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Icuprlu'bn bollln‘g water, beat this until
‘smooth and cook for an hour in the
double boiler. Then add butter. 'ilhis
Ipart may he done over night. In the
or con Noll
Massimo:— of What to his 50"
. in} cold weather is (remnant-
pcrplex'ing one to housekeepers,
may to those who do their on
lid. savory woman wants to send
,. Ml; torch of a winter morning
”film against me cold with- in warm
nourishing breakfast. But she
not wish: to arise in the early
finances in older to provide such at
Mat, and it Odell neutron consid-
hills planning in order to avoid this
.yetlwide a successful morning
meal The following suggestions for
‘ le'sno well-balanced break-
ere given:
dialled eggs with the addition of a
mind (finesse furnishes a sub-
loom: dish for mat.
' as may eggs or are needed for,
Saintly into a well-greased cas-
‘ dish. add pepwpar and salt, a
tile parsley, a few tsblespoonfuls of
m or rich milk, some ill-om
. limbs and about a well-rounded ts-
lespooafli‘li of grated cheese for each
on Bill of leftover toast can be'
on up and put into the dish in
place of the crumbs and this adds to
it; tsatlness.’1‘hls should be baked
I, am twenty minted in a slow
m. ln‘or this reason one cannot very
malts hot mumps to go with 13an
m since the mumns require a
_ k oven. But toast can be made
loader the broiler, where one is using
5 son! on top of the range if one is
‘ as wood or coal. Toast with plenty
litter on it Mil d
fly itoun'lsh- I
The“ Sede'ggs‘ca “the varied»—
and innocently improved-shy the ad-
rift n r almost any "leftover" vege
ta later-Creamed onion; potato, spin;
naemade sausage with dodgers
imagethergood- breakfast combine
' The dodgers can boo cooked in
ylng variation- thevsausa‘ges have
taken out and for this break I
it. is not necessary to heat the
with a .
fill of salted cornmeal
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~AM ERICAN FINANCIIER'SI
MEET.
Spend $50,000 to Strengthen Finan
grid Commercial Relations In
Western Hemisphere.
GTON. March 9. “Treasury
Iii" are going ahead today withI
r’tlle forthcoming conference
”éi‘i‘caii financiers, in Wash-
NW! ways and means will be
“M for strengthening the finan-
lid commercial relations between
a of the Western Hemis-
,.. ion of Congress. the dateI
been chosen by President Wil-
appropriationiot 850-000 was
fstho
chasm for the promotion 0'
, . and trade relations with our
tiles. Already the central and
muesli cabinet oili-
‘ from the Genital: and
Whit: centuries herons and
Rosary Board will be In.I
:lfdAdoo. in s obstetrical.
onlydldsppoliltmnt ln
Ship Purchase em
be" provided sun-duo
W ninth them
m of is. m
”William
. “Mi-eld-
”Window
morning drop by spoonfuls into the
SIEMENS ABNI
IIIE IIII 0f “NESSIIISI
‘throw aside something that has heenI
Ibought with no thought of the money
Iloet. but as most women are spending
their husband’s money for clothes it
is only fair to spend it to the best ad-
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tale of boiling water and one tsble« either the braid or embroidery.
