[ills
“sent 'Flsnnel‘Cskes.
a one cup of sour cream with
sods, add one~halt teaspoon
ehspoon of sugar and flour
“is batter. " Beat" until smooth.
in with sweet skimmed milk
I heaping teaspoon of baking
beat it in well and bake on
griddle“ If desired. buttermilk
used as a foundation, and the
""equsliy good results. No eggs are
, . d. "Waffles are made . in the
Graham Cream Crackers.
Oriental-t each of while and graham
unmixed. with one cup of sugar, one
pooh of salt and two heaping tea-
to! baking powder. Wet with
cream to make a dough just
nough to’roll. If too wet the
on will not be crisp. Roll rather
. out jin‘squares and bake slowly
ntil‘sllgh’tly browned. For white
flanker-s use all white flour.
Cream Salad Dressing.
Minibar eggs until light, beat in
Wagoner sugar into which has been
ixed admin! teaspoon each or salt,
ustardand cornstarch. Add one cup
caveat cream. then one cup of vin-
‘ and cook’i'n a double boiler, stir-
.. fig constantly until thickened. it
lithe thm'v‘" the vinegar would
iii-tho cream but it. does not it p A.
gather as directed. The useslfor this
di‘essing are legion and it can be kept
‘ definitely in covered glasses or Jars.
Potato Pears.
Boil._drain and mash ti medium-sized
‘ Season with salt and pop-
til light. When cool, shape as
seen and set aside to mold. One-half
store serving roll the potato
mu aneaten egg, set on a buttered
‘lck'aAclove in, the end for a
and bake until well browned.
”Apt-Ens 0F NEBRASKA.
my of, the physical features of
,.., Nebraska were produced by
mm of ice that invaded stages of
(paintings. At the opening of
in] epoch the great Keewatin
pread southward and covered
7 parts of the Dakotas, Minnesota
yer-a] hundred feet thick. This
‘ ofj glaciation, was brought
the too had disappeared, and the
if western Town. The late
ngekldney, ill. corrected. .
"4d ‘nie'td’ good-
roosters.
thine.
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Creole Chicken.
Cook 1-2 cup of macaroni in boiling
salted water until tender; then drain._
.Cook one chicken until Miler then re?
I
, move meat from the bones and cut in-
ion with the new velvets. The combin-
IMMIANI WINGS
w.
ation of talfeta and serge, although ap
parently overworked for a. while in
the spring and early summer.\is still
considered desirable and faille silk has,
(gory ‘ofrd ctical
flame Drefr flaking
“as. :5"ng
ito smaleieces. Melt 2 tablespoons
30f butter, add 2 tablespoons of flour,
teaspoon of salt. a little pepper and
it: All or lltssill,
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1, j ternoon costumes
A number of effective afternoonl‘ with crepe and chiflon.
modelsare out for autumn that are2
.by no means lost its popularity forl
in combination
of every-day duties was great,
Milli”) KNOW
Many years ago. when the pressure
the
o desired consistency. Lastly,
tor thinned with sweet cream. 8““.
' "and teeth’ of many of these ani-
r Samuel Calvin identified the
of- horses, camels, stage. ele-
i mastodons, mamnioths and
' Backs , - Have Been Made
var South Norwalk you hear it.
,‘Kidney Pills are keeping up
Work, South Not-walk, people -
1 oiling about it—telling of ;bad
made sound again. Ydu can be
thetestliuony ottyour own towns- M.R.Mn.wn. B
y Theyitell it for the benefit of
it finders suflering. If your 'back‘
’ it: on feel lame, sore and mis-
the-kidneys act too frequent-
We: are painful. scanty and ,
. so Dean's Kidney’Pllls. the - - -
hat has helpel ,so many of sidewhichlthoughtwue inflammation,
Elia! aha neighbors. Follow this ache, 3nd I w“ at time. awfully net.
rwalk citiaen's. advice and
on?! Newman”; ‘3“! 316‘ hie and you may publish this letters:
" WM and caused my and. A. L. stat-ran No'.
j passages of the kid- Lindsborg, Kantian
were unnatural and
tly: Doififs ngdnoy
’ ‘ "I .
