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'1 tablespoon of flour, 1'2 cup
[ounces of grated cheese, a
tilt, a. pinch of cayenne, 3
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How To Get Purified PiIIOwa
With feathers an ounce of preven-
tion is worth scveral pounds of cui‘i’.
Read the. tags on the pillows you buy
to we if the feathers are. new. Dirty
feathers, from which the lumen or
protein matter in the quill has not
been removed, carrying barnyard filth,
mean a “strictly" pillow, with possible
danger of disease. It is very difficult
to purify them perfectly, even by fac-
. mry methods.
a cream sauce of the butter,
w milk. When ‘smooth add
wooing and yolks of eggs,
Remove from the fire,
whites of the eggs slia and
to tho cheese mixture. Bake
W e oven;
. ’ ' i Never buy pillows made of second-
4 ‘ . :i feather‘. You can never tell
'Mhy Sauce ban B
whence they come or whither they, go.
This Will where our grandmother
got he rstart. She had feathers of
origin, from her own barnyard, often
. WM cup butter, 2-3 cup sugar,
' vanilla, white of 1 egg
, «t. Cream sugar and butter
, add egg, 13 cup boiling wa-
: t
fluorine serve at once .with ll‘ " wtt Wing of the feathers
' ‘ themselves.
‘ Modern cleansing establishments.
A uhtltote for Capers
. nuturtium seeds make an
lllbltitute for capers. Take
W used after the flower has
lay in salt and water two
In cold water one day; pack in
I find cover with scalding vine-
waned with mace and white
.. Land sweetened slightly
. its sugar. Cork, and set away
flight before you use them.
using either live steam or an rlctro-
chemical process, offer the houste
keepers every opportunity [or the hue»
teriologicnl cleanliness of her feather
beds and pillows. if the inside of tho
cup should be cfeun, ‘so also should
the inside. of the pillow.
lluy only pillows made in factories
which have a. process for the coui~
pletc Stt‘f‘iillalltill. One woman, after
{seeing a film picture of the factory
‘ method of venturing dirt from feathers
and the mute (Widt‘llt't‘ of how much it
\va's needed, wrote. to the factory for
a supply of the sterilized article, say-
ing that she~ hadn't had a night's sleep
since seeing the pictures.
Uneasy lies the conscious head tltitt
rests on unsterilized feathers. '
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We Cheese Salad ~
adult and cream into cottage
. Add chopped pecan meats.
.. lotoballs, place on a nest of let.
Pour over each the following
Iliad dressing: Five table-
" ”of‘lugar, 3 tablespoons of vin‘
Mr the hire of a walnut,
’ nil together for two or three
Take from fire and beat in-
flated egg. 1! not cooked sur-
.. . put on the fire again but do
at.” it curdle. When cold, mix
. :3“, «total quantity of “hum” ipaper, ttp-to-tlate‘stylea. lowui" lust
‘ ' "“""1”"a”‘” Estimates cheerfully glveed in
1" "m' ._,-.-.:3—rt"§'otflcc "f somhem'fim‘loliclted. Tolstantl on stove
Nu England Telephone .Co. “no, lli 1-2 ’ This Lith'f‘n washing
’55-'55 continually.
The l‘ive-pt'iuntl size of corn syrup
tina are worth aavlnd to use:
i. For boiling eggs when short 0.
sattcepans. ‘
2. For meltjullnufl'l supplies;
u".
'f
Losr~A BLACK AND TAN Doom mm, my new“, guph
oh )ut noon on Friday. Finder pied}:F ”W- beans, cut-rants.
return to 30 Monroe fill‘e?t..afi of i. For packing small qttuntilics of
Norwalk. .poonfnl of
Wile milk, utld
“lit to make two-thirds
, then stir into the fish and
foldin onethird of a cupful of
eggs in watetulttss; cacti tin holds a
dozen.
5. For holding stting; each
"ruin a purct-I is neatly title and
I
pit-cc
put
in. l
. cream beaten stiff; butter in- 6. if 5mm,“ give out when 3pm
moulds, placing a circle of making; “M, M. ”Ming ritlnullltlt‘l“
l: bottoms; l‘tll twodhirds of ”men“. ,
i
fill: mliture :ind steam thirty
M. or until flrtn in centre; un-
‘onfn hot plates and “surround
med peas.