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A smart “1101' hat t3f 1488110?“ I5: Besides the very extreme models; Hints for 9.; Hang
adorned with pink l'allle ribbon edged which every one gets to know beforeI Your piano keys may be kept white
“ith black , Itne season is in full swing there are ' and clean by rubbing them with a bit
Where meg-e were only a few empIcountless charming costumes not as of muslin dampened with alcohol. if
drcn's frocks with Empire waist l , Iextreme, vet quite as chic Such a they are stained, wash them all with
last season. there are plenty of spell “00k 18 a daring skirted dress to ba‘; a piece of cotton flannel wet with
models now 'l‘wo colors are combllp made up in either cloth or silk and cologne water. at you have neglect-
ed lp such a model where a green trimmed with round? of velvet that ed your piano for so long that the keys
linen top part appears to farm a clos— are national under holes in the ma haw grown yellow and will not wash
for bacon cooked underneath the oven Ied bolero buttoned with white chinafleflel and than caught by inachlneI white, you can bleach them white by
‘Cream mom with belied wmtoesl i buttons. The skirt. of white linen and fancy “itching Velvet ribbon oi‘Ilaylns on cotton flannel cloths satur-
may be saved with gm mumps. hangs in pleats from this band ., NWI folds encircle the deep skirt yoke and ated with a mild solution of. oxalic
Codilshmwnra etripcodflell is bought; the hem is a fold of the green, and (”ll-“11¢ the Ole-TNOIIIB A quaint hlzllIacld and leave them for a while
«would?» put to soak in the even. I' turned back ours on the short sléevcs 1‘0“” and who of fine sold embroid? When removed the keys will be beau-
ing. in the brain: it can tie-cooked are of the same material. Th9 white I and net or ivory cobweb less add a titully white in your hardwood tur-
little touch. of titanium and lightness The nlture needs cleaning, you can do it
When chapel-toes we done they may Imam: can”, with embroidered green bread brimmed hat is or longhorn. the at home it you are careful First Ills.
be taken. out, shaken a little to gstldets A green hair ribbon and a little brim faced with chiffon. and Eros-f solve tour heaping tablespoontuls ol
meaty, and the milk and lhlcltenlngI green stripe on the sock tops com grain ribbon streamers float away at sat soda in two quarts of warm water.
may be added to the fish. sliced raw plate the ensemble the back. Smart kid shoes with in Soap a toothbrush well and put onI
onion dressed with oil and vinegar
goes well with this ‘blned with hand embroidery gives an (id kid of a contrasting color are be “used immediately with cold water
Baked blasters or herring will and individual touch to many suits and worn with “eh “ costume adding N" and rubbed d“ “'“h a 3°“ ““11 M‘
a welcome in most families at this. dresses. and its rotuln to fashion is. its (IIIC appearance. Tm. all the “9“ has been cleaned
season Nothing seems to go better welcome just to the time when it ls "W“ with “‘9 5‘“ 50““ ”mum‘- it should
with them than corn meal mumps put on without rhyme or reason. Pill“? and rep are the materials Xloo gone over with a mixture of two
These can be partly made the night Broadcloth serge, tattle and tstletaImom we“ in the new little boys andI thirds raw °“ 3““ ““9 third turpen-
before Mix together one cupt'ul of cornIare the materials for such suite. and “my suits and dresses that. are "I“ "‘9' Will! a little 3"" m 3f“ it a
meal one teaspoonful of salt and two the braid is genel ally the color of the I able. Plaid gingham combined with ”“1"“ The way to succeed with
tablespooafuls of sugar. add live cup fault, with some tinsel introduced inIDu‘in chambrsy 1” ”en inmther up toI th“ “’0'“ I“ to do a ”“1““ we“ at
A Ilatepmedielsi. arrall‘ghed t:ery ”I333? s time. slid to work quickly.
ISpoonful of butter and cook for an suit or i k linen with ink and white I "r us once 8 m“ “ °
hour Pour one-quarter of a cupful 0: braid. :53” linen colic: kid he“ and a pretty Scotch soft colored plaid Hints tor the Sick Room.
water over the top to keep a crust ivory buttons Ines Coal and tunic cor-I‘m“ s gathered on- pleated skirt. ,. Nelur whisper in the sick room. it
frying pan and turn when browned
on one, side. ~Apple sauce is a desir-
able accompaniment for this break-
fest. ‘ _
Broiled bacon with baked potatoes
and pepovcr gives a tasty breaki'ui. A
little homemade preserves may "be
added. The potatoes and popovere
may be baked together. and where gas
issued the some best my be utilised
Braiding In new line soutache com- side innings and tipped with varnish“ the solution with this. The wood mustj'
It will be held May 10.nmlerI '
from forming in the morning beat
it up deft and smooth and then mix in
one and euebalf cupfuls each of. let i
jlow corn meal and white flour withI
two eveapdsmputuh of tbalnin‘li. paw-I
odor. lastly add Ono beaten egg. Bake
it! a hot on en.
