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* Prepare French (‘reain Fondant No “The SuttCaae Pincushlon I “I,“ “m suttreding “Nb 0 the "lady with onv or more tuiiit-s, falling Q”0”f
J
Cocoanut Logs.
l'se vanilla or strawberry iiévored
fondant. Knead in coconut Mold
in“) “finned ptH‘es Roll each in
finely grated (-ot-oatiut until well t-ov~
ered.
Stuffed Dates.
Seed each date by cutting one long
gash thorn end to end. Stu! with
vanilla fondant, or strawberry oolon
ed and flavored fondant. Roll in fine-
ly granulautd sugar.
Wintergreen Patties.
Prepare the fondant. Flavor with
”hence of wintergreen. (‘olor a dell-
«to pink or a very delicate green.
Form a only by rolling a small round
Imany
Lemon Patties.
Prepare the fondant i‘iavor with
yellow Follow all
ll 1. on 4'olor
1. Different coloring: and flavors ate
added to this fondant to obtain lli.‘
varieties
Stewed fieetrottt
Stewed beetroot adds piquanry
this dish, and might be served just
at present as a change from greens.
Slice one or two beetroots thinly. Put
one ounce of fat into a saucepan, and
add to it one sliced onion. (‘ook till
only fairly colored. add the beet and
season with salt and pepper. Stew
without any liquid till the onion is
cooked. now add one tableapoonful of
vinegar and cook for fifteen minutes
more. if desired creamy, mil one-
quarter of an iunce of flour with a
it)
nottiitiititio nations lltltJi
The week end suit case can be made
an own flit-tater convenience if its
sills lining l> turned into —a special
traveling pint ushion This does away
with the tut-it of providing special
papers or lanes of pins when gain
on a journey, In neat
root: and groups, fasten to the lining
a dozen with large hlaclrheiided pins.
large and small white-headed pins.
small lilstk atid small white safety
pins large hiatk and large white
safety pins, 3 half doseit dress shield
safety pins, two 0! three long flower
pins. and three or four dozen small
common pins. Run the safety pins
in so that they all lie the saute way.
and weave the straight pins in and
out twice, so that they will not slip.
long or short
new models drt' mote llrr'i) brought
out and shown. s t-ieai l'uietast is ob
tallied 0! what
modified Ioi'lli.
rile for the coming months, the most
radical departure being the new wide
hip line, stiffened and boned, with
skirts )et fuller than ever. in foot.
except that the new sitirts are short.
there is very little differenCe between
them and the hooped skins or long
ago.
In some of the new models the
whole «dine recalls the gowns seen
in lice-Q’s pictures. with the bunched
up hips and close-[hing bodicea. At
the same time there in a difference.
with undoubtedly an added charm to
will, in more or less
be "no general silhour
Natal limit; at; liillt’ii prettier tht‘t‘pl
til toga! .~i ‘ll .titt .t long Jerscvlike
litttllt‘t' uhith is ktpt flat at the hack
in long panels either at side or front.
A new way oi finishing a skirt is seen
in a series ot long fiat stolea edged
with fringe. twisted once round the
lolthtl waist belt and allowed to drop
to the hem of the skirt. 'l‘hitf decorir
tion‘ is then repeated on the bodice.
either crossed over the shoulders.
brought round and twisted into the
waist—belt. or starting from the throati
line, held for a short way with tiny}
straps and then taken round to flit
back. under one of the states.
left to fall from the center.
There is a decided tendency to keepl
the front of the bodice list and trim,:
with an added emplacement. varied.l
slightly iii different models, and that
this will prove becoming to many tig-
Midi
l
(Sexy efractiwl
Prepared Especial/y ['97 This N’mspupn
by Pularta/ It’rt‘tr‘w
ne'enfer. the Raglan Sleeve.
twat .s lit-lied, while the back liaitio
:t-tr.\t .iiid full.
