Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 1, 1917 · page 10

 

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baking a Goose.
i c has the
. it is
roasted‘l'aisins and

ga1 nlshod

1.... to it .(J tablo.
a (with a goose is
of the- year goose.

being (1‘ sign of age.

days before poohing.

19th. Some
arelo. as cooks

our latitudes
£00338 over the fire

{edge with flour and
the any number
’11 Wimcially appeals to
o whilo potatoes.

Moral of butter;

in; 3

. (131 parts of mashed
breadcrumbs, season
i; pdgper, onion. two

winced walnut
hllf‘ttoolis stuff a
odor,

wo libiospooniuls
, shallot,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Prune Pie.
and. ': 11.11110.

.'1 ’tasle. add

the whites
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o of soap on the skin.
oh it not appreciated,

Jokitpvea. and two table: .
3 meninl
‘33 rho. Of an Egg and till

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ight of 1an to:'-;

with

parsley
jnicoi is poured over it just
The secret
in
ldxiu its preparation.

its
Al
is. in

Choose one hazing a yol~3

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to is. fat and soft and tl1(JJ
A goose should haingltorial from beneath insertion, slip :1:
Sara
iilmoda water and a small sortion a: 1d the goods

thrifty house. thin goods, twist the piece as you
rub a goose with soap and tear it and it will tear across
.ooos perfectly good in it- without tearing
sometimes

a.
95'

and

1 all the hapertluous fat has
triad. then remove and wipe

stuff

«a turkey. dredging and hoilqd starch to a tub of 1insing 1m 3
knowing twenty minutes to ter, the table linen will iron like new.

of stumnga
and each may select 1an add 1 teaspoon ot‘ (Jpsom salts to (Judi

her
mash

1) three onions and cover dresses which havoanon dyed black
water, stir into the potatoes can he safely washed in this way. ‘
salt and
taste, a tablospoonful
We; mix well and stuff the rub them with (11le oil,

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3 millionaire

.Advarl'ce Styles for Spring Are Now_
Being Shown.
TinJ (Tusigyters are bringing out :1

IMPORTANT lfllllli
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To Mend a Man’s Shirt
l-'(Jn(1ally a litah’shirt wears out:
mound the. front of the collar first
and as most ot‘ them have a half moon “(My wcaw 0f Ball“ 1'01' ”18 fll‘fil‘3
at the hack it is best to take this out SDWIE’ Sims 5. "S a SUbSiiWJ‘ f0!" SWEJ‘J
while 11(Jw,and when it starts to wear ”W” ‘5 awotmng tendency ‘0 (uni-i 11
5.... '.1 pieco on each 31d... This winlhhuso and a11ange tho coat so that
last until the rest of the shirt is worn3 1‘ can be will 011- A WW or W iU3
01L low. mats are buttoned down the bacl .;
3ir(;1n neck ((1 hour 11 inch removvs any
lpossibility (.1 their .ln-ing taken off in
a public place.
it appears that tho prevailing gli'ttl
ot fashion is that a woman must not
think of going in hot' shirtsloo (Jvrs any
(more than a man would think of do

 

 

 

Three Sewing Helps.
lwl-f you have occasion to out 1111

discarded corset steel botwoen the in ‘
There will be;

lo damn 1' of cutting tho lace.

‘21“: h, alto). showing, to 11ml“ 3 t she wears u wash blousv D333- 3‘

:FY int 0f 30” on ”1" skin. l 2““,“9” “15““ a" “’1‘” a nam’wlmgtl th (11.11... purpm oil
J J mu 1 (J in ' ‘ J. 'n

h wJ e' ((1 . iece croasuise from muslin or other .,

M1 (mm at I and p1 D l(loanlin(J.s,but:1ot publicity So for

roaming is this mood that the modl (

tally 3
nova] tunic whirh extnnds only to thtJ3

lengthwise of the
goods.

’3—then whalohonos
them in hot water and press
3}1(Javy weight until dry.

