”mod Chocolate Pudding.
” thirds t‘up sugar and l
butter creamed together. 2 eggs.
milk. 1 large cup flour, 1 tea-
boking powder, 2 squares mellod
v to; steam our hour. ‘
Ono cup pottdcred sugar and
~ butter creatutd togcthcr; white
13;: beaten to a still froth, 1 tot
tallie-
mull l
M toll clout; ntl NEWS“;
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Fads and Fashions.
lu mulls tho rather
tililpt'é haw the loud. t
’l‘ltt- tuo>t economical evening t‘roclti
in tntttlt- of black- 3
small round
The l'rilly blousv is so hwolning and,
i- is still with us. ‘
Pot-kt ts remain u. striking trtttur‘r
on youth: girls." truths.
lllatlt mlin pcttit-uats ate Worn with
“ ‘rfnllla. 1-4 pint ('l’t‘Stl‘l. Stir ttt
1y, just cnotuth to t. ,3.
thymine English Plum Pudding.
53”" pint howl “’1' “warming: Ont' (‘lotli-coverrd littlt (‘ilitillfi‘ ltl't‘ charm;
tom-quarter bowl»: of flour, 1 howl ingly mm} m. 1M”.
‘ ’ . . . l
m’ped b'up'f, 1?] '11 “0“]? 0f lbw“? Sill“ ' H l ’\ dlfils are “or”
, l bout u \. lut Limits, bun with “m" suit “ms.
wants, 14 pound ut ,ll'ltlUll peel,
Math satin dt'chcs
l‘llt‘t’ltt‘d silks arc tutorit» materials;
tor youthful froth“. l
Sonic nkirts arc wry with: and full,
pound of tzttrou, ml: tt ctr. Ml: , ‘ ‘ .
“have ingrcdl'wtt .ttt' over new") ill. the waist ltuc. ‘
.. In the map . enough l’l‘he troch ot blua can bc curlchwl
to mm", M“ ttt‘oughly. wll‘ll «tubrotdery in ruby rcd.
‘me a 0190“ ‘ 'ltttd co’t‘ btrups of fur appear on‘the corsagrs
. .M. rinse fit-w It”. then of some evcning gowns. i
”u. Sprinltls cloth. Pockets in novel shapes are in:
wading in 3.. av “gm. qucntly placed at the hlpllnet i
. nstintlyt .tth (‘11 Much uttcntion will be paid to
r thrre bucklcs 0': the emotion nltpporn. l
H m” covers Blue serge combined with (tht';-‘
o . a .: . '
mm) and odd tte thpt Illttkt\ .t smttrt frock.
f. '«lt‘
boiling HWY “m may think’ Collar and cults of fleshcolorrd
the pm: '1 . .l mnovcd rm,“ satin ndd charm to the truck of navy
" llluc serge. i
loll) “ll Wt ml littt it will not.
'l‘tti'...red cunts for girls show smnrt‘
collars high and slaudlnl: away from
the neck.
A pluitcd hull of twisted huml»
‘eatht t‘ is very charming mth .t .
edge of for.
fit palate biouutts are made o. t» w. ‘
The tafictn petticoat ls hvro to .~. 7"
(‘rt ,.v dc chino, is most lamttd
, -‘ use-gel.
i ' ' ‘ ' '2 wooden
iv : l)()l!Cll
. pound of
t . 4 ‘ l of bread
{rte-quar-
-l \nltmnd
. l. l'ornt .
.. m. cloth ““8"“
. . ' \tt'llitl “ rot)" (‘hmtnettuc and pltthl ttttl’cttt ill-lit”
ll ' p ‘ . m “6“” it chic dress. _ \
, wft'ezl ”(will girdlcn ttrt- ntadw up in .
{I mod N lcy’t tn'tuga.
ltrend Titt‘plaittt‘r
hroltl lllal‘lt'l' it is.
Tim Krtuutc collars :tl‘t‘ gruwl‘ully \lw .l
nau- on to m routs.
Quito a tow
about the hips.
Tni.‘ "till Hli‘l‘ts allottltl hr
not \otuuluou's.
(tat-vs arc madt- only in not :.
[)llCI‘tl ttttttrt‘lttls.
Wit‘v C(li‘iitl'fl arc the mic on \t..t\tx
tutti (nulls.
l’lt-I :rd efforts or». very (it
seporute skirts.
EU ting slippt‘rs are ill 1:
Tll‘ great preference st
for tho straight. line sllhoucttc.
Many sleevcanre close to
.tlt-r and wider at the wrist.
The smartest collars mt
arot: the edge simply t. .,
0t. »..~.ionally mink, tltn‘ .
by. is seen in small furs : ”
The proper shoe to.
wear has the.‘blttck\ put
vamp and heel and. lunch.
