Stanislas"
cooked With Pork Roast.
1. fine brown color
fit.
Cabbage With Sausage.
a llalfdozen pork
{at and turn a quart
y
‘So'otch Short Bread.
sugar, one-half
one-quarter
pound
,e-half hour,
Pork Chops.
w}? until tender
611 each side.
and it is best served
time.
till remaining in pan.
Ween Pepper Salad.
’ stud with cream cheese.
over night.
i213: . .
’0 Id add lt‘rcllcli
Mold/cf Ham Salad.
54:}:
:4 the SPClt‘i
{ll’e (mini: ll:
improvcx their flavor.
cook luntils;
is of
to one box of gelatin.
took.
aspen" s of ‘_"Y‘_’tf‘ll juice
‘l't Vinegar. if you have
meat and filling the
ed
,3 «pgq = '\ rr
or hot water.
sinusililsiuu " !
in cationic;
find peel a half dozen medium:
miles, stuif with bread crumbs
Seine, finely chopped, and place
the roast; basting the apples
the meat is hosted will give
, and good
at. V‘Ifierve as n garnish to the pork
‘ sausages
well browned, remove some of
of finely
+ cabbage and one onion into it.
fiveLEiinuics, add cnough rinc-
Benson, with salt ind red pcp~
9 when steaming but turn into
9‘35“) dish. Serve with the sail
pound of flour, one-half pound
ounce cnraway
Seat butter to a cream. add
wand seeds mixed. Knead
inamooth. roll out one-half
. ck and cut iii oblong cakes.
lover and bake in n tnodcrutc
éhops, sprinkle with salt and
place in n hot frying pan and
and well
Cook all pork
Arrange porlt t‘linps
r and surround with Slit‘t‘s
as, lit ons‘hnlf inch thick. fried.
wee grail popper-s, rcnlovn
l’llt
_\\"lth a sharp
’ - thin t~.tcc:=; put on lt‘llllCt‘
drcs,»
ii llilill lint, put tho i" .
lllll) tilt‘ waiv-Ij
ui' ltlw
1311‘: it out and cut oz.‘ ‘ . v”
iccly Elli-11rd pit-cos coll wish tcr. making me colnl M deep “I ‘ ‘ ‘ l
0 88 cc"i n t it I "Gt“, 1;! wish by tbc amount of ink used. ;
. l‘i . l -
mil the bone nod chop 1:; m}. f
Kitchen Knowledge. I .
U40 casicr to F
alrong clerk or con-
Soak bitter thcu.
tin in half a cnpfui of cold
as usual. tilt-n \li.\3ol\'(:‘ in the
Season with half a peeling vegetables, ruli‘lhcni
Infill of salt, pim‘h of pepper, slice of lemon and the st
took. tii.,.2o1rcd brcl‘ clihcs may
. Allow a laycr of pure, strain. over them and let them stand in it;
or“ a i -.- ' ' ' ‘ . -
. it . rn rinsing the ‘4‘ t‘t‘ Wt “"1““95- 1313‘“ and ’“bphenuse Dress with Deep Ftounce and
mold. cach raisin between thunlb and fore-t
n n 3. my... bed with Frpnch finger until the seeds come out clean;
‘0‘ V »..
' .‘rt' nuts
3 temp-cons shredded soft. the'milk often.
1L8 teaspoon salt and a speck ‘
or to ouch donut cup of midi
‘poddizlg dish or in cup: sr".;d_ipping intO‘iboiling writer one min.
, lltlllllll limits
iii are instill Ail__8_it_l_iltll now
Home Made Small Cakes ‘ ,. NEW plates in Frochs. .
Small cakes from the caterers soille-' \l'ide Emu“ crushed ”my about
times grow tiresome and then it iHlIhe waist are quite often seen on the
that we welcome the sort that we or‘new dresses. They are generally of
our cook can make at home. It docsasa‘m or silk ill some. bright contrast-
m take such a great deal of ability asting color and alumni invariably end
a. cake baker to accomplish this, forjin tussels, for tnsscls are very much
almost any cake batter will do a‘a aiworn all present both on dresses and
foundation. What it does take is athats. The vogue, for tassels 1‘.“ almost
little patience and this is well worthllm a par with that for heads and
exerting for the sake of the deliciouajbraid. the l\\‘() must fashionable trini-
lining.» that haw taken with such tell-
1
results.
