ml Gilli must.
stat-yous ems.
_ fousweotred peppers: add
oceans chemo and belt creep of
T . when. Pourcyeradzess-er
. Ma from four tam or
-‘ olivi on. two of vinegar and one or
/
Cranberry Pie;
rice acouoisugarsudoueenpof
,lsne‘spléplstsm-mn
mess the cranberries; can
T ToiT-crust'andlayontoptuiorm:
Pancake scosu.‘
T Put six ounces oi flour into a basin.
Tedd a‘_ pinch of salt and break in one
‘ egg Hake a very- aill~ batter with
sweet milk. to which rennet has been
“'oyddedor use sour mllkud cream
Qrao‘aTe the griddle with butter or meth
a Tsmall niece of butteniutno smoilest.
nine omelet pan and put in the batter.
asTior the table nod add five tallie-
spooni‘uls of cream “and three tablev
spoonfuls of sugar. Stir until the .
sugar is dissolved and cool. Have in M m N
reedinaasqa mixture or one conflict . >
cream that has been beaten in a little
hot water, the silly-whipped white 0!
one egg and two tablesumtsu’ or in the new tallleurs it is the oust-V
powdered sugar. Turn into the m- that are military; skirts almat invariv
cram! inane not unite as firm so you silly. follow the early Victorian linen
mounts Illu-
would. incessant. of flare from belt to hear. it seems
- rather s pity that the military talli-
TIananaCI-oam. ions. did not ‘hrrive 'sloug with very
W “I!!!“ banana» 8min“! ohmwakirtae—cho sidearm» ;:
~ , overthsnmapiulcdpnwdcredm‘mmmt mm;
m: “3+3.“th nmofm ummnpinsdlnieooimm MNMNWWMWM
then Woodwind! thmnsh‘o m nice lino take away somewhat iron
ricer
freeze slowly: steely narrow skirts not departing ran,
'——‘—-" tally from the straight. slim line oi
Lemon rum... maTscu‘lino trousers. Every regiment
lemon. add all the juice and mix with inspiration and one sees a queer lulu».
threeouarters cup oi sugar and one bio of military eiiocts in some oi that
egg beaten light. Cook until thick spring cobtulaeor designed torns strike
and smooth stirring oil the time: Use log and captivating rather than to ex:
a double boiler. or o small sauce _pon press ‘sinoerity of tyno.
set in another of hot water. . , , ;
.Oi all the uniform cunts pressed into, j _T
Cocos Gingerbread.
‘ T service. the lathe cost is most used.‘
Put one half cup of sour milk into
theboot eunbedenowlthoutol—
i
“3:.
-Boatintothe'fruit,puiyhaita“ themsugmthatwouldaot“ —
PM oi “dimmed; crew Isomemmmmmoyaw.
venient to manage. also Even a very
upturn woman. enceped in a long cor-
Mudfllydrasoedintothebargaln,
can. get into her laced walking boots
m- mess—m without mm fool
the lacing comes in theyner aide of . i
imlilll film
ill 8mm Milli
Disinfection Telephones.
Many a woman, housed by a cold
amuses herself and attends to necee
I 1.817 business over the telephone. But
’ when all the rest of the family come
down with like colds, she wonders
. how they caught it. become she boo
I “not kissed W Nobody thinks
M
posits knee.
tootisreetedcotheop
-Adver_tiao- in The Sentinel
[MMflmiathmamTeow
. . nose? The average household dooso
. .. -T not even think oi dusting out the
transmitter. and it is cleaned unison- T
Tbs-’avw on the occasional visits of the repair
Grate half the yellow rind from a in the field has been drawn upon for .
. man from the telephone company. As
w Her Heath” o Tmstter or fact. it should be washed‘
u; Oils «4 out froquontly with ,a disiniectant. l
m d w 3 “and. Even the earpiece/ls benontted by an
1. occasional cleuling. as it pesto against
allalk the hair end our of everybody"? in the
. W ”Va?“ 3'0"" is who want to call up headquartorm
Til-tr «unmet curad.. p. .
summation;
Some Dou'ts.
