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SISSISIIIIIIS
HIS 8000 BOOKINS
Qanned Pineapple.
.. 18 the season for pineapples,
' are cheap, also they are a
e! for a soré thoat; in fact,
rough the coarsest grinder of
meit’chopper, add 2-3 thq bulk
dialed sugar and let stand
xht or 6 hours at least. Add
' Bring to the boiling point.
end. can in hot (lightning’Iwiars;
keep for years and is unusually
u‘J.
'Banana Pudding.
I. gquart milk when near boiling
"tablespoons cornstarch dissolv-
113 a little cold milk; allow it to
«'23 cup sugar; stir well and re-
» mm. fire; when 0091 flavor and
it over (i or 8 sliced bananas in
“118' dish.
gEx‘c'ellent grown Bread.
cup sour milk. 2 cups sweet
2 cup! lndian meal, 1 cup flour,
molasses. 1 teaspoon soda,
tin ‘small greased nail and be
' ills llght. and steam
'9 'Balad Dressing.
Q economical way to 1 like dc»
dressing: Place 1/2 cup vinegar
rge tablespoonful of butter in
Air to heat Beat 1 egg un-
I, add 2 dessertspoonfuls sug-
I flour. 1 tenspoonful of mus
(l. in} teaspotm salt. Boat to.
tir into a cup of cold milk.
add all to the hot vinegar and
nth it thickens '
Cranberry Conserve.
'uarte cranberries, 21101111113
1 pound raisins, juice and grail
lid of 2 oranges. 'Cook 25 or :10
‘thn 1101111 add‘ chopped
01': 1 pound of walnuts.
'Bakcd Bananas.
irgc lino ones; strip off one
film skin and loosen the re
;~..placc in a linking pan. the
‘4 am up Sprinkle with
I and 11.1110 in a mod
3'I inn-1111's,
arshmallow Delight
' 1' niarslunullbws
'1,
giish
1 can
1 can peaches (die
walnuts, 1 cup
‘lows in quarters and
211ou1‘s. Adi
cod i‘iuit :1111 chili. Just before.
" (1d the chopped nuts.
bitten 1' ream.
Muffins Without Eggs.
'up of zweet milk. two low
"-111” '3 powder, tw‘b cups of
Llcspdon melted butter
greased gem pans in a
only minutes.
. \
Apple Sauce cake; '
pole sauce and 1 ten-
{11' 3 teaspoons melted but
1113 tablespoon butter.
tips flour and a little 31111,]
is, then frost.
Va and add 2 eggs well beaten '
' ments inclosing “at home"
Setrc'
IMPIIIIIAIII Illllllii
All 3110111 now,
So many questions have come f1 0111
hrideselect and their friends regard-
ing social form at weddings that it
seem-ed a good plan to devote today's
M a specific by many ‘Pare task to consideration of some of these
. ore eyes from the pines andhproblems.
it adds greatly to a silver gift to
have the monogram put on. Although
it has for the last time been the cus-
tom to letter all wedding gifts with
the bride's maiden initials. Gifts how
frequently bear the initials of the
bride-groom as well as the bride. A
stunning monogram on a beautiful sil-
ver service which a fashionable brldc
1eren ed recently was made up of the
tirst letter of her maiden surname and
the first ‘ of 11.1 nude-groom's
last name, joined'togvtiu—r with a hy-
phen. Another monogram combina-
tion coming into favor is made up of
the first letter of the bride’s given
name, of her maiden surname and of
Ilt'l‘ married surname.
At an afternoon
wedding prqwr
dress for the bride-groom consists of a
coat, gray trousers,
tie and gray suedi
black cutaway
black vest. gray
gloves,~
The bridegroom with the best man
thould be waiting at the altar with the
minister for the bride, whether the
wedding is performed in the home or
at a church.
it you are to have a matron of hell
or, she should walk alone. while the
' l'our bridesmaids should proceed down
the aisle two by two.
The time for a high-noon wedding is
at exactly ill 12 o‘clock noon. The bri-
dal repa'st served after such a cere-
mony is usually called a wedding
breakfast, sometimes a wedding lun
cheon. Whatever it is. the menu need
not differ greatly froth one served at
.1 later time of day. although it is per
haps a simpler meal.
it is the custom to arrange the bed-
'ding gifts in a room where the guests
may view them the day of the wed-
ding. The cards of the giver should
not Jae. left on the KISIS,110W8\P!, even
though you may have seen this done.
