SltlititSilll‘i
f0N Gilllll CONNlNl},
= French Mushroom Cocktails.
1,11 the. center of a plate and encircle
ton mushrooms which have been
freshly gathered and carefully wash
111711, but not peeled. rut the cocktail
glass 34 full of sauce made of 55 cup
91’ tomato chutney, 1 teaspoon of
demon juice, 2 drops of table sauce
find 1/5 teaspoon of salt. Set the
mains it the refrigerator for half an
Cream of Artichokes.
Scrape and slice enough Jerusalem
tichbkes to make 2 cups and cover
them with cold water. hot 11111111 stand
1501‘ 20 minutes and put them
‘ a saucepan with :1 quarts of cold
.. B!" or milk, or 1 quart of each, and
bent cook for an hour or until
Vomughly soft. Now rub them
tough a sieve, with 2 cups of stock
mwhlcb they were cooked and re-
‘myto the dire. When boiling add 1
9311,9011 of butter and 1 of flour
.1311 together anti 1 teaspoon of salt
. l onltspoon of pepper, and cook
‘nt 10 minutes before adding 2‘.
11‘s.! of not 111111111111 1 cup of milk an i;
cup ‘of cream. tSti11 well and leti
WI up once bcloic s1‘1‘1iniz. A t1a-.
Won 0f1cllopp1‘d paisley or chives
{moves the appcz‘tlancc and taste of
out any 12‘11111111 soup.
Asparagus with Dutch Butter.
“living boiled tht‘ asparagus for 2.3
lites, lift, it old by plunging a
.p ‘fork into it two or three
1 cs ‘fi‘om the bottom. lay it on a
pinto on the top of the stove, and
.. use four or 1111.1 pieces each on
”our enough boiling water 11-1-111- two
‘3 of stulc bread trombs to sun”
m soften 1111-:111 11‘: tI11 in stand for
“fifteen minntos. llltll stir 111 two to
leap nsful of melted Iiull1‘1', \\‘hi1n
p c limb-.1 are quite soft, add two
.nglabeaten eggs- and a cup of sugar
, last of all, stir in two cups of
ad and sweetened cranberries;
tlnto 1‘. it'r‘illntttered nodding dish
bake in a quick oven \‘l’hc‘i
a cover the top with a 11111‘i11gu..
v11 with o. liquid sauce.
Rabbit Baked with Sweet Corn.
tan: a rabbit until the meal will
21:3 off the b(:11“h easily. Then take
moor sweet corn and in a deep
put a layer of corn, then a layer
meat, and dot generously with bits
utter. Add :1 little salt and pep-
then another layer of corn and
8,, until all in 11:1‘1l, leaving the
‘ on top. Then fill lllt' dish with
a roth th. 1:1 at was boiled in and;
one and out bull hour.. This‘
Vegetable Soup.
one potato,
ts or water.
no and onchalt hours.
. o serve, add one. glass
and Least squares.
lMPlNilltlil lillNlit
fit a small handll‘l955 cup 01' Elli-‘5 some times despite our precautions
with 6 0f ”1“ Ema“ “'hl't‘ firm “‘11" 1.1111 the supply pipe finds itself in the
.llull that is frozen.
sometimes takes several hours for the
but: "put to the pipe's back" will do.
one half turnip,
l'r‘onion and some celery. Put turn over one- -third, heinming bottom virtue of new [kindling
_ inn saucepan with two (11" three of lower section and of
Salt to taste and double part deep enough
Wucu i casing and run in tape.
'WGGEQIINNS llBllIll .
lit All 0f DRESSING
Wr—_..——
All Slilllllll NNllNi
Saving on the Plumbers Bill.
The (‘oid winter days are here, when
New models are coming thick and
last now, The southern season has
started the ball rolling and gchn it a
momentum that will carry it on to the
opening of tht' spring season.
Enough hus' been shown to piqut‘
curiosity concerning the modes of that
coming ol'nsoii and .to tempt women
into buying between seasons frocks
even when no southern trip furnishes
an excuse. After all,
the tltgu'npipe refuses to do its duty
icy grasp of King Winter.
