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Orange Shortcake. 5
up cupt‘uls flour, ‘ré cupful corn~
“arch. 3 teaspoonfuls baking powder,
1 3‘ oupfui butter, 1 cupful granulated
mar, 2 well beaten yolks, y. cupful
milk, 1/; teaspoonful vanilla, 2 utility
beaten egg whites. 6 large oranges
and $5 pint heavy cream, whipped
and sweetened.
7 : 'Cream the butter and sugar, adding
. mar gradually then add the yolks
and mix thoroughly.
.. Sift together the flour. cornstarch
. ind baking powder and add this alter.
lately with the milk to the creamed
filter and sugar. Add flavoring and
at the last fold in the beaten whites.
‘ “Bake in two layers in buttered paper
lined tins in a moderate oven. about
.45 minutes. or until there is no
Bound.
‘ Peel the oranges. remove white
Olin, separate into sections and cut
.Jbeae quite fine. rejecting the seeds.
Place a layer of the orange pulp over
'the cake. sprinkle with a little pow-
", derail sugar and place the other cake
layer on the oranges. Cover tltls with
orange pulp and the whipped cream.
Decorate with sections of oranges.
Serve very cold.
The above recipes show a few of the
.. uhqrtcakes that may be served during
lhe. season of fresh fruits. Apples,
bananas and oranges will give us the
privilege of enjoying thesc delicacies
during the winter months.
Chili Sauce. 1
lllot) l
,oa .v
10 pounds red tomatoes. washed.
peeled anti cut in quarters. 3-8 pound
chopped littliau red peppers and
seeds, 1 pound red onions. peeled and
Ilnely chopped. l pound brown sugar.
i,‘ w& pints vinegar. 5 lcvt-l tenspoonfuls
nllspicc anti 3 level lill)li’§])()tllllllli
Bali.
Pntcc all ingredients lfl preserving
kettle and boil slowly. stirring often.
[our and a bull" to live hours.
‘ Fill sterilized glass jars while hot
hot! seal. This is a hot relish anti dc‘
llcious with locals.
l Preserved .Vellcw Tomatoes.
"t‘ 3 pounds granulated sugar. 2-3 cup~
fol water. 3 pounds ycllow tomatoes.
Iboroughly‘ washed. 1 large lemon,
'ollced, seeds removed. anti 3 pieces
green ginger root.
’. Put sugar and water in the preserV-
.. Ins kettle and place over a slow fire.
'Btlr constantly until well mixed. When
:‘boiling add the lemon. ginger and the
Mmatoes. Let these slowly boil for
one _hour. Skim While cooking. The
”ion you stir this mixture the better
ills tomatoes keep their shape. l’ack
to‘jars and seal tightly.
. Pickled Corn.
Use five pints of sweet corn cut. from
ianllve pints of finely chopped pep-
illera, four pints of vinegar. a pound
1nd a half of sugar. two tablespoon-
tutp of salt. and a quarter of a pound
of lnuiltard. Mix all together and cook
*hlfi granite pan until the corn is ten-
filer. Seal in glass jars.
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Johnny Cake.
Take a tablespoonfui of butter, two
:fiablespoons of sugar, a half teaspoon
nonfuls of sugar, 3. half teaspoonful
shalt. one egg. 9. cuptul of sour
train. a cupful of cornmeal, a cupful
3! Bio. and a’ teaspoonful of soda;
fi‘is usual and bake in a hot oven.
ibcen worn out long ago.
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SUGGESTIONS Ailtllll
tit “group may iii A_ii___l oi litssiit
Blouses of Tulle.
Dutch Explorer Finds One of World's;
Rarest Specimens.
captain Theodore De Buoy, 3 young.
llutch explorer, arrived in New YorkI
recently from Santo Domingo withI
Delicious little blouses made of nine cases of specimens, 2.000 in all.I
white or pale rose pink tulle are iiu- Captain 'De Booy had been on a four‘
utenselv pepular tor waxing under months“ expedition in the West indies;
autumn wraps. There blouses are. and found “the rarest specimen in thoi
often trimmed with a series of narrow w.orld ” I
gathered frills which have a picot This treasure is a marvelous hunch i
edge. They are very dainty. and 1h?! hatked' god of death" it the form of
look charming when they are. allowed a pottery water bottle. to bottle wasI
to peep out from under a fur trimmed found in a cave. where it had stoodI
wrap. since long before the time of Colum-‘
For wearing with these ultra—trans- bus. The natives are afraid of cave
parent blouses the smart dressmakers and consequently never distovered
are supplying charming little cache- the jar.
