tumours,
Nut Rent
’00 capitals bread crumbs, one cup-
”. one cupful nlbvrts. one tea-
chopped parsley. one table
at chopped green peppers. otle
chopped one onion (hopped one
of milk. one half (upiul chopped
. one egg. salt and pepper, two
‘ - ntuis butter.
_ the bread, nuts, parsley and
. through the rnincer together;
-up the apple and stir it into the
of the ingredients. Beat the egg.
the milk and seasoning and stir
Us the dry ingredients. Melt the
ter in a frying pan and pour half
mule mixture; fry the chopped
”A” in the remainder and pour on
tho top of the loaf, which should be
M into n wellgreased tin and bake
=5!” forty tivo minutes in a slow oven.
inns; occasionally with butter and
boiling water.
...—.u.
Coffee Custard.
“To 1 cup of very strong coftcc add
1 cup of thin cream, 4 beaten eggs,
M a cup of sugar and V: saltspoon of
”It; Itruin into small buttered cups;
‘ - them in a pan of boiling ttater
m “he in a moderate ot on until flint
1h thoocnter; serve ice cold.
German Flapjackl.
———_
. like I. noodle dough the day be rote
WMible. and roll thin. Wht It want-
wt in envelope shapes and put
‘ toblospoonfuis oi the following
fl «Oh piece, roll up as it turnover
boil in hot salt water five min»
: m an who until brown. add
cup cold mashed potatoes south
“3 killed rice. unr- (up bottlit'l
4 m cmmbs, tt‘ll celtis' \torilt liver
suitcase. one green pepper and any
other vegetables you may have in ill"
498301. Cook until intooth Mid pttt
9‘
«two tablespoodtuis in tacit f‘ll‘Vt'tOIlt‘.
w.—
New Rice Dish.
‘ for
W‘W" "as "=th 2,-—
Take quantity of rice tii'strctl. EH"
cording to the number of persons; bod
Veil but-not mushy. illt‘ll pttt l‘l it
Mile: and rinsc with cold Wittt‘l‘ to
m putts the grain: Then try an oil-
and a. plate Ito or two well in but
titer. add rice to this and pour 0\t‘l till
tomatoes strained and season: d.
Pimento Cheese.
one cup grated domestic. choose
three tablespoons melted butter
,‘threc tablespoons minced pimcnto
Work well with n wood-
opoon and pack in a glass jar. Will
two weeks in a cool place. Cream
We cheese may be prepared in
“me way, omitting the butter.
, olives or nuts added makes
titty~ salad and is very nutritious.
Rusk.
{3 quarts of flour into a pint of
milk. add 2 spoons of yeast and
the mixture rise over night. In
ins add a. little salt, two large.
'of sugar, three of butter and
Wall beaten eggs. Grate into tltoi
.55 of a nutmeg. Add enough}
to make the consistency of bread!
Set it to rise. When they‘
risen well, mold into cakesl
of an egg. put in pans and
file again. When they have
then, beat the white of one egg
home salt and put on the tonal
"will. Bake 20 minutes i
'w i
o
filmfllmi mull m m M
“Will [ION
bone little lea t
miat on ll is the bt‘fii kind of animal
food for winter layers. This is required
to take Ihc plow of buxsand worms
Green in! till I
that llb‘lih pick up during ttaini
1-P8lllr‘l'.
......
.Applt‘ butter is made by boiling
down fresh sweet cider to about half
original quantity and to this
added pared and sliced apples and
sugar. The whole is then boiled. With
occasional stirring. down to butter,
which will equal about it eiltird of
the original quantity of der.
the in
Making and steaming are the best
methods of cooking potatoes, and the
second ‘ r.» ..Zre-s less fuel. To
get the most value liont boiled pota-
toes leave their skins on; do not soak
itt water but start at once iii boiling
\Httcr.
Eat apples and keep young. Apples
are good food and good tttcdiI-ine. ’l‘hc
sugars and acids of fruits require no
digestion, but are rcady for imtnediatu
absorption, and supply the body with
nutrintent iii the most available form
and aid lllt‘ body in getting rid of
poisonous acid wastes. Eat plenty of
uncooked fruit and avoid doctors' and
druggists‘ bills.
\‘cry lrcqti. nily \\l‘.I‘li separating lllf‘
whites front the yolks of eggs lllt‘ yolk
becomes broken ltlltl itIlls litto thi-
“llllt'. llip a cloth iii wttt‘m water.
wring it dry and touch the yolk with .t
corncr of it. nzttl ilit‘ yolk will all
here to lllt' cloth lllltl may c.: In-
I cmovctl.
nil}
CONCERNING WOMEN.