For an emergency of this nature,
have a good supply of coarse ice-
c1'.‘-111n salt on hand and if the drain
pipe is the one in trouble, put 111111-
ouarter of a peck of this salt in half :1
1:1.ge bucketful cf hot water and let
come to a boil. Stir as it heats, so
that all the salt dissolves and pour
this down the nearest straight connec-
ll' it does not If
fctt a thaw repeat, alt'ough it must
be a sex .. 1 "1 were" that will
withstand a second application. tit
abilities. Our seasons :10 overlay each
other nowadays that one hardly knows
where one season ends and another
begins, it" one lives by tlr.‘ fashion cal-
entiflr,
Then. too, many of the modisli ma-
terial“. arc stilltlblP for all the year
' round w1.eir Georgette crepe, chiffon
and Iightv eight silks 1111.q as popular
in winter as in summer. and it is of"
such stull‘ii that the b1'twt‘en seasons
salt to penetrate through the ice.)
If the supply pipe freezes, apply old
blankets rung out oi' boiling hot wa-
ter or see what a hot water bottle or
Nine times out of ten these simple
:hoi‘t 1uts will save a plumht‘r’s bill.
lins and linens, ctc., being left for
later consideration, though they, too,
may 111 fashioned alter the 11101‘1"con'-
An Inexpensive Toilet Basket tor
Baby. out muoh dun‘cr of their bcing out
111' tune with fashion pitch sprint;
(lot a wire disl tllulllt’l' {111 :5 modes really come. .
tents; cover with cauibrit.‘ tone» _ unit There are lI(I.~‘lli of new frocks on
p'nk or blue is usuullv pier-circa view now that 2011!) would-find useful
pudding the bottom lightly to fit: in a summer outfit. in line they are;
women have been
Some
very much what
wearing slnco autumn.
cardboard docs nicely. ’l‘hi‘n cover
wholt‘ outside/and insidn with dotted
Swiss muslin, 1121c and :1 half yards.
11 ruffle around (-dgp 1.11.1 1, 011m .111 skitt' models into t'h‘ market
make
persuodtd by the l'tll‘li-t retival of ex-
llillIl.‘, over 11 lrilic, edging with narrow
lace tln‘co vards.1 Take a small 1]11Il,l"‘l“"'"‘5 “ll“ ””5 Slll‘OU‘lll‘ ill-ll ll
impor tantiy in
safety .11- to figure
modes.
Perhaps it will.
been forced upon :1 sex
with :1 mode Is to ”first endure,
pity. tbcu embrace." but in spite
that bitrt‘cl shaped cloud in the sky It
feather stitch flannel tabs for
pins and cover with half-yard ribbon.
'l‘uck in corner of basket; put a row
cttc of ribbon in opposite cornur, and
ba‘kct is dope at a very small £1.11.
A Double Service Sweater.
When the sweater islccvcs become
[‘1 1&01‘ things hart"
whose
then
ouitc thin at the elbow. cut them out i111: “m“ ““"n‘ regard-“ti S“mp‘htmh‘ 1““ “m kid's mind, ”“3 being ””1 ““11 M? unit said. “What was the lt~.\‘l 111 1":
.1111! “A“, lll1‘ right MW“, Into the loft iii-napping natural lines, will tImlIlitlll‘rmm all the ads to ace “mm” m, Sudden reduction 111-1111'11l'3“ I
.it‘mholc and the left into the right. “‘0‘" “‘ the fir.t 111mm of 111 ‘ 1. "“1”“ “1m N'lllt‘lmdl MW“ “11‘ 111..., bometbmg lllit’ that, lllt‘ other!
. . . . uric»: . 1.: .1 1 . .1... 11 . 1. -
new 111 by hand with 11 buckstucli, ' , ~ . " I . 1111 m,” “mm” ”I “01111” “hm" ll l" N‘””- Ml“ man ilIMH‘lttl. lI1 ltlltl his ll iglit,
.. . . 1 .3 . M“ "0“” 391130.. l ' ‘ “ understand. and we didn't know, lit-‘- "g“ and “1.1m“ mm mm 11,. 1.1, 1...]
