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preserve. a distinctive and motlish shape of its!
Take two pounds of new carrots, own.
three pints of water, three pounds of The chin chin muffler collar, which.l ’
sugar,threeoune foot in nth. ‘ .
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When a metal teapot is not in use. ; iOIJZg .DRQJJ‘fld/(Iny
. cayenne. Scrub and scrape the Pal", / which, however, stands away fromi
"_' , ots, and cut them lengthwise into] the neck. It does not stand up as
stiffly as the chin chin shape. but but a lump of sun into the not. and ~ ‘
“falls into pretty soft ioldg. this will prevent its becoming musty. Jon;
Coming Fur Modem
Strawberry squares. layers. leave them to steep in cooli
Moleskin makes a bid for fashion-
mo cup sugar with one heap-1 water for twelve hours. then change'
butter. Add one well— the water and allow them to steep able favor for next winter‘s fur coatu‘ .
, ; . . .1 So far there are no short coats.
egg, half cup milk, and ou‘aga for the same length of time»and “““s' “coral“ ‘0 Fifth ave ‘. . W W for '11!!! I wspa
. cups flour sifted with two‘ThO steeping is\to draw out the strong Due authorities. Carscul is almost the cape—like pelerilies take their Steel wool is an excellent cleanser I ' y e W
“3:00!“ “kill powder and .‘flavor. rain and ry well. Put the] impossible to get, '0 will be scarce. place and are quite as warm, Theselfor pots, pans and cooking dishes ’IWN 3"“.
capes have as much of shawl shape~ generally. But remember to dry the
. .cam, u r, . l fl 3,158.11 will be as good as ever and
1 salt Beat well and flavor 3 5‘ ““3" 1“ 0° ° emon isis cd’pe. in fact, they are cleverly: wool quickly.
' teas at w :cayenne and water into reserving. skunk “5‘1
.~ "'3‘. .m, geramgfrxsfpan and boil for a quarter 0]; an hour.\ ‘For those women whorhave their cat’s? n“ m :‘ILM‘P' m: "m 1” ——- ~
. ” all out into aunt Spread “ Then turn into a bowl and have until . winter furs made or remade in sun 2:: [ilk on)” ‘3 0: T e collars, 1H sugary coat is deslrcd 0!! lemon
* “ strawberry ism 0,, Soil! be- the next day. Repeat this process liter—this is generally a great econ-, fte e ass 03 ‘ ‘f 1‘" coats but meringue Diets“! DOWdefé-l susar 0V8!“
gm the "m. “a mm the ”DI (boiling for fifteen minutes) daily un-Vonly—an idea at what will be the ° (in—ff" “I"; 0’ ”1‘ me" '°"“;the top before it is put into theme!!-
with powdered sugar 0r. ice! til the carrots are transparent, which fashion for next season ls a great6 “Th” M" ‘ L l,
. DUI icing flavored with MnWIIusllslly takes about three or four boil- help at this time of year. 1 ‘9': “9° “"1“ drop to aboutl Try rubbing the silver every day
.‘ W Wrap each square m'lnfl. The boiling should in each case 'A good deal of ermine is to be: “' epth. but ” they "e shaped: with a dry fiannel rag; it will not
- be“ very sentle. merely aim-arias. used in stolen, short capes snd tip- m‘" “km" ““3" “e 3“" ‘ muelhave to be cleaned with silver polish
Turn into ielly glasses and saver. :pets, generally without the tails, says? longer “1“ square the lower ed" nearly so often.
L, ‘n n Butter, . ‘ ‘ For a more,falls in two points in front, lashing
Summer Wear
and 2 inches above iowor sdga. lad
yoks to front and bark, notohaa, aca-
tor-fronts and costar-backs oval.
'l‘uni undar front s of hold “3
yoke as indicated. ‘aos collar and
saw to neck edge, after which the at
larandyokslna bsulladtaasu-
plots the rover e sot. Now, the out.
Piculresque For
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fi, ‘the New 'York Herald. , _ -——-— side of the waist is y so he or
is 2;,” Duals rhouharb. four pounds “usage“ ‘ inexpensive h". petit It’ll. or In?! “1:919:degfpzn‘zmxz:e:h:d‘fimo1 0n Flsii Day. 33‘ 0' 3: “I‘ll 1 “1m “0
‘ as older win , Use all k or two thirds rk and “1‘11"“. U to ho tiled in the hetteri When fish da comes round in the "
h CID a“ “'0 u”- W po Qualities. Xuskrat. bear and kolin-;met tlppets. One'of‘ "1° "1°“ 950-. h I To . the sleeve, "M
one third beef_ if one wishes to make
a large amount of sausage, sfikoulder,
one side. the tonderlion and sirloin.