The raglan sleeve cannot truthful y
In termed a “has been “ Rather it has
appealed less frequently on the stay. .
oIiasitioii tint-mg the past season. lit L
it "ulfl .issuined a leading role wait
tu-ing shown on smart coats for sprint
wear. This design for juniors tin--
misses is cairn-d out in blue 5in sergo
ililtinlt tl with crta het buttons. lti mt
tiiuni size the coat require. 8i. yat'tt |
little fat or butter, and put this with those t y... at» H‘h l 'i t,
h" “‘d "W “"3“"- the hoetroots. Toss well together. This pin supply in mm! Ira-“9'" “New: in ‘Ltl‘?” 1T3" 1: um "we is no doubt. With thll i! rid-n "131:0“:0 Wurlnuuntlbie uir'
let come to a boil. A little fried "th traveling “d forms ‘ "“r‘" bei of u” n“ a 0 often worn a short basque. slightly' stat-tea for the home are-maker wt»-
nl to NW width it“ round. attempts to cut tliia model. The aerate
Cree-n Almonds.
bacon or gravy can be added if liked.
stock at home. to be drawn on in case
of sudden necessity.
there is generally a straight panel
godet. lust at the hack. and this too
is a detail not to be lost sight of. A!
is first carefully folded after whirh tl e
will to laid into position, as alwwii t. t
Blue“ and h . __ out. w" thin-
mm by haunting-j”: own at if the salt use is unlined. a dirt Lem,“ “9.:th 1 ”a: hit,” alternative to these long tunics or. the cutttna some, Next forum the
n ‘ pan Orange Pudding. moire lining or a gay chints one con p o“ ' p pannim. double shirts or diflerent, pectin, placed very near the fold, llIe-t
' Tla’
moisten-d with a few? drops of olive
Soak eight ounces of stale bread.
and falling softly fun from thence to
materials are among the moat attrac,
the under-facing. collar and belt.
‘ ‘ in by the woman who .
oil. attrmund th t PM") he put hesn ' here i' t l'i dt . - t
vmuhm'md fangs? ”3’3“ '1"? odd pieces being quite good enough ages a pot of glue. it stitched lining. 3°.“ “i!“n"?h'h:m9k'" ' ll. tive. lace beings mono material toi- :,.',L,,‘,l.:f,,‘,‘fd‘f .1,,°,,,,‘:;:,’, $1,. in;
' n ° for the purpose. squeeze all the mole- 'uh Wk". of nylon sisal. is not ‘ '9“ y ‘ "‘9" appareaty the lower one. The skirt tailing over the front. sleeve and tau-b, all on an
oval ant-Ma small.
grout-tad aunt.
Roll in finely
we
French Fruit Roll.
Add equal parts of chopped nuts,
dates, candied cherries and cltron to
vanilla-flavored fondant. Roll in one
round ml‘, and when cool slice inw
quarter-inch slices.
ture out, and mix with three ounces
of chopped suet. A dual of flour is
tlfl‘4 while chopping the Quet, as it
prevents it from sticking to the chop-
tior Peel an orange. and shred the
peel finely or chop it. Boll it in wt-
ter till tender: then add the iuioe of
the orange and four ounces of sugar.
and boil all together until it begins
“all to make or to insert in the
suit case. and it adds to the dalnti-
ness of the bag as well as to its use-
lulnesa.
Mustard is the nearest approach to
a universal cureall Few pains will
not give way before a mustard piss.
"'1', and a wide range of internal in-
cut without seams. and just eased
into a natural waistline set slightly
high. This is generally finished with
a narrow line of velvet, an embroid-
ered strap, or medallion being set
where the boutfant sides commence.
long mitten-like sleeves are drawn
up well above the elbow. to finish in
a small upstanding frill. also held
with the velvet hand and eitibroidcrcd
this is frequently cut into long points:
at either side the front. and again at.
the back. falling some inches below
the hem. one of the new details
brought out this season. A new even-
tng gown in cinder gray velvet andl
silk showed this idea. The upper part;
of the skirt was of the silk. Just soft-
ly gathered all round the waist, and
lengthwise thread of the ”we.
