thhhmMi
ummm
Don't waste so much time crying
over spilt milk that you forget to so
Wt the row: at night.
Bangor Brownlee.
g” Clean: one half cupful of butter with
”e rupftil of sugar, add three squares
fl chorolate tmeltedl. two eggs slight-
” beaten, one cup of chopped walnuts.
and one-half cupful. of sifted flour.
”g in a thin layer. on a cooky sheet,
GU ten minutes in a moderate oven.
When done. cut in strips or squares.
Brambles.
To one cupful raisins, seeded and
dapper! fine. add one lemon: juice
”In. and grated find: one- half cup
Id..of cracker-duet with one-half cub
1'9! of cracker—dust with out half cup
d chopped nutmeats. Put one table-
Ml of the mixture on a round,
Set from plain pastry and three inch-
0 in diameter. Cover with another
I“. pinch edges together tightly.
“ the top crust with a fork, and
.5 . can. if the fruit mixture seems very
mil”. odd avlittle inter.
a.
C
Bean Soup.
Ole pound ilagolet beans, one
a ”I spinach. one pint cold water.
if pint vegetable sleek, one
out» dripping
flak the beans in cold water for i2
burl. drain them. and put them in n
etew pan with a pint of cold water;
let them simmer till quite soft and
my. stirring them occasionaIIY—ee-
’ oeclelly at the last—to prevent them
, burning. adding a very little water as
M in the pan evaporates. so that
when-done there is hardly any liquor
left. Pick the spinach, boil it in an-
.“ pan with a little salt till tender,
slab it occasionally, then strain and
ti. through a sieve. Rub the bout!
'” ~ bind through a sieve and mix the two
We. diluting them to the desired
‘ consistency with a little clarified vege-
ubip stock. Season to taste, add the
dripping broken into pieces, and stir
.5
we.
all over the {kc till hot Serve with
dice of fried bread.
Leg of Mutton a la Durand.
Eight pounds leg of uiullnn, a sea-
somng of pepper, salt. mixed herbs,
bay leaf and chopped shallot, four
ounces clarified dripping. two sliced
onions. one slit-ed carrots. one stick of
celery. a bunch of herbs. five ire-sh
mushrooms, two tomatoes, one gill
sherry or mushroom liquor. one wine-
giusful of claret. three-quarters. pint
good brown gravy stock. a litlle glue,
threequarteni pint brown sauce.
Bone the leg of mutton. put the sea‘
Milling inside, tie the joint into as
natural a shape as possible. Put the
drippini! and vegetables into a stew-
pan. place the mutton on top. ('0le
vith a greased paper. and try all for
oiieouartcr hour over a moderate fire.
Add the nine, and let it simmer till
nearly all the liquor has been absorb-
cti. add the gravy or stock, and stand
the stewpan in the. oven for two and
onehaif bouts, basting well, and add-
ing more gravy or stock, as required.
Remove the string and glue the joint
“'llh warm glaze; strain the liquor
from the pan. let it get cool a little.
remove the fat. mix in the brown
sauce. boil it up. keeping it skimmed.
strain it, pour some around the joint.
and serve the rest in a tureen.
Broiled Eggplant.
t‘ut the‘cggptai-z it two lenutlniisc
Put in a marinate composed oi” two
tablespottnfuis of olive oil. one tea-
spoonful salt,
pepper and some parsley.
marinate for an hour or more,
and serve with the marinate.
heave it to
Broil
Tapioca Gelatlne. .
Slowly sprinkle onehult‘ teacupful
of tapioca into one pint of slightly
sail-ed boiling water, stirring t-tiunlitlll
ly. Then remove from fire. add the
juice of one lemon and four table-
spoonfuls of sugar; turn into mold and
put in a cold place or on ice. Serve
with whipped or plain cream and suit-
ttr. This may be varied by adding
strawberry. raspberry. cherry or plum
juice instead of lemon. or liy putting
fresh fruit in just before turning into
mold.
one-half teaspoonful of ,.
