¥ th‘s*"‘g'ittitittttt‘tt“
‘ ~ my cumiI
Quickly Made Pun Paste. '
pound of dry, sifted pastry‘
”Lu" is damp)nd lumpy the
will be spoiled), six ounces of
pm margarine mixed, one egg, .
’1”. (strained) of half a lemon,
lespoonfuls of cold water. Mix
Wt. lemon Juice and the yolk
. - .then the flour, and so make
paste of about the same con.
as the fat you are going to
Work this paste lightly until it
When Making Preserves.
Don't attempt to put up anyil
by guesswork. Preserves, jellies
pickles all require exact meas
menta to be perfect. Every f
needs its own time in cooking.
a preserving and pickling book
{chew the directions to a T.
ers you know for their recipes
write them down word for word.
Don‘t think that you can put u
lll__8il0iiill now
better still, ask the good housekeep
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TUESDAY, OCT. 3, 1916
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turnouts mu * tusttttn Mill Stools , .
"HUM ‘7"le mum “”"“°“°"'”"""°
Similar But Different.
When the fashions for the felllFROM “UNDER THE WIL-
season reached Fifth avenue, filling: LOWS"
the show cases and overflowing into; _.,___
ling
and
mi" ”‘9 ””99" a ”"9“ Shout 0tt'l'his willow is as old to me as
rutt thanksgiving was heard to go upj life
. _ , ‘ - .
(“It ”“1" ”'9 ‘V‘l ‘0'1‘ housekeepe'. “sf.\nd under it full oitcn have i
and she watched them slowly emerge to strctt‘llcd ‘
. ‘ I
0": view. At last her rights were to be: lit-cling ”H. warm ('le'lll like a
respected! At last the designer.
Ghee D. Andrews, s Trained Nurse,
of Lynn, Mass, says, “ In all my experi-
I once as a nurse] have never found any-
thing equal to Sykes Comfort Powder
_ thin},r alive,
would allow her to be at once “e“quind gathering virtue ill at every
tenable and economical to preserve
pore
her last year's suit!
and
pa
and roll it lightly.
: A Good Meat Pie Pastry.
If the puff pastry first given is not
Form
151 into a flat cake nearly as large
dough, lay the fat on the latter
’1! into three and roll out the
o . way. Fold and roll six times,
’“fflttime the fat should be mixed
Mpaste and then the pastry can
-»A ed to the desired _ thickness.
mixture is excellent for tartlets
‘ hammers and fruit pies. it is very
‘ ' fld flaky, but does not, of course,
" units as high as the real puff
large quantity of fruit as easily as
you can a small one, however ex-
perienced you are. There is a deal
of standing to do and interest flags
when the body is weary. Much good
fruit is spoiled on preserving and
canning day because it was put up
when the housekeeper had reached
the listless and exhausted stage.
Don’t think that you an be econ-
omical with sugar when preserves
and jellies are in hand, for you will
find this a great mistake. in the
first place fruit stinted of sweetness
seldom keeps and in the second
place it has no taste. Jelly will not
"jeli" if the fruit Juice and sugar
i
So it seemed at first sight, saysl
the New York World. I
The silhouette was practically the}
same. There was still the illussian'
blouse effect, so popular last season,
with its long bodice line and more
or less Waist.
The skirt still stopped somewhere.
about the shoeetops. a little longer,
perhaps. but not noticeably diner-l
cut, it you have alway dressed coll-V
servatively. i
The only radical change that she‘
could see lay in the collar and the
wonderful, fancy sleeve. l
"Just a few odd touches thatl,
'l‘ill it.posscsscd me wholly, and
thought ceased
Hr was transfused in something
to which thought
is course and dull of sense. * "
My soul wcnt ibrth, , and
mingling with the tree,
' ”financed in the leaves; or, float-:
iug iii the cloud,
Saw its white double
stream below;
I was the wind that dapplcd the
lush grass,
The title that crcpt with coolness
to its roots '
thin-winged swallow skating
on the air;
ill the
The
to heal chafin . an“, eczema, hcd
sores. or any s in irrita on or soreness
of infants, children and sick people."
This is on account of its superior
medication which combines healing.
soothing and antiseptic qualities not
found in any other preparation. 25c.
I 'l‘rlal Box “I! face on "quest.
. m concur POW” 00.. m. [Ill
.Y'ct knows to put an edge ttpon
‘ his speech,
fil‘ithily Saxon itt unwilling tnlik.
illim l cntrap with thy loitgrsul-
icring knife,
lAnd while his poor ltlndc hunts
' away itl sparks.
iSharpt-u ttiy wits upon his gritty
l mind,
. s l of salt, eight ounces of
When these have been worked
. with the finger tips work in
“he of one or two eggs and mix
\ .