I
Met Potato Fritters i ACTER THE BANQUET..
potato fi-llter; are made. front An “I", ear arises from a ””139“.
‘. To two curtuls of mashed at, tho sound of thchllttcliktcyl' ii1il‘f‘l:
' toes add one cultfttl of milk. door. The clock on t c mnn e l~ r c\,
:poonful sugar 0m. tablathree. in the distance is hcatd tint
. : orindint. hum of a taxi. i
‘tter, a little 'soft and the "is that you, John?" What hind ofI
. two beat-2n eggs. Shape into. 1 time did you have?"
38: dll? into ”19 cracker “Rotten. The most nwful thing-—
dip a“ socond time in the, “Did your speech no well?
’ n . 4 ' ‘ ~ . ) 3 .h
. _ i If i do say i.. liotttt, my spttt
on and cracker crumbs not , sued the dinner."
5°: ‘0 “1““ Fry “‘ “M’i “What did you have to eat? \Vilfil
e vety hot.
it a good dinner?” 5
John tosses ottt the highly deccrul-y
c.‘. menu and turns tip the gas. 3
Lottie stut'ics it Willi professional:
intenst. “It looks like. an awfully;
good dinner." '
"'l‘hcy till look good in type."
7. When berry picking.
. - -. I
Some music both charms to tut-re,
it man to start a rough house.
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I
I
Focuses moon's. 1
ill dart in the path or :ii
mtivc at night and run at,
f sixty miles llll hour_ in,
V o I
m of lite headlight tuttil "Men certainly do have mod"
" ”XbRUSted' It “fl” ”no“ timer," sighs Lottie wistfully. I
it between the rails to nI “Good time," ”or,“ John, “you;
. "1“"- Th“ “5““ pu 9““ tlont think i Went for a {good time doi
tactics on tho~ ltlghwatlyouyt '
Icr are wanted we can do so at yourl 0h?" "If they did. somebody would
THE GU‘ F STREAM.
Lovely and cold and fierce, l ivc‘l‘li iii) .
! GIVE US GOOD BEDS.
I way
I
Modern life. liming
eliminating economy front the list of
virtues. is now. apparently, (Pnduct
ing a drive against sleep, which the
older authorities numht-red
miinkind's bless-toga
tinnitus out
till III or IIESSIII
and
Scourge ill the lands, companionttd
by the storm
Tossing to heaven my f’rontlet, \xiitl
‘ and may.
might useful, Mahler's. yet conscious.
weekend case; mine all day.
flood-looking (‘Itl:~t‘ to
People, cit y peo-
is an overnight lur d ‘ ' ‘ pic itt particular, seem to be ashamed
. . r - 1‘8. 9 t I’ll . . » -
for feminine t the t ma ‘ )t r c , “ h”, ,5 ”m. ultcn “Na”, 5,, "a”; N, of the tact that they must sleep. Tired
black morocco and fitted with sun tan . nature's swt-t-t rtasttner. sure iabor’s
dry useful toilet articles. illClULlll‘J. (lose to my life always. bul blt’nd' bath, that which knits up the reveled
comb. brush, mirror and bottlel. ””5 “““T‘
sleeve of l'al'l‘wlile' inventor of which
was so praised by Sancho
prince of oquil‘es~-i.~‘ in tlisrepute.
This tendency to wncoal the
that sleep still fiflls upon mankind is
strikingly illustrated by modern fur
niturt. The bed that
with gilt tops. it is handsomely lined, ”WEE; {Swift “all" ““059 ("Trial
we“ “lad" and finished, “m“! and Not at the instance of my strum:
t-t'rp'tct. A: a trim tron. the once- endeavor
popular vanity cases, this is of con- '1‘" pierce the stronghold wlwrc their
ventionul traveling bug shape, and it
secrets are?
