“Ego-fl Cup Custards.
,zl beaten eggs, ‘
' pful granulated sugar,
I eI'aporated milk,
ul cold water,
‘ aspoonful salt,
‘ nutmeg.
the water with the milk, add
and sugar and when the su-
‘ issolved pour this liquid into
ten eggs. Mix well and pour
”turd into buttered cups Grate
:meg lightly oxer the 10p and
cups into a pan of boiling waI
bake in a moderate oven until
browned.
at a custard. insert a thin~
rd; when the knife comes
r the custard is done. Watch
fly as over cooking gives a
. custard. Never place a cos
it“) but an men as it its very
Gluten Bread.
(For Diabetes).
tnls of Gluten t‘lour,
lulu lukewarm milk,
lie compresaed yeast,
. cupfuls of Gluten flour,
ispoml’ule salt,
spoonful lard, melted.
evening, dissolve the yeast
milk. add the 2 cupiuls or
t it to a smooth batter and
sponge in a warm place ov-
The next morning, add the
of the ingredients, using more
Lnecessary. to knead it until
hit-d elastic. Set inside in :i
. dues uniildilzlit. then shape iii-
do loaves. Let this rise un-
*5! light and bake in it moderate oven
guillotine. about 7.0 minutes.
- . Ribbon Sandwiches.
‘ :30“! from bold
new Aul boiled
‘ ‘\
onnalse tlil‘ssittu’.
dream cheese.
vaporated milk,
lines of white.
loin bread.
film the Hill“ through it coarse
lind moisten \‘tilll Mayonmtist‘.
tag so the llllxlll“l‘ will be stilt
_ to spread mail}- on the slices
5 ite bread. flatten the cream
it little \‘. lteitl
wheat bread Win-n putting
films logethet. i-llli‘l bill] the
Illicit on this the “hole wheat.
but
Then
filling.
I I butter.
is spread with
follow“, the
wheat with the cheese gldt‘
n the . alien and l-tstty
lte With the filling! on tic
slice. Press the fl\I‘ slicm
‘Irly so they stick well and
,-I through line a layer cake.
ilrbon Sandwiches will cut
tier if a light. weightds laid
for a few minutes before
but.
MORE BACKACHE FOR HER.
. M. Gaskill. Etna Green, Ind,
“‘1'“! suffered from severe back-'
‘ d sharp pains shooting through
{until I could not stoop over
up without aid. | Urinary
eemod to be' the cause of it
'gle'boir of Foley Kidney Pills
such relief that I cannot
am too highly." This stand-
edy for kidney and bladder
3"‘1‘Xl ‘.
E.
,il
It
s.
1’“-
'awoolen guides. and rheu-
t.
Sltdslltlils tutti
lreachirig the bottom of the dress is‘
1’. n (l
I
‘black
nan be taken with safety for.
very attractive Colonial pumps with
and cutvsleel fiifliéd,
obit ll mint-5 in all since, from the
wry tiny buckle no larger than I
lJLlllUll. to the large ones in round,
fqnare and diamond shapes.
.,., .. .otiré
"P W lllll lURilPtAN
Will NEWS
PW
llllilllilltESSlllt
The Trend of Coatl and Suits.
The first chili days of October have
brought out many smart suits and top
coats. For top coals. the full lent. th
generally favored/Coats of suits, too;
are mostly long. the lhree~quartert
length being decidedly the most p0” Jl ARE... Mtxtto, till. -1. .‘llell
Items to rebuild her revolution-shatter
ular. (‘ollars are high, as high as "Id industries upon a firm foundation ,
they have ever been, if not nigher, .‘.‘ith the restoration of peace in the
and some are very large. extendingfltepubiic the thousands of factories
almost to the dimensions of a small mills, shops and stores which have
cape; so Fashion has given thought been burned W“!P(k9d or partially del
to the tomiolt oi w,omen vtho will! mmd b“ artillery fire or by tltcwork;
oi the bombing (rew which ale ill.
