2toast and place in the oven until the
cheese melts.
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acup and a half.
milk ten minutes.
Quick, Potato Soup.
ut enough raw potatoes to make:
Boil iii a quart of
, l
Marshmallow Cream. Season and sen e.1
This is a most delicious dessert'
which may be easily made and takes.
the place of a frozen dish. Cut half‘
1.11:: .. ..
ahd two stiffly beaten whites of eggs,2and d0! W222) pieces 02 butter.
one oupful of walnut meats broken in.
hits. a tablespoonful of powdered sug-2
ar and a pinch of salt. Flavor with
any desired flavoring and serve in
sherbet cups. Garnish with cubes of
_ jelly or with candied cherries.
Whipped Potatoes.
Boil and mash, add a little milk andj
butter and whip five minutes with any
i
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Maryland Salad. .
Chop four sweet red peppers. add2
one cream cheese and half a cup of2
chopped cabbage. Pour over a dressf; '2
ing made from (our tablespoons
, 2olive oil two of vinegar and one ot'2
‘. ’ 'hili uce.
. Filled Cookies. 2 E22 2
l
l
7'??? half ((‘llpflll ot’ shortening 21.111 1 I
a cupful of sugar, onc egg and half a
cupful of sweet milk in which one
teaspoonful of soda is dissolted. Sift
,three and a half t-upfnls of flour with
two tenspoontiils of cream of tartar
‘aadd a teaspooiii’ul of vanilla and mix
fiwell. roll out thin and cut with 11
(:0 k1' ('iitt2e". f on“ 1 _ , 2
o ‘ 2 2 a (222222222 022 (221222 over it. A little finely chopped (li‘l'fd'
r . . 2 2 . .
M alilllh nitli 2’2 I” l cupful "2 beef or ham mixed with the egg would
water. a tabtespooiifiil of flour and . I
2
I
Buttered Eggs on Toast. .
Melt a rounding tablespoon of but-2
ter in a double boiler. then add ton
651:3 beaten slightly with half cup of:
milk or half milk and lialf stock. Stir}
until the eggs begin to thicken, which 2
will not take long. Have the toastedl
bread ready and pour the egg niixturel
_ , 2 2 be :1 tasty ildillil'lll. Season the mix-
lemon juice to taste. “llen lhlt'k rc-
. 2 lure to taste bcfmc 11.111rin1' 0191‘ the
move and place a teaspoontul on the toast. .
. (Dairy, cover with another, and bake
_ until brown. A filling 01' figs and dates
,2 may be used instead of raisins if so
desired.
, String beans either canned or fresh-
: ly cookedmake a most satisfying sal-
ad. with a bit of chopped onion and
any salad dressing dcsircrl.
,.
Information for
Lung Sufferers
The nttiktrs of L1 kmnns Altera-
ti1c will he 1lL-11s1d to send reports
of fetouiies from l2tllll‘l‘l‘rultl is and
11 booklet of inttrt-st to slintitrs,
with 111t11r111.iti111 about diet and '
frcsli tiii'. Investigillc this i'ilSt‘I--
2H! Susquehanna \vc.. l'hlla.. I'a. I
"My Dear Sin—For two years I 1
was afflicted with hemorrhage. of 2
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.
2
1
1
2
Eagles: Muffins.
Mix two cups of flour with two leil~2
spoons of baking powder, three tea-
spoons of sugar and one cup 111' milk.
Bake in a quick oven.
the lungs. and later I win- tithe.
with in severe attack of pneumonia.
“'llen I recovered nuilll'lcutl)‘ to
walk about the house I was left
with a frightfnlt hut-hing rough.
which no medicine I had taken could
Illn'lnte. It “1'.- nt thls tsz. March.
1002. that I started tnklm: Bclunuu'l
Alter-tho. In it short tlnu my
t-ouu'h wru- mine lllltl I was pro-
nounced well. I'cnnnot ape-k too
highly for the good it has done.”
I «Mn-Minted 1 ,
(Signal) HOW U") 1.. KLO'I‘Z.
Eckiinin' a Alterativc. is most (illca-
cious 1'11 lironr'iiitil t'iit'nrrh and se-
verc tlirout tititi lung “Net-lions and
up-builtlini.r the s1stein. Contains
no harmful or habit—forming drugs.
Acct-pt no substitutes. Small size.
3|: rcizular sizc. $2. Sold by leading
druggists. Write for booklet of re-.
ctivorics.
Corn Fritters.