corsets made of crepe de Chine em- “There is only one. other like this in
broidered in silks and silver threads 'the world." said the explorer. "This is
anti in organdy embroidered with fine a male effigy: Ole other is a much‘
woois ill cubic designs. Tl. ~ one. thing smaller female. The tar was probably=
iu‘t-ctst‘ary is that these cache-corsets rut-led for ceremonial purposes and is;
should have no apparent relationship 'priceless as an archaelogicai apeciI
with underwear. They must seem to men."
belong to the blouse itself. Native burial places were discovered:
The craze of the autumn season is for the first time by this expedition:
the picturesque little but. half cas- The custom was to expose the bodies‘
quetle. half ’1‘am~o'-Shanter. covered to carnivorous fish, and the bones
with cror-liet work in wool. They are stripped clean. were then buried. A.
charming, these coscy little hats. so Sreat bowl was placed over these and:
comfortable and £0 easily made. All a smaller receptacle containing food.
the pretty girls who go in for outdoor Some of these bowls were brought
spoils possess these wool hats by the back by the captain.
dozen - in every available this and The specimens. which include batch
mode to match sports coats and sweat» cts and all manner of other utensils.
drawers or closet shelves. 1era of evcry kind. “1‘9 now part of the American Indian
l . ‘ A girl who is all all clcvt-r with her museum in New York. Though bcfore
lingers cztit make it big wool Taiti~ the age of steel. they are carved from
o‘Ghanlcr in a few hours, and when the hardest rock known. (‘apiain lit-
this has been carefully pressed over Buoy will start upon a new expedition
K'DNEYS USE SALIS a but kmut shape and invisibly stitched within it few weeks. I
i All
down the. hat is accomplished. —"'—'——'—"
I thcsc hats have narrow brlms, straight CUWING iN KOREA-
" your Back Hurts or Bladder Botb- or slightly curved like the petal of .. A strange way of cursing is that of
ore, Drink Lots of Wuer. flower. arid these brinis are lined with ”H‘ Romul- “18 ordifliiri' SW98? “Md
“‘lll‘t. your “mu.” lturt and you: what or satin Then a narrow band ‘5 "'Ot‘numfi 0" ”."tluil‘r'IWV BM ”P
inn-k it'l‘ls sure, don't gm sum“ find of plcot ribbon 13 passed round the Korean considers himself especially
mu...” ,0 mm} your “mm”, with a mum and tied in it jillllliy little bow uhushc “th he calls a person his
lot t‘l dings that (‘Xt'lli‘ vour kidneys at ”l“ 1"" Ridt‘. child of‘ graldchild wth “E Yam.
' ' id call somebody down the Kim-ah de
Things Worth Knowing.
Buy one-fourth yard of white oil-
cloth for six cents and cut it to ill
the leaf of the kitchen stove. When
cooking or baking there is nothing
more sanitary and handy for placing
salt, pepper, spoons and all necessary
utensils, also saves time and latest
of running to get these. When ready
to clean up kitchen just place all back
again and wash off oilclotli.
5i
To clean the vinegar crust try the
following: PM one teaspoonful baking
soda into ,enougli warm soapy water
to fill cruel. Let stande half hour or
so_ tht-n shake well, wash and rinse
and you have a cruel as clean as tho
day it was bought.
i
To clean combs. including
combs, pour small amount of am-
mouia in a long shallow pull and lay
combs in it for a few moments. The
dirt will all come out and the comb
the as clean as the day you bought it.
find
For the woman who travels a cor
set bag. it long. narrow washable bag.
embroidered with the word “(‘orsets.”
is useful. These bags can also ho
used to hold corsets in the. bureau
ttlltl irritate the entire urinary tract. -- d h it ‘ ot hild"
'. . .- . , . . man s o y, re you n my'c .‘
at: V‘tllllr ll‘tlngsst'lflglll‘ulu' lll‘tftli’lll: Autumn Sweaters. di And the angry retort is: "What! I.
’ ' ' " it seems from present in ('fllloll's , . . .
them with a mild. harmless Sill'fi 50‘" Child? ““1 “r" “U grandchild.
that we are to go through the winter Then the
first goes a step further and
in it sweater. just us we have gone so crlca.
which rcmotea the body's urinous
“3...“. pm; stimulants ”mm to their "You are u grandchild of my
normal attivity. The function or the gurbtd through 14'") sgllgim‘rl‘ 9' arumlchilt. "' to which the rejoinder
kidney.» H to filter the blood. in 2‘ toUlst, ii is quilt iliipro a e mi we is: “You conceited fellow! “a". you
shall \zcar our sweaters.
