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Chicken Recipes.
boil the chicken until tender, then
into pieces. With the water in
it was boiled make a gravyfl
wing one-half cup of flour. and two 3
butter to every quart of
Season with pepper and salt.
in the chicken and let it boll tlve
WW! and serve. Garnish the dish
' l-,ice
scalloped Chicken. .3
pint minced cold chicken. cup
cream, i. little parsley chopped fine,
team of onion juice and
‘ beaten eggs. Salt and pep
to taste. Stir mixture well "to-
" 3 and boil one minute, then,
Puts layer of bread crumbs.‘
3 ”chicken till dish is filled
’ dwentmelnutes.
‘ KK Priestess of Fowl.
The” Kismet and fatter the fowl the
Get up. put in iron kettle or
add a teaspoon of salt and
mil boiling water to cover. Let it
which to a boil: then put in a moder-
silken. and cook five hours. 3 Take
thicken the gravy. Makes
Jellied Chicken.
Pepper and salt
30f bard—boiled eggs, cut in
mould is nearly full. Boil
liquor left in dish, onehalf;
or meat.
night.
Chicken Fritters.
thin consistency.
boiling fat.
K emotion and Macaroni.
Boil a chicken until tender
quite fine.
it into pieces
cooked macaroni than a
attained. and one and a half
3 atom saltKand pepper. ._ When
strain over chicken. until well
Md. theanook. Add half a can
‘nmsalset stand covered five
stallion nerve. :an hour.
Chicken Mousse. 3
utibrough a chopper cooked
in can. using white or dark meat
as a second time, it necessary to
, s it due. Heat a cup of chicken
glitch Mr it over the beaten yolks
3 three eggs. add a teaspoon each of
“It and Ogle” salt, dash of pepper
33d paprika Return it to the fire.
’ r until it has thickened like a boil-
custard. Add two tablespoons of
mutilated gelatlne, which has soak-
an hour in one-fourth cup of
W, Block. When gelatine has
per and salt. then chicken
Serve on a platter.
Plonked Chicken.
Dress.
salt and pepper,
of butter
bake until. potato is
toss. radiance and parsley
3”, le
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the Causes and issues of the
' Great War.
It lays bare the deeprooted causes .of the most atoll—
“ cations conflict in the history of .man.
" niacin about the Triple Alliance and the Triple *Entsnte.
Describes the development or modern wars-rs. martian-
the new use or warships. dlrigiblo liaisons. submflnsl.‘
highway" guns. etc.
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3di,ssoivdd remove it from the fire and;
3sdd one and one half cups of the chick:
in“ soon coaxiflej on meat. When mixture begins to
3lhi8k8fl, stir it smooth and fold ina
3balf pint of cream whipped to a stiff
3 3iroth. Turn it into a brick media. 3
' who a white tricassee of chick- The cream must not be added until
the mixture begins to set, or the in-
gredients will settle into layers,
Boil a chicken in as little water as
possible. until meat falls from the
bones. Chop rather fine. season with
Put into a mould a
layer of chopped meat. then a layer
slices,
then layers of meat and eggs until
down
while
warm; and one-quarter of an ounce of
gelatin. and when dissolved pour ov-
Set in a cool, place , over
Cut up succinct chicken into bits.
3put through food chopper season with for dress
isslt and pepper and lemon Juice. Le
stand one hour Make shelter of twin
eggs one pint of sweet milk, pinch}
of salt and enough flour to make a3
into this stir the3
chicken. Fry by spoonfuls, in deep3
Drain and serve on a
napkin. Garnish with sliced onion.
dish Put on the bottom a layer 0
layer of 0
minced chicken, bits of butter. pep-
liquo
Over this put layer of macaroni an
so on until the dish is filled Pour a “‘9“ “"3“ “0"“ “’9'“ “New“ were creased into velvet never disappears. . which a tsblespoonful of olive oil has
cup or cream over whole. Balls half “dd“ “n" «with “"V” °’ 5°"! and a velvet frock can be worn a nut-3been added. and rinse them in the
'prlsingiy few timeil. and lb never suit- game soap, oil mixture.
