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hIdnoIp tits.
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; m sums-"0N8 the nuts and cake be browned to-
‘ Flavored whipped cream is a delt1
rm 0000 000K“ cafe dessert Whip a pint of fresh:
siweet cream, adding. little by little, the
1'.fl8\101'lllg Continue to whip t1a mix-1
, “Have you room for the best re“ transfer it to an earthern dish and
cips for a national dish I have ever set it on ice.
lied. and called erotsadou? Cut an: 1’
ordinary head10f cabbage fine on al
the following: Take eight heaping ‘nRs' [YON,s .
{tablespoons of flour and make lent
smooth paste with water: we -hait1
. pint of water and one- -half 1 it all
enough to give a sharp vinegar taste; H.” Al GO" Since Tb“
‘ together and add a little salt.1 L E- Pl ” , v ‘ I
. iBeat- an egg into a paste; add a piece: ’di‘ ‘ e" "
of butter (about. a heaping teaspoon-1 a» Compound.
i
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water and vinegar and pour all into a1 To erre Hill, P.’ Kindly permit me
large agate dish or skillet. 1am1wnmmifl
enough to hold the cabbage. when: Vegetable Corn-1—
added' to the mixture. Now, let the‘ m1mmt
1. $3.1 it 1
ring constantly to prevent soorching,‘ v” 91138 from
J and when it is fully boiling turn in some tiine' and bad
,_ the cabbage and stir it until it is well almost. all kinds of;
saturated Turn and stir five mln- aches—painIinlow-
er partofback and
scolded. and you will have :‘krautsa
laut,’ or. as most Americans call it. ingdown pains.
kraut’ could not Ilecp and
“3“" Since I have taken
”—‘ Lydia‘ E. ham' I Vegetable Com- 1
will often make a plain cake particu~11and I feel like Imwoman. I’m-not 1
_larly appetizing. The ordinary plain puiuyaurmedicinemhizhly ' "ufl- 1
gingerbread or spice cake; for instance.i AUGUST“ LYON: W Hill P“ g
with a chocolate icing, is an accep' 1t istrno that notureandawoman‘s
for woman 's ills that the world has
raisins in it a white icing with chopped ever known From the roots and‘
:nuts is very good and ra'ther pretty. herbs of the field Lydia E Plnkhsm,
but with raisins the nuts give too forty years .30, gays in womankind.
make the gingerbread seem gritty to has provedbim‘ourc ellgcacuious than any
the teeth in the same way a ista- 1other c0” 11 on ° 3‘ ever com-
ch! frosting or a plain white froiting pounded, “d today LydiaE. Pinkhnm's
1 Vegetable Compound is recognized
wit bits of preserved ginger in it will standard
WSW-e remedy for woman 's ills. |
When frosting is not liked a few nutsl In the Pinkham LoboratoryctLynn.
run ""0“" ”‘9 “‘9’" “0999* and Mass. are files containing hundreds of
. attered 0‘ er the top of the batter thousands of letters from women seek-
' ., add much to the flavor. if this is done:I overthoirown signotures “nth“yh'“
. regained their health by taking Lydia
the cake should be covered with a
E. Pinkham' sVegetable Compound;
piece of cardboard until it is nearly Indinsomecoses thatit has aavodthem
baked.
: gether.1
' Recipe—— for Sauerkraut. ! ture until it becomes a stiff froth; then
cutter; then set aside, and prepare:
fvinegar. which should be strong‘ AcflEs AND PAINS:
full then put this into the mixture or:
on give you my testimonial in favor of 1
mixture oome- slowly to a bail, stirg
female troubles tori
lites so that the cabbage is thoroughly,
in sides, and press-
_ {Variations in the ordinary frosting pound (ham Indpoinaarcallgona 1
l , table change. and if the cake has no workhasproducadtbs th-i
much variety of flavor and almost’a remedy for their peculiar ills which
. from coast to coast as the
make a white' cake quite
Just before it goes into the oven will log healtlinmany 0f thorn openly stats
It can then be removed and 11mm surgicalopcraiiona.
