drown Batty NI. 2.
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“Bamuls 1 Pure and chop six apples. Places
IIIWH 3999 GMKlIB.‘ layer of apple in a well buttered pud-
1dinx dish then a layer of bread
Poor air. Puddlau. 1crumbs sprinkle with brown angel-1
in. cup 0, chopped suet or.10n&_ and cinnamon. repeat until the dlahl
cup butter. three cups no”; is full: add never-l generous lumps5
use can raisins. one cup sweet mm 0' butter- and sum sweet milk or 1m11.
Q’s no molasses, one teaspoon Mg, ‘ water on until it ”within an
4!,” teaspoon casein. onehalf tea
menu. Steam three or four
' ’ We prefer. butter to snot.
‘ 1% ion peddiix.'--0ne cup usual
1939‘ pup water. one cup cream, one- ‘
“teas mm salt. four teaspoons
Mb? Dissolve sugar in the wa-
‘ . when hot stir in cornstarch
1
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a moderate oven -untii_. brown. one;
' Appiaslnllaem. »
Coak rod apfleain boiling water
nnflismc llavafhawater halUur
routd’lheappioaandtumoften. Rs-
1
or Wind name use":
ins dish. wet-om add—cu cup:
of an“: rind of one lemon?
and Juicer. e..aimmer “I“
hitchin- until ciear Removi; Rom
the as and vhenceld whip the cream
“into the sauce and whip a few
“as. Flavor-1 with one-hath tee-
of vanilla.
om mmeMI11m'_
1Cut on head and tail of a nice fat1 no gnoumsxn
W1W'1 SIP“! lll two I‘hm‘h; “1" EIQT‘B’O ma “lyer _19r 11.01
M remove “11’1“”. b9“ and skin defenw submit you to a cross-exami-
“d finally Cm lnlo Elli.“ “we n‘t‘ouV
m Pu» 9'1“ plate With ”w Mfl_ Wye—“Io ‘n1doe1d;ha '1IS jurt1
milk to cover. After allowinx it to as pleasant about it a6 he could“ be.
”and for an hour. remove from milk1
drain pieces on a cloth. Heat one;
a.
Crank “sltfreahexxeinsbowl add.
two tablespoedsful of milk, half 'a tea~1
W? of salt, thee tnepmnsful4--~-
'm~snd=~sharply haw witha
- to: two minutes Map eggs in
the- deb pan, mix with fork for two
washes and allow to stand for hal11
‘1 whole 1 Fold up opposite sides to
sleet i5 conto:. allow to rest for a
a and none bet. .- , ,
.HaMlaPasamd‘apwr 1.
2 opens hits of bacon in’u'pan,
IIthIe‘n add a couple of peppers. havinx‘.
PW taken out the seeds before
ttinx them into stripes When these
bean to brown. slicer on the top a
edition: tomatoes. When these are
W cooked, break. on the top three
“811'“ if rfor poaching. with. salt and
tip-taste Don't stir or break-
When these are cookedw—snd
1th . hole pm will only: take from
A Remedy for":
Bronchitis. .
Bronchitis is a distressing and
dangerous diocese. often fatal. in
itsresnlt: At them'tmleecea
a cough lyrical-Kerr’s Emuhtfou of
flanked; thonlne Thiamnnrk-
ably successful medicine has an
unbroken record as a cure for.
bronchitis, even the most stub-
born cases wielding to its great
heal ngrinfinoncear- .
‘ Kim 't choke and suffer with
bronchial. cedglrse—Linnninc will
"relieve you Try a spoonful. tor
night at bedtime, it will enabler
you to avoid those dreadfuh
16 menisci—serve dramlhe pan
coughing Spells-- that-r threaten
a chafing dish without bre'kIltian your very “3mg“
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given-fail fluffy edge tothe stock.
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BIEBSIIB'ELH
ersvats of For An: Popular
The tailored suit that has warmth
in its folds frequently has an openinx'
at the top and therefore ‘13 unepm
forthbla £0: a cold day.
1pieoe will answer all demands and fun.
incl; of the top of the pan. Bake i111 m ‘. llsh mp to my suit of t”Mule artificial flowers on all our sown!
ltype. There are man varieties of fashidn
queue trimmer- Shipped-outle- 1““. practical article, in “a. they hip is now the com point for the
1 are far less expensive than the 193:1“ or 9' 9” that lend” distinction 1°
1
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‘ for neck-
1 though:
Watch the Posltlen of Your Artificial
Flower.