WEDNESDAY, March as, 1916
stimuli-ills.» lliolll "
lllE All Of DRESSING
Glrdles, Bretellec and Jumpers.
let us suppose ior instance. tha:
one has a dark blue serge dress oi
last season. it may not be worn to
any/great extent, 'but nevertheless it
needs something to make it look more
up to date. We mayadd a deep skirt
yoke and a high girdle. with perhaps
a brotelle over each shoulder. of
black satin or moire. (‘uffs and collar.
Tito Sport Skirt. and Jabot Blouse.
too. add greatly to the effect. When
cleverly done, the truck has none ol
the inadeover appearance it would
have had some iv-zisons back, bttt is a
7mmmn
Elddhlilflwu
PARlS. March Elm(Correspondence
of The Associated Press) Ai‘rcnch pol—
.lticlnns are already much interested
in the question whether 'lt will be
accessory for candidates for public of-
f! V flee after the re-cstublishment of
‘ [trace to have a war record. Some
arr
'Vbofieve stuck to the Palais Bourbon
instead of Joining the army have
shown irritation at the publicity given
In exploits of their colleagues. some
«WOMAN lllll
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“I E. Pinkhema Vegeta-y
ibCompoundHelped Heal
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i
trouble all my life until I took '
"lll Lydia E.Pinkham's
"lllll Vegetable Com-
pound for nerves
andforfesnnletmu-
bios audit straight-
otber work with
their help, so it
Iainndltroolwell. Ioook
.. 'jltembefi. of the Chamber of Deputies
‘towlietherthiasplrltwlligxowand
.; when hostilities have ceased on the
‘neldofbame. There-have“ Ip-
-.Mmellnuunputotbeaocounu
"“i
of whom have bccn killed anti others
Germany it obvious preparation.
delightfully chic little costume in the
neu deep waist effect, for shopping
"Mid gnwral daytime wear. (‘catee
peplutns. quillintgs. hands and ,insels of
Mlt‘aelillk material may work won-
tiers. too. with slightly worn frocks,
'suits and blouses Should a hen) be
slightly frayed or worn, whether it be
the lower edge of blouse or skirt, one
of those stiff, quaint little quillings. or
a contrasting band may be set on to
cover it mose attractively. Around
the bottom of a sleeve, which has not
just the mast becoming curve or lin-
isli. a double ruffle of picot edged
Georgette, banded through the middle
with a narrow black veltet ribbon
may be added, the ribbon being drawn
as tightly as desired and tied in a
perky little bow. Deep cuffs of satin
or taffeta with a matching collar may
be attached to a blouse which has In
unbecoming or old—fashioned sleeve. or
an ugly neck finish. When these deep
cuffs are used the sleeve, if sufficient-
l_v full, may be gathered into the cal.
thereby lending another ntodlah
touch. for much fuiuess is noticed in
the new sleeves.
it
at
For these of us who have. as
were. stacks undi- stacks of
frocks to be remodeled, this shots: mu" ”we” “’m “’01 “"d l “"101
prove a banner season. Fashion has
been very lenient with our little «coir
oinies for several season past, but
llll\ Spring, whether it is the
with its consequent depritatlona to
many.
dli‘t‘lllOll, or lust because she fancies
emlvintz the odd little comrnllon' ““1 “F ”"m “i “h“ “0" h" “‘0‘“ "I" crepe~in a very desirable tolor— .iieii
tomblnaliouii one seen on every side she will iind they last twite as long pink
certain it is that economy just now is as they would if sent into the kitclieiil “‘"d‘ ”V" "’9 '"W'd" ‘“ r“ m a
being made very easy and very fus-
ciuatlng
wuw- ...——
lil‘llll‘lilfi'l‘. March 2|. The price
of lit‘l‘l" lll .‘tustria-llungary ha.»I been
raised for the third time slut-c the war
started. this time by ”.50 per liccto
litre lL"! gullonsl. and two tent‘s a
class. Before the war ii glen of beer
in a testiitirnnt coat four tents; now
it is ten cents. The breweries Justi-
ly the increases by announcing that
it I:- itlniosl impossible for them to
lil‘m'lll‘e materials, especially barley.