‘ ground cinnamon. two tea-
' .m Nod stoves. lat rhubarb
”10 boil and then add other in~
ousehold, the customary drawback of armhole sad lowsr sdgss ts
bringing shoulder and saws:-
aad lowsr edges of slasvs pal
sky—red sable—ls found as adorn-izlfinnit awetwn'l1‘r °' ‘ high, fishy utensils. cloths, and cutlery ma!
ment on the new long coat models. 5 e on "b Ch ”I" over ' be avoided by first washing the fish.
$3.33..“ W for two hours or un- and .’ part .01 the flank 0' beef make: The first long winter 00“ models'f‘nd down the back “IUD a deep sailor: an," it in paper napkins or MW norm-sailfish perforations;
' “' *1 my thick. Can while list. isood mixture. For so sounds of salt. shown in New York are elm-lair m” T“ “W W‘ °‘ "'° “‘3 towels. and hams it in - paper has. sum-ti. It"... sas- as Wu:
‘2 , .— ono ounce black Pepper. one tablov'attrscflve. 'Ziey have the same suave, I" extends around to the front ml'f‘his makes the fish better in every N‘- 0‘ I100" ll notahal. " DU!
5"}. ' Islllna Calad. lispoon auspice, one tablespoon cloves. shaping that the summer automo'. wide fur 5“" “me" " wound way. as it doas'not dry up and the slasvs pill to’ M" notch. u
t 930 he; of sardines. skinned and one tablespoon sage (all spices finely bile and top costs have. Very ex}, about the MK mulleir style. several? Juices and fisvor are retained; and, in ssau eves. Bow
‘, . at sad laid on a bad of crisp let. ground), three tablespoons whole cor-
' . Sans with the salad cream, and lander seed. Mix thoroughly. Pick the
, j' , with lemon cut in thin slices,‘ raw sou-use solidly into Jars. place
; g _ . rubbers parth tighten caps. Pro:
3‘ _ case. one quart jars 50 minutes, 15
,, Marry Chutney. pounds pressure. Process. one quart
,tresie models-are apparently shaped gun? under '3“ collar I“addition, the filh taste is not com- ,
to the figure. though it cannot bs‘ '3 c ' Because °t their lenm'lmuhleatod to the dish". A such-so
said that they fit tightly to it. im" " “m“ "n, “’ “° ‘3‘“ "‘10! chess paper napkins. kept hand:
This is accentuated in one model "out mom, '3‘ the "‘1' ‘N, on a corner of the kitchen shelf, will
by a sort of pointed belt which gives :3??? Int)" by fancy pendants. save many dishcloths, towels and
, , a certain aha in to the waist ii e, o e "w“ “'9' with which '
,. h this chutney use gooseberrles Jars. 0 iminutes. 15 pounds pressure,“‘whng below if... ‘nm portion in?" the m°l° “n" " ““Gd- 13:33:3an wit: 2:33.23
hm iust will!!! to rlpon. Adder 250 deflect H “Mk 1' 0"" “'0 but in grand godets. Another typs‘ Muffs "° both fiat ““1 round. b‘" some staining juice; they clean the
dim bowl gooseberriest quarter years old at butchering. proces- 60,“ ion; fur mi, ma. in mi and u" “" “9' m 3‘“ “w 5“ “like“ stove quickly and can be used to wip.
, gas-d sssdsd.deho:ipcd raisins. 'ro‘minutes It 15 pound- prelsure- :moiesgiu i. vaguely fidlngoie in I‘m“ “"39 "m“ "“9 Mud 0W”, greasy dishes and spots on the fioor.
“Wham s 0 this fruit mlxturol Ha 7;. tshape—hut very vaguely. The red In“ ‘The muff me" is often ‘,Keep awastebssket close by to toss.
w I h :oon ”‘1 pepper. two: Head ch 7 ve ' '7' he . .iingote eifect is gained by a lower boundat on of “u” or "9" elml’them in.
m lg t [own In“, 1W t‘bIQ.’ ed d ‘eebse‘sn ltry n‘ct; w n cup-lb.“ and side portion, which 1. anded over with .fiat strips of fur.’
\ s mustard seed, one tablespoon :ll ,flil thes " ‘ con ans :ery h‘:gstbered [lightly into a seam . bit An oddity ill crepe linings Is a sort
. salt and ginger, and about two 9 L 91' 9 3913059 I . of quilting done by a spaced. outline. Suede gloves generally defy the
‘ _. below waist line depth.
