"3 untitiIllItIi ‘ iIIlPllIllAlii IIIItIIlifl WM--
, “glutinous lIltIIIi
or on room _, tilillillttl nor in All or DRESSING
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Never throw away cake no matter. Woyen Together.
. Jelly Cake.
9 cup sugar, three eggs well beat-
mxemoonfuls baking powder, one a. custard slice it on to? before Pm'fprofit by the southern season. They?
flour, and onefourth teaspoonful “an it ““0 the 0"“3'1- This? makes “can look at the ‘rlothes the designers“
‘ .Boat the eggs first until light. delicious caramel "“9“- havc provided for the tempting of:
”on beat in the sugar. add the cold cam” should be cut in “me" in" those who go south and. looking
her, and than the flour with whichhsmad ~ot cubes, because the “maidenhese forerunners of summer, can get!
baking powder and salt have been part which is the darkest is the rich-”d,E
as for their own warm \Vi‘fllhi‘l‘ll
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taste, as it sometimes will if kept a
long time. may be made to sec-m fresh
and be perfectly sweet, it it it; cut in
rather small pieces and allowed to
stand in 3w: for slit or eight .95“!
hours. “’ash off will) clear cold Wit-:‘Vh‘m spring has Willi." m‘x‘ivcd.
ter and k-e‘ep in an earthen jar. , Each year the first cottons ‘ seem:
3 it with the towel and leave It you have milkdo filial“. a little lovelier than any that have preceded,
ly‘wrappefl up in lhp'gahw until added to the water ill winch potatoes .hmn. partly because there has been
. “ ‘ ‘ are boiled will make them While and a ti‘x'illt‘lltlulis improvmnent In the,
better flavored, especially old 6119?» :quality of cottons“turned out by theI
"""" manufacturers. This season a large
' . - l“ o' I 0‘ tie ulcer -ot I 21- of:
Keep a Bottle of Vinegar Handy ‘p on H on I. l . “I ( l w B l ,
voile. or mile in connection
Vinegar will remove stains of any . pith:
.Stiliii‘ contrasting “cure, Tlit‘l'o up]
'piaid designs of light rml hoary low;
‘turcs. lloucrcd voilos, striped voilcs,;
{crossbar \‘oilca. cotton voilcs into-rd
wort-n with cotton velvet, cotton"
,‘vollcs with olwiluol‘k til-signs. viii-i
lu‘oidcrcd (ulmn \ullos and a host of'
W ,nbout one-fourth inch thick.
until (time, but no longer, as the
. would not‘ he allowed to hard-
» Turn out immediately upon a
,glvwmng out of cold water. Trim
All the edges. spread with jelly
‘ e the cake lies on the towelfroll,
materials, and while many other nov-
sccs many charming materials:
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has, cup of sugar, one cup cream,
it cup Witter. one teaspoonful kind from theJmnds‘
or lemon, and flour to make a Vinegar and salt 11 teaspoon of salt
‘thick batter. it is best to to 1.2 cup vinegar) will clean brass or
apamail spoonful of the dough as any metal. ‘
M” to see if you have sufficient Vinegar and suit will remove rust.
milieu!“ coke, W01? putting it in and stains from clot-hes.
van. This will take but a 1110- One cup of vinegar in a ham, fowl or
mad it is a very wise caution a niece of pot roast makes these meats
‘ervo in using any cake-receipt more tender and gives them a good
e-flrot time. Care should be flavor.
, to beat the batter well, as upon One cnpt‘nl of molasses. 1 tablespoon
eponds the tightness of your buttM‘ and one tablespoonof Vinegar
when baked. To beat ,it from will cure hoarsmiess of the throat and
n minutes steadily after it is a bronchial cold. Heat the vinegar, mo-
ed will do no harm, and will kisses and butter and then take a lil’
Improve. its texlurc. Ilakr bhspoonful every hour;
in a moderate oven.
To Clean White Fur.
