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in g it that it does not burn. Can the1.
fan 6.0” cooKIII; same as fruit. One gill of this added1 ”BESBING WELL
to a fruit cake makes it more moist1
1and is far superior to cake made with -
Velvet eratlet.
A little wristlet of black velvet rib-
Chicken Fritters. 10 ut it .
c“; 919°“ as large as possible from . You can have sweet cider "to drink1.
scold cooked chicken, season to taste. from one season to another b) plac bon catches in the sleeves above the
dip in fritter batter and fry a golden ing cider in a kettle letting it comelfrili of lace which falls softly over
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DEVI}. Serve with )sauce. The Chm“ to a boil. Have jars sterilized and the hands, and if you poasess or “"1
duly be dipped in eggs and Han. fat-quire a very long string of cut jet
,instead of batter. 1 Broiled Chicken. 1besds all the better. “Cincinnati
3"°°“¢ ”‘1‘“ 1 Split chicken down middle Take ““1“ 5“”-
M “expensive but delectable. and break one fresh egg, beat W“ 1 . Fashion Hints. '1
Bald one cup of milk. and when1add to1 it salt “a pepper, ounfe 0,11 Deudedly military effects in tailor-
lukewarm add two yeast cakes brok- melted butter, teaspoon of mixed mus-18d garments and whole frocks mark'
ga snail. pieces. and when yeast 1tard3 Spread chicken with. this mix 1the modernity of those last exhibited.
.oahu are dissolved add one- nalb cup ture place in breadcrumbs all around. 1‘ 0n them appear huge rev,ers capes .:
of whole eggs. one-fourth cupful of! seal up. place on broiler, butter bag collars and culls with flaring corners,
oils of eggs, one and one- half cup-1, well before putting chicken in n 1and the vest effect. carried over from
his of sugar. twothirds cupful of 1 Cuban Chicken. 1the summer's designs, is still very1
butter. one-half- teaspoonful of lemon. Cut up . chicken as for a fricaasee.1’°p“m' Tunics. too, are as much in
niract and four and two thirds cup-1D,). each piece and dip in beaten egg' 'evidence as they have been during the
“11' 0‘ 5°“- Beat thoroughly for 10 and roll in cracker crumbs. .Season "at ”1‘. months. They tend to b'~
minutes using the hand. Cover and with pepper and salt-'1Fry each piece very longtsometimes’ squared off all
allow ‘to rise six hours. Put in the1 brown in half butter and lard Brown1m° bottom. sometimes cutting off
ice box and let stand over night. in well, add -a cup of hot water. cover roundly and going up undera yoke ef-f
put and roll in a long thickness. out chicken and put on dish in warm- guishes the newest. The coatlias bev'
Spread with softened butter, fold ends his oven. Have may a bowl of come the important factor of the cos
toward ceata to make three layers.1 boiled rice, put it into Minx pan with turns as the skirt it carries frequently
Out off places threefourths inch wide the "un chicken simmered in. add displaces the tunic—The Fashioal‘
cover and let rise until well puffed.~1 .two tomatoes and some green toms Page: in Woman's World.
not place separately in hands 1 to chili sauce Toss all together light Boleros on Velvet Drama.
.— dross ends in. opposite dl-11y with a fork pile in center of platter Various forms of bolbros appear on
rectiliuj- Gull. 1and bring ends to- and lay around it the pieces of fried smart models in velvet dresses
gather at top of cake. Put in but- '0“..an 1brought out to liven up the rota ll
tered dripping pan, again and M1 APPle Dessert. stocks for special holiday displays;
rise and bake 20 minutes in a moder-1says the Dry Goods Economist This
ato'1flv'eu.11111111e a 1111111111 01 one pound 0111.iackct idea suggests the shortened
granulated sugar two-thirds of a cup
Bgove from pan and brush over1 1wsist line, which is now receiving at
of water, three tablespoontuls of sher-.
with confectioners sugar, moistened1 tention. and at the same time it mod
ry. a teaspoon of vanilla. and one orl
With railing water until 0! right con two sticks of cinnamon in this syrup1mes 111° shore-waisted effect “1
alstcncy to spread, and flavor with cook half a dozen tart apples th atltflfilelltly to be becoming to the aver
vanilla. age figure.
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Fancy Apple Baucc.1 e y p 1eu very practical in these heavier
allow to boil for a few minutes long
”18 and alico’ enough apples to: weight dresses. as this feature makes
18f to thicken. When it has thickened 1
make five cups, add a cup of water, the garments more comfortable for
half a cup of sugar a tablespoon of remove from the fire and 118111 in a1wearing indoors
' cupful of whipped cream, then pour ,
buttor. half a teaspoon of cinnamon,l over the apples and serve Fabien: Frills.
and the juice and rind of half a ham 1
1 Some waists are accordion plotted
on. Simmer until soft, remove from
Orange Pudding, all over.
the lire and beat with an egg beater 30‘1“” cups °t milk, a “M“WOM Cape dresses are rivals of waist-
until smooth-
of sugar, the same of dissolved ilour.; coat styles.
