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The cocktail class of appetizers ts.-
better known to most housekeepers:
, Potato Mayonnaise. than the canape class. And in sum .
{lilo one very small baked potato. mer there are mhny fruit cocktails
:_ mspoon of mustard, one teaspoon that appeal to the appetite When
one teaspoon DOWdered sugar. watermelon lain season cubes or- balls
tablespoons of vinegar. and three- of red watermelon, chilled and dusted
rs ofacup of olive oil. Remove with sugar and lemon juice piled in
' mash the inside of the potato. add long- stemmed glasses. are good. Cher-
mustard. salt and powdered sugar. ries, pitted and chilled and seasoned;
my tablespoon of vinegar and rub with a dash of lemon Juice are good its
kture through a fine sieve. Add the same way. Pineapple cubes and
3" the “I " ‘ remaining “"988? strawberries with orange. 01' 81199
' - fruit. or red raspberries. chilled and
. . Potato Puddlnd- served wi h pineapple cubes are good.
gym a pint of raw potatoes, well Appetizers of this kind should always
' ' Add to it three. cups of sugar, be thoroughly chilled and not too 1
figs, one cup of butter creamed swept A little wine may be added toI
“a “’0 CUPS 0‘ “Ch milk. Pour a fruit cocktail if it be desired.
Mn pudding dish and bake for two ._l.—.
"’ in a hot oven. As the top and Fresh stra‘wberries on the hull. big
”QM” over, stir the crust down and Well flavored. with a little mound
[at it forni afresh The puffing of sugar in the center of the plate for
it!!! be at serving a rich marbled sweetening. are. a delicious 3999““!
Film of brown and yellow;A Serve at this time of the year.
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,Canaces form an interesting and at WOMAN' s BODY IN APPLE TREE;
W endless variety of appetizers! . TRUllltttl. L, Conn” June 7.—Tlte'
. ‘ basis for a canape is usually a body at Hit-l. Stefan Bands. for a num
“cc of toast—41 may be a narrow ber of yeah. president of this district.
strip, or a circle, a crescent. or toast wa found hanging from an apple tree'
, in any other shape. This is buttered in the on hard of her home in Danielsf
and on it is placed some tempting mor- farms at daylight this morning. The
as]. All the fish pastes can be uéquoman lmtl crept from bed, climbed
‘ tor cannpes. Spread the paste. over into the tree by the use of a plank
the bit. of hot buttered toast, and then and, duul ling the strands of a clothes-
' add a little hard boiled egg, chopped line about her neck and making it fast
' due or cut in strips. a tiny spray of to a limb of the tree dropped fromI
‘ parsley, a slice of lemon. or a stuffed her position, death by strangulation
olive as a garnish Good spring can- resuliillu‘. The body was found by her:
apes can he made with fresh vege- husband after a tom: search Mrs. Ban-
, tables. A delicious tomato canape is as as about 45 years of age. Des-
.- made by placing a slice of ripe red to povnicncv because of ill-health is bo-I
. mfito on a cirtle oi buttered toast. and timed to have been the cause inf the
, placing a teaspotn of thick mayon suicide.
I pulse in the center of the tomato. 0r
minced cucumbers (an be mixed with
mayo-vitaise and placed on slices of
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tomatoes. A tiny bit of boiled shad filfl‘ifi‘o’fli‘fi? «for
a toe. sprinkled With lemon jurce and, {.2212} ed :a $15.5: mate
1 Talia no other. I.
fucked butter can be placed on al
ip of buttered toast for a unripe:
ftover fish can be rubbed to a paste
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PRMTICAL EDUCATlON. .boneilttina greatly by the fact, espec
If anything were needed it convince ially since it makes materially for the
the blew Hampshire public of the mac very thing which the state ardently de-
fissl value oi the agricultural courses aims-the development. along modern
,5.“ New Hampshire college. certainly lines. at our agricultural resources- .
tbs-need would be supplied by the no: Manchester, (N H. ) Union l
s adduced by Prof Taylor, showing
, percentage of graduates in those:
coui‘sespwho are actually engaged inI
uriculturai work. The figures show1
:afiat of the graduates in the four years'f
' bout-so, all one engaged in farming on
their own account or in teaching agrt-i
culture, or in the employ of the United
“fates department of agriculture at
Washington. More than half—51 perk
don‘t; to be exact—are actually tiliing church of .\ew York made up the first
Mani} as farmers. in the federal dc excursion of the season on Saturday.