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in that condition, thus proving that
man is conceived 'and born in sin. 11
fatal sin that kills. We must be born
again and a change of belief is o no
cessity. “This is the second birth and
if you do not pass through the second
birth, death is certain. Man does not
say that we die frdm the effects of an
immoral si'n as a fatal sin 6! unbelief
or wrong believing; an immoral act is
to be deplored and avoidedfibutfia
fatal act is much worse. God has no
use for dead people. He warned man
" of his danger. yet man persists in his
W311.“ doth it prolit a man u be old way of wrong-believing and pills
as the whole world and then me; himself on the back anddiea with the
delusive. hope that he lives ‘agaln. the
grave closes over hint and the mourn
ers go about the streets as in the days
of long ago. He is taught that be
aim die from the pulpit. and It hiI
mother’s knoertlius perpetuating the
lipid :or its" many blessings. Irtor
are N and K is evident thot
professing Christian I)
\ warn-lend My reply
’ centers
1 ing after
' ' being different
M Black-and-Wlllte
subconscious powers and we are born}
know this fact. so he is as liable to '
crime that'- Ch'rist' tried in vain to
_ , . . . . m, Maia, itchy scalp and fault:
1 and
1? b‘a‘éa" applied. You simply
chwfi.
ago primaruled. m‘ahkm‘nflt a
séos’d ita-
_ follow “naturevou‘ will and in death
We dirt not follow 11mm did and:
iiideatb told ”have i‘isver: basic! from
Green and steel beads form flowers
lon the sides Narrow violet rib-
lbon mounts high toward the back.
1Wh1te and yellow ribbon, one layer
intuitions 110m
nmmmmmmwwmm
Periwinkle blue dahlias made of which also boasts two fancy hat;
tiny feathers with black featheryi pins A four cornered band, stilt
completely cover ‘ Bma"land square. of Garibaldi red appears
toque of black supplemented by 8‘ on another large black hat. It is
wheel of blue ribbon at lbs back. 1embroidered in jet and very unusual.
The blue is particularly lovely and The "’0“ extraordinal?! :SDOfi:
very lpopuisar in Paris just at pres "‘31 bat. trimming seen 11 y
day appears on a turban of Jungfl
brown velvet. It is a wreath of ai-
monds. The little tan nuts so to-
miliar to everyone, are shown lust
temerging from silvery green velvet
buds; others are darker brown, and:
ltheso nuts. in various degrees of
3:1;11318 yrlizowlabélnirxsenzfifdevelopment. with velvet leaves in
en, the onl trim-‘1
llatpins beaded solidly make n 3120112.“ "31' gorsearseuch a hit pro-l
striking trimming and are some l '
11m“ the only thing relieving a volts! absurd puns on being chased;
lain hat \ The I d ut bray i by squirrels sand allusions to human
:11 a black velvetytzqti: with I. hue; nuts. but it is original nevertheless-—
5:1“th ahd irregular anda M 1and the coloring of the nuts and
sort of white satin bow. ifoiiags I” lovely .
l 1 1 Dictatcs of Fashion.
Wonderful things are done with ll d unsl
ribbon. that most charming of bat Batiste waists have co an an e
of dotted Swiss.
trimmings. Here is an immense
.cabbage rose m violet all of “M Jet buttons are considered good for
afternoon gowns
bop. the only adornment d! a liuge1
violet shape. Another bat is al- ‘40“! yellow 5‘0"“ have made the“
most entirely the black moire rib- appearance
bon which forms a placque atop the A straight line at the bass of the}
crown of black velvet making the neck is decidedly trying.
entire edeci almost a tam o' shan-‘ in parasols there is a decided fancy
ter. 1 for black and white.
American lndian coloring. refresh-E in cbildrbu's coats the waist has
futurist, Oriental. anal are low and normal.