‘ is obviously the sort of luggage a gen-
liouyunt, impalpnble. relentless, thin “as trttnkly a
tlewoman Would carry herself. when Rise. the clear, lllUt'klllll walls, bed is being thrust into the back
larger pieces were. being sent to I 'l‘- fill?“ in "3'", ground as something to be ashamed
destination. Also, it is large enough ' 1;};‘(hlinlw ""1“”: "9"" ”1’" [mm of. its plaice. is Hill?“ by various
to hold a nightdress, M‘SIIKH’. “llll' (Jr with, ““1““va of a cold dis- kinds of monstrosities that masquetr
tiers. and even a soil crepe dc t‘llim’ dain title asother articles of furniture in
or thin Ellk SGML T259332 ”I" KIMHKV‘ “'llli‘ll 1 "iii." the daytime, and. indeed. far into the.
night, contestant: that
made to serve
they can be
New Ruuiln Linens Snown in New
its beds only when
u
Forever sundered . -
York. ‘ and forever one
Linked by o.bond whim» s mu l mu frivolity can no Ion or stand or sit
Recently arrived in New York, from, not “up“. I y ’4 .
‘ ~ . . - but must, perforce, become recum-
llit‘ hand-.ooms oi the peasant women Ottr hostile _\'t'l embracing currents 'bent
of Russia. are some. embroidered ”mil 'l‘lfe “Mk“, ,h - , H i it i
. . ‘ . .. . ,- . l 't' 5‘ ‘. 1‘ Hit lti. l‘ )N
linens of ext-.cptpnul beauty and in»; but ' .“fdlow "mm” m ”m" hm" h .. I . ‘
tertsl as the' ”"1de In their d?“ nut-sit, Ill , the tumor. the closet door, the
h. . h“ l“ d > f l . ,Batfllrgd withheld 1 Hosp the bride Morris chair 'tllt‘M' may at any mo.
signs t 9. [am y tra itions o tit-trl bliln. . , .
ment, in ”W pulling of :t strap or the
. .. - « 7" -tl » - ' ‘
mailers. Even the linen 0" “N01! .I I'IWW'III" pressm of pit spring he rctt-aled its
the embroidery is placed in wown' ""4! "V?" i" lb")! Wrttlh a wllti regret
t . In! 9.4 i if p" t .- .‘
by the women themselves. This is strife ‘ ' 1"“ of Mum“
I
the first time that any cont-aldernblt-l Tinucs my fury at: l rum" and ”N
,aleepi'tg utensils beds one cannot
fairly call them, And they function
. l
as beds in to different. hullhcarted
quantity of this work has been re- ("it‘fmh‘ tbt- btutlcrs of that cultut-r ”y m, if unlimited 0,- the ”mm , iatk
. . ., » .-
ceived in the l'nited Rtutcs. as here- 9 ' _
‘ Iltsttte \Vlltlrit‘ course my wrutltl'ul of many mm“ ”'"-" "T" "Meir” of t
lofore the ureal demand tor It in
England and France has called furl
the entire supply It has been dis-T But all my anger. all my puiu and
tributed by the women of the Rust “1"“,
Are vain to tiitunt hcr ulutiness; nil
none.
Until sin p “5“” lit‘t’tllllt‘rl obsolete,
the human race must have ‘
some sort, and the llltll‘t'
lltlll'l-P is not,
w 'V‘.’ - ----
beds of
cotiifortnblc
sian aristocracy on brim" 0' ”W .t... M”... they are the limb-r. No sleeping imr
peasant “011‘ch 3‘0“ ”it“ "'9‘ Slit“ coer- intuit-inc, and l tlo not knov: plement disguised as it phonograph. it
humpean demand llilh lessened. sumo (“1:31:28 it“. ,0" {rmdumw U, hm. bird cage or n cook m)“, “m take.
of the output comes across 110 - . - , , , - . ,
Atlantic l' ' «in most lit-r Iowt‘pt‘ her for, ”"3 plate or ”H old fashioned piece
SM“, ”mum,” “.0O,M__‘,_ “Sultan of furniture that was it ind and noth-
Somt‘ 0f_ihl“.“l""‘ “‘ l: "T“"W sonny (‘oolitlgcf lliK elsewf‘liicago News.
when , .ule colors. There is u do, ____H ‘ , '
v‘idl‘d difference lit-tween the work ofI ' "Mr‘
W THEY SAW THE DOCTOR. ,
these peasants of Southern Russia, ‘ .BR'DGE:::L:?VG:GT: JCAIL
I E KLESSLV
tin and that done fur up in the Ural At” Mt" th . . . ‘
Mountain. The latter is much boldcr‘ ' e “new“ ‘1'“? the. ' ‘
Piiyeic‘ln Mao Sow. ‘ .