not suffer from chills about the new...” a mm of a \lexican “Hm in thel
and shoulders this winter. Fur col» flpld are to be rebuilt
hire and very deep fur cuffs are the: The representative of a large l’a .
general mp), Hudson seal. be” r ciiic (cast cement titanulattuiing com 3
skunk, kolinsky and rabbit one the party recently visited Amh‘” ("WWI
. ll l d d "e P inspettot- -genetal of consu 'aten lot the
furs genera Y emp oye . “n 1 r lattanza goternment a ~ General
are also very good
imitation “”5 ‘ Plant 1500 Gonzales, tomntat‘der ol‘ the
clothe, in use. “ Juarez garrison, and consulted \Iith
()f the tailored suits an example is them leflurding the erection of a $1
bl10\‘tll hete. illustrating the. high fur tIUllthII cement plant in Juarez lo uti- :
, lite the great shale beds whith ale to
. ~ . e
‘0 ollar and deep coils in ‘0‘"? Th be found at the. tool of the Juarez
b0d)’ 0f ”19 C081 i5 “‘0“? fitting. but mountains 'l‘hix luntelial llltrl beent
below the waistline comes the fullnessttested and lound to be good lot 11‘ i
that Fashion demands. Illilll making The supply ta said by
experts to be intxllauslible and the.
‘rhalc beds rllt‘ locnttd netu lllUlil.‘ h to
Fanhions in Footwear tIltII lltllllidd lo liltikl» hduldm- in“,
The cold weather has broug ht out 10“
new high shoes. and it its notiocttble' ”‘9 “l’l‘Il’mIlll‘I‘ Hi the \inetltan
cement uunpam is being gittn ctc"t_\
te loo Wear this season is (oil?
”13‘ ll ‘ l IntIqurtt ‘zettInl t\ the lnltuuzu otii
conscrvum‘e. not (lllll’ylll height "“1 l‘ldlr 'lltII tenure the lulllllllitllltt‘ of
in color The height 01 511008 ““9”“: ltutin. Hitll it plant on the bordti
cs from seven and one half to eight “lil’l‘t i «I product can be \lllmlt‘ll tol
and one-half incite-t. which is consld- it” Win” In tl'I inlIItiol at u lot (out i
ernblv shorter than lust uiiiter’ 5 “ml" man) ”f ”l" “l"m'nk‘i l” Mui- .
. ‘ . (0 ate built of adobe the impel build-
shoes. “11h" l5 ("1 ““"lmm “f ‘h' d" lions ate llliltll‘ ot brick llllll Hone Ion '
t‘ereltce in the lengtl l of the skills llll"("ll 1e lllt\lllR liIIIn little used in ton-
\\‘llllt‘l‘- tSllutllml wolk ill the inlelior be~
tltllNP of Hit (‘lilllltlli‘l'lllll‘ <curclly of
recount With the tonuttuclion of a
plant to umuuiattute tt‘llll‘lll ltetc
mun} Mexican laborers who are now:
‘l'lt'dt‘ll :o :o to the l'uitI-d Stall-o inj
‘(‘:I.i‘t'll of IItnpltomeut “ill be employ
ttnd, bccaurc of the lower cost of
, almt in this oo-tvttt‘y. it Will be pound
l..t It: .It ‘! the tint.- hId piodutl of tin
',;... ill at :2 Hill li lmMI Il‘ llllt‘ than limit
'tl
III. .lthl. in the i'nilIId States the
II,I.‘.i.I-l~ i: Mi).
l'.\l\'l.\', UN 21: 'l'llt’ l‘Iil\\‘ltl\t'llIItl
'Iliitiiil‘i-n- oi lI'3'I llt‘lt ltIIliI; tut ll i:: in
;.t plied to the prI tIlll‘Itiitlli ol‘ prop-
..- ;.ltt‘l‘lilltllliillllllfl tor llll‘ .I'ttnIIt‘it-nm
they expect to see over here us soon
‘ . tonttrteuinl tourinc in union [Itierl-f
lall‘.
t ”mutton built ltoto~l< iu litll‘ittlilz-
t‘t tint»: will be read" to rlzt-liel‘
~ «In ill-I buttlcliclil of Ibn )lnt'n-
. lIl its the our zone in hlit‘llltl lot
It. ml tllt‘lllllllllll. 'i‘hcy tire to bcI
i. ll! tl i») u ni'oup of iI‘rt‘iiI ll and neu-E
‘t..l litiit'l lllI’ll.
