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with salt and pepper Rm?” has Pee“ Show” "3 (”Liner housework on a systematic basinagainst the French government.
He small dice 01 fat. Take lection 0‘ “m" dresses and fur is bound to standardize conditions.‘ltichelieu used it for the secure
,, f the quantity of sliced po- '30“le ‘0 buyers: says the European thereby accomplishing more and bet-,lodging of troublesome opponents,;
‘ the same pai’boiled onion editions 0‘ the NW ‘9” Herald. ‘ter work with the least expenditure of and during his time the celebrated
» j'w flavor these. Add a min 131,6 Redfernucollection is Mt “ time, energy and money. Standardis-l for-tacos became the luxurious pzison
. “peel, a little chopped parsley. large one. I usually know just lug means working at the right height, of a powerful aris'tocracy. 3
a~plnch of mixed herbs. Place in “'1‘“ my “Nome" want,‘ “m Mr. with’ttie proper tools under the best «Apart from the necessary restric-
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Walnut. Cover with paste and so ,comfort. .Paris was little more than an agree- “on , .. ..
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with the utmost gentleness for lelction las to contain models to How mmy women stoop unnecessa- able diversion. t seemed indeed as:ߢu- proof and MW. pica". forations in from. Haste the back Edgai
The success of the dish D €381: l tastss. m f t f rily over kitchen tables, sinks. wash thOugh the king was determined tol The nurse says: “I am angling ou ofFveat tolposltion. i l
. 1 0 ve ma e a spec .ea ure 0 2 Jill”! his kindness. He or rested rest flu Him of ‘ mfg, orm. p eat in front, creasing on lnoi
long. slow cook rig, is do tubs and ironing boards We waste p 8 I o y of slot “gum“. lap m “n. on
“II! the pudding Will be 1‘13t my Greek d “I" this season, these: time and needless walking in manila! for the comfort of his pris-l
5 a: cooked for two and a half being my favorite models. A” ”1”“me kitchens. whereas it cartoons-s. I
H 'l" not. 11 it should hap- are simple draped dresses without main working equipmnt wan plflmi Money could buy in the Bastille all!
., ouhave some cooked potato the many spaagles and metal laces1m fish! ”£31“ to our smaller “‘er the luxury that could be obtained out-l,
so it, but in that case it is “d embroiderlna, they can be won ment, much waste motion would b91349. and should I Nor man stray fundOnntfiniitP l to
the meat with the stock. by all up" 0' you)!!! .54 a}! done away with. ,nwlthln “‘9 ““99““"5‘9 walls "'9 'b-‘oI-alism'foflwhhs" .m.
in casserole for one and it especially adapted to the taste of Think over carefully the enemies“ king was so m to prove m. hospl~ adding mm - Pa.
the Parisienne at this time when g-. tallty that ha at once allowed him . PM _ use. Bertifl
double “co" perforations in front andi
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the remainder of the time. .c'?} as. . iwork and betth work in less time. 7 Which "‘9 prlmenrs We” “WM“! . W“ “on“.
__ i I have made all my models, were lofty and well aired: the furni, to haul db ans-ass cl 5.
y for the Pudding. longer "“3 season, both in ”39"“ 'nav‘ml ammo. .ture was arranged according to theimwh’w ”'0‘.“ V
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line and in skirt lengths, and thsyi .taste of the cow nt. .
i finely six ounces of fresh i Hostesses of today are sending up , [I anus and
‘ dredge with flour. Place "9 far more N than the tray breakfasts to their guests* ”“9- d9 Bud. for instance. bungisyhs‘M Pull-r.
bunchy lines with the panama and rather that W them to cm, her walls with rich “mud“. “di “hummus-n.
s of flour in a basin. a m Inns. Is-
salt, and a teaspoonful of queer-looking draped hips of 1‘" into the dining room for bnakfas rm ‘ distinguished “IN“ 0“.”me a“
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water make it into a smoot cumstanoos there are likely to be.
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season. My evening dresses h" and even in housaholds whore theim‘h 1““ ‘0 "1° ““0“"! s‘- ‘n'; WHIN W"! YOU BORN? A blow. of Illk crepe do China at under-arm anam sad fasten at auto!
wins his family portraits or a “1., .——... trimmed with silk soutache braid. de- tor-front. . ,
- Jgnmry~ fluid for the woman who while: Ilm- Join standing collar and. tum-ovar '.
' By those who in this month are born’lfucm' ‘0 Choflmm “0|“ elm!"- u notched; new to neck edge. hotel-u.
‘ center-fronts and cent‘r-backs even;
M t by no means sloppy paste. ..__. . .0110 or two individual breakfast Beta! No ”m “we Game" would be, .