A Chicago spt- ‘lnlist “0' 0,, a cor MILFORD, Dec. l.~-ileorgc l’t-tcrs,
“up mpmhm tlzc “ml m 0m, M u", u iitney driver lrom Bridgeport was,
rttl.t.~‘t mi
in design, while the fomier is softer,
in tone. 'l‘ht~ white linens are done
in various forms of drnwmvurk stitch. i our western milliopuires. ‘scntcnccd to in days ltt jail by Judge:
A lnrgc vnrictv of stitches appear, tht“t\i"t’llr1 ““3“! “Nul’mi‘ 817;“ {Olllld Stoddard iii the. town court today 0:1; _
- ' ‘ ' " “”5" mm. w it) tau t : l l . ,-
' ‘ . t. . 1 9 - . . .- ,_. . . v ‘ _ _
and u characteristic feature is tht l hm 1w,“ “1., on u delicate and a L ”K OHHHHb dining ofhisuu
ltuintui limiter. My wife In a victim h"“”"“"- “it” Wednesday l‘elers'
ti" Illt ptotmtnin. and. knowan you: ”ml" up Nautznlmk attenue from tltcl
sk.ll lll mental distiller-n, l have shotcauti at junction of the llridgcv.
hrmu ll ‘- - .» .
mi, .. I h” on “u treatment ”“d”, port turnpike run into at car driven by
“lliiug the lady to tutu metttitiitlr_‘(‘wot'gt\ Lt'lflt‘ and formd it over on tlit‘.
row mornintt." said the physician. [sidewalk Th“ evidence showed thuti
“it will be best not to brim: lit‘“ l’eters slid 42 feet after applying his"
I‘tlnp'tll!l'u’tl)?if‘t‘,: {illlttfl't’tl the million brakes, It was the first lull penalty!
“, ‘ _ _" “'“_ 0 other, patients for violation of the automobile lawoi
might f‘ht‘llt' her. i suggest -»
.1.” wwm, hor in tny drawing meted out here since serious occidental
:mmn' \trtu ”ml he better?" “Md became so frequent in this vicinity.»
the physician.
I’eters awarded his case to the courtI
"0h. inttrhbctter." said the Hill?“ of common pleas.
in u relieved tone. l
_Air’d the next day the western iuil-;
em- ltouuire led into the physician's drawv
'broidered in prickly buds in two ing room A young woman of singular}
. » l‘ , . h u ‘ .
the border of buds in wide and thcrol gmmt, l ”h‘, . ““" manniflcltntly I
. v tum cl le mu i th "“""‘“ “ii W PM “‘9" mm“!
d" 0 ii -. D 1 ‘ ,co on n 8| and rcstlcsa, and when elm thoucht:
center of the. cloth. There are 400 no one was looking at her she soon: "
pieces of these linens, all different in
irregular pieces of linen left when tho
threads are drawn. These tire button-
holcd around the edge willt exquisite
colors, dark red ttnd dttll purple.
in the colored ttrficlcs. there urn
{honest}, ttllti form it curious Solit‘v
tit‘Siflll ttmltl the meshes of the draw]:
work that can be compared with thu‘
Moron, is the only class of tirntvn~‘
work. l‘ttyul-work, done in tho
llussittn plcccs.
Thesi- dyes ttrc made by the peasants,
and cannot be matched. in this clotii
large tablecloths in heavy crush. one
of .whlch-mtis inches square-lit
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Always Keep This Handy
is
(d under her coat three or four very! :1» day or the Group more to m:
:, 20* thou nrenbu who windy no.
(195,”. ”valuable ornaments. Tho physician] 35“,.“ non}: and um“. compound 1:
land westerner smiled slightly at one the boom ten :6: instant are.
another Mrs. Chas. Rolf". Allen's Mills.
Pa.