"lithmmhpiaoeeitbeteianhmT
_veniont harbogihsu that for gemg- _. .
‘ sunken into it frontitbothroat‘ and; -.
lids of medicinal house. to say nothgng of visiting work'oi ~
.6
.érronr
- Prepared Erprcr'dlyForThi: N'rwlpapn
by Pictorial Review ’
any of’racrical .
flame DPTQJ’J‘ flaking T.
a bowl with three-quartero cup oi mo~
lasses and onovqusrter cup of melted
shortening and add one well beaten
egg. Sift two cups of flour with one
quarter cup oi cocoa. cite level te's-
spoon oi ginger. one-hall level tes-
spoon of soda and a few grains of salt
Mix dry and liquid materials and beat
five minutes. Bake in shallow pen.
.~-.~—n—
Tie the thickness h. Pry on
llle!, Drain ‘5’ blotting paper,
._ on' ready to serve heat through
thoroughly. spread butter between and
T- TpTilaT all top of another in a hot mumn
. Alisha
F
3 ’ misnomer.
‘ :TVBlitT one and one-half ‘p‘lnts‘ot door
into a bowl and add one level teat
This little coat appeals to or'ory one . _
with its launty cut and guiety of or-. T
nameutotion. An adaptation oi the ‘
Jone coat is shown in a costume of;
blue cloth. This costume is particu- Til"
larl! military in conception with ital M
simple skirt and much braided and
buttoned coat oi dashing out. The suit
is built of very darkest blue broad-
.cloth—the real soldier blue color. “hi
the new uniforms oi the. French
hopsmy testimonial:
will help other-sui-
fering women to I
try your W
W' '—Mra.
nummmw;
AmiherWomenwhowheaFound
thdiufikhskham's
.. Vegetable Compound.
—— ‘STSome yearoi
3':thth
Don't expect your hair to shine un-.
less you brush it every night andi .
morning
Don't buy cheap boots and gloves.
Don‘t wear your walking dress in;
the house.
{Don't use a cheap. poor ribbon In
milllnory.
Don't sand anything to the laundry;
TTbeiore it is marked.
Don t, on any account put a dress
V ’FnoOnisl of bicarbonate of soda. 8m
Ttheeo together four times.“ lake a’.
mm in the middle of the hour and
pour in le0 cups of thick sour butter}
milk. hits in the flour quickly and
carefully until a soft bread dough is
termed. Roll out on a floured board
find knead lightly and rapidly. Spread
but to an inch in thickness and cut
vinto scenes with a round cake cutter.
[tub the griddle with a little snot sud
Tbook the scones slowly for five min-
iTitles 0n the other side. They should
~Tbe thoroughly done and nicely brown-
T ‘TTer on both sides .....
Wa-
Cofleo Frappe.
TT'Prepare one quart of strong coiled
‘ln -’
nu P0liiI. IlII
IIIIIcIIIIIIs REABYI
, {r- ..
(Continued FTran Fir’e‘t Page.) !
mothers will especially appreciate this
L. new addition to the resort
zTThe park Is beginning; to assume
T oculaiorm. The flower beds at tho
T T entrance— are . s T pleasant-:chango- (rout
.iormor. years and. will, be, especially at-
‘Vtractlve as the wumeruwentiler on-
V preaches; The work on the- -npen sir.
T;tllestre is nearly‘ completed and this
f place will be opened to the public on
most: Saturday-evening «with no at-
egectod near the picture theetre All
the delights of aorisl soiling. Twill be
some this summer by thong. who
Apatronlze the circle swing. The .mile
ride on. the roller coaster promises to
‘TbeTT another- repenter as a winner. .‘
’ file dancing pavilion will open on
fiaturday- for the coming season and
Thing else at the park will be
wuxopou on that day. Nonweik'ere.
_, o their duty and attend in large.
, Ttnl or Ts in the post.
