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Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 19, 1914 · page 10

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SUGGESTIONS. FOR HOLIDAY GIF IS.
.. , Men’s Initial linen Iandkerehlets . " . mom
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run 122% AWN“ Men's linen Easdkerchieis. white 9“” “it"? “WW “in“ ”You": $10.00
Vani C 1 ‘ andlancyhorders,25cd50e heanfllnnytjnished. 'doiflillaianaawill
S» '3' “3“ Extra Qflfllfli’ lines, 51- W '33 5° . 18 ,0 wear and take comiort
15:11:” Boxesmm Cm 1 Ladies’ exhumation ' ‘9 s, - 111 wearing it
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" Wit Gilli} Cilillilh'il

E99 Croqucttca. .
Florentine Pudding. ' I

Put a quart of milk into a pan and-

1, 1 let it come to a boil; mix smoothlyi
‘I' three tablespoonstul of corn starch
; and a little cold milk; _ add the yolks
‘ 1 of three beaten eggs. one-halt teacup-
1111 of sugar and flavoring to taste;
stir into the boiling milk and stir un-
3,111 of the consistency of starch ready
13111 use. them put into the dish in
:- which it is to be served. Beat the

 

 

 

 

I whllh of eggs with“ a teacupful of cut hall a lemon

pulverized sugar. unread over the top Put into 8 ins With
{spoonful of sugar 9.
lcum'.ber if they are to be had, an
little grated nutmeg Add a quart of
sparkling cider. cover the jug and.

“ ‘ and place in the.oven to brown

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Mix two heaping tablespoonfuls of
cornstarch in a little water and pour
a cupgul of boiling milk over it stir-
ring constantly. Grate the rind of one
orange and mix it with the juice of
a Ilarge orange a beaten egg ands
pinch of salt, with the starch and the
9‘ milk. Then stir in a cuptul 0t gran-
111.1191 sugar or not so much it the!
orange is vary sweet Pour it into an
under crust and make until the con-
slatency of baked custard. Spread
a thick meringue, brown. cool
rye cold.
’7'" ‘ Nut and Fruit Loaf.
’i‘boii mixed nuts enough to make
fie cups and add to them sin-bananas
ihop‘pad line and one-half teaspoon
‘ t. Mix well together and press into
p in 'mould. Stand the mould in
a steamer and let it steam for three
hut-186nm ice cold sliced withl
pickle! or catsup . . '
‘ ,1 . Gold Cake: .-
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i ornament with
3 cherries.

This nut cake is delicious.
recipe is not so elaborate or aspen-1
sive as some recipes but it makes at
."good cake.

Butter onehnlt cup;
sugar. one cup; milk one halt the days of the decollctte blouse are llcient. drain to all cmquettes frlt-1

baking powder, two and one numbered All the new blouse mod~I ters. doughnuts and bacon.

three.
cup .

halt teaspoons;
meats,

Combine and

tmanner. The other eggs white is used,

for making the frosting. ..
Cider Cup. mocked guimpes but I am convinced

Cut an orange into thin 811066 and that ““5 revival will co!“ in “1° the meat chopper add a few drops of

surround by ice tor halt.| an hour. .
Strain the cider into the lug in which
it is to 'be served Pour in a wines.
glassful of sherry and two bottles of

cold ginger ale

iready to serve.
Peppermint Cup.

Soak halt an

gum arable in half a cupfui of cold
with water for thirty
and it over hot water.
of powdered sugar and pooh until i
,will win a thread. Pour this upon.
the stit‘fly beaten whites of two eggs.
and when well blended add, gradually
a pint of boiling cream. a few drops
of essence of peppermint, and a tiny:
pinch of baking soda.
it foams, sprinkled with a little p-ow

dared cinnamon

laEsr son «room's-
‘3 says nocron.

“Dr. J. 'l‘ R. Neal. Greenvllle, 80.
To the whites vary stifle and he“ can, says that in his 30 years of eat-
one oupful or sifted and”: Add penance he has mound no preparation
W? WQfi 8th" ‘1‘ for the kidneys «oil to Foley Kidney
with Plus. in soc 1111111 31.00 sites
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The Best in
Hosiery

Men’s and Women’s Silk llose
' in Black and Colors

50c. 51.00.31.503250
llsles, 25c 35c and Site
interwoven hosiery 25c & 50c

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Fur Overcoats
$30.00 to $85.00

Fur Caps, $5 to $8.50

Hundreds oi Gills which we have
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[ARGEST ASSORTMENT of ThermoS Bottles
South Norwalk Conn.