A few weeks ago fashionable women
’ ml struck the newest 1
note wter they began to wear their-1
artificial flower somewhere under the 3
left ear. but fashion forever eludes the;
grasp of its devotees:
For now just as we have readjusted
chsaxea her mind The left
sharia. and also can be planned sperm“ gown.
made’at ran. it is certain tnsctuoyr ‘ W mm “01““ “0°“ essential part1 of the product is the 1 1-
» ebowaa largo pink reader: the left hill. .yessi plant, which, in the dried cake.
mm Murat!!!) thatiha "a °°l ' gum- 9:9 3mm and all“ you “a 1|“ 0‘0 0’ "W “" PM“ “104°" 15 may be combined with corn meal as a
«is. They go ' ‘ ”3 color 31"“: “Ml I lam carrier. (Sometimes the flavor of the
will be p'opulai.
more Ignitractire‘ than.
shodinx theJel'ectnf the voice! ot':
1wlr'e.-' Xany have high collars that are 1‘? on "“41"" “ ‘1‘? ““1" Wu"-
lerediI and give a slid. protecting
til reduced'io one any? coolant! Dour- We“. “ the back. These “in“ col_1b9ntonniere ghcsen for our winter ., my; way, purified by repeated
10ml; "’9 “’m‘ "'1". with cream l'ar's can be where at the neck.t1urn'o suit on n" W ”I '9 “0 0°“ 1' ‘1 washing and compressed into cakea- 1 -
1ln1x down in a straight line that aux-
I "m the military odllar. .0 mm in whims l'r-au that has fashion. taken. I.” bindinu material. it has the ad-
diamond. . There are extensionI of. the
for in straight bands that can be
crossed over the vest, tied in 'a loop
and ends or run through slots and eas
lly held in place.
Stocks of (up, "“31 ”flight collar have: wearecout‘. it in usually used1
M velvet popproauxbtnoncbslant.
Whether or not we shall wear the
motion for awnlotinn Stunner.
Petticoats of knitted silk are is:
more durable than those made even 0
the softest and boat satin. For even-
tually thematin wears. out sad it
guee. u‘ u the knittbd on: fabric
Iammr times
tion, or from the poisonous effects of
its own growth. Meantime the bar»
‘ll sfluuln K'OWI teria have increased in number and
Yeast. 1
The usual forms of yeast on the1
market are comfireesed and dry yeast.
Liquid yeast can be secured at most
:bakeshops. from -1 which some Women
prefer to secure it as needed, while,
,others prefer to make it in their own
homes, or to buy in the’rnarketvone of
the two forms to be found there. in
iany case, all women recognize that the
bread is spoiled by the rancidity of the
1coru meol used. 1 “compressed yeast"
is _a term applied to yeasts grown in
by the addition of corn starch or oth-
‘vantsxe of xlvinx a lsrxe amount of
91yeaat in a small bulk. but care is
needed in keeping it because it deter-
.lorates rapidly on exposure to air or
warmth ,.
Homemade yaaa’s are ‘esaentlally
1
bands and a fasteninx at One side. un- 1“" the ”M 9“." 0’ the petticoat11 mixtures of flour. water and potatoes
a..- . new“, m my men in mm 91nd in more ule once 1- and with the dry yeasts found in the mar
These are high and sometimesare
'm with 1a run of satin or w
saline. ,
Another favorite fastening is that. of
1 a rosette of velvet ribbon with lens
ends. This is at the back or atthe left
side Th. buckle or. clasp of jeweled
metal is another excellent way to
lend distinction to the finish of a
1crevat or stock
The cram of velvet and fur is a
sure- way to protect the. open throatxcf
the cellulose blouse my. the suit
that, is cut low at: the top. 5 This is1
made like a small shawl collar. with
a cape at the back that is of velvet
and hanxsin-‘foids d‘own‘the center
of. the .coat. Tall bands of fur and
disks of fur I1trlm this type~of neck-
M:
The combination of: sheen ohifftin.
mmuseline or toll. with heady for Is a
good one. Theoconirm :thatia always
Misundeethua obtained A straight
collar of for frequently has frills of ‘
malia'es at "the. applaud. bottom. These '
are platted and in many layers and
also for the pleated rufflpi. These are
more than worth the;. extra price
1charped for them.
1
‘ "de CREIOI."
I would be true ‘
F'br there are those who trust me;
ll would be pure.
For there are those who care:
I would be strodx, ' 1
For thereds' much to stiffer:
I would be brave. - ' l‘
1m there is much to dire
1! would be friend.
.Ill'o‘a alee fab. the “landless;
ll would‘be xlviuxp 1 Vi -
And forxetflthe xiii;
i would” humble. ,
For l know my weakness;
I would look up. 1
And lauxh and love and lift. I
1—Rev. ~lioward Arnold Walter.
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tailed?"
