one scum mwmsxepnnmmm .
flit SUGt'tSiiliNSw '
WUMEN GAN E
Sflfidillillll‘ Aliiilll E
pins than those worn as brooches are
used. Belt buckles, those you buy for,
“his“ birthday, are now to be had witli-'i
lMl’tilll'ANl I'illNliS
AllVSllll‘JlD KNOWi
l0ll_800ll (WING
i ionable among suspenderleiss " males. i
l
i IHE AR]. 0f DRESSlNfi ' out tongues. They are ever so much?
. ‘ : nicer than the old kind and very lash-E
Fads and Fancies,
seer Stew wnh Rice Dumplings.
Cut two pounds of beet‘ into pieces
an inch square and brown it in a lit-
tle fat in which you have also
browned half an onion and a little
parsley. Then place over the tire. in
two cups of cold water bring to a
boll slowly, and simmer till tender,
Add salt and pepper and remove meat;
with a skimmer. Place in the oven}
HABMLIEVE
How Mrs. Hurley Was Re!
stored to Health by 'L dia
EPinkham’o Vegeta le
Compoundi i
i
Eldon, Mo. — “I was troubled with
displacement, inflammation and female"
Fail Fashions in Women's Hats. i
in the Wotiian’s Home Companion,
editor, says: ;
“Velvet, lt‘ur, Feathers~these three!
proclaim the fashions in inilh’iiei'y torf
tail.~and winter.
1‘ Women are bound to be interested in
them as one more item added to the
painfully small list “of things one can
. :Gl‘flt't‘ Margaret Could, the fashion I give a man and feel that lie is really
grateful.
.__‘_.
\elvetieen frocks will once more}
hold their own for Sunday best, and?
very efiectixe thrce~piece vel»i
some
:veteen costumes are being made fori
{some very etl'ective
threepiece vel-
‘girls of sixteen to wear during that
In the milliilery shops there are the winter term at school. chosen in au—‘!
There is scarcely a; cutest little quilted hats imaginablentuinn leaf shades of dull crimson or't
.weakneas. Form ihat {01’ We autumn ”13‘ does “01 HhOW‘ They are of silk, usually in pastel l russet brown. These costumes con-i
ears I could not i the introduction of velvet. if it is Holishades' and are Worn for anything sist of velveteen skirts, made with;
‘ t AICOHOL'B
' ’ For Infants and Children.
Genuine Casturia
while you cook the dum lin ‘. Makei . . - . egetahk '
the latter of hm boiled Prices: mixed: 10an “fags: tentirely made ol that material; and 45‘ front Sports to afternoon affairs and.idcep corselet belts and broad vel- sfidflfinfikfofim ‘ - I
" " . ,4 'g, t"b dtobeif" , Iv .~ -. - ‘
with a tablespoon of butter, one of. could not walk two Lfor the triumph l is min I . indeed for very informal evening .pte'en .houlder straps, worn with H'mfiihShimthflm
Form into balls in the hands;
flour and a beaten egg to each cup
of rice.
— and drop into the boiling gravy a few;
at a time. t‘ook from six to eightI
minutes and arrange around the dish‘
with the meat in the center. Pour
the gravy over all. ' 1
‘ walk the floor.
during outing and i
drawing pains down i
my right side which
increased every:
month. I have been j
at that time purple ;
in the face and would .
I could not. lie down or
tut luv; “'3, is introduced.
“'Large and small, high and low, are
the new hats for the autumn No onei
definite shape is a necessity. but rathm
or t. suit the individuality of the“
wearer is the mission of the hit this:
Well. down on the head
season. is 3
blocks without. an. Feathers. one kind or another, and 0th; year. Consequently a chic hat of this i blouses of soft
satin matching ex-
dPSCTiP‘iOY‘ forms 3 very economic [“va actly the color of the shirts, and
chase for the. woman Wm) 9035355“. three-quarter length velveteen coats
but a slender purse.
u.”
secouo sronv THiEFs susv. i
now BRlTAlN. Sept. 24.—Jriiej
{finished with fur collars and cuffs.
Eand lined with soft satin.
\ Separate Coats.
homes of three prominent residents; Separate coats are receiving a great
. . . _ . . ,
On baking day when it is hard to sitstillsometimes foradxy andnmght must, he placed, with a slight dip in “'9'" visited by a second NOW thief deal of attention: motor coats con-.
.atatime. Iwasnervous,and hadvery _ V. . . . , ,
thinkpof an eusy dessert try these little appetite,noambi.t.iou,melanch01y. the right side. to be correct. It is ‘t’dllt‘fid‘ly nizht and mono) ind‘linue to be full length or seven.
- dumplings: Add enough shortening lti‘
bread dough to make a rich biscuit;
mold as for biscuits, and let stand uti-
tllliglit. Have ready some sweet or
dried apples with an abundance o‘.
> juice. When the duliipll’ngs are light.
