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j Make a. pm. omelet with four eggs .. French Omelet. autumn hat models. it is very pliable
beaten without separating until foamy, Break 3 6883 in basin, take a table' and thin and looks very much like sat-
tour tablespoons of milk. a teaspoon spoon of cream and 1 level 268390011 in at a little distance. A heavy satin.
of‘melted butter and a saltspoon cacti butter (melted). Whip together until hat is seen in a medium large sailor
ofnltand pepper. Heat a smooth try their froth well. Put 2 teaspoonfuis shape and in a mushroom shape that is
pan. melt' a tablespoon of butter in butter in frying pan. 16! it Kiel real “0‘3 turned up in the back somewhat like
5 it, turn in the egg and while cooking pour mixture in. turn when browned those that were so popular this sum-
Fpicit It up here and there to let the un- nice. Lift and serve on earlier PH". mer. A veryshiny kid that looks a
cooked part run under. When creamy ley and cold bani minced well. and ill-1‘1“ ' good deal like patent V leather. only
In!” cooked asparagus seasoned with ed to the 888 before 000““ makes a much more supple, is also used, either
shutter and salt on onevhalf of the ome- very agreeable omelet. .88 the hat covering or trimming.
Vict‘anh fold over. Serve on a hot distl.~ I Small long turban shapes and large
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. . Chop a cupful of cold cooked spinach ‘ ter, 1-2 cull fitlled‘hoco‘ate' teaspoon book of the sixties are modernizyi:
'yery fine. or run it throughavegetable each cinnamon, cloves. RPM“ and just enough to take off the t id
“press. Beat in a tablespoonlul of melt- nutmeg. Mix all these together. Then fashioned air that the would :0 o f
ed butter, salt and pepper to taste, half‘add 2 eggs (beaten lightly). 1'3 cuplcopied direct This ’l’irings “2:8:
I teaspoonful of sugar and a pinch of baking syrup, 1 cup good clear colleenstyle the fan. fancy hm“ lume a:
mace or nutmeg. Stir and beat to a“ 2 1-2 cups flour, i-z teaspoon soda, lnaments. ~ p
Vflmmth 98819;; add half a. cupiul Ot‘leaspoon ”3““ 9°Wder' 1 pound cur " Hats as yet are but. little trimmed. A
milk. the beaten yolks of three eggs, rants (cleaned). cut iio 5“" "melanin“: ornament pom on the bri
. when these are well mixed with.p‘1onr the nut meats and curranls lls generally a {moi "me! v in"
ill/I her ingredients, pour in the stli-; ' or e Wt
fened whites. Beat for thirty secondsE Ginger Creaml.
it‘d/“turn into a buttered dish. Bake: 1 cup molasses (Orleans).
twenty minutes in a quick oven. It is} brown gugar, 2-3 cup butter \Ul‘ equal
very good. " Eparts butter and laid). i-Z cup CON
-—--— lwater.‘a heaping 1835900“ 5°“ 3““
. .4 , Potato Souffle. lllalt‘ teaspoon i300d ginger. 31“” cum“
‘ into a cupfui of mashed potatoes 1 mon; flour to the consistency of unit
work a cupful and a half which sas‘ nary cooking, Try these and you surely
been scalded, and a pinch of soda add- will pronounce them excellent.
ed... Beat hard and light. Season with .___———---—----‘
salt on pepper and a teaspooniul of THE HAT TRADE.
onion juice. Add a teaspoonful of __
melted butter‘and beat to a cream be- Hat Futory at Niagara Falls Soon toi
fore whipping in the yolks, than the, Resumc._ l
Whites of two beaten eggs. Turn into‘ The following is from Niagara Falls'.
a buttered pudding dish and bake, cov- Canada ‘
cred for ten minutes in a quick oven., A“ omen,“ of the reorganized von
'lheli, uncover and brown. Gal Hat C0" is quoted, that the plant.
. " . ‘ ' on closed down for sever-
oorn Bread with Baking Powder. .;V1h::nl$: 3:08,,“ of financial aim.
.1 . ‘1 tablespoon butter and 2 table- minus mum be re-opened in about
._ spoons sugar beaten together; add 1 two weeks if present mam, do not mis
egg» (well beaten), 23 cup of corn carry The company has completely
' .maalv 1‘2 cup wheat flour. 2 teaspoon- Eta-organized and has, it is said, orders ‘Ruiiies of the material are used ot't-
glljls baking powder, pinch salt, 1-2 at the present. time to keep the plant «en in place of tucks on the skirt; they
cup sweet milk. Deservlng of atrial. in operation for several months. . slang about the lower skirt edge and
follow in tiny ufriils along the blouse
edges. It is the color of these gowns
that counls and the absolute freshness
rose or other like flower, or a fancy
tassel of more titan ordinary also thal
swings and sways at each movement or
the head.
