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and a slim 0; flour. Put a small|
suBBESTlnls lump of butter into the baking dishl
F0“ 6090 cooxlflfl and bake those hours
Fried Cheese Bulls.
1 Make a sauce of two tablespooniuls!
of butter. two of flour and a. dash of
l cayenne and two- thirds of a cupi’ul of
milk. Stir into it the slightly beaten.
Wt Potato and Chicken.
W a nice, fat, year old hen.
K it, using plenty of flour, wel
» with salt and pepper place
up of fat, half butter and half “Pm" "lemme“ “”99“ N “0°“ “3:
y it slzsl.ing After cooking is it begins to soften take from the fire
W add about one sill of wa- and turn into a shallow buttered pun.
I"? until a. rich brown and the When cold shape. dip in cnwlbs and
crackles; then take out, put in 8355 and fry ‘ golden brown 1“ hot
kettle, being sure to get the "L
1 contents of frying pan into the
.. Cover the chicken with boil.
~ ;riots! and on top of this not pared
{r liked potatoes. Have the slices
end thick, preferably an inchl
gquu'ter, Cover and when pow. “There goes a man i might have
are done, udd shelf pint of sweet muffled." laid} Gertie.
cream. stirring carefully lest it bum." “He? Why. he married his sten
Pouch Puddini ’ographer!" said Mabel.
Best up a simple hatter. using one ‘ "i know it." replied Gertie. “l
on. milk and flour, and put a layer at applied for the same job just ten
go? bottom of a mold. Add a layer of minutes after she lwgg hired. ".41).;
res. sprinkle with sugar and s troit Free Press.
of cinnamon, then batter and
as until the mold is nearly full.
mton the cover'and stand in a sauce!
. of boiling water. Cook slowly for ;
couple of hours. When served pass
‘ ‘ with this dish
‘ autism-l Fruit sun. .
.a. 31%;;th cupfuls or uncooked out
most. four cupsful whole wheat flour. !
sons and one-half cupsi'ui of sugar, one
Mi melted butter. one cupful seed-
‘ raisins. one and onehalf teaspoons'
. , salt. one teaspoonful soda dis-
lved in a little water. Mix all in»
gradients together and add enough
fld water to make a stiff dough. Boll
lit. as thin as possible and cut in long
Irate Soldier—’Ere. you go further
off, Bill; this blade of grass won't
cover us both—London Opinion.
v -u "sell this
GREAT solve tomc-
For Over~Eatlng. Drinking,_ Smoking
or Overworkoi Any Kind Calls-
ing Nervouunoss.
Tails Tonollns Tablsis
Druggists everywhere are having I
big sale these days because the peo-
ple who have tried them know that
they tone up the entire system and 1m.
part vigor and energy into run-down
people in a few days, and because:
they are guarantceato doesaotly as;
advertised. and. all armists arel
7”“ «Mothers Magazine gpurchase price if anyone is dissatis-
College Crisps. tied with the ill-st box purchused.
Three cupfuls of rolled oats, three! if you feel blue. Mve lost confidence
““0813”an 0f butter s 0097‘“ 0! in yourself, are dsspondent, weak and
.cuusr two eggs. two teaspoonfuln of tired out. a box of Tonoline Tablets
‘b'ukii'ix DOstr and half a teaspooniul 1, all you need
salt Flavor with bitter almond ori Finest preparation for hem‘m
, ruled lemon DBBL DPOD 0“ “”196 nervous troubles, poor blood. kidney
1.99! “d b3?“ “1 II “1049”“? oven.—— and liver complaints, malaria. neural-
ountry Gentleman ,gia, humbling. and loss of appetite.
Persimmon Pudding. They um fail to and constipation.
.‘Mssh' a quart Of persimmon! Tonollne Tablets cost $1.00 for a
through a colander with a quart of 504-”, "my, Mail orders fined.
ilk ands scant tesspoonfui of soda. Mm DWI“. byv 4pm American
two beaten area. a cup of 8088' Proprietary Co. Boston. Mass .--Adv.