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“it All 0f DRESSING

Decoiloite 810"“. AP. PI'ITI‘IQ. . ! A generoug piece" of newspaperl
it is very important to realize that crumpled into ridges acts as an 'el-

itwo or three times.

The i

not put them in the wash, but lay in.
a box thick with French chalk. it
,this is done hetero the dust min.
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egg yolks,

1 The secret of cleaning is,
good pad. or an old blanket doubledgnot to let things get really dirty, but when
to take the proverbial stitch in time. them.

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DON'T noes r1115. Cut out this

slip. enclose live cents to Foley & 00..

Chicago. Ill.. writing your name and

address clearly. You will receive in

return a tree trial package containing

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for>

coughs. colds and croup. Foley Kid-

ney Pills. and Foley Cathartlc Tab.
lets. For sale in your town by all
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egg whites. two; nut I els are only slightly decollette at the 1

flour. one : neck and many of them Open over 011- Ru‘bber bands are inexpensive and

vrioualy fashioned chemisettes which are of great use in preparing lunches

make in the usual are finished 0!! with high collars. to fasten the waxed paper around
in is early in tits "I!“ to 5” sandwiches. cakes. fruits, etc

0 high-

imuch about the revival

When running dates or figs through»
in the same way 193‘” Wee“ 0' the “W W“- W° lemon juice to prevent the fruit from
a 13,39 table- have had enough. and too. much, “1010851113 the chopper,
few slices of on low- necked' blouses. Some of the »
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deltghti’ully artistic and' becoming..cleaned or “washed" at home by a
but the idea of wearing the uitra-dec- very simple process. Try the experi-
‘ollette modes in the street was never meat on an old pair first. shave
in good taste. Now the pendulum oil pure white soap into a little water
fashion is stringing in another direc- and let it hon until all the soap is
tion. Some of the best blouse modelsIdyggoyved then no“, out into a Gill) .
and the cup will be1mlsht BlmoSi be described 88 “high 'or jar. When cold and quite thick
Igto the neck.” it is ready for use. Put the gloves
1 Tatting for Underwear. on your hand and with soft flannel
‘infinitely more rich even though it' cloth dipped in the paste, rub the
the of the utmost simplicity. is the ap- soiled parts, then wipe on with an-
minutes Dissolve! pearance of fine nainaoolt underwear, Iothér clean 1'88
Add one cupfule edged with tattlng than if it were
t made at less line material! covers: 'i‘o wash ribbons used in unden
{with quantities at imitation ace can wear. on should 'b 1,, b buying a
log many times more money than this good finality ot rig)“, fir in the health “3901“": WllibogiVan You by .

pretty. old-fashioned trimming 'l‘at- “mg n“, u will be worth while. it ' . ’
tins is E delightful occupation for the ribbons are stained from persplr- ‘ W 3
sum moments. and when 00mm“ atlon. any naptha soap is 11 30061.1 . », ,- . T
with flue materials is all that one cl.eauser Wet. “911'me with. ya.“ 1 ‘ '

could wish in daintiness. ‘ Pm ,j'

,pid, not hot water. and rub the soap
Long Tulle Tunic. . . , a 1 . .
nuns-haw we. imp,
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Good Nights

are enjoyed by those lag good health.
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ldtreetly on the ribbons. , Fold the
_. An evening frock of white satin ribbons up in an 019 “we, and ye,
' 6’ shows a long tulle tunic banded at the them stay for halt an hour or so, then
‘ hotto‘m ““1, Wm“ 55““ ribbon, 333" rinse out in warm water and all the

a ’New York Times contributor. TheI 9°“ will come aways. 1,0,, dry. ., C‘A, stR IA

tunic is not more than two inches. _ W . .
shorter than the foundation skirt. .1: 9,. ribbons are not ,wnmy from For I I “a 1
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which is bordered with a 1two inch hersplratloh ‘9“ my, niflgged. wash.
hand of fringe made of pearl sit“ with 1 audit of pure‘ white sash and

Best beads. Thus nothing shone below the warm crater 3mm, old ‘1111 1
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