1 Canned Boiled Cider. and the yolks °t "11° 933“ When1 Bail chenille effects are a
1! can my cider for fruit cake and
thick, take from the fire. add a 191‘ in veilings.
mince meat. shortly after it is made 59°” °‘ vanilla and 0°01 Pour 0‘" 1 The general effect of all clothing is
and before fermentation takes 918400.11mme mun“ that have been ”need1stlll loose.
a” . correspondent of the Cleveland thin and sprinkled with a little sugar. 1
Moder. Place five quarts of sweet
older in a kettle. boil slowly until1dmp on “1° pudding by spoonfuls Crowns of new hats are high and
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1o! Wit forts at Smyrna upon tnouirera today he considered that. lie did not say whether he cori-1
Talia cniisar Tummy; launch- 133:1an Mungenthau's report of aldered the” informuldcxplanation as
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1 . much difficulu in communicating with 1.
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Probably a lot of people with (no
greater ability than you have, held
The South Norwalli Seofinc!
higher salaried Moor—having
‘ - room-too their minds“ through
the morning loss on a floured board. and simmer half an hour Then take fact, and braided brimming distln.’_
thiokmanua, «runaway: the phlegm.
magic is seventy-tripe years old today. . 1
- himself and lives according "to the 605- ‘
' . p of God Oldiage and myself have
favor oflmalntaining the party. and re- .
pert looking.
Velvets for suits are plain, dark and
rich in color. w
The cape coat is an ideal style for
cold weather.
Certain new long topics are pointed
back and front.
Striped velvets will be used for
trimming purposes
Stripes useiL crosswise on a skirt
are the newest thing.
Tete do negre is as much in favor
as ever among colors.
Green is one of'the leading colors
for the—coming months.
The new basque blouses seem to be
very limited in favor
Sleeveless coats are worn over ilg
ured or plaid blouses.
The variety of tunics that one may1
have is simply endless.
Collars and cuffs of hemstitched or-
gandie remain favorites.
Long coats are seen which almost
completely cover the dress.
. Beaver Plush II Added.
Along with the two soft. silky fab-
rics that have been revived. comes a
wonderful weave like beaver fur. it
is usually called by the old fashioned
name of plush and is probably the
most sumptuous of all the materials
for street use. It wears well, they say. 1
although no one can assert that with
authority until women have put the
fabric to actual hard use.
Everyone remembers how duvelyuo
failed us after hundreds of dollars had
been spent on it by hundreds of worn
on. it was such a hopeless failure
There was no remedy for it. Every
one who was not defiant of public
opinion was compelled to discard even
about looking thoroughly shabby.
Will the new plush behave better?
The next month will tell' in the
meantime women are fighting a bit
shy of it for this reason. as well as for
a more serious one. which is its
scarcity in the Ameri( an market and
the consequent high price asked for'
it.
Never has there been a more plain
vanced concerning the scarcity of
1French materials it is surely time the
1cessity and the buyer became sum-1
clently proficient in the judgins of
fabric when it was really American
carried under a French label.
There is no form of women’s ap-
parel or few,“ at,least that is not ad-
vanced in price in certain quarters
under the plalnt of the war. When lt'
-is not the war. it was the tariff. or the
slow movement in Wall street. One1
has a strong. curiosity to know what
the next cause of high prices will be!
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+ Never force children to eat when
Advertisements in The Scuti- cake can usually be removed quite
‘iuronmr Tlillilis . 1
1 'All. snouiu Know.
1
Care of Children. 1
they are hot and tired; let them (3901'
. down a little first. For this reason an
interval should always be allowed lie-1
tween work or playtime and the meal,
1and the nurse or governess must be
instructed to bring the youngsters1
home at least twenty minutes before1
.the actual meal time, and in a leisure-
ly manner. llurrying on the “late for
dinner" cry upsets both temper and1
1digeation. if a child seems tired when1 1
it arrives. sponge its face and hands‘
and let it lie down for a few minutes.
before the meal. if it falls asleep1
'don'l wake it; rest is more necessary1
.than food at the moment and give a'
1light meal later. . 1 1
A delicious bath bag filling is made1;
10f five pounds of orris root. powdere-
five pounds of powdered borax. five
1pou nds of powdered castlle soap, four
ounces of oil of sweet flower of laven-1
i
her, two ounces aromatic spirits of1
ammonia, one ounce of oil of cloves.
ten pounds of powdered oatmeal. The1
.oils and spirits of ammonia should be
rubbed into the powder and than the.
entire substance sifted several times
through a line sieve into a large alr-
.tlght box. where it should be kept for1
:aeveral days before filling the small1
cheese-cloth bath bags. Allow threo1
heaping tablespoonfuls of powder toé
13c ch bag of four inches square. ~The1
Modern Priscilla.
animal border in crosrstitch The1
center of the rug is of one dark solid.1
color while the background of the
border is light and the animals are1
done in dark shades of wool. 1
1
Tea cloths. luncheon sets and other
1articlcs unusually designed in linen1
are trimmed with illet (rochet. Often
entire sets are made of solid crochet. 1
Tiny hon bon baskets are also lash
pp “111” live argument for higher prices for loned to match these sets.