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len' or slips cover the head is w'oin3
over a blouse with (1 (fl loth shirt even
3in the house. , 3

Probably the best thing to remoth;
her in Jhnying clothes now is that tho
guro must be straightened out in
the mediaeval mannvr from bust to3
hips. ion (J'm choose vour own way
of doing it, \vhotllm' by a (loop girdle.
lby tho stroll, J'ht lions. of tho falu'lr or
by a anll of soc-do or loa'llur that (Jon

coals any inward Cllli't' b(u(~.ttl1 tin-'3
' l

are boot, soak
untim-

 

Three' Laundry Hints.

l “hen washing worn linen nap-l
(er. if you will e-dd 1 cup of thiolu

material
2' Whoa WHSMHZ Oviorrd materials,3
llon of Wu... ill 3. , d 11 (1‘ _3".'.1'1ns toW'aid 1an \1 and.
g: d “1‘ t 3a ‘ ( (n 9 ('3 l There is no (Jvldonoo that (Jinbi'onl
'3 V ' ‘- " ,11 ' . . . .
s a P \ not tam bug? or merto (er in bullion and silk tlu'ond “ill ,go

out of fashion this spring, inn 1an or-
’nate lJ‘ronch designs taken from
stulnod glass nlndoira of (ht. i5ih ('.(Jn-l
tury 11.1w given way to tho nioro prim
itivr designs that (1.1(J sons on the pot

l
3. If pearl buttons have been dulled
or scratched with much laundering,

covm' with
nail powder and polish with Chamois;

‘ ‘ ' 3t(er oi lndiuns.
11101:; 8km. \Tho fashion for the cashmere and
'1, .....-
‘ ’1 (J ahawls that came out in Ge
hard— ~,.3.3 To 033 a 'Clock i (isl y

gooso

3,3‘iart apples and stowvdl
most delicious filling 11'

French ('.hostuuts,
thou pooled and
of but-
herbs and

.,Tomato and’Ch’zeese.

hair cupiul of rice, put in
flireo cupsful oi boilingln takes 3003
V19 minutos; add one ('up-

t on-

. . toaspoonl'ulgput into cans while boiling hot. don‘t
0” ““3511 has linen COORZ‘Hfill quito t'ull,lo.1ve plenty ol‘ room to
two tablerpoonfuls
“3‘" 51"le unul “(‘9 lJ‘J‘oold, roll the top (Jdgo in parafiimJ
gratodJ
‘S‘J as soon as t (J ('hoosei

in a double
y. tender. Remove the'
_ 3 just
” 'Xof tartar and Wash'placing a hot (loth over the stomach

a

9

a

of

heat .. or
:(J mashed prunes.

34 l

wrk' mull/J ME TO DO WU" Hutu; BUT
l-V.~’\3 .. .4: E 3 BORN l ' 3.3.313
HF ?” ““ 5—. j:
l .. 33 3

. better than stimulants and induces“ al-

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SEWC’QRHIVG‘S .
ALL i Do 15 33

‘ : tubal" will again and expression this
Sometimes clocks a...) and no spring in figttrss printed on not our
A faces and also tho reproduction ot tho

amount of coaxing will start them
whi1l1 is an old Indian

simple way 10 1"(111(de this in to soak l’alalvy 1M“.
(1 llttle piooo of rollon cloth in coal dt‘hlgll in J‘IDINOidJ‘I‘)’ “0““ in “01mm
oil. then opon the door (it tho clock “11d bullion ilJro 1st
and place the (lolh undornotth tho
works. A little oiling is very often all1
that, they hood and this does it. (Ji’l‘thtu-l
ally. Learn the cloth in the clock-
until all tho oil is absorl1(J(l.. ll‘ thorr‘
is nothing brolton in tho clock this
will start it off.

 

The Eye.conCealing Hat.

”1JV(;J(-oi1((Jali11g” hat which is 1101'
popular in Paris/and London, will no
(miro nofi‘tlarity bore. Somehow,»
American women like to son as no“
as be soon And, (Japoolallv it” one ht. '
ions that .110 good to look at. it s01 ms
foolish to trv to hide them under a
it will he argued that

3 (l l k 3 3m 'ibero is :1 certain (Jti’octivenoss in
ii ‘0 ' '4 l .
or on 3 am ‘ v1r,coo e S mlnwstory, but ulystot'y on 11 \vltolosulo

poas almost done, add a littlo salt. lsoale might D311-

lh' Jss'oxprrts say thov would not hr
at all surprised. however. to see 1an
3pound the cover in. When "“13 arcl fashion parado assumo the nature 01
a Turkish procossion it‘ 1an new style
makes a hit.

Whllo our imitativo facility in"dr(Js;J
i: highly devoloped. it. remains to be
seen whether tho hat and others like
it will make as powerful, an appeal to

' Fifth Avenue as it does—lo ’Picadilly
A patient unable to retain food or and the Bois.