.t-ent- of agriculture, on the fac- and there want a dull moment White
of agricultural colleges, and in! they were in the park. '. ’
l- xperiment stations are 23 perI The attendance was good yesterday.
.- the remaining 26 1) cent.) but it could have been better. The}
caching agriculture and kindred trolley service was not good. It. wasn’t,
able 3'- in preparatory -;chools 'Of anything extra on Memorial Daytand
We who have remained in New it fell down yesterday, leaving people
shiver“ per cent. are practitlal1 standing on the running boards in
1 is. making use of the scientific many-s- cases 'a'nd allowing others to:
" .1 kaledze which they 30‘. stand on the streets waiting for cars in
. Durham. not only for their others. And just about that unis ni
benefit. but for the benefit Of New commenced to rain. it must hale
paltire farms and of New Hamp- damaged the park attendance ccnsld
generally. erably. »
even greater proportion of actual Dancing saturday evening brought
a is found among those who down a large crowd of people to the
e two years’ agricultural course. park it was really the best Saturdéy
' who went to the college froml of we season and shows that the
ampshire. applying. the 19-10“ dancing pavilion will be d. popular
.. 3* “W043” 1116910“ 10 the place during the coming summer. Miss
_ our own state, mil per cent.~ Gwynne Richards was in charge and
1 I otal number 0" [W0 5’9“" 1 Grace Bro‘thera’ orchestra furnished
duates in the period from “music f;
m. inclusive—this béi the Next Ffiaay night will‘ be ladies
covered by the Blaiisflfi “1. night at union Point On that even-
WWW—3’9 “"0““ arm tag all members of the fair sex will
GI 10 imam} “mi“ some he admitted to the dancing pavilion
' Ifree of charge There will be dancing
night this week at the '93ka 3'
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figures are fraught Mill deep
h” usual.
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put into the world young man In“ omrgsmouan.
. women who demonstrate m.“ «hopelessly old.1uhioned "
'lav what way?”
by pulllnl to immediate and 1| "mi. mg g" up going to
i. use the information which marry tnuZpoor young man for and
a!!!“ ill 111‘! WM“- '7“ one said sits wwgoias to marry him
Hampshire
'for life." «bl-touches Poll.
isthmus that;
'this type looks stunning on the golf!
" calling with much interest Greek his.»
. thrill at‘the dispatches that tell h6Wi.
‘borhood of the antidlls castles of dead club
1 poetry. the last distinct echo of that
3|!meth caesium mf-
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trimmed with white fur, thatt looks'
good edough to eat. . . . 4‘I
This idea of the fur is surely an;
odd fancy for hot June. One model oii
white has a mink collar, and a pale’
blue coat is edged with fox.. Personal-1
ly, i feel that. the stores are using.
What a contrast the trim coats and these merely to attract attention. nev
modish hats of the present times are er '9‘"? expecting ‘9 "u then. H0"
to the paraphernalia we donned for ever. you never can tell “I“ "m"
the first ride in the little high centers. 91““ the hem 0! the it“ MY- '1" 0
red car that puffed and groaned and '0’ “13‘3"“. the “3'03!” hats; ‘Vh°
died on the first hill. The shiny coats, wow). 9"", “99°59 “”4 '3“ ““1”.
first cousin to the macklnibsh. the_ dream 01 wearing furniture covering
bulky bonnets. and especially cut. "”1 her “’38!" "HMO" Nil '33"
elastic-shined veils were never meant ‘9' 30" startling. the “a remains
for‘anything more dignified than the 51113” “QC“ and “VINO 03°“. ‘1‘“
canal How different the modern cos- 83“? flowered 11““ 01' mu ‘0' the
tume is! With smartly tailored sop- field set aside for sports
arate coat. trim hat.and becoming , “' -"
veil. a woman can motor, call. or even ’ I CENTER" OF 'M‘ " I
enjoy a stroll on the beach. content in We'll 800“ 8ND watching thl’ the!
