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Vegetable Soup.
Take one and one-half pounds of
mixed vegetables— carrots. onions.
leeks. celeryrwut tine. l-‘ry onions in
three ounces of hot dripping. adding
one-quarter ounce of sugar and out
third ounce of salt. ‘l‘heae sessonings
are the scent of bringing out tho
Ilvor oi vegetables which are fried.
‘When lightly colored add ave pints of
«water and the. vegetables, and boil
treely for thirty minutes; add a
little pepper if liked. There should
be ihree’intaof soups! the finish.
Shred and toast three ounces of
bread; place this in the soup turecn
With a impounfui of chopped pars-
ley. Pour the soup on this, and serve
hot. in place ot‘the bread. one can
uno two ounoan ct rice. picked. washed
and parbniled. then added to the soup
fifteen minutes before it is cooked
and ready. Vermioelli 01 which two
ounces will be sufficient. should be put
in five mhutoa before the. soup is fin-
ished, but macaroni. broken in two
inch pieces. should be par-boiled and
than cached in the soup tor twenty,
minutes. .
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The out put otwstaph “is moot
musical in. the and. 11.1mm".
mat has hash cut from tho
”wherein good place of fat is in-
. cloud there need be no waste. 0..»
" the int 0!. dhred it small and try it
in e pan. 'l'hoa coolitho steak with
It.”When the meat is done the juice
«collects in the bottom ,0! the pan. lu-
move the upper tat. leaving the juice
of the meat. Make this into gravy by
diluting with a little water; add a
piece of butter and serve.
. Stewed Cabbage. ' ‘
“wired the cabbage. put into a sauce-
pan with a little water and a pious
SIQNALS WITH MARS.
New-‘AMQeatiOna concerning an Old
I . Problems
ll is suggested that the only prac-
tical way to communicate with the
inhabitants at Mars is by some gi-
gnntlc mirror. or prolector of rays 0!
light. by which signals may be fisah~
ed. lust as so 'nrmy communicates
with distant viulona. or as the navy
communicates between ships. it two
signal odoor on'aarth are twenty-
nvo mile par boy msysnnun
five miles “art they may communi-
cate by a small mirror an inch in
diameter. catching the rays of light
and flashing them. it its by some
such device that communication may
be estnbliahed with tho Isrthisna, it
they are provided with telescopes at
least as powerful.
it has been calculated, snyii an a!-
chango. that themlrror. requested for
casting the ray of light the distance
to liars ought to be aomching like
tort, milna in diamater But one at
these mirrors would not bocnoulh.tor
thornyaontbackfrmit would 00
hardly more than a point 0! light by
the time it traversed the millions of
miles which separate us from liars.
it has. therefore. bee nsuggestod that
ten min-ova. each one 40 miles in dis-
meter. be grouped next to each other.
The total»! these-inure would be
about 250.000 square miles. and it
would. be an enormous pit Mom to so
cure the glass. the quicksilver fur cost-
ing. the glass and the enormous quan-
tity at iron which would he required
for. the trainee ot the mirrors. The
Cliltultlcs are so great that many an,
the; are insurmountable and that we
not-lira on
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of butter and let it stew in its own
juice. Vegetables are far more noun
ishing when prepared in this way, for
the salts. which contain valuable
properties. are retained. Besides, the
vegetables themselves lire more up
pellaing.
Bread Pudding.
Ont-malt pound scraps oi" bread, two
ounces shot. one ounce candied peel.
one-quarter pound currasita. raisins
or suitunss. onequsrter pound brown
sugtir, one egg. Soak the scraps of
bread in cold water. then squeeze
very dry, put into a basin and beat
"ut the lumps; chop [the suet fine.
'lesn the fruit. shred the peel and
beat the egg. Mix all the dry ingred
"'nls, then add the egg and a little
safer. if required. Grease and sugar
‘i pic dish or tin, till with the mixture
1nd bake about one hour.
Potatoes and Eggs.
Take two large cups 0! cold. well»
'il’lilhed potatoes. add onehslf cup
'uelted butler; beat together until
‘ight and smooth. and add two well
beaten eggs. one cup milk and a little
«all; beat all together, put into a deep
lish. brown in a quick' oven. and
<erve hot. Time. about 10 minutes.
Sweat Potatoaa and Pork.-
Select what-docking fresh pork—rib
lpieoes;.cut them thin and tree from
fat and bone: fry the. carefully. and
"oak thoroughly until nicely brawl“:
'Mn place on a warm platter. cnt
boiled sweet potatoes in slices WU
ways and try until brown in the fat
"i the spider; use care not to burii
‘hem; ash them as they cook: then
arrange on the platter around the
most; serve very hot. with appli-
~auce and hot johnnyrnko.
