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Mock Pigeon.
“Mortals—Veal steak.
issuer. butter, water.
Cut reel into strips six inches long
. ,' three inches wide. Covey with
Wallis; roll up and skewer into,
Wm) of pigeons or tie with string.
in roasting pan; dredge “pigeons"
_ 1th flour and sprinkle with dots of
”inner. Cover bottom of pan with
of; inter. Bake in moderate oven
,y-flve minutes or until meat is
header.
dressing
Pickled Onions
“Take the smallest onions you can
by. pour hot water on a few at a
a, in land they can be peeled easily.
have water boiling or it will
results. Make a brine of sslt
. 3nd inter- and let them stand in this
or three day‘s'and nights, making
rash brine every morning and pour-
Eng of: the old. 011 the fourth morn ,
jug put them in fresh water and let
about come to the boiling point. put!
. lng‘ milk enough in water to make
it! white and being careful ydu don't
at them boll a second. Drain and
in a Jar, pouring hot vinegar
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' Carrot and Celery Salad.
Materials ~ Carrots. celery,
gsneahf’ salad dressing.
. Equal portions of carrots and cel-
.0113th through .grinder'. Add one-
! half-as much out meats. Moistcn
"mummy salad dressing and serve
either in balls or lettuce leaves or
'eep big spoonfuls on lettuce.
Prune Whip
‘Muterlals~l£ggs, four whites;
£111? 'eighl: tablespoonl‘uls;
night. ' ‘
To whites of eggs add sugar
.orunes, cooked soft and out fine. Use
.310 juice. Bake in unbuttcred pan in l
slow oven twenty or twenty- five min-
utes. Serve either hot 01 cold.
Boiled Leg of MuttOn.
Wipe a leg of mutton weighing;
about eight pounds. using a cloth
rung out of cold water. Have the;
bills large enough to allow the moat
olile entirely covered with boiling
a r. Pour than water trom the tea
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kettle or have it boiling in the kettle
when the meat is laid in and let the
water come to the boiling point and
boil fast for a quarter of an hour.
Skim well and draw the kettle back‘
to where the meat will simmer until.
done. In will take about two hours
or more. according to size and degrees
or rareness desired.
Lay the'leg of mutton on a warm
platter; garnish with h few sprigs of
parsley. This garnish will greatly int.
prove it, for a leg of mutton ls note
sightly portion if left ungarnished.
. Lima Bean Croquettel.
Press a quart of .boiled Lima beans
through a colander, and a tablespoon
in! each of butter. milk and chopped
parsley, and a teaspoonful of salt and
Heat ‘and form
into cylinders, dip in an egg beaten
with a tablespoonful of water. roll in
crumbs and fry in deep, not fat.
Serve with tomato sauce.
Cream and Banana Pie.
Heat together in a basin :1 little
granulated sugar and a lump of but-
tcr 111$ yolks of three eggs, at little
milk and sherry and spine banana
thoroughly mashed. Pour the mix-
ture into a deep dish and stir in the
whites of two eggs. well beaten. Bake
in an oven not too hot. remove and
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Potatoes Minced.
Take an empty baking powder can,
punch a few holes in the bottom. Put
your boiled potatoes in the frying pan
and chop with can You will be do
lighted when you see how qlllckh and
evenly the chopping is done. ml. on An
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served with the fish course. if the!
fish is seryed with so th‘ - , tstoes
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straws thher raw cucumbers. rnd
Iishes 01 tomatoes should be passed.
A good adv. pays best in the heel
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THE Alli 0f DRESSING
\i'he11e1er the fashion comes about
for a ('ommingling of.white and blafk,
women take up the idea with enthus‘
iasm. And yet. why? This startling
combination is not nearly as easy to
wear as one thinks. Even such .a“
vivid contrast as blue and red can
often be more easily worn than a
splash of white against a splash of
black. .
There are certain rules about this
combination which every woman
should commit to memory. The first
one is that the cutting of the figure
into three or four parts by opposing
lines 01 black against white, is, to
say the least. very iniudicious for the
figure. Ono‘s silhouette is divided up
into startling sections that are strong-
ly suggestive of a PoiretesquePom-
pelan floor or wall space.
Draws Attention
There was every reason to suppose
that with the revived interest in, and
fashion for, the black and white,
effects, culled Pompeiian, and made
fashionable for household usage by a
notable house in Vienna. spreading
quickly over smart Paris under the
influence of Martino. the dressmaking
world would shortly reflect it. This it
has done in an erratic way. not'con
centratlng its efforts on one direct
style. but grasping at 11 combination
bore and there, usually in a way that ‘
draws rather too much attention to
the wearer, ‘
The fashion. for instance, (Sledding
a white decolleti: bodiie to a black
skirt, which was doue before, .is not
even considered in sound style. but
adding a white silk or satin tunic to
11. black skit',t or the other wul'
around is udi’udgcd lsmart by the
fashionable w.oms11 ‘j
And anoillér freakish twist of the
idea is the wearing of a white satin
basque with white and black but-
tons as a contrast to 11 dark blue or
black suit, This waist is touched off
,
‘wlth a black velvet ribbon around the
wrletline of the long sleeves and at
ltbo neck below a standing collar of
white book muslin.