11.111 stit1l1 tht smut (1151.. 1].. on llll _ ,1 ~11. mi “h h-ivc not been
machine This change lll‘lllg‘t the “m" l"“" ‘ 111.. ' N ith tlc mother and i, that 11“ “'flti uultc 30 something non-injurious that would,
‘ ‘ ‘ 1 1._ row w 11 ., ... . .
worn Spot on the front of the slcctc 'Q“““““‘\ becominh ’ . , “135‘“ “1“ ll“ “‘“lll' “lib. Find“). 11‘1" came him to lost-
‘ ' natural waist, the 'straight lines, the
and tho sweater 11.... be worn as long
11:. it already has been, and without
tiit‘tidt-d elbows. if allowed to be worn
tlnough :tt elbows before making the
change it will hardly pay to change
them. '
skit 111 amply fttll
A Shipping Precaution.
To ship a mirror without breaking rel skirt docs roll Its I‘otund
the glues, paste narrow ships of among them. . ,
paper diagonally .“U‘U‘L‘S l1” 3135““ The simplicity til line and the charm
““5 breaks the "‘“rulwm‘ ““d 1’1"" of detail in many of tho Southern sen-l
vents the damage that often results.
, wearable, elegant enough
' Kerosene for Burns.
lit-1111591111 is a good remedy for
I",utn21 and if the burned putt is 1111-
mcrstil in kcr rosette i'or i.“- 01‘ 20 min t'm“ “11m: in one
ates, or kept clbscly'ycovei'cd
cotton 1‘1alu1atcd in kerosene one will Several turnc
designers have
lllt‘ b‘lllvlifit‘d 110W 50011 the soreness vcry interesting models in white lin--find CONS. E1cn bronchial
get-lo stuffs, lace and embroidery trim- yield to its great healing properties.
All drugulsts 501:, $1.00
, le1t1es, 1 l
l i
Useful Bath Apron.
Take 1"
{blue, .111 idea. not new,
yards shaker ““11““ anti taking on :1 semblance of 1101 city
flap. Run
to
such buying isj
not an extravagance if one buys warlly
and with a Ewen 131-3 for fashion probg
,into the
- door.
frocks are untally made. summer lIIllS-,
"“1lut he's awfully fat.
‘serv alive of the HUllllltl'll models with ‘bit of 11111‘1-as1u. but 111‘ hul't’ll' 15 ffll‘ ‘ w‘lmt to was the good news along to
lrclnt‘ntbcr.
icilill't‘ 119‘ wife and l and all our folks kinirtm Mimi.
Hum 11 11111111.
of the:
inautifattut‘ers are frantically rushing‘
F‘Dllllg‘ and the names that I bud to unnwor oil it “a,“ l-tllu \t'11li'
“'“y bad at the time but I gut-s15 it a good
ol'
‘is highly improbable that women. hav-
hut not boutl'ant or
broadly flaring, “‘9 hn'm umnethlng that boy tr:'i\t‘ me n lt‘tfcr to 111: ill foil...
that with slight vatiatlons almost any
woman can wear 511cc cessfully, The 011;.
Irvine forms of the chemise frock may‘; ~ 1
pass quickly ;,but the present lines in
conservative phat 1011 will undoubtedly.
.hold then-town. even though the bar-
wa) ,
son models make them extraordinarilyi
for some-'
, what formal occasions, simple. enough
, to look appropriate for informal wear. ‘
l “‘00“ de‘” “‘ 1’03““ none “uh 1’13““ Linonine. has an enviable reputationl
11y and another.
““11 and also with white and dark blue.
11 out ments that frequently follow In grippe,
,m‘ed and made up over black or darkl
of course, bull
by
One blouse has a very stunning 11101,
form dot in black satin and finest white‘
These feath- linen, the wldto‘stuff effectively adorn-
of or stitched and with ribbon in place ed with eyelet embroidery, and inset’
or milk, one tablespoonful of of tape, make dainty gifts for the lit— filet lace. and the scarf girdle of black
pie oerise 11nd (‘hinese blue
Possibly because of the dye situa-
110 n the manufactureis of materials
have done much to encouiage experi- 1
meat along the line of white and black l
Some of the lovlie‘st of the fine cot-l
ton and linen stuffs are in white,“
lightly touched with black. A type. of,
woven embroidery of u very sketch)"
spidcrlike stitch in the finest poser,
ble thread is much in evidence among‘
NINE YEAR8
Many Remedies Tried in
Vain. Well and Strong
After Taking Lydia E. .