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Mushroom Staffing for“ Vegetdllled.
Add a small cupt of chopped
mushrooms to a aim at qdantity of
fins bread crumbs. one tsblespoonful
of finely chopped ham. :1 teaspoonful
of finely chopped. parsley. a dust
powdered tlllme, a pinch of
bind and a small portion
Mix all thoroughly. then fry in boil
lug int. and use as Installing for mom 3‘
low, container-l or laws onions. ‘ I
Tr) an ad. in The sentinel—~Nor I
Walk' a leading home paper.
I“
tural lllulerlalll and ship Il‘rmor pIate‘ ‘EANKRUPT SAYS HE CAN‘T RE-m“ ‘
assuled activity at the 'plant for
l.nonths The open hearth department
and the plate mills were 'started yes
Iterduy and the structural mills today.
resulting in 4.000 men being put to
work
finders received for pipe for the
southwestern oil and gas fields has re-‘
sulted in more activity at the McKees-I
port plant of the National Tube Com:
pany It is said that the open hearthl
plants of the dodger Thompson Works
will also soon reopen
' REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
A number of important transnaions
have been made in the real estate field
li‘orsmost among the interesting sales
mpertult gatheringever held in; is dust of eleven lots; on East attended
to Frederick E; Lewis. Jr, of West.—
pol-t. by Samuel 2. Chesebro Other
sales follow: ‘ '
Henry J Miller to ’Fl'illk Marriott.
building lot. on Marvin Beach Tract
zwal‘. a‘
3 Bloc, of New York. lot. on Return
Hill. ' War. .
William H. Smith to Gibson Smith;
2% lotsoauncaln avenue. War.-
Non-walk investment Company to
Joseph “eminent. lot. on Benton
street. War.
“mammals William Knock.
hadndbulldlngseaVsnmtslreel.
Immmsflusmsi. Weas-
War.
meumlfisfi M
mm in out in...
mm Wu.
mansions-ovum a.“
Whistle-Illustration"
ners embroideled with pink and while
brllld
Over it will be hung ll sort of skele
ton overblouse, well out out It the
neck and with big oval srpiholes. ThlsI
“W0“ ”"7 “mm“ I“ "In““WII’fSIIs about hill I’dnkth. cotton with a
but one liking scouts ts l'gmfldfl venue.-
neutmther‘dmre always good. bad um,
indifferent models in every new style
The dliliculty is to find the new and
good fashion that is becoming. and
Istyllsh and adds something with ‘ltstower sprays
puttlng on or loses something with its
putting off.
Sometimes one is lucky enough to
rid it on the first shopping tour; I
"an
ll
.a contain persistence.
and something else is bought
never exactly pleases, looks w
that
all or
Iadds alllthlllg to the wearer’s looksu ‘
It is all very well where one can
\
. MEMBER DEALS.
Harry Dick. of Stamford. bankruptaI
at In creditors‘ hearing before Referees
Banks this morning. said that he
could not tell what transactions had
taken place under his management
Ias 1’? could not read and depended
upon employee
uses deals .He was the proprietor of
a saloon and it is alleged he owes one
admitted borrowing $700 from Burk-
l
LEdiéS’ Tailor.
5031‘alrflolrluhc. ‘
‘-
my personal attention. Thai; is the
reason why all garments ordered.
or me are entirely satisfactory. .. ..
. I can tinish with credit to elf
and satisfaction to my custo my,
I! desired I will call with Ifila‘l.‘
and materials. Ask to see them:
' walking suit which 1 offer amount):
as a SPECIAL A‘l‘. 325.00.
PHILIP MAzzucco
slush hm Am. one swan
com-mm *
inane. Moll. thus-note. film “In
who. {lulu m
I White pique.
for assistance in sun- ~
I
‘l‘hen_ the smallest detail receives»
manly stitched m time finder-I
t.