Mix two cups of corn with half
cup of milk, half a cup of flour. 111111
egg, :1 tablespoon of Illt'llt’d lmttcr
and a teaspoon and a half of baking:
_ powder. Drop in boiling fat by small
spoonfuls.
1'I
Cheese Toast.
. Mix a cup of cheese with a table- “on.“ 1,..1.umton. Philadelphia.
spoon of butter. and a teaspoon of Sold by the Clifford Pharmacy and
dry mustard. Spread on buttered the Stillson Powell Corporation.
,great deal for sport coats, Small clothmvered bum,“ are way Elastic. Slet'l, 51111. mot." and .11..
22?” down the front of the waist in you”221'1'121121h222132z-u1212ffl1l 212121 2212122122212ngn 22222222212122
New colo s are ariiiv blu, e 2 2 2 s 22222 22
‘ | _ - e B 1 0‘ 1201“, and continue {“209 on we2wat lit-gain. and that muons that A111-
giau due and battleship gray. skirt Hit-an “'(Illltn will 11111
2are usually made 1111 and down of the2
2'96.
EPARTMENT
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SUGGESIIOIIS [23001
THE AIII 0f DRESSING
White corduroy
blue stripe is checked blue and white
and through the white stripe are
flecks of heavier threads. The neat
side-closing of the waist corresponds.
with the sidecloslng on the skirt. The.
cuffs and collar are of blue crepe
which matches the blue in the stripe. 1
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”(HV 1‘” CLEAN «oust-Yrs.
will be used a
lllllu>l llttlllllt 2
The sheer [rocks with many frills ‘0' ”‘9“ “Us ““2“ “cm“ «“"es ‘1“
and ruffles are particularly swan this 2the othtr side of the Atlantic.
2season and bav lf . 2 So. ptthnps, tlic comets that you
8 a retita mm lean were going to discard in fa1or of om-
.———_
[280118 by Flowered organdies and of the new models had lelt'l‘ be fix,-
Iawns make these charming dresses, ed up and worn for a fcw inontlis
121a well as the plain white and colors. “mg“ .
First of all launder the corsets
0N2 very pr6tty white orgaiidy uhttll then stitch thcm when stitthts ar-1 '
I liked had a 8“" slashed “1’ at ule2’1"}lltt'dtd and add ncw \1idt cliistits.
jkneeleiigtli. about twelte incliesund tl111 will IJt' 111 Icust
2apart all around the skirt Tile bot “IX "10'1”.” 111nm!-
‘tom of the skirt slid the slashes were “0 ”"2 l“”"“"”"" "n ‘2 2'22" ”22”“
111' day, prefer ahl1 Ullt‘ “"Iltll :1 t-tttod
edged around nitliaooutinuous three 11111121 is “Owing- in; n", 1.111111.
inch 111111: of the organdr These deep2t'ol'sct string 1111-1 411.1111”: t2.....1
slashes and scallops are ten aity and l'luft wm 11:".1111 11ml naphtha sour if
good 1111'
I
1pretty, 2.1111ssll1l1- or if niiplithu soap is not ‘
1 int hand iidtl I’llllll‘ .1 Ilillt horny 11 2
. -fl..- *- . .__ ...,__ ,_, ”.311nolint1 111 watt-1'. Licc t'ttIStfl 12:11 I
'1111 imam or lablc and \1 llll'lirllsh \\'tl
26A.2fl284 PBHND 'N 42] DAYSIII tlioiouglih l‘htii 1.1.1111 to st'i'tili
’ from Illt' tun to luilnf with ('10) soap
-——-- suds if \oit 11,-.1 naphtha soiip.H'1'til1
l the 1111~'1t insidt 11nd t1tll 11111111: sur-
2REMARKA8LE RESULTS OF THE2illl llic liti-s .1iid status which an-
2 NEW TISSUE BU'LDER TONO 2usually ti11 tiiont soilttl 1111' clean
2 LINE TABLETS IN MANY CASES2 llinso tlic corst-t b\ 11 1111: smith
1 OF RUN-DOWN MEN AND WOM.l1ricli '1nd «Icon. t'It'tll' \\'.’l'i'l'. Iit't‘ll-
2 EN 1.1111, 1"111s11t tint on board but liiti'nlnjg
until 111111 sitlt is llt't' from tic su s
1Prove It Yourself by 822ng ‘ Box “11- more clear \\‘:1l1'l‘ iist-d tor rin—
2’ 0' Tonollne Table“ Now- 23in: '.Ill' whitt-r tlic cors~i will lm.