The women of :‘ili‘ll‘tlllh, hptittg
the right. to votp. will help to do-
tide the donation of conscription. for
which a bill ccntly plum-d culls
rctcrcndttttt vote.
l-Illu ..\i. ”has, (thio
thirty-nint- years in a factory
ii
)liss of has
~pt lll
um tor lltt- last >t4\t‘n ycttrs hits item
the board oi
stoic.
a l‘lI Ian r of
inspectors of he:
Mother Gertrude, of the Sistcrs of
t‘ltarity. in llnbttqtic, lowtt. has; been
a nun tot‘ snooty-five )‘rfll'li, inning
Joined the sisters itt l‘ltilndolpltia, ltt
184], when she, wits i‘ottrtccn years of
age.
Miss Margaret Barnes. bend house-
keeper of the McAlpin hotel in New
York city. is responsible .i'or the
cleanliness of 1..ltl0 llililll‘tttlllll-l and
the proper pct‘i'mnncc oi‘ the dit-
tics of 300 housemnids in addition
to two or three thousand other such
details of housekeeping.
There is a woman abroad who
makes it business of funerals. where
she takes photos of the mourners and
lot tory
‘ oil or incidents of the occasion. These
photographs she makes up into al-
bums and then ’sclls them to the fam-
lly of the decedent She makes its
lill'l'l as $35 a week front her enter-
prise.
—.».-d-
ASK rim and or. r
HORLIGK’S:
no: amount.
MALTED MILK ,
Mo "bottoms- coat YOU unto nib
Sentinel Advs. Pay. Try one.
4".
‘ The
A...
p-..—
u.._.p-. ~
ll! till 0f MESS“
New Neck Ruth. 1
Thel‘r in- nothing which helps to:
make the costume mote titan the 111'
ptil'i‘dlll accessories. ani‘
pcrhaps the neck mils and capes tor
suits aitd blouses are tlte most effec-
tite additions. -
One simple style uses the net cape."
which falls from the top 0! a rather
ltigh collar. This cape is full and tho
edge may be picoted or‘ltemstitched.
plain or embroidered. The high collar,
underneath, which shows plainly
through lllt‘ net, is finished at the. front
mm a tiny bow and long ends of nar-
row ribbons. .
To wear with the suit of taffeta and
serge or the all taffeta gown, one may
make u rufl of the taffeta and white
inousseline. A neckband of \‘I‘th‘l rib-
bon really holds the two tuition to-
gether and contintirs in long ends
down the trout. Tlit' taffeta is cut
with deep points at its upper edge and
stitched. the front one accentuated
with tiny roses. The joining of the
band and the full upstanding mousse
linc ruffle iii invisible.
Motissclinc is used to make another
cape collar suitable for wear over a
plain blouse. 'l‘ltc undercape reaches
tevcratl inches llt'lUW the shoulders.'
anti over it is rastettcd a smaller fitting
cape. ending in deep embroidered bCill'
lops. A ribbon band at the neck cott-
llH‘ln‘ tlwttt with an upstanding neck
ruffle.
neckuear
Antoni; tlit» less usual tors and fur
sets shown itt local stores is it muff
:t'ltl or chiptttunk. the soft
brown and t'l‘t‘tllll striped. tiny skin-z
being used tor the body oi the piccps
with b'ttitls of Hudson sold its llnislt.
lttlptlltil‘lltl'nilkll “blottdc or
mine also slton't in llurtiord
and among: other out of the ordlntlry
pieCt-s ate combinations of ntolcskln
with fitch. mink with ermine. mole
with sent and ermine willt mole.
Fcts of filth with seal have been
before, but they are unusual
because less in demand
iurs. Originality is pos-
ll‘t‘itilllttnt of even (bf
"‘03! popular pelts. liott'cvcr. as
proved by a muff oi raccoon fur
with the stripes manipulated to run
scarf
is
tltotttt
this your
than other
slblti in the
'round and 'round on the bias, git--
ing it tlltt‘t‘l‘ optical delusion of per»
pctuitl motion. llltt‘ (‘t'l‘tiiln bat-bcrs'
poles.