EMNA, MAY 14~Scissors are do-
great demand in Viellpn. 'It does
seem to have occurred to the nu-
to perforate the coupon ps‘rts
Vnce these, Tinsieud of being
sud cellos in etcbnnge for con-w
.V Eben thousand“ who buys. been
5.30s them clones mile, Hbskers
hue than; also-gs disputes gr6*:_
Trlso his belly T .
Tfsgreeuble from my sight. I can draw
9- bftrsctlve program 01- fonture films, , :
' Hundreds of lights are being illotnll- ..
uulcipsl bread tickets; so: they .
ibe cut off with scissors: in ,
_te his... Veer-l. Hatters .to‘ iungTTsslx whim
”Do you keep any 86mm” "“3 troops, and slashed cost is embroider»
of course not. " “But ll drought I 5" ed with silver 00rd and trimmed with
0.119 in your kitchen?’ Oh we h". silver braid. There lea vest of brlsht
servants on the premises a day or two scarlet moire silk between the turned
at a time; but we don't keep them." back r e vers of the cost These rovers
_Houston Post. are elaborately braided and embroiden-
ed in silver and 'tho red vest fastens
Skeptic (after long winded argument with nickel buttons and cord loops.
—~The “c" '9' m“ is ‘ bungl ed job? The collar is particularly mull”! and
Ellen you sir. must lune noted defects though the hat is a sailor and not a
in the human organism. and thought small. military turban shape.» Its “m,
0' better physical contrivnnces TT Tpllcity accords well with the style or
Parson (with cool.ssrcssmI—-—Why. the suit. Do not overlook the boots
y,os ‘ really think l have. Y0“ "aflwbicll are the new side-lace sort. re-
when I want to shut out anything dis-”1v“ from the Victorian dnye. These
‘ Tsldelsce boots not only make the foot
and ankle look decidedly trim and
slender. but they are especially con~
down myTeyellds; but unfortunately I
haven‘t any flaps to my caulk-Bow;
no Transcript.
IIIIIIIIs III II III
IIIIIII__ III IIIIIII II:
It mmimu from First Pale.) '
260 union batters were attached. or
these batters only ‘186 are alive.
While “the union will not pay the
judgment, it recognizes in the pre-
sinble of its resolutions that the memT-
bets aiiectedwill lose their sovingo Tend '
perhaps their homes. and admith that '
the general organisation should rs.
iiéve them so for as possible. The
resolutions pledge assistance in those .
wordsi T ”T
slon between us at tbe'preocnt time
are the terms and manner of pay-[-
ment and not the amount. if your or-
ganisation desires to perform its writ
‘ten agreement to hold the defendants;
_ harmless. ample Opportunity will be
sliorded for it to do so; butaconclu-
‘slon must be reached at your present-
convention. If the United Hatters do.
sires to repudiate its contract with the
defendants. the law will take its
course " . '
g Insoles Any Agreement. ‘
President Sculloy sent a reply to
Mr Merritt Snturdsy in which hesoid-
among other things; . _
“Failing to receive a proposition
a
Levy anT Assessment. .,
“liesolvedT further,V TTlIa'Tt all assess"
merit of Ti per coni.T on the dollsr. o
the weekly earnings of the menthol-To
of life organization he and. the some
is hereby assessed and levied, ,to be
condoned, end the money reclined
therefrom shall constitutes fund to:
be used but! employd by the officers
faith."
_“I seek no favor from p. E. Loewe
V&' 03., but." mistskeany perhaps. 1 b6-
they desired, as they said in their lot-
' and bold in ehiot Mundane".
.lrom- you, I made a suggestion. with .'
reasons for the some, and your reply T
Vb’ogo the question and attacks my good .
'llevTedT, honestly and sincerely. that:
lindshorg. Kansas;
agolauii‘eredwitb terriblepalns lump away without brushing it. T f.
:22“! WWW-t Don‘t forget to iron the wrinkles;
. bearing h“ MT out of sleeves occasionally.