.. i “It quarts vinegar. lf liked a little museum): The" ll 3'10“” be placedl fie "at of the coat is . lImmo‘embroidered, four [totalled fiower‘lm,me cleaner, and they are none too
. chopped onion or garlic can be add- °“‘ ”m" n ‘3 “”"e p“ “d heat-.aemmued model, with large ”m to"n- d0“ "“5 l Cur” ”’0‘"! “0"; successful when handled by s profes-
The high loose collar “m“
ad. Glamor slowly about an hour,led “9 "“11 h 300d rich stock; stir‘c‘m sleeves.
, frequently. Seal up in bottles occasionally and when heated fill Jars,
‘ r w 3." Good to serve with place rubbers, partially tighten cov- “d cuii's are made °t 1”" fur. l
‘ ‘ Still another new winter model.f'MPR'15°NED MINE“!
, ers Process, one uart s 50 min-i
‘Iasts.—‘iharm and Home. ‘ q 1" ‘also made in moleskln or seal. is out AL'VE
.utes, 15 pounds pressure. Process one. __ .
‘ . . than this outhful frock of coin-dot-
.plnt jars. 40 minutes, 15 pounds pres- mlfitted llnes. but there 1' ' boulsi JO'PllJN. No. July lit—The iouy‘ ‘ Nook of magnesia will do the busir , ed lawn! VT,” “m h "mm d with
Remove Jars, tighten covers. i ' 39”“: t° the coat “ "‘9 sido‘ men who have been imprisoned in the “e"; or they may be “uh“ with “GP “‘6“ "“1 mm" 0! ‘EG- A
ibh¢k and I gentle ripple t0 the 3H": Blhcock mine. near hero, since 2 o'- cornmeal or finely grated stale bmd.‘ simple round yoke, turndown collar,
Pom” which gives m. long fur coat clock Monday afternoon. were rescued n 1, unwise to use a liquid cleanser,"m‘ lace friil along the edge and
alive at 7:15 a. in. today. 0 ed 1 , gathered sleeves, comprise the decora-
. n I“ e goves. ill“ details of tho waist.i Medium
"'11 d '4. "‘ .sins requires 7% yards 36- nch mate-
I I ° M" “k9 m “mm” °“ m"; docking Double. igial, with 12 yards of edging.
lien, and the belligerents claimed the poses will be instituted, and pedagogh ground "1|! they hi“ “mm“ at There are few "um that cannot be‘ The lining is made first. as always,
right to intercept mails between Lon-:cul and other scientific periodicals will,home dependent Upon them must file, menu.“ and cooked without another} to facilitate fitting the waist. Tak-
don and Paris or bpndon and New be published by the society, lachVltl showing the exact needs of me“ in mind *ing the waist neck, gather the upper edge of pattern before it is nl .
York, and to open all private ietters.‘ '
their families before the War Departm When cooking rice, toiand lower edges of front and back upon the goods, and 13-10 yarl
would that pass? The summing-up ofl
slossd first, but only from large}!
perforation to lower sdg‘, making
guides for a placket. Torah. at
war edge and form tasks, - " .
both ha- snd tasks of arc-Inn
slot perforations. Gather sppsr -
making two rows of gathers, if ‘
sired. Adjust skirt to position
iag upper edge over upper to.
gathers in waist, cantor-float. .
costar-backs even.
Uso ribbon or satin for tho
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'1
Cleaning Mods Gloves. '1
t
Costume of youthful design that
may be made either of coin-dotted
Isioaai. If only slightly soiled, they 1"- or embroidery flounclns- 11'
l . made without tucks and lace edgls
ican be cleaned with art gum, which. . "
. . f t be t i sac M d.
FOUND sells for 5 cents at any stationaryinon. o l . su y . r u
.‘hol” Sometimes rubbing them with What more graceful in ovary lino
. ’carrot Marmalade. .
, ‘r parrots contain a large amount of 3“”
i“ fiugar. and. on account of their deep.
‘ color. make a very attractive looking;
in: it not ‘
l7
‘ ilillilliilllllill
Plait back ' edge, placing “'1'" -
corresponding small “0” . pt
lions. Adjust to position over um ‘
edge of skirt, with plalts turnii g - .
ward, center-fronts oven, and ~ .
c at center-back.
If the tucks are not dosirol,
teen inches should be out from lo
Eh
——Sontlnei ads. pay. Try one.