The root is an extremely practical i a
well as stylish iiiodt-l. The front may
he closed to the llt‘l‘k and finished with
is high t-hin collar. or mllod bfltk to
form levers, with rolling collar. The
belt is slipped lllrtlllgh-rllle under-arm
neani and laps at the center-front us
the hack hangs loose and full. The
wing pocket strikes a note that .o
sounded in many smart outer gattnn on
for spring and summer.
l , . ‘j m thicken. htrain ofi' threequarfertl fiammations from colds aiid other slra The “ollar is w" m h and instead of ill? bouffaht Mill. "WW If tit-sired the cliffs! and collar mu
Drection '°" 0'99”! 3°"bOHO. M ‘he 5"“9- “‘6 put "'9 "m“nd" mm,”- mm. be “0de by its {finely p. . ‘ 8 were two outstanding loops of the he made of silk or sutiti. Just now at 4
Prepare French (‘reani it‘ondant No. with the bread and suet. Mix well. application It m the first and best plain. coming up over the chin and material a mile M the “”0an seems to its ”10 t‘iivurtte coat trio —
.“.. . - . ‘ t ' ' - ' if'l- ‘nd-ff't'il.
1. Plan it in s chinabowl Put the out. into a gieased basin. and steam r050“ in threatened pneumonia, con- :OTTESdXHVZRK ‘21‘:“",:?-;“;; Jul so popular last senioni ”t9" gill: Et‘lus‘gt' ‘tfiitre; it: :iolni:
bowl in :~ pan of boiling\wate.r, and for two hours. Thin out the remaind- ’ I“ ) uc came in a straight line with the poitita. on], “mum“. hut pow.“ “pm-”g
melt tl-v‘ fondant liave ready the
fondant shapes, and nip them in the
melted mixture. The melted foniatit
or of the syrup with water. and
thicken it with corn flour. When done
turn out the pudding. and serve the
ucsllon of the lungs or ‘tlt’tt‘l’mlttt‘tl
colds oti the chest.
put on where It joins the bodice. This
is quite one of the best expressions
of this particular style, and in supple
ltvlow the hem. mentioned above. The
lower part of this skirt was of velvet
in the same shade of cinder grsyt
\
Spring final of blue silk serge with
qualities that the woman who mtt~t
economize t’ttlllltll itffortl to disregard
Silks of till kinds vtiiffcta. lathe.
wplin and satin will he sent in ti.
. The seats of catio-latttonml chain
must be ken! in warm water or t ayrtip with it. Custard made. with which MW “um can M tightened $33: “OIL fallawiriiid sitzryonuiz The tmrtice. like moat of the new mod i"”‘"‘" 319...... mm win“ “We," The wring mam
will not remain in a which custard powder can be served instead by washing ”wm thoroughly WM“ t. y mm “h. “I“ wry “mph. just a plum pm WCLI'I‘LGW
liquid stateto enable you to do the ot‘ the syrup. in which case less sugar they are dry ”my will be Hill" and n charm ng. Tight fitting I are attire bodice of the silk. sit-evt-tes-T .0. ”I
dipping Two coat»; are sometimes <hould be used with the orange and carefully done varnish will be “n. being abowtk‘but these are not likely w" deeply hollowed to show a so" :0 mom .a
necessary and preferable. is added to mix the custard. hurt. ,_‘ to find much fasor. the round natural mm“ “a little Mm" of pale mm ! ‘ A o _'
IN THE FOOT-STEPS OF THE
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
VALUING THE BABY.
”
SIMILARITV.
cltlifott edged with cut jet. The door l
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it.
