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, . fBR “MD 000an yolks of two hard cooked eggs. anoE m ARI of “88'“!
-. - one cream cheese, creamed. Form : E
into balls and roll in browned crack-;
or crumbs which have been brlspedin j .
Australian Plum Pudding. the oven “9” '°" EVW“.
One—half pound of beef snot, three- course. >
it warlonpfui of sugar. one-half Pout Sticks. , . .
. ‘0, inlet a pinch of salt, Pare raw ttr and all . u“ ieither moonstone. rainbow or Eastern
m asses, pots one 06 “1 n tints. sewed on in close straight rows
one strand of currents, one crucial of strips lengthwise. bay in cold water. so Now m u a ' ,
”masons e“. one tesspoonful of half an hour drain and twin deep: 6 an r y the oundatlon.
_ “’in t pint of allspice, boiling fat - l A deep border usually surrounds these
one teaspoonful of cinnamon, ”8'; ‘Pamip “k... manual-tor capes.“ which hens
‘ ~half nutmeg grated, a little citron,j Cook in united w star ‘5 minutes ,grscel‘ull) from the shoulders and
fit,” “I, c 1 0 yaregrsduaied to describe a blunt,
_ s. so upfus ot flour. 11° pare and slash. Add butter. perversion .94 g t A u i.
Willi“ sweet milk with one tea-1nd...“ “so... into small ml II pen. ’ ‘ tor a“ is
. . 'oW_hy._tho laseruon‘smid the
Watsokdisaolved in it. Muck“... ,m in mud try in owl- ,
“ all woof-no. boll on gas ranso for tor. ' ‘ .solid sheet of “mm of artistic ”1
litmus nouns in a tube pail. u boiled, “ M m in“ "1 “he“ “f“ “”9"“ “’“h ”m'
1n an. ordinary double boiler. it 1’9" Mix are “if “Yaw, the same of , tic m in slim thread.
nuisance-half. hour longer. 5 . (i Skirts WW; W”. Laotian.
,. . .aour milk. two cups of flour two ts-1 Of the French- American 3".” on
Best Hash. ‘ékspmuot.hutter,andtwocupsolfon “Mum. w t u h‘
Boil so minutes nieces of left om chopped cannula dates. Bake oneibeen m ,6, m“ ° 'W :3
, add an equal amount 0!: hour in . slow oven. . i s season. themost d s-
1}: mymm and halt ‘ cup at beets; Crust 00ft ;tinctivo features are the widening of
‘ ‘_ . , "- ' .. the skirt and the lengthening of the
,p. _¢h0’ “Wild "'3 brown in butter‘ ! Brown entire wheat bread until E 810:0”. Although'tls‘e iml’d Width
3. Graham 60'"- Equltfi hard “‘3' crush with. rolling E of the skirt is not nsurtive it is there
on; two cups of sour milk, three,ptn; place must: enpfui in oonoejm modem“ mm 0"“... 0......
; tablespoons of molasses. two CGIZ'E‘M; your over-mp pint ~. of‘boilistgum makes the silhouette mkedly
mm of soda: twothlrdfi 0' ‘ “Inter ml W18" "Mi“: ““5 ””5 different from um of last season. As
nous andtwo cups of graham flour. i mm of milk: let.- heat. undead one = ,0, the ”ewe“, may m, up," .5
‘ “hi” ”5" ”u is“ quick oven. liabwmc'r‘mtgs 8:5... d :31 settle: possible, or they do not dist at all.
- " SQHMChfl- E “’0 9" roe nu an r. : nr est vanin frocks either
. ”SHOT? Wit" MdWiCheS ”8 made} 3““ c“ wtthtmm 3“" id‘cfjiottnshotw a Seatigegof sleeve or the
by “Mills a with“ of butter, W V Clean ““3““? " "95h. com"’h'Eann is covered with seine filmy mn-
""" “”9”!"- °f made mustard, “‘3 PM” in “ kettle With an“ cold'terial from shoulder to wrist and in
a; hrd’oookadyolks of two em. I to» water and 1’0“ fast at “Mail!” slow. ‘ extreme instances the trill extends to
mental of anchOVy posts, all well When done take out and realist“ 3“” E the knuckles.