.86 Mhdough. Roll out six times.
to directions. But
jellylng process
sometimes
enough sugar.
in this event put
will produce the desired effect.
are not measured exactly according
is delayed for some
reason or other even when there is
jelly in the sunshine for a little while
where the action of the bright. light
can arrange myself or have done it! The life that gladdcucd cvcry-llu motion sct ohsetptious to his
an intelligent dressmaker," said the, thing was mine. i wht‘cl. ‘
housekeeper COHBOHDBW ‘0 herseif. i - " ‘ " ’ ‘ . " ‘ Mold in quality ttot much unlike.
The. designer merely smiled, keeD- lit-re, sometimes, in this paradise 4mm»; Russell Lowcll.
lng silence. lie is a subtle gentleman.i of shade, ! -—'--—-—--—-——-
well versed in feminine ways. "IRipplcd with western winds, ”it" LUCKY.
When the housekeeper went homel dusty Tramp l i ’—
nnd studied her run she understood, llatlts to tittroll his
the cause of that smile. (‘lose at; strange food
the
the
I
ltuttdlc 0| 1 never itl my life ltciol‘c
“'35 sorry I am lllt',
——.. “01” think 11"“ YOU “in be en- httnd. the autumn was not quits so .\ttd munch on ttucnrncd meal. I Still tltcrc‘s another guy in town!
Potato Cheese Cake. tirciy successful in all your canning satisfactory. - f can not help ’.\t l would like to he. i
Tfioouaces of butter, two ounces of “ml lire-writ"): and pickling if ."0" What was the limiter? Well, forl lilting thislcrcnturc, lavish Sttm- I've never heard his human natuc,!
Agate; sugar, one egg. one lemon. two haw “my "“‘k"5“m “M"- l‘mpt‘!‘ one thing. it was dull, :io brilliancy. mer's ltcdcsmatt. .\u' i don‘t care to know, i
macs Of-mashed potatoes. lit-at to- imph'W'm” 5“” ”"1" "n" ”my “m in the color. no braiding or other.\\'ho from the altushottsc stcalt lint Luckv's what I call i
.9701“! tilt! butter and sugar um” mort‘ likely to brim: nuCt‘t‘l‘S- The trimming. Never mind. That was; when nights'grow warm. ' 't-gtugc'
Md. add the well beaten egg. beat
”WW potato (which must be
work are a preserving kettle.
utensils needed for it good batch of
“'1‘“ s to in themtorcs, and sew l on in:
easily__ mended. .she “would buy, Himself his large Cflélt.ltl~ only -llc owns a picturc show.
._, .Tltnt is of course, not him his“
, , , . tojtargc, i , .
of!” as possible), the juice m n“. "1°31“ and dried Jars. several it'll? she had seen it in the other in leis. v'l‘n lie the" quest i hay. ml; and self,
Maud the finely grated peel. Use hugs half 0‘ t'lit’t-sct‘luili and “1‘” Was that all? .\'o, there was, of llctlgt‘. , . l
“r ""”""li ”"0 “i" “'“i'” “Nun" something wrong about the skirt. .\ol)ly \lll‘t‘l‘ltlr to tltc llottsdlold .Qo when it comes to cittitl' itt
V is a‘ filling for the. puff paste.
‘ , oi" tlttnnel. it long handled spttozt.
Vegetable Marrow Puffiets.
‘ some neat pieces of boiled
colnmier. n purcc sit-re, two or three
Ltrge bowls, a indie, a pair of scales.
i‘ To be sure. it was full. and so wcra‘ gear, . It it all menus ‘ltout ”1' 5mm...
the new skirts she had seen. But 'l‘hnt torit'tts us ottr privilege oi,
they were full with a difference. tinturc.
i
l
it’s in his father’s name, i
I
l
l
i
llc ‘l.’llltl\‘ out ihcrc ilt front ill'3
7
t
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imputed
p; (Sexy 6;?
‘1 ome Drew/taking;
Lemony
Specially for This ’Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
A pretty striped voile frock for the
. To the long waist is at-
tached a two‘pioco skirt laid in box
school girl.
plaita.
.tlirls of school age cannot have too
lll'lli m‘ty- practical dresses, yet they must.
'nw t '-
M
minim
fOLDOf 36 "‘01 MA LRlAl. WI NO I
defied! Fr 5"
high
‘l
"av-m
have some style qualities as well,
Striped cotton voile is an admirable
material for the development of this
design, which is made without a lin-
ing. The belt is trimmed with tabs
of plain voile to match the cuffs and
collar and is removable. Either high
or low effect may be had for the neck.
as the collar is a convertible design.