the fact that she is inconspicuously d0
w-.ellgowned in foreign trenches
The car demands only warmth and AM turn 0‘” ”‘9" attention to.
comfort. Aside from these two fav- The bleacber benches, ,
tors. the clothing may meet any re- ’wLoulsvllle Courierdournsl. .
quirement of the daily life. The de- , "“"""
one of the new loose threequarter'
coats with sailor collar and broad
sash. An English blazer flannel of
mi All tt—ntssttt'
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AN ENDLESS SUPPKY
"You say you do it that My
save trouble?“
"Yes."
“Foolish. Whats the usotof saving
trouble when you can borrow as muchi.
‘0 .
links. with a varnished rains hat, or
one of the new felt shapes. embroider-
ed with wool to match the stripe. I“ you "“9?" f
Waterfall silk is another material be- '—~
longing strictly to this season, which lNDlGNANT.
is finding favor in costs for Sports and Mrs. Gibbs-John. while you're,
motoring. The silky, ribbed velour
fiber will not combine with any rough-
and-ready hat: therefore, simultane-
ously with the vogue of the fabric, we
have soft hats made of half inch bias
folds of silli. These folds start at the
center of the crown and wind around
and around to the outside of the brim.
which is faced with hemp. Such hats
are trimmed only with a pearl buckle.
a bead ornament. or a silk tassel; they
come in white. peach blossom pink or
'pnle blue, to match the shade of the
waterfall silk Then. for the motor-
ist on sports bent, who fancies sweat-
ers. there is a new silk Jersey fabric.
n compromise between a pure woven fl
silk and knitted material Here,
tho. light shades are featured. There "As his better half. ‘ suppose ..
is a coat, of delicate pink, like frozenl “No. as his hitter MIN-480mm!
lce~cream. with collar and lower edgslenflflpL '
home Sunday can't you carry out the-
.ashes and save us fifty cents for havr‘.
ing 11 man do it tomorrow.
Gibbs-«Woman, would you sooner
hate me break the Sabbath than a do‘-:
lar bill? ;
DISAPPEARANCES.1
MYSTERIOUS
)ole B ease.
La Follette.
German crown prince.
The man who wore a paper collar.
The girl who dressed as a human
being.
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A VARIATION. .
/“DO you know how Scrapp refers to
his wife?"
THE D‘ARDANELLES.
slost his way and was drowned. When
his body was washed subatomic tot
History of Battle scene Featured In‘ lowing morning. Hero ‘hn' 159mm
\ Current Publications. {into the water to be reunited with
lher lmr.
From the concluding verse of ‘Herd
tory and mythology in Connection I and Leander" written by Marlovl‘e and
with the attacks upon the Dardan-; Chapman in 1593 .
elles. the Hellespont of ancient his- INeptune f0? Pity in hi! arms did take;
tory. Gregory Mason in his “Story of; them.
the War" article in the current num- Flung them into
her of the Outlook; sayzs 1 wake them
Dull. indeed. is he who does not Like No sweet birds;
Acanthides,
history is being made at the Dardan- Which we “11 Thistle-wasps.
.elles today. the point where Edrope. near no son
and Asia strike hands. No region on 091's over 301118. but stllL ill 00!!le
the face of the earth is more celebrat; -.tly -, .
ed in ancient legend and the more IAnd feed on thistletopp. to testify
credible annals of modern times than The hardness of their first ‘life
the Hellespont. and the Propontis—I ~ their last.
now the sea of Marmara The roarI Motion is supposed' to locate the
of French and British guns is now-1Bridge of Xerwes which was consid-
awaiting echoes of the past againstiered a wonderful piece of an'ginsérlns
the promontory once trod by 50th when built by this king on his invas-
heeled Achilles. Hector. son 'ofPriam; ion of Greece in 479480 B. G The
:Xerxes; and Macedonian Alexander. bridge crossed the channel one 'and-
The prOw of French and British pin- idne-half miles wide at this point now
nacles now bite the beaches once called Pdlnt Niagara, whiclris one of
packed by the sandaled feet of Aga- 'the centers of the present bombard-
msmnnn' s spehrmen and later marred ment.
by the armed heels of Genoese pirates I
and the stragglers of'th‘e Fourth‘Cl-ml
s'ade; while the marines and blu‘elack-I
ets of the allies, scouring the neigh- I.