2 2233' George, i never saw anything .\ lint. tinting wutcl' turnt-d on 111
like lite effects or that new treatment ithc lust Hung tlic curmI-t out in 1:111
" t 1'.tl iit't- 111'1'1' llt-
lonollnc Tablets. for building up 0'221212211112211222112122122 22112111212221 Sn" m 1111
weight and lost nerve force. It “('l"tl’111111k11. mus “whim: “m.
more like a miracle tliatia medicine,” 1
said a well-known gentleman yester.2 Plaster of parts mixed with flour
day in speaking of the revolution that 2 and water and sugar and sprinkled
had taken place in his condition, “I 2 around will kill cockroaches.
; began to think that there was nothing —-—- .
on earth that could maketme {111.11 In roasting meat turn it OVer with
tried tonics, dlgestlves. lieaVy eating,,a spoon instead of 11 fork. as a fork
. ' ‘ diets, milk. beer and almost every- picrt es the. meat and lets the juice
iir:2z2u221::22;112:l2 “6:19:::::;:: 3:30;; thing else you could think of. r1111 otit. .
the spring and summer tiot ks ’I‘Iiey2 Any man 022 woman Who is “22222 ‘2‘ .
' ‘ can recover normal weight by the Milk that. has just furlieo can be
best new treatment Tonoline Tablets. 2 swcctcncd and 111111111 ill to use. by slit“
“l have been thin for years and be-.ring in 11 little soda.
A Simple Dress Developed in
Striped Voile.
stripe, but NIL‘I'O is quite a vogue this1
year, for those who are slender gun to think It was natural for me
enfiugh m 1222“” of 2" m have ”WIto be that way. Finally I read about The short ends of candles. meltcd
an"? mam; 11p running round ““1 the remarkable processes brought and mixed with equal parts of turpen-
mu" 2“" 11 2h“ "p and am" is1about by use of Tonollne Tablets so I tine. make a line polish for floors and
"8"‘2' 11111 “"2‘ "”“mmgs °2 "““““2decided to try them myself Well. Ollt‘lotlls,
running all Hlollnd. In the illustra- 2when I look at myself in the mirror2
tion is it claims». trim fiock made “D2now I think it is somebody else I
have put on just forty pounds during
A ripe'tonitito will clean the hands
after paring fruit. If very stained
’ 2 iln striped iilue-niitlwhite crepe. I'Iarli
H
33:33 ”fig”: 0 o o o o o o o . . .
gzoOO: 00. 2:9...” W“¢”0”:”O”:”H””H””O”:”:”? “1- III]; “as ilsillf; (.Ttl‘V (llll' lllld She
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‘ r ‘ J lutomc tlicy would come to grit-f- She
3: one 131111 Y STORY 3.
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John Bitmf’s Infaiuafion
By Esther Vandeveer
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“2' being :1btc tn 2,... ll';1'llL-l',t-spetlllll_‘v in 1
the muttct oi jt \\ clry lie made Iier‘
presents of 11 t'cw iiicxpciislve orna-
mt'iits. but they tlltl not 11111111 to satisfy
bur. John found her very fascinating.
and lil order to aziiii her good will pro
duccd articles of greater value. Finally
he found hinisclt‘ so deeply infatuated
that he proposed marriage.
star‘s; -
2" “Jim Blunt. gciiilcuiuns vulct by
tn'ofesslon, just now out of 11 position.
Wits-going up to his 111111111111 tli_- {111.1 tli
_ floor of a tciicuictit house when ht- 1111-
tlced n dainty glove on the stair he»
2 fore him. Social: :1 figure in skirt."
— ahead of him. I111. pit-kcd up tlic glove
2 and. hastening 1111. asked the comely
i
been born in' her. and his 01d muster
use a lemon digg i111: your lingers into
. and it will also clear your finger
nails.
the last forty days, and never felt
was afraid that without 11 pcrmniicnt “”0989? 2“
'l‘onollne Tabs are a powerful induc-|
would rather rt-iiitilu single and be a or to nutrition. increases cell ——-’
oltltly‘s iiitiid than he married and In food increases the number 0' blood When frving sausage, roll them in
.povcrty. corpuscles and as a necessary result 2flour before placing in the pan. This
But John did not 1212122222122322111102221112125; builds up muscles, and solid healthy: will prevent them from bursting.