European combinations appear lnl Orange blossom girdles are a feature
the beaded motif which appears lflion the new bridal robes.
the “011101 3 V81"! new but the' Charming wash dresses for little
back puffed and «hoped into an im-1 girls are made of cotton crepe
mense putty effect comblnlns turban} Dull gold and metal soutoclie em-
and mm. the from plain and small broideryls used on chic tailored cos-
These feathery flowers. which kill
two birds with one stone, as it were.
lily combining two sorts of hot trim -l
ming in one, also appear on a larfl
black {pivot poke. one of pink, one
it is of black panne velvet and tumes
very pretty. Absolutely oblong so sheer are some of the clause:
across the. back is the brim of an- that their wearers require under
other oddly shaped hat. this of black- them not onlys brasalares out caml 1
Yyons velvet Tuo feathery while soles
affairs amidst the shape dfshaving
brushes, with dashes of
yellow. are its trimmings.
cxpectcdly becoming, too.
An our] boat shaped turban
achieves this becoming quality by
back “and front.
Aiittls girl‘s 'dross grade with sim-
black and 1 pie straight waist and skirt formed of
N 18 “11.1 narrow ruffles is very attractive.
Embroidered musllns and cotton
voiies make the most simple and:
charming frilled shirts for sumrser
wear. F
has been; slow
about getting into embroidered linen
candle shades. etc, for the house, but‘
it is here at last. -
A fan of gauze with I msdailionl
of black satin embroidered in its ecu-1
ter. is striking and adds an accent to
the evening dress
Harry—~Paw. what is.a henpecked
husband? [’11er man whose nerve
is in his wife's'name.—Cincinnatl En-
quirer. l
I
summm
mumwt
Don't any any! Hors'a In Old-Tints
‘ Roclpo that Anybody can Apply.
The use of Sage and Sulphur for re
storing faded. gray hair to its naturc
Ii color dates back to grandmother's
time. She used it to keep her hair
beautifully dark. glossy and: abundant.
Whenever her hair fell out or took
on that dull. faded or streaked appear 1
Inca. this simple mixture was applied ‘
with wonderful effect
.But brewing at home is mysyfond '
out-of-dato. ' Nowadays. by. dating at
any drug store for I 50 cont bottlsof.
"Walsh's
poun,d” you'will get this famous old -
‘isclpo which. can be depended upon to . .
restore natural color and beauty to
the hair and is splendid for dandmfl.
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lomrlymaolfldgspon
5-1.
4i nachos-ms.
Base and Sulphur 09111» . 1
Ayah-known downtown drusgiiithh
it.” darkens- th hair so naturalist
'\
gray .hairdtsappsars. and him Isoth-
armpltcaflon or twodt amusem-
my dark. glossy. soft Mohandas!
i—Aaood .11. pays amused-III.
‘drain.
ii. lynue Steam Dyeing & Cieanihg Co.
mlkmmwmmmu
.. dabmairno. slam-autumn
llll’lllllllll THINGS
All SHOULD W
m
Packing Lists.
in packing summer garments away
for the winter. or vice versa, the house 1
wife is apt to forget just where she has
put things; and, in case there is need
to find' some one article in a hurry, she '
opens and searches two or three trunks
or boxes before she hits on the right
one. This can be obviated if, as she
packs each trunk or chest, she has at
hand a sheet of paper and writes
down the name of every article as_she
puts it away. This list can then he
tacked on the front or side of the box
and a glance will disclose the contents
whenever the time comes to locate
Hanything
it is helpful to do the some thing
with bundles that are tied up and
tucked on closet Shelves. The linen
closet should be provided with a simi-
lar list, and the pantry might well have
its list of out-of-sight articles in draw-
ers and at the back of shelves.
lt.is economy to save lemon and
orange skins and candy them for fruit
cakes. mince pies and various other
used. After using the Juice of the
fruits, clean out the skins. removing
the white pith and put them in cold
water. bet boil for five minutes. then
drain. Cover with boiling water and
boil until tender. Make a syrup from
onehalf pound of supar and one-half
cupful of water brought to a boil;
skim and put in the rinds and cook un~
til transparent. Lay on a sieve to
Boll the syrup and stir until
it begins to granulate; ten pour it
over the rinds, and let it dry and bar-
den on them. Keep the peel in tin
boxes until needed.