It is better to select a cake mixture acily.
that is 110‘ ‘00‘ “Ch and to add ”1" In afternoon frocks of cllin‘on
richness .3“ the “"dy 0f frosting ‘mdiGcttrgcltc hint on Ft‘pltl'iilt' waists tho
trimming to the cake, as all airtime"
()i‘
13' “Ch hatter makes a "3““ ”‘a'nccora'tiorl on pale blue, flesh and
(-l'uuflflos .‘illi‘l l4 lint t .l.‘ V 10 li'Oh‘L . “-11“...
Then 3"“ “‘1‘ 3 i “ ‘N or putty, t‘bii‘ioll‘is rapidly taking the place
cake rings. of the smallest size, lln’lf
ot' the small cake." should be baked
‘thns and the other shopld bc hzlkcd in
a square tin and cut into small
squares or diamonds later.
In selecting," the patty this it in bet-
tcr to get those with a perfectly
smooth edge. as those that are much
tinted simply complicate the task of
getting the little cakes to come out
of the tin, and also complicate the
lot (icorgctte, the beat authorities say.
.but (Yeorgcttc dresses tire still in t.‘\’i
‘tlcllcc and two siladt-s of this fillt’t‘l‘
lllllllt’l‘ltll arc often combined in n
ldl‘t‘zn‘. Ullc drcr‘s combining light and
dark tan, and another of white and
pale pink were recently seen. The ff:-
stllt was exceedingly attractirc.‘
Some of the new chemise drcsscs
have their straight lincs broken by
. deep tlouncos. (inc or lllesc is illus-
ti‘Sk 0t icing. h ak mm“, \‘011 tralcd here. it has it side pleated
"I" ngvffflplhfiufbul not chopped flounce which copies above the knees
may mm In” 3 and tho waistlinc- is dctlncd by a dccp
' ‘ ' r'lisinn.
liegullslat ill: filthy? ill: tigddd and 1:““31”! git‘tlh'vln soft crush circa.
cut into small pieces and mixed with “”11”" ”llllfltthg is :tddcd in the sin»
part of the flour for the cake hcfore
adding them. if you add entire rui-
sins tllc shnpc of ”)9 small cakes
may be lundc irregular at the sides!
and bottom oi the pans, wllcrc the
raisillu sink ill halting.
'i‘lic cakcs should be allowed
cool for a conplc of hours before
~trustin: and trimming. 'l‘llcn all Ir-l
made from coilfcctiozlcr‘s sttlztl'l
allould bc pi‘cparcd, 'i‘o part of this a:
lidxtui'c tan llc :lddcd, to
a little rcd coloring mil-‘ ‘
oi
Lilli ai‘llntlolcs.
Rumors of a New althouette.
tinnitus of n licw silhouette
lmcu causing a stir ill fashionable Cir
clot-t.
in
to
chocolate
another pant
tcrlnl-- strong cranberry jll‘u;c will :lil'l
5\\‘I'l"~-illl(l to ailotllcr part art-cu coi-l
You should lulvc on hand some
small sec-v
l“ l'nlsius.i
l
t
‘oring.
picclpz of (’Ill‘tllt’tl clicrrlcrt,
(ions oi pt can nuts and son
.mh‘ . . ‘ l
When your pink SllK waist comes.
out of the walcr ltldcd almost ‘4'.)
in Mill rcd ink to the rinsin: \\'a l
whitc,
iii pooling or slicing onions. it s
tart from the bottom in
They lli'f‘ not "ill
it? ,
stead or tilc top.
if the hands are tlliltliy stained from
wllii n
tlins will in»
I
. i
or stalltly disappcar.