Vclwt frocks will hv
mtl “5WD touched with :.
‘dnlll‘ {it"l‘y they are won l .. .l.
Th‘ woman if fashion t
,n 0! lave all the details of
be~ ~. kt , ping, from her lnt. ,
. ” . . ..uwn hutpiu.
f the most cxclu:
ithc turning- scttson will i
ily down the hack. and
add" dose titling collar that
nuts)» in uwlcr tho chin and tt
.~ and'llngtctic frllh'. '
AIMS le- ~
‘- ; wratd and
.n .
tho tnilurtd nut, 11th
.i ”l
H
.ttt‘
skirts :trv Ili‘njlt"!
\\ ~ 3. t?
. . . dud put
‘ agar and
t txunk tell
boil." Ito
i ‘when
sieve.
.lid he
‘i‘ 08!
my; I H‘fl fold
, H ‘t unites oft
’ ~ tllflll.
cup tt l
.u ml
, , oral
l vol 0:
t add
-. :tt salt.
.4 well
- *‘tltun‘.
MT 0‘
~- and
‘ , y it in
«mam.
. tsr,‘ . .
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.'t
‘ hoot] adv. pays hi
matter.
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b ”if ‘ l. m ”“(k' rlré, the 8 mm ‘hv t‘tlUll..lt it‘t‘ anything ahead of lulu.
utcs; medtutu, 8 to 10 minutes. "Ihel‘t‘ “as tltl'oo or {our tort of thr
Straits, 114 in. thick. rare, S‘to 12 Warn-nit» pawmt-nt and all or the
minutes: medium, ,2 '0 15 minutes. gtatwl at the sldv, about nix [wt
. more, t-lmt‘ htsjt'm the two j‘dlnllll‘d
Mu t ‘ ‘ '
‘ “on chops, 8 'to it mlnlltrs. trucks.
tapruu: (-htcltt—n, )0 minutes. constable Mittspaugh's Opinion.
Small. thin fish, 5 to 8 minutes. (‘onstablc llarolo
Fish in slices. 12 to 15 minutiae.
Bluefish and shad. 12 to 20 minute».
Sirloin or beef rihs,
tllt‘s pvr pound.
Beef. rump. lit to 17 minute-s
lilt‘tl from the “rel-k lwforc he arrived.
-’l‘lte night was misty and it nos'a'llp-
1" ‘0 12 mln‘ipt‘ly. llt- had ltt’uiscll' lil'lVPll tluitlttm
lilies for wwn yard. 11 was hit-l Lplu»
nut that it" tho lilnousiuv had ln'rn un-
D‘T. .
Liter control. II cottlu haw hwn stoppctl
ound. .. , . .
1) ll _ q > ' .tu tintc. ’lhc lights from all Illt' citra-
cet’. mood. I.) to l.» ultntttvs pt'l‘tshowml’ 1... mm, in ripllt‘ of lllt‘ mist,
round. :for nhilc the latte-r tumlt' lb» Wurt'r-tl
Log mutton. ”um. “H”. ,5, "1mm”; itc slippvry. it was not it foggy night.
Sniffin Rounded Up Authoritleo.
_ Lyman Sniflin. repairman at Motto-r}.
Mutton loin, dour null, 12 tttittttttt<ittat-agt-, tt-stifird lllitl a tall, tank ntnu
It”r pound. liltltl rushed into tlw gttragv, sullu.‘
Muttm should”; sttlllcd, do,” wvll.imal ,lllt'r!‘ had bwn a trrrihlc wrvck
pt»; pound.
to ntiuulcs per pound. 'bcctl kiilctl llt‘ got out tl cur
It‘ll of lamb, done writ. iii to 2t).starti-d mp thorn, but mute one clsv
minutes pPl‘ pound lilHill‘d hint. and told lli‘ll to RP! u
l’ot'k tutti veal. 2.3 to Iltl tuinutrs p‘jr'ronslublc. ”F ”Hum“ to thc
pound. ‘ ‘lzttlcr united him to gt-t tlrunt‘l Jtlrill'l
('h‘CRH“ 15 ““““"'-" W” l’Ollllil- thlltttolt, so llt‘ tntuic :tnothtr trip to.
Turkey, to pound. “pm” :2 it, ;gtt_.§tuw:t. tic bud burr hauled all tltt-E
hours. {ours to tlw camp-n for repairs. lie
Mild that ill“ road was wct and slip.
pvt"). lttlt tlwtt- oils plvnly til l‘tm'd.
.m‘flrl)‘ halt’ ol it lwlllfl t‘lt'flf‘. At 2.3
w-..
. "”“
Short Cuts to Ktt:hcn Work.