Among the prettiest and quaintcst
ol’ the new negligecs are sets com- ‘
posed of Jacket. cap and bag. andl
termed “breakfast sets." Ono can
imagine it sweet little bride going
down to breakfast. with n piqunnt
cape of pale pink and blue chiffon
and creamy lace on her head, on
adorable jacket of pale blitz and]
pink chiffon in white stripes. joined;
with exquisitely lino embroidery on.
organdy. with slecvcs and border of
deep, lovely ivory lace, and a little
has of the same two toned chltfon
and embroidery. And to wear with
lsuch delectable sets there. are won-
lderful new petticottts ot washable:
satin or crepe dc chine with flounces
of laces. chiffon or net, studded with
tiny French flowers or garlands. l
—-Dont waste the days in waiting
[for a tenant, under the impression.
tthat Sentinel classified advertising is
l
l
llllii’illletk‘all) “WI- lllllhl hunt! it» today is the "coercion or sttboiitintion
‘ Itlnr iii no will hang sipziratt-ly" of thc public pins- by llw )lliirlt‘l’
\'t'. ti. 1m», spokesman for the broth class"
[both branches 0 Congress to make
,good their promises to us.
42mm
BAKING POWDER
W No Alum—No Phosphate
Very Smart
lta'ltt its power
Irttewcd the contort-Ines
‘to tlzt‘: enactment oi tin; Adamson 8-
‘liour day law last Scpteniber and
charged the railroad brads with play-‘
ing unfairly with the l‘Tt'hltlt‘ht at‘
that time. Allt‘ brotherltootls, he
tatd, had no tlt'I-ll‘t" that the Adzunson ,
bill bt‘ enacted into law? but inasmuch ‘
as it a law,
intro. to ll\t' tip to it.
W. S.
BETTERMENT OF LABOR. llitin utIitl-(l. lie also
\. hit it led
American Federation of Lunar and
Four Big Railroad Brotherhood:
Affiliation Urged.
liALTl-‘N—llll‘l. ... .4.~-Aiiiliation
ot the members of the American chv
crutioit of Labor and ill“ tour bit;
railroad brotherltoods for affecting
thc general betterment of labor was
Ward today bri'oi‘e the it-dcration
convention here by llit' ll-oihetbood
["IfiOlDi EV
N0 I2 2 D O
lilttl llt’tTlliit‘ they were
(‘Hl‘ll‘l‘, [Il‘rrltlt‘lll ol the lilo.
“Nuts and ”hump,“ samurl .‘ti, (iotttg therhood ol‘ itailway FirrtnI-II and litt-
pms. Delegates, who croudcd the nutrition. declared that lllt‘ danpt-t .
lIiIil. t'lil‘t-‘rt‘d all of tin: speakers cn‘ that conironts all Wq'k’ng itNtl'l"
I'i“titldh‘ and bend of the faith“) .\ir (‘ttttcr declarid that when lllt i
lininmrn.deciarcd. II 'lroad btothctltomls began the
"it is a great comfort to know." r. A W‘ll III New York t‘ill' “'lm dl'
l‘rcsidcttt (Bumpers said. that the “‘1'
..._..
_._... A pleasing one piece. frock in tuii'rt.
THE JOURNEY OF LIFE.
hiring the {illness at the waiittliiso
held in by a straight twtt pit-co itclt.
time is. not far distant when the great
brothcl'lioods will be it part of the .
til
Ainci'icnu Fedt'ration of Labor." “""am m" “V"m": “WM" l ““H" The littrit collar and cuffs aro hand
LN’ Mplttinwi that thr- law» of ”M" "”‘m ctnbruidcrcd.
. . Autl liitisi- on human Iiii‘ itil' till
bro 'Iczhoods now pit-vent un otitclal .l'-“mm ‘ "' "“"' '—'
Titllt'tfi is the
llit‘ silk I tl liltil‘
ttfllllation with the [narration until Arr dint uncertain ‘llitllt'? tliit‘ t‘lit'ul
' . . ”I“ *i'll that: any other 1' r Ill! ut' ll‘NtA‘l {Ir
atcr iltett contI-ntion ht held. but hc M l tittkll’ I. 'k , ‘ i l H ‘ up]. In... “my”. lllv'lull “rm-Hugh.
litrm‘ttd lliut between now tiitd that ‘ “will"? " l‘ m M" “ on, 1" tin-ti. in t'inl’lil. t~ Mlltiilllt‘ to tl"‘tl‘l'
E i - .- . . ‘ ’ .
”'m‘ ”I" Ul‘KHiIilttltUllh‘ t‘tlllltl ”Hm”. ' \Iltl ltl‘tilt'v'll tlt'tllw tII iI'lL‘liiltI-s‘ Ulla!” .I-)Hl “lg" "him” “r, em”;
. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ - t.t\\'| ‘.l“ a n c 'lll 'Ii‘lll tr am if
M". “I'm ”w mm“ ltlll'ltlli‘u “S H ”w” “”0 “ml ”lfl'" llllit‘llt‘ ll‘ liltrtltlllll“ ‘ll/t: lilo: tin-is
.uz'i' ofllt-ittll)‘ itiiiliatit-tl. liv til.” tilzilnt tlI ouglI :titd irate till\\itl'lllt'(l "“l'H'V“ y: R ”My. mum}. material.