Liver Slugglsh?
Y on are warned by a :a low skin. dull
cycs, biliousness and that gtouchy
feeling. Act promptly. Stimulate your
liver -—remove the clogging wastes
~make sure your digl stiic organs are
Working right and— w hen needed—take
BEECHAM’S
PILLS
Sale .5 Any Medicine '- tlo World.
overyvhore. In 5.1-. 1°C.. 25.-
”31“
Will" lllllllS
All Slllllllll llll0ll
Cleaning Boots.
Much mischief is done by brushing
ol‘i‘ dried load from thin calf or kid
boots with hard bristle brushes. and
much tmre by the use of the common'
acid blocking. With women‘s boots
both lreatiiients are simply
writer Glace kid end the better sort
oi boots should be well sponged al-
lowed to dry and then well polished
war with an old silk handken-hlsf veryl
slightly oiled about once a month A
which has turned her in thll roman c,an if she chooses, wear goodl spring because it is fashioned on de-
li.:oi and keep them in order herself
in be scrubbed. baked or polished
\yilh tpmmon blocking. All the glut..-
in use are harmful
nun-i sparingly.
' P unless "sci?
To Polish Tortoise Shell.
Now that tortoise shell has once
more comic into public favor it is well
to know it way in which to clean and
polish it
ant secretary of war. have been re- aciiiity in (‘atliolic circles to reno- "*th”) by the imperial houschOld lanl polish may be 31"“ H by “991-"
ncalcdly
day.
One deputy
cited in the orders of the
who recently t'clitincd
to Paris on leave of ahacnce said he.i‘i'uiit-c is so susceptible of ttnexpectctlraty who participated in
had found that presence at the fronl
was far better than an electoral cani-
paign for his political interests as well:
talc lhcii‘ aniltlcrical issue and thus,
The direction
movements
tlic
by
war issue.
political
ltiffs't‘l
l l .ikcn in
ll' cltipnienls that speculation is vagv
tie, but not a few farseelng mcn look,
for marked changes in the next gen
The list includes both omcers and
int-n and another list intludes detor-
ntions i0l several hundtcd men oi tlic
the bum
rbardmcnt of the forums.
i‘lrst on the list is Llcut Gcncral
Mitsuoml Kamio. croniniandc of the
as for the salvation of the countryfivrfll political campaign which in "it jliind forces at “tinglau, who Was
“Besides." he said. “it is for the can—Vordinarv course of events will take slwn the first class of the order of
non to do the speaking now."
One socialist deputy, interrupting an
,orator who was recalling the exploit»
of one of their colleagues at the front
declared: “It is not his place:
plate is here.‘ This opinion scents to
'be shared by a considerable majority
by the public. Th emuniclpai council
.of the city of Neuilly whose mayor.
Monsieur Nortier, who was also it
depntv and who enlisted ill ill) years
of age, carried the colors of his regl‘.
ment and was killed on the battle-
i'field, passed unanimously the follow!
ing it olution:
"Tin municipal council of the city
uty for the Department of the Seine.
fell upon the field of honor, conblder‘
ing that the defence of the country is‘
the first duty of a citizen. that equal-
ity before the law is the formal right
of Frenchmen whoever they may be
and that no member of any elective
body should seek to avoid it, that the
representatives of the people should
be the first to give the example of re-'
spect for the law and the duties of.
citizens. expresses the wish that alll
senators and deputies of military fit-l
tress be obliged to do their military
duty as all other chicane." ,'
seclaiists. radicals. radical social-
ists and other elements of the left see
in all such allusions an attack upon
the Parliament. and considerable anx-
ifiy lo betrayed in certain parties as
Meleetltwllibaveonpolltlca
mix-i heritable some“;
'place in the spring of 1918 when the
Chamber of Deputies is renewed.