The coricct thing to do in the (1181
of the reccipt of .wcddiug announce-
cards is to
send your card immediately to those
making the cnnopnccmcnl, and, if the
bride is in the same town with you.
call on her on the. date given as her
recdption' day. if you can‘t call, send
your card to reach her that day.
new mun. WANTED FOR
M'oousv.
MN FRANCISCO. Feb. 19.~-Allol
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. icys for the slate. and defenses are 11ml on a hm,“ h.“ ,5. the 1.
"‘"' "i‘i'Wd '0' a contest today 0"” a in mlllinerv w .111 b shows the touch 0
111.11 fox TheiiiasI11,mS
of
5111111011 lot :1 new
" l. Mooney, rcccnlly convicted
mutter in the firs? degree in connec
it u with a. bomb explosnlnn 111 re lcnl
denied 81 11-
.711.\ ii the motion is
'c'uc will probably be passed :11 once
in support of the motion Mooncy's
:‘llOiI-(‘)'S tiled two'nlfidavits. one at»
lacking the testimoney of Frank Cox-
Orcgon caltlemon, and the star
"airless of the prosecution. who testi-y
cw Mooney‘and other}
at the scene of the explo-
ion and saw one of them place on .1'
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I‘m that he
l l fondants
he lioctvalk,\where the explosion oc
‘mt, the state contended.
ethal it «was Hermon F Boesse,
gsniriloye of a. local real estate, who
really deposited the suitcase.
hired, a suitcase similar to the one nnniterSary of Washington.
held the
tub The other affidavits seeks to
811113181101 ‘ nun—1W7
11111 0111133110;
Bright Cyllors Smart
Ao‘hi'lg dcmure in the way ol 1-61 Government FII€§ISS “Brief III the;
oissolntion Suit Ag inst Inter-
or In to be (‘xprctcd in thisc countryl
after lheg first day of the sport sea-
hon. Palm Boat blis a riot with blazing:
(olors whith aic ‘qulte in keeping with.
the flowers of 15101 Mar and which find
themsches in an admirable (back-
ground against the. blue ocean, the
white sand and the green pines.
it is when these crashing colors are
transported to suburban towns, coun~
try lanes and oven the highways 0!.
Long Island, that fine looks at them
askauce, says Annie Rittenhousc.13ut
nevei mind the looks;
that these colorn shall be worn.
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clever enough to say that they
assembled by :1 great designer,
may be able to carry them off.
.\ bright red coat worn with a UI'IRIH
art-1'11 tlkll‘t, or .1 turqolse skirt
with 11 yellow coat, or
1"gainst
N0 SIICII Illillli
IS A IIIIIIII IRIISII
national Harvester Co.
WASHINGTON yen 17~The gov- ltention of the committee
eminent today filed its brief in the culture one nitelnoou this week in
Supreme Court in tho dissolution suit 1'1artfoid for almost three hours an!
international liar-Vestei “hen the min-ling 11.11111 adjourned '1;
Company. its officers and directors Iwas practlcally agrxed that dogs of
appealed from the Federal Court in. 'tho “lower clues " would have to he
the
. Minnesota. which ordered the. drssolu-j regulated.
on of the company.
There is no such thing as a good
fashion says or benevolent trust within the mean-
ing of the Sherman Law, the govern-
woman can go stark. staring mad in meat contends. and all combinations
a contbinatlotrol’ colors, but if she‘s which break down the competitive
we“. system are ill restraint 11.“ trade.
she fer an exhaustive
’1ies and of declarations made by Sen-
ator Sherman: author of the. measure.
“.0“, at the time of its passage, the brief
half a dozen “MSW“
Af-
review of authori-
cent. of the trade, sufficient. it is con-
Itrnded, to constitute them a monopoly
ithin the meaning of the law.
1119. customary request is made that
the manner in which the dissolution
.mny be. best effected be left to the low.
or court to devise
FEE FOR LICENSING DOGS MAY
1 ‘ 'BE RAISED.
I 'The subject at dogs held the at-l
on agri
tba‘. it v as; p'ifectly right‘
{and proper f11' :1 111111 to kill a dog;
'caught dcstrming property. ha’as-i
sing or chasing domestic animals 'of
any kind on his 111'operty;\tha'. thy
license fee "cc doubled and that a'
man allowing his (lop; to run at IargeI
during the time between sunset andI
sunrise be liable in a line and im-
prisonment.
