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EINE SUGGESTIONS
EGN G000 GINNIING
Mutton Kidncys~Take. a spoonful
of butter and two spoonfuls of flour.
Brown in a pan, moistening with a lit.-
' tie broth. Then add some chopped
white onions, parsley, bay lief, salt.
and peper; let simer for half an hour
with a little lemon juice and a small
glassrof Madeira wine ‘or sherry. Stir
and throw in four fresh muton kidneys
cut in very thin slices. Simm’er or boil .
very slowly five minutes. and serve on
squares of butteredw toast or a few
pieces of friend bit-con.
Corn Bread-To a cupful of yellow.
‘indian meal ad two tablespoont‘uls oi"
,‘lflour. one of powdered sugar, one egg.
white and lolk beaten separately 11
"teaspoonful of baking powder and a
filittle salt. .Stir the whole throughly
‘with milir to form a thick batter, put
_:in a butered tin or porcelain pan and 1
White in a brisk oven. '
Sweet Potatoes—Wash the
then try theln in butter and sprinkle
{them with brown shgar, maple sugar
'or molasses. Keep warm until served.
~0ralige Square—Melt some fondant
in a doubleboiler. and stir into it
) meats and
‘ quanw
‘jtity‘ of potatoes you wish for your .
family. Boil them until they are nearly 1
over the other layers
Cover with waxed paper and set it
werh ere it will cool quickly. When firm,
break down the sides of the box and
cut into slices or cubes.
Tomato Soup Jelly
I To one can of condensed tomato
1soup add one-half can of boiling
water, one teaspoon of sharp vinegar
or sherry if preferred; one-half of a
grated onion, one-half of a green pep-
er. not too finely chopped, and bring;
all to the boiling point. Season to
‘taste with paprika and salt. Dissolve
one-half box of gelatin in cold water,
‘gelatine and stir well. Pour into soup
icups and place in refrigerator until.
,chilled. Serve very cold.
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then pour the boiling soup over the,
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SIIGGESIIGNS ABGNI
IIIE ARE IN DRESSING
More than ever necessary is it to
‘shrink wash materials before mak-
Eing up when it is intended to combine
two of different weaves in the same‘
blouse. Unless this is done. a single
laundering will produce woeful results. 1
INPGIIIIINE ENINGS
All SNGNID NNGW
Many of the waists have a high col- A cuff‘of chiffon so deep as to com-- I You should always begin to mend
m that opens in front, and an “n. pose quite half of the sleeve is aiyour stockings on the wrong side.
piecement that forms a round yoke feature of a new frock of faille. It 1il’ut your needle in 11 full half-inch to
and descends into a. wide front panel widens in wing shape toward the bot— = the right of the hole and slightly
decorated by flower clusters of hand tom and hasarow of small buttons on abate whe1c the cloth is firm. Ex-
embroidery ithe top of the arm Such cuffs should lend a vertical line (that is, a line
Lapels are also ”an in the import-1 be matched by deep roll collar, sim. 'that runs up and down) of small
ilarly trimmed with buttons stitches the saute distance below the
lllole: now Iulil and keep ,\"out sec-
ed models—Jame soft ones that drape;
—AdVert1se in The Sentinel.
Efirst and see that spaces are always
lopposite stitches.
corners. A rather wide beading, a
shade off the white, is seen in some I
'new blouses [[88 MEI If BACK I At the end of each row leave 3
Lace blouses have a bolero over- little loop to allow for shrinking
I blouse of lace and touches of colored ,
to an open V front. Silk blouses otten
jmstoh the coat linings. Those on tail-
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‘on the military collar.
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‘-Sho Mixed Sulphur With it To Re.‘
star. Color, Gian, Thlckneu.
hdesigner always does very successful
“mm“ ”Ede" “a.” brewed “m “I beading: hand r1111 tucks dispose of the kidneys they become overworked:
1900‘” “991 them ““1 we" lengthwrse heaVy tea With sulphur and “mom“ the fullness. Sleeves are still set in get sluggish; cleft lip and cause 11“
when the stocking goes to the laun-
Idry. Each low of stitches should be
111 little longer than the one before.
The Care of Shoes.
AND NIDNEIS IIIINE
TAKE A GLASS 0F SALTS TOE
FLUSH KIDNEVB IF BLADDER |
BOTHER8 YOU
satin in the vest or girdle, The collars
are high in the black, but descend in-'
ored lines make a great deal of their;
fancy buttons, which follow right up,
ishort dresses. The laced shoe has
come in again for both morning and
afternoon wear. though the type va-
ries. b‘dr morning the vamp has a
finish of dull tan or black leather, with
a light fawn or tan top. For atter~
noon the vamp is of patent leather and
A bit of color is used on the white Eating meat regularly eventually
blouse; this is a thing the Parisian produces kidney trouble in some form
or other. says a well- known authority,
ly. Seams are all put together with because the uric acid in meat excites
ond line of stitches very close to the
, The care of the shoes is an absolute]
necessity with the new fashion of}
the top is of paler shades, is trimmetr‘
added WI" turn gm)" “Naked and fancy kimono shape or raglan. The sorts of distress, particularly back-
faded hair beautifully dark and quur- ; sctdu sleeves scent to belong espec- ache and misery in the kidney region;
iant remove every bit of dandruff,. ially to the lingerie blouses. They are rheumatic ”“1393 severe headaches.
lstop scalp itching and failing 1111112. long, “ugh”. rum... in“, a three or acid stomach constipation. lorpld llv boot.