”Velvet lists are not.“ plenty as last
winter, just as they have suliered lack
of success this summer. if velvet is
used it is in combination with satin or
fallie, and generally of some deep car
or like purple, midnight blue or seal
brown. Felt lll delicate pastel tones is
also combined with velvet, making
sometimes the but facing, sometimes
the hat itself.
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Colored batiste dresses ure'il. mid
summer hid in Paris at present—dovely
ligllt yellowa, pinks, g one and blues.
They are made in v ry simple style,
the skirt having several deep tucks
and the rather lillcd corsage fronts,
separated enough to show pretty lln-i
gerie vests. i
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a—Sentlnel Want Ads. sell goods,
rent real estate and get situations.
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White Sponge Cake.
:6 eggs (whites only) beaten very
mitted to all the ill
01 their appearance. They are essen—i
tially country frocks. Hats are madei
to match, and of the same material. l ~
In almost all of the afternoon frocks; All snout” mow
an oblong yoke, which comes nearly ‘0,
the waistline, or one shaped like a?
deep U is noticeable. This gives thel That ugly unit-‘0 of basket Work,
chance to fill in the U or oblong with while useful is certamly not ornamen-
sftfiti White organelle. “ml-5%?" he; cut: tal, and does not in the least conceal
in; 8:01: fidneilzen gr “1:: “:5 {Behéed‘lfi . gigantirenttt The nfiw scrap basket .is
. . ‘ e o c e onne, nen or even bro-
:aigbtr'hfied szilchfio:°::'::ew;$v: code to match the room in which it is
color or black, White or dull tarnished , to tile used. and has a cover on a hinge
metal. A trill of net about the “curb (:1; falls ““0 place “.81” conceal-
often'has a ribbon slipped under lt,‘§ us do scraps. The“: baskets may be
then the ribbon __is raised up till ”2:31,: r mm an are my a“
comes under the chin, bringing that Have you a sewing room in your
trill up with it. The neck . contourghome? it is really a necessity in a
shows through "‘9 lllmy material 5° well-ordered household. Few women
that it does not thicken the contourapmecmte the importance of such a
“'12:: 2:3‘1830 styleidresses seem 10‘“?me until-theywfiome into possession
be but longer than those that are now an: Stanloiuil‘eyt'wonder how they ever
being “'0’“; they stop about ankle, Where there are children this need
19118:); git” t‘he td'e‘liseslmfazlfmfl: is all the greater, for it is a comfort to
has a l m n “'0 eng ; have some place where all the torn
if; ”1:: bggrsogfrfifsmgfiirizx ‘ garments may be placed until mended.
aBut even the inclherless housewife
3km“ 3 short that in some “a” they needs this sort of‘b chamber where she
3:1; b::3}°:::’:g:::fifl:“f:$c£' 23:“ ' can retire to do her mending and sew-
. ' in in once and ulet, content in the
a“ he“ “1‘ “Km we’ll“ 9”“ ““99"" iagt 'thlft the iightqis good and all the
or low shoes are worn, the dress stops: necessary implement do“ at hand.
only an “1°” or two above me “nk‘e‘ Among the many useful accessories
“‘ ' " I "l' ' {for the sewing basket'are the scissors,
GREAT CHEFS MEET' Ititted in leather cases; these may be
it was decided at the meeting of bought singly or in sets of two, three,
the Great Chiefs held in the Siratfleld l four or five, :A set or tape needles is a
hotel, Bridgeport, last evening to hold; help. a case of needles ls-a necessity.
the next Great Council, which will bolt Perhaps something new ,to use play-
hcld in May, 1916, in New London. An-glng tennis or boating, or just for gen-
other matter taken up was the or- oral wear, is wanted, and in that case
pllan fund plan which s to be aubflllle 1915 substitute [91'
“Films rosewblouse, the linen smock, will be wel—
vaiioii after. a minim vote has.¢0mefl. T1193}, picturesque garments 0‘
been taken. linen ill all colors are nonclialenty
‘ {gathered on shoulder yokcs and have
~Bentinel "Wants" bring "gum, broad belts. But if the standard nilddyi
blouse style is preferred, there is some-
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new blouses, for'sports are of handker-
chief linen in delicious colors. with the
R I A on inf Eton collar and looae tic again
l.” mu “d W“ :the" helghth of fashion. Eminently
III U'CFOI' Ovor30Yoou practical as well as exceedingly new
Al Ibsen ' are the afternoon frocks with charm-
, ‘ lug detachable coatees of pussy willow
Sim. 0' silk that may be worn separately, and
skirts of flowered voile, with organdy
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an H h o CUrNClLIATNG IRELAND. ‘ CURE SEEMEDEFFICACIOUS.