A.‘ ws_. .. _,_. -...._.
were a war between Spain and Swe‘I-lecture courses for educational pur-
mom will pass upon an “immortal, fol-Eb. "Nod plain as a vegetable or mix-i between double “'r'r" pudorstlons material bought.
~ ROTTERDW- erherlmdb WY 15-1dischame on this ground. The afildn-‘ '3“ W" “83' “4 cm": “W 'i Pictorial stisw Costums No. also. aim, is to so yam. Plies. it‘s-a
the note ‘3 very strong. it “Chm —-Bssides being the medium through' - lChinese recipe for dinner cook?
that the rights of neutrals are as sa- PM are required of the depqudalits. l ht ' id h ' l .
little attention has been glv- cred as the rights of belligerents and-'51“! the w" “e" of the mug” “"‘h "m "”V‘“ °‘ "l" ”‘e C°“"“C'-en°u‘ ° "Tm co 1 e “m mom '1' ’ '
‘ ,1 . ' lento. and much else. is exchanged, Hob. ticut units, the camp has settled down‘ for breakfast. with prunes and cre‘n ‘ . .
h ‘5“ 993mm “'1'” 1mm“ mm be u ”may omema' and cw'illnd is apparently the principal can-i to real hard work. The articles of war." “elem“? dish. Never “1'“ “'0'"
\ on soisuros of the ma“; When cludes: Only a radical change in the!" whence the ”spew“. 9”“,le were read to the men by'tholr comicalles except in pairs. it takes llttlo'
‘ 1’ America only brief “d present British “‘1 French policy, re'iorganizstions send out their agents an} manders last evening by order of 001.! more time It the moment. and 010'
exaggerated summaries were storing to the United States its fullito the enemy's country and, more-i Danford. Hard work is being blindedicoId one may he ”belted \{he second.
1!! tbs Brill!!! COITGSDOMWU- ”3h“ ‘5 a neutral WW“ M“ “Hafygover, an important spy recruiting: out to the men on guild. horses, and day. filled with blackberries, rasp-
nooa was published in full only this government.’ Fortunately we h‘velground. Many Dutch citizens, even. field work by order of cm, Danford. berries, or peaches instead of straw-
Timea on the nineteenth of I“! arbitration treaty With the United members of the nobility, have, accord-‘ inoculation agalu'dt typhoid will be berries. and be quite as good as the
several days after the American States, which Germany has “0‘." ing to a contributor to the Nieuwe' given tomorrow afternoon, and tho, first. A can of corn, when opened,
which printed it had arrived in Rotterdam Courant, entered this dan-. vaclnation will be examined in order will offer enough more than the ini-
On Saturday the Foreign gerous but lucrative service, and n0".tllattrelltmcliis which did not take can mediate meal requires. to make do
hood the hast as an official pa- a few are now rueing the (m in for: be reported, liclous corn fritters for luncheon the
publication on Tuesday (June eign captivity. not to mention thosel The he‘ll“ 0‘ the 09ml is 8001 SEV' next day. Double each item of cock-
‘ who have paid the penalty of theirifzziefirylf'zd "I: "in” “gsleldcag lbs nudge how much time and enort
-- .' . n W en or 8 are sav .
lives. There are, it appears, twollater in the day, they said they wereifi
:nowrsirespleolnzge :uartgmz‘?°“:: caught in a train wreck near Scranton
am, ec y m n c as ' and could not get back to camp in
, - I N, July 16.—(Correspond-
. Jot The. Associated Press)—-Sur-
AMSTERDAM. Netherlands, July 15.
——A commission of American doctors
has been visiting the Brussels hospi-
tals investigating whether an in-
crease of the Belgian population's
bread ration. is necessary. Should it
decide in the sillrmatlve; the Ameri-
., .
If you could res-
cue one little child
or one overworked
'mothor from that;
, j the only important editorial
I-Jo the note is made by the
in its issue of today. it
ofi that "owing to lack of infor-
by President Wilson and by
the United States being proportion-
and an inquiry into the/problem of the
wisssw. motions. are...
es. for the eyes and the cameras of
temptations.
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The order in some measure, also. 3:: .643 hegfichfilansuor.
fished at El Paso. Nogslds and other
bases. much after ths‘Y‘. ll. 0. A.