’l‘OKlO. March 20. ~lionors
for
his about. 8.0001apanese soldiers who dls‘vatlacklng fleet was decorated with.
tinguished themselves at the capture the second class of the order of the find I ”this
lot the German forlrer-i at Tslng-tau (,otdpn Kite
{of the Parliament but not altogether ‘—
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it's Grandmother's Recipe to Keep
Her Locks Dark. Glossy: Thick.
The old-time mixture of Saga Tea
and Sulphur for darkening graY.
streaked and faded hair is grand-
mother's treatment and folks are
again using it to keep their hair a
good even color, which is quite sen-
sible. as we are living in an age when
{a youthful appearanco is of the great-
. est advantage
d
Nowadays, though, we don't have
;ths troublesome task of gathering the
.sege and the mossy mixing at home. “id ""1“ ”“1“ 00““er will have to; Just one application doubles
All drug stores sell the rendy4o-use
product called "Wyeth' 5 Sage and Sul- l
phur Compound" for about We a bot-1
tie. it
‘piled. Simply moisten your comb or.
a soft brush with it and draw thil
through your hair. taking one small
stundatetlme: “bymoumgthogm’
hair disappears. but what doligbtsthe
ladies with Wretli’a Sage and Bulpbuclf
is that. besides humanly m
the hair no: or few appliances. it
item of railroads.~controlled by
the Golden Kite with the grand cor-
don of the Rising Sun. together with
'a yearly pension. Vice-Admiral Sa-
daklth‘l’ Kato, who commanded thei
i
All the decorations for
lthe officers are accompanied with pen-l before 3’0“ '9'”? maimed”
ialone.
ltile of the soldiers and sailors consist-.
The honors. for the rank and
of decorations and a grant of
RAILROAD TO PANAMA CANAL
ZONE.
SAN FRANCISCO March 22—i-
Army men here showed interest y-es
tcrday i no suggestion by Brig Gen. .
William L. Sibert, U. S. A" of a sysl
the
l'nlted States extending from thel
southern boundary oLthis country to
the Panama Canal zone. Such a_ sys—
tem th eoii‘icer said in a 5 ch lasti
night before the Oakland Cha ber of
Commerce. would make certain our
possession of the canal in time of war.
'lt will ultimately come to this.’ bet
operate railroads through Mexico and
'Cenirai American Republics for mili-
tary purposes, so we can
supplies and men to the canal lone
Panama, the general said is by far
'the most important of our outlying
.‘poosesslons Ililltary ‘neede fin
prompted the construction of the
uni and "steps must be taken for ill”
proper protection against the em
cmchments of any power.”
:mwnummmm
l
l
lng gentle friction with a piece
lsoft leather to which some
rouge has been applied
.-
I
A dancing bag. deep enough to hold
llppers. glmes and ianiiy outfit, is of
,peach pin). pussy willow silk, drawnl
ruinous. :’
llatily niudded boots should be freed
iioui mud by a net sponge. Of a totn- ‘
When tortoise shell loses;
its lustre from wear the polialtod wur-l
faci- tniiy be restored to its original.
condition by carefully rubbing it with;
yliOWlll‘l‘Od roltenslone and oil.
‘I'OllPilfiltinP should be very
M sifted through the fittest muslin. When
Ari-'vihlch surrendered in the morning of all scratches on the surface of the for
nice Monsieur Mtiginot, former assistw vantcd radicals appear to look to the November 7. 1914, were made public '0'" shall "9 thus removed, 3 brill-l
of '
jcyit lcr s
(«idly (afardctica/
flame Dray/”(along .,
Lemon!
Mh_—~ .,
: Prepared bipedal/y l'ar I’ll-l Nru'ipapu
by Pictorial Renew
Qualified For
Style Honors.
.iitiiei fl'lllll mice of front on elct rer-
ft-r: I:- its for an tinderfactiig liaimr
iii. rlimiltler edge. of from [HIMHD
tiuuiili‘ “'i‘T" pcifoi'ations and st“ ill.
slate to the shoulder and Hrlllllt“.
