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Most tasty little cracker
may be made by puttitig chocolate
creams on crackers; set their in a
hot oven and remove when the (Ahoco'
late-is melted.
cookies
Snowdrifts are graham crackers
spread with jelly and two marshmal-
lows placed ori each; put into the
oven until they are Well puffed, but
' not brown.
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, {hie Power‘ which appears
‘ . the greatest
Small oyster crackers split and put
together with peanut butter are very
tasty and are good served with
chocolate or cocoa.
Surprise Sandwiches.
Spread honey, jelly or jam on milk
crackers, sprinkle thickly with chop-
ped nuts, tigs or datcs and serve.
Cinnamon Cream Tarts.
Heat a teaspoont'nl of butter. add a
half cupful of powdered sugar and a
half teaspoont'ul of cinnamon in a
bowl. Place a trait dozen crackers
which have been split and placed hol-
low side up iii a baking pair, drop a.
spoonful of tltis mixture in each half
and bake for two minutes in a hot
'oven.
Chocolate Marshmallow Cakes.
Rub one-halt cup ot‘ butter till
creamy, add one cup of tine granulat-
ed sugar. less one tablespoonful. .\iix
two tablespoons of grated chocolate
with the one of sugar, add one table-
spoon of hot water, place it over but
water till incited and smooth, Mix it
with butter and sugar, add three
yolks of eggs well beaten, then the
whites beaten stilt. .\lix two level tea-
spoon‘s of baking powder with half a
cup of flour. Stir one cup and a half
.of flour itito the cake. and beat thor-
oughly, add the other half cup with
baking powder lilltl enough more to
enable you to roll the dough out very
thin. (hit with a diamond shaped crit-
ter, put a marshmallow lit the. middle.
told the long points together and
press well on the edges. Bake in a
quick oven.
Boiled Apple Dumplings.
Beat wcll. withotrt separating, two
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“THE lNl’lSllilrliZ POWER."
The Kalem Company ncvcr turned
out a better l’cuttrrc than "The invis-
toduy at
the. (‘astor Tin-titres. f-‘llltll‘llle the
Well-known and popular t‘lto Ridge»
ley in the principal role. llcrc is u
play with all tht thrill that could
be asked and it is for :rlrovc the class
to create excitement. “The
Power" is a play that will lie oppre-
‘cinted by criticul people and in pro—
Banting it the runnngcmcnt feels that
. Friday Pnratuottnt feature of
veek will be “The Love ltoutc” by
he author of a “Pair of Sixes" one of
comedy success ever'
”written. The Love Route pictures were
taken in the west and include the act-
’ua‘i building of a railroad. It is a
"clever story of lo vc with an underplot‘
it k‘flzmmounl:
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TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
room's SPECIAL;
PARAMOI'
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' " The invisible Power-
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m0“!!! presento Harold
wind and Winifred Kingston to n
‘ ‘7 now Ive-port footuro.
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l: the author of “A Pair of Bins."
tho [mint onmnt colour
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of pictures that is turned out cheaply .
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it will be'woll liked in .\'or\v-.rit. The ‘
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‘eggs; add a pinch of salt, one pint of
milk atrd one cup of flour. To a sec-
ond cup of flour add two teaspoons of
baking powder: add this to the batten;
and as much more flour as is nez'es-l
sary to make a soft dough. Roll out
quickly one—halt lllt‘ll thick. Cut into‘
squares. lay two or three quarters of
pared apples on each, sprinkle with
sugar and pinch the dough around the
apples. Have a number of pudding
cloths ready, wrung out of cold wa~
ter, and sprinkled well with flour.
Pitt a durnpling in each, leave a lit-
tle room for swelling and tie tightly.
Drop itrto a kettle of rapidly boiling
water and keep the water at a steady
boil for an hour. Serve hot with
hard sauce. Have a saucer itr the
bottom of kettle to prevent burning.
Apple Tarts.
Line patty pans with nice crust, put
in each chopped apples and a little'
sugar, bake in a moderate oven anti
let cool. Just before serving cover
each tart with whipcd cream, and
place a drop of currant jelly on the
top of each,
Apple Tapioca.
Soak tlrree'fourths of a cup of tap-
ioca for one hour iii water to cover,
drain, add two and one-half cups of
boiling water and one-half teaspoon
of salt; cook in double boiler until
transparent. (fore, arid pare apples,
arrange in a buttered halting dish, till
cavities with sugar, pour tapioca ovcr
ripples and lltllit: iii a tuoderte oven
until the apples are soft. Serve with
sugar or cream or with cream sauce.
Sago may be used instead of tapioca.