RS PILLS

,medioine often finds much relief .by
{:HIBIlEgnu
l'ono nun».

Lndl (Jul As your Dru R's-“(fl
(‘hi chapter‘s
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Canning Helps.

.r. 3 ”l
d i m” 1 3i. .J.('(J covering

Peas and/bonus (string)
can so they \vtll koop and .1 long timc 03. 330333.533
Try this why: Storlllzo.

 

3 Simple Home Remedies.

3 A oupful of hot salt water will very
gotten relieve a headache when i‘:\'ely~
lthing else fails.

 

 

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and a cold one at the soles of the feet
The heat draws the blood from the
extremities to the stomach and the
food is then retained and (ligosled.

 

 

 

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unfili'linimano 1’".me
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Slllll BY BR'lfiIiISIS EVERYWHERE

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For a chill, hot soda water is much

most immediate perspiration. Advertise in The Sentinel.

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hip lino and is fastun-(l to tho shoul ‘J .

"agto their leg. muscles arr bottor able

it's a grant aunt-(lion wholhur tl11.-3

I signal for

i by a fever victim.—-Detr’oit News.

11.1.... Have You Flat Feet?

 

 

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gmphs, (11m. by institute,
iitsl pair of for: the correct;
arch; Ilw nomad pair have not. “'3
your foot lool.‘ likv 1th soooud pair
you .'lzould rise on your from
Nutty to forty limos (Jarh day, rise
..’o ll'u' ponititnl in tho photograph.
'lhat (Jam-vino will strengthen the leg
muscles which hold the arches up,
and those muscles must btJ strong il‘
Hwy are to do their duty. . '

JAY. . . .
if it is 1msslblo,tho Lite P‘xtonsion
lilflllluli‘, which has William ll. Tait
as chairman of its board of directors,
will save the women of Arlérioa fmm
llt‘t'Oll‘llllg flat-footed. tinny are now
:vli‘iuod and tho. trouhlo is growing.
“one take no nnneh morv (Jxorrino than
do .'lll'lfi that in their matum yearly.
in 1'. the body weight increases with

tho 1an J

liil\t‘

luvs

In ‘ tlwdo photo-

to (31.1er their load.

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"’l‘ho ('tfkoo in a duo bird that‘3
Hugs as it flies. (Jspmially \1 hon pur~3

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roo'lons HAVE CHANGED.
3Fe (er Whlakars and
and Less Mystery About :i'hem.
lJoinqulv the doctors had to wear
at loLurno or a Van 1)?,k(J.,(Jlae hr

and ( 1' auspll‘
trust: deal was a [nut at his (lingo/159.: tlu‘tcr i11..,.th(~ .m

llr 1J1. xhaltod 1m odor of strand drugs.

 

t lint alttrnintod (to lnvadd. This I
3.111111 ('(Jvotal tlluos smn and heard')
“55

wit ll(-J singing,

head as a part or (J1 an. bedoido may stroll and heard )niaaml thrush and

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"‘9 ‘°“‘“‘“““" MARVELOUS MEDlGlNE

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Frock’ coatll sun: by angrv littlr birds whose nostiwons (11' gonoral wear. The. large (Jul

The!) 1an ti'tJtJ pipit and whitothroutl
ion of being frhildus. AJ: t‘nmllv rise from tanir porch undt
be-l
«ides sttflallona, it you dottnt (twirl
nu (ubbed his handaaand shook 111.,- ltwi'lionng FJJJ JJ J'JJJJJ‘I l “a" (”50‘

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. 56115011.“ ltl ”lip; ‘Ill‘\|U“
.'ilitl Illfltt’t'lul lt\ \‘Xpl'flJ-‘l’fl H30 lag:
“(ml in fa:'ll1i(.,1u lJt'lllf’ (lottJlo31(J(l in
Boliiia ( utl1.'1‘h'.-l;(ru.~ ('ollar 13“,.
be worn as lll“li as (J11(J iii: In. or 1'-. Jlr'll.
hark to form 1"11Jl's.”ll1g over land
lur raglan Mylo. is 1'(Jll('(-t(J(l in il...
onupirt'c alorvrs, finichml with dry]:
('ufis. Ii medium size the (uni 1.1-