HO
To stone raisins, pour boiling watc.
wide Palaley- Girdle
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fund .\'cw York. The barrel sklr
v to ~ ha have bccome‘ . -. . . . .. - _ .
i To \ hilen , 0d: t t ,thh illotlllu‘b this new Silhouette, attack, in every case the (1.30358 ,9 ml
.willtc chalk beads make very cfi’cctlrc-
pic touch of braiding around thermal-k
lla v .3
in fact, the rumors have been
turned to reality. for the ncw barrel
skirt has already been uccn in Paris
lt'ashionable some two or three years
gage. it is very likely that the barrel
skirt, it" it takes at all, will not at
mice- replaCc the straight frocks. it
may be just a tad of the moment and
;it may be taken seriously try those
,who are tiring of the chemise dresses.
Time only will tell, but in the mean
time We need hardly have our peace
of mind disturbed about it.
'DEVELOP SERQM TO KILL BREAD-
En SPINAL SCOURGE.
iEnglish Physicians in Army Find
Cure for Four Types of
1 Disease.
' One of tile mast reillarkulzlc storic;
of the war, and especially interesting
to Americans ill view of last sunl-
incr's epidemic of infantile paralysis,
is the fight against cel‘cbro spinal
meningitis whicil thc liritisll army is
making. with large. measure of our
99.83.
The fact was discovered that four
types of'thiu dreaded “spoilt-d fever"
[germ existed, and that «"tit'il Hi)".
,lnust be treated with ll particular
sernn. The story of lllt‘ attach them
mudc on the disease ill homo camps
is told ill a report just publidicd by
tllll' Medical Research t‘oulmittec it
was {cured enormous toil would be
taken, and at once a base laboratory
equipped by the Royal Army
l
Wit it
Medical Corps, and 37 district lab-
oratories started. An . especially
cqui pped traveling lobstrllt my will
also put into co nmhesion and special
toms of suspected cascl: were begun.
it Was discovered by so-cailcl nul
glutlnatiou tests that the four typcsi
of il‘lt’llillfiut'cct'i printed. Until the}
time the weapons to fight them had-
cfnsilitcd of it scrum intcnded to tic-l,
frat only one type. The relish f r
tllc comparative failure of this so: ii
and the high mortality from liit‘ d’.
scnsc burnt) to be apparent,
Stcps then were t-lllcn to ident‘i‘y
typo 2, type It and type i of the inclu-
_llii-§()C(l(‘u3. As mon as,dei‘lnlto speci-
mens of each [Hit' were procure-i they
were ("rwurdcd to those ivllo prcparc
anti-incningmoclm lull-um.
focus of the specific. scrum, however. is
dcpcndcnt in no small dcgrcc on curly
udllliuiutrntion, which inlplica curly
dlacnosls.
» lllycstilzatioli of the two? went on
npucc, and ill each case the scrum was
found not only ill tllc fluid surround-
liua illu.braill but in the nose of the
plticnt.
disciple litéf‘llli ’\\'lll'll the germ was
able to puns from the nose to the
.hmin. Tllc question then arose: "(‘an
:it he said that if a patient has type 1
lin his now he has type 1' in his
‘ brain 1’“ ‘
l Avll'iu. since the infection is direct
from pallcnt to patient, does the ill-
.fcction follow type 1‘? Does the ca.‘
rier of type i sprmd type 1 only?
it was soon provcd that:
l The first ratio of rel-chm spinal
fever yields only a single type of
lmeninlzmsocns from the cerebro spinal
ifluid: that is, the case is always
lstrictly of one type or another.
l The tvpe found in the nose is al
[way-s the same type as in the brain.
‘i‘ Because the mind is‘alwnys present
l in the mad at the beginning of the
lycllow, soak in buttermilk a few days-2W“? below the hips and narrowing mum“, of the can," becoming“...
idmhgihg occasionally. If VFW i’t‘HOW. down toward the ankles, is a strong victim of ills own infection.
tspircd by the medieval
_Fisb can be sealed much easier by:
skirts that have been seen' so in
- me.
-.~ «.3»,
walnuts, HE
cirr—
w‘ ...~.- y. o , .7
appear like the. "peg-tops" which were5 ~ 0n the heels of
‘3 lathe proportion “f l “33- more “11.10 is required, also €11“?!th contrast to the straight-line frocks in~l Finally the ”DP 1,",qu true in
' - ' ' ' ' ' ‘ l
, . ”3‘1‘91‘5- every case. The types are not inter-I
lWhethcr or not it will be accepted i5,cllangt\ablo, they are separate “904$
still a mattermf doubt. The bairol as separate as white men, black"
men,
1‘ ‘ yell-2w . mun. '
this knowled~c
came the weapons forged to dcstroy
, a rcnllli
9 :46 became {rec of organisms.