, n'h'tslin.
sassy universe; -- .. ,
1 1-2 cup of rich milk. Stir until
smooth, then add the chicken, the mac-
aroni. one small green pepper finely
chopped, and one tablespoon of chop~
ped parsley. Add the beaten yolks of
2 958‘s and 000k 0"" the fire until The gray frock is of lead colored tat-
‘thickened stirring constantly. Serve; leta. From a hip skirt yoke fall three‘
‘in patty shells or on slices-of toast. finely pleated liounces. The ”19“” of;
gthe same silk, opens wldly in front-to?
h ‘ .i
Cut 6 firm tart apples into_1—2-inch s ow a crossed vest of white linen
The blouse edges are finished with
slices and cook until clear in a thick
round steel buttons placed on the very,
syrup (2 parts sugar and 1 part water}. - ;
edge. A standing dickey collar of the
Whip 1 cup of cream stiff, add 1 table- ‘
silk stands out from the neck all aboul.
spoon of sugar, 1 cup of dates cut in . . ‘
merging into the front edges of the
pieces, and 1 cup of nut meats flnoly
~ blouse and adorned on the edge with
chopped. Stir all lightly into ttie- .
. the buttons. An insertion band at
cream, then pile upon the apple slices. .
wServe on'lettuce leaves it you‘ can get;pleating ‘3 placed in the blouse 1““
'above the patent leather belt, which is
them. .
Cheese and Marmalade Sandwiches. slipped through a steel “lide'
0n the lemon yellow voile dress the
Mix lightly together l-e‘ cup of or?
skirt is laid in seven inch ‘tucks. two
ange marmalade. 14 cup of cream or ‘
cottage cheese. rubbed smooth, and 2 plum-3d together below the hips and two
tablespoons of chopped nut meals. placed at the knees. The waist opens
Moisten with a little cream. Then- in front in a deep U. the lower Du-
spread on thin slices of buttered wllite draping ““0 an oval passemeliterle 0r-
bread. ,namenl. Pfll'l Of the U is filled in With
a crescent shaped yoke of lace. One oil
the big columblne collars oi pleated;
afternoon aliens. , g
l Nut me From Salad.
.—————
Cream Crisps.
Cream together 1 cup of sugar and dotted black tulle encircles the neck.
2 cup of sour opened in front enough to show that
cream into which )4 teaspoon of soda attached ribbon build that is knotted}
has been stirred. Add 1-4 teaspoon or band crossed over the decollete in‘
salt. 1»8 teaspoon of nutmeg, 1 egg front. The sleeves are long nhd llttedl
well beaten and enough hour to make "
a soft dough. Roll out as cookies"
shape with cutter, sprinkle with sugar. Waistband: two seven inch ‘ru
and bake in a hot oven.
1-2 cup of butter; add iv
MEDIATION. edge.
This “A. B. C." mediation
May be all right for those
Who love to tiawdie idly
Where the slow inanana grows;
But
For an active, hustling people
On whom postponement wear,
it‘s x v z mediation ‘
They want to have in theirs.
’liowevcr, are posed on the
side. A white winged collar of fallle
1flares out beyond the ears.
Among the fabrics which will
used for afternoon frocks this autumn
are soft French satin, gros de lmndres
and the ever popular taffeta combined
._W. .l. Hampton in New York Sun. I with Georgette crepe. satin, and later‘
' Incas I insist upon the use of Sykes’
‘ l
4-
ems DEN'OMINATION.
i COULDN’T SEE IT BEFORE.
i Griggs-liere’s a doctor says that Ludy (interviewing girli—l may‘
yawning is very healthful. _ l9" 3'00 that we are vegetarians.
._ Briggs—~Can it be possible that Girl (anxious to be'hlred—Jl‘hal's
'there is an excuse for Boreleigh’stex- my church, too. mum. g
l
l
I istence after all?