M35 pudding basin and line it Trim...“ An”... These sets may be of the mostthe "“0“ ”uh" "'1‘“ h" 1""0“ worn; : The woman who wishes simplicity to luv "0' perforatio- tn coll-r Indi-
)thppste one-third of an inch thick. fugue Dresden china or they “"10"" “on“! "uh I other bulb. They will insure you constancy, iohlrIot-mo her Non-c- co-ild not eaten contebfront .
till , Trimmed ankles are certainly a perfumed soap and embroidered “V‘i True {magmp and fidelity. \soloct a better design than the one (lose sleeve seam as notched. gather
Ind NICE the round 0‘ 13"“ diversion In woman's attire and the be 0‘ 130N391“ WW! "1 old-fashionedi l Fobrtsary~ illustrated here. At this season there lower edge between double 1"!” “or-"
I '0" The. beat Vlanda, well "’0ka larn not so many radical changes in forations. Close cuff seam an notched
’b’yarflsgform too. We" “- well down Jenny “culotte” skirts with these design of flowers. . < The February born will find - . .. . I
the lower layer of pastry, and ankle trimmings attached are sure} “Each set consists of a small cofv were furnished to the better class of: Sincerity and peace 0' mind; ,soparaio waists. but many details or cut to large '0 Perfoflt‘on- “09 “d '0"
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. prisoners, and at the close of the t and trimming make a blouse a delight- t e ower part t on args per
diam”. P13“ m a Steamer With to be heralded “9 the 8T0“ “0V0"! fee pot. sugar bowl, dream and hot I Freedom from passion and fromlful as well as n difficult article of forationa. Sew to lower edge of aleevo
meals they exchanged visits played; care .. ..
. sin w tor ots, a covered dish. cereal ' ' g ' . rel. Bilk cre .d Chine trimmed as notched, small a perforation u
I "limb“: “5:: “l; 2:9 t?“ of the season—n charmlns ocean b5“ :18“ bun" plate 9“ cup cards and made the walls of the; " ”WY "‘9 Am'h’“ “”1 we“ 3313.". soutacho brat in used for this cuff at seam of sleeve, rent-tine:
”WV” W 3 ea p p ’ p tricity which could DOt be dared by ' d ' d It .h ke' “Jimmy looking prison ring with their. MKS": ,M ii , l 1 'jmodt-l. which reculros. in medium size. gathers. Sew sleeve in arm‘hole ms
.— rbolling and ldd more “om“: anyone but Jenny. in some of the cup an ““3"" an an a a 1' Smurf-eat. . [ l ‘3 n s WDI‘t 0 ourstiereyeslfl‘ yards 16-inch material. with 8 notched. small "0" perforation at
now and again to keep it “D ‘0 models real "culottes" peep out It is the fad just now to hM'O 8' i l: disfhofmptri‘ipggnfhfiii blitz?“ Eyards of anoint-ho for trimming. shoulder seam, easing in any fulnesa.
V . M l ' l ' v z )3 Hit it i. beat t hav the A frlll of lace, an embroidered turn-
Vassary quantity. K2? ”1° from under these Zouave skirts in :9! 2‘ PM” 1?: telt:01‘e?r?:ki;‘:tfsds:l: FRUIT CONSERVES. l And wear a Illoodstone to their,vflrroffihpfum. :nmermLO 3mg}, on over or any dainty bit of trimming
~ Just boiling. “5 3’9“ ”9°" pantaiette fashion. 1 or "a “(‘9' a ' lnlrcdlenta: .\'lno bound; plumatwol 8“"9' the braid first. then arrange the vest may be used to finish the collar.
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.W needed because the steam Never has there been such a dis. ““V" 1"" aucloth 1‘1”” "fly“:‘::: pounds raisins, six pounds sugar.;
V V . ml the “Hide 0‘ the cover 0‘ play of gorgeous materials. Quan- ““97 ‘0' w ‘2‘!" ' b :0"), 10d 1 ‘three large or four small oranges. PitV mflmond, should wear, lest hm”. bun. Price. l5 0W"-
sali and would drop down 0! “w, titles of gold and silver cloth—entire 9“ “m a m" n' “ "'1 0° '1 plums and cut Into quarter; squeeze tears '
crust. When done, WW9 meldresses of it— the moat handsome pink or blue, Wm] Dresden flowem‘iuice from oranges. and put rinda: For \valn repentance “0"- Thlst'W»—u -— ,
W”? a clean “PM“ around of laces and beautiful brocaded silks embroidered in the corners. H it is through food chopper using the neatI stone, ‘
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high neatly and serve. If the pie End mm and “we, embroidered a willow “are set the linen is coarser m m, 003,993, mm put an togeiii.‘ MET” 0‘ ‘m‘om‘nw is knoon. ‘; V V COMFORT KITS. no ROOM TO TURN.
“931“!“ six persons two ounc- stuffs make one marvel at the rich» and ha“ a blue glcoted edge and n er and cook until sufficiently thick—f Who first beltolds the light of day I “IAISHLNG'ZON Sept. 13.~An “P La d i—‘t—l t .
kidney might be added and 9* neas or the collection. The ”3,1,0“ pair of doves out ined in the. corner. from one and a mm m ",0 hours. i in Sprint, We“ flowery momh or?“ or on arts of comfort kits for um gaze nton y a some sni-
“N Nu“,- ' .; correspondents will have an occu- Tho “93km“ might consist of a ingredients-Eight pounds grapesfi MW- ,the u“ of ”‘9 American erOps on theldlnes lying in an opened can.