pt; ug L. Willoughby in “Seven no 0 the awkward factors in Brit- - . .
easzt', aln's recruiting problem seems to box bcfiggilgfiing’tglrfa an'ecdoies were
Tbéfaeroplanes will probably prove the inclusion of Sir EdWard Carson in . , soc iii/session the
. - ‘ ‘ other evening when this one was re-
ilelfeto be the only successle enemy the coalition cabinet. During recent called by William C iRedileid secre-
‘f. thesnbmarine. ‘ Front their high po- months the lrish‘nationalists have on tal‘y of co'mmerce. ' '
fl onli'in the air these “war hawks" listed “1.1““ “Pmbmv 1"" the “9': in a city boarding house some time
areable, by their extended vision, with polntmcnt 01 ~Ulster’s ”WWW“ has ago the guests were working away at’
£36”? 3 atmosphere and moderately whetted the Irish anti—recruiting can“. the evening meal when Mr‘ Jones!
smooth 'sea, to detect the movements palgn, resulting in several hundred hug broke through the din of “gm,“
“-1183 gubmafines. The aeroplanes is prisonments without trial. it is “‘e‘knlves and forks.
most valuable auxiliary to the scout- familiar round of agitation and repres-i .“l was reading a new cure this’morn-
mountains at times lniormntion’sion. and can do “0 80°d- ‘ ling." glancing around the'tablé- "It
Nib-”m? ‘0 11°F The key 1° an Irish settlem,‘ent,, seems that you take off your shoes and1
,5 limbs should act as “hawks” moreover. is really in hands 9‘ 3,093“; stockings and walk barefooted—"
sigma”, with decks arranged ”0“ cabinet. As [member-of the gov-: "‘What do you think of that cure
_ One of the great ad-' eminent 3" Edward Carson ‘5 flflf‘l‘l Mr. Jones?" eagerly interrupted the
i‘gntages that the air scout has over: 1" i“ «a much better MEMO“ 'tormeullandlady, who had also readthe story.
biases scout is the detection of the1 ”‘9 Ulster difficulty than as a ”9"”: "DO you really think that walkingbare-
33mm, in a fog Fog, as a rule, doeslerent critic, “id 1‘ WW” undoubtedly 'footed through grass will make one
't reach more than 500 feet in alti-V c
., l larlfy‘oplnlon lnlreland. not .10 mien-i strong and healthy?" .
‘Tfilde. The aviator fliesabove it in the “0“ opinion in America, lithe coalit 0.“: J‘Well," smiled Mr. Jones, strenuws—
ciea'rair, as he does above the storm cabinet 5“" lreland a forecast 0‘ “.3 iy, trying to ‘cut ‘a piece om meet, ‘_‘it
cloudswhen he wishes to avoid iight-' lmen‘im‘s- ' ' 4mm to have made this beer pretty
hills. The‘snloke of ships can be seen. The war has exposed the opportun- tough.”—-—Ex change.
calming up through the fog a very long‘ ism M the ham
egrule bill’s, financial
lance away. Aerial scouting has clauses. A conference,on the required
,m‘inated the element of surprise in
HOW‘fi‘HE SCOUTS CONQUER FOG.
I
-—POSTPON‘ING OLD AGE.
, Over-worked, weak or diseased kid-
neys make“ one feel old before mid~
Puritan collars and cuffs. To complete
,the toilette there are new neck fixings
‘ in the butterfly ruchc of malines, ar-
Propagating Minnows to Maintain ch. ranged in perpendicular frills to "give a
Exceptionally Gamy Trout in ,novei and becoming effect.