3iovc for jcwurv 11111111 0 0 flesh. and rounds out the figure,
the stoc‘. blotter, {:1th him another lip For women Who can nfler appear
and he made mote money. This time Isiyllsh in anything they wear because
he. gave Susan 11 bracelet 11 serpent 2.! their thinness thls remarkable1
with ruby eyes. Again Susan was de- tireutment may prove a revelation it
lighted and seemed to Will'm;bllt.213 a beauty maker as well as a form
though on the v ergo of consenting. site builder and nerve strengthener.
did not consent. .
One day John ‘lllIOd to sec. his love Tonoline Tab“ “3t 31 for a 5M”; 1following is excellent: First rub the
treatment. M drugglsts or mailed y surface with lemon skin and salt:
when she was not at home. Her
mom" received ““9““ said to him: American Proprietary Cm. Boston, when this is finished wipe the surface
"I’m doing all I can for you. John. Mass. For sale by Plaisted’s Drug
Store
with Susan. Pei-severe and you‘ll win.
It’s the jewels tlitit‘s dblng it."
u
When washing marble waslistaiids
and maiitel- shelves. never use soap. as
it spoils the polished. s11rl'.ace A little
ammonia added to the water is all
that is reduired.
For cleansing a copper kettle the
quickly and rub with a drv chamois
skin.
2 Prepared Espm'ally For T1112: Newspaper
young woman he overtook if the glove
belonged to her. She siiiilingiy 11-.
knowledged that it did and 111111de
2 Mr. Blunt actordimzly. Moreotei. he
a noticed or t'uiitlcq he noticed a lool;
of ndtiiiitition in the 1011111: 111111111115
eyes, which was not surpris' ug. for be
To his surprise Susan refused him. ‘
Nevertheless ftoiii time to time she
gave him encouragement to hope that
she might rotoiisitlct lit-1' refusal. She
siild that she had expensive tastesund ‘
was afraid that he would not be iililt
to gratify them She hinted tit 11 suit
Was 11 gdod looking mun.
"1"111'e11t seen you in the building
hefo'l'é." said John. “'Af’e you buet‘l'
’ere. long?" .1
. “Honly a fe“ davs. Me and myl
2~ mother are a couple 0' 1001113 on the 1
22. next flDOI nbo1e, but Ill not be ’ero
very long. I in looking for 11, place."
“What kind of it place?"
1.1'. a plumber. who had made 11 great
deal of money. lmt shc did not love
him. Nevertheless she was thiztkiuu‘,
of marrying him because he could git-11:
her what she craved-jewels.
Upon this .Iolin shied 'off for awhile.
Susan didn't seem to Illllltl the change
in his attentions to her 11 bit. Indo. 1'1
Klieescnrcely noticed him when they
22 '2A2lad3'23 maid." met. Ono day she told him that she.
223191)"? 1 Ci”! 2021‘ ."0" ‘0 tbat. I'm was in receipt of handsome presents
a ‘valley‘ tiiysclf when I‘m at vvork and i from the plumber and site expected :1
know a lot 0' swell folks.“
pioposal.
g;-_111 you 110- please let 1111' know- I 11‘ Soon after six:- had 10111 John this 11:
g inNo. 9 on the next door above."
Lcumo to her one day with a brooch,
» The very 110“ 011.“ Ml‘. Blunt 111D~1coiit17liiing several large diamonds. tell-
. M at No. 9 and was mhniitt'll by lug her that his last master, a stock-
, an elder}: wonniu. 11h» called out. broket 4“"; often him a tip by which
“Susan!" lid in come the young 110- 1 be hm] made n 10¢. of money He had
“'32” he had “It" ”I“ d") 2’91“?” “9 spent a part of it for his beloved Su-
said he had called '10 get some lafor- sun.
“.2 ““9!” as ‘0 “I‘M “"m‘i‘ ““9 “mild Susana eyes sparkled with pleasure
mm: and other heats of like nature. at seeing the ornament sné put it on
W l" reality be “a" di‘élmufi 0’ 10"” 1 and admired it and herself in 11 mirror.
8W" 1‘ flififlmlm‘me ' - “You look fine‘ in it. Susan." said her
There are trlflt'l's umpng the lowly how, am .0 'uppy at my luck In.
Mfwell as among the swells. and Mr. milking the money to buy It for you”
' was bent on till clinic with the , seeing as aw now W“ noednt a", to
lady's timid He called often. 8”“ )‘0lll‘8t‘lftotlla plumber"
J” “WWW“ “WWI“! I” l” min" But 811111111 did not quite accede to
OW Susan seemed a I’“ 2th timimltiou. John begged her to
w 0' “MI and ”"9"” "1d 3"- 11nd his suspense and agree to marry
con-WWW“ il‘tnm. butane-aid thattbeoxpenseof
I
2evcnlng he tried it again with a like
'chesl. soreness in throat and lungs-
DINNERS AND BANQ UETS A SPECIALTY.