It i. t'l'OllUltl‘ to \" ‘ . -
) all t urant‘t' "“0 tum. tm-n able, lu slap in time In ttwttl
lmnon peels. llvsidvs their use iih'tolli'lou. 'n... mm up the 1m; tztult
"M0111”: YUP ('Ut‘uil, bth\\(‘tl pruncn‘ht- mid. ltttd tt “ilill‘ lulllt‘rll in his
ttntl upplt-s, l‘l(‘., they “my bf. t‘ttlldicd lilt’lii t-tttl was looking: :trttutttl lnspctt
tint: tlw (lull't‘dfll‘ to his untrhinv. llmlwu
)tlo lilll hold wvll on tho \\'lttlrllllc (all
rt! truth it night. he mid.
itll' out in fruit t'alw. llllllt‘t‘ pita-a. pud-
. ‘2 - I‘i(‘.
a-‘y
t'lmtn out the shins.
‘tmiulz tln- Mutt» pith
mm “at”, l»; in,“ {or “W mmuhj'alitllls. 'l‘hrt‘c was no log. hut tt llt‘dl)’
:mlwt. Nut lllllt‘ll lllnlolul‘t‘ In uvrdtul te-
.nlaltt- thc “'ill'l‘Pllllt‘ at tho Post mad
“3““ “ ““8“" “h" gran-tn. tt"tl litt‘ conditions \rcrt
n‘lul’. llut tn the Hill und rook unttl'Jttst right that night, A dt'ln-r could
thou drttln. Con-r \Hlll boiling wutrr
vii lmti until It'lllit‘l'.~
ildilbltilrt‘lll. Let Hints and syrup dry >\turw to tho lo-l'l and timid ltittlnr.‘
r‘lt'il ;. wrrrk it it? «on: not going too
List» out ttt'l‘l‘ 2:, or 30 mil: . an hunt ‘
"(in such it night, tutti"? :tttrft cozttli
lions," uskml .\lr. lhtnhur, “n tout tt'i‘
tttttt it lllzl'l cttn do is 51'! Ans ltrnkcn.
turn hi~t whorl, --:tmi pruy, isn't lliM
so?" .
“You." 4|:‘.~\\‘t’t't‘tl tho nilllFN-i. .
Cholrc Bgtween Ford and Wreck.
.\lr. Ft‘l'l‘l? lt‘nllflt‘ti llllll ho had hwh
n tlttttttfvttl- for first or rix yours. to
_ ,.__ h» nits going along ”to rtmtl lnut night,
V W“ it 3“ ”WW-‘5“! lp'lrttvc’t'ootl hot sun tho hcutllights of u out, its,
t .t the stove or in the own and “gpt though it “as (‘Ulilllllg lOW‘flrl'S‘ZLlll‘lulH;
‘ -v- . 4‘. ~t ’ l‘ \‘tlt ,l ‘t'
Irllfiy lll Httlllt‘ ()llll ‘ port of lht‘ homo, iiitdicillthntftf:All: ittitl‘lil ‘ llttflM‘ “.3 ~th
i“ making "5“ ”t ”‘9 “l“r'“ clock ‘0 tr to lll’l into the Ford or into the.
.. wt! “in” tittw is up. Slightly \\rt‘(‘k. ' -
~ mt untl sot it for lll’tt‘cn. twenty on _ "T‘ilt‘ Fort! (tiifll‘l) to'lultg': lltlt;lt:”t'ttin
. - .. tuto,‘ intrrtonct lt‘ Jll ; ~ .
" i‘lm'b'” "f "Tum” latvr. “”h would hm’ellrcon tlnlsht-d and tho rout
”Him mm. '“”"l i" “‘9" ‘0 PM on would have lit-en cleared."
with in luttttl. Tilt‘ “'llllt‘sti slalom thaf nt’tt-l' hr httd '
mttl llill'tlrll togc-tltvt: Kt‘t‘) in :t tin
\. .
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Witch polluting lltt- stow. first nip--
ml with tine-gar :Illd tltcn apply blaclc
’l‘ho stove Will he brighter and
ht‘vll ('it'ltll longer than wlwn tltv‘ pol-
ish is put dit'ct-tly m tilt? dirty iron.
ttl‘l.
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S
or... I'll“ into the big )N'hlto truck. ho shutt
. to the othrr men that some onc should i
Stck R' :m UMP“ signal to prevent other cars from crash»
WHHN -' .v wise. ing down into it. The other mOlOl'mt-ll ;
.1. permit tank-rs unless the, phy. hold that there had not him!) time for:
t .- :“t them to make any signals. He struck;
a. t . " ' matches to warn othcru ot’ the (tangent
”MW “"1 "N” to ““0“” until some one brought a. red lantern.