(3uir(Js 37,... yards 54 lllt‘ll (‘lotlL

The lining and inltJt'liuing may be
u at the .:.1ou tint. us 1an 111.1(01'i:.1l
o armnuonwul of the unions stJJ .
lions bola" (lowly i111!1..1t..l on tm
cutting; gnido. The belt is laid on tho
lengthwise fold oi cloth, 1an no.1:
comingnoxt, with its straight (Jtlpr
resting on the salvage and large “0"
perforations on a lengthwise throat!
of umtorial. To the right of the front.
on the upper for, place tho facing.
and on tho lowor row, resting on tan.
lengthwise fold, the back. The collar
and back underforiug also are. laid
on tho longtlm'iso fold of cloth, Willlt.
the cuff, welt and sleeve have. tho
.largo “ ’.’, perforations laid on a
lengthwiso (bread.

The advantago of this root is tho.
it is as nppxoprialo for sports wear
on for general dross. It is warm, am
pic, (J111'(Jlopi11g,yct so light in weight.
so soft, so comfortable and so pio-
tarrsquo that it cannot fail to malm
its appeal to well dressed women. Ii
devoted to spo1ts wear, however, the
’l‘a1tnn plaid woollcns as well as
(barks may br used for the develop—
ment of the coat.

.'J,'.'(J thin
in ila (J...'

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Warm, ample and (Jnvoloping this
(out of llolitia cloth is admirable. for

lar may be worn as high as desired or
rolled bark to form rewrs. .

\Vl'flp- ups “'0"? llC\'(‘I'
. S4 snowmo 5sz as

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“OHS. .
n9 “(is a good doctor, too. in many wry rar(Jl,\'.“J-JLuminu. Hull. 3 .. FOLD'lJF SMNCH MATERtAt. William NAP

“(3., and his helpful symra'hv find. .___..._.........-...---__-..,. p -. -3. 3 ,_,

3'“ unflagglng sorvico to his patlontJ. : Phldrial Bexiow Coat ho. i054. Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price,

\1llttl . ho ('.horlslwd .1;an physicians . Q / 3 25 3.353333%, ~» 3

(limit-'1.- ”who in this day When (JvJ- Llnonlne l—-.--- 22-33—— -.-v.._~... ,-,.._, 23:2

3(J".\' family is likely to patronimJ (1‘3 3 _ ,3 3

dozen Specialists. (Jndoarod him to. .3 3
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iationts and their troublra arr now
(utter. a mat (21' (11' ('md indrnlng am
lol 1' \'(J1'v (thct (Journos of .‘a'eatm nt.3

Social nanhlno" in slowly doing
E J\1'1;. with tho (horny praotno \- 11"l13
lcmx physician onco (‘tllllt‘tl on t‘or3
‘ J.l.(J benefit of his own soul. The put 1
llt‘ is lwing taken into the confidence
of its hr-alors. and so rapidly do poi l

spill lorth news 3,. t
.m .3S_lfornlli‘011.(.11~'

FOi' CD (is
t
Linonian J ‘zw that 111.1111 kirk out

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ll(' latest advunus that it is

. Frat'titioer who can (2011\1‘1‘51‘ 0 lblt‘ prew
all the medical Ionics brought up 0113 \\‘l1'.t('1' (1:2. :z.l..1:'.:'.
"who (‘llILl‘ his». consultation1033'“de

Have
lull times-athero is no telling whot in.
“litant it 11111 be nrodod (Jsporially so

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of adults and
Jlmso
; “2.0!“.
1‘an doctor is
“(1011 of a business man, loss o£a
at; (J and oracle. 'But v39 still have
(fit happy. childlike trust in him as \othing quite. (qut'.
in the days when pneumonia was a bronchitis.
buttoned windows and
when cool water was regarded as a
deadly thing. when taken internal

on hottliJ of l inv‘nt handy at,

mom a scientist

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asnos THAT smo DURING 3
FLIGHT. 3, '
in reference to a recent paragraph.
about birdé that; slog (while flying a
correspondent writes: ’

 

' All drugglsts 50c. $1. 00
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.‘v—Advertlse in The Sennnel.

 

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31.. a remarkan

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JHOuse Dresées

The well-known} Boston Maid Hausc Dresses, made of
the best quality percales, ginghams and chambrays, well
made in several styles,,collarless models, cut\rouhd, square

and V shape. Also models with collars edged with 1 em-

broidery in self colors. Some models piped in contrasting

colors. ’

33.1.75

Plain, Striped and 'Plaids. sizes 34 to '46 ~. .

l Extra stout sizes, 47549 and 51

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