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, . Chocolate Squares.
1 cup of sugar.
1% cake of chocolate.
'5- cnp of molasses.
“cup of milk.
I. lieu]: of butter. .
Him this all together and boil it
nicely minutes; cool it a véry little
“KI-add one teaspooniul or vanilla.
W inpans and, when cool mark
. Nut” creams.
Three cups of light brown sugar.
. Whites of» two eggs.
"hne‘cup oi’ boiling water:
One cup of chopped nuts
one teespoonful or vanilla.
wt! Ibesting till the sugar is all dis
m; then let it boil without stir
ills till it spins a thread.
{Kiln the fire snd.iet.it stand on the
h" a:for Just a moment, to be sure
.hi’is ‘stopp‘ed boiling;
r the still whites of the eggs.
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Md . .I'buttered‘ paper.
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new of other nuts.
Oyster Regent.
hove been washed and picked over.
Quit three- and onehali tablespoons-
nl of butwr,
ur and stir until well blended;
then pour onI gradually. while. sur-
ring constantly one and one-half cups-
!nl of thin creun. Bring to the boil-
ing point. odd tripe. onions,
the yolks of two eggs.
hasten and seam lightly with salt.
par and paprika.
Idl'OIplump. and crumbs are brown
. Oyster Loaves.
“lobbies" or
THE GOROGNO.
new mythology.
M the sugar and water stirring. Sliced apples. 0118418" cupinl 0‘ '30
Remove
then pour
Mg with a wire beater all tho
put in the vanilla while you
boating. When it is creamy and
W stilt. add the nuts. stir well.
as. 1'
do not use vanilla. but
“dill, and add almonds
:Psrboil fresh honeycomb tripe and
‘ invthree-i‘ourths inch pieces; there
Id be one cuptul. Add an equal
Mvofl boiled small silver skinned
pleasant! one pint of oysters which
and four tsblespoonsiul
ovate!!!
slightly
Turn into but-
rhmokinI di'shI’os. cover with but-
crumbs, and. cook until oysters
I‘l‘hsse may be prepared in small
“boxes‘_ for individual
I ‘ hiladelphia school teacher has and the next day recount them in
Itsly bassinetmctmg her pupils in
it is the plan to
E'serling or in large crust loales like PoI'Ts ‘BnuT
i;th Vienna. or the latter tut oi! the naiss‘“8 WEI-'-
lop of the loaf and scoop out the -. ___
crumbs. leaving it like a box. FillI Last Year's 3'0“” Rs-m0delod.
With ”Stem that have 3““ been if you have on hand a last season’s
brought to a scalding point in their
own liquor and well seasoned with blouse that is only out of style—~not
salt. pepper and butter. Add one table. ”a"? worn, It may be made to do
spoonful of cream, sprinkle some of duty this year by little irefurnishing'
Itbe crumbs taken from the leaf on top ’ if it is a chiflon blouse and the
of the oysters, dot with butter and re sleeves are short. use the chiffon of
place the top of the lost. Put on the V front and back sections to lengthen
rack in s roasting pan, pour some of > the sleeves, attaching the extra
the liquor of the oysters over it and length just above the elbow. and have I
put in a hot oven to crisp. Take care . the seams hemstitched. Then cover
that it does not scorch. Set on 'hot the bed of the blouse with a sleeve-
platter. Slice and serve same. Some less jumper of pussy willow silk which
.Illlre an addition or a little lemon may be cut on two sections and snap-
juice. learned at . one shudder under one
i Brown Betty No.1. of the coquettisltshoulder under one
One cupful 0: bread crumbs eight so fashionable It you make a new
lining for your chiffon blouse an em
lessee. 01.94,." cupi'ui of cold water tirely new color combination may be
butter a baking dish. put a layer or 01100199; and 01' course the "86“
crumbs. then 3 [uyaf of 813918. IN" jumper will harmonise with this col-
kle with cinnamon and sugar and dot 0”“ 3M! 110' 0111! with the 3M“ 0'
with bits of butter; me“ until mg the chiffon. For instance, it your blue
dish is full; insert a knife in several chiffon blouse was worn last year over.
places and pour in the water and mo 9 While 15”“ lining, dI'OD I! this 5’80?
Issses. Set in' a pan of hot water. 0V0!" mend W “l0 ”W 001'
and bake tor rol-ty five minutes eel-vs arms: in I rich abode of newock blue
but with cream or hard sauce. puss! Wino" 811'
. _ " Orsnoo Frosting. it your last season blouse is of
Use one 1”“ 0mm to ”cg eupml white lace and net dip it into water
of confections" aunt. Grate the in which s teaspoonl'ul of powdered-
skin and add the yellow to the sugar. 09’1" h“ been dissolved This WI"
Then add enough of the juice to make 81" the M01131 8 arouny ten “’50- .