Edith-3‘! indxe so They both
eat onionn new whenever. they- feel
like it.“—-—Boaton1 Globe. ; 1
definitely-
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bet or with other yeast as a “startei. "
Homemade yeast is sometimes made
1iuto cakes as is line dry yeast of the
~1mrket. but more often it is kept in
- Mould term or in that of a sponxe.
Much diacnlty has arisen in the use
1and care of homemade yeasts be—
1cauee or a failure to appreciate that
11yeaste are plants and therefore re
1min conditions favorable for plant
1310mm Moreover. careless 0: un-
1clpnly handling of the yeast in regard ;
1 he the. vessel in ’wbiok it in kept u- 1
- the 1 ‘ '
110w. bacteria to mingle our
1yeaats. As these multiply. they
“sometimes give an unplgaant 113.70" "1,1
to the bread. The preotlce of keep-
1lnx a bit of dough in thesilour barrel 1 -
.‘aa a “starter." in not- to be commend- -
Sod. and the woman who does not unv-
1derstsnd "why this yeast that made
laucb xood bread a month ago will
1not work new;"‘will find a probable
explanation in the fact that the
water 1a: the flour and sour all the
plant and so it has died from starva-
drrtea undo-mam mute 4mm east: _
pprsatiety: chacklnx. eoleflehlrenand nine goon-am
mm wen .can mi MW e 1,
brnddin‘x to“ critics mace
IStstn'lpsa'. cash or money orders anooptds;
The Only Bodk- tl‘Iat Tells
the Causes and hoses ef th
’ it lays bare the: estimates eddies of lawman stun
_ endous. conflict in the history of mail-.1 Maine the lead
items aboubtbmmlpio wlnmtas'd- up: Trude: mur-
1 nirea the hlstdry. stubs out tr-‘thelbx' pronoun war-1.1.-
nuances @11me Mal-lea.
- the new use of wiribl'ps. animal-1 Midas submarine-t .1 -»
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1W_bite pine arid yellow pine are the
'1 - would most died for bores. s'hd. each
4 contributes more than a billlongfeett'o
~sor unable success wea due to aI
if” one larger than just large
, ‘ mbnough and be glad as long as
' _ it lasts.
And besides, a fumiuce cts
more heat rut of the (0:11 w on
it is not (1. won, and the furnace
Ilasts longer. .1
meme. Forestry Asia- 1
a_Ipriac the planting
trlcroallu.
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Buy a ‘h‘cnting111appara1tus‘ .1jusr
enough: and regret . , .
more» long as the; j -'--
had 89 tires dill'luh the past summer.
'm 28 were held dodnuiieaa than to
“NIB; and of these 15 were lesaathan
one-mm. of an ‘acre The supervi-
loekout .toner. and to efficient.
phone and- helloifllpb service.
(autumn; and conenmoraof wood IIpulp
‘,.11
ineas. Production is at a standstill ln‘
. the countries at war. and in Norway.-
1 . and Sweden. principal sources of cup:
yeae_te have ~taken from the potato '
food they contained for" the yeast '
1 tele-
Because of; the war. Mall mann- _.
1xiven an acid character to the bread.
1resultinx in the famih undesirable
sour flavor so usual in certain home-
1made breads. ——The Heart of the
House, -ln Women’ a World.
Parke—Ia
1axainst fire? 1
1 lane—l don't know. 'l've just been
reading over the insurance policy.
We I 1
your home insured
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ply. mills have been xreatly hampemd sans. flask
we.
meetic sources of pulp.
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1 “o" perlorations. Millet centric). eon-
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combined with chanteuse or liberty
satin. Ten yards 01 embroidery are
needed and i of satin.‘ One yard of
all-over looms flit-WU, and -»
collar. Three yards of llnlnx material
also will no needed.
In convertinx the lining into a tonn- -
dation, first turn under (rent edits of
front xore at notches. Lap right (rent
xore on left.= centers even (large " "
‘ perforatlons indicate center-front) and
stitch. Take up a dart in back xore
deeperfornted. Join xores as notched.
Close back seam leaving edxes free
above large "0" perforation for placket.
Ruffles—Close back a-ot all-ruf-
fles except upper ru and l the
perforation for packet.‘ Gather entire
aim; to... of lDNfigt
xathera- in mmmwslm “0f
forstlen alonxlereaallne (if double .
, perforations and stitch,- Bother; elites
of a remolninxurullles along
or single small oil psrforall‘o
Ill-out. cut oil, lbs nlihea
0" perforations mid place.
Dealxn for. merging town that may lengthwise thread 024m tor
the W‘Oflh‘llb historians-tint em.
chcombinsdwwlth WM vDI’. of charm.- two loans
‘ underneath upper
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wedge 'of s
stay; ~stiich‘- upper and lot“ of
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