”h" “INT“ thee Den't let boots and shoes wear
vow. IbnoktbneboiltleaofLydiTsE. T
W. yegmslo 0mm.m “mm W” W “it“ - l.
bashing-mm guy-median” l... --'l‘llere's no job in this city ihstT
any woman suffering with female trou- cannot be tilled by a really CAPABLE
bio and you may publish this letter.” worker—end all cspnblo workers tem-
—Mrs. A L Slim, 3- NW 3: 30‘. 50f pornrily out of work watch the South
Undsborg 1““ T T nel “help wsuted” sds closely. "
If you have thebligThtestdonbt l 'r' "" *“ ”T". .- “""‘ ‘
that Lydbflil’inkham’s yoga. in
bleCompoundwlllhclpyou,wrltc H'BHEsI’EEEN'SM PILT
tobydinE.Pinkbnleedicine03‘F'T l
(confidential) Lyanuss..fornd- l
vice. Yourletterwillboopencd. I
read and answered by a woman, T
have said they would. lBrosdway. He was not there Satur-I'
“So for n‘s we are concerned, the day At his hOInTB. NO- 336 Park ave-I
cage 13 the game to the United Hat.T one. it was said that he and Mrs. Mel-i
tors or North America as if it did not rm were out of town.
exist. We will do everything in our -————-—
power to relieve our members siiectod ’Book Agent—This book will teach!
by the judgment, but not a dollar ct your the way to economize.
our money will ever‘ go to Leave it The Victim—That's no good to me.
00.” Itht “i need is a book to teach me
The United Hatters has a member- bow to livo ,wllbout economlalng.——
ship of 9,000. The weekly assessment Philadelphia Public Ledger.
will bring in from 81.3% to 81. 500.
sweek. "
r—~
~Housewiv'es watch Sentinel Want
Lo‘ewo & (lo. hasten since at No. ‘35 looms up.
tor, to ovoid taking owny the homoTs
oi the defendants, and n cash ndlusTtl . .
-oi this organization in such manner on
they may deem best for the roller and
ants. However. you refuse to submit.
benefit 61 sold members nuected by; Any alter and say the amount is not. .
sold judgmeutLVT ‘ , . .
‘T‘Resolvod further. That the oilloore'
sud directors his nomination no Hatters of North America have ‘tn
and they? . authorised. Tem'l guaranteed the payment or ill? _Loeon
powered and dirt: .to appeal to' tT.llTVo‘ judgment. The deiense was main-
American Federation of Inbor and taiued and that only, Hod we man.
other organization *0 Bald tuna “Tr such a guarantee or had we establish-
the purpose sicres'al " T-Vi
open ioTrT discussion. -.
United. Hottersxoirblorth America. and the protebtloll of law breslrers.
Tzwclter Gordon Merritt“ attorney for therefore, assure you that no. such -' ‘flT'V
» - mm: Idem, who read to the dele- fund is evallsble. You. having decllu- , .
oils ,. end can" only be had in resteur- . '-
renewed thatvslnemcbo dou- ed to suggest any proposition;
us it nudity
v dented; :‘ptleo‘lTeut. «stucco, icr pond; At the close 3ft
hung. i..littlo more; With nosto antidot- on sculloy seld'.‘T‘V ~ ,
tomeyfi fees as ”showed? by the court -. is have done ~till btlln “
"'You well know that the Unit To"
volition “accumulations! President ppomioe on It money :‘bnsis tho i .
V compromise oldest, so for e ran concerned is
pro and it is estimated thin-l in the. sdiusinlont of the trouble; ‘ou’g‘wT rolosedlfl . v‘ . .
.sesslon Presl- .
‘ billions-
”Tl “l3“ W?“ T
Trcliei or Loewe E 00'. end. the defends . ' T
I ed a fund for tll'at- purpose, we strong- ,; ,.
Correspondence: between John W. ly suspect that you would be among. :
ficulley‘, National President oi. the the first to point to it its a fund for
Present this School: Ii; our‘oifieewnflug othcreoi con.-
TTsTecuTtivc listen end the cost mount of oxpouse items and
"th .
._ my. t
- -- no. I... ..
’ "iool‘l: :zistTfll on 3-. lilo I.