. consistenCy “I“ will spread. iIf more fashionable just now than clear
the orange is large and juicy, consid- white DTOD the creamy WI 18ml
arable more sugar will be needed. blouse over a lining of flesh pink
Lemon floating can be made in the daphne silk and wear it with the new,
“1“,qu - tailored suit of brown broadcloth or.
Older GI“- corduroy Be sure to invest also inI
hilt together tour cuptuls or fiour a pair of natural silk stockings which}
three tosspooniuls of baking piwder are in the creamy tan shades that is!
half a teaspooniul oi salt and one too 3mm With brown WSWWMW 3‘“ ‘
spoonful each of around an.pice‘ cm. costumer in SW, ‘0? those IIkaBB
namon and nutmeg, Best to a cream "3 "10 f"‘- 1
bill a pound of butter and one pound in the last year's blouse was oi"
of sugar. three eggs (whites and pussy willow silk or of crepe de chine,
yolks beaten separately) and grad- match it it you can. and it not, match
ually mix these ingredients with the its shade in some other silk. Puasy
flour and spices. Moisten to the con- willow is used with crepe do chine or
sietency of a still cake batter with with crinkled crepe. Rails classique,s
sweet cider. heat the mixture hard fdr lustrous new ribbed silk. may be used
live minutes and blend in oils cuplul in combination with any of the other
of choppbd and seeded raisins and one three. Cut out the old sleeves and set
cuptui of shredded candied cits-on. in new ones of the contrasting sillL
Pour into a well grease cake pen and Make also a wide girdle and below it.
bake in a slow oven for forty minutes. pointed buquedronte of the new stilt.
.lce when cold with a boiled frosting. IThe last year’s waist hastrobobly a
l ihsve the children read thetale‘aaloud in his own language the story of the
demos. did so in these terms:
their own language One lad, to whom “The Gorgons- were three sisters
was given the assignment to render ~thst lived in. the islands of the Hes-
; perides.. somewhere in the iodine
. chan. They had long snakes for
- hall'tItusks for teeth and claws for
nails. and they looked like women.
only more horrible."—ILippincott's.
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lsurpliced, crosiied front that opens. I'PBRT‘NT Tfl‘nas I
in a deep V, whether or not there
a flare colhr at the back. Rip oi! the}
. collar and edge neck and home with
a straight, folded over band.
as you'd ilnish the neck and fronts by lil fitting shoes.
or a kimono.
some of the smartest blouses new (and it.
is very easy for the homedressmak-
or to manage. A snsptsstener at the . and hardening the feet.
bust-line should hold the trellis andeill be found very beneficial to use
service between New York and lies "“9393" ‘9 "“99 toblcspoontuis
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lug can compare with it for
II when one has unfortunately a pair of
' Iilliltting shoes which one persists in
THE FIRST EXPRESS. .wearing . l
.The express business was started‘I ____,- '
by William F. Harnden, of Boston. in: When materials are too delicate to
l838 he contracted- with the Boston. take starch, use sugar in the rinsing
and Worcester railroad for the 0...; water. Sheer labrics, such as organ-I
rings 0! Mower its line. luldies; chiflons. and all other delicate
the following year he unused for a WIND Will 8310‘ their 0W
or
lapped girdle.
ton {our times a week. He himself 3‘18" "3 added 10 ”‘9 rinsing ““9"-
was the messenger. end he carried]
his pockagasstfirs't in.asmall buxom)
beg afterward is a stout trunk
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Lamp winking or cable cord will be
I and smallest (or padding s seallop
I that is to be embroidered, sqys the fly
'ra'cuse Herald. It takes much less
Itlme to pad in this way than to till in
the space with thread and needle.
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“new
o" plsin or neutral paper. bright col-
men ”all“! plan lored or ilov'vored chints should never
mggm- M be used“ but often a little color is
home ill “112‘ng to add tone to the room.
rninorallmsntaotthedlm . in a case oi this kind one or the
organs. and ft)! m Inew bed-spreads which are so pretty
and easily made is just the thing to
give the necessary color. Select a
iplain white spread oi a good quality
tend rather heavy . Cut imm Chintz
II: bench at roses or a spur oi w
Icolored ilewers and haste one in each
corner of a larger one tor the center.
‘Sew to ., the spnead and finish the
new edges'wlth‘ Is fine toolkit. stitch
”Ior with a long and short buttonhole
stitch
‘ This idea can be carried out
have become momma:-
mums...
