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Cranberry Pie.
one cup of cranberries IItId‘
$313 of raisins. Add to them
to: you: ~, half a cup of water,
I of flour, and a teaspoon
. ~V‘Bake with two crusts in
Ialow oven.
llrrant Muffins.
[one tablespoon of butter and
0'. Add a ‘beaten egg, two
ups of flour, three tea-
Mts. Bake in quflin tins.
Fruit Drops .
dry one pound or figstl
Int meats and put
grinder twice.
all.
Shape;
at and put lIIIlf It walnut
i
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ll Kidney Be
”1’8 of beans four lIours,‘
ttlo'u until tender. III-am
with milk and, when
with a little. dissolved“
dimmer. pepper and suit %
llopeci Spinach.
Quartet of spinach until
yin and chop flue. Mix
cup of bread crumbs,
3, and‘buttcr, and bolts
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are so simple. that the woman who has cover und petticout.
:dress it well.
fconslder the shape of your face. The finer handkerchief linen for “best."
Iback of the head is of
but the frame made by the hair must to suit
be becoming to the lace.
‘an powder, and half a brows can wear
coiled I ' II .
lthc name 01' the'nt ck.
tlld mil in granulated sug- exercises much.
[grow-lb of hair to obtain the dust, be-lcotd weather,
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How Often Do You Shampoo?
Monet—II Lingerie.
There is :to longer any necessity lot" Once upon II time 1112' traditional
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loading the hair with ‘bratds, rIIt.I,III'IIy to dress underneath ,wus u
puffs and’cuyrls. The fashions today chemise, corset, puntaloons, corset
adjusted in the
given. These garments were
In dressing your huir made of durable linen or cotton with
only a small crop or hair can easily order
. i .
tttiportance,f .\ow every one dresses underneath
themselfis. 'Stout
Women of have reducI‘Il ItudergartnI‘InIs to their
line lowest
WOIIIFH
severely classic features and terms. A combination suit
the hair brushed of some silk or cotton jersey “'fftli‘t',
straight 'back from thn forehead and with corsets nitd hrussicre, is con
It“ the head or ut,sideil~d enough.
{it suppressed.
uecessitutesl Women of
liven the petticont
Simple hairdressing average size have III]
M of raisins, one I-up.lcrleItnet' hair. therefore healthier ltn?t‘.;sot‘ts of choice, says the New York
The hair must be thorouéhly wusiII-Il liorald.
every week or two, especially if ouetchemiso
They wear combination
puntuloons ot' crepe do
Some women boast I-hiue or the newer w.I.-'IlI snttns, lace .
of washing their hair but. once in sixltriututed but not full. They wear
weeks. imagine the scalp with itsII-ontbinIItiIm spits under their cor-
tnyrinils of oil glands and its heavy sets of' line silk Milanese weave in
‘ and all sorts of pretty
I-qubinutimts of Iorset cover un-l
‘pctticnut or pnutaloous over it.
I Petticoats are of soft silk or satin
lwtnctt little IIpEI-II. 'I‘IIII: lil‘i‘
ll't’l‘)’.ill0l'l. ’l‘yhe llflH‘ to be with the
present type ot short drop skirts Low
lug bathed only once in that long per-
iod.
Householdllnen. tithes
it is always wise to keep It too t‘.\
lira towels and other llncns lot emerg-
eucv use when gu Isis IIIriIe. This up in fashion. .
plies to table linens also. livery set in spite of pink I'I‘I-pc Ile I-ltiuo
ot‘ napkins and each tablecloth should and satin modes in uIIIlIrwenr, ntunyt
thIr initial
I! pull
the housewifc’s surname
or her monogram embroidered
women, and not by any menus thosol
who are IIIuIserI‘IItiI'I‘I, rctnttin trite to?
"a” %it. '1 here Is It question at to the pun» r the simple, beautifully (‘llllll‘oltlt‘l‘t‘tL‘
Apple Salad place imput them, but the tnnjoti:y \Vhilt‘ llulislv underwear. ‘
WWW pares and cut in‘ 0 meter the letter on It tablecloth to hc‘ hey may make the concession»
Mix with d fpw 59,.de in one Iotner where it will just Shh to the new forms of ('t'lllllnllllflll
lséyve on lettuce “It”, u of! the rounded edge of tltet tnhlc.\ :Ip- qulIrgurmont, but. they like the
- lkinq should mm. I)". "finals in tho IlIIintiuess of cool white underwent"
, (‘orner or in the middle m one side, that recurs no feminine 'ntui which
berry Jetty Tarts. twitcrc they will he. on top when the lillmth‘l‘s Ni ht‘tllltii'lllli'.
pie crust. cutting; lllll napkins ItrI- t‘otdéd. 'l‘e'n unpkins’au‘e With lhv Dre-Witt fashion or trunn-
” lugs, bake the. cums the only ones on which a wI'IeIth cuu parent lilOlN'I‘i “T I'ltit‘t‘ou. Georgette
plain round put :I, spoon.
cover with It ring and
ado. “use sum“ not
110 from bi l“, oi lI lt1III-tl
filled with qu kind In
Such dishes ttlunys (ID
i. of It child.