. front.
bin fly on W “a" I“ We “* ‘ uuthoriflsd by the maker to using tholpo
Palm AbnllT . \
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Fashion Brief.
The skirt scalloped about the edge;
is an accepted thing now, says the
Kansas City Star. it breaks the full:
shorter skirt less abrupt in its ending.
Short Eton eli'vcts of lace on Chilton
blouses are net ledly becoming The
little jackets usually fall over a girdloi
of some decided shade—orange, green
or bright blue velvet.
Wide silk bra—id
it is used for belts, dravl'l thronglllwd the“ m be no more mm“, to 'llsnz dresses. etc
straps of the fabric of the frock. ltion. no My“ like-runny“ ma Woman! of any pretty material from
sometimes it is used for patch poc-
kets. it is formed into upstanding
collars and deep cuffs and it even
gforms the edge of lunics and of the'
foundation skirts beneath them.
The new .cost. is .nellher. close-fit-
'ting nor baggy. Just easy and usually
cut—sway in a gentle curve from the
it fastens with one button .
_..‘
The standup collar is not meeting!
. with favor.
A flat collar on a coat?
permits a neck wrap to be worn when' .
needed. Wray costs. on the contru-'
ry, mostly have collars setting up
pbout the throat. rolled or turned
down on themselves
if! you have your coat modeled’b" any more b“ “I“! and milbnble‘thsir best cover with silkoline and
short. the skirt must show list plultsl
and panels.
worn combined with long costs of
two-thirds length.
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Checked and striped duVetyns ”allowed by American Proprietary Con
popular for the tailor suit; Soho
of the newest of these suits give the
office! of the Louis KY and XV-l pe-
riod.‘ Pockets are a noticeable fea-
ture of suits of this variety.
The full sleeve at the top is not be-
ing received as favorably in Paris as
was anticipated. The nswestsleovss
are very much wider at the wrist than
at the shoulder.
The- Russian blouse is frequently
seen in Paris. .ZApothorfsvorlts cost
has been modelled after the French
soldier's loose top coat. held in by
a belt.
Estomuch u merely g matter of how shelf, three feet deep in its widest
lsoon you begin taking 'i‘onoiine Tabs. DI" fixed “0 sufficiently high to all
is noticeable onl
many of the new gowns .Bometimoslmn Tonoiino Tablets ““5“,an the two angles of the wall. on which
Severely plain skirts are,
you and make you feel like life is W
worth living. - ZINC EXPOR’BBMIAILIHWOMJS
WASHINGTON, * Dec. 0.~»Exp0rts
A DRY ATMOSPHERE.
“I like this quaint little mountain IIPUBTIIT Tlnuas
village of yours waiter. i suppose l I
can get plenty of oxygen here?" .
"No sir; we“ ve got local option."——'
Sacred Heart Review
The following is said to be an ex—
~cellent way of detecting chicory ini
‘cofl'ee: Put the coffee in cold water. |
Chicory gives a colored infusion in
“line about the ankles and makes the' :
h piping hot frying pan. in whiCh yolks 0‘ two eggs and one and a half F'RST DOSE ENDS lNDlGEBTION. the water, whereas coffee does not,‘
HEARTBURN. OR ”3 0N and by the depth of the color the pro—;
STOMAOH. ;portion of chicory may be guessed.
The question as to how long you in a bedroom much my be done to
are going to continue a sufferer from 00°30'11le space by inclining 8 Cor-
Hindigegflon dyspepgm or outflorder; nerss follows: Have a three-cornered
People with weak stomachs should low books to be placed inside sround
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Then hang a
the stomach no heartburn sour ris the front of this shelf. The result is
inn 8“ on stomach or belching of a three-cornered wardrobe in which
undigested food headaches. dissiness s number of garments can. be hung
or sick stomach: and besides: what“. “mm" ‘°‘“' °‘ “3‘
you out will not ferment and poison ”T”
if a rug curls at the edges moisten
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lggsbzfiztznfih 2:35;: “firm A" it and wrap around a curtain pole in
sour out-of-‘order stomach and d s the opposite way, then tie and let dry.
