Ivariably the plum pudding, l... thl
fidea has been adopted quite widely!
Ila the United States. Yet dict-e are
litany others that will prove equallyi
Igoodiftllekostess cares to try thei. "If ARI of mm
jOne of them is called the modern
2 Brown Betty" Just wherein u dif! ‘ .~
Doe es: bums mumps enough
For real comfort. both in dancln
uflkhmakebfiouos. Ethanequartl 8
and stating, the small but is neces~
M. We teaspoons m; powder : Isary This is ysuauy in bright com
1'” one teaspoon salt together; add . Dropptd gem... 'trast to suit or frock; for instance.
WWW-i lard; mix lard and One half pound flour one come su- ‘there is a titsrming shade of brick
Wit “"3“ add milk and ass Make gar. one tes'spoonful baking soda. one red that is much favored with blue
film!!! of Mkeibeok rolls and bake la'I-L’ge teaspoonful cream of tartar, serge and um velvet dresses and
“I “311- ) " ions egg. Salt, little milk. sour or suits \ bright current velvet is also
sweet. 4‘ ifavored, and bright coral too is at.
tractlve for those who dud the shade
Bo“ egg "m Hug” mix dry ingre-L becoming; and for the more conserva-
dients dd t w ' live there are wonderful blues, gold-
” ° e egg mixture But on browns. and other dark. rich
it very w.ell~ Thin down to nice bet-
ter “Ill! Illa milk, “a d?” I! from 3 [any with broadcloth. satin, velvet
zmirznoxloboathbxdrfl "“le toilets and the other daytime mater-
' ‘.ials Mallues in high upstanding
M Iruches, bows. rosettes and folds is
‘helng‘vused considerably for these
small toques. Gold net or lace toques,
with frills of dark brown or black net
or malines. wired into shops. are so
peclslly effective for both afternoon
and informal evening wear. Quaint
necktdalngs often accompany these
smart little hats. an upstanding frlll
or two of the malines to matchthe
hat. banded through the center with
a narrow fold of velvet or satin cor-
responding with the frock. form be-
coming neck-rushes and afford '44s
effective finish to the costume.
cook may judge for herself
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dating Powder Biscuit.
Sift together one quart . of flour. L
dinning teaspoons . of baking
do: and one tablespoon of salt;
' “in butter the size of an egg. Make
9 Maryland Fried Chicken.
~ . Place a chicken after having it
Two lcinga. Lcarefully Jointed and cut into pieces
Royal lclng. - in a. large frying pan with I IIMIIIK
sing sugar. white of egg, squeeze tablespoon! butt’er and one of lard
oniuice. Rub the sugar through and cover almost. to the top of the
sieve. best the white of egg" pan with-cold waler.. Get onlhe fire
. add the lemon juice and egg and allow—tit to cook rather slowly for
sugar. and work well together about half an hour. rover-ed ItIghUy.
. a.wooden spoon. Spread on with When it begins to ‘brown turn the
ignite as many layers as required. pieces .wlth a fork. Serve on- a hot
layer takes a day to dry ’Decor platter garnished with 'Ltoast sippets
when finished. 1 -2 and parsley. :lf anyot-the gravy is
,. -——- left in the pan after’the chicken has
been browned. add to it a cupful of
milk in which a lugs cornstarch and
floor has been rubbed ‘sn ooth.‘ and a
little cream; stir carefull 'until the
gravy isfslrlg- thick and smooth. then
serve his hot tut-eon to use over the
stashed potato.
Sardine Omelet.
Beat ilve eggs and add to them one
tablespoon oft-ream. salt, pepper, 9.
teaspoon of Worcestershire sauce and
four sardines that have been skinned.
boned and broken into mil pieces.
Dissolve two tablespoons of butter in
Pudding. for Christmas Dinner. . the omelet pen and when hot pourin
Christmas dinner demands a the omelet. Stir it constantly” until it
of some sort as well as the begins to set Fold and serve on a
hot plate garnished Itith cross.
Almond Icing.
W quantity of ground almonds
utilising augaHbout one half pound
~eaoh¥¥~snllcient yolk «of egg to
Rhona stiff paste and work wall
. .. The yolks should beboaten
a wooden spoon. the paste work
with the hand, kept very smooth
not boo soft. Straightenythe top
the cake. brush it over with white
fin; and then put on the icing.
should be made the same size
. .mL cake. Decorate with burnt al-
Tbe ThrseJ’iece Suit.
“ The three-piece suit has won' its
way with the feminine population——
not to say anything aboutita appeal
to the masculine portion. it is really
an economical innovation. Among the
Lmost striking three-piece suite is one
. of green velvet. The coat is quite
long. reaching almost to the bottom
of the skirt. it is fitted into the
waist. but from .the belt line down it
flares considerably. Black silk braid
trims the cost in scroll design.
the garment
When the cost is removed It green
velvet skirt is revealed. This is made
SO EASY.