, gimp: "l haw? noun i-‘otey‘r-ll-lcucyand
”“3 ”“‘ W “ “‘4‘ “0- in“ ”‘9 “‘0“ “on 9! the Palm“. told the. husband vol ‘v.-l,“-.‘I‘§”.‘;t‘t 82‘;~itti‘3;.fifttf"“'lt“§l§§
3:1“:ng why“ it ca‘n ciijoy,‘ “Swami to refit u next my alone. .iw'ft mo many a c!o.:tir‘s bill for colds
it no; in Home (ny llluti 9 WI "And when , , .. t i..ticrot.p." »
“’me' ”‘0 ““3““ * ' rt] matron the llttlo ones
. . 1 , .. . . l , , -
llow l.lilll.illl(l tltfcis {tom day to 'lhe physician, after his Hammo-
:3;\:_n(i)trlv’wfl\;‘:1\ 3%,???“ time. is 109‘ I MISWN'NI. “I'll bring back ”1088’, "a II .;o an. ctoupy, if their breath-
.- t h l - . things that she littl taken." ’ ' "3““ ,‘th"? 3,”,‘11 “(”“y' 5“:
_-_..~_..—.—.-—.—.-——~-.— i. , o. n , , , v i ‘ r't‘ry'n ‘.tn'.‘)'{‘.lll ‘nr Tompoun
1- 0. Said Ill- P ‘3 Ribldn- I .' _-._ t:.-rc:‘tzl mother hua been able to
”Your lenses duplicated at Brand's.‘ "l Will." said u“, westerner.
They will be the same klnti of lenses. but he didnt and "he won’t.—-‘
as your old ones arr. Perhaps you Mi’ll‘EilpUHS Journal,
will find them marked on our com-
porativc. tooleolf two‘ numbers strong-
. » :tn uttuck of spasmodic croup
' thinly tho.
‘1 mo awakened by tho hoarse
:n' tot xnrunu croup. give
Lioncz' :ivttl 'l‘nr Compound at
“ v.'l'l cast: the little sufferers
”til i“!!! t:;lck choking pltlafi
. my \v‘ll li'tvn cosy breath
‘ mutt f1\91‘.
i ‘Nobody cares for the poor poets. K;
succeeded in
among'
Panza, ‘
fact i
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Very novel in style is this two-
piet-c. draped skirt, which is gathered
and has an extension on the right half
that is drawn around toward the
waist-line. closing at the right side.
The foundation consists of a two‘
piece yoke attached to a lace skirt.
Satin and lace financing could not.
be conibiitt-tl more effectively than af-
ter the model of' this two-piece draped
skirt. The extension at the upper
part of the right half in wrapped
around the body and closed at tho
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light side. The foundation consist.
ill at tuopiece yoke, which closes u
the tight :ldt', will. attached ono~
l‘lt'vd gathered skirt suitable for
flttllll'll‘g, but. having :1 straight low-
er cvlge.
quires 295 yards tlouuciug 32 inches
ltlllt', with 31-; yards 36»inch satin
and 3‘." yard 21 inch lining for the
foundation fltilt'rl.
The foundation is made first,
ttttirsc. To do this, close the left sides
team of yoke; as notched and finish
right. side 0(1ng {or closing. ('losu
but it scant of skirt. gather upper t-tlgtt
ltctwcen doultl‘ “T'l‘” perforations,
(if'
then turn lit-tn at lower edge. New
altirt to yoke, patches and center
‘ironta and t‘t'll‘l‘r'ifll'kS even, Iurgu
“0” perforation at upper edge u."
shirt at side seam. If flouncing in
used for the skirt, of course, then:
will he no lil‘lll to turn.
in medium sire. the skirt re- .
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Now, close the ccntcrbark scam of' ~
the draped skirt, notches cvcn. tiatlt-
cr upper edge and tho extension in -
right half, lit'f“ crn double “'l‘T" pcr— j
tortuous; r'iich taro about 3’;- in—
ches long under gathers in extension
drawing gathers to ill. The. ccnter~
front is indicated l|_\‘ line of small “0' '
perforations in right untl left half
of skirt. Adjust skirt to position on
foundation, ccntcrfronts and center—
backs cvctt; stilt It upper edge! toge-
tltcr; bring tit: large “0" perforate
tipn at upper edges of skirt to side
seam of yoke and bring the double)
“'l‘T" perforations near front cdgo
of right half to ntnall “o” perforation
at upper edge of front yoke. Bring
the extension in right half around tho .
waist, and fusion or. right side, over
the front edge of left half.
This shirt is also very handsome
carrictl out in chiffon velvet and Idct.
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GALVANIZED WARE.
Ash Cans, Garbage Cans, Ro—
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Shovels, VVesh Tubs, Bath Tubs.
Foot Tubs.
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