Take a sufficiency of dry starch,
comm vcry finely powdered, and silt it
eggs. through a line sieve into n broad clean
tca- tin pa‘n. Set, the pan near enough the
H ula‘ baking-ponder, :Ind vanilla ‘lro for the powdered starch to get
var. Cream the butter and sugar warm, stirring it frequently. Then
or, add the, (iggq. well beaten, roll nnd tumble about, the white. fur
milk and the vanilla. Silt the, among the powdered starch till it is
‘g’powdcr with the flour, and well saturated. Shut it up closcly in
I in gradually to the other in. u bandbox and let, it remain unopened
vients, until up; dough will roll for a forinight. It will .then look
‘but do not use more thun tho clean. '
alps-of flour unless absolutely When you put away while for, pm.
ry in order m bundle the crud on above, using a very largo
._ . easily. Too much floor will be 'uumtity of the pulv'erlzed starch and
‘o'make. your juiublcs hard, you put into the box some lumps of com-
3, ad always make the dough as ohor tied up in «thin white papers.
”you can, and handle it. Roll Keep the box closely shut and do not
hotnewhat thicker than ordinary open it to look at the fur till you
on, out, and bake. For a change want it for cool weather. it will then
Hume plain jumbles, 5'ou can ice be found a good clean white.
with different kinds of frosting.
boiled icing and divide it into 70 Eye Salted White Kid GloVes.
Flavor one of these with If you have white kid gloves that
chocolate, another with shred- are too much soiled to be cleaned well,
cocoanut. to still another add a “Non the tops and dip them in a dc-
..yegemb[e coloring, and gum,- coction of saffron water or rub them
:strawbcrry juice, and so on. ,Ice with a sponge dipped in the dccoction.
lumblcs with these diflcrent co].'Thcy will‘be yellow or brown, accord-
yl‘d “3"01'8'. and you will haven "Fl '0 ”)9 strength of tho saffron on
3'8 variety. Use coffee-sugar at ‘9’:
making the jumblcs, as it
«not. make them so hard as the
ed sugar.
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gref'.
Th0
the» most
rllil hos perhaps,
pan of tho
Soul'hcru ritti'wlllg-“tli‘v mnrv oftru of
lightwrighl Miol or silk thnu of (role
ion or burn, but one sees many good-
icoiling scpnruto uhilu tub skirts of
washable corduroy. 'l‘hvn- are i‘tlsu
many goodluokiug t‘lt‘lllll'lui' skirts In
New sport s
imvrvsllntr
Jumbles.
iwhoops flour, two cups
no cup of lbuttrr, two
cup sweet milk, two
tutllrtlals par excellence, if one Is IJ
judge by tho Ialr‘sl models, are the
Jcl'rey Man's wool, silk and wool,
or all silk. 'I‘hwo tualorlnls have. on—
joyed runsitb i.lllll' ot‘ a voguv hrrc for
two ycars pan, and lilll‘tilltl for a long-
ci‘ time.
firmly ilxml In into? and promise In
The nutuufulttur-
{its t'\‘ltlt"lll.\‘ lrt‘llvw'l‘ i'l tllt‘ili, Tnt' they
havt- Iliiltll' thrm in girl-oi variety, and
more sport: violins in jersey or tricot
1111' being sent lilt‘l' from the olhci‘
.~Idr than in any other fabric.
litth' a big sl‘ustup
'(lm‘é might multiply doscrlplious or
the jersey moth-Is cndlcssly. [There
arc_brilliauliy colon-d coats to be.
worn with skirts of whitt- jersey or
nvlr scpurnlv \\llllt‘ skins or with
wool skirts of plnid l‘.l which whim
,plays the, most important role, though
Iiucs of the gay swontor color enter
into the scbcmc. There are also
whole (‘Uhlliilit’r in these bright tones.
with touchcs of block for relief.
, The vogue ol the silk known as
lkhaki kool, which is made up into
limts. parasois. separate skirt and coat
sand skirt costumes for sports, wear
leon‘iinucs. This silk resembles a
irough surfaced tittpanoso or Chinese
\\ lraw silk. The ground is most often
To Keep a Hat White. .iin material tone or oyster white, but
.1: you” have ,. white. velvet or silkillie design is likely to‘ he married out
“‘ ‘ . abut that looks well enough to wear all“ some large bt'lli (it‘slgns In 0010?.
_ NuthapIoca- ggecaml season, ia'y beside p, m the perhaps Ulll‘ or two or three contrast-
for‘four‘bours two-thirds of a,bondbox a cake of white wax. such 39,313: t-vl‘li‘i.
