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Brass Ware
Smoking Sets,
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I Christmas Cards,
* llolls
Tourists Pads
Book Rocks
Pottery
Household Scrap Bokss
Desk
Leather Goods
Pictures, lramed
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Children’s Pencil Sets
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Picture Frames
Silver Pencil Sets
Art trait Goods
Ivory Goods
library Sets Rewrite llolls
Sheers and Envelope Openers Music Rolls
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Bibles andPrayer Books Vacuum Lunch Boxes
Post Care Albums
Silver Sandwieb'lrays
Children’s Books
Suede Covered Classics Address. Books
Auction Bridge Sets
rumedoall Book Racks
and a Great any Other Useful Articles
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Fish Bails
‘The remnants of any cold fish. cod.
'iwhiteflah. hailibut etc.. can be used
by breaking the halt to pieces with a
Ifork, removing all the bones and skin
' nd shredding very one Add an
I. quual quantity oi mashed potatoes.
' make into a still batter with a piece]
of butter and some milk and a beat-
all egg. Flour your hands and shape
lard or drippings tea light brown
.. .. Florentine I’udtiing.
Put a quart of milk into a pan and
let it come'to a boil;me smoothly
three tehlespooniuls or corn starch
nd a little cold milk; add the yolks
1, three beaten eggs: one-halt teacup
of anger and flavoring to taste;t
.rs into the boiling milk and stir un-
ill or the consistency of starch ready
to use, then put into the dish inI
M61: it is to be served Beat the
whites of eggs with a teacuptul oi!
Ipnlverihed sugar, spread over the top
may place in the oven to brown.
. I Spanish ' Omelet.
.Mlncs very has enough ham. fat
well as loan. as will till a small
teacup. and add two finely chopped
lay. onions such as are used for
inkling. Beet"'six‘egg's.. stir the‘ham
Into them and try the omelet the
lie on he used in place of the
. tone, but this would be too strong
gt?!” ”most palates. '
corn Muffins. .
Sift together one and twothirds
p is o! .ilonr. one cupiul of corn
6? white or yellow. and
”yet teespooutuls or baking
.beat to a cream two table-
. of IIngIar ”d1 add to them
ith a pint of milk. add a little salt.
Heat. herd and put into two dozen
“small. wdlbnttered gem pens. Beho‘
9“" late in a terminal“.
fiiii‘iiiliillmlliiilliii
the mixture into balls. Fry in boilingl
.The American woman gets this first. Ialways have pleats introduced some- Ithe same comill'mtmt Chemm‘ 9”“
anal way, folding it over when done!
well beaten cggi. Dilute thlsi
Iis a question as full oi argument as
who began the war.
The Incoming of Simple Skirts.
: mt ART OF MSSINGI Tile uniform acceptance of dark
1 [blue serge for coat suits and the
I growing popularity of biscuit colored
‘What Every Woman Went. Is 3 Ser diagonaf cloth has brought about a
viceable Street Suit of Excellent ’fashloh for severe tailor suits that are
Cloth and Cut on Linea That admirably adapted to the American
l Are Not Eccentric. ‘woman. her figure. her pursuits. her
3 I Women may forego the pleasure of method of life.
ievening hooks. elaborate alternoon Callot brought out suits oi covers
”101189 BOW”. fur mutilers. black r~el cloth last summer and the fashion is
vet Russian coats, and Grecian tun- ‘being taken up to a wide extent by
.ics, but Elle cannot and will not fore- women who do not care for the not
go the satisfaction or having a good form of dark blue which has swept
looking street suit. .over the land from sea to sea.
The lilaropean women get this last i The skirts are moderately wide. but
She can purchase the best coat and.I where around the figure to put the
[Isklrt in the world right in her oven gal-inept in touch with the netver fash-
'country. a fact which the French ad- ion. .'l‘.he coat does not have to be
mil. in this costume as in every our long. There- are short box jackets
er she is inspired by Paris but she!
is aided and abetted «by workmen in figures better than the long. flaring
{America—most of whom are foreign. 'Louls coats ‘
An excelléut tailor claimed laatf There Is no tendency toward the
week that the American shops sold titted coat which dominated the. lash-
for $35, ready made, I 0091““ skirt ions when covert cloth was in task-
which was as good in every respect ion before. Neither is it. smart to
as $125 suit turned out by the greats wear a dark blue shirt with a covert
at French house icloth coat which was the principal
. One part Of this statement is as costume with every woman a dozen
Isuredly carried out by the tact th.at years ago, 5
Ithe majority of French with bought The Diagonal Fastening.
at the best places in PIaris have to be One can make a short box coat in
refitted in ““5 Country Park is the i such a fashion that it does not look
master of the gown; America is theicommonplace'. The sketch given to-
W” 01' the COM Sillt- London day suggests a good ..idea It was made
claims the latter position but the Em:- from a suit turned out by an extra
.iish coat suits ham not the variety gum-t tailor for a woman who re
‘0‘ the American 8““3 fused to drese ornaiely on the street
The ready-towear suits sold in thlsI The gengm is to the hips, the
country are amazingly good. They sleeves are long and small, the arm-
have a style and swing about them holes in regular lines the collar wide
that none of the other ready to wear and rolling, and the satin buttons go
agarments possess. They come at all across the figure from neck to under-
{prices and for that reason the Amer- arm. They-Ia a.“ two wide pa‘ItciI pock-
man woman with the small dress al- Ia“ “It the waistline.