Put in a buttered pan. sprinkle wit
dredge with flour cbietest dressmakers put into even-
and out over with two tablespoonluls 3““:- 3°“ “3 “‘3‘ March. 3
Bake in a moderate oven
35 minutes. Pile around the edge of ad gaberdine and "“3“” are not
a buttered round plank a border 0
mashed and seasoned boiled sweet po- WW“ 1‘” “0‘ made much ““9 °‘ the
tatoes. p3“ chicken on plank and latter since its invention two years
reheated and ago Now that the high priced dress-
browned. Garnish. with hominy and milk”? 91‘0". “l favoritism,
horseradish croqusttes, Julienne pota- “in“? ““0 PM” prominence.
two cents to 2 l- 4 cents, would not“
be honorod for misuse. has lmsn3
,3 Senanel-Wumpn silliness.-
Explalna the roll
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out all the bones. and pick up meat
Boll halt a pound of 9‘] “flung" “WWW” when ““9“ solnetbiug to do with the situation.
macaroni until tender. first breaking3
Butter a deep puddins3
rams mm 3
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Mid Season Styles.
The styles of the past few months
seem to have been turned toplly turvy .
to give us something new for the win-
ter. The loose. baggy blouse with no
shape whatsoever and the draped orK
ruffled skirt narrowing d .. wu to a tightl
binding about the ankles have given
place to the bell shape We see close,
set- ill sleeves and tight- fitting bodices,
the other hand, the skirt,th upon a
smooth yoke or girdle. fiares out at
tile top of the boot. ‘ln contrast to the
fussy, overtrimmed dresses of last
K winter. we see costumes of great simfi
pllclty with a studied sfi‘ect for length
of line. Tweeds. bomespuns and serg.
Ies are used for the serviceable suit
ilesvlng the softer velvets and saline
Fur makes a good trim-
t: Killing. and it can be applied in wide
hands at the bottom of the shirt, at
the hands and at the throat. --W0
3 mad 5 World.
it is either good or bad for business
'lbst the great French masters of the
loom and the dye not put out few
more materials this season and con
tented themselves with furblishing up
well known wesv es that had not prov
in en Rodler. the toaster of them ‘
3 all. did this and his stamp of approval
a velours do iaine,.ratlue, velvet and
brocades gave the impetus in America‘
3. to the usage of fabrics that had been
33 on the counters for three years. To
threads pasted on by a rolling process.
ivarnished satin snob as the milllners
clean and bone a chicken used last spring. and brocaded genres:
h in the Arabian style that some of the;
1
Even the substitutes for serge call-3
, strictly new. although, the American
it has
’ ’i‘lio velours do laine of this- season
lilo sluts ll mm
3 3 . 3 Hill” is stardust
3...
. himso'roal, Ky, Nov. 24.-llud
. Strong and lira.‘.lsmes"Mcintosb,‘3wife
ostlK deputy, shelifi. are"? dead” nettle
result of a pistol battle between
'Strong and Deputy Sheriff McIntosh
near Jackson.
Ky.. Sunday. according to a report
[reaching here. McIntosh, according
rest. Strong when a stray shot pelle-
inflicting a wound on Mrs Mclntosb
that later times fatal ’ "
ii 8; MTIMEI Kill'l'
K harbor late yesterday. . The Michea-
. marine. which was running salam—
' ed'K‘KThe torpedo struck the meanes-
ougb near the bow; first. above the wa-
hole that had been made.
Dopougll is now tied up at the dock for
repairs.K 3. .
FOREST FIRES CAUSE TRAIN
‘ WRECKN
railroadtrains in‘thls section of the
state were-running under “slow or-
ders", today to prevent accidents in
the pail of smoke from scores of for-
est fires The orders followed afreight
3collision in which a Rock iahnd trail
K l and a kahuna killed.
m captains loom m
3 3 30‘1“!!! from resins thetraeknhsfl.
,3 lVJ’lsarclederalgauellsm
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3 consciences.
Ldurable; its fabric does hot fall intojor chamois chest protectors
iii Breathltt County. 3_
to. the report; was ‘atte‘mptlng to an ‘
I . rated the home of hiclntosh nearby. .
”“00“!” rasrsno ‘
NEW LONDON. Nov. lit-The Unit- _, .