Jug! a few applitations will prove a. four inch cuff that fastens by pearl 3". sleeplessne‘ss bladder and urinary!
with a bit of the patent leather and is
altogether a more decorative type or
candied orange peel cut into tiny sttip rmeintion if your hair is fading. gray muons 0,. loops
irritation. 1
TRUE USEFULNESS.
Pour into a lined box or grcuscd
square or oblong pan. \Vlten' partly
Ecool‘, mark off into squares and deco-
" rate the top of each square with a
11iny star out out of the candied 01:111 '0
though is troublesome.
11a) is to get the ready to use tonlt
‘costing about 50 cents a large bottle
peel. The fondant should be ilnlorcd at dius stores. known as “Wyi'eti 8. .1
ISage and Sulphur Compound," thus
with orange.
Ezli‘ruit Mats—To make a delicious
11113111 loaf, melt one half cupful of ton-I
avoiding a lot of moss.
or d1y,sc1uggly and thin Mixing the
Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home.1 form we 8mm. ground of a Mouse to neys nrent acting right or it bladder though...“ "he, "does not depend
A“ easier. be worn with a black tailored nuit. bothers you, get about four ounces 0‘ on the outward results which can be
'E’I‘lle effect is very smart but such 11 Jim Suits "0‘“ any 300d I’E‘m“‘.“°y' l estimated in terms of money. or in ex-
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The tnoment your back hurts or kld- E
Black and white harlequin diamonds "The usefulness of a life." says' .1
tube 9- WEIEG‘POOMM 1“ a glass or “'8‘; ternal works which can be tabulated
“'1‘ before breakfast for a few days .und counted up, or may be conspicuous
Shudowcd- striped chinchilla makes ’and your kidneys “'1" 3.1““ Mt fl“9-111 the annals of the world but on the
(harming snort coats for young girls TM” mmm's “"3 ‘5 made "0"” “‘9 realization by each soul that life has
blouse (Oiiltl be worn only occasional
While wispy, gray. faded 111111- 15 T1115... coats come ready made blocked acid of grapes and' .cmon juice mm In”. it a. real purpose- on the “wasp '
-dont, add half a teaspoonfu] of extract 'not sinful we all desire to retain our oil in blue. green or ten and are even blood with 11111111} and has been used search for divine guidance as to what
of almond or vanilla, and stire in two youthful Appearance and attractive-
tahiespoonuls of candied cherries cut 11653 BY darkening your hair With
into quarters. Then add a tablespoon- Wyetlt's Sage and Sulphur, no one can
fill of chopped anegllca. When mixed, 'tell because it does it so naturally. so
pour into a lined candy box in an ev- Eevenly. You just dampen a sponge
en layer. Melt one half cupful of cho- or soft brush with it and draw this
.colato fondant and stir into it one-Ethrougli your hair taking one small
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Jourth cupful of (hopped dates and
other flavor with \nnilla Pour over gray hairs have disappeared. and, of- ‘tapers at either end and the cut edge
the other layer in the box Melt one-
half cupful of maple londant and stir
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nut ,
strand at a time: by morning all
for another application or two, your
hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy.
soft and luxuriant.
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SELECTED SEEDS FOR GARDEN, FIELD AND
RED, WHITE AND YELLOW ONION SETS.
FERTILIZERS.
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more appealing than the plain €010"! for generations ‘0 “““h clogged Md' that purpose is, and the loyal and
though of course me somewhat less 1183's 11nd Stlmillate them to normal cheerful acceptance of it when it “is
practical on account of the predomln- activity. “‘50 ‘0 neutralize ”"3 acids made known.
once of white. ‘ In the urine so it no longer irritatosu! Many things worth knowing are not
Anotlller place for the little lace ruf'— thus ending bladder disorders learned in school or college. Some of
tie is on the outer scant of the sleeve, Jad Stills cannot injure anyone, Ethem are learned in the wholesome
extending a couple of inches or so makes a delightful effervescent lithia-t ,round of simple every-day duties
:eabov and below the elbow. This one water drink which millions 0‘ mcn andE BUSINESS WOMANS’ MAGAZINE.
:women take now and then to keep the! March 1915
kidneys and urinary organs clean. thus l
[avoiding serious kidney disease 5
of tlle sleeve is finished with ornamen
tal buttons.
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'or'factory. or she may be called To
"stay quietly at home. lf she grasps
the truth that it is her real vocation.
her life will be happy and of use.
BUSINESS WOMAN'S MAGAZINE,
March. 1915:
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I A WISE MERCHANT
I advertises his goods. it he cannot do
it in a large way he uses the Sentinel
classified "For Sale" columns. Call
up the once. and an ad. man will out)
A DEFINITE AIM.
Relative to the importance of hav-
i.csrncd writes:
The girl who has discovered her
New Spring
Her training may be that of a teach-
er, an artist. a journalist, stenogrsp'h~
or. or nurse. or she may work in shop
For the
South Norwalk.
There is N0 TIMI-2 like the PRESENT to Prepare
FUTURE.
Merrill Business College
Stamford.
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Men’s Spring Stilts
In All the New, Snappy, tip-to-
Dato Models.
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Lace! Beets
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We have them in all the popular -
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