A8 SHE EXPRESSED iT.
Aunt “You'll be late tor the party.
t'll'l you, dear? _
Niece— ‘Oh. no sunlii- in our'wi
libody goes to a party until evsry-
"ilY else gets there.
rl‘llll have to wait until the elm-trio
waves have been perlcclt-d or we have
lilachlnt-s which can‘t'ulit it ray of elm»
trlc light through space. Perhaps
\viiv-iess‘tolegraphy indicates the way
in which we shall communicate With
Wars. and it may be by sound, not by
sight. Science has advanced tremend-
ously in the use oi sound waves. be»
in now able to tillk 5.000 miles or
more without it 'ros. And in a year 0i
two it may be 1 aside to talk around
the World by lhl ' method.
it must not be forgotten. however.
that when Mars is nearest to the
earth it is 30,000,000 miles away. and
that its extreme distance is 40,000,000
miles. ‘
it will probably be yours and years
before commutation is established
with Mars. and even in that event.
success depends upon the Martians
having receivers that will catch earth-
ly communication.
RE—ORGANIZING PATENT OFFICE
WASHINGTON. Feb. l7.—<Re-t:rgan
'aation of the tinned States Patent
oillce working iorce will be linderin
ken immediately under a new law
owned by Congress and lust approv-
ed by l’rosident Wilson. Commissinnv
er of l‘.=ie'nl:: Ewing said today that
he cxucls to greutiy increase the cf-
‘citlti. oi his rial! by encotrigin:
"Olllpt'lt'ni examiners to remain long-
er in the service.
For years the Patent ofilce has been
regarded as a government training
schoolior. patent lawyers who enter
WHOM lilllil
iiiE All Of MISSING
The high crowned Nlnii'he model is
one or the iilosl popular hats oi the
hour For a young and pretty girlish“?~ Tile “pp coliai i: a slight in:
this is an ideal held dress, absolutely
rllnplr and yet eminently chic.
A iiiudei seen at this sails exhibi-
tion was covered with smoke-gray
panne. and the high bows were com-
[Hir‘it‘ll m tll'cll shill) ribbon in a paler-
shade of gray The drooping brim
ws~ lined with rose du Barry satiiL
,’l‘hese .‘s‘iilichc shapes are very
quaint in outline, and to some laces
they are amazingly becoming. Of
course, one has to mitts that than
drooping lll‘illl almost entirely ciivera‘
~lw hair inns H the reason why such
l‘. but is only suitable for a girl or a
very younc nmnsn. The. charmingt
n‘ttuluil oi dangerous age" rarely
looks her iii-st ill ii drooping hriiil,‘
which may b.- described. by the soul.
"slouch."
A little lt-lief beret which m-siird‘
liit‘ srlisllt- clips worn by French arti
students in the happy days “hell they
“aged our ullh paint brushes instead
nt‘ machine guns. was another model
“orlliy oi di‘liCllpllon
This particular beret was made ot'
plum red moire silk and the big iss-
sei which hung from the middle oi tho
crown was in oxidised silver.
The French beret is nothing more.
or less than the Tam o' Simmer. It
is a large circular piece of vein-t
gathered into a narrow band which
ills lhe lit-ad lightly. I
Aiuilll llll't‘r'tlufll‘lel'ri of a yard or
u-llet “Ill make it splendid beret. tho
blindesu bring made of but-krain with
n thin Win Hi either edge
All in Tan.
\l'ht-ii til.- beret. or Tani o‘ Shani. r
is correctly worn. slightly on the side
of the head. it is very becoming. And.
oysfiuslnn m dsuaos.
Welsh Porter (excitedlyi- -.‘!c--
lhcrt- lr lialvil Lloyd George, look
you'
(‘illiii l‘usst-iigor— Well, what about
it?
Writ-ll Porter—But it is Lloyd-
(ll-urge himself—ubi- Minister of
Munitions uhulofler.
t‘liinl Passenger—Well. i don‘t care.
He‘s not the Almighty.
Welsh Pouch-No. inleet--—but beds
only it young man yet. look you!—
i suing Show.
In limiting a fruit oaks. pour half
the butter in the pan before adding
the fruit; then the fruit will not be
iound all at the bottom of the cake.
as is too often the wiy.
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i’llli GONE! llil Sill
liliilMlllC lillilll Mills
Rub Pain Right Out With mall Trial
Iottle oi Old “St. Janob'n Oil.