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become public charges. it refers, too
to a case now pending in the Supreme
Court involving the right of'the gov-
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Press. )
tn 5:4) \\ hut
should do,
84» easy to settle his cares;
on the ground that they were bound
for a. locality in the W out «here it 5., cosy
“as known that there “its not sudlc
lent demand for laborers to justify the
belief that they would» be able to. main- 5"
tsin themselves. Expressing the hope
that the. court will sustain the. admin-
istrative officers. the report declares bears
that If "1° “‘0‘“ ””1“ vested with It is easy in hit] him! be brave
another
“WWGTON. Dec. 27,—«Unprece-
L problems with which the Fed-
mp2 of immigration has had
, jttLhe Insult of the war in
vars pictured in the annual \e-
atcoanmis'aloner General An-
pursue,
under
netti, made public today
«sea-stew of Labor.
attention is directed to
_‘ countered in enforcing
in- of - undesirable - aliens
the Wet”. in many can-
fleeing then; in extreme hazard
the "urge boss or after belhg
.. in a foreign port Althmlah
“the sin the policy of protecting
, one at its/results has been to
in the United States attire close
wear. 1,3” foreigners" with no
.be here and destined ultimate-
would be impossible," the re-
-I In”; ‘W to mm
pno‘bldrns which have confronted
«Bissau-as the mail or the uni-
ce: [the European conflict. There
hardly been spines of the on-
or remodel in. its applications.
roposltlous. as the control of
:lwhoundariesypanicghrly .the’ can-
_ border. (Canada- being involved
' handling of. alk-
en; especially those Myst!
Unload States My badatbe
ill situation produced by the ease;
eat of the regulation which it
J Lnot been necesggry to modify. gun. Alice many incoming aliens who have
discretion to exclude aliens
such circumstances. “the law is not as
comprehensive as it should. be and
and be strong
Mid .10 make all his slmrchLm—
inns knoun
much less potent t° protett the ”Lo“ Il ut (L) it s so hard when the cares
ple of this country than the bureau .
had always suppopod it to be."
The Commissioner calls attention
to various schemes resorted to in
' and the smug
.\nd the dangers we face are
our own. '
smuggling Chinise and other. imml It is cnsv m stand in the other?
grants from the East) into the coun-
(try and suggestftbat if there is any
doubt about the letter of the is. re-
man‘s place.
When our Lcmnforts of life are
assured
lating t° 99’8”“ admitted ‘5 “wvefi' And the sting of the rain beat-
sons of natives, slc., pgoper ems end-
Inents should be enacted. An appro-
printion is asked to provide sutomo
titles for patrol work along the Cana-
dian border a decision .of the Comp-
troller o! the Currency. buying obliged
the bureau to discontinue the capes-i
dlture of money for this purpose
Plans for further- development of
the bureau’s ”'employ ment bureau work
are outlined one til the new phase)!
It
ing sharp lll his face
B} him must be bravely en-
d.ured
as easy to téll him the puthaltct
should take, '
LL '2\nd to bid} him to~laugh at hisLLL
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CELIQ, ‘
But 0 it’ 5 so hard when it 5 our
hearts that ache
4A1“! we have the burdens to
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shades which will harmonize hesutl- ‘
with ample faiths-a but has
runs of the BMW three inches
apart near the bottom.
The blouse to accompany the skirII ,
is of green sliir‘ net. The velvet is in-I
troduced on the blouse by means of
double suLspenders. Smoked pearl but.
ifers from the old-fashioned one waif?” H’“ I" and" "“5 3km” tons hold each suspender strap t0 “16
narrow green velvet belt. I
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New Letter Paper Monograms
“nest every season brings in its
. train novelties in the way of station-
Nirraw ribbons set with squares of
color, and edged with a tiny plcot. are
more fashionable for the lorgnette or
the watch than chains. while one or
the novelties of the year for trimming
is the ribbons that come in several
widhls with a plcot edge of silver or
gold. _ I,
PIN CUSWtOW‘IY. !
Don't fall to inspect the new black-
berry pln cushions. They may be made
at home by ingenious girls with sever»
sl'boaes of black-headed pins. a bunch
of artificial foliage‘and a small sicker.
basket. The pins are arranged among
the foliage "to assemble large boil,
house berries. in silver you may find
this same idea la a smaller basket of
silver. with the berries of the black
pins like the homemade arrange,
meats. L I
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Milt. IERNHARDT. RECOVERING:
PARIS. Dec. 24. 5:25 a. m.——The
l’etit Journal today publishes a telo
gram received from Sarah Bernhardt,
who is at her home in Anderson nearer
Bordeaux. relative to her reported lib.