/ _, .‘dot with butter and pour the hot fruit
juice our them. The more ,‘eicc the»
’more delicious will lie the dumplings.
and often felt as though I had not a
friend in the world. After I had tried
most every female remedy 'thout suc—
cess, my mother-in-law adv sad the to
vtake Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. I did so and gained in
strength every day. I have now no tron-
hle in any way and highly praise your
medicine It advertises itself."—i‘.lrs.
S. T. HURLEY, Eldon, Missouri.
worn again this your without even the
suggestion of a hairdresser."
Corals and camcos are in fasllion's
front rank at present, and if you are
fortunate enough to possess any heir-
looms of this character be sure that
they see the light 0' day at an early
date. Not only are cameo pins being
worn iii the iliroutwthcy are appear—
.sriiue jewelery were stolen.
it is riot . pigliths.
Some of the
believed the loot was very valuable: am of uneven length.
i
The homes entered Were those of Mrs.
f‘harles E. Wetiiiore, widow of the
Wine Corporation: l-‘iedcrlclt G. l’iatt.
p:e.-;iiicnt of the New Britain Maw
'lslnc Company, and Mrs. Charles E.-
Vitchell, widow of a fpt‘lllt’l‘"fllilt*lli
‘l’lug rat or mouse holes with a bag.
lute treasurer of the American llard- containing "id pepper. or fill the space.
with Either will
mint
leaves.
newer curve
the house free from these. pests.
Icing for it cake um be colored a
keep‘
For Over
Thirty Years
Mothers Know That ‘
Ilse .
mrinli‘r "in“ “gm? (“‘5‘ “‘m} "mm“ t Regen}??? geprefi‘flywvlkh in!“ tin: upon hats. frequently being used Hates Patent (ionimisslminr. All i-egiwuuilnil pink with a small quantityi NEW YDR -
. men and Bake a hull hour ”1.11 not (rdfnpvoatfndy Iso;.sni:ei'ei?'w'h:ri(w m to pin tiiilorcd hows lit the side of hill side iii the exclusive sci-lion of the of beet jiilcc. lt' is inexpensive. and? ‘ ()- uiithS 01d
men. It has {mlped .thoumnd; of “- m I‘M-rowan [’Slllllly, however. cheaper oily, absolutely pure. 1 “30525 ' SCEN‘IS
l’? ' ‘ 'll . A
.4 g Sandwuches. ~ . _ 9 I ..
Hard Imlgfiome VP“, t‘rczzh pggs.‘ who have been troubled With diSii‘tlt‘e- _ i . u 35 .
\‘h' l‘ .‘ h .‘ ' gf mentainflammation,ulceration.tumors, . . ‘ ,. ‘ .
. " f“ (-30" "“1 ‘ em ““0 ”'"‘”"“‘ ‘y irregularities, periodic pains, liiicknchc, ‘ ‘ . .. w' “ ‘
“lift Siltt’s, lay lllt'lil bt‘th’t‘ll 59111? that hearing down feeling, indigestion. ‘ E Exact COPY of WraPW- 1nd cannon counuv. new veneer". .
bread 3:“. buitcr cut as thin as post and nervous prostriyion, after all (:tlzrc :
Bible; s:;.son with pepper, suit aim means have failed. Why don’t you try }
nutmeg. For picnics or when one is' n? Lydia E- Plnkham Medicine 00'
traveling, these snildu'ichca are [at Lvnn. Mass. ,,___-. —- 1-;'__, A,“ ; - . . - :3 ” —'--fl
prcfcrmblc to hard boili-d cans. lace and served with mayonnaise, isi ' . 6 j‘) l ' ‘
“mum tempting. Pepper minced and added ‘ aw (6' rdc led!
Cheese Sandwiches. to almost .any vegetable salad is an . :q D fl [{u
‘ . .- a:
9. Take one hard boiled egg, one- addition ‘0 ”l“ "3V0“ With tonlu— .. .. ‘ ‘ ., ‘ l . “fif‘i' ‘7 g. ‘ .. ‘ _ ‘ \ ~ .' ome re” d [”9
"‘ it \\ ill he a busy do ' (ll llll‘. M it Hi \0 \\ .'\1.l\ Sl‘..\ UNI-.1. (Hit. it, - 4
toes and mayonnaise is particu-
larly good. Then there are the
stuffed pepper salads. Nut meats and
celery can be mixed With mayonnaise
and served in grccn peppers.‘ Cclcry
and red peppers iiiiiltc another good
filling. And any meat salad is good
in a green pepper shell. “
'fmtrth pound common cheese grated,
half teaspoon salt. liulf teaspoon pep-
per, half teaspoon mustard, one ta-
blespoon nicltcd butter, one table-
spoon vinegar or cold “'i'llf‘l‘. Put, yolk
(if the egg into it small now] and
' crumble it down: add the. butter and
mix it smooth with a spoon, then add
“here this $l2 rcf 'rcticc work is being: gin-if out coiiiplctc for $198 and
thc coupon prilitel lielow. ‘Iilllltll‘t‘ds linvc gotten their acts durum,r the
lust {cw days. and we have been taxctl to the lin it to (lilcctmtlic rush. To-
morrow is Saturday, when everyone has some lcisurc time. We strongly
iii‘gc W'll' to gct YOUR books today, in ordcr that you may lie ilt‘t‘tllll-
7 Every Reader of The Sentinel
Lemony
Prepared Especially For This N ewipaper
by Pictorial Review
salt, pepper, mustard and cliecrsc, Salad Stuffed in green new!" .