"“d ”W". forgotten thitt you are a grandchild of
llill‘lltlillll sport accessories. to wintrr a grandchild of my grandchild?" “.th
“115 and titatlnccs, as we have worn their vltuperatlon reaches its climax
them to t'tittinicr_gitrde:i parties and the people of Korea at last come. to
morning concerts. lint. tit-verthclcSS. the point of Itxpiulmlng “lou grand
we shall all count to our credit as child of a dog!"
many sweaters as we can afford. forti-
iietl by the knowledge that we shall
be able to wear tllcm ull threadbare The Bible. is not a book but u it
before spring. brary wptirlttsps I should rather say a'
Quite naturally. the sweater will be literature. It is composed of sixty six
most worn for outdoor sports. And different books.
hours they strain front it 500 grains
of ilt‘ltl and waste. so we can readily
thlt'l‘aillnil the vital importance of
lit‘t'pllll.’ tlit- kidneys itciivc.
Drink lots of water—you can't drisk
two :nucli; also get from any phirmtt-
i'lh‘l about four ounces of Jud Sal‘s;
’itkc n labie'spoonful lll it gloss of
trailer lctore breakfast cacti moirln:
for a tow (rays and your kidneys will
not fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and I‘lliiltlI
iuicc. combined with lithia. and his
been used for generationsto clean and
‘villllllllllt‘ clogged kidneys; also to‘
neutralize the acids in urine :3 it no;
longer is u source of irritation, ‘.'.lliSi
ending bladder weakness.
a-.. _.. or“... ._
THE LIBRARY OF THE BIBLE.
outdoor sports seems quite probablcx‘ten centuries apart.
Skating by no means outlived its up- guagcs, to different peoples, for differ-
peal to fashion last winter. . ‘ent purposes. in different
80 it is quite likely that we shall see forms. it is the selected literature of
some charming skating costumes con- fifteen centuries. vlt includes law. his-
.li‘tlS ztlts is inexpensive, cannot in- sisting of sw.eatcr with perhaps. \ci- tory. poetry. fiction. biography and
lure: inches a delightful effervescent veteen cap and skirt to match. Ono philosophy. it is to be read as a. lit-
iEthia-w tittr drink which everyone such costume already designed sltowslerature judged as a literature One
:lioultl take new and then to keep. a heavy bright blue knitted sweater. may therefore reject a book from this:
llicir l‘nZitys clean and active. Tr) with collar and cuffs l b.lack angora.I
this. 8180 keel) up tho water drinking. _a black and blue striped velveteenIin the literature. It is not like a palne
and 1'0 t‘f'ubi you Will wondcr what s.kirt and smart little hat of velyeteen,: ing which either is or is not the work
bccamc of your kidney trouble and with tan gloves and boots.
backache s‘w enter either a blue silk blouse or ti‘ lugs. in which some works may be
4
ALL THREADBARE.
Pill tt-llcctorJ-See here, this bill
Ive .becn bringing here so often is
pelt? rig worn out, and so is my pa- ‘ ——
ttence. ' ‘3 i Shawl and sailor collars and some-
Debtcr—A‘i'ell, your welcome has times revert; are shown on newtn‘ey 2:31;: rug”; ”:2 Effie;
.autumn sweater models. { y to m e V . '
it is a very sensitive and delicate or-
ing to the temperature. Black Pei tAbbott.
lsian lamb collar and mutt are an ad i
rdltion for very cold weather.
-
EARS. ’
.__I
_ bc prrscttt,
written by between‘
that skating is to be the chief of our forty and fifty different authors—«writ!
in different lan~3
literary
collection of literature and yet believe:
Under the: of one master. it is a gallery “of palnt-‘I
blue velvet one is to be worn, accord originals and others copies—LymanI' on
E
is areuedyfortheevilefiectsoftpdck
eating, over-eating and strenuous liv-
ing. Tho medicine that meets this
need—that tones the stomach. stimu-
lates the liver. regulatcstho bowels—is
PILL
LimS-lodA-y ' hot-3:“.
gan. peculiarly liable to serious injury
through the manipulations of men and
5! women ignorant of its anatom). func- I
Lions and pathology Judicious treat-
ment is most important, but it is better
to let ear troubles alone than to seeki
i the aid of Aunt Samantha or take thei
advice of some ofticious neighbor.
FEATH ER ED ADVISERS.
A JilOSl remarkable superstition oft
the Kenyahs of 'Borneuo is the consul-I
.2 first consulted the “fiakka.” a kind of.
hawk. If the hawk flies with its
wings spread out to the right side. it!
is a good sign. but if it goes to the leftl
or flaps its wings. then the journey to.
Next day anotheri
not commenced.
trial is made until the hawk gives the
sign wanted. Thus the continuation
of the journey depends on the flight:
of the. birds.
WILL ADDRESS ROYAL
ARCANUM MEMBERS‘
Arthur ll l'lilitlll, suprcmc icprescn-
lfllllt‘ of the Royal Arcanuiii.