In medium size the dress requires 3%
yards 36inch material and IX, yard
contrasting material 27 inches wido
for collar and cuffs. ,'
Much sewing is saved when it is l
possible to lay several sections of the
pattern on the lengthwise fold of ma-
terial. The back gore of the skirt,
the front gore, the back of the wait,
collar and facing are all laid on tiny
lengthwise fold of material, accord~
log to the cutting guide.
Along the selvage of the materialI
are laid the piecing for the back and t
front gorcs, the belt and strap. Tho
sleeve. trimming strap ends and front
are laid on a. lengthwise thread of,
the goods. If the dress is preferred,
with open neck and square collar, cut ,
out the neck of front, after turning]
the hem. 96 inch above small "0".
perforations. l-‘or shorter sleeve, out;
off the lower part of sleeve pattern;
ltelow small “it” perforations before t
placing it on the material, it
For girls who wear lnb frocks all!
the year round this model would look
pretty in striped gingham, linen or‘
soisette. The white collar and cuflo‘l
supply a neat toxch that always add:
to the daintlncss of a simple dress,
83%
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Pictorial Review Dress No. 6901. Sizes, 6 to 14 years. Price 15 cents. ,
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. marrow, salt and l‘t‘lllll‘r :1 quart, pint and gill measure and “thymus hers mm a tendency to l lliill llilil \Vllll lll)’ lllillk‘lll)”x 31“” ‘SlWW . i———--- _ ——-~~~———-~——-~- - ~—-'—-~—*'“—2'""“ ”" “ ’”“" “-v'
if liked. sprinkle with gnu. ““rh‘m‘v “ “mm" circle out in a hoop, the others; ' my pouch, t Likt'dlt‘ was \t\lll(‘ lug gun—w i
Encase in pas”): “mm“ _7_ A Hung do“. .H, H“. “Run. ‘i.\t)l‘ ut'ttdc‘c iltc tlnco-dly xyllli’u'l' ll \Vlty. )inlmittcc, you'd think ';tt- y _ . ”want: {‘
Wand press together, httkettud Care of House plan“. ,\nd tin-‘1 those collnrs and ill." “f smoke, ' he is" x - A N H I» -- M '4
House plants must he looked after s}u-\'.*..' Quite simple when cut to “is (‘tllifll HOW. tll\'ltlcly Ulli'm'i \\';te .\l:ir)' l’ll‘hlilr‘li“ son. i T BI k I) l l on Enamel \ 6
carefully it' they tire to thrive. in tit a particular suit. .\'0 easy mat~ c plo)'l‘(l.l f l‘ l' H 1 . . vH"\hf‘"i~': “I? "H. [131“ lttllogrnpltsi ac all e r ‘3
rr . 'ttrliculnr lllt'}' should be nourished “'1' it) til Hunt to another model. - “”1" “mil" “ W "n 0‘“ h m ' H m "i" "l “C '“tg’ 1,00; .. " L H ‘ R . .t
it the "gratis :rzmne curry and icgnlarly. it is “m “T” to tilts Um“ Lastly ”w”, “W“. ”my. n“. ma- ‘ the man, _ . [l betcha. he winds upth rccls l FOl biove Pipei, eater.» engIEFS, Q
lence lt finely and "go to fill one enormous meal and tltt-u forgot ”iii-ll". Mid ”WW colors ”H“ all” ‘K‘mw ”Tr” “imm- l‘lnh “WH‘ d” “m“.th lm‘mrfl through. 3 An Iron Work it
me], shaped or triangular puffs. dp about them for n could“ of days. dam-ml before her 0yes. Never .wood-wandering thlntzs: :.-\n‘ niltt-t. times he ushers folks ‘ y a
.hlke a good breakfast or lunch- The best way to water house but site soon well n lirOlllt‘lun 0! ”C m our Int-”4°“ “fit our hare-i . I” “mi“ they want to m‘ DOES NOT SMELL 0R SMOKE WHEN.APPLIED - l
Indeed. niiy well flavored ltlunts is to stand tltelu out of doors SliiHlt‘r‘» 5W“ “NV“‘H- “Ch nov- , {PM 11m". . ‘ l-ttl {WWW 3‘" though. he puts mt Gives a beautiful glossy finiSh' dnes quickly and WI" in.
Rhee can be successfullv re. where a gentle rain will fall on the city of tone. Ly “'9'“ ”f lurth cxottcratc mm” “as ‘ , . . i stand OUtSlde- (USe i‘ 0“ your “on fence). '
in this fashion, and as. only leaves and then on their soil. This There “'9“? “‘lm‘ 0010”“ Bor- “- tml’ ,- . . f. . I": \\ hcrc “C ”in” mm! to mt. l 1“ cans—Va Pint. 20C: Pint. 30C: Quart, 50c.