- ”F" . h nation for the season describing the grapefruit or a cocktail 31“” 0" one pound sugar. ‘Stcw the smiles And "a” a“ Emerald all 1‘" “H‘LMHMM border “'95 made by the Am-l “What seems ‘0 interest 3’0“?" 3‘"
MW” CakO. ‘Jenny dresses alone .orange juice, ' little cereal, an 933'! slowly tintll soft then pass them" Ding? be a loved and happy wife. Verlean Red Cross today. it was issued‘mother asked.
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one-half cup of sugar, then hundred models. Aside from its lam and fl PM Of C0398. Many add the raisins, the juice of the op: And life's vicissitudes must know; CNS-”- SUPPLY G900! at El P380. Texas, girl “35“"9‘1'
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on; and one-half tablespoons of richness, the k _ hostesses are buying these tiny jars anges, the rind cut it small. and thel Buy lay an Opal on her breast, .uhith said that comfort kits “"9. .
"mar ed feature is per p A And hope will lull the woes to rest. .‘needed more than anything else by the trouble that middle fish would have it
.Mce and beat thoroughly. hope the extensive use of fur and and filling them when they mak°.sugar. if nuts are liked ,one Wuudilune— V V 1 VV Y to
”gather one-half cup °f flour, especially lapln. Who but the their jam for 1““ this thing. lof English walnut meats DYOREII “D Who comes with Summer to this‘VtmOps' it “an!“ to urn over. '— oungs wn
‘9"an 0‘ baking powder Parisian dressmakers could combine —' 5m“? be'added “3°- C°°k from 30t earth ‘ In 8 general announcement concern- Telegram.
* ("tablespoon of corn starch. plain ordinary rabbit skin with T° Whlten H‘"dk°"h'°"- ‘jto 40 minutes. A?“ ow“ “‘ Juno h" day Of birth, lug the needs of the troops the med —————-——---
W" and ““3“" the beaten handsome gold brocados! Bands of To whiten handkerchiefs whichi ingredients: Two Quart! quinces. Sgghhgsfhf’rxxfil’}: 1317i" :efl‘cgacggn- Cross suggests that no more donations The United States produced little
‘uf two eggs. ‘ lapln in .the costs are 50 broad that have become a bad °°‘°"- '0“ them! one quart chopped cranberries. all: mand. , of abdominal bands, typhus bags and more than one-half the ilaxseed needed
. " "~ ~ almost the entire skirts of many of for a night in R solution 0' pipe clayV pounds sugar. Measure quinces after July- goggles be sent to the border. {by American mills last year.
lmple Lemon Pudding. them are 1813111. and there is 0N and warm water. Wash and boili‘homlpumg' coring and CHODDIHE- (Boil The glowing Ruby should adorn . .
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9119-le pint milk, f0“? table- diguncuy fashionable. iboll ten minutes; add the sugar and Augugi— . Whlte Enameled
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with the finely grated lemon V two spools to the wall about two inoh- Ingredients: Ono pineapple- “"99“ 3‘13}: sAn‘iguisiiugtnlIi‘v: Egng‘tetihiflosggno STEEL KITCHEN cm I I
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thread crumb mixture. Lastly., name and address clearly. You mu, 9. C It er 88 3 n 0 8 C 8 eye, plenty of boiling water until tende., A Sapphire on her brow should bin (1, . . 11 Th
the lemon juice, a few drops receive in return a trial package congdip a camel's hair brush into wateri then snip them fine with the scissors. ’Twili cure diseases of the mind. that should be in every kitchen large or sma CY. are
time, so as not to curdle the egg. mining Foley‘s Honey and Tar Com.’and pass it over theb5Y5balL The eye Pitt all the‘ingredlents together and xii??? t thl id b l gem proof and they never crack‘or warp like wooden cabi'. '
a 'ep dish with plain pastry and pound, for coughs, colds and croup: i should never be 1'11 8 - Cook until the right consistency, .0 rs comes 0 . s wor eow . . .
!this‘ mixture. Bake in a mod- Foley Kidney Pills. for pain in sides '— about 30 minutes—Farm an‘d’iliotne. $331gugiigozfiemlggpzz‘?i;§grs::: nets, and they may be quickly and “51’ cleaned. ,
ovenfor half an hour. ‘and back; rheumatism, backache. kid- The Princ‘Dal 518“ 0‘ nervousness Emblem of friends and lovers true-i See the display in‘our show Windows. . ' '
av _ - "l jneys and bladder aliments; and Foley, are irritability and excessive perspira- The Board of Trade at Enschede, December— _ i ' ' _
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