Quaking Custard.
l’our one and ouchttli pints of
sweet tnilk into a double boiler and
let come to the boiling poittt. Beat
the yolks of three eggs, add one-half
cup moi sugar and one-half sultspoou
of salt and a halt' cttp of the hot milk.
Stir well, then portr the ruixt'nrc slow-
ly tiito the remainder of the hot milk
and cook until the spoon is comcd.
stirring all the. time, Remove from
the. tire. add one-quarter box ol‘ Quick
dissolving gclatinc and the still‘ly
ltcatcn wlritcs of the cggs and beat
for three minutes, then place it in ii
bowl of ice water. Flavor with ttvo
teaspoons of vanilla extract and stir
almost constantly until it begins to
thicken. Pour into a dish suitable for
the table. and place on icc to harden.
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'trnd ('llltl'llilllllli: tinislr. lilll‘ttltl l.ll(‘l\'
\wod who illlllt‘tli'litl 'l‘ttcsduy .in one,
‘ol' ill" Minor l‘t'lt'li in “David lltrruirt" l
‘itr t‘.rt- lrntliur: character of the play
with Winifred Kingston and the com~
.bintttion is not easy to beat. The two
‘uctors do their work in n style tlrtii
icould not be improved upon and as it ~
result "The Love lloutp" is one ofvthc
‘most satisfactory l‘nrrtrnortnt features
Ecvcr mode.
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Edwardsport, 'lnd., writes:-“l suffered
from severe trouble with my kidneys
and back. First bottle of Foley Kid-
ney Pills gave me relief." .Thousands
testify that backache, rheumatism,
sore muscles, aching joints and blad-
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Even the smallest detail receives
my personal attention. That is the
reason why all garments ordered
of me are entirely satisfactory.
l ncoept only as many orders on
i can finish with credit to myself
And satisfaction to3my customers.
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Some. of the new ribbons seem real~
iy to be touched with the delicate
hoar-t‘rost of winter. They are both-
wide and narrow, but it is the twelve
or fourteen int-h widths" splendid
widths for girdles, sashes and hats——
that the full beauty of them appears.‘
There are sortie that you can see
through. for the foundation is of silk
voile; these have a tlrrcequarter or
one inch outline of satin stripes. The.
surtace of the transparent part is al-
most covered with the ruost beautiful
of flowers, irt their natural colors and
shading.
It is rather ditlicult today to deter-
mine whether mother has copied the
children s styles or whether children's
fashions are adaptations of grown bit
lines. lll both there is a certain
youthful simplicity. The long (lrcen'
away like coat is seen both ill the
children's models and those for
wontcu; children's frocks have flouut-
es and frills like those on mother‘s
dance frock,
Styles for Men.
Gloves are made or mocha. rcindccr
or buckskin, uttdma new feature ~
without buttons.
(itl.l designs in scarf pins are ouc‘s
crest done iri jewels, as well as the
new "tailosed" jewel plus of one
square cut colored stone.
()ne of the smartest footwear- shops
has designed a new sloping shoe with
a suggestion of square toe. it is made.
lit a combination of colors, of‘ box
cloth. buckskin and solid. lcatltcr. ‘
l‘iuicnto wood is used for critics al-
so, stained itr different colors. A
gold or silver encircling build lrrrs.
block initials or a monogram on it.
Ilioots are seen tirade of light kid in
neutral toucs. gray. clrampnigne, etc.,
titan-hing buttons. or inside or front
lat-tugs. Low shoes, also are shown,
in light. shiny kid, and on slipper:
type: contrasting kid being used our
white. models. l
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Sing, ltcy for the tttoorlands. wild,
. loncly and stem,
thrc thc moss crccpcth softly
all under the torn,
Where. the heather flower swcct~
cos the lone highland lea.
And tlic mountain wind whistles
so fresh and so free.
l'vc wandered o'cr landscapes
crnbroidcrcd with flowers
The richest, the. rarest, in green-
cst of bowers _
Where the throstlc's sweet vcs—
per at summer‘s day close '1
Shook tltc cornal ‘dcws on the. rim“
of*tlte rose: , ‘ '
But. oh. for the hills where
licatltcrcock springs
From his nest in ' the bracket
with dew on his wings.
l'vc lingered by streamlcts the
water green plains. ~.
l'vc nursed irrthe sunlight or
shady old lanes, ' __ 1
Where the'n‘rild breath of evening
came. swcctly and slow .,
From the green" rocks where bloc-
bclls ‘ahd primroscs grow:
illitt.'oh, the'wild hills that‘lbtik
up at the‘s‘kies. ' """ . " ‘
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' ‘ ward up files.