03 tablespoonful is needed for batlics as well as waters them. but Wm“ “M ll“”'£‘”““~ combined “'1‘“ h” Imp" mm mm u." “‘1 i
refreshing
fail to order. so an artificial sho
will have to be substituted.
‘A'Sf:
M
Bacon and Egg Puffs.
Some scrambled egg‘ and
hboked bacon (if you are short
“add some very fine bread-
iwhen making the scrambled
lr presence can scarcely be
) and use it as a filling for
room and filling the basin and
with very hot water.
remain in the room until the wate
cold‘.
-__—
Mulhi'oom Puffs.
eisome stewed mushrooms and con basket.
me cooked peas or dice ot
. .
brass door fixtures and orname
by washing them in alum and
Sardine Puffs.
ind hone the sardines and in
em in fingers or the put!
Serve hot or cold. ' 1‘
the articles in it.
H... V s“,
showers will not always
_-\ steam bath is helpful to fernsfi
This can be supplied by simply clos-
ing the door and window of the bath?
Let the plants ‘
.l. ..‘
Cream dice and watercress make:
it good sandwich for the picnic lunch-t HORI IGK’S
t
'A brilliant polish may be givl'n
Make :t solution by bolling_an ounces
of alum l“ 9' pint 0f 13“ and “'“Shgafter-prospective tenants will not.
tenants all, ,.\‘.\‘_ \t'cll. -.t '.‘t‘ (ilk? \\.'l‘.cll l git 3‘
:'\tld scrvcs the state l)_\' mcrcly; hi:
ltcinc: here. i, '\n' got th- t'i ‘lll ‘to ho
'l'hc St‘lSsors Krillili'r. llfl'tlsitlir. , 'l'h' ownct‘ o" ‘t l‘."\\"t' show,
furs of all hues. There was a honey
wet—shade and n ltaricot rouge which
{only :1 French mind could have con-
ceived. There were greens and _ Q ‘ ' _
Mon“... purple and putty blues, doiTs his hat. . ‘ , l ll pit me one lcr me.
:\nd lets the ktttd hrcczc. w-ttlt its Say! i wont do like
strange browns and neutralized tints,
showing all the effects of the Rus-
sian hnllct.
Much the silhouette mattered
you missed the new alludes!
is:
docs— 1
. “lust stand around ntt' nose——
it '. dark may hair. llnstcnd 0' that 1'” he inside i
A grimy l’lysscs. a tnuch-wnu-i ;\-sccin' all the shows.
dcrcd man, ‘ntll cvcr‘ littlc whilc I'll go
Whose feet are known to all thcl Outside :m' if i see , ,
populous ways iYou guys—why, thcn l'll ltollcr:
And many men and manners hc‘ “Ilcyl’ ’
hath St‘t‘ll. Come on! You git in free!"
delicate fan,
i b .. . .
u \\tnuow thc heat {your out his
He
ASK FOR and Gh‘f.‘
d,- THE ORIGINAL Not without fruit of solitar;:_——\V. M.Tllcrschcll, in Indianapo-|
2 ' thought. :’ lis hows.
nts,’ MAI-TED MILK ” llc. as the habit is of lonely.» ;
1...} Mn “WM“ out YOU “nevi mcn,— l —-A was MERCHANT ‘
l
tompter of ‘M‘vertises his goods. if he cannot dci
their mind git in a large way, he uses The Sentinel :
In fence with others—positive ,claulfled "For Sale" columns. Call!
and shy, ' up the office and. an adv. man will calll
Unused to trv the
Today, tomorrow-and the ddyl ‘
'merely “read"~they will STUDY-
the "To Let" ads. in The Sentinel.
ormerly kno
Silk Dresses, {To
A. D. MORGAN
:22 Washington St.
South
Steam Dying 8: Cleaning Co.
H. LYN GE, Prop.
Try a
‘7
"Sentinel Ad.
as Bridgeport Steam Dyelng a cleaning Co.
ves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
—BRIDGEPORT—
fi
ctr WHILE! tttttt
TIME l TAKE ATEl‘l'
uv NEAR THE ttousl‘;
nAw NMLS until
MAKES ME (to To Tu
57029 FOR HER!
T0 (JET
(.EE‘, m ALLTliE
Harmon l
venom wart. l nave
WISH l (OULD
SEE SOMETHING
'tttnr wouw MAKE
ME THINK OF H
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