Her message is quoted as fol-’
fnees.
lows: "it was suddenly stopped while
'les Caihedrsles' was in full tide out»,
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9‘ the program W ”L Lemt 1° in We all know the things that an-s
been tillers of the soil In their own
country to go to miss insteatf of to
congested industrial centers. .
An urgent plea Lfor the enactment of
a gonerahlmmigmtlon 41am stroller. to.
the Burnett ”bill vetoed by President
itshtmwlqtpro
tbs Countess-icon
other should do,
His faultsKarc like books on
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out shelvEs,
42 can ..pondcr them over and
read and renew; ,
But we Lhnvcn’t a book on our-
Sclucs.
cuss. .-
easy to. sweep all his trou~
bios aw .—
. {0‘ mt 'm‘: Wm WM ‘t ”mt Chum“ “muzz; “re can "Settle 2th‘e OLther man, .5 ..
cons. by congestion of the lungs I
thought myself curbtand cums buck
to Paris too soon. where I had a. re-
lapse, but i am'sgaln. recovering
Doctors‘Pozsl, Michel and Obisslsr
will not allow the toluve for Anter-
ica. but will permit run to go to Eng-
land in a week's time."
Grandpa was mending the bureau
‘7 not! he sent little Elsie to ask the
Chlanbin collar of black .fox and 5mm, for one or I."
huge cuffs of the fur lend a rich air (Dirk. w found the Joni
5.3.3. ‘When
silo had 704"-
gotten the word "scdes." so she
:‘nid: “t".routlpn wants some nails
with miles on." I‘
stumbling: along L
To keep ourselves
and true:
stcadfa st
moment to exclude certain Russians (I: (Igor ..\ (lucst. in l)tlfi)ll | no It ,5 easy to tell mm one £13040
be strong, ~13
W it easier to talk than to do. I
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When tiVilIght splendors burn
and beckon.
Rekimlliup hopes. Consuming
fears. _ .
Why (It) “'0 vainly sock to rock-
on
1h Stores and lens the passing
years.
IgSav if you please, the bed) dicth;
ViL’e could not if he would
grow old;‘ ,
hgiinst that into «all Nature
crieth
By signs and symbols muni
fold. _
'I hrcc some and ten! It brings
no message ‘
0f coming doom or closing
. strife?
'Nn deco significance Lbr prestige
That bears, upon our dull}: life.
\
'L'l‘he \Lvhccls of time roll on for‘
ever 3
As thcv forever more have"
' rolled.
Beginning- not. nor ceasing cverl
How can we ever, then grow
LLb‘fl? -
1-... :---~L-r,~nrz i‘VM‘:
LWLe seem to stand; upon the por-
la! .
Blot is not the the
truth:
t once has lived must be 1m-
mortals-u
Our reaLlife. bugle;
- EligencC
simple
ng vouthL?
ardncr.
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firmtndthisyearthefadofthemo-
ment is for the new Amonou'tims,
which are set against a square or an
owl background of blended colors-o;
futuristic in their variety since they
embrace nearly every shade of the
spectrum.
The enact of the blur of color.
against the plain paper is. however.
exceptionally pretty and mains the
monogram stand out very effectively.
and, what is more, one may throw a
cop to the Csrebnsof superstition in
selecting. the ”colors
ground, for each shade has a subtle
meaning.
Yellow, for inhabits, according. to
the old fables, stands for generosity.
and is a symbol of the warmth and
glory of the sun, while red is, of
course; the color otprideanohanghth
. noaa. Blue signifies. pasadoaimlly.
; both love and jealousy and vigilance:
emu. loyal-noes and. ambition. and
violet. high thoughts and dreams.
and thus one may combine a subtle
revelation of one's own character or
ldegjs in the colors on the letter pa-
per. L ‘
Another popular fad is the emboss-
ing of one‘a owu stationery“ clever
hand embossera having recently been
put on the market. which enables a
girl to stamp her own monogram or
address on any sheet of paper that
she may happen to use. These em
bearer! are. in direct contrast to the
vividly colored monogrsma since, of
course. they make the stamping the
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same color as the paper. They are,
if anything. more popular though less
novel. \
“Before we were married you used
in the back”
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to send around a dozen roses every'
week." said she. '
”Roses are easy." replied he.
"This 'wrslr in going to send around
We Ihintmn Star. _.
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Timetable.
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A. M.;-—l 39x,
7: 18:, 7:40, 9:10;. 8: 2h. 8:591. 9: 23k,
L.9:d(i 10: 83k. 10: 53!. 11: 51.