F . mixed togetherand spread on bread. For sauce put a'euv Oi but“? 1010 “' 3m." Footwear. >
. A half ”“9““ °‘ nuts add 3 cupiul stew 1"" “d stir in One tablespoon; Cloth or buckskin boots lane dar
‘01. chop ped raisins moistened with ful of flour. when 'brownlatlr in a gray or fawn colored tops. The gray
orange. juice and used for a sandwich cup 01 cream, add a little salt. and ‘ tops are often used in combination
, filling is excellent. if there are any pepper. Let lust-come to a boil and Wm, 'dull mm“ There i. a boot
, pieces loft in shaping the sandwiches serve with the fllh- . §with a patent [gamer "nip and a
3 31320 used ilor a delicious “god ,Lobflpr ”9998‘”? ‘lawn "buckskin'mp,*and ono"wltlt 3
~ n . . r
. “11;“ cheriuhtgnatrfiegogiyto):fi§”ve :2 1353333??? Paniafgmmg top. A black Russian calf vamp hM
“ . ' .4 ' a top of gray or snuff colored buck-
,. : cured, 91““ them‘nd “00k ”“1” hot sprinkle m one ““9”?“qu or‘skin Another boot has a vamp 0‘
led water until tender, drain and cook flour and cook, pour in a “19,0? 1N)“- patent colt with a top of black cf“.
fifteen minutes in a tablespoouful of in: cream, let it: boil and add 'lobster: eneite The same hoot may he bought
olive oil. sprinkle generously with salt Bth‘ until scalding hot, then taken with A ramp of gunmelal leather.
and “3° 3 dash 0" .yenne. «from tire, and when “,"FE‘"! cooled- The newest thing in evening sliv-
cocosnui Sandwiches. ».-stir in three beaten. eggs; Jail. and pars is the spsngled slipper. One oi
“pepper“! taste;.r_eturn to- theme and white satin is covered with lrrides~
‘ Add to a cupful of cocoanut ajvts‘il _ a the
spoonful of lemon juice, a cupful of 5"" let M“ 1°“ enougii to 58‘ cent spangled net. The spangles are
very small. They are seen in green.
walnuts, a fourth of a rupful of cream eggs; butter a dm‘ and spread the
" whipped. and powdered sugar to ”me" when cold dorm brnto dpir'leloctrlc blue or any shade of satin.
taste. Use on brown or white bread. 313:; :2: into bread crum 9 a“ .Y- gand spangies to match a costume.
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Chic Con-9g Bouquets».
The small boutonniere boupuet is
still worn at the left side of the col-
lar. close to the shoulders, and there
is room for great variety in this dress
detail. To wear with tailored suits,
_, E tiny cyclameus are used. lariie liiliesi
Serve with the salad' Pretty capes for evening wear con-Ears made of nil-black or vivid bluefgioves in your muff?" sailed a young
‘spangles. Puré white. blue and green E girl who is well supplied with many
changeable enacts and coalescent
shades are favorites of the moment. A
rose of two shades'of brownish taf-
feta is in vogue, Small chiffon roses
comets delightful watteau chlorine!-
Np MORE BURDENS.
' Bow; (to anti, who supports
her MGM «in see why you
are not a sum-antic.
Anti—Irina. thia'is why: it's bad
man. and i don't care to have to vote
for him. too. and have that. extra bur-
den-dodge. ‘
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Your System
Demands. w
an occuhnstmtivo. to insane
goodhoslthsnd slum . Succe-
ls about impouiblefor this weak
and ”ailing. Enjoyment. is last:
for on. sick. _ Impaired health
bean in damn god conditional of the
counsels, liver, kidneys or bowels.-
Beeclzami
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are neognisod all over the world
to be the corrective of troubles
of the diges 've organs. They tone
the stomach, stimulate the liver, reg-
ulate the bowels. They cleanse the
system. purify the blood and
act in the best and safest way
For. Health .
and ‘Strbpgth
“mmw'ionfif‘
Dallas. Tex" but for them!“ three: w. M. Alexander, Jr.. endosvmins
years living in Washington. D. Cu to aid his mtn‘or, was shot in the
j in. William Montrose Alexander, a rettr- was shot and- killed early. today by breast. Another bullet severed the
a»; ed‘attorney, said to 'be a millionaire.Eone of two burglars whom he dlBCOV' index finger of his left hand.
and foremauy years a resident oilered in his home.
, . $2.50 Bock fol. 59c ,
._ The Greatest Valuer Ever Qiiered‘
“:IZ'HE STORY OF EUROPE, AND THE NATIONS, A'l‘
' WAR," a $2.50 book containing nearly .500 pages. till full-
page ilustrations. map of Europe printed in colors, that
10 every reader presenting six «sum of consecutive
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OUT-OFsTOWN readers can take. advantage-rot this
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TWO SHOT BY BURGLARS.
~LOS ANGELES, Cni.. Dec. 22:-
- "Cillills’l‘xtl‘i l’illt )lingllS‘ (‘Illlzll-
HEN.
. \VHEELINC... \V. Vu., Doc.
,Christmns cheer for the children of
the striking miners in ldimlcl'n Ohio
:wns assured today when “.000 or-
laymen. 17,000 bags of peanuts and
_l'l.0.00 packages of candywcrc sent
Eto different points in tile. strike coun-
itry. The packages were made up by
a score of young women volunteers.