M ton Stew.
Illlll plows It pound of
hltll‘httif nu hour. ‘lsllf't
till “carrots and one on-
he must, cover with wn
until tender. 'I‘lticken
n at taploc For the
bi a nice light bis- 3
fit small, thin circlesl
poon or cooked corn
y It to taste, udd II lump:
"d told over into small!
but for 20 minutes. ‘
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---r"eads’ Supreme. i
wéctbreads in milk, cooli
.0 111%; inch cubes. Workl
' ' with creamy, and
it f; Ii hard cooked cggs‘l
It potato ricer Melti
f butter, add 2 table-
and srir until well
. ‘pour on graduall}.%
constantly, .1 cup'oft
ate, 3- 4 or a teaspoon
' Ion otpepper, a few
es, the whites of 4
a, finely chopped, and
" Serve in timbale
calls, or putt, paste vol-'
. 0' binding on it,
the boillnrpolnt andl '30" Cleaning Spiral Bedspringa.
appropriately be placed. it in quite ('l‘t‘lh‘ “1‘ not, all chemise ItnIl cor<et
p1ettnlntible to place un tuitiIIl within WW" 10W I'H'I‘ N‘Iluceti In low or
the wreath or other Iiecmntive Iuotlt ”le straps UVPI' tht‘ shoulders.
The napkins I.- III also be tinislud with Anything t-lHI‘ looks} Milly under!
ltemstltch bed or scalloped edges Some
women may IIIguc that they hIIIeII't
time to put cmhroidery on household
neuth, even it‘ it shows bttt slightly.
Mont petticmits are very simple for
IlIIytIIuII wcur. Thcv huvo ll (it‘l‘t‘l
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linen. This Isn poor urgtuncut, for mm“ (It the output or plain .Itlk oi
IIltnost every woman has/u t'eII tun-“1‘“h ‘11") Ilrt‘ L'till‘ nosed. Other uu~
Ilet‘skirts llll\‘t‘ jet-soy'silk tops with It
ut'ItTlIi‘nt: tit-red llounce of stitln; the
,llllll‘l‘ more or less covered by rui‘l'los
lIIIli‘ II linger in width.
utentu timing the day when she sl't
down to I-lutt with It friend.
Petticoat (Originut).
Toke nu old night cont thIIt hasl Party pettit'onts are more elabor-
beIouzo worn ut the top,’ ('lll it IIit‘.Fllle- They hang “'01“ the shoulder
hI-It author it til the waist Itnd put 73.“ iltlkllilml‘ SUSDL‘MCYI' Of ribbon.
and either put :I my IuIItIiItut: petites which are cloudlike
run :1 through, anti :ntraugenteuts of pink or white crepII
‘ut a lime minim; ' 'ottntl tlIII botto:
ton or or tape
llld you have It nice short III‘ItiIItIIt . H“. . ..-..-_ w- --
Ior I‘l‘Pl')’(l'l,V use. 7 I .
‘ _-,--. t WORK ON NEW REVENUE BILL.
'\ _ \‘tASlllNi‘TDN .lIIn. 'Bti.-~-Tltct
To Remove Brmses From Furniture House Wow and limits committee:
\‘I‘I‘t
Ivutcr
the bruised slim with \I-- ”-mI‘III‘I toduv to pII<.; on the new r-I‘v
Souk " piece of brown lhltlt‘ré IIue bill and planned to tepolt it back
_ y. _ . . .. . . . 'I the llottse llllt‘l' in the day so that
If scIetul thicknesses In \ItIIuI wuter, , mm“ be taken up tomorrow for do
and lay out the video Then applylhnto. Republicans will makn at light
a warm fiattmn ttutil tho tItoisturcl In the Ineustne and seek to substitute}
q _. y I ‘ I _, ,, I protII‘tiIc tIIrifl' system for the ex-
“m" RC1) J the prouss if mm era profits tax ItttIl highcr- inltcriw
lid and the bruise will disappeut. *3 fl, (.ms of the h," lht'uocrntic
‘ lenders expect the, measures pussagel
not lutet than Thursday.