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are as many kinds of outside coats as
tiere are for her elder sister. lt‘or in»
stance, there is a short coat of rough
material on simple tailored sport
litres of tweed. a school coat of serge
with fancy pOckets and taffeta collar
and cuff revers, and a best coat' of
ripple silk or taffeta for' a childislt‘
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isocral occasion with embroidered col-
lar and cuffs.
Dance and best fronts continue to
be of silken materials. and not 01
wash fabrics. Taffeta and net are
combined itrto picturesque little mod-
els that have an Empire waist llue‘
a:d flounced edges. Empire waist;
time have become a much more pop-l
ular fashion than they were last
season; they are now a fixed style?
where they were only tentative be-i
fore. ,
Summer batiste dresses, thus! of
them made with a high waist liitc, do‘
not show us tuuch perforated einbrold-‘
cry to; usual, The French padded‘
style, with well padded flowers Hild‘
leaves, are newer, and the lilininess‘
of the truth, comes by adding tucks:
and slrorl sleeves, which are. often of
net. ('olored slips, pale blue. or pink,
or yellow, are worn under these lit-
tle dresses, for this brings otrt all the
beauty of the hand or line machine.
embroidery. I
A lovely dancing frock of bright or.
cltid taffeta is described below.
The circular skirt is finished with
two bands of velvet in the same slurdo
anti worn over a charming pcttiroat‘
of crystal embroidery showing flowersi
in a nuance of prclrld tones. The cor-l
sage of the orchid taffeta has lovcly
crystal trimming and a strand of
beautiful pearls are the jewels woru.
A fine old fashioned scarf of ivory
colored lirussels~iat'e,»~ landed down
from a grandmother}; adds great .4
clrarru to the ensemble of one of the
prettiest brunettes of this season. .
it is the hour, by the way, to bring
forth all the line. old scari‘s, shawls
and mantles in one's possession and
drops them gracefully over the shout-
ders and arms of the. low neck and;
sleeveless cot‘sages of evening gowns:
There was never a time when old‘
lace cottld be used to more advantage
than at present, not only as sc’arfsh
butter frills and garnitttrcs to the
returning tiuffy styles. i
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lREMARKABLE RESULTS OF THE every day or two and wipe the sills
NEW TISSUE BUILDER TONO-
LINE TABLETS lN MANY CASES
OF RUN-DOWN MEN AND WOM-i
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Prove It Yourself by Buying a Box
of Tonollne Tablets Now.
“By George, i never saw anything
like the effects of that new treatment. i
'l‘onoline Tablets, for building up of‘
weight and lost nerve force. it acted t
more like a miracle titan a medicine," i
said. a well-known gentleman yester-i
day in speaking of the revolution that l
had taken place in his condition, “l,
began to think that there was nothingl
on earth that. could make me fat. '[I
tried tonics, digestives, heaVy eating,
diets, milk, beer and almost ever)“
thlng else you could think of.
Any man or woman who is thin
can recover normal weight by the
best new treatment Tonoline Tablets.
“I'have been thin for years and be-
gun to think it was‘natural for me‘
to be that, way. Finally Tread about .
processes brought
about, by use of Tonoline Tablets so I
decided to try them myself. Well,
when I look at myself in the mirror
now, I think it is somebody else. i
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A pretty chiffon bag for combings
may be tirade by the clever needle-
woman. The bottom is made of card-
board cut round, about five inches in
diameter. This is covered with silk,
their recovered with chiffon. The bag
is made of two thicknesses of chiffon,
the liirlirg contrasting with the outer
covering. “
The top of the bag_is gathered
around a small embroidery hoop, botlr
top and bottom being finished with ti
double frill.
Make a lilting of thin lawn, attach-
ing it to the bag with a few stitches.
so that it cart be removed and laun—
dered at any time. A loop of silk cord
may be sewed to one. side of the bag,
by which to hang it tip.
This receiver tirade of chiffon isl
beautiful in appearance and absolute-y
ly clean at the. same time. This is
muclt more convenient than the
small glass or china hair receiver,
which has to be emptied of its cori-
tents so often,
Prcpared Especially For This N cwipaper
by Pictorial R wiew
THE SMARTEST OF SMALL EATS.
gather outside edge of crown. The con-
ter~tront is indicated by single and
center-back by double small "0" per-
forations. Close center-back seams of
wide and narrow bands as notched. if
desired with wide band sew band to
crown as notched. centers even; small
"0" perforation in band indicates cen-
ter-front. Interline with canvas and
sew' facing underneath band. if de-
sired with narrow band new band to
gathered edge of crown. centers even,
seam at center—back. Small "0" per-
foration indicates center-front. Fold
hand through center; fell remaining
edge over seam.