8t0p "dosing” rheumatism.
it's pain only; not one case in fifty ...
requires internal treatment. Rub sooth-=
lng, penetrating ”8t. Jacob's Oil” right
on the ”tender spot," and by the time
you say Jack Robinson—out semantic
. rheumatic pain and distress. “8t. Jac-
ob'a Oil' is a harmless rheumatic lini-
mont which never disappoints and
doesn't burn the skin. it taken pain.
.soreness and stillness from aching
private practice at,sbout_ the, timer oints. mus clss and bones "0W aciatl
they become valuable to the govern ?
ment. Under the reorganisation. the’
number of examiners in the several
cmlamhago. backache and neuralgia
Illm‘bor up! not a small idol bottlaoi
old-.timo honest ‘Bt. Jacob's Oil" from
grades is to be equalised. This 1701'“, drug store. and in amp-tout. yoo’l
Mnemit quicker promotion from the
lower grades and. according to Mr
‘Ewing, will reduce the number of re
{signsttona
'l‘hn our law also. removes the ilm
_a‘msllsal assistant examiners.
said. Commaaloanr twipg.
anon-s til- manna-it lof~
burrows-sou asaaconii assistant.
33m a’inmhsrr Any til-hair's! wanssn~
_ ia'syfnow be appointed; "Women
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21?:- 06W whenever sodas "
be trum- pains. aohaa nndatltfncsa.
Don’t sonar. Rub rhunistlan awa'
oil is the easiest thing possbm in
make.‘ The large circle of silk or
velvet must be lined “llll limit will
silk to keep it in shape and the band
to uhich this full crovlil in altering
must fit the head periei-Ily
A striking spring costume is 'llt'
following: It is of a soil new woolen
called “triciline.” ill a delicate tan
spiraiion from the military effect 3')
natural in our present fashions. Tile
originality oi the t'os'lulii? milk“ it
‘mporiunt because of its unusual lines.
The stunning toque of tail trimmed in
fancy feathers. giving the small head
effect. is the touch llml finishes this
outfit.
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Fashion finals.
The tailored picture hnl is ill
vtixut.
t‘tirsetn are groping *Ulllt'iiliitl
shorter
The fall prouii
pockets.
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Your hill may be made oi sirlpedl
inillerllil.
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Even linen suits are lined with
chinis silk.
Tho black satin hat is having a
great vogue. '
The belted suit is suing to be a tall
favorite.
Then- is ii slight curling lll at the
waistline
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WHY HE ASKID.
”'\\ unit that it drinking song Miss
.Sv rm‘chPr Just rendered?"
'why. no. What nialiegl you ask
flint?"
:rht‘l't‘ new so many high ban-ls in
Boston Tnnsclipi.
Anti cult and out
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All Sillilill) 00W
Effective Necdicworh.
All aural-live u‘urkbag of [an lint-ll
canvas ullh ileinslllchiiig hem is
mad. ill double tier of rlmied efiecl.
decorated with motlfi's oi filei llllfcl
huitnnholed in colored silk. and 4
stamped design embmidered in solid
stitch.
An liliunlliil and sll‘lkiDK (-rnlrr
piece is stamped and timed iii red
and black on an crash. A deep
I border simulates a lullice eflecl em-
.broidered in gray. black and red
Clusters of nutter: Iire done ill red
with leaves ill block it is edged in
’(‘lllny lat'e
A novelty in vim form 0! a bag for
odds and ends oi materials suillihlt
Pltir,palvliiiig and mending is made or
lviliiie rep, uith a stiflened lill‘
“a m. “human“. ..{ia concealed opening covered by s
tdeep iiap on uhich appears a stamped
land tinted design representing a num»
ber of queer- -shaped little men, prr~
,uumnlily made of patthes. This 0"-
sign is embroidered in heavy outline
l stilt-ll
Purnsols. like plil'st's. nl't' a st‘l‘lrl or!
. nsuiscea.
A centerpiece in natural linen color
trash is stamped with it horn of
plenty filled with asters and forget»
nieilms, viilhroidered in either rope
silk or rope cotton. the sisters being
done in loop stitch and French knots. '
it is edged uith a ueavy nlercerired
fringe.
Rich tapestry (lHiIIIlri are made .lp
in library sets, its well as in separate
pieces, including laundry hugs, sew-
ing inure. oval and round ceiilerpieces,.
lie I’ii(‘lill, sl-aris. oval and round pil»
lows, etc. The design is slaiilped and
tinted in darning stitch tilt- finished
design being outlined in black.