Iowance appears better on the Amati-i The skirt is short. is wide enough
can streets than the woman of small for Irree walking and has a panel of
means of any other nation 'rlde pleats down each side. n J!
She his only departed from this .dronaed over 3, 311911: loopy lining of
distlnCiIionI during the inst twp years tan colored satin .——(Copyrighted, 1914
v‘vhen‘ she has ailbw‘éli her good sense .13); me Mc’ciur'o newspaper Syndl-I
to be overshadowed by her desire for . cats.)
eccentricity, and whether that is the
dealt oi the woman or: the fault/oi
More Jewelry Worn.
Much more jewelry has been worn
‘ rubles. emeralds or
coming into fashion that suit certain?
“sum".mth'huitoimm intheieettwoyearsbyallolesmot, ' "
women. Semi-precious stones, artisti-i
vcally inset. are now used as day time
Ijewels.
There used to be only two
kinds of jewelry in ‘Amerlca. the
genuine and very expensive, out oi the-
reach of all but the woman oi wealth;
and the. very cheap sort. that no wo-I
man who was used to the right thing
would think of wearing
Now there has been imported and
made here an in between sort Some
of it is set as expensiveiy as the real
stones. in platinum, which has replac-
ed gold but the larger diamonds;
sapphires arei
synthetic stones; that is to say.
e that have been manufactured
to represent the real and made from.
as the real stores. They are set up iniI
the same designs as the real and have i
oiten been mistnken aior them by those‘
who ought to know better.
Besides this very expensive jewel-
ry there are the semi-preCious stones.
:like turquoise matrix. coral. jade. etc.
These have shapes and settings de
signed by the artists of talent, and
they are worn by those who know
how to dress. I
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There’s- no job in this city that can-‘
not be filled by a really capable
«worker—and all capable workers teln-
moral-fly out of work watch The Sea-
tinel “Help Wanted" ads closely. '
CHECKS GROUP lNSTANTLY.
You know croup is dangerous. And
you ought to know too, the sense or
security that comes truln having Fol
ey’ 3 Honey and Tar Compound in the
house.‘ it cuts the thick mucus.I and!
clears away the phlegm. stops the
strangling cough and gives easy
breathing and quiet .sleep.‘ Every us-
er is a ‘irlend. Sold ‘by’allI-druggists."
oiATSTid RlA
‘ Forlnfaaieendchllllm
;a colander with a sprihkllng of flour
noses: of newspaper between.
burns. in insectious diseases they can
In line Former-30h»: I
L the eerIlettes can be “Béd for "“5 ‘a charge of murder in connection with
IMPORIANT ml"& and when dirty can be burned i
i . . .
the killing of Joseph S Goldberg, in
All Siiiililii KNOW
A quick way to clean currents when
making cakes is to put the fruit into
and rub it around a few times with
your hand. it is surprising how quick-
ly the stalks are separated and come
through tile small holes.
in order to be sure that the cocoa-
nut for pics and candy is perfectly.
fresh. it is well to 'buy the whole7
fruit and shred it in the meat chop
per,
When baking griddle cakes. instead
of greasing the griddle rub it with
a raw potato. The cakes are' just ‘
as brown and the room is not tilled
with the odor of burning fat.
' To do machine hemetitching, haste
a strip of material to the portion of '
the garment. cutting it the desired
width. Then place several thick:
Now
put in the machine and seam, using
a loose stitch. Turn back the edges
and catch with a line thread.
To clean brass that has beenexpOs-
ed to the.wsather, make a paste of
salt and common vinegar; rub the
brass with the mixture and leave for -
ten minutes. Then clean inithe usual
way
Old table linen is almost priceless
in illness. The thin serviettes are 'so ..
soft for cold pads and compresses.
The Worn table cloths make excellent
bandages and it cut up into pieces as
required, are invaluable for dressing
Sew snap fasteners on each pair of ii
stockings at the top and have
wearers snap them together when tak'
ing them off. They can be laundered '
this way and save all the bother oi try-I
ing to match stockings. '
MURDER.
WORCETER, Mesa.
Henry Gauthier. 28 years old. and Fe Pills.
ltx Vadenais. Jr" 19 years old. were you can buy for backache, rheumatism -
arraigned in district court today on kidney and bladder ailments.
Carbunndum heroine Stones.
CHAS- E Down .
ALBERT ll. MORGAN.Suecessor, I
. I412 Washington St, 3&3on RN01‘IWaik
Manchaug. Monday night.
6 l
m iued until Jan. 8.
Both pleadr
ed not guilty and the case was contin-
BEST FOR KIDNEYS—
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SAYS DOCTOR.
Dr. J. T. R: Neal. Greenvillé, 80..
TWO MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO Can, says that in his 30 years of ex-
. - perience he has mound no preparation
Dec,
in She and $1. 00 sizes.
.1
24.——;ior the kidneys equal to Foley Kidney
Best
.-.¢....
be cut up for tray cloths and covers
tor table and chest oi. drawers. while
O. B. JackSon
:1 Optician .
Everythlngin the thICal Line
‘ .1 Eyes nominee, LIFree -
'ss WALIL s‘rassr
NORNALK .
PHONE us.
Norwalk Chronicler