At the upper left hand corner in the
fashionable flat-iron toque. This is
made by first closing the back seam of
headband, indicated by large "0" per-
foration; interline with canvas and
face. Sew to crown ns'notched. easing
any fullness in crown between notches.
Tttrn hem at lower edge of band on
Elasticity is restored to rubber by
cooking it in one part arntrtorrlti and
two parts water. momentum mot
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CROWN!
Try removing mildew by soaking in
it weak solution of chloride of lime,
then rinsing in cold water.
Angel food should not be stirred iii
tho ordinary wiry, btrt folded over with
a loirg sweep of the spoon, so that_
the air cells intty retriain unbroken};
small “0" perforations, sloshing them
In front for freedom. Trim with ribbon
1 inch wide.
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oil on the steel pnrts, Rub well with will: fir‘llfilcgltmgg ‘13::- Sighfialilfni:
u \voolcn cloth. l worn rather close. Turn hetn under
. edge of port on small “0" perforations;
i stitch 54 inch from folded edge, insert-
l tin: cord. Lap corded edge to small "0"
‘ A group of very smart hats, gmnn ln perforations in crown, centers even and
about: but n0\'el in design, stitch, drawing fullness to fit crown.
Gather cntire outside edge of puff.
Closubnck scam of headband indicated
by large "0" perforation. Pleat creati-
To polish stoves use. boiled linseed
To prevent the skin front discolor-
ing after it fall or blow, trike a little
dry starch, moisten it with cold wa-l‘
ter and lay it on the injured part.
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it is a good plan ‘0 pepper a carpet .. the lower right hand corner every lint .
h' ~kl~ . 1 wt _ I” both" icce oil in this group can be reproduced from in: on slot perforations, bring folded
t to, y Jus rert ti . 3 D .. l .3; yard or 27-inch material. The fourth edges to corresxyonding lines of small
furniture has ‘0 “‘5‘ on it» “3 this, design calls for 715 yard. The itiodt-ls "o" perforations and press; lntcrliue
helps to keep nrotlrs, etc., away. ’ trimmed with ribbon require about 11.9 with canvas and face. Jnln band and
yard from 1 to 1% inches widc. putt“ to: notched, ccntcrs even. Trim
'1‘) )1 rent any unpleasant odor de . For the tam with the toll quill first “'llli ribbon 1 lllL'h wide.
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voloping in the water of flower vases'
change daily and put a tiny piece or“
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DINNERS AND BANQ UETS A SPECIALTY.
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To give a soft finish to shirt waists
land» delicate fabrics when launder-y ti
irrg them use cornstarch. Take onel
tablespooufui of cornstarch, mix it
with a little cold water, stir into one}
quart..boiling water; boil two minutes.
A piece of French gloss the size of!
a bean adds to smoothness. Dilute . .
with cold water to desired consist- .. _ . . )
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End HeadaChes,'Coido, Sour . g . ,
stomaol\ ;
Get a 1Ment box. 3
Sick headache, biliousne'ss, dizzl-l
tress. coated tongue, foul taste and.
foul breath—always: trace them to
torpid liver; delayed, fermenting food=
in the bowels or.sour, gassy stomach. t
Poisonous matter clogged in the in-l
testinos, instead of being cast out of;
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- ROOM, HALL, DEN 0R LIBRARY. ,
High Grade Goods y
have put. on just forty poundsdurlng
the last forty days, and never felt
stronger, .
, 'Tonolino Tabs are a powerful induc-
or' to nutrition. increases cellgrowtlr,
food. increases the number of blood.
corpuscles and on a necessary result
builds up muscles, and solid health!
flesh, and rounds out the film-o.
'i‘or women who can novor appear
stylish in anything they won- because
of thotr thinness this tomorhobio
trout-int my pron a revolution. It
ion bounty notoroowoilooo (on
builds and sum manor.
W Toto out“ in oJMoyo'
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lblood. When this poison reaches the‘
the.system is reabsorbed into the?
At Medium" Prices. ’
That possess the quality that may be depended upon in all
the new and popular designs.
A. J. Collins Company,
FUNERAL DIRIG‘I’OR. AND [MIAIMIRQ
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delicate brain tissue it causes conges< l
tion and that dull, throbbing, sicken-l
ins headache. i
Coscarets immediately cleanse the;
stomach. remove the sour, undigested 5
food and foul gases, take the excess;
bile from tho liver and carry out all;
the constipated waste matter and polo-
ono In tho bowels, l
A Concord tonixht will ouroiy .‘
straighten you out by morning. They
work with you sloop-o Mount but
non "fifth-null! noon your hood
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