.V. ,
moi-mo .
a T To Tg’iiiebh
in» olii stud detects:
. T T41 ~
IV i _
Walter Gordon Merritt, attorney for Ads when the need of a now "help" -
Bathing costumes have yielded to the
denund ior high-waisted eiiecte. This
model is developed In onll- water satin
made in Empire effect.
Not even the bathing costume has
been able to resist the er'I‘Vnslon oi short
waisted eifeota: Attractive and can»
aemuw despite the radical change in
its lines, is this design in salt-water
nun, trimmed with braid The sleeves
maybe made straight or scalloped and
the Mme-piece attached skirt may have
To straight hem for a. finish instead oi
the bins fold If desired.
One yard of lining is required for the
waist, which. in making. is ilrst faced
at the from from iront ed“ to- small
"0” perforaticw The. lower edge is
now plalted. placing "T" on small " o"
perforation. Close- undmnrm- and
shouldereenmsunotched and horn tho
front. "
Pictorial Review Bottling costume
ill It in Hi All our) M “mime luv-o
“R
w P... ,-~N:—~ no.
T jvaIstoths—fiibc. '
SkirtGlloo. : ,
Ium”“‘
THE SUMMER FASHION BTTOTOK
. June “muss
.T no” on
Nov'v take thou-enema“ plea!
. iront _at shoulder and underarm edgeo,
placing 1'" ‘on corro'hpondlng small "cl"
perforations. Gather lower edge of
back between double 3w perforationn. » ,
Close under—am and nhgulder some as
Tnotcbed, lonvlng'T trenches below large
“0“ barium Arr-tarot lining.
center: and under-arm seems even,
stitch lower edge of book to lToTwor edge
oi lining, leaving trout free Center;
iront indicated by double "oo" perform-
lions.
Close sleeve seam and sew in arm-
.)Iole as notched easing any fullness. If
desired stitch a blue strip oi mater!“
about i" 1.!th with ‘iiwlian Mikhail ’
around "meals. as inch inside of seem
leaving outer edge of bond free
Slash front gore of shirt on small "o'_T'
perforations. insert u pocket. Join
sores on notched, leaving left side seam
iroo above large “0" perforation in
from gore for opening. 'l‘urn hem at.
lower echo on small "'0" perforations}
lidoaired with a bias band out oft hem
* limb below small "a" perfomtlons
andstitch n 8% inch bias band to pool;-
tlolla illustrated. Gather upper .edgo
of skis-t between double ”1"!“ perfora-
Htloas Sow «Mower edge of waist. cen-
ters Veven. side seam st undorwnrm
' sToTan.
Take up dart in front at und'erbody an
perioruled, turn bum; in right front at
notches Close under-cm and shoul-
der seams unmatched. Notches indicate
center-front. .
For the bloomers/close leg seam no
notched. underlncs lower edge to upper
cronsllne of small“ ‘0" perforations; ln-
sert elastic Turn uiTlder extension at
right front edge on slot perioratiohs:
lopTon lcit front to slot perforations for
closing. Close center-seam to onion;
slon. Form inverted t. bringing
small "0" perforations t center-beck
seam. Sew to [lower edge of under-I
body, centers oven. easing nuy fullneofi'
Adjust 2 Inch belting underneath on!
dorbody, “itching lower edge along the
seam. joining blooms andienvlng up-' -
per. edge tree. .
Provision is made for reproducing {The
model witntlle natural waist-lino ii de-
slréd. TW‘. ‘ 1
$10.62le SleToeT ii to 20 you and 32..
Price in den}. TT '
‘ —-s—-'-.
of the Celebrated
“’PICTORIAL
REVIEW
PATTERNS-
is now Trendy for “
.....TT,YT9‘! at the Fitteru ' T
‘ counter.
‘_ All well-l downed
V, . Amman womenuse
i '1TPICTORIAL
» ' . REVIEW
”PATTERNS
' FASHION Boot;
, for Slimmer
Til the final. note in
Sulnmer Fathom.
Only ten cents
when purchased with
one 15 cent patteme
.2’ '3
TLT. W‘s-‘1
Norwalk Chronicler