The papers and periodicals are re-
tbe, air. and did
surnam‘d “1'
that
in
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IN THE moose PutsoN
The prisoners asked that the ward
on give ithem permission to form a
suitanS. roam perhaps “far on the! ‘- “it is granted, " said the head or the
ringing plains of windy Troy" to the tail. “What kind of a club is it to
very site of the fabled city be?"
As perhaps the least familiar'to'usi "'An outing club '- "M they.“~I
all. a shes-f account at the tragic love; i I
tale of Hero and Leander may I)!" otI NOT p“ ASTRAY A7. TH 1'
interest. tIn a. canto of 340 verses it contributed by l. E. C ' l
was told by Muslims in the fifth or‘ "Where is my wandering boy to-
sixth century. though well known hillil’" .
even earlier, which canto is described: "um in thought, I new —-Public
as “the dying swan note of Greek ledger. ' .
old mtisic of Hellas." The, story is. A FULL VIIVA ' 1
that Here. a beautiful priestess of Blr~l wonder why' they have those
Venus n. Selina. mot and loved laasn- {big mirrors a: salable? 1
tier who was the "glory of Abydes," 5 Dis—To sushi. a rain to no a full
batch carom scrolls in built. WWWMMTW
Nightly Its smacrosste‘mhsr.“ >_-.....M-
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- a' free conscience on the dressing tableI
Lnests is tied with a piece of narrow rib-
bop of the color chosen for the bag.
tablespoonful chopped parsley. salt
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While the careful hostess will not
overload her guest room with a horde
of useless trifles, she will appreciate
the latest novelty in a dainty guest
room accessory. and may hang it with:$
for her next femininine visitor. it is
a light tinted chiffon bag, a. shapeless
affair gathered onto a ribbon covered
embroidery hoop. in it are piled per.
'haps a dozen individual powder puffs
of softest cotton. Each bit of dum-
and a jaunty bow offers a comfortable
way of holding the diminutive puff
when in operation The real practical ‘
'value of such a dainty bag lies. of. ‘
course. in the fact that a guest return i
in from various pleasure taunts. moral
or less soiled as to face and fatigued
as to body. will relish the refreshing;
bit of alcohol. powder or rouge. i
The white spots on a polished din-I
in: table may be avoided if you will
cut out rounds of pasteboard and sew.
thick white buttons on one side. Place;
hot dishes on the bottom side and ab;
low a current of air. to get under the:
hot dish :
if the silence cloth sticks to thoI
table. cover one side with cheesecloth.
or old muslin; and put the lined side?
next the table. You will find no more
lint will stick to the polished sul~
face.
a
Carrot Ple
Gather the following
ingredients:
‘One rupfhl of cooked sifted carrots..
one and a half pints of milk. two;
eggs,’ :1 cupful of sugar. two table;
spoonfuls of flour, a half teaspoonful;
of salt. a teaspoonful of cinnamon. a
{teaspoonful of ginger a dash of nut- 1
b'wz. add clmcs and it half teaspoon ,
to] of \anllls extract.
to which add the salt.
Beat the eggs
then add the
dry ingredients. thoroughlt mix. and1
add the milk and \'.anilla Pour into.
a well roads frost and bake:
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Carrot" Pudding .
This is a famous old pudding which
will keep indefiniteli and is ven good
with a rich sauce.