P. M.-——1:13x. 1:27;. 3:023, 3.29.
"'"l:3lx, 518:. 5:». 45:07:. 6:47, 7:02x,L
7:!5x. 9:961. .
Sundays.
A. H.——l2:25x.
10:338.,llzblx.
P. lat—«1:13;
5:45. 6:02x, 6257:, 7202:. 7:572.
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5:4::., 3:54.
2:44;. 3:12x, Luau.
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A. ll.-—4:4la. 5:90. 8:3). 939:,
Sill-9:151. 10:03:. 1010.6. 10:50:;
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sou-Lru noswsut 7-0 new menu
9: 1542.10: 13:. 11:13:. 11: 57a.
PS‘Ma—l: 20, a: 161.4: 29 5: 19. i: 20,
s: 51, 7. 98:, 9. at 11:22.
. Sundays.
al.4173314, 1.:13x.
10:17. 11:13:. 11:57:. .,
.m—ms'x 447x: glitz, may
magnum“. ‘- .
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a. and: 19'. 4:37. aim. ‘
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5:42:17, 4.09 6: 57s.,
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3:271. 9:54. 6:23. 5:13x, 5:29, 5:92
6:00x, 8:06. 8:10;, 9:37, 11:15:.
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Air-5:00, 8:90; 9:00, 10:03:.
30:50..
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5: 253:, 8: 00:, 7: 20:. 8:10a. 11:16:. -
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This design may be used either for a
nurse's costume or a. morning dress. It
‘ ls l
two tons of coal and II rib roast.'—~.
ithmtlv pleasing
Beg in
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Prepared Especially For This Newspaper“
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'AL Brass ol Twol'old Purpose.
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imple to make.
box pleat 4'. inch from folded edges.
winning from edge in with Ind. ' e :-
tor—front indicated by large "9‘ pelt-i-
rations in right front. Turn und. rfl‘nnt .
«due 44! left front 1% Illi‘ll for a ht'lILl.
l'ltnst: >Ilnulder seem as notched and
form tuck. «musing on line of slot per-
(mullahs in front and back; llitth 31';
Inch from folded edge. Bring single
"'1‘“ in corresponding smell “0" perfora-
tion at lower edge 40! front and tacit.
Close under-arm seam as notched.
Hauler lower edge of front.and back
between double "TT" perforations and
2 inches above lower edge. Adlust stay.
Next. turn under: thevedgee of the
from and back gorse of the shirt. on
ml. , p .
sum? with"!
‘3. i
tint perforations and lap on side gore.
to small "“0 perforationa correspond;
ing unit-lies even; stitch 1 inch from
folded edges, leaving edges to left of
winter-trout free above large "0" pero
(oration in from. gore for .t placket;
mess pleats and close scum-r. under-
neath. Close remuinlng scam as nutm-
cal. Adjust skirt. stitching upper edge
over upper row of gathers in unist.
wmor-t‘runls and center-bulbs own.
Adjust belt. upper edge mum; upper
. misc t)! shirt.
The sleeves may be mode after {310
7min ifdosircd. Beginmgslhtring the
nice"- nlung the edge between doub 0
"f1“ perforations. t‘luse seams Its
nutrikid. leaving extensions at dart seam
free. and graduate (bum into nothing (LIL.
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This design may be used as n nurse‘s
costume or a morning frock.
composted by a smart little cap of self-
mnterlnl and. though designed especial-
I iv {0| service. has :4 style that is dis-
ln linen or pcrcale
the dress in medium size requires 6
yards 36-inch material.
In; With the waistuform a box-
[lb-Ill in the right front of the dress.
turning under front edge at notches
and taking up a tuck on line of double:
'nu" perforations; stitch both sides of
Pictorial nevlew Costume No. 6494.
as but. Price, 15 cent.
4*
it is ac.
large “0" rerfm-ntion. Turn under or:-
tonsiun on slot perforations. lap to smuil
“o" perforations. :md I-lose with but-
tnnmmul hutonlwlos. Stitch under-fuel
his to position uLuIchnuuth it) let edge
of sic-4m. noultcs at lower edges even.
Fe“ in armhole an nouhgd mm” "o
perfmmums tit shoulder seam 4min:
in .m\ fuincss
Minus the 441]) to uvuld the profes-
shot. apnea”: mte of the costume. it
4oui4l sr-ru- f-r morning near own in
inmpenrive woolen materials.
Sign 34. as. 38, 40. 42. 44 and it‘- lnchu
What Are Your Assets? *
The scientific conductofbuslneea and personal affairs today classes L
the methods employed very “My
Avoid The liability
, or not having a checking account. We Invite accounts which are
given solutes; and com More
fFaiI'field County National Bank.
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