\ lltI llilllll' hotel man is alteativ lll‘
Iumtutn lot a >lll in \'Irtlun on llllltlll
1-. I lllliltl 3 unit holI-l as soon ll\‘ tltt l
.uu mills pet throuuli doutolisltin":
the chi «new, A t‘UllllllllltI‘ of buu'i- ‘
IIIII - ntIIn in .\lt‘:ill\‘ is pu<hinu along:
'di ’o-t'rut projet is for the benefit oi‘iltIIi
illiillln iield tourists.
{ Sign posts shin: distances: bo‘
ltt'I-I‘In interesting: points and the itiu»
Imr)’ tourists should follow trill soon.
‘be erected on .IIll the fields ‘of the
‘H‘tl‘ll this lightinu in that lwzinn.
itommentorulire plates will be put up
Wlit‘l'tl‘t'l‘ acts of htt‘tIiIztn \t‘et'e tie-
it“
The New Coats Are Long with High
Collars and Deep Cuffs.
Luce front anti button shoes both
in demand and the colors are tan,
durlt brown and white. hem
are many combinations of liL hi and
dark tolot:, ' ith the li" ht color in-
troduced in the uppers and the dark
in the low-er portions of the shoesu
Kid and suede are used for the tuna
in preference to cloth this winter.
In heels there is a combination of
the Cuban and French heels called
the Cuban Louis, which is excellent
for the walking shoe.
For dressy indoor wear,
hook Itilh maps of the bottle of the
\lmnc ptotided lot \i llmS uhile in
formation buttons uill be trI'attized
in each (immune to facilila 0 Hells
to lllllll‘ellllfl places
lONiION Oct, 17. lele sun? estiqn
that an industrial truce for five years.
should he atranned now as a .L'unratri
tee of Prliaiu‘.‘ highest interests in
the era of mechanical progreas that he
said was bound to follow the oar, was.
there aye made by Sir Charlee Wakefield,
~ in; industry at the Mansion House.
til‘lill} proliluble buslncI-I-
:IItlllllt'lll.
[our H.
,rubjrl‘t s,
‘lei fl‘i‘I uce
complisiwtl. and an illustrated guide.
Lord Mayor of London. while pregid-i
Wm. . . N“, -» .
lie at a large gathering of repmenl
oi all branches of the engineer
.L7l‘lt‘
"\‘t‘ltatever might be said of the ill-3
itil'I‘ of commerce in general," said the.
hold Mayor, "we are all surely agreed?
that the nation and the Empire must,
tr-atiottrly guard the security and pro-
e .~ of engineering it is mainly on'
the I-ngineering “oakshops of this
Itllliill} that the lighting forces of the:
‘lilllaflt’l depend for mechanical means]
‘ol victory." '
The Lord Mayor‘s suggestion was
Irected by cheers from all present, in-‘
timing representatit es. of various got
er nment departments
0
fl
VIENNA, Oct. 17. (Correspondence
if The Associated Hess)- The new-
r' Austrian tax. by which the nor
rnntInt hopes to increase its annual
' llt‘lillll‘ by nomelliiun like two and a
tall tniliion crowns (half a million dolv
Inna) is a new and additional levy on-
l‘he betting at the Austrian
tat-e tracks,
The new tax provides lhat in tiddi»
lion in the percentage oi till tolnlituaI
cur lpurI‘i nutuI‘l)
taken by the gnu-.tntnent :- <pIItialI
“win tnx' shall be imposed on all,
those wlo pit-it home that pity
lll wagered t
lit, the,
\ltl‘ltillfi
already
\‘l'll Kt'l‘fi
room or more loi'
Thus. if the part pays ".1 lo"
I mormncnl will lake an extra lti bet
h [5‘ {tom the winner: llll‘Il percentage
of lix rises until the gotetnment \\lll
co llett‘ .24 crowns in such cases Halli“
part plus 250 for in on occurrttnce by
no tnIunt-t infrequtnt “lll'n tho fami-
tlII lil‘llM‘ is beaten by an outsider
l‘l‘l‘lll the flames of the belting at
Mile lh( II lr'ut its dot in; the past season.