After this John become reckless in
Ibis gifts. and before long Susan pos-
Iscsscd jcwels enough to decorate it.
2dncbess.
One day when. John called at No.9
be elicited no response. He tried the
ulcer and found it loc.ked The same
result. \\ ban a couple of days had
passed and No. 9 was still locked John
made up his mind that something was
wrong. He disappeared himself. _
Susan had returned to tbe'home of 11
Wealthywomnn with whom she lived
as hcr maid. A friend of this lady,
also wealthy. had lost vultinble jewels
and had suspected her son’s valet.
Avcrse to publicity. she would have
stood 2 her loss without appealing to
the police find 1101' Susan, hearing of
the case front lici- mlstrcss. voluntécr-
ed to make an attempt to wheedle
lhcm mom of the thief
John was not troubled. but the jew—
cls were returncd to tbcit' owner. and
Susan wns well rewtirdod.
The 11111; James inn
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Gre t2 Spring Sale
Demonstrating our power as Givers of Great Values. No-
where will you find New Spring Merchandise at: such
wonderfully low rices. Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits, oats.
Skirts. Dresses, ais'ts, Hats and Millinery Trimmings.
THEPARI Cloaks a
Millinerv
33 sou'm 1111111 111-.
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QUICK ACTION WANTED. .
When one is coughing and spitting
——wltli tickling throat. tightness in
when head is aching and the whole
liody‘rusked with a cough that won't
permit. sleep—he wants immediate rel
lie. Thousands say Foley's Hone!‘
anti Tar Compound Is the surest and.
cjilcttest actin': medicine for coughs.
SO2UTH_ NORWALK.
colds. mono and is 31111110. Bold av-
mhsro. ' .
6dfy Mamet/cal
flame Drew/faking
{enmity
RIC
by Pictorial Review
haven't! m JUVENILE nouns.
yoke and standing collar are added. 295'
yard of lace or embroidery will be
needed.
The home dressmaking lesson today
deals particularly with the construc-
tion of the dress, which may have
plain or puffed sleeves. For the waist,
however, the first step is to close the
shoulder seam of the waist and form
a tuck. creasing on slot perforations in
front and back; stitch 1 inch from
folded edge. Close under-arm seam as
notched. Turn hem in back at notch—
es. Center-back indicated by large
"1)" perforations. Turn hem at lower
edge on double “oo” perforations.
Gather upper edge of front and back
between double “TT” perforations. and
gather on crosslines of small "0" per-
forations near upper edges and at
waist- line. Adjust stay to position on-
EMBROIDERY
N0.Il569
WSW I'm GUI“ 6t 36
MIN
Pain-inf Md I q
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derneath gathers at waist—line, centers
even (large "0" perforation indicates
center-back), bringing small "0" per-
‘ forationa to under—arm seam. Center-
-I.'21'nck of trimming pleco lndtcatcd by
large "0" perforation; miter, bringing
corresponding single small “0" perfo—
rations together and adjust on front
and back, centers and neck cdgcs even.
Turn Iicni at back edge of shield at
mtchcs; sew collar to neck edge as
notched.
Beginning at large "0" perforation.
close back scam of skirt, finishing
edges above for opening. Turn under
thc hem and gather upper edge of skirt.
betwccn double “TT” perforations. Scw
to skirtbatid, centers even, bringing
small *0" pt-rforatinns together; fold
A dainty frock for the girlie from 6 sltlrtbnnd through center; fell remain-
to 14 years of age is that having the ing edge over seam. Adjust to post-
walst and tunic cut in one. tion underneath waist, centers even;
The model calls for 4% yards fill-Inch stitch akii'tbnnd to stay underneath
or 3'11. yards 64-inch material. If 11 waist.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 6134. Sizes 6, 3, 10, 12 and It years.
15 cents. ‘
6I34
Suitable for 1111- girl of impression-
iible ycars is this frock of embroidered
linen. The French touch is expressed
in the belt of black satin.
Price,
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$312. 50 Sanitary Glass ' :32
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Every Day Is a Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set Day.
For RICH and POOR.
Present this Coupon' at our office with 5 others of con-
secutive dates and the cost amount of expense items, and
get this
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Every set ”guaranteed—Strongest, Most Durable, Most
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For the l-‘IIT llllll.
Miami Business College ' '-
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South Norwalk. Stamford. I211
Port heater.
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