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Rev. Father It. at. McEschen. of
‘IBarton; thlo; who .has- booli active.
mi
childrenfiother volunteers will dis-,
minim the packages in .thc villages
_to whicthlley are sent. and it is
. planned to have the entire district--
. : rover by‘fl'hursday night.
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,IMBWRATEON sum. DEBATE.
“WASHINGTON. Dec.
on the Immigration bill. pending in
the Senate. was continued. ‘with in-
. dications that action on the measure
. would be deferred until afterlthe hol-
idays. This was made practically as
~ 8. result of the announced intention
of Se ator Lewis. of Illinoisit to in-
trodu an amendment to eliminate
from the bill the proposed :literacy
test for aliens. He had served notice
on- the Senate to that effectj.follow-_
[fig :1 conferen'ce with President Wit--
“son. The President’s _opp0sltion tar
l
:mucmtic Ssnators‘today. leaves the
Etaie of the bill hanging in ”the bal-
once. Sponsors of, the measure as:
sort that to strike out the literacy
--test provisions would cause the de-
’fe'st of the bill. because no substi-
tute method of restriction has been
agreed upon. '
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_ THE CHiMEs.
From dim .aeries o'er
heights
i ~ - The Only Book' that Tells .
the Causes and issues “of ”the
Great “War. ,
Jr. lays bare the deep-rooted causes of. the [mummy "
endous conflict unthoxhlstory o’f. MEXpisins *theL-rssl.
facts about tho Triple Alliance and the Triple Entents.
”Gives the history" of the nations sndtheir. previous wars.
Describes the ’develb pmonii'of . modern warfare. . Explains
the new use of warships. dirislhi'o- baloons. submarines,
. ' high-power gunshots.” , .7 .. , I, -.
to "MUST sun misnoox im.mmam’ .rr.
'~.~ ‘90“ IN err-.1420! mom 3 ..
‘ sacraments!“ own-whim "WM,
jails
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halls!‘
.working under the direction,» of the ‘
securing rellcf‘tor the \vonlenand ,
3.--Debato ‘
. . - ‘ e are on ed.- 1 , , .
m8! “"1?” ““ "1°“ V ”d “c 9‘ Ethls test. in the opinion of some De"
the city‘ .
i hear the chimes, and on my spirit
A - sent-0‘ or, .poocopuke .tnat' which ‘
~ Upon the heart‘st prayer-in minister
x annular wanes Pesos,“ , E
Optician
enough and work enough to support a,
" 1who wears them, for the experience
O B. Jackson .
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Do you carry a protector forwhite
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[practical and dainty accessories to
fiber wardrobe. At the same time
E she held up a simple little contrivance
{made of Dresden silk which one could
, see at a glance would bells great sav-
fing for white or lightcolorcd gloves.
“The silk was sewed togetbssitn form
Ea circle a trliis smaller than the in-
,side of the mail. and the ends were
Einnished by a little trill with a
double stitching to run in a rubber
to hold the silk in place around the
wrists when the hands are slipped
Einto it. This is carried in” the muff'
' when light gloves are to be worn. and
would be appreciated by any woman
i
.
Eis too common 0! starting out with
Es fresh pair and having them soiled
‘in a few minutes when carrying a .
l mud;
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Too Many Pictures.
, ‘A constant process of elimination
'ls‘ necessary if the walls of- the small
robin or apartment are not to be over-
Ecrowded. says the Dallas News. There
Ears so many charming little pictures
Ethat please the eye. lisndcolored
Eprints of places endeared by senti-
Ement, photographs or famous paint-
‘ lugs. and the like; each may be excel-
‘lenb in itself, but massed. halter-skel-
jter. on the walls of living room or
bedroom they make a‘ jumble which
deprives the room of individuality.
Groups of passe-pal‘touted photo-
graphs may be hung in thehall, and
the arrangement of such pictures in
'such a place must be very regular.
,with even paces between the pictures
land between the groups. '
E §
*To Reduce the Gas Bill.
Use the gas stove intelligently, says,
Mother's Magazine, and save littie'l
, wastes. , E
‘ "histches are cheaper than gas." ’
E Have all food ready for the blaze be-E
'fore the burner is lighted. I
Themumer may be extinguished nf-
her the food is cooked and still retain.
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enough heat‘ to keep the dish warni'.
_ Never use a large burner when a
small one will do, ’
Mter your cooking has reached the
boiling point turn the gas down to a E
point which will keep it at that stage. never fail fto bring the best rc-—
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press. Sew front gore to front as
notched. centers even. Close under-
arm seam as notched, close shoulder
scam. Turn hem in back on single
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indicated by double “00" perforations.
Sew flare collar to neck edge, notches
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bringing correspOnding single large "0"
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corresponding perforations in front and
buck. Center-back of belt indicated by
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it possible. use the beaded trimming,
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