"Ii-d" Ii lilttift that the brotlmt’liotnls, m" M'M'M’” "m The I.Il:*~iitlt'tltili is very simple
.(r, not “sum- . - H , .. and tho it" n-atlt- still caster by stud-
“ > ' ‘ .. ' l "h ”“n “H" ‘1‘” [hr trzttttplcd cttrth t'I‘tutiu it rttlliltl yin; 11... mm, pm... 1...... “try fine.
I tItlllt‘S to the icdt-ratton for silty tIl t‘o‘tu' {llll\'. l‘ttt form tucks in tho front.
[4tll't A hollow sound. :‘:~ it‘ i \'-iill\til on ;....i time... ”opting ..., 13”... ..f “I“
“| MI about an anarchist tnotinh. bomb~ lINTumlb'Hil rim“ “i ““1“ [NIH
. .. ‘. ,_ . Aid liylt'. s t ‘tnt tilt of Iltwrtttl hours t'oltltul why". 'i‘uiit l.ctn in right.
..ommr. it" mid." to say that up are: “MW“- l {mm ..., In” "t)' ' ptl‘fulntlttlls
’4‘” "- l" “l". “W ”W “ll-'l” him" ilN)‘ Pat oft. tutti dtc liko- ltopc union: 1qu tight ti mt hi hit with writer-
it). all l‘lil.~.~I'.\. lf \v‘c t.’in't 'put it the gloomy. ttonttt e:\.-i Iltrtjt' “ ‘0 ’ptli'orntions
lit-:Iccabl}. tic ttlll [thin for it." .\ liltiill'llitll- “liltl :tt‘l‘tI~~.~' iltt- Lind ilitlltl‘t . c- ”‘ftthfhllll '; blltt'h to post,
- p y , st-Itpt- fin-u", tutu lltti~‘l'l“ 114m :lii‘:lc largo "0
int t-‘ttitl that will» sort (It itllllllt . MM the “MI. “.mmphpll. is “I“ of ...... ..t- it lmtwr t by; t Al. for
tion should be cffctttul to tight :Iin sighs, tl ---.Iz_ P'. twil r:.:tt. t‘.ltilhlilil,
l
propmcd arbitration legislation which t'll'll nip; l ‘t-r :-.I~:ttt;~. nitI-lii’w' rvcu.
Ilium! be unfair to labor. l‘rt-sidi'nt , "“d l" mm “mm“ {‘W *l'lt-r- J‘Illn “'4 -‘ ll ' “ ““ N 1'
‘ ‘ lItt‘ tm . -. .o .. . ..- .... .
“Intuit -.~- .. .4 .l . ‘. ' ‘ " . It. ‘. \'
plans lltli lttislatiott. l.I-t . “1“.th ”H. HM“. that toil thc littt.t.t. LL‘ll‘v Dre.» .0.
said. ttlId it should be curcfully which-I hours away.
(‘o’cuy @fl‘dctic’dl
fiflome DreJ‘J/‘ta/(ingE
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper ‘
By Pictorial Review
t't-‘t‘tl. kins. 6 to Munro.
in Taffeta.
tit..“éi" IIII lttiti If Sill'ill ”0
lur.tint "4 lIl'! 'll" i'ttil llll t lpcs it
t
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,g‘utlltt ‘
stittlt to position at uni
din of t-xtemion and lltbzl. ’i'ttiit
lint at it \\t'l c ice of dies: on 5: null
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was ' \‘“:,;:'
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(:3 t; "3;: M?“ W int-u“; In.»
.3 ‘2.‘..E 'l
rot-1656; up 51‘4“:
l’uce thi- collar and sent to neck
ulgc, non-it's and (t -nti4r-'bn<ks ctci .
'l‘IIrI5licIIt of small pocket at uHIIr
edged nt notches. Adjust to position
on front with It; cr edge of pot kct at
iinlitoiing small "o" perforation-I.
'l‘iitn adjmt tlu- larin )oikct to tits.-
titin on front bringing single uiI-I
dottiilc t-mnll ' perforations-I l'!
inch“. to citri'cspontlin; pcrforatiouq
in front. \ttt. b illtlrtl slilc ttnd lt|\\'tl’
edges to poxtliI-n looting thc ttppcr
.ttr‘cd edge for to pass the hunt}
:lm-ugb
tintht-r lott'ci' (‘Alfit‘ trt‘ :~'lt‘t'\'t' br-
tw'cctt 'ltlllltlt‘ “WP“ perforations; .