Final action on the t‘ortiticatious'l
bill was looked for ill-tire House to-!
day. Later this week, the naval hill,
carrying $353 000,000, will be reported
from committee and considered by the
House, and the army appropriation
bill with appmpriutions of between
$275, 000, 000 and $300. 000. 000, Willl
t‘ollou. Repteseuiutives will caucus
on the. legislative pr «grunt Friday}
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Purchase It 10-cent. dishmop/ until
thoroughly dust. springs with the dry
mop, then dampen mop with kero-
sene and go over a second time. The
cleaning can be accomplished ‘ thor-
oughly and easily in this way. Also
hermetic prevents rust
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' .‘ : Fetching In Stone Blue Cloth.
,r. ' llllc l‘lUlll.
tilt-It to
IIlIiiI;
tons.
The trout Is made. III will”
:IIIIIIInInIlutc It \esi of soil.
I-IrpI- trimmed with lililt‘ hot-
()i'ltlllllt’llllilg the 'l'tottt of ill“
lll't\w‘ from waist to Item, lIoII'IIII",
pro buttons of selt' IIIIItcriItl. \
Lit'ztiulIt IIIIIIoII lIelt lIIIlIl~I iu the i'u'
JIM til the It: Iistlittc Hithet lllM‘llt' II
or applied lilil' kets In I_\ be used to hit I
ill” IlII'ss tIltiIlI IIouiII‘s .l7’g
int-it lllilltll." .l
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l'I-Itors IIill be impossible if
lonII Ilresstuuktll is IIItI-t'ul to stItIl/
the tlilllilg gttiIlo IIet'orn beginning
\Ioflt. The front is lIIiIl on the Inn l
terinl so 1' Int 11:0 Inigo “0" lit‘il I:
it Ins tIst on It ll‘llj’llli\l>‘(‘ llllt‘lltl. "ll III I
lInIk is Juid on ”00 lengthwise i'ol-l
If the goods. ’l‘lII (‘llllilr in tin I
Illltt‘tl on It li‘ll"lll“l5t‘ fold of good",
uith the. cult to the left of it, with '
Jurgc “U" petfotnttous on a term”
wise. thread. The sir-me tc ‘ on .I
lcngtltwi c llllt‘litl to the upper rigl t.
of the cttll' null ('0lllH‘. Tito tllt‘llllb‘t‘ll“,
IoI-tkc tuud pict: ug for the front en'—
ily tun) llt‘ IIIII-IIIIIIIIIIIlateIl on the "Mr
IIII'iul left lil‘lth‘t'll tho front Hu‘li
lIItck sections of the putter". If tlm
sleeve; llt‘ 'lt“ll(‘tl with cuff. cut IIlf
louvt putts tilting small “It” porn “0..
tion. The skirt uIItI he shorten I“
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III III ‘ I lop in il\'t‘l‘li;‘vl
tluv
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I . I-itltct ll} tuIIIittg,r the hem Ilcetcr Ir
% 4 6953 Ittttittg off the p:-'Ittttu ut lowerlmlgow
.; . I.l' iIIIIIt IIIIII lIIIlI lttrloto Ithltlllg" .t l
l Stone liluII liroutlclotlt is used to ill the Otilll, l '
A carry out this fetching costume. .H Ti“, 1;” pnrticulnrly cfi'cI-tive ,u,”
it! triuIIuI-Il with It Inst 01' WNW tIIIIm fol ittt'IIrItIul afternoon wow. i
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% Ircpo buttons and t'I'tuIy pockets ('IIII-iIIl oil it: IIIlIIurs In unv (If it."
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('1' the first day of the House oi
ltctI'cierttnlives Ruins t‘ouuuiltet-
“Inuit" inquiry in Now York (‘ity
SlIIIrItzIIn l.. Whipple of llostou, coun-
sel tor the I-otuutittcc, put on the III I.II
ILl‘lll SIIIIIIIIII lI‘. SII'IIit, ('llilll'lil‘lll of Ittwtutg' III" the is.-
1!.I~ Stock “Kt’llillltll' (‘lIIIIriItz llIIItse,]I:III~II, but .\lI
IIlli Henry (2, S. Ntillll‘, [It-I-Itjtlunt m‘
the New York Stock Exchange. lle‘roinu t_o the
lion tint-lib:
ItIlIl tlII-III hc wuutcd records of
nun. ‘ 5mm” postman ’LM‘Hfi’I’ “LE.“
to and
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the ‘
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snencv 0.3. moral
(Err-tr on the IXIFIIII‘sv- bl'twevll I)I~I-.I
‘ltllti, tinting
“speculation
lll‘ll‘tl to lliu't’ taken place.
IiI‘nIIInIl‘tlIIIsII
jun!