Sewing Hint.
in darning damask, if threads are
drawn from one end of the material
and'tiaed for the purpose, "the patched
place will scarcely be noticed. This
is advisable when one has a very vai-
uabie piece which has accidentally
been torn.
A Convenient Troy for In Invalid.
For the invaild's room there may
be had now wicker trays lined with
bright Chintz under glass and fitted
out with pockets for newspapers and 1
mail. as well as with an attractiv!
breakfast service. The tray is made
like a low table to lit 0\ er the knees of
the person served in bed. like those in
hospiflils, but the\ former is much an
perior to the latter in beauty.
if the piano keys grow yellow, blean
them with a soft cloth dampened with
alcohol. This restores them to their
usual color. '
EPOR'l‘ --- 1
“Ian pyoinég cmnior co.
,—
Mn“ and
substance. Ito
and alloys Fey
Diarrhoea.
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thrésvptgoI-‘ihabornity Inst.
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Tho‘monslon‘at
This thrchploos maternity
CASTORIA
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
In use for over 30 years. has
and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this. ; .
All Counterfeit» Imitation and “Joshua-good ” are but 3
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Children Experience against Experiment.
is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
ness.
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation
Flatuloncy, Wind Colic. all Teething Troubles and
It regulates the Stomach and Bows-is.
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and na :'
'rho Cblldron’ s Papoose-Tho Mother’s ll‘rlen. I' .
GIIUINE CASTORIA Itwavs
Beats the Signature of
‘ ,
in Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Prepared Especially For This Newspaper;
by Pictorial Review
. RAVEN BLUE SERGE
novels
. the up provi‘ du- for
auctioning. 4, '1 ~ -
skirt is so
simple in desigrrtbat it can be made
1It a minimum of expense and trouble. .
' And.- withal. it is graceful in design,
1' being gathered about the waist and an—
. uhsd with I deep horn which gives-1 sorted...
balance to the folds. Shore is an ea- .
, ..tonslon top which allow- for lengthen-
‘ inc.
borne the signature or
What is CASTORIA (
Castoria is I harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro- '
gorlc, Drops and Soothin
contains neither Opium,
Syrups. Itls pleasant. It
orphlno not other Narcotic
For more than thirty years it
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sleep.
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MATERNITY SKIRT.
in medium size the skirt requires 25“
yards to develop: of course separate
bands of silk or "velvet may be adiiul.
but this is about all of the trimming
that is permissible
The only way to uVold- errors in cut-
ting. with resultant waste of material.
is to lay the pattern on the material an
illustrated on the cutting guide. It.
will be noticed that the front g‘ore of
the skirt. indicated by the letter 'A."
is mmked by triple "TTT' perforation.
This means that this gore should be
goods to avoid an extraneous»
lengthwise threaded the goods.
triangular Iiiéc’e; moon on from oil
bath [nonprofits space for? tho pié’d‘w
ins. whichds‘ IIM to the trout tfojiv'g
mouth-I‘M“) the side's of the skirt:
a---' #6“
the moron-1a “chodv thca solos“ tho.
back mm from large “0‘1! perforation
to lower edge and finishing all". egos.
above for placket. .
slit-foo that u‘ elastic can be iii-
'fiio hem may be turned on
facing, turnoitbachward RS form ‘
namontal told. my be used. 1 ,
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v.
as WALL eraser
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laid along I lengthwise solo at tho
TNWWH-Wud with is". ‘1 1
MWM”IndtNIhplIcedortin:1 1;
blinks. 1!! is made I‘l’m‘nl'r or loinin'.‘
Pictorial Review skirt NO" 6391-. Blood II to as inched waist; m... is 1 1 ”
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