' y i To renew the lustre on leather furni-
pepsin are generally relieved live min-
turs apply the white of an egg with
nice after taking Tonoline Tablets. a sponge. allow to stand a minute
0° ‘° W‘" drugsiut and 39‘ “ $1 than polish with soft cloth.
box of Tonolino Tablets and you;
will always go to the table with ul
hearty appetite and whst you 6“ W‘“ of the umbrella Jar absorbs the ws
test. good because your stomach and te‘. and protects the jar
intestines will be clean and fresh andl
you will know there are not going tol
When woolen blankets
are past
days for you Tonoline tabs frsshcnjtack like a comfort
Tonollne Tablets cost"81.00 for a 50s
,of American also during the last
At dr
three months brok‘e all previous
records. totalling. ~65,504,574 pounds.
days' treatment. or
30!th Muss.
‘ " of whichment to Europe. These ill;-
~' urea. which were announced. by the
W “mam : Department of Commerce today. com-
. n or 380,756 in the like period of 1M3.
Tho exports of zinc in the three
from becomins thallig siekmsu of rent. of the nunual'domesllc output
tomomwsnduftsr. Fortreubleuof -Which in mz totalled 647314.000
inlono amounted to 38. 080. in pounds
BEE . which rucesdod those in 1897.1he for-
' ,s ransom“ pounds.
bare with 1.346.877 pounds; Valued
"in 9'"th ”“hmm'ofbdq months represented about ten per
modigutivo organs youcanrely on .‘pounds. Shipments of zinc ln Sept.
mer high record year. when they ware
Dalma'standlng in aisle, to occupant
_‘ of pew—Are you Mrs. Piikington-
".Hsycock? “No." “Well. i am, and
' this is her pew."—-London Punch.
WETNWWKNCE?OL ‘compnny M .1 special weflig held
LNEW YORK. Dec. 5.—~Stockholders here yesterday. On December 28 the
e Metropolitan Life insurance policy holders will meet ..to consider}
compariy unanimously approved .the the plan which will be later submitted
“:for the mulunlizatlon of thutito the state superintendent of insur-
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“EMORYOFEUROPE AND THE NATIONS All '51. -_
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-' to awfully-presenting six coupe. of consecutive
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our-011mm readers can take advantage of this
offer by adding 10 cep’tsextra for doliwry by Parcel Post.
Stampss. cash or money orders accepted.
The‘Only? [look that Tells
the Causes and Issues of the
Great War.
.3" it lays bare the deep-rooted causes: of ’tho most stub- -.
- spoons conflict in the history of man: Explains the real
\ .facts about the Triple Alliance and the Triple Ententa.
“Gites. bile history of the nations and their previous wars. '
~ Describes the development of modern warfare. Explains 4-
‘ths new use of warships, dirlgible baloons. submarines. "
high-pow” guns. etc. . ~
.‘ "too MUST sun THIS noon T0 APPRECIATE rr.
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was Book Cun no 05...... Only, mun m. Paper. l
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The South Norwalk Sentinel
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vision of the Panama Canal.
dates and mfitlmnbe {Wing “cost otrpuckinm. truan- .' ' l
' -couonsssblm ‘lisllalrr neat)
. WATERTOWN N. Y. Dec. 5,—Ed- ;
9 min A. Merritt. Jr..- member of Con-
, stats, died yesterday, skills home in
: ‘licun and was speaker of the Lower ~
House of the State Legislature when .