Pinkham’s Vegetable 1,
_1 1 ' ’ ‘ .1' ' 11 (:‘X-
the ohecr cottons and .‘mmf of. 11 . Compound
pensive sort, and motifs of this enr _...-_. :
broidery in black and white are ‘s'uc- Spartanburg.3 ( -—“For nineyears"
(‘cssfuily “Red. 11 suffered from backache, weakness, 3
LM . . and irre Iglitigs
ING A CURE. solcould a y 0
WORK my work. I triedi
many rt- medics but
found no ermanent
relief ftci‘ tak- ‘
log L“ din E Pink~ '
, h uinb \ cgetable
Compound I felt a
great change for
the better and am I.
now well and strong
so lhave no trouble
' .in doing my work.
‘Ihope cvcryuser of]. ydia E l’inkham' a
\ cgetablc Compound will get as greatl
relief as] did front its use.’1—'ltlis. S. t
”l". D. MCABEE, 1‘12 Dewey A1 e., Spartan-l
bu
A Tale of a Chicago Man and
‘ Chubby Son, “Skinny?
"That stout man over there makes,
1111‘ think of my boy." the outwit—town.
customer told Wilkinson, as they went:
private olhce and shut the,
"It makes mo laugh every time:
I think of it."
"Have a chair and tell 11111 about it,"
Wilkinson said affnbly. "Try a cigar-
out of that dark box. What‘s
joke?"
_. ,J , , . . .. ; T ereason women write such grab-1
“(H’ ’0“ N‘ “n“ bu) 0‘ 11111111. ful letters to the Lydia E. Pinkham g
"1”)" WNW." Ult’ “ls““l‘l‘f “"'"l l‘“- ‘ .Medicine Co. is that. Lydia E. l’ink- ‘
'1‘11121'11111 11i121‘ ham'a Vegetable Compound has
brought health and happiness into their 1
Freed from their illness they
“Skinny" at school. that 11s 11 nice little
other so tring women that. they also
01 course we don't say 11 word about
may be relieved This is a praise-
. .1 1-111-111111
it, b it i suppom Ilu it'll!) ' rain. livx worthdy thing to do and such women 1
lheri' isnt 1111.1 111111111 1.1 show! be highly commended l
the world why he should be fat, hr-i '
l
"The poor kid mustl
l “”“g‘”? “Ml “’3" ‘1 huvt‘ b1‘vu worriid to have written 11‘
““l 1‘1““ now l‘“ m‘“ later. it takes sonuthlng terrible to,
times of perfect misery, particularly up, most boys to Hm, Willi." :
when the other boys at'e around.“ “11“.“, are day-.1: 11f t,\'pt‘\vritci-s," m”:
Wilkinson laugh customer cbniklml. “I've got an .‘ltiI
“I ”it“ “”1" ““‘l one a! homothut the kids use, nud‘
stood "“ l” ‘1 “""l’ l’“ “‘1’ when it isnt too dirty or too lull oi
are lat Its, so
" “l kuow‘how it is,"
ed sym‘pnthetlcnlly.
111111 that
1
soon]
it)
to ranged all the way front ‘Sunny labots
‘Bricktop' and back again.
"Makes lllt‘ll ill: 1111,
It's pretty like play, I 11111111111111?"
"Well that
truiniug."t1‘r, it I do salt 11,"
“.like cod-Iiycr oil, it makes 11 111.111 'Th1r1‘ “-3.1” .1 ”H.11ML‘.“ word in it
.‘I pretty good lt‘l-
\i'itfi
lllt
of you, PM" UN? 0'11"” 3”“ laughed. ll“ 11 lllliil‘ll.l)l\ 1.11-li11- 111vs1lt
l ~ .
“Well, anyhow, it sort. of preycd on
\\'t‘lll to see 11 man at one of of flesh
St
time 1
br. me lies,
as soon as might be safely
our down near Louis. poasiblc.1\s I said, u was a good ll‘l‘
t~-,1
it
him.’