. ed State‘s torpedo boat destroyer Mai; = J
3 : Dannugb was hit by a "d”dmmy” tor~
’psdo vfir'ed- Ki'r'onr the submarine K-b K ,
" ' duflng maneuvers at. the mouth of the '
sigh? wail icing as tender for the: sub . A
tor line. and remaingd wedged in the 3
The Mac-
1.3mm ROCK ma. Nov. s4.-—lul '
for arias-as. coastlines trip near
m ulna «vacuumi- that .
looks very much like the wéave of
several years ago with which we:
found fault because of its tendency?
to show every crease and rub itselt3
into “bald" spots. True, its successor, 3
called duvetyne, was infinitely worse.3 Even if we “3‘9 plenty 0‘ 911030
showing the mark of every chair so albums f0!” 01" kOllllk pictures, a
strongly that even sandpaper was orlcase for our favorite one will be ap-
no avail, as it often lsx with fabricsi‘ predated One' can be easily made
that achieve spots by reason of the: from 8 1033 Strip 0f linen It “3
pile being flgnened folded in the center with both ends
The present quality of \hlours deIlurned back like the cover for a
m“ 3. very much better, so 335 adillook The turned back sections are
vocates declare, and the present lelde-
Istdllrlllr Tulsa‘s
All. SHOULD KNOW.
weave of ratios is far and away super-3 Cl“ Olll a film Piece 0‘ cardboard
15°” “"3 ”05‘ 9°" ““19" “WT- 0“ ior to anything we have had under this ‘and cover with a piece of lining andK
name probably, the majority or3use to slip in the pockets to protect
shops have not an adequate supply of the pictures from setting loose and
these materials on the counters, but bectmlng crushed Silk vests and
they will not have serious trouble lo3 silk stockings are always more 6:-
imitating the French weaves very3llellihe if bought already e id-
closely or selling all the materials lettK- cred, but \5lll‘. very little war the
from last winter plain ones can be made as artistic
.....—. 3and expensive looking as their more
The liking of American women ior3emansive sisters.
velvet is rather surprising. Who they: Tiny splays. It small wreath or
refused to accept tsfiets at t s first 3 scroll vstlern (‘8: be dbne ' with
bidding of Paris a year or so ago, they 3 splendid results on silk shirt and a
urged that it was not serviceable. it simple outline stitch on a pair ol
llwas an extravagance. American wo 3sto¢kinss 81768 them an Originality
men “'1“ llldlllse lavishly in expensive all of one's own. French knots.
clothes but it hurts their inherited3plat'ed at regular intervals over the
consciences to spend money for ivy instep slve the 8360! Of tiny beads
.thlng as utterly unservicsabls asK which is the latest craze for decor-
3taifeta. Such was the argument. sting evening hosiery.
Probably the fact that taffeta bad a
rather hard. unbecoming surface llad3
wash. rinse them in soapy water.
At all events, velvet is as tinsel-vices Never use either very hot or very cold
able “3 taffeta, and perhaps ll is the 3 water. but use water with the chill
soft, becoming surface of velvet that Just removed. Use plenty of pure
.makes American women forget their-'30"; and they will surely dry soft
‘ To be sure. velvet is jand flexible. Wash pieces of chamois
and
shreds and slivers; but a wrinkle onco»lacketa in a gallon of soapsuds to
able for really hard wear“ 3
w” Keep honey in a warm place: Cool
Striking Changes ‘“ “‘9 Waists. dampness spoils it. it can be kept
With the arrival of the fancy col 3periectly m a Mm where 333m stays
lars, the long tight sleeves with dain 3333.33
ty cuffs and the fancy vests, the waists
have alien on a master appearance‘ Here is an invigorating friction
than they have bad for several ses- treatment. After the bath rub the
sons. it hos been said that sleeves 3body briskly with a towel specially
are the most important It Of 5 prepared by drying it without wring
”waist and with sleeves a contrast-3mg it dry after soaking it in this
tag material. of satin. redial or lace. mixture: Five pounds of sea salt one
as the “case may be. and a «my calf. ounce of chamber, half a cupiul of
it is easy to perceive that there has ammonia, a gallop of water, and
been a radical change in the looks of enough bensoin to soften the water.
the waists. Guimpes are an impor-
tant part of the waists. and to themi TheKnewest marking for a turkisb
“9 ”alum"! ““0th "‘0 ”multilevel is to have one animals or mon-
most of which are high in the backfiognni embroidered on a piece 03-
g.radualiy becoming 1“" ‘i' they inalnsook which is cross stitched to
cm“ ‘0 “‘9 front. until they “9 the towel This piece of nainsook ls
merged into‘ the gulmps ,3
Seldom as... there been a season mg inches in “we“,
when such striking changesK have ap-
peared in the waists as at present.
and it may be that the new features
are largely responsible for the un-
usual interest which is given-to them.