'llti honored guest of Sherman t‘oun‘
t'll. N0. 1342' iliis'evt-ning. ttt llicmcct-l
tug which will bc held at their rooms.
'ltld l-‘cllows' Hall. South Main street.
He will talk on the "Fi‘alcrltttllsru of
the Royal Arcanum." and thc ncccs~‘
ally of the enforced increase in rules,
in order to hold a centralised itieet»?
of the R, A. Council, located within
this district. it hits becn the good for-
tune to how llrothcr Halon come
Shot-mun Council. and there will
visiting brothels front Seaside,
lil‘idgtporl; Stamford; Nutmeg.
tirccnwich; lluitbury, iind
t‘otmcils. A large meeting is antici-
patod. it is also expected that a large
number of Grand t‘ouucil officers will
All members of the R. A.
are requested to be present at Shor-
man, this ttcilug. and hour llrothcr
Eaton.
i0
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FRUiT OF EXCESS.
“Pa. what grows in it beer garden
“The head. my son."
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OldFolIu Saved _
From Suffering
In. lat-y A. Dean. Taunton. Imf'
in her 81th you. says: "I thought
. was beyond the reach of medicine, but
Foley Kidney Pills have prm moat
beneficial in my case."
r. Sam A. Hoover, 3|in Point.
N. C.. wrltu: “Ily kidney trouble In!
worse at night and I had to get up
rota live to seven times. Now I do
i not have to get up at. night. and con-
alder myself in a truly normal con-
dition which I attribute to Foley Kid-
nor filings l have taken nothing
Mrs. H. A. Bridges! Robinson. Ina;
says: "I located rom kidney all-
hunts for two gears. I commenced
taking Foley xr Ihey Pills ten months
i°° NOT MEDDLE WITH YOUR Jfii:l'&.‘“:‘l {3.303.} ”f3? “m
Kidney Pill! are
a? ton l '
lflrongthenlng and tip-building. and:
Whatever plausible reasons laymen
recto normal action to the kldnc
and tr: a disordered and painful his;I
der. hay act quicklyl at-tl concur:
no dangerous or harmml drugs.
Sold everywhere.
will bc‘
l‘onussus;
r!
diary elbrdctic’dl
flame Drew/taking
.Qwom’
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
fmu lost- taste, lllue duvetyn is used
for this attractive model, featuring
”to lung single breasted coat with coli-
\crt_iitlu t‘tillill‘_ 'Ilie l'uliiess of the
coat is laid in plaits under a fancy
llirct‘plt'ct- lwlf. There are inserted
litlt‘kt'ls \\l:ich may be omitted, if dc—
sitttl lti nit-tilttm size the costiime rc-
qtiiits In, \ards of 54 Hit ll duvet)"
The that alone tails for 3*... yards,
with i,‘ \nitl lining L'i' iriclics wide it r
the litul‘ttis. r
Thc home 'llt‘rirlllillki’r must careful-
/I} study the cutting guide first, tht ll
thorttiighll familt :iri/t- liclself with
(Halli Sltlliln of the pattern to mold
errors and waste. of material. Aftcr
[he (lll\(‘l_\'fl has been folded in hull,
I-lace the front of the pattern on that
goods first. The straight edge of tho.
lisstic should rcsf cvcnly on the Hl‘l'
topic of tlic'uiittcrittl and oil a length-
wise 'ltrt'll"_ The ltiick comes next.
laid on I lengthwise thread. Tlit‘ro
“iii l-t- room ctittugh between the front
and back of the coat to cut the pit-c
in; for the side gore of «the from.
Alitfl'l‘. the buck and to the right tf
i
tation of birds. if, for example. a‘
Kenyan has toundertake a long jour-
ney he will not risk it without having
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the front, the belt section is laid. ‘
l The slt'cvo comes next, with the,
cuff and pockct to the right of if,
i laid on a It-ligihwise thread. Then.
- on the fold, is placed the collar, with
the politicd belt section to the rial-t
of it, on n lengthwise thread. The
uutlcti'uciug has the straight etlgn
running tilting the sclvage edge of do-
vctvu and is also lnitl,on a. length-
wise tltrcitd of material,
Later in the scast-n the sleeves and
collar may be ctlgcd with otter, Inle-
bong “nil“ breasted CO“ “I 1’1“” skin or koliusky. i'so buttons to trim
dil\'l‘i.‘il “"7“ ‘mh “ l‘lllu full skin the bclt and cuffs. This cont prom»
to makc n fetching “”0"“ *“““"'}° iscs to enjoy unusually smart. favor,
A llllm‘l‘l‘" belt holds i“ the I'm” liussiait cunts, or at least earth!
at tho Ildi‘l- allowing strong Russian itillnenct,
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