“’"whd' The Ford, which had apparently been
jnr the bt-d by leaning or sit- stopping to look at the wreck. had in
pun it the meozttlme moved on. Ills speed was
. .. . ' ,. about 15 miles an hour. The night. was
. .t llllun btnlt‘ mutt-1‘s I0 I‘tlll‘lall‘l'rp (.f the worst for ("lying he had
“’"m' :cvcr been in. The road was no sllp~
't l'ot‘gct ‘pory and the atmosphere so mir'v ”Wt
inn one could have stopped on. that hill
~ - t l . igolng even three or four miles tut
' ' ”“0 “‘9' “"“l'fl‘a‘u” or ”Without Ho had used all the care he
. mar on tlcgrct‘s. could, but the collision was unavoida-
1 :l1 nppcar anxious. Thosc who ble. ,1 §
“‘ n... swam“, Mr. Hughes was recalled. and asked
. ' ' . whether he had seen a Ford car as des-
‘ “we WW“- I‘Wlli'g geistcrtbed by Mr. Ferris. He said that tm
”“8 nerves more than this. that: not. or at. least h" did not remcm
t give the patient, more water.er it. as he had bet-n busy looking
‘ l . m-m trunk ‘
”Ms than he is allowed _over in“ ‘
' . 5 Short of the Bond.
till the room with fresh flow? ‘2 "
tll‘
to he kind and po-
”out.
Justice Sherer found the defendant
.:.:..p one or two bouquets in the w-d'w Mrs mum: -~ ttnp of 335‘ and
z . . i. a time. icosts. Mr. Dunbar straightu‘tlay no): at;
th Justice flxe a‘ Mo
' We and plailtx‘ absorb the 0¥Yfisygfaliffiyllrcrgw and M: I'“"“"”‘ “rmi
, ‘duced the i‘cguired amount in caah. ‘uttti
tlltzl‘lltti. and the Mum“ told him lltit‘.‘
. Millspuugh [Poll--
tied that ill“ Put-hard had h on lit-1m?"
:up tlw mud. and tsome one may hat'm‘
and .
(‘I‘ll‘ _
.tcr, and look up ('ollsttthlt' (Brut-um. 'l'ht-i
or do null-s an hour. a driwr rhould'
Lights shutlltl.
Put thorn tuft-thou 5“ to tit) feet ttndcr such ovum .
. Easy _
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out hc said:
.Btluce it, I ;_: a ‘
Then the attorn. -
would take tho
assurance that, :,
forthcoming m
as his client '.‘-'
ployer. The .llli'H'
and the lawyer the
"All right. th'.
( ustotly until 1 ' .,
city and got. it‘
But it was the“.
Rochc Could no. 3 . «1 1. .-
ficc, and Atilw
justice oncv t...» t
to accept the In
for the lacking
finally accepted
he would later
and file. it surely
slt'tld. .
Chcticltcd Memories.
Me—mj little~ YOU .
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it was that the angry lleit-ttd- ' . .. . .
”rod that ‘1" would ever chcr- “My Forfeited.
.orics or m. itlt.tt‘ll Utllllu ut‘ . , rig tnt‘m wearing a.
Perhaps he would have becz‘. .-t.t or (i119 regulation
indignant had he know. A. .’.1 Sta .3 our. Wits
”gt" days. Luiorc, two tum. . "c. Officer Grooms
‘ with H ’tlctxs driving. who Hugh Danton on a
.. _ "lslltfd 2t 1""? and left its oc- . . . 1‘“ . llllPTllut)n. He.
by the roadside, not. kllowlllb \ 4 rtrtwshor hwnsr. and
. ho was nine or dead. as tho) . "lililllg the law in
."d a zetausty. was dischamcd llv clamictl tlmt.
"not compluiut having hens. airy lw wan not.
. because a civil suit which hat. ~ :l accuse. Hts mu»
~:li.ituted With settled on a sat .\ . , strurltl‘, and 11-3
l-‘f ~11: bttsis out of court. The hoh‘. ' ~ ‘; ~:tr yesterday at 3
\‘vl‘ t... it driver‘s hanso in lllt) ittt‘tc _ p :2 l‘t‘fflre Justice
did not. OTC". have to have lr‘ 'v in honour at that
lttt‘sed to "tow that he ha v_'|lltitg the cnac, the
T': a collision. ‘Mlllly Darien per 3r“ 4 .’ iwt'uruy lorteitcd.
f“ Euro been vcry indignant. abet: "in? sold to realign,
or they {cc-l .ltut tho interests c '7‘)” Tu: pscvnil—
. ratrian ptthlichre not maps: ‘1, thm stolen, and
‘- ’l when criminal charges C“ tile ntttrkcr hat!
'."‘ wt 0th. (will basis. while (lat, . . mat the “naval
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