WflMAN WANTS
‘ Marriage is sometimes only a brief
fperiod between single blessedness and
l
Shiatlethriamztefnrgh ’31:”: a lovely ! ton well matched-it is now quite the lug some things about the house every
in tphree chgrmin fr :k 9 irauie“; custom to buy white net and chiffon other day instead of every day. The1
8 0 a EU a e or and send it to the dyers to have it results were so satisfactory that she
The third dress, of violet gabardlnefl
is lightly gored and gathered into the;
tiles. sac?
in overbound, are placed at the loweri
‘cdge. The top is a sort-of blouse bol-I
REGISTERED AND POEM—FRIDAY , ero. closed by one button“ at the lower
‘ A wide'sash girdle tied diagoug
ally shows ill the opening of the bolerol
‘and also heron it. The long sash ends.‘l
oppomo i
be'
:PARADISE LOST AND REGAINED.’
1. blessed singleness, l
Tafleta and colored nets and chil- writer attempted to save time by do-
tinted just the right shade. when “18 has since advocated dusting. for m-.
exact match cannot be made——made stpnce. only every other day. There
adorable cool and “39118110“ summer are certain duties that cannot be put
evening dancing dresses. The under: oif in this way, such as sewing, cook-
akifl. rather tight. will be of tafletliflng and dishwashlng. These if put
the oversklrt. as long as or longer “we, simply mount up. and to save
than the drop skirt, 13 Of gather’etl work on these. one has to simplify
chiffon or lulle'the same shade. The processes, eliminating unnecessary
corsage is a skeleton of silk with ill-t motions and steps.
terwoven bands of net or chiffon Sweeping—to a certain extent-
“'Efll’mg 30" 0’ WWW!" 0"” a bud‘tdusting, window cleaning and the like.
ice that h“ 3° visible 09‘3““; can be put over one day. Such duties
' "’ !can be performed in summer half as
“i listened to your ‘ speech with often as in the other seasons, averag-
close attention," said the man who lag and arranging the week's work Tao
tries to be pleasant. but fails; that housekeepers and mothers may
.eronr
Prepared Especial/1F" This Newspaper
by Pictorial Review
HODISH GOAT WITH NEW STORM COLLAR.
is pleated under a belt which termi-
nates at the under~arni seam. leaving
the back to hang in plain effect, al—
though there is quite some fullness at
the lower edge of the skirt. The length
of the coat is about 45 inches. for this
year women of fashion are showing a
decided lilting for the longer effects.
In average size the model requires
41/. yards 54-inch material. but. if used
for misses or small women. 3% you]!
will be sufficient. By paying strict nt-
tenlion to the directions given in to-
day's lesson the home dressniaker will
have no difficulty in reproducing the
coat. The first thing to do is to pleat
the front. bringing the “T" to corn:-
.. And did it set you thinglng?” lgain more leisure in what to a certain \ p ‘ ”Walnut! small "0” perforations and
"it did.’ :lAnd the next time you extent should be vacation time. \ \ ‘. sow“ ms
deliver it i’m going to listen again‘ Washing Day. \ \\' \ \\\§\\\ 7’”
and see if I can find out .what 1 As an excellent and easy occasional \\§% \\ §§\\
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was thinking abouafl—‘Vaahmgton substitute for a regular pie, till a hut- \'§§ -§\\\\§.. §§ . ,.
Star. ”i9 {, tered pudding dish with berries; sweet- . §§ \ \\§.\ \4.“ \m '
y- i; “ Ian and shake over just a dust of flour; §§ \m‘“ ’
‘ c i “ ‘ ' :0" top lay thickly buttered slices of §§\ \\\ ‘j‘\\~‘\\§
Sldn rt jbread, butter side up. Cover until § \ \\ \\~§\ _ ,
. o 0 {half baked and uncover to brown. The §§§\\\ ‘\\ § [:3
i Si El { P /‘ 1 ’whole will be CHBD and delicious. D0 §§ ‘\\ \\\\§\E‘\\§: ‘ tacking into place if the line of small
or cop e ‘ the same with sliced. sweetened and §§ ‘_ ., :\ §\\\\ "0" perforauons is followed the gem"-
‘ spiced apples for an apple pic; 0|“. ll“ . §~§ :.-\2\>;» front will be easy to locate. Now ad-
_No 30" 39"“ byuseof a buttered pudding dish mm apple §§ “‘~ luatmufndetfarms to axioms? ‘undcr-
. fi . . _ _ . _ .~ . nea run, correspon in; e get! even.
. .yisaute. Lover thickly with broken up §§§\ ' Arrange belt to position on front.