gowns this winter than the one rid-1
To make violet sachet that will holQ1
its fragrance, take one ounce of pow-
dered benzoin, two and onehalf grains
Beat the whites to a stiff froth andinkiohgzgms "1011“ {here 1‘ nothing American made goods became a ne- .0: musk and on of lemon, oue-elghth1
of an ounce of orange flowers, one
and a half ounces of powdered cassia.1
one ounce of rose petals. two ounces;
10f powdered orris root and two and'
‘one-half grains of oil of bitter al- 1
,mond. The powders are blended
first and then by degrees worked intol .
the oil —Addis psi-rain 1
'thn Cake Sticks. '
1 if a cake sticks to the pan, turn the.
pan upside down and lay on the bot~
tom of it a cloth wet with cold we -1
tor. After about- the minutes the
1 easily.
The new mimom and ill:
a [[4 yum-sine
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Tom all .
Sin 36 n
14 yards Dirk
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wldmats l. sommuu St. 11
. satin. for dccvm1and
plain lower section of
skirt. or 2 i-2 yanls if
plnltezl: at 81." .15 per
38 yard White Fails:
inches wide. for
yard
ll as main 1'7- inrh l. Iii-
fun: at is: a yard
for nnierliody
2 i-ii'mxiul ingrown-1:1!-
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Who is it stands at the full
Mary O‘Fay, Mother D'Fay.
An‘ what is she watching
Och, none but her soul can say.
There” a "5‘ 1“ ‘1“ Pm“ 0m“ 1°“ He killed tliiee f'oemen before he mi
With tidings bad,and1woeful sad; .
The names of the boys who’ll be 'er'
An' one is her darling lad.
We showed her the list; but she can 1
So we told her true, yes, we told
iler old eyes stared till they’d almost'
An' she swore that none of us know 1
d- She's waiting now for Fat:
TIPPERARY. _
(At the other end of the long, long
the 1
on waiting
her O'Toole. 1
T'ilis eyes glare up to tile walls—0f God;
And half of his head is blown sunny
“1" I
\\ hat is he doing in that Slralipa
place.
Torn and shred, and murderii!
dead?
‘He‘s singlu‘ the psalm of the fighting
1 race
.1 As his soul soars wide o'erhead
l
i (Och, the toll bed take, and the
skulls he’d break‘)
.And he shrieked like a soul escaprd
. from Hell
‘1 As he died for the Sessenach's sake.
W ho shall we blame for the awful
1 thing—
1’ For the blood that flows and tho
heart-wrung throes? 1
Kaiser or Czar, statesman or King?
1 Och. leave it to Him who knows!
—John B. Kennedy in N. Y. Times.
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At the break 0' day?
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CHILD’S PRINCESS SLIP.
6(in def-Tactical
flame Drew/lamb [29
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banana
1 mammals-aye dishi-
scant in material and clinging in line.
This sun on gored princess slip with iii-1
\ertsd pleat at the- contai- of the buck
may he developed in lawn. cotton crepe.
China silk or aaPn
To make it requires us- ):arda fpf‘llts-
iiich or 2 yards of iii-Inch materiel,
‘ wit 2% yards of embroidery o'r latte t
- inc es wild. for the ruffle .‘:l-our yards 1 .-
nf insertion and a sands of edging com-
plete the decorative requireroeiitsl' '
l‘old the material, if it is 36 int-hes or
uider and lay parts of pattern marked
with triple ‘TTT" perforations on
lengthwise fold and icmaining pieces
with line of large ”"0 perforations on '
a lengthwise thread of material. *- i ‘ ' ‘ a
Take the front gore; then Join to this
the side front. Do the comb with brick
. and side back. Close, shoulder; seam; -
than close back scam from largé' "0'
perforation to lower edge. finish edges
§0NSTRUCHON 'GlliDE 5863 ‘
.. rum: :1
animal Mafifloz -'
above for opening. Form inverted
pleat. creasing on slot perforations. -'
Dainty seven-gored princess slip for bring folded edge to ccutcr- back seam .
girls to wear under frocks of sheer ma. and mess. Sew collar to neck edge as
lcrials.
notched. Close back seam of ruffle.
Gather upper edge between double
The attenuated figure given to fash- “T1"; perforations. Adjust to position
son's child requires underwear that is on slip. centers and lower edges even.
Pictorial Review pattern No. 5863. Sizes 6. 8.10.12 and it years. Price.
10 cents.
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1' r The Secret of a Good Figure u1
rn lies 9: the brasalerc. Hundreds of thousands of \v onici'p
' walla? the Dian-Jolie Bralaicrcf for the reason that they rcgunl
mg the gore the youthful outline fashiond caress.
"filmy are the dalntiest. most serviceable
£05 gall?” "Mill! imaginable. 0n! the
unwitting laundering wltaou
main all “than!!!” local Dry Goods dealer
saw; the. MM {audition are in hlclt bluf-
DENIM!!! a JOHNES
u a corset. it supports the bust and buck
t of materials areuaed- or in-
Ilonh " adexibla bon-
:lnlilfl‘reatdn;bill:nl.y—ahoolutely .
Noll mural. unaccounted!!!“ limo
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