“1\ corresptnidcuco cure,
ch?" \\'ll-1’
.....-__.._..-_= l
Litton-inc
IS WHAT YOU WkNT FOR
hat Cold
lion'i. YT": 1 till the-..
It wears 13.: .11.: 1 wood. rock;
your ticr' 1 ,11 . '11 'iuntl all lit:
f3. .nily it“ :21 e' ‘ . you
can easily. - :1": ‘l v.1: '1
E‘yole ’8 Flor. ‘1:
A standard family in '
years ntondingf'v !‘ " lw-“uchicl
coughs and cold1,tit‘lr. '1-2 th'ont, l'onrsc-
Lats, Mull"), w hL'CI‘) lr1‘1-zlt.1:s;aud for
croup .nd 112H1011l111gi1‘u111: . l‘ ...‘1ic‘.tc11
cotIghS‘ the inflamed linin‘ t‘ 1.; t'. ‘ :111 and air
l rnswgcsisquickl) tell and vcrv too
Enosl‘lallhcvt Pnoli.li_1~..,l wr‘vms‘. "'
continually 111d 1.1 nig'it 1: 'iild l1.-
I'olcy' s Hem; 11nd T111 relieved L: c, 111.6 1130
lot: 2'.- car 3 1.: 'y c-1113 1:111: lily."
Stillson Powell Corp.
._._.._..._..- 1..- 1....
1m:
iic.i,..‘.t,
'1 r-uA .
~'.1 Au}...
1 t‘ 11131111
as a. preventative for the sm‘lous ail- ,
E 13R TE‘EZlClAT A. '1. LUNG?
STUBI’OBN (IOU-(1H3 AND CULD‘JJ
Eclaman s
{Silurian ,
'1
1.11s: ounr 11.1‘l ‘
“I-Zvid-ntly you opined it." “ill.”
(gory cfl‘dcnc'dl
.7-‘(ome Drerr/‘td/(m
.eronr
Prepared‘Specinlly for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
A Successful Afternoon Model
Intuit}.
French gray and Russian green in
cloth and velvet are used to 11ch
frock.
doul-lc-brca‘tcd
fashion, while the anti-c1‘~
ltl‘altlcil
this pretty afternoon
llousc nuiv tlosc in
or surplim
til skirt is
':\tit‘l1t‘ifi.
tri mated
with
lop
‘l‘lti‘
110W
\ frock that has achieved Silt’.1">§
not onl\ because of its v‘rv
1111
tign, but because of its I‘ombimiit on
l jiit'i nt‘cd lie: 1‘.
111111 green are the shades tlsud,
l
——........._....._._ . , _.
1
bit ashamed of it,
1
no lL'llll' writer ll‘yfit‘ll."
I thought about it n 11 hole lot, “ thc
went on seriously.
of some. fool doctor parents
.sti-i: iri" g that poor kid along the niorcimOlht‘l‘t!
U‘litlin I was that i wasn't going toisoon 10se .1 cmsidcrablc
the body
lie hits at home.
11111 much, tl1.1ts all being too fat to 11le3 Will! 0Y1” 510119."
lazy to ‘much amused.
111s, Ulllt‘l‘
i thought
I
tlllUlt‘
'1111111 i1. 12:111'11-1'11'11111;
in marine anyhor.‘.
itt- littly
trot around on
111, sports
hands.‘
' 2111151111,"
E
i
1
.111 poxtunoo.
swer myself
of any town.
the letter to connect
fair at all."
anti too
his own book.
‘ .
111111111ch to take the matter in my ownl
"OK‘
i‘CTll
1-
: “ G\”1“131'.
| 5010 or 5-3 tNt‘H Mariam. mm. 1.11:1
"l'rdc‘dslng without a license,
the other 111
\11,\liov.', l lli‘ d an old lcitci head of
11 cu..11n11c1‘ol ours who cold medicine lf 110 had board
.1111; called himself of a company.