"ipleces of bread, dot Willi a liberal \ §O\ , matching corresponding single largo
‘ .\\. “0” and small “0" perforations; double
lamount of butter, cover until nearly
ibaked and then uncover U.) brown.
' ‘l’encllcs are delicious done the some
9 r \‘
wayk .. .
Make a practice of preparing all\
lil‘llll and vegetables out of doors. A
Iconllortable piazza chair and table can
flie always ready. Have a board and a
sharp knife and cut string beans by
the handful instead ol‘ one by one, as
i
POWDER
Here is proof and nurse's letter
“For fifteen ears in my work as a
nurse! have used S kes' Comfort Pow- E ”“3 “(MW does- > w
der in the sick with splendid PE" in all the shininer cookery. try
suits. My mother was confined to her ‘ substitute short processes, producing
mggfifiezler 53:39.13" i)“ equality-or nearly as goou “results?
all my work forakin irritation or sore- Make drop cookies instead ol rolled;
When making up the bread
cups of
o‘
’out ones. ,
.or biscuit, take three heaping
:tlle dough, add two cups sugar. tw
two thirds cup of butter and larui
Comfort Powder."——Mr% T. A. Bacon.
11%.stch Mass; 5 .
Not a pleinhlonapowdissfiutehighly
unequalled f
ill Haitians;
ByTeiiing Howtyda EPinlt- I
ham’sVegetebleCompound
Restored ‘HerHealth. ‘ ._ liver or
i anyone;
Miami. Okla—“I had a female ‘
and weakness that annoyed
\s his continually. I ,
. Chrisddoctors sndnll -
‘ kinds of medicine
for ”vocal years
but was not cured.
untilItookLydia E.
Pinkhe‘m's Vegeta-
it were difficult to find a
bowels.
troubles certainly and safely.
tho_blood and ac
“ will help other shit
.xi
3‘ faring women to
You Should Worrrli
e and reliable remedy for the
ailments dueto irregular or efective dction of thee
_ These ailments are likely to attack
likely. too. to leadte'worse
are famous” the ,World over. for {their power
. They cleansevthe
as a general conic
indigestion biiiousnessp constipation in
longed su faring and expose you to
Want Nol‘ O
"oo" perfoiration' in belt indicates cen-
ter-front. Join fmnt/undcr’arm and
back as notched. ‘close shoulder seam
as notched. Face collar and saw
to neck edge as notched, center-backs
‘even, led‘ring collar free forward at
large ”0" perforation. Small"‘o"*per-;
forntion in collar indicates center-'
front.
All now is in readiness for the
sleeves. thd seams of which must be
closed as notched-easing in any full-'
ness between notches at the elbow.
Turn hem at lower edge on small "0"
perforations: if sleeve is desired with
cuffs. cut off hem % inch below small
"0" perforations. Close cuff seam a!
notched, sew to sleeves single large"0"
and double small "00" perforation.
evenTtack the pointed extension to po-
sition. Sew sleeve in armhole an
notched, casing in any fullness.
if preferred. the turn-back cults may
A coat of taupe-colored duvetyn.
closing to the neck with Chin Chin col-
lar and having a pleated lower front
section.
All exceedingly modlsh coat is this.
mode of taupe-colored duvctyn and
self-trimmed. it closes at the neck
edge with :1 "Chin Chin" (-ullur. al—
though the fronts may be turned back
medicated "m? ‘ w 9385'
““"‘U "Id 'i omits heel and mixed. it iittle‘clth‘. cinnamon and nul- to form rovers, if desired. The front be omitted.
m in“ ' mm ““3" ”ma“ ‘eupmn of 5°“ (“8' Pictorial Review Cost No. 6375. Sizes 32, 34. as. as. 40, 42. 44 and (cinch-o
himbdmmumdby solved in a little water. and beat all ea bust. PM”, 15 cents.
‘3“qu » ltogetlier with the hand until perfectly 5k... N°-.5989- mm 22 .0 36 mm mm PM” 15 mm
elnn' “an... mhflucthhepsthe ' mixed. Then add raisins and currents V
“Dfailfigep'tmm ins Wished. Pour in two good-sized ,
m carcinoma, m -Cake tins and let rise an hour. This ‘ ‘ . , ‘ . .002». ‘
“M“Mlflml lgives the delicious oidvfashioned ' y . , . , Wasted
‘ n ‘ _
"'bread cake. . M
E On baking day utilize the not tire on g. . 2 .