:ll‘tl the prima \tltith the hugely} Iu~
toumd pnl'i utuluel machined hate
paid the government estimates that it
b} it iound
I.'I.n intrintr‘e ii: ititonic
million crownu,
.‘notltor million and e ball it «x
lt'('lI to realize from a Nimilur special.
tax bet-z Willi tltII bookmug
I'l r.~ in the tow ttm it Imus ’t be new:
InhttnIII :tl -
for the gov ‘
the old st-rletn il'
on llliltlt‘
lIY \Iill ttt'IIIptiIti.tbl,\ an
for nude l‘
collects '20 ptIl‘ cent. of :tll motley
I'Id before- lltt' sonic \I.lt'lt'lt the
‘dil'
part L to lilt)’ is i‘t't litllll‘ll up
MANILA. l‘. I.. (lit 17. Allied \\'lil‘~
lItIlitIttId to be lli'ttieh \'t‘58~'l>‘.
Ito auniu ill'lth‘ in territorial waters
.
<l‘ltt31.
of thc l’hilippinm‘ and bull u dozen
lune been (it't‘l‘
examined duriu:
The procedure is
lllll‘r-lr'llllltl Vt'Sle‘w
lllilllttl, lilllll‘tl and
,the [Mir -t ft'\\‘ days.
>\(!1"ll‘l\' to halt a ship xend till lir~tn
Id landing putt) ubIIatd examine the
ships papers. unit for information an
in tin nationality oi the pusscngers
and inquire whether the ship carried
,Iarno or mail addresses to Teutonic
So for there has her ll no in-
(‘lllit‘i‘ with passengers.
mail or curtto.
A luriuy cruiser. lJi'llt‘Vt‘tl to be Brit-
‘ieh. created a Rt‘llfilliloil recently
dashing into liittlilit lhty and coming
within four miles of the harbor. Then
bllt‘ tuned tail and its suddenly made
No cl‘l‘orlIwus
the American
which have
i‘orlhc open sea again.
made to stop her by
worship; the buy
charge of enforcing
iionu. but it is understood that
matter “it: the Hublccl of correspond-
in
encc lwldeell the gmerilm‘ general‘a
other and the .‘It'ilish consulate.
SVWALK'I, Poland, Oct.
Polish teachers,
‘ GreatSldnflealer
3103"
by.
neutrality rennin?
tho
17.~-Po—’
theliantl's newest school. it seminary for.
has just been opened‘
Sunfluulndnmof
POWDER
“For gem I have used Sykes Com-
fort Pow er for babies and for bedridden
sick patients. It is a at heater for
n .mre chafed skin, on for bed sores."
A..|d JUDGE.Trained Nurse,liion, N Y.
A skilfully medicated powder, sooth- 3
lag and agreeable to the most delicate
Elfin, agrcularly adapted for the skin '
of in ant. and children and bedriddeni
sick people, mough equally efficient for
any skin irritation or soreness of adults. l
and for general toilet uses. 25 cents. l
l
m concur POWDER 00.. Button. [on
llll‘ Herman authorities. lls‘
,Iuipom- is to equip no for as pox-Nitric?1
the native l’oles for pedagogical uork‘
Hi t‘tztl the) may play on increasing!) l
utpoilant pail lll lilo educational luI‘
lllll' ot thI ir country. |
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he.“ by
Read What
Father Lynch
Said:
_.__‘-.__._
of
built me up illlll restored me to health -
It
uhich i am pleased to recommend.