Women Know
ill. They must keep themselves
. , . , , .
can. Commission for Relief in Bel- tensile staffs. Even an innocent visit time. 3“ guy 8 hot, glanng
“‘0 public in ‘51! country 1‘“ gium will ask the British Government to such olhces may have the most un- __ t walls and vpave-
“49'1“!“ the 00'1“!“ “Wm consent to the supply of wheat from pleasant, if not dangerous ‘couaoquenc- K. 0F 6' T0 CARE FOR SOLDIER that they cannot afford to be .
unemployed. The underlying idea is misgivings. Invq‘stlgatlons are now ‘ . mess,
that ofdevlslng moons to develop Jap- afoot to ascertun whether other no :emkuflggfmtmx ,3: ,3; They n'téfree . £33m. ' N .... Y R A . a .\
sn’s industrial and commercial forces. lice ofilcials in the chief cities of 1101- ~ ' . ' ' 1 drug; I m I he ow OI‘ W ‘0' ~
- ‘ land may not have yielded to German The 9““ 1“ t° hm "m ”mr {its orw‘eaken bowels. ~
merits and stuffy
.mpapers in the United ately increased. the opposing party are ever on the __ . if. the of health a; all rooms, and £ive . ' -
Wt ills question of Freedom of Commenting on the subject. a Brus- watch and several Rotterdam men ! org-Math" 3.... Aside “5,000 for times. oat 0f alibiéhe (11866}? them an outing at the beach with bounty
sels correspondent writes that the have long been incarcerated in foreign: punk... of Camp Comforts Will we syst . must. _ mt. in f In fl‘BSh air a dail
(”this a large part Of the present position is one of “general na- prisons merely on such a ground; ‘ Also A'id Dependents—And one It'- . order. 1010me fill 00¢ rest. 000 658, i y“
Economist 5”" \ tionsl under-feeding." Slgnlflcaht'Tn thl! connection is the to Field Personal Representative to ”mace 9f an my ‘ dip in the surf. shady pOI'ChOS and sandy 0
' will he soon that a good deal of recent dismissal from the police scr- Act as Special Agent. Wm“ derived pfmm beaches would you not regard such a
fhutbeen evinced, and that "TOKIO, JuIy 15.—Tile Japanese Gov. vice of two detectives on the sis! of -——— Q ‘ ‘ ' ’ u 6ft h ' “n It - ' _
m.” “‘1 discrimination “9 ’9' eminent has inaugurated anlexhaust- the chief Police Bureau of rimster-I NEW HAVEN. June 18.—Thoso Na- i m as we W .31“ g " \
tit—order not only to meet the ive inve‘fis‘aflon into the industrial dam, for having entered into well-paid tional Guardsmen who are on border it Such 3 am is enmly Within your power . , ’
' titles of friendly neutrals. and commercial conditions of the Em- clandestine relations with the Ger- service with their organisations and a Ten “low of these mothers and children are ‘
toavold the establishment of plre, including the. “use; of the man secret service. Their “side line” mum": of “lie Knights pf 0;: "A. .. waiting for invitatims to om. Sea Breeze sum. ; )
, which, under different cir- change in population, the occupation included. among other 301mg“ “ta“. us are 0 recs vs many 0 t , , mer Hm. You can m 88 many as you will i
‘, we should not tolerate of the people, the classification of the ing of persons of dilferent, nationali- “mm“ °t home if they need them. , ’ for do week Might . ‘ 4
. - new in afuturo 3““ number of persons in the public ser- ties Who had applied for passports to This ‘5 "‘0 PM! of the fluorems ofil- These . sure vegetablepiils a y' a or a ' ' . i
impala: for sample. than vice and in independent occupations enter Germany. but concerning whomi “"3 “d W of directors. it was . . “fight the conditions A110“? 50 cents a day or $3 a week for each t
the derision authorities entertained “mm“! 1““ "mm"- ” I
mg? direct your gift toGeorge‘BlagdsnL;
l’i irn" tho Condition‘oithfiYM
military administration has allowed - id w .t boi We: ; - ‘ maul-.mm .. ._ _
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the rem-Ht the Polish School Boot snows: ampsvrrs or GUARD bars of the order. . . - jog m 3H 3‘, m NowYorSQy .
’ “’v M “WW ”WNW,“ :. , —'— ‘ fl‘hs sum of 385,000 has been not i 'v" a. > ., h ”M u...
Whyfljihfihmwmwfirvm Aspilosuansfor Discharos Won't“ aside fol-tbspuschsas otloamp‘oosi- ‘ MumMMgHJflEWM
. snowballs-Infill.“ ' Wm ‘ , torts. aadqw. J. mortar or St. 1 i sou-31.2mm" w"""mm~w‘
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makings sahhsls?‘ at many as” sa sWsflt'fii snout» . .J~15,4.M~Wn M
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