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When using water from the faucet,
remember that the first ilow is liable
to contain particles 0! lead audio be
stale from standing in the metal pipes
- mmREDlNGOTEi-saemm BASQUE DRESS
Easy to make at Horne when Developed by the Use of
Pictorial Review Patterns .K
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Coroner (‘ul-iolls About Shooting of
Man in Nol'tllford.
NEW HAVEN, Nov.
Mix was today investigating
shooting of Andrew Swanson. chauf-
feur for Sanders W.
city, nhilc lie was hunting in North-
of this city. it is said that there is
cidenlai. but that an attempt to cov—
er up the facts has caused the in-
vestigation. Swanson is in a critical
condition at the Elm City Hospital.
Sentinel Wants have quick returns.
Ear—Coroner 3
the 3McGulre lscd .35 wills,
Hart of tllis3 morning on Milli Sll'lt‘t
little doubt that the shooting was ac— 3morning
flying on the sidewalk.
PROBING HUNTING ACCIDENT. 3LIQIYOR AND (Will) KILLS 31w.
.l‘onmi Dead ill Slain Sll’i‘ol or Hindu
Glastonbury This Morning.
i,il.AS'I‘0.\'BlfliY, .\'u\. 2.3.» Jami «;
i iLSidxli! i.‘
Tolleliile, was found (it till yvusterll
South Ul is-
31011 bury, a shell distallie {tom ll.)
3ford. with Hart and George Scranton 3 steps or the Ellimolml (‘ burl-.h Put-
estrains on their \Vi‘i) to work til i
discovered Ali'lill'lre's body
Medical Er;
aminer. Dr. ii. B. Davis. and Milli-
motled and be pronounced death (lilo
to alcoholism and exposure.
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Advertise in Tile Sentinel.
.Cgrronr
In!
by Pictorial R with)
Young matron: ,a'ud college girls will
and this model both amhrt and prac-
tidal. It looks wall in sugar in app.-
The dark shades of red are very soft
and becoming. therefore find great fa.
vol- with women of youthful appear-
once. Ideal for- the young oration or
the College girl is this dress in beet
color still repp. K'it is 'made without a
lining and has a deep girdle which may
any c—Y’rdctical
7(ome Drerr/‘(d/(ing
Pnparrd Especially For This Newspaper
a... .~ on...»- a...
' A IN DARK RED REPP.
be of the same or a contrasting ma-..
terlal. The average size required HS
yards 01 54-inch or 8% yards of “-lnoia
material.
The development of the design is not
dlmcult. First close under-c :m seem
as notcbeth then close shoulder seam.
Gather lower edge of waist and adjust
tabs between small “o" perforations as
from edge of right from. Sew stay to
lower edge of waist, centers even. small
"0" perforation at tier-arm seam.
Bow flare collar to n edge as notched.
Sew standing collar tcshleld as notch-
ed, adjust, bringing large "0" perfora-
tions in shield and in front together.
Close sleeve seem as notched to large
"0" perforation. Gather on cross lines
of small "o" perforations. Adjust
sleevebanh over 'gatllers. single and
double small 'o“ perforations oven. lap-
ping slesv.oband for closing. Sew in
armhole. seam at notch in front. easing
any fulness.
. Slash center-front .otK front gore or
‘ , skirt to large "0 ' perforation for open- 3
ing. Take up dart in bank tore as per- ';
fouled. Join got-es as notched.
lions and press.
Turn girdle nnder right side edge as ..
notches. gather 1,5 inch froth told; 'g'atli-
er left side edge between double "’I‘T”
perforations. Actual boiling about a
incbeli long underneath gathers at left
side edge and at center-«rant and c‘en- 3
ter-baekw Single small K“o" perfora-
lions indicate center—front,~doubls "09" K- »
perforations. center-back. Single large
"0" perforation indicatéi upper edge "-
of girdle. Adjust. centers even. .. . .,
The less “pensive cotton voiles are
Pleat K
extension. crossing on slot venom-K
liens. bring fold to small ~"o" perfora-
used for this model. with great success.
aroundauon’may be added and the full ‘
skirt. be changed into a tunioi‘ if pré- . 3.
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ferred. ,
Pictorial Review m’m No. sail. sin. is to so years. Price. is cents. K.
liver or bowels.
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