' Crater-Lake. When is white silk crepe de chine
Superintendent W. 0,781,991 is experi'. blouse becomes yellow after mucu
mentlng this summer in the propaga- washing it can be tinted so that it will
tlon ln Crater lake of small‘llsh of the look like now. Buy a bottle of\red or
innumerable minnow family. it is a green ink or any color that is desired
problem not the easiest to solve, ror,‘and pour it into the rinse water and
occupying the crater is an extinct vol»; dip the waist into it. A portion 01 "10
.cano, the lake has no shallows; and. bottle ofxed ink will keep the color
no streams enter or leave it in whlcn' in a flesh tinted garment 01‘ Will give
small fish may find refuge. Yet the li yellow waist a delicate pink color.
supply of natural fish food must be con- Every time. the waist is washed ii-
aidora'biy and immediately lncreasedif should receive the same treatment; it
’the magnificent trout fishing in thief is such an easy thing to do and quite
lake is to remain at its present excel-E a few new garments may be added to
lance. Minnows mushhe brought from: your wardrobe by using the dingy old
distant waters underadverse condl- waists.
tlons..f _ _
Whether it be from the temperature
or the quality of the water is not
known, but it is the testimony of ex- The discomfort and dangers‘of hot
perienced anglers that, pound. for weather are:doubled if the liver is
pound, Center Lake trout are harderl sluggish and the bowels inactive. Fo-
llghters than trout foundeelsewhere. iley Cathartic Tablets. Lara» prompt.
"Around, thefiedge offline lake," said: wholesom'e, :ekectlve inaction- with:
General Superintendent Mark Danleismut, gaping or. pain. If"you feel in!
FISH TO Peso FISH.
LIVER - causes
TROUBLE.
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lamendments would probably, go far to
fiflern warfare—both on land amilitiisure Ireland that the bill is not so.
’ . ' ' "' ing to be‘ a “scrap of paper." it would
ill. has always been my contention also be one way of showing lrishmen
t, as a fighting unit, two aeroplanes
' America that the nationalist aspire;
valued at $30,000 with four men were
’in
tlons do not require of them a desper-
filial“ to one Zeppelin‘valued at smith-ll ate and unreal proGermanism.‘_
it!) with 25 men, and l have seen nol ‘ ,‘ :
V '_to alter my opinion. Though! —BRAKEMAN WAS GURED
recent Zeppelins have been milk-l F. A. Wootse'y, Jacksonville, Texas,.
.wonderful speed on the ,level,7the'}wz'ites: “I was down with kidney 4 1‘ "031- UNFQRTUNATE.
.‘nift, glfrench machines have always troublz and rheumatism; had t;b;¢kff First‘ Artist—The umbrella you lent
been able to assume a position over ache all the time- and was e 0 me? I have lent it to‘a friend.
' living. i took Foley .Kldney i’iila and ham“ "“3”;th is very awk-
m‘ by their ability to climb. The fir- .
or the hydrogen has under them. was “30'0““? “’99-" “man" ward. The man who lent it to my
friend tells him that the owner wants
i‘thhan'incendlary bomb, is a very- have written similar letters. ‘Foley
ple"matter.- The " Zeppelins have Kidney Pills are tonic in effect and lt.—Le ere.
n‘e.little"-"ln' this war for the money not promptly.
dle age. Rheumatism, aches and pains
too'free presplratlon of strong odor
and other symptoms are warning that
the kidneys ‘need.hel-p. Foley Kidney
Pills make the kidneys strong and ac-
tive '
Sold "everywhere.
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the.
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’ saw take the fly. I saw every motion
recently, “there is no foliage to en-iand languid; plummet-"ovarian. a
tangle your book and line. and it ileolcy‘Cathartlcl'i'ablet vvill‘help you.
.the ideal place for the amateur fisher- Stout persons welcome~the light, and
man. _When i was there the lake was free feeling they’brlng. "
so clear that you could see toadeptn Sold everywhere.
of forty feet: The first fish] caught 1 ————--——-——-——-— {
avast-Harroi‘mow YOU.
You probably have noticed that the
eyes in some, purtraits‘ follow you
wherever you go. ‘it'is‘ng bit uncanny
I
s of his body until [finallyianded him
i on. the bank, which le'on‘lydid with the
aid of one of the concessioners tn the
the .nliddy .
thing new in those of cool iiillk Other ‘
(errant
till-l
by Pictorial Review
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One of the new shades of pink in
chiffon taffeta may be used to develop
this costume, which has a draped Hud-
lce, lace under-blouse and a scalloped
skirt.
Charmingly pretty is this frock of
pale pink chiffon taffeta. with a draped
bodice and underbody of nil-over lace.