'milk and poor it over three cupfula
of breadcrumbs. Mix a half cupful cf
of a teaspoonful of nutmeg together
and crests with half a cupful of but-
ter'. Add a cupful of cooked sifted.
carrots. three well beaten eggs. beat
well, then add a cupfnl «each of flgs~
or dates, chopped, and a cupful cf
raisins. dredged with a half chpful
of flour. Mix all together and steam
three hours. Serve with a hard sauce
or with an egg sauce.
x.‘
Berton Brown' Ire-d With Raisins.
Mix well together one even cup of
ludian meal two heaping cups of rye
meal. one teaspmnml each of‘ salt.
soda and ground cinnamon. Pour two
cups of hot water on to one cup of
molasses, stir well; then. pour this‘
into. the center of the meal mixture
and stir to smooth batter. Add one
cup of seeded raisins dredged with
flour, put intota buttered ‘tfn' mold.
cover tightly and set into a large cov-
ing water turn the boiling teakettle
as the water in the pot boils away.
When done set in the mold in the
oven for ten minutes before titrning
out. . 5
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Salmon Loaf. , ,
Scald two-thirds of a cupful of—
milk... mince one can salmon, add
one-half cuntul bread crumbs, one
it
and upper, add also two and we
beaten. then pour in milk. a little at
a tints so as not to set mixture too
soft Steam or bake one hour.
. u—u-ur
- Austrian Carbon.
scrape 12 m. and cut‘En quar-
ter-inch strips. cool until tempt, and
mammoth“ itine-
its-i
.in particplar is
spoonful" . .0! not. nu cupful (of
cred iron pot Boil three hours. adder.
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Stunning.
{flounccd skirt and embroidered bolero.
l‘lounced skirts are increasingly popli-
. lnr and the accompanying model in
changeable gold colored taffeta is very
effective. The three frills urn finished
with. hematitchod Les. 3. wt. lie the short.
I bolero is ornamented only with a bit of
' embroidery
taffeta. The average size requires 7%
Scnld n cupful of yards 36- inch ninterial.‘ with it yard
brown silk for the girdle. '
in making. the from is hemmed. attai-
”Elli brown sugar, is teaspoonful 0‘ i which the bolero ls pleated by bringing
.salt ginger. cinnamon and a foul-thIc
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Lima rammej on smr rabbits.
‘\ slot perforations to small '0" perfum-
tions and stitching.
Turn bent on double “on" perfora-
uosss. Arrange on front and haste
shoulder, armhole and under-arm edges
south». laying undsr- -arm edge two
films large “0" perforation 'in bolero
hunt. Tuck bank. creasing on slot per-
fontions; stitch 2 inches from folds.
Close under- -arm seem as notched and
tau-soar.
seiner
sew optional-tn edge of bolero below.
large “0" perforation to elgc of tuck
. in buck section. Close shoulder seam
‘ one notched. Gather lower edge of front.
and back between double “TT” por-
fomtions. Large "0" perforation in
stuy indicates upper edge; durt stay,
creasingr on small “0" perforations:
stilt-h 1,4 inch from told at lower edger
of stay and graduate stitching into
nothing at upper edge. Sew to lower
edge of Waist. center's t‘Vf‘ll. large “0"
perforation at under-urn) swim and
bring from edge to center-trout. l-‘nva
collar and Sew to llt’tk edge)»: notched,
or finish with ti R‘illllel‘t‘tl frill.
After ornumeming (tins!) tltc seam as
notched and sew into armhole Without
fuflness.
N W‘slash upper section of skirt (to
left‘of center-front) on line of double
“00" perforations for opening. Close
back scams. Gather upper edges be-
tween double “T'l'” perforations. Tum
under lower edges of the two upper
sections on slot ptrfor'ntious and haste.
Turn under lom-r edge of- lower sec-
tion Ht inches for hem. ~Join skirt
'secfions, notches and edges underneath
even; stitch as illustrated. forming
tuck effect. Sew skirt to lower edge
waist over stay, centers even. doub
"oo" perforation at under-arm seam.
The embroidery can be done in sill:
or with beads.
simple. flock of
get
Isltgar mixed “'ltliatlle flour and other changeable gold colored taffeta. with
There is a belt of brown
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