,(‘arricd tho spcciiic ineningocmrus.
The t-suc- ,
it was accepted that think
the meningot‘oclls. First, there was
rapid administration handling. thleil-i
cver a case was diagnosed the details!
were asccl-taincd at once; by telei
ph:ne if the case was ill the Lolldrn‘
area. Tllcll the sci-nil
tered. i
An example )5 furnished by an Olli-i
was allnlinis»
Capt.
Armstrong t,‘Xttl)llll“tl a large section:
of the whole g:ll‘l'i<tlii, in all ltt,(t(ttll
turn, the rust malnity oi who-n hail
not been in contact with the cases. Asl
|ll"‘\'lliiuilal isolation was:
made of ill) men, of who ii soon zit‘te"i
All 1113-;
i‘cillainiug 324 had Llitflilgtit'Ot‘lis-llliei
organisms. (it these 231 actually“
lnl
no case did will) was found-
ucgatire either dclciop liir' discnsc or}
transmit it.
Showing bout lllc disc-use may be:
transmitted. lhc case of Supper 13...:
may hc citcd. lie cuillc bat-it ironlt
France in April, lnlti, complaining, of
headache and pains ill his back and
legs. Two days inter one of his'chilx
dren was lllltt‘ll ill and rctlith-d with
synptouls of thc disease. 'i‘llc next
day ntlotller‘ child ms rcluorl-d to;
all isolation hospital, wllcrc it (Neill~
The. father was found to be u carrier:
of type ‘J. lii:: :~lr’l|-l‘ was sent t‘Ji
bring, llullli' the ill‘sl.t-lli‘rl. now to»;
corch, front the hospital, and thc‘
latter died ill 2t hours. This child:
ulro llitl'l).fl’(‘tl type 2. i
Out of ililur,‘ “Ll":- .trentcd in:
.liali
it
3:: ill
“the London \ll'fill‘l‘l alum lust. sensibly
\titll .wrutn prcpurwl under the new}
method only tilru- ditvl The result"‘
i-‘ a minimal cun'lalzt to the lit to II)‘
per cent. illortality usually found iv-
forc this serum was ll\"lllflllll‘.
j Tito ti't-litlllt-“i t’f ('ilrl‘lt‘l“: 1'. (Hill-
Zcult, “cut it has ‘ncczi turd that ill-
.lullation rllmnbrrs ("l’lt‘tl'tgtl with
lt‘lilul'lllllllil‘ vapor mm; m“; in most
tunes. (‘nrriers t..zl ti. ~ ‘ t'rmd of
‘l‘l‘lcnlugorocci in a short pcrlod. This:
trcallncnt aiml'nccmn tc belicflt rte-i
‘llills :t‘ post-nasal cater“. .
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2 Awful Pains, Cook!
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‘ Pittsburgh, i" -“l am an orphan irl,
: and when only seventeen years oldghad i
‘ “ ‘7‘.“- ’., to‘tport myself,
“l in? l would have'
nucll sick spells.
every month that 1 .
: ' Willml have to any
r“ .' tnlcfmmwork, -
tr»! I conld not of— '
grzl'to no if. Ialso
Jana: 2*: .Io—
spells and n’pnin
in my side. My sis-
tcr told me how
mu cll Lydia n.
“ 2""- " “1'": Vein-H
ble Compound hurl-helped her. so I
began takin
in. The result is I am
i now in good with and ilcvt r lose a day
lfrom my Work, and you may p"“"fi,
3my letter to show other girls the
520d Lydia E. Pinkhaln’o Vegetable .
_ mpound will do.”»— it’ll-:5 “Lug:
iSCnMEL'rz, 34 Gardner Sh, Troy Hill,
1N. 8.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
' ’l‘his good old root; and herb remedy .
has proved unequalled for periodical
snfiering‘of young women; it. contains
.What. is needed to rostscrrlhralthfui con~
.ditions.