mixing each “Li"- Then put in the shells is a good part of a picnic CIRCULAR BLOOMERS WITH SIDE CLOSING. ‘ ,. ;
tablespoon of vinegar. which vwill meal, for it can be easily curried—«3 SHOULD GET THIS USEFUL SET‘ wide. The lilnonuis are l nil-IT in
shape and olosc all one side.
The cutting and (‘Ullb‘ll‘llt‘iltln are so
siniplc tliait each may he described in
today's li‘ss'ou. i‘lizcc tlic wuistlnuitls
with edge marked bydriple “’I‘T'i‘" per—
forutions on n crosswise [old when
preparing to cut the bloomers. The re.-
muinliil: pieces of the pattern, all of
which are perforated with large "0’s"
are laid on a lengthwise thread of tho
serge.
if the belt is to be trimmed with
braid it is well to stitch the trimming
a pepper for5 each guest, and the pop-I
per will keep fresh and crisp for al
long time. 1 .
. make it the. proper thickness. Spread
this between biscuits or slices of
bread and you could not. require a
batter sandWich.
i
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EBUILT rveéwnirsns - L 0.?
Use Sweet Peppers. Smith, Underwood;
(Peppersin salad, in dozens of dif- Restitution. all other]
jet-en; ways,“ can be served many ' J makes. ”M- rented
.‘tiineaa month without becoming mo- , repaired. Rentals. h
5‘.
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otonotls. PGDDCF chopped and add- W month. Machine! 1‘” i; E‘r 3 3 §E§§\\\ over the serge foundation before tuk-
bd ‘10-’p0tato or chicken salad in ‘0“ u ’5 per month. ~. , ,OPEDlAd ”HOPE I; {EL it g 53% S§§ ing the rest or the. work. Next. sow
‘gplhce of some of the c‘élery. is good. JAB. DONNELLY. ’ i 7 DH»; ‘ \\§§‘§i\ :‘ii§\\§ mp "m1 undermp underneath ““5th
Mlnclied pepper sprinkled over let. -u out» min em south Nor-mu: ' ' §\\i§\§\l‘§§§§ CONSTRUCTION GUIDE 5421
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let.» I. end-th- cop-mil eon-
uneuuc- In the int. wile; the. reg-
lulu-Int would, appear to centurion
main Villllu on untangle; out.
We. ., and In‘ me with one
”:enrrmmmrns “
a n
'ne‘tnnddthenflefihnré‘lh-
edges as notched and turn over on the, '
outside on large "0" perforations. All. 5
is low readytor stitching. iNow, clone
the leg seam. munching. the notches
carefully and turn bent at lower edge
on small “0" perforations. Inferti-
Not only for the gymnasium, but for
cold, windy day's when "skirts are a
nuisance, are these bloomers ot-dark
serge, serviceable.‘ .
—.
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a. set. ‘ f .
,wu heeleep-I-e-m‘P' , home. 1110'. . . _ , ~ illustration or the FiveNolum . . . _ . p N t satisfied “For participles “dog's?“ 'are these emuc, or a drawstring “a um 05,3- ‘.
uncal- medical I in m _ ; _ , -. .1 - . . ' ; _ if 0 ' » ‘ooinen good. 8 - 93' are very tor seem. Sew waistband: to
In L county, 0:5?u're'nied‘ini ‘. . ”‘PLVMBIM ’ . .. moohARLY SELLING AT "200 . “ . ' . '7‘ . . ‘ Money “ck j .DMUW Him Mom of. movement eases centers even. low tit-00533:
tui- testimony coincides _: detective, fireman-mm a _ This great eduzatio'nal distribution to the people of 'South Noni/31k ‘- l in Igoyf, without the sacrifice of center and run remaining edges‘over
gins-calcium is . ‘oenstltuent of i new by | . of . . ‘ ,. . p , . . Without one penny of profit, . ,. « _ f ‘ . . _ _ ‘ tor the development of the bloomers, bloomers, some of 11,6,“th models a
MM: for Won“ .tubaruu- ‘i , , , .. . ' > ‘. N. . .' . . g . , -. . Hi yards being required it 44 inches show attractive stitchinss or braid. "
wit“; 1.1.!“ NM? bronchi-J " ‘ MODERN"‘FLUMBING r . " "' ‘ - ‘ ‘ ‘ ”‘-' Pictorial Review BloomersN 5421 Sl‘ . > ' ’ ' ‘
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