I-tot'k
which!
is net
t‘Iltoc
oliiriuls ('illl d M
iil'.l oi :IIII‘IIt-uot‘s nil
stuilrtlfl,
lie smiled when or tub! ll‘tt‘ltl ho \I'IIRI,
lmlltl‘ll ill
period.
spcI'Ir‘
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aide IlIiuI- and creamy lace tlounccs
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Widespread Adoption or “Neutronc
rescription 99” Puts Big Check
On Rhcumatium ’
Tho crusude 'ILuIiust t'l‘lli‘llllllltl III in
this section bus had its effect.
The IIstouislIing results ot‘ "Neu-
trone Prescription flit" which huh: been
so widely recotmuonIlI-Il seems beyond ,
belief to the many t-clloretl sttflIII‘eI'S.§ -
practically \'(‘l‘_\' case has been cured‘
or ItenIIItItII'II. ‘
"Neutroue
tout; looked
the
has
Prescription tilt" is
for blessing and
~sprung into almost instant populntity
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actual results verify llllS.
“Neutronc Prescription 00" Ilifv,
fercitt from anything this in that it i
aims at the elimination of rheutnutituu ‘-
ns a constitutional disease of} the)
blood. |
W e earnestlv recommend “\‘mtirone
Prescription 99" to nil sutier‘set from
rheumatism, gout ot lutnbugo Do not-
fail to test this now famous prcr (rip-E
tion. . l
Go to your druggist Iutd got it. 50c.
is
WASHING
Washington
;l)lt)fil.(llllfi in
versury ot‘ the
Ilcut llcliinhy.
Washintztt :I
'ztigltt
IInIl
Supreme (‘ -
with
.-\.Ist-‘.-
INevcr Put
a Croupy
Chill“
Bed lilt-
cut Giving
a Base of
Foieys tin;
Mother 3 know is. sic no ,
because. it. cuts (no IlIiI K chol;
ing mucus, clItats 1}: I
phlegm, rtopu the!
tallic cough, II Ito‘s tlto dit‘li
breathing, then qlllkt sicc
DAY.
TON.
toIlu y
ltuuot‘
"0‘“
IIIIrIIt!
i‘l'h'l my
‘I .lll‘~ll(‘t‘
ll« nut-sin
.‘
”3.;
Jun.
It I'
\VOl'l‘
lllt‘
llIIkI‘r, ,
the I
ems
L 01(‘7utrf
lit 31'? ‘- 2.30
“I
ll'LU
0T 31-00 bottle and say gOOd bye. Mrs. T. Neurcucrfii‘ nu Claim, We,
trouble. Mall orders filled on 31.00% \nl‘lk’s: ‘Folexa IlIIn- -_'I\ I l Tor con:-
size ! plate]?! cured my boy ole. very sex-ere
‘ . ‘ .11 yap Misc 0 arm. {L'Avl’okuowiromex r-
For sale in South Norwalk )0 % ience that his III-loucierIIIlWremedyl’lo;
Mead druggtst .—Adv. l coughs ,coltls,croup,-.I 0(-;‘l:‘.g€0ll£1l.”
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Try one.
Sentinel Advs. pay.
1cKlNLEY'S BIRTHI:
BIL-«()lllciul %
carnation
'I'Iltlt aunt-I
birth ot‘ the lute Freak
The Ohio Society 01,
:I rot-option to-
ot‘ Wut'
tl‘lIIri-‘I of
of honor.
«In—.w—II
IIIIlIIsI tnIItIIiI is, with lllltlfl‘ls Iunii-
fen-hing; frock for utter ‘II-Il, it lllt‘r'. s :IIIltII~i Ituy require-
sIIlIII‘t this design in stout utettt.
.Cl'l r0983 suowmo .31: so
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noon “cu:-
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I FOLD 0F 54 iNCll MATERIAL WITHOUT HAP " "‘1 AW” ‘0 ”'7
*lTTtllu‘tl'll lloiiew Cos Mlllme \‘o. 6583. $19354 to~4ti lllt‘lK‘S bust. l rir‘, '
20 cents. _ .
House Dr'csses
i
i The well-known Boston Maid House Dresses, mado‘ol
, the best quality percales, ginghams and chambrayys, well
made in several stylcs, collarlgss models, cut round, square
3 and V shape. Also models with collars edged with , em-
I I, broidc‘ry in self colors. Some models piped in contrasting
colors. I
% Plain, Striped and Plaids,sizes 34 to 45 ........ .. 3150
Extra ,stout sizes, 47, 49'and 5r . ....... . ........ $1,75
, J. I. MALLETTE:
88 Washington St South Not-walk.
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