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5break which ()('(‘l1."l‘t d ill at. large gar-l
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risen in the swim: of Haiti.
By Pictorial Review
Coat For Spring Wear.
Just \lhn‘. cvcr)‘ \vulnau likes is this
big, roomy coat of Melton cloth, trim-
med with convertible collar, pocket!
Ind buttons of hV‘lr-illlllt‘l'ltil.
f ’65} “afflictcriedl~ “
Womgflrerrfld/fing
a. m‘
l:\(.‘l'}‘ . woman
("out Mciioll ni‘ broadcloth j'..- i
spring time and there is no bettc‘
lilmlcl :Ificr which to fashion it than
lllc ollu illustrated. The collar llllij'
be rollctl high or low and, the onc-
piccc raglan slccrcs have deep turn-
lmck cufl's. From llt‘ck to the ]U\\'P’
mine at llit‘ hat-k, the coat nleasurcl
48 inclics.
(‘uats offer no more diflivultics that.
frocks for the home drcscnlaker, \Vlli.
the proper guidance. To cut» thl~
model, first study the guide carefully.
Thou, plnrc into position first, the
front, the straight cdgc rotating along
the sclvngo cdgc. The lap is laid near
the fold, with the single large “0”
perforations resting on. a. lengthwise
thread of the cloth. Collar and but-l:-
come next, and both of those are laid
ml the Sch-ago, the nildcrfacing is
laid, lcavinpr space cut-ugh between
for the pocket and cuff. The sleeve
is laid on ~11 icngiiiwise thread of tho
guilds.
Buttons are ill such fashionable
dclmlnd this season that they seem the
only logical trimming for all over»
garments. llama l-‘nsllion predicts that
they will he quite nstlliotlish for
spring; as they have been during the
fall and winter, and with buttons
{litre must always be packets. 80
many oriuillnl shapes linvc bccn given
to lll(‘ latest puckcts that they pulvv
rcss a perpetual charm and one never
lircs of them.
likes a big, room;-
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Pictorial llcv'lcv.‘ (.lzaf No. 6500.
15 (chili.
Sizes, 34 ‘u 9‘»! inches bust. Price,
TRUCK FARMERS ADOPT MET-H-
ODS WEST EMPLOYS
Caterpillar Tractors .to Supplant
Horse-Drawn Vehicles in Near-
by Places
li‘nirficld co‘nnty tuck gardeners
lmw (incided upon the introduction of
:Wcstcrn methods of agriculture and
thc elimination of lllt‘ horse in favor
of motor-driven farming apparatus as
far as practical.
Timothy Ryan, of Stratford, is tlic
first farmer in the county in. sound
the curfew of the horse and to hcpin
operations with the caterpillar. tract-
or. Orders for three similar machines
arc rcported to have been pluccd in
Strntmrd and two in Fttll‘llt‘ld. Moln-
bers of the truck gardeners’ associa-
tion have approved the project.
Ryan's ground, much of which lies
in lower Main street, Stratford is said
to be ideal for the utilization of nui-
chinery. All plowing and heavy
diltlllill‘L' will be. done by means of the
tractor, which is capable of plowing
tour furrows, harrowing and seeding
its introduc
lien is planned to take tho place of
liil‘t‘t‘ teams of horses.
Expert, farmers declare that compe-
tition with the west, and south has
forced the introduction of tailor and
l Have you
, indigestion ?
Your food will continue to dis 1‘
i agree With you, and cause dis- ;
, tress until you strengthen your '
digestive organs, an tone and ,
; sweeten the stomach. Youcan l
. do this quickly and surely by ,
l promptly taking afew doses of t
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f.
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Their natural action relieves
‘ the stomach of undigested food,
stimulates the flow of_ gastric
juiceihrenews the activity of .
the war and bowels, and
strengthens the digestive sys-
tem. Take them with confi~
! deuce, for 60 years’ experience 3
prove that Beecham’s Pills ‘
Are good for
the Stomach,
Large“ Sale of Any Medicine in the World. 1
old everywhere. In boxes. 10c., 25c. " ._
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