,11112111‘1 sounded Ill-.1.~ 11 Lg concern and {blame for the IWWCTipiion-"
ll was quite, sure it would be cert tainl “Did he decide to follow the doctor's
ito impress any boy of twelve with its advice
so I wrote out. the
and mailed
train so it. wouldn't have the postmark
I used a strange type-
writer and there wasn't it thing about.
me with the of
if two striking and l)lcntlii‘." touts is
French grl " and l us-
,.,"-'cc11
EN" 110‘“
”W lll'flllt‘l' tlllltllllll ‘, 1111‘ and well expressed, and I wasn‘t :1
you bet.
“I should say not At i\\‘1‘l\'t" I‘ w‘a-tllautzh
‘ lllt‘.
needs.
So
(‘ll 7"
an returned. dreamed
Th!‘ xkn1'.v
.1l1-‘ .1
it: on the
tell‘
‘.:tl11 lt-i111_r tispd for the
.111-‘121 and culls, and gr‘i“1loth for
the ll-‘Jilltl‘ 1.111! or crskiit. 111 mcd- um
.../.crtl111 t’ttbllilllc requires I!" 4, yards
1.11 broutltlotb, .’ 1. ,ards Sti-
‘sutin 1"111 1'1111111l11tfon bl‘.ll't and
yards. 36 inch lining.
in order to properly cut-the drts‘r,
H-tc how the various sot-lions of tho
pattern are, placed on both the clot!-
z-nd the satin. Rot-oust; there am
1111.1111111)‘ small pic. cs to the. (Ivcrtlrt‘su,
it is better to place them together on
the cloth so that it may be used to
I-cst 11d1 outage. The flare collars, tho
back, the large collar, and back and
front pores of the skirt are laid on
the lcuigthwise fold of ponds. The:
tutor trout of the waist, sl11c1e,‘1-uil’
and pocket are 11111111111 on the material
1-0 that the largo “0" pcrforaticim
west on n lengthwise thread. The
piccings are cut. from ”.11 cloth 1.11
insiuing at the side of ti... buck and
front gorcs.
After the cloth sections have been
1-111, tho satin foundation may be 1111.
ticrtaken. l‘uld tho sati11.then pine-p
"rst tip the 111.11‘11nl tbc buck gun,
the large "0" perf-maiions rest: it,"
foundation,
‘1111l1
.ll
on.
t" ' L001 5
V‘”.
8
11111111 on"
Jim :11 "c'n Maui...
1(11. :1 ‘11".1vtl111iso thread, 11rd next tho
"rout gore, laid 1111 the lQlltl’lllWlS‘G loin.
“11‘ 11.1111 and hack of tl11‘1va'1st lin»
in; sections both are laid with ”Id
large "0" pcrl‘ozutlons 1111 a lt'iigtl11
wise thread of material.
The frocks for afternoon wear ara
turtit .1larl_11' pretty this season and
rllul.’ admin-1‘ tout-hen for winter re-
.‘"Tl" use. litany of the broadcloth!
1-111l ratios are. trimmed w'i l1 fine void
.1 1l1 er embroidery whi—h are 1ch
111 i. when done (11111 Iiarkgmtinvl of
thiior blue 11‘ coral.
turqaoiso or
C
"l
"I told him the strict truth}:
loot-oftou'n.customcr answered with .1.
"i said he was not in need 0!
.medlcine .‘1'. all but should
1110111.] told hint that if he would run
up and down stairs on errands for his
and go to the start: for his
pow-1a] times a day he would
number 0‘;
:pounds."
said Kilkinson,
1‘1-levcr stroke."
"Tlinl'.
icustonier declared.
the last word.
‘ith the matter,
from
be 1111] no
p:
of doing as
the man was
could easily
‘q1111ck,“—~Chica"o News,
he suggested.
~ 1» mum—a..." 14
- 0‘ .
“What the. dickens did run
tie newcomer. satin embroidered stunningly in mm Afltet&ava - . ,.. ' Advertise in The Sentin ‘
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ilDlE lap-gab
‘ c
t-tt3l
tli 13
cwrcise
“It strikes me you were killing two
it certainly was a.
what I thought, myrt if " the
" But. my boy bad
if .‘ course, he never.
that i had anything to do
so when I asked hill!
the doctor I
idea tb ll 1 was in
“Not he!" laughed tbc out-011011.51
customer. "He said he had heard from
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