“P109“. in. 3 cups 0f Will-913 Add you get at o drugglst's, cover the band-i Good-looking in vv silks in putty or
brown sugar, ’5; cup 01 chop- box closely and do not on any account‘hltacuit colt: wizh bright stripes make.
, and boil 1 hour. Turn into open it till you are m «enr the hat up well for <ports wear, as do the
\ would and when cold, turn ngain, You will then find mp cake of. figurttd silks. Shir-L. of such material
lab and serve with whipped wax much discolored, but. the. bat an 811‘ math ithli Milli: INK D3338 01' Bid?‘
/ ,n for pitted cherries. ~ while.“ over. ‘ ~piaits allhround. preserving a stralg‘ot
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coat of plain color with trimmings of
the striped or figured material is lit
usual accompaniment of such a skirt.
The wise old Ground flog, so quick,
. hm. 1. b h , , . , . iCame out the second of February.
three tablespoonfuls cold water, ”J" “t ‘ ‘3 ~19“ time 5'0“ b75119 Even the folks who stay at boon-die looked around him, all ready to
For high l'l the heavens he. saw the
Billie saw his shadow cast black on the
'elties come later, it is true, also thatg'l‘ln- mercury rum-I and the
tint now thcy srouim to In.“
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and wary. t
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HXIOW
"i‘hen the (,‘round ”or; chucl'lcd and!
x \ \ lAnd all the German raiders,
said “0. ho!
Milly sifted. Pour at once into Sift)! $2; in Slices 't '4‘ more equallygoutfils. A“. will have cold mam”. for six,
unveil greased and floured obion tin, “ l u ' ' ' . .. .- .. ' - .t w i" o a!" t
w , . h t 11 E Butter which has acquired a strong Always during the month ol Jana EAnd hrfv‘ebtminn his hole and 1w"
,m enoux 0 a 0w the batter to ‘ary comes the display of airy sumhtcrt ' ‘ 'I
slammed the door.
soft “'llltlh‘l‘
. '-biew, ,
And the anplc rejoiced
was through,
The ladies walked out in their spring
garments dressed,
Two poor lllllt‘ sparrows Iwg
host.
that Willivl‘l
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fill (in ii
In his hole the (lround Hog shook
with laughter.
‘As he thought of the blizzards fast
following after. . .1
Tin-u the North wind blew. 0h him-rd
ly cold! %
And the people livgult to shirt-r and
scold.
lhn the Ground ilog turned
soft, warm bed.
Stroked his chin whiskers and rim 2'
fully said.
The grippc‘aiitl the curaclw
you complain —
malu‘
”HWY" ”Ii" “W l““'i"4“l“?~' ‘” a d" I'm-Italis.you‘il believe uhcn I tcii you conic to the I'nitcd Slater and is
again!"
We rung off his telephone under tho
larch.
'Suying. "Don't call mu up till thc mid
(llt’ til Mui‘t‘ll."
‘ “ SkiliEC'l‘FJIL
SAVE THE BIRDS.
I loved my data. I luvcd the birds,
ill-twecu them I had to choose.
‘sllk of various u‘cavvs. And the sports For birds and rota can't live togl-tlu-r, at
Every sensible person knows.
‘Twus hard tlo lrlII old Hezekiah,
And hurdcr still to kill Moria.
'l‘o chloroform them was no fun.
lint love. for-my friends of the it
“’0“.
first
”has no battered derby. but a dozcnt
I used to lump a dozen cats,
To clear the obit-c of l ice», and rut-s.
I never thought uboul the birds,
‘ Unit) 1 road a wise man‘s words
:I-low birds would cntnhc bugs and
grabs,
Which kill the trees and plants and
shrubs.
At Inst 1 uokc up to the loci,
And right away commenced to act.
I bade l'nrou'edl to llczeklnh.
Gore :1 last fond bug to dent-Maria.
"t‘lwv sleep beneath the. rambler rose.
Where many of their kind repose.
.Iu aafcty now the birds may roam
About my rurnl cottage homo,
,Trups now cotch the mice and rats,
2 For faster than a dozen teats.
DONNO QUISOTE,
Waterbury, Conn.