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.tohn t)tl\‘et to. in the New i’ork'. "Have you any raterenct-s‘." of lace underdress. and its lines mod- I ‘ ‘ . o 'D- B '
““5““- "’" Times) , """H- "mm but i '9" ”Wm M “01“" cled to a soft natural figure was a tow orsaiNca mertAtwna MP ova-twain:
is lit! {Oil tops of the Master, South Not-walk. villi/Nil) dollar“ "‘“ “"W "“W’ . ”1‘" "'9 pllm‘vnnmfi ”my don" do striking contrast to some of those bel pictorial Review Cost No 664! Sizes it it ill atnd "0 years. Prlcc .5
Could i but follow day by day; """"’" “m“- l“""t*~'"r “I “m" “'3'" t”": “5”” ing prepared with tight-fitting tong cents. ' ‘ ~ ' ' ‘ - ' ‘
Though the road sometimes he diear J» H- "001’“ “1 bk’hlfy‘ '1“'l'r"';::n3"v:; 32:3,, . ‘ ‘ bodices, widely hooped skirts, elabor-l
Led to His light 1 have no fear, tit-‘h “03'”- fi,“ “mud not make ' ' CH'LDREN WHO ARE S'CKLY ale to a grotesque degree. thought .
lie knowt the way. ‘lr:\. Antih- ltilmll. this sad mistake, . Mothers Who value their 0““ come fortunately these models are consid-? m: “ . “""" ' ' " ‘ "'
q .\'..-‘ Mar} lltfiht'till. \v'htci. motherhood tiisowtin. "0'“ and ”'9 "km?“ ”W” children tar-ably modified before being worn. '
1n the footsteps of the Master Illin- Jiinet S. Nit-hot. lit) t‘hurcli 1 ""“ “’“l i“*‘" ”I" “It“? (“Vine should never be without a b0! 0! __> _ l
My strength: My precious hope amt :ittt. .1 L'tlt- Ntihhy JOIN s. ;!t‘101her Gny‘x S‘H’N “Wide" for JOLLY. l
stay. .ona Soda, Returned Special i-t' hum-(t “u" throw ‘0 his dad, ('hiidren. for use throughout the 2" Lady —(tn . submarine? liow JOK".
Though the thorns may pierce my '1‘. S. Smith. Anti () professor dear! son. Th?" break up‘colds, relieve eh And what do \nll tl(). .
feet. \. ii. Strange. ou lllltLlit‘ very. very glad ierlshnotil, comtipatton, teething dll- Sailor—l w...“ for‘r'd, mum. and. .
l'l‘. find in Him a rcst complete. lit-Gregor llros. (‘0. (3), That .‘UU- 3”. “'9'“ “0‘ near. MM' headache and stomach "$388: tips llt‘f' up who“ we \«.~ his to dive. -i 1w»
He knows the my.
)‘Il follow on to mansions bright,
.He knows the way. .
IDA E. HU'lY‘JHNGS. '
A ~
WELL FITTED.
"Yes. grandma; . i am to be married
next month."
‘ 'BuL my dear " said grandma. earn-
estly, f‘you are very young. Do you
feel that you are titted for married
life?"
“i am being fitted now, grandma."
explained the prospective bride sweet-
iioa “9. (5).
Morris. (3).
TH West Man 5!
toaawelk Mt.
Knapp. Mrs. Edna.
Roberts, Mrs. Lila.
iiucier. Mr. it). A.
heudea Co.
ltichard. Jas., 71 Atiston A\'t'.
t-tar Novelty Co.
'lhomae. Mrs. Annie. ' -
Whiton Machine 00., D.‘ E.
H. J. HOWARD, P. M.
—Housewives watch Sentinel Want
iiis fount of mirth
liea‘c'rilit-ti as worth
i naked young Stuliby's mother l'air
A proper view to dive. .
it site had had»_vou by the hair,
You ll not have Chi‘t'tl .0 lite?‘
iiei‘ precious brat
.\'t'ort'.t only tliat'.’
\ou sh'iti d have heard her tones; .
‘ 'lms pcasttiiia worf a billion‘" There
The price of Stubby Jones! 1
And all the Joneses‘ neighbors came.
Each with her. darling child. ,i
And 'twas agreed by every dame i
To hang you, air, were mild.