Such n'basquc, by the way. is N",
.tical than an eyelet forked
1terduy. It the plant of t
“lame Cartridge (:0
in; to his commitment t
cessively smart. and if you are not
let familiar with the idea. it would
use to‘try it out as a variation
from the white muslin shirtwaist or,
the self— colored chiffon blouse.
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Eyelet; in Crepe. With a Bit of Em-
broldery,
The crepe which is so very popular
for lingerie can be made with the long
eyelets, giving an empire effect
your gown. Slash the material and
bind with a thins strip of blue batiste.
This will she found much more pm?-
in the
crepe. A bias band of the blue to out-
line the neck and sleeves, with a blue
ribbon drawn ”through the eyelets.
would make a most attractive night-
gown, and it would need no other fin-
ish. Any preferred color could be sub-
stituted for the blue with equally good
effect.
A bit of embroidery over the shoul-
ders and beneath those eyelets, under
neath which the ribbon passes. Could
be added to the gown, making it verl'
dainty. Solidcmbroldery done in do}
licate coloring would be best to use
on the crepe.
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Candies on Dining Table.
Candies form the most effective of
the inexpensive means of lighting the
dining table. says the Buffalo Ex-
press. There is an intimacy and
charm about candle light that no other
light gives. There is much variety.
too. in the way in which they can be
used. ,
silver candlesticks are always good.
There are also some charming ones of
cut glass that nth sparkle and light to
the table. Some in black and white
Vienna pottery have gained much pop-
ularity lately with the vogue for ev-
erything black and white for interiors.
For the expensively furnished table,
nothing is more attractive than press-
ed colonlul glass !"a11dlesti(‘ks. They
dome in a wide variety of attractive,
shapes.
Homemade Wood Carrier.
A simple and effective wood carrier
may be made from a piece of old cerv'
pet and a leather strap. Take a piece
of carpe tabout three feet long and
two feet wide. fold over. and sew the.
corners. leaving about six inches of
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edge at each end; attach the leather
handles to' these six inch engs and.
the wood carrier is complete. To,
use place the sticks of wood in the
carrier parallel to the slxim l1 edges
and bring the bundles togetl1er.—-,
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Timetable for Vegetables.
in cooking vegetables it is impor-
tant to salt. butter and pepper them
to taste after boiling, says an ex-
change The following table is given
as a guide as to the time vegetables
should be cooked. although there may
be some difference in the time re- s
qulrod according to how hard they are
permitted to boil and the difference in
the size of some vegetables. as po-
tatoes or onions:
Asparagus. from fifteen to twenty:
minutes; string beans. two hours;
young heels. forty-five to sixty min
utes: cabbage, thirty to forty-five min.
,11tes: carrots. forty-five to sixty min-
utes; cauliflower. thirty to forty-five
minutes; celery. thirty to forty-five
minutes; green corn, five to eight 111lu- 1
nice: macaroni twenty to thirty min-
utee:onlons.tl1i1ty to forty minutes:
lOyster plant. thirty to sixty minutes:
lparsnips. thirty to forty five minutes;
fifteen to -twenty minutes; 110-
tatoes twenty to thirty minutes: spin
sch. twenty to thirty minutes; squash.
twenty to thirty minutes; tomatoes.
fifteen to twenty minutes; turnips,
thirty to forty-five minutes,
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ONE PIECE ROCKS IN GOOD TASTE.
era! other fabrics in which it'may be
developed. No lining is required for
the simple waist. which is trimmed with
a collar and cuffs of plain velvet. To
make the design requires 3% yards of
54-inch material. with 1k yard of 27—
inch velvet for collar and cuffs.
Beginning with the waist, first close
under-arm and shoulder seams. Turn
hem in the front; then gather lower
edges to measure of the waist-line, be-
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ered edge, centers even, small “0" per-
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square collar to neck edge as notched
muslltUCTION GUIDE 6052
Sow standing collar to shield as notch-
ed and adjust to position. bringing
large "0" perforation ‘ to corresponding
perforation in front.
Close sleeve seam as notched. I!
long sleeve is made. cut off edge of
cuff on line of 3 small “0" perforations;
lap cuff to the 2 single "0" perforations
and tuck. Sew to long sleeve as notched.
If short sleeve is made use the whole
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Sow to short sleeve. double "00" per-
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Turn under front edge of right front
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One of the most effective of the ad-
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This is a one-piece model selected
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router-front and center~back; stitch.
leaving edges of front gore free above
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Join gores as notched. Sew to lower
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