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enclose with he and mail it to Foley
& 00.. 2835 Sheffield avenue, Chicago,
ill., writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in rcturn a
trial package containing Foley's Hon-
:ey and Tar Compound, for bronchial
and lo grippe coughs: Foley Kidney
Pills, for lame back. weak kidneys,
rheumatism, bladder troubles, and Fol-
ey Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for
constipation; biiiousncss. headache
d sluggish bOWGISr-Ath’.
Stiiison‘i’owell Corporation
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Germany is demanding.
England seems to be very glad
A
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THE WAR.
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United‘b‘lates is very mad,
Because of the blow she's landing.
'inited States was neutral,
But all the ships- :n-nt down —
By Germany's little submarines
Does make tiu- President frown.
. £5 ‘
England thinks she‘s ruler
Of all the. large high seas,
But Germany’s little submarines
Are swarming around like been.
'i‘hat roam about the seas.
May sink the English battleships
As often as they please.
ilut let alone our merchant
And all the neutrals too,
HPI‘ause. if they get us sore
They'll tremble in their shoes
ships, ;
But as long as we are neptrul,
We better cut it out,
And if United-States net in the war,
l llfillt' she wins the bout.
J. C. B.
l CHARLIE'S RIVAL
Ann-rim ls about to lJt‘ put to the
trial by laughter. That is, thosc of
'11:; who make it a point in sec tho movg
has and who consider t‘harlic L‘hap‘
in his IIn the funnil-st. man in tho country-ml
and that Is no inconsiderahle portion
of the American public.
Max Liuder. French \‘tllilt‘lllllll and
movie idol of liner continents. has;
in
prospect of bring filmed by a Chicago
firm for the delight of u fourth rontin
All Europe. has laughed at Mr.
i.iudct'~-whu over cuIIrd Charlie "mis-
ter?"—*oud so has Africa and Austral
in. not Charlic has manipulated his
moustache ‘bnd wnrgcd his funny foot
in vain on the oiliv" ride of the water.
The aolcmnity of the other bcmisphgru
a performance of Charlie Chaplin
to incomprehenstbio to us. Will“ we
‘uvpreclutehir, binder? 'I‘hal romains
£10 in: seen.
‘1 His funnineso is of the drowinir
.room tpr—«whulm'er that may he. lie
tor so silk hats. instcad. Suffering un-
der the exigencies of war time, he
'wns compelled to brim: only l‘ortyslx
ironic: full of clothes. Not one or
:them. it is rcportcd. contains a pulr
.of bang) trousers.
We hope for courtesy's sukc at least,]
we niny laugh ill .\Ir. binder. liut we
: wonder.
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to rnlsc dc price of
with-" said the measly
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gun-vadicnnt.
' little and . .
I “No!" i’} "*d old r‘estus Poster.
i"l izavc no ' '1‘ .\ :‘f‘Pl‘lSl the people
lot” 'l"opckn, :zul there-”ore cannot con-
;sislently artist In sending them it
,mau with r H "“‘u' r“ Rolled that it
' looks like a Ht .ion of rorduroy road',
land whose breath is like unto tho
tr firings of u dummy?»Kansas City
} Star.
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1 Many persons complain about feel-
.ing old before they Should. Like a
weak link in n chaln,'n. weak organ
cnfeebles the whole‘body. Ova-work—
ed. weak or disordered kidneys lower
vitality. A. W. Morgan, Angola, Lar,
writes: "I suffered with pains in the
back. i am 43 years old, but Imfelt
like a man of 90 years old Since 1
itook Foley Kidney Pills I feel like I
5did when I was 21.". in Site and $1.00
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craving for smart simplicity and is
inexpensive. Bordeaux red broadcloth
may be turd for its development.
selfbuttons and corn collar for trim
tuiugu.
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JUPITER.
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(if red and restless Mars.
lAt-ross, the, Earth swings slicer and
t steep,
,And Mercury and Venus kccp
The awful inner bars.
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He marks within the wasted ways
or \‘ngrnnt asteroids;
Without, in belts of burning haze,
, Wan Saturn, Uranus ablaze,
And Septtme o'cr me voids.
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Croation's count yet calls him young"
Englrt in golden zone
l‘ly moons Octuplc overhung.