Just ninety scada .
powders new-r fail.
lined by mothers for ER yearn.
Sold by all drift
London Opiit'on. l
salinity of math“ '
ANDRE“ I'llAlt‘h 1’- N do! llllll‘l}' petty "bones"? . _ — '
in the footsteps of the Master Huh 5. it please be armor clad stoma. 25°” bout accept anymnrbsti The (31m. Tum don't. That's Kt ELEVAIDR "" ’ u I)": FLIGH'
’tBlest in His love. i cannot stray. . Nov-walk. it'hm alttlidt‘ling Stubby JUllt'ri.. :|;:hfism'plo():lli‘lrit‘dee'fl. Y rel. why they ltlt‘ loin: to he ninl'l‘lt'tl.‘ '
Gm‘k‘d I” His ““9“" lifihf. E togawell, Mrs. Morris. (.3). y. Boston Transcript.
ASK ANY OWNER. OF A
DODGE BROS. MOTOR CAR
ABOUT HIS MILEAGE ON TIRES
1y. ‘fSeven gowns "—Kanaos City Ads when the need of ‘ now "help" For lovely lads? - ‘ _
f, Journal. on, the indignant groans;— ' - Niki _
7" as looms Illi- ’ . Each valuing her chiid the same ; do “ct munch ”g in, bu} T 73 N M . St
1 _— - —- K n- Y --- As his rates Stubby Jones. ‘ m euy and comfortablg the first . . . , 0 3'“ a
The“ Household Remedy
muddy complexion, lassitude, backache. depression and
Professor, do you find your ears .
Are burning much today?
The mothers of a million dent's
Are finding things to say. l
And rest among the stones,
Catholic- church in this city, is serious-
for the ailments from which almost eve orle sometimes Professor blah. ,
suffers—sick headache, constipation, isturbed sleep '1‘ Y0“ ‘1 “0‘ (“9 CORSETS.
day you wear them. You never
have the desire to “let it out”
while wearing W. B. NUFORM
RED and DODGE BROS. CARS
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__ Beware nil folk, whate'er their’ ~~ ‘
other results of a disordered digestive system is spheres, , i w 3 NUFORM, STYLE. «0. (Set It“
Who have. a Stubby Jones. 'l large illustration). For aver full i
; figures. Medium bust. Done hip A
- sure FIREMEN'S CHAPLAIN lLL. ‘ can-auction aim m “l“ .3“! , ‘ J
m m“ M H" “ J“ 5"“ 5‘ L“ """“' ' O D Jackson 53 $5713“ i
J. Ryan. curate at. St. Francis' Roman (Jamil. “hm ‘MM' 32'00' . . PHONE 438 2%
w. p. NUFORM. STYLE 4t9 (5..
small illum' ). Medm' low but;
They have achieved the distinction of being the mogti tly ill at his home in Aneonla, it was
mnwdzif' in (tlhe world. banshee“;l in learned today. Father Ryan‘ls chap. . t ,1 .mm SM-awm- ,cmm. \ Everything in the Optical Lille: 3.}
mm cm W lain of the State Pirernens Associa- / - trimmed. ”.50, ' . 'J'i
actiononsmmach, liver, kidneysand bowels. "on. _ “W - , \ -
' m m Mud VPlllI In free from . ‘ mw_3. Models. “.m up. I ,ufl
mm mm....wmmhh9.:°s.w..2 . m. .. We... .... Eves Examined Fnce .
t BRASSIERB worn 'tls "1
ran-scat them-m tint-3nd «mm-um mm Lh- the sir-nu mint-tat! , W-B. . , - . v: ‘ , ... ,
thitqmpodiorthesged. hrthslkdqhiidbondm .. Madly—Nostaelder. He’s anaw- - W.B- WWW". ' ‘ ____, , i_;_ ‘i f
at metalworking; at». you. no {unrelia- w! «H to my fin. mailman " ' ~. g
nsoucotwwiusyouiitq about Silents. ‘Nsmsus
Safe to} Children
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