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CASTORIA
For‘lniunts and album
In use ForOvuraOYuuru
shoe for approval Such approval is
necessary before the plan can be put
into enact: " s
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one omega asoLlsHl-zo-
WASHINGTON, December 5.-The
punish-of» Director 'ofgthe' Reclamation
Service ‘wlu‘ be'hbolished on Decent. "
her 10.? The ones of 'DireCtor and
Chief Engin'eer‘wiil be consolidated.
with Chief Engineer A. P'L'Da'vis in
charge. Director F. H. Nev/ell will be-
come consulting engineer. A new of-
Mi. Chic: of Construction. will be
filled by this appointment of ‘:s B
Williamson.
prominent. in building the Pucillc di-
1N0 iNDE‘PENDENT RURAL CREDIT
SYSTEM. '
WASHiNGTfiN’ ne'c‘ 5.—The Unit-
ed States ilurai Credits Commission
yesterday largely. abandoned plans.
for an. independent rural credit sys~ ,
. tofu and appointed snub-committee to
draft an amendment to its blii make
the mutant. schemata- the Feder-
’ » “emotion/remov-
grass for the 31st District of this
Potsdam ilk. Merritt was in his
56th year and was serving his third
témni‘in .flongress: He. was . a. Repub-
nominated for rcprosentativs in Con~
'sn engineer who was I
i
the Forrest Home. near Torresdale, a
suburb, where he had been a resident
since January. He was a native of
England. but much of his success was
made in this country as a member of
the once famous McCall Opera Com-
* puny, of which he was a elesdins
- member for many years.
Peruginl married Lillian Russell in
1894 and was her third husband. They-
were divorced the following year.
Perugini was about 65 years old.
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ACTOR CHATTERTON. DEAD.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 6.—~John
Chattertw, widely known as a singer
and actor under the stage name of
“Signor Peruglni. died yesterday in
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A large sponge placed in the bottom ’
and valued, at.!u,o43.381. the bulk .
Lemony
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by Pictorial Review
All £13310“ KOBE. i
changed into a. tunic effect by adding.
a four-piece foundation.
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French dressmakeu are abiding
American customers for their unfaith—
so readily, but it is hard to swear al-.
lugisnco to foreign models when they
home products are so attractive as thel
frock illustrator! here. it looks won—y
derfully well in‘ the over-acceptablol
serge, especially if a rich brown shade
is chosen. Collar and flare cuffs are of
butter color bstlslo. Five yards of if}!
inch serge and u yprd of bstistemaho
the dress.
The cutting of the dress requires un-l
usual care, the luck of a lining mukingl
the construction very simple. The mu-
terlal is first folded so that the lower"
skirt section can be placed along uIO‘
lengthwise fold. The front tunic gore'
is also arranged in the some way. but
between this and the lower skirt suc-
tion are laid the buck. yoke. collar cuff
and collar band. These also follow the
fold of the material. .Ths front, sleeves
and back tunic are laid on n lengthwise
lh d.
he skirt may balls a foundation. or.
be made in short, full effect. For that
tunic. slash front gore to left of cen-.
ter- front on lino of three smell “0" per-
gorc, creasing on 'siot perforations.
bring folded edge to small “0" perfora-
tions; stitch as illustrated, and press.
Join cores» notched. close buck seam.
Sew yoke to gom u‘unotchod. Pleat.
crossing on single.sma‘ii ."o" perform!
lions in front gore. bring fold to doublet
"oo" perforations; stitch as illustrated.l
_ Arrange on foundation skirt. centers:
even; stitch upper edges together. flew
to lower edge of waist over stay. cen-
ters oven.
The belt is simple in design. but lis-
proper adjustment is an important item
in the development of the dress. it a
foundation skirt is added it would be
well to make it of contrasting ma-
torisl.
An American mode of unquestioned
originality and chic. The skirt may bu
Pictorial Review confirm No. mam 32. 34. 30, us, 40,12. 44 and 40K
inches bust. Price. 15 cents.
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