Inpatient designs giving prominence
to birds and tree bran-rhea with biil-
lianliy colored leaves are slumped and
tinled in red on white etilmine call“
vas. The designs are outlined in
lhlurk and touched up in colors to
mn't-h the timing. while the shadow
tfiecis which form the background
lzrc left untouched.
A quaint u'nriibni: is dum- in tut»
cslry stitch in rich colol'ius's. The
mp or the bag is finished with a turn
over collar in straight blind effect
and the bug is finished with it broad
strrp handle of line material y: dlich
the hog itself is composed.
Candle and lump shades. r-ircuiir
and square pillows, scarts ind run~
lit-rs. centerpieces. pin cushion cotcrs
and workbaizs are made at heavy
cream linen slumped and tinted. :-
centerpiece ii dumped and .inted
in black, iir t" :intl red in natural
tulip dcsig‘r t-' .lelmled with a striped
ellect bOMiT. Ir l< done in simple
outline stitch in ("1" and finished
with it deep (‘ u we edge. A
table scarf is silllilped and tinted
in a stripe lil‘il . .uveiilitilihl fioral
3paltern. outlined ll‘ L1..tk and white.
The stripes form a spitt- viteci bor-
der headed by it wmai'i at the flow-
:ers and leaves. .\ unique centerpiece
is in a floral and checkerboard «on-:7
pattern. The flowers and leaves are
introduced in tour clusters, stamped
in blue. red. yellow and green and the -‘
checkerboard design in black and
white squares. The flowers and loans
are outlined in colors to match the
tinting with centers embroidered in
black. The entire\design is outlined
splays.
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Pnpand Emma/1y For 'l'lli'lr Neuupapn
by Patrons! Rum.
Although lushiunci of men's wmr
uterine. this mudisll unc-llit-t'c {zurk has
prut-iicully no limitations us il‘Kllil‘tlS
Iiluteriala It is trimmcd with inilid.
Pictorial Review Costume No. 6181.
l and to incbna bust. Price. )5 vents.
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Men‘s \imr seine is lived for lhis dc
sluts although one cannot conceive ttr
.lny linlltllioiis for it as far as in.
lt-l‘lubi are .«iiit'el’nt'll. The belt to a‘
militant”... material and the revels in. .
l‘Ull-ir :ii'e li'llllllll“l Willi narrow 30'
l:tt'l-t- brand in medium size the dres-
rt'lltlll‘t's 4'; yards flush material.
This undt'lfflt‘lllk ot’ the from edge l-
the units! is llii' lillli..l step ill tllecoi.
rill'Ui'llUll ul’ Illl- dress. Nest. vii»-
xlmuidel seam as mitt-lied and furl!
iii-i. l'rt'allill-i' on slot perforations i
[mill and “Hill i'ilat'c sinxle “T" m
tllllllllt' "ml" perfui’aiitinl lat lower Oily"
of [mill i'lllts tut-k t‘lnse under-lull
swim all llolt'lid
. Now :ldjtlst the vest underneath llvr
i'iuiit. liriilizinu ulngle largo “P" and
tli‘ullld‘ siliuii 'nn' perfurationu in west
:liid lll from l~u:t'll;tr. rllli'li the righfi'
Flill‘ I l"t- ulltl lllllrll llll' l0“ Gide edit
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.tilli Nlllt hint.- on the lil .iii.
\'t-.‘:l pull the slime (‘lose and
.iu notched. it-iiviilg extensions lino.)
lill'it dist 'l' i‘XH’lllolUllfl on slut peflom
l't~. ». :“eiv aim-ye ill ul'irllmle fl ,
llillt ll |l " ‘
hit the Hurt. turn under trillion &
lrtml and “wit gums on slot portals;
“tilt“. nip nil side gore to small "o“
[\t'llt‘lii'l.lril$. null-lies evcn; stitch it:
till-«muted lt'i\lil' Mist-it iii left all
center-{mill ll't-t- uiiuve single llr‘fi
"(i' perforation ill {rent Klii‘i‘ It»;
pinvkcl. Adusl shirt to lutb‘liluli. '
Adjust "we lvclt in p nsiiitm.
Embru n'ft'tl medallions may lM‘ mini..-
cd to the rovers most l'llfl‘ll\'lil)
Sizes 3!, M, 06. 38. 40. 02. U. 06. ill
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What Are Your Assets?
Tha scientific conductof husinaa- and personal aflaira today class”
the methods employad vary dlnltnctiy
Avoid The Liability
0! not having a cheeklng aoocoum We invite accounts which are
given ancient and courteous a nation
Ftiiri'ield County National Bank.
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