“lire-s lib lll'll‘lled. Neat. close the til--
lltr-hl‘ffl and sleeve seams.
To make the sleeve read) for the t nil
gather the i-ntire lower edge and ruin
limit-r edge (if narrow cuff on slot poi -
l
Munro. rm ill ROVER
rotations and lap to email “0” perfo-
rations. edges even. Stitch about %
inch from folded edge, leaving «dart-w
free than! 3 inches from lower edge.
Sew to sleeve single large "0" perfo-
rations even, small “ 'i" in cuff at scam '
of slecm and bring the folded edge of
pleat in cuff to small "o“ perforation in
sleeve. Sew turn-over to cull no not-ali—
od. Sew sleeve in armhole. eating in
ftilnesf-i.
Now, gather the back of the waist in
small "ti'.’ perforations and 1, inch
above: draw gathers to the require-i
slice and stitch tape over gathers Paco
Fashionable waist in shell pink satin
crepe trimmed with hand embroidery
in self‘oolor.
This is I very desirable waist for
l
t
in that
pliable lines and developed
most desirable of matcriaio~satln
The long one- -plete slrcve ex:
strapped effect while deiit ate hand
enibioidery contributed its quota in
jllie smartnesa of the gathered from.
'1 The convertible collar may button high
l at the throat or be rolled hill" with a
V-sliaped outline. in medium size thc
; waist requires 3% yards 27-inch nia- the collar and sew to the neck edge.
l terial. the notches and center-bucks even
in working on the waist bear in The embroidery should be done I)»-
mlyid the fact that thc large "ti" per- fore the material is \lll. The design
forntiuna indicate the center -l‘ront.
K gin to make. however,
1‘"—
ll) first turning
lit exceedingly simple ulill vvill umk up
iltilikly lii i-atiii stitch.
Pictorial Review Waist No. illiNti Sins 34. all. at. 40. 41‘, 44 and 46 inch.
busl. Price, l5; cents. --
Embroidery No. 11741. 'l‘l‘ttllhl'lf'
m .. ‘H— -__._
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snarl) liLflli
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i TAKE ELEVATOR —— up our mom
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pul'cri. riiiiuiiiiing 86 ”in”; 15 cent-
f—l
....-u. _;r. -v--.—_ . .r.s._ .
The. 5,
carefully
l
l
up at the top on ciel blue ribbon and
lined with chi liliie sitlill.
liflll tine niitlnay ot' '
each frlll pm til i:
fur.
4- __.
Wife-“lieu ine. yoi can
without
'uhere it is. How did you get a‘ong
Hub-4‘ 'f‘hings slayed where
were put ihen."——lloeton Transcript.
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Save Your Hair! Double its Beauty In:
a Few Moments—Try This!
if you care for heavy hair
Igllatens with beauty and is radiant
twith life; has an incomparable soft!
ness and is fluffy and lustrous. try
Danderine.
the
beauty of your hair. besides it imme-
diately dissolves every particle of
transport dandruff; you cannot have nice, heavy.
healthy hair if you have dandruff.
18 very popular because without depending upon the sea lanes This destructive scurf robs the hair
lnobody can discover it has been up- entirely. "‘ iof its lustre. its strength and its very
life. and if not overcome it produces
a feverlchnesa and itching of the
scalp; the hair roots tarnish, loosen
_and die; than the hair falls out test.
your hairhasbeonnoglocted and ‘
faded. dry. scram or too
oily. g_et I “cent bottle of Knowlton’a
Dnndeiine at any drug store or toilet
counter: apply a little as directed and
ten minutes after you will say this
momma-ohm. economist-murmurs; tuwcothebeetlnveotnent you over
Mflwmchlsao
Mendy-loose is. a de-
lid-Isl tum firm who
Immttmplaou'mwu-
signed gourmet-pom antl‘
antral Woodhull-rife
”Muhammad”
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w. monitors,
oleoedvortioed.
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two frills of lac \. one war the bottom
. bug's length.
ll tiny line of:
never.
asking mef
they
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regardlueof,
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