{claim but nl-e align touched up with
raised French cul-
broldory Most of the prettiest models
fasten dawn the front with ivory or
crocheted buttons. and bare skirts;
pleated from a high or low waist. lino? ..
“I sometimes there is a long wait and lti ()verblouses are seen ill the ulcer‘
“mm“ takes much courage to continue the dr.osses A dance frock of white uet‘
OI 0M0” council, and unless one is allied with with little feet rallies has an. over- I
lounge fallsIblouse of pink taffeta. the edge hem-I
stitched. it looks litre a little plain
apron over the not. ’ *
”flu
-—’I'hn- Sentinel has all the latest
news. both low] and semi.
I D] N \‘ER {1‘0 Gt )" ER\ 0“.
Holcomb will he git on tonight at tho ’
Ulllversltv club lloltfold.- by Tm .
Commissioner William H. Culbill.
About lll'tcell guests amour: them
.mclllbers of state
Iilrcscnt.
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ADVERTISIN({M.\N DEAD.
i ATLANTIC CITY. N. J" March 9...
IJustlco \‘lcCarlllv. of Brooklyn. N. Y.
Icredltor, a Mr. ”Burkowlta "00 Dick Imlmager of an lldvoltlslng ilrm. died
Int a hotel hero, early today Mr.
McCarthy came here last Tuesday.
Imvitr but could not tell when he no Death was due to nraolnii poisoning.
Ipotlaled the loan. . . ._ ‘
‘“‘”‘"““ I
(“95593 are 80%“!!th When preparing s veal or any hind
.ol‘ meat lost. if two or three hand
Icooltcd eggs are placed in it. when it
is cut the slice of egg ““1 add to its
appearance. I
I Alwlly:Ie bears
H, ZNOT FEELING "JUST RIGHT."
. A dinner to GOHII‘llol‘ Marcus ll. ‘
lday, have all overrfull feeling, are bil-
nlricillls Mill ho Iindigosllon or constipation you will
'ilnd Foley Cathartlc Tablets quick
[alloys the patient, spent; in a low
natural tone. ,Never walk on tlptoe,
as this also annoys the patient, wear
to pair of loo5e, soft kid shoes You
uenrv nplk around in these naturalll‘
filled nichout creating ll jar at all
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In the For Over 30 Years
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ions) have bad breath or Butler from
and comfortable in action. They are
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by Pictorial Review
TAFFETA COAT WITH DEEP SHOULDER YOKE
The dressy lightweight wrap is a
. necessity for the small girl, not only as
a matter of style. but of comfort.
Splendid models are made up for spring
and summer. toilets being used prin-
cipally for the purpose. This little
modelreouircs 2 yards of dl-lnch silk
or 295 yards of 36—inch taffeta. Blue
is the prevailing color, and it looks ex-
ceptionally well with white collar and
cuffs of lace o}- embroidered ballets;
The cost may he held in with simu-
lated pleats through which a heavy
silk cord is laced. or it may be belted
with a. straight girdle of self-material.
There I! a. shoulder yoke to which the
skirt is attached and “with which the
. full length. two-piece sleeves are in-
corporated. If 36-inch silk is used, it
will be necessary to cut the pattern
- from an open widthflof material, orlelsc
no piece it that when the silk is folded
the seam will not be conspicuous. The
new silks come so wide, however, that
it is not dlmcult to arrange them to the -
advantage or the home dressmaker.
The'back yoke; the back. the collar
and belt (if a cord is not used) are laid
on a lengthwise fold of tile silk. The,
front yoke is arranged on the silk Just
" to the left of the back yoke. and al-
‘ though very heal the edge of the fold,
it the line is to be preserved it must
be laid on a lengthwise thread of Me-
The out! and front are also laid on
a lengthwise thread. the cult opposite
the back and the front to the rlgllt of
back. opposite the collar.
2‘ A;
Correct style lp'a little coat. it Is
made of blue taffeta and bolted with a
heavy silk cord.
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Price,
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\chtorlal Review Pattern No. 609?. Sizes 1,“ .. a 4. 6 and 6 years.
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