REV. ll. .l. LYNt'll,
Peter‘s t‘lturch,
Linolinc cured me lll‘tlnt'hlilS.I
is it good, wholesome medicine
l'nszior St. liaulmry,
188134905.
“And the Sister
of Mercy:
plenum to lt’iilll)‘ to the
it gives no
health," and buildiuz‘. ptopetlies of Lin-
onitte \\l‘ itutc found it Iflltatious in
(arses oi bronchitis and lung ll‘Ollbll‘.“.l
also tt‘s‘ it builder and :Itrcngtit resume:
er. We conildt‘ ntly recommend its nee,
to others suffering front aimilnr alive»
lions. l
S‘le’llIltS ()lI‘ MERCY, .
St. Peter's Convent.
lhtnbury, Conn.
Both of lib" lI‘:
i ii _\'”lll'.'.
=iiniotiittl‘s were giv—
en more tho". unovldnunine
has lrt‘t-n the 111 It I~.‘tlti\'e rctncdy
for will for-tits If IttItglts. colds, brouI
and \\‘.t.'.i:::: illnesses for many
it was best in Father Lynch'a
if
threaten to bring you low, or
“it will bring!
and you:
trill be yourself again in u very short
thitivE
_Vlt‘ l1“
time, it is host now. coughs or
‘ colds
done so,
have ttlrrudy
about ti rapid improvement,
time. Let. us .ugg st that _\0ll vile Iln
lour drugglst has it in
‘3-051
oniue a trial.
I?"
a
V0
time sizes, .10
6&1}! eIJJractical
ome Drew/(aw;
.Cerjonr
[Prepared Specially to; This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
.9
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An Attractive Dress For School Wear
out in dark bin». challls. No lining is
rtquited and the Moore has an inner.
\cst “lilt‘ll may be blllt'llfd to potty
tion or buttoned, The edges of tho
Home, collar and I'uifs are filllbllt‘d
with buttonliolc embroidery done in
rid silk. A straight belt with twill
(-Ilgt‘s buttonln-lcd, confines the inl-
ntss of the lilouw and the skirt
htopiece moth-l vtith boxplaits u’,
the centerbnrlt and cutterfrcnt. ll JI
gathered at the sides and closes at
the right of the center front under a
l lull
in medium size the dress reqairta
4 Hints lbiulh material In the int
ling "little the standing collar, Iuif
and stay are omitted, but as ll.t‘tll
Ian» exceedingly simple the boom
Ilrcssmaker will have no trouble In
[driving them on the material. ruse.
fold the chants in half; then along
the lengthwise fold place the fruit.
and back pores of the skirt and law
gore of the blouse, If the collar and
test are made of contrasting malerinl,
lay thcm on a lengthwise fold _ju.ui.
as sltoon here,
The waistband, belt and [fiction
for the llllt'k gore are so placed on
the material that they rest directly
ltu the selvage edge. To the right of
the l't‘ll in the front of the blouse. All
of the sections are now provided for
one“ the sheet (Is pockets and ]icI-«
log for front gore. and these medal-l.
en the clmllis as illustrated, lath
rIIatint: on n lengthwise thread.
if the drew is desired with '\‘-
shape neck, out out the neck of tho
_"".‘I.l In cum-W. .
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6928
Leading itself to development in
ehnllis or gingham, this junior {rock
in quite nttntctito The inset \est
may be stitched to position or but-
toned , \th along indicating small “o” It?)-
’ fortitions.
In order that it may elude both tho l“tlbllltlll(‘ll in gingham, trimmed
tub and the chilling winds of .\u- with white embroidery this little
town this little frock may be carried
comm cum; 9::
frock is quite fascinating.
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lit 60!: BANGOR! ' “Rid! c
. my: mm
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iOLDOFaG tncu MHlER'AL Willtcifl flit? ado/two
cardinal tili'ti'ttltéu tum No. wait Him-I. ii to N yezirfi. Price. in «min, '
Scallop .\'o, llt‘tdl. Transfer put lt‘l'lbtl yards {5" inch Itide and 4 em.
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necessary—add others as required.
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