£7!“qu beneficial action.
for
' The? W firestomch. 351” scarts to cover the dressing table
“hum “if". resolutelha and bureau. Make the scar! oi linen
'30“ Sing ti: ,cut to lit the top of each and ilnish
tern an purifying
hood they prove that they
AretheBest:
Oldmdi’nends
n “mm lobe-es. mils.
gthe edges with a scallop or a hem
‘and'finish this with the stitch that
was used on the spread. Cut out
the fiowers and applique to the edges
oi the soul. Bundles oi the same
. flowers can. bounded to the corners
of the white curtains.with good of-
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them American cltisena. The ma. . LONDON. Nov. 25—-(Correspond-_
gure'wu. mg“ by a. you, oil 3 to once 0! The Associated Press)—
a. it will particularly aflect rail— Most of Mndon's Christmas turkeys
road construction work and mining. 00‘“ in ordinary ltirrlles flan: filer-via.
it will not be efiective until so pr!» ““mwu Run-m.- my. on o hem
ll of these scources
claimed by the governgr atter- the WWW “M ‘
omcigi canvass of the returns. Will yield onlyI a trction of their
usual supply this year. The short-
Opponents ot the law claim that orres~
it violates treaty rights. age is expected to bring a c
pending increase in prices.
shall have vies: than so percent. of
;
one.“ armies turns
31' RUSSIA
PE'I‘ROGRAD. Nov. 25—(Corres-I
subtleties of The Ansocieted Press.)
Advertisements in The Senti-
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vince a blind man that of the Rue-
skee
cramped and cold feet are caused"'|s “Ul a Single indIVldua‘ ““0 15
nor absolutely
wle to be done.
This finish is used on bath so simple that everyone may use monastery reigns mere. and you can.
'u is cold “'3‘“ “a 39'“ Noth distinctly hear the pulse-beat of the lflclai importance dboul anyone
easing army.
This bath morning,
break.
was it truly Spartan table.
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V' I Whenehdbromnsiramali droning
mom is mated with anything but;
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of the Russian (‘ommander—m-chlei‘, Eek—at this quick Ium WM] 1‘ .
the Grand Duke Nicholas would con-I ’ ‘ "' “U“
: body \\ ore the sun of expression
lwhirh indie iit'~' that there is not .L
lminute “I be lost that all the tiny.
'must be utilized to the full. in
Isplte of this. the atmosphere was
democratic there was no air of ul-
Slow. “At headquarters there
necessary for the
The silence of a
Work begins in me early “It is clear that in our ulnn them
frequently before day- have been revived the resourceful—
ness of Peter the Great, the iron
will of Souvaroi‘r. and the dash of
Skobeleft."
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AN EVENING COSTUME. . _ :
Nile green chifton is used extensively.
. 1 .- this sensor: for making dancing tracks.
I . It is ahoutas ineloeneive as any nitr'aI—
dressy motorist obtainable and has the -
extra advantage of being suiliclently
selt- decorative to require but little. it:
any. added embellishment
The dross pictured today is built of
cream colored satin. 4. yards. as inches
wide. being required. Seven yards of
44-inch chiffon are ‘ needed for the
dress.
Of particular interest is the cape.
which is made of sage green velvet or
cloth. 5% yards of 45— inch material be-
ing required. After cutting the cape
proper from an open width of material
and the collar, band. yoke-stay and un~
mm m a fold oftho goods. the
melting is not as dimcnlt as it appears
at first
To begin. close beck,..sosm or cape.
which is indicated by single large “0"
g i
ire—run In. 't
portorntion. Gather upper. edges be-
tween doubler‘TT" perforations. Sew
bond to gathered andvtront' edges as
notched. Adjust back trimming piece...
to position on back. center-backs and
notches even. regulating tulness linden
neoth. Close back senor ed yoke- stay . -
nnd undortacint. indicated by lam '30' ’
perforation. must to position under-
neath cape. centehbnt'kIs. neck and
front edges even,- leaving lower part in
back tree.
Wire collar along line of small “0
perforations and new to neck edge as '
notched.
' 694
5880
Evening (rock. of Nile green chiflon. A lining is not nocessary. but is often
with a cape .0! use green- velvet or mod for Winsome! Very pale _. «-
cloth. This design makes ndalnty and green satin. the shade of the frock
inexpensive toilette. should be selected.
Pictorial Review waist No. 5712. Sluo 32, 34. as. as 40. 42 and 44 inches I .
bust. Price. 15 cents.
Skirt No. 5882“ Sites 121.22.24.26, 28.30 and 82 inches waist. Price 16 1
cents. ‘
Cape. No. 6694.‘ Blues 32, at. as. 38.
cent:
40. 42 and st inchesbust. Price, 15 I
Belt bio. 6880. Since. large, medium and smell. '
Price. to cents.“
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