for
.. “I! of boiling milk Swéeten with I One charming "emu: [rook 1' lash. the high one is in am fashion ‘00”. In“. no‘ only cleanses the? w 'misses and small women. The notch-
ed yoke strikes a decidedly new note
in hip trimming. -
two-thirds of a cnpful of molasses and
a cupful of brown sugar. add half
{Q tawnful of salt, half a teaspoon.
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in 'an with a black velvet puppy for; liulothes l.\ t.lt!.h..\\\tt ll. also destroys any insects lurking iui
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‘9 dec t .hushnnd was killed in battle on Sept. ? skirt that has spruns into instant fa-
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“tom lined with good rich crust and l. --.... 23- ri'lurlli‘d l" Greenwich “'m‘ l‘”: Rust Prevented. vor. it is a four-piece affair with a.
m into hot oven. Allow- fire to be: l A Child“ h“ 0' “Wk ”9"” h“ :33": 50'2”“:1‘32'gfl (Thoriail‘iggfiyl To mount the inside of the ovenl .,__ “0,. two-piece yoke. pointed at the side
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(or five minutes. then lower heatI A Rem: dy for :1: :r Egghégfea-ndiviitdwnl‘sihhmii :36 her father. Edmund C romvem from rusting, the door should always . l Eng: :2: :Ziiilge:ie‘UVlzggct‘sddisg’QZ‘;
n bake slowly for an hour ! a I a Oil CW ' 0 8 H the outbreak of lht‘ Will‘ libs the left open after “16 tom! l3 removedl f “1 f 1 be], h M . k d
' side with ’ red head "’39- 1wnli ill Ger-mam, and remained there ll 11 t l 0 e u ness ow ‘ B 9 3° e as
I'OIIC “is until the heat is a gone, ”t a no the bottom is finished with a lain
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Sweet Pumpkin Pie. Strain enough d Bronchitis is a disftressifllg |and A: vglztbhsal: ha: :Vbothmt Von-er: on}. Vcapm“ of ”m 8th Hum“ Wm l other prevention .5 the greasing 0!; , To make the (mm on Wm need 2%
ill-VI:i .o mike one and one- Wangerillrs Altsilalseh otteu data "2 a :“b er “and" “ :bbon' Iliors. mrr her husband‘s death «he the inside of the oven occasionally, it‘ . ' yards or 54-inch or 395 yard! or «—
d to t. a north or a 'isresu e rs eVi once 0 are own 0 ’ 9 ' V0? took her child and left for SWitzer- inch material.
l care is e sroised to use tool as much .
of molasses half a teaspoontul a cough take Kerr' 5 Emilslon ofV tilted smartly at the edge of the lurid .i 1 as will b: absorbed by theymetal, as . ‘ The home dreasmaker who has had
t, a third of a teaspoontul of flax-seed, Linonine. This remark-l brim k h ill but very “me ”parlance can develop
a with no ‘09 much would 5‘” e w on e 0"“ this shirt very successfully. Using 54-
a little animal and cinnamon. abl successful medicine ii a m.” -. Probably a lot oi p ople , ,
y as n: V raster abillt than you h." held 1, hosted . . .V inch goods, first fold it. then arrange
one egg, very light. Add a unbroken record as a cure for For Hats Have Taken on New ell-pas 3. I 5' i i h fl . on the told the side gore.
330111211 or a cupful of light brown sug bronchitis, even the most stub- in conformance With the behind 3"”? as cried pos ‘ 0:5— ‘ n: Sawing Hint. . Now fold the ‘materinl again. mali- ~
and beat thoroughly. Add to the born cases wielding to its great, For WIds Brimmsd Sailors. sfggggiei‘fi‘efdvzsgfi? throng l Before attempting m draw the ; :25Effigy‘Ltgfiiflnzdhflfofi'dtgg ,
rumskin mixture. Lastly add two healing influences. it looks as though a woman's face - ;tllreads in hemsutching we! a small . , length.“ mm place me from sore.
spin!- of rich milk. blend thoroughly Don’t choke and suffer with will be entirely framed by fur this “““ Mush rub u over 3 ha, 0! mm um“ ; i also from yoke. Along the opposite
turn into pie tin lined with rich bronchial couglls—4-Linoninc will winter it she cares to follow the dam OHIGHE§IR R’s PILLS ‘s iatliar is produced and scrub the , , :gfi: Ringling; litofiiiyl'é‘l’agiiii .
,,9 crust. Pumpkin shollld always be relieve you. Try a spoonful m. lusting fashion. For several weeks Vlo onion“ ithreads of the linen you wish to draw. ,. . quarters the 8 BMW” Wm m 981V
I’ll ““0 VB?! hilt 0V8" for five mill- night at bedtime, it will enable ”18°19 ”Wei hits and WM“ 0’33““ m. a. "m Yen will and the threads will pull out To make. lots the-sores. then form
" to bake the Crust rapidly Then- you to avoid those dreadful collars have been acCepted so univers. mun-a mnisc also... , ' Jo maLCourier . box pleats and gather upper edge
" other ' ,easily.—NewVHaven ll ‘ ‘ along double "T'I‘" perforations.
V oven must be cooled and pie bak- coughing spells that ulreaten ally until they became a kind of uui- ”egg-“g o- r}: . . ,. For me yoke am “Name Bid”,
slowly to allow filling to become ,your very e‘xistence.‘ . form, but now the fur hat with a col- omissions-swam c “" . V r edge of from 'i‘hen tum under lower
ond brown. i All druggistcs 2% 50c $1 lai- to match is gaining ground. mummm Sentinel slows. pa! V edges of Yokes on man “0.. 99mm
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