The bodies is supported by‘ straps of
picntod taffeta, while the two one-piece
gathered bounces on the skirt are fin-
lsiied along the lower edge with corded
scallops. To reproduce the model -in
.mcdlum silo requlré 1% yard lining
38 inches wide for upper part of skirt
foundation, 9‘ yard 2-inch belting for
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. Present this Coupon at
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Ready to use, all 60
park. I do not jknow ofan‘y other
‘place ln,the world where an amateur
fisherman can swing his fly in any di-
rection without danger of catching it
on some twig, and when no books, his!
fish, watch his cveryvmotion as he
to move about a" room and have the
eyes of a picture always upon you, and
some superstitious‘people are afraid to
go into a picture gallery ‘where por-
traits of théir ancestors are to be
found. The effect is simply an optical
by ’cost' beyond killing non-combat-
‘ women and children. The raids
bonded up to date have been a
All sir scout can patrol a 50-
, circle, detecting, under favorable
‘ tions, the presence of the subma-
and convey that information to
hip she is protecting by wireless.
convoys probably
er lgi‘iiiiiiiiillt'
digital or smokeslg'nal. Two a'ero- Europe.
would have -,
Sold everywhere."
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been opened in Canada in Which 100,:
000 men will receive practical military
instruction. It is propoaed tomake
the workvconform as closely asspos-
"sliile to“ actual "lighting , conditions in
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Nine military training camps have
-_ and? Tar Compound glvas {so
_ -—‘c_Fi«il:onEN'a“sutimea cows". :
It‘ll wrong to neglect a. cold‘ati'uy
time because it weakens the system
and lays the sufferer open to ‘ attack
changes in temperature, and sleeping
drone colds in summon ”Foley's honey
rdyfland
"prompt relief. 0 ,. .
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_—-a gooofs‘dppy‘s‘in the best'papsr.
.ivH
Bold ,‘every’whjere. ‘
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from other diseases. Wet feet, sudden ' ’ ..
uncovered at night, cause many chit:
fights'for freedom; ‘fg‘greewlth Enter:
'son Hough 'in'every wind that he has
said about fishing in Crateribake."
'- 9f. the eve
, looking at. you.
nlaslon and is secured by having 'the
eyes in the portrait" looking directly
inward the front. *Under such circum-
stances the papilla necessarily‘ln the
middle with an , equ ".amount- of
‘white’f on either side. This relation
V' 5 does not vary at all with the position
of tile observer. ‘No matter where” you
stand the pupilwill be in the “middle,
and the eye-will; seem‘to be
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COUPON'
Sanitary Glass...’ .. -
’ Kitchen Sci lor $1.15
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Every Day .its a Saintary Glass Kitchen Set JDlay.
scoutive dates and the cost amount of expense
° $2.50 "Sanitary Glass Kitchen sci.
m'plete, including eight pieces, for
-—Strongest, Most‘Durablc, most '
tEconomical Made. ' '
stay. 2 yards 27-inch all-over lace and
4 yards 404ml: taffeta.
The under-arm and shoulder seams
of the underbotry are first closed. after
which the back is hemmed so that the
dnderbody can be fitted. The lower
edge is then gathered between double
"T'i‘" perforations and the stay sowed
into position. Finish the neck with is
narrow edging of not or lace.
Next close sleeve seam as notched
and gather on crossilnes of small "0"
perforations and $4.. inch above. Draw
gathers to the rkiuired sine and stitch
tape under gathers, after which the
sleeve is ready lobe sewed into the
armhole. Ease in the fullness as grad-
ually as possible. ,
Face the skirt foundation from 'icwer
edge to double “on" perforations. Close
back scams of foundation and flounc-‘s.
leaving seams of foundation and upper
ilolince free above large "0" perfora-
tions for plackets. Gather upper
edges between double ”IT" perfum-
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“lions. Adjust iov’vergi'lounce Yo position
-on foundation.~ stitching gathers along
crossil'ne of single small “0" perfora-
tions, center—fronts,‘large "0" perfora-
tions and scams even. Adjust upper
iiounce to position in some way and
sew skirt to lower edge of underbelly
“EMPHHM
WHO!
. over sixty, center-home and backs even.
Scallop and bind with silk covered cord
the lower edges of flounces.
,For bodice and shoulder strap, first.
pleat shoulder strap as creased and
press. Sew to upper edge of bodice,
corresponding notches and perforations
even.‘ Arrange on underbody, center-
fronts even; bring the large “0" perfo~
rations at upper front edge and the
small “0" perforations along the back
edge to corresponding perforations in
undorbody and tack; also tack at
shoulder, bringing the iargf'O" perfo-
ration ill shoulder strap and in under-
belly front together:
Tile ilcm edge of the skirt is an im-
portant consideration this season. One
of the latest methods of finishing it in
to bind it with o. self-material cord.
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