..w ~lctvciIaIIIl to lotnr oil-git .n
nuttlntl, tlH\‘ s. :tnt :t~ itottltctl. t tum
warn of writ toil .i~ lit ltlit «l to stun l ..
"i I” pcrlo: :ttion and fan. Sets t.» ’
Illt‘0\(‘bllllil 1H nottltcih small “it"
perforation in Ititi' nt scant of slcctr—
liftnd. \‘ctt slit-to in utmliole is
notchcil, Hilfill “u" tutt‘oraiion 3
ehottltlcr scout t' :tking it an) {Itlntw
'lhun, turn n lltltf ill" til"; of froi. t
butt section on slot let-ratlhlls. law
on bank litlt M'ttluil “(it“lits and c-. -
bcs uttdct‘ncatli chit: «tilt-h the rigl t.
cud ll," liltlt from t'olnlctl edge; filll‘
tltt‘! loft t-lLt"~‘ I-t lttlt fI-r tltislll". \.'
just to position on dim wth upt-
cilgo at italic: illil" -:ltrrrc “‘i.‘
ptri’orati Ill lit ar ttlilt rl .tc.k
\ I :ltl .tr of ltilti‘tt‘ ititntttcd with
tilll)!0ltll‘l‘_\' makes a dainty finish for
ti.“ I-tI It.
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Price, l I Icnts.
Carving
Sets
A‘ Very Complete
‘ fissorimcni
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l
i believe
newspapers of this country that he. N t“ S
W” "‘1 an Firm-bout \torkdtty titan' a re 31’ S
written that this country was at wat‘l help you to escape many ail-
wiih Mexico." hc said. lll‘lE‘i'ttS. if you give me timely
help the president and the men lnl BEECH l M’s
Failure of the brotherhoods and the PMS
:icdctntlott to amliate bcfotc now has
side. he said, adding: “We ate Itcar- l ”numb.” 1' in”? “has" AN
er nlhllntiot. today. GHEHES'! ti‘b“ b'lILLs A
I d . IL 0 <
Crowd." and declared that now as; {fill-Eritguor‘gl’lwxm Mano
...... ...... ...t it... *nifltrr? [walk
election had been won without the h 0“ 0
wine across the front pages of HIM
it Would hate taken for ltint to hate ‘I can remedy most ills, and
“Our principal object now is tol aid-n Naturally, Natureprefers
thry will do it."
not been \titolly the fault of either: “'1‘“ 5"°°‘A"M'a'"“hn”w°'u‘l
Lee paid respects to the “\\ all Street; rnr DXAIIWD on.“
assistance of New York. lndittna or mountfi'fifu
(.d‘ m, “....lnn,“ mm t‘nncrrss tmt Till the faint light that will” in“, ‘ ' Ml .. -. -” #fl a
no right to pass any ltIW (‘Olllltt‘lllilk‘l now ‘5 WW" I
. * , A 1 Min . 1 ~ . . .. ' - o l
u “m? to work. provided he “I“ “015 till“), 1 who litr lift. lllt slotmu. TAILORED uUIIS ..
; iit prison. if he did not want to, and Shall opt-it o'cr Ittc front the ptttpyrcs: . . and v I
‘he did not think it would do so l mm" ln ‘
ltoionircd tlit‘t'lillg followed lll‘ais. Wit]: “‘ulHH‘LLI in” “““lllly. IInd a“ S REMODELING OF FURS
' with b i- . I. 1 .
01 President “ilson by Lee ‘ ‘.'.'Il‘i.zt‘tt t‘ttllcn llrt-4tnt by I
"it. took more (cum 8 to li tol ‘ - f I, - l
t: rt Ill _,--.__. , l New York Ladtcs' Tailor l
G. ROCKOFF
11 North Main
We Also Do Cleaning and
Pressing
.1
Wampole‘s Extract
It‘i‘od Liver Tonic and
{Builder 79c per Bottle
soils Nowell-Corporation
vnasthPTION onucotsro. g.
32 Washington 8M
ZFXPENSWE FOB your REAL EX- llltnois labor should not 1' “n “EMS““U l" @3239 f ‘-
all to re ‘ ' T‘ ° 1 lb south Not-watts. (it. i
lV’ENSE is to own tenantless property. ‘ "it BRIWISWW‘ . __ NW- ,_ . -__ ._.- ._._l
l \{ttL Uterine; not
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