» l‘i‘ore and immediately after breakfast. ‘ . .
‘ so that it can be discontinued or shut 04 _ ‘ .
off through the morning. By planning 3‘ _ ‘
to save "handwork" many things may
be “sandwiched in;" Set a pan or ap-
ples in'the oven to bake for supper;
stir up apart of gingerbread for the
same purpose: it will be muchbetter
than if eaten too hot. Scald the to-
sickneflifmtnlieved. .
matoes and have them ready for the
‘Scaliop or stew or to set in the lcebox
for the salad; Boil eggs to use “If“.
to 639mm t'these hearty salad or to use creamed with
u n bod O brag!!! and, nerves. cheese. Plan always to have more veg-
fgfi' li amuse-yam - stables cooked than-you want and com-
“ a blue them;into that same convenient
h M H a nd salad for supper. 'Add‘, diced cold corn-
ed beef. flaked fish. minced ham or
bits of bacon to make the dish "hearty”
Lindsborg. Kansas. —“Some years
i entered with terrible pains in my
also witha bearing down pdngback- ‘ Telephone ”.351.
vans. I took threshottlesof' Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
am now enjoying good health. ,I will
be glad to recommend your medicine to
any woman suffering with female trou- .
'3, Box so,
\'
' u. v
If you havo‘the slightastdonbt‘ , OPTICFAN _
that Lydia EsPinkham’s Vegeta-
bleCompouiidwuthelp yomwrit’e"
‘ ----. BRIDGEPORT -—,-— ,
Formerly known as Ifldgspdrt Mean Dyeing a Cleaning co.
Silk Dresses. Gloves. Ilsnltets and Laos Curtains Clash-d.
H. LYNGE. Prop. 293 State BL. Bridgeport
(fifth, .1 301418011 ‘
Eyedmn Lay—£1321 '5' 30a «mmdhsg it?!“ - .4 or toss together a big pan oi: soda bls- . . _ ' ‘ 1 .
W.Commerco,0kla. . . - : . x . , cults whose linal destination is _ the Present this Coupon ht our offi‘Ce .With'ts others 05.09%.
. . . J ,. I - - ‘ " -. ~ "”“ supper table. while the 0V8“ ‘9 “m secutive dates and the costs amount of- expense‘ items and».
Anothefiwoman who hafiFonfid . _ . _ , , : ‘ .. . , ’ » - l enough to‘bake them in live minutes; - get this , ' . , . ~ _ , , .
110““ inLS'difiE-Pm “an” . ' - ‘ ', "W ' ‘ b covering the'm tightly and heating - ‘
Vegetable Compound. fl. Lynne Steam “yelllfl & Cleanlnn C0. ‘ tifem in the cooler evening oven 3‘0 '
one will know that theyhave not Just
been made; _ )
Do the raised biscuits ln‘tne same
way when halting the bread; cover
\tightly and heat at supper. *» Have your
,éountry fruits for dessert often and
dispense with some at the sweets that
5take so much time.in cooking. Make
a' lot of pastry, Enough to; last for two
or 'three\baklngs, and keep it on the
ice untll'wlshed: it will be improved
by this and lttdoesn’t take long to
make a pie if the crust is ready.“ "
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Willis—“What is the most unintelli-
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NORWALK .
neonates
wnydis WhamMedicineCo. y
ides
handwriting in the Opticelihine
.. 1' ExammedFree '
giblb thing that. you ever heard?" Gil-
lie-4A. magazine poem, set to music—-
’ embed! musty. ”played, , Ian, on ,3 phone
$2.50 Sanitarydass ; ,
“ Kitchen some $1.15
PRESENTED BY
Every Day Is a Sanitary Glass Kitchens“ Day.
For RICH :_ and Peon. .
$2.50 sanitary Glass Kitchen so.
‘t
81.1
, ,. Every set guaranteed—Strongest, Most Durable. Most ‘
Sanitary and Most Economical Made. ‘
‘WEDNESbAY,,’:‘AUG. 25, 1915
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