From what M’ild spirol was there flung
ills shard of moltenlstonc?
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‘The flame and flood of hitn‘iscrife,
With prescient whispering.
Yet knows he not of birth, or life,
.01? love or hate, of joy or strife,
(if/might that time mugt bring.
Colossal child of time and space.
His work yet unbegun.
Ilngathered waters on his face.
Unqucationedrhe keeps his pace
0! twelve'years round the-“sun.
It. is carried out in a rich louu .‘
umwgwl$ 6994 snowmo mum ,
0 0 0 £00
510E FRom SIDE BACK
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wspsper
ltctl Costume.
u-llnr of light tun cn'pe George“
'i‘bo fibril ilUSt‘S at the front under
.'t box plait and tlw lung tote—picco
sleeves arc. gnihcrwl in ‘truiglxt rnfi‘a.
'I‘itc {ulna-«:4 at llm \‘lni‘ililit' is held
in by at straight lu'li that umv be
made with or without Izanglng‘lmco
kills. M pm >- no 4!",
)nrda {Pl-Inch mutt-.ial. I
Tim dcuigu is t‘ht'l'llt‘iii. for loath-
fol figures. «fit-ling tlllllt'illll-‘s
whatever to the. home «lwvzzutlwr. ill
of tho sections: nt‘ tin: dross an: out;
from tho malt-rial «lil't-rtly an ll‘lllWI-
ted' by the cutting gultlr lilrm-tl; on
tho lengthwise t't-M nn' laid the from;
and bark sol-lions, the ttIl'Iii' living
placed in the right of Ho Ital-it. Vt)":
to [lic‘pm'kt-t, with the hint» "ti"
Qert’uratiuns laid on a Irnglliwiro
thrcud, is the llt‘t'lit'l. ’I‘hcu rooms the
belt, which ma) Iw villa-r on a lrnglh-
wise or n crossu‘iso i'olll. Tho Lim-
which in in lilo lvi‘t ui' lllt‘ front is
also laid on tho lungtlwviw [will of
cloth.
The straight edge of the side front
and side ban-k arc. plnrrtl painllvl
with tho stltztgcs of material, which
makes the large “0" perforation
cover n. Icugthulw thread of g-Hls‘.
The coil, turnover Illlll sit-me are ail
laid on n lengthwise thread of the
luqttlrm
In;
mas-v.3 an. 2' ’ ”om 322...: “W
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cloth. ‘
Frequently a, bit of embroidery
troops into the lli‘t‘tlnllltlll of tlzcsc
niolh frocks and beading la used ”out; '
:us much as silk. ill aw Imulq in :t-
lutctivo coloriligmarr taking “it
pint-c of slucl lwllll'i which are «Iai‘v
bottoming srurrcr. Many of the m w
trimming: .lrtalls :u-rmonmdalc ll.|"..l~
wlvc» to tile nt‘f'da of tho :mmt i..'
repairer. In this class the app'Irl
iv-‘ilvt stands nrnr the top of lllt' I'si.
ilf'llf'lll aids to Uniting-ti JQuinn-ills. 39'
one has :t final.‘ it), make UH'!’ is
\‘iniiirlnhc tliil'locll to wit-it :1 men- of.
factii‘ic drsigu.
RAP
GIIdLS’ FRIENDLY ANNIVERSAR 3’.
The (liris' Friendly Society of tho
Trinity Episcopal (‘hurcb cclebmte‘
its fifteenth anniversary 'i'hursdzt'r
night. Religious services were held
in the church at, which new members
were received intothe society. ilev._
Frederick A. Coleman, rector of the ‘
3 church, gave a pleasing address.
After religious services adjournment
to the parislrhall was taken. Here 8
social evening was spent. There wero'
songs, talks from the various members
of the organization and other forms
lof amusement. .\ dainty collation
was served,
Your Liver;
has important work to do. Utfi‘
. der favorable conditions it does ,
it well. Itsluggisb, relieve itwith
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‘ ~. . Sold everywhere. Inboch.IOc..25ot
balloon-Powell t orporation ——Kadro May-st in New York Times "‘\_ . —--————~
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“m ~ , -----_ ._ . 1"” ' ‘ _' ”£225.55
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