Sheep‘gruwcvs of the stale .were%
present duriur the session and'eac‘n!
took a turn at condonnlng mischiev; '
ous dogs. According to one of these'
colors johnnyv garish mixed into one. :1 i: apparent that- -thu objection to sheep growers, it was the dog that
Bit“. 0 cosunnlry, are combinatlons hull-111mm a despotic organization caused the decline m the sheep in
that too ittlll to H\9i(l.
,ot industry for the c'cmpelitlic system dustry in this state
it was hiought
T"? jelscy coal '3 supposedly small "PW quite as much 3'06"" and polilj out that there are now seventy-foul"
cr than thc silk or
woolen sweater. cal-.11
economic, and
t he re fore
1‘. licenced kennels in Connecticut and
and fashion has regulated the lulttr would not have satisfied Congress to the committee was urged to régulatfl
to use on cool days
athletic excr'hlsc Women
and for attuul be told. as we are told in this case, the rapidly mummy"; numlJet
u ho will that the power which they feared was
of
dogs in the “lower class." it is“
camp in Canada this summer, picnic thus for being exercised, benevolciul)‘, probable that the license fee for a'
at Jotdau‘s pond on Mount Desctl that pricea had not 11% been increased, male dog will be made. 33 and the,
cook their own supper
canoe on Sunset lake, or run their mo
nothing
moot, will cure
uud they -\\lll slip over their heads the \\
soil. thick woolen sw enterfthnt make
these' barnmnts, which are mom prlml
ville. they will choose v'itld colors.
by.
d‘nmour.
'l‘bc uttunlly slllilll .111“ (11.110111411-
tin is of white 01 blatlt. berausu- either
'of these afford; 11 neutral background
for a mumblnu I'll of color in thc top
'llowever. every'womun will not.
consider this. 01111 ceriso coat RN!“ ls
lulu-lily still'lwl‘l with brieht' green.
the skirt is of white sport satin pleat
ed '1 moupa', and the but is of grtcci
'stiau with 11 high mini and a round
crown. on the front of which i' placed
'1 black cat for luck. 'i'br applied ani-
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cool. 0
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W 1111 this suit is “mu :1 thin blouse
of muslin, with the 1'ouud,,.flnt
collualcss, which fashion likes.
a hard line on any but a young neck.
but thern H 11 strong tendency all over
the world of dress to eliminate :1 col—
.hecome imminent
long run. if
ould come disastet.
"1\)I':is in the oxgauizatlon of
one and basislof the art.
‘It fails to take into account
1 economic power
oppressed.
'm
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'0‘ “mm“ 0'.to a pond. on tlw other side of which
.1111
101 u.11',1111h but “V9“ in ”‘9 “1'0"" “I cinmcnt benevolence can never Jusli gagcd in ”mm” unubnl
fy ltIJSOIIIIIdllI, nclthci tan it do so in
live than the silk 1121' any coats. of D1 an the litiganlmllou of military. The N1 of cam“... m. 11.1. ...1<1~.« ,1 1,. .1 m
damcntal contention of. the defendants veu.
Whatever else one “cars for iapor ls, (that the anll- -trust law prohibiting on
the skirt of satin will soon by a stand- ly combinations injurious to the' pub
The” "‘9 “""I‘ ““m‘s “‘0” ”I lie by raising prices. limiting produc
tins and 80” NW1“. ”"5 “9““ 111'ng tlon, deteilorallug quality, decreasing
thicker and supplier than those we wages or oppicsslng competitors) 109’
have known 111-1 charmeusp pod sutiu cs sight entirely of the broader llllr'
that
the view of public policy upon \\l'1itlt
Congress legislated war not to
until thc‘cvils‘ol undue concentration
have occurred or
and then attempt self
to restrain them, but to prevent their"
occurrence by slrlkina
centrutlon or economicpowc r itself.
"Unless the underlying purposes of Modern MW, in Life.
the not :"ue .o be wholly thwarted
mall thing prohibition must be construed to inv
f elude ewry combination in uhateverl
:form it interferes 01'
micro with the normal and effecthc _
.ueck operation of the law of competition 111:,
It is any branch of trade either becausei
the combination is so comprehensive;
that such is its necessary effect. or bc“ I
cause. the character: of the means cm- 1 , I
circumstances jusli-: ' - it
wall
at undue con-
threatens to' in
in Arizona, 1101' wages luvi'etctl, nor the quality of fee for licensing .1“, mum“, dog will!
products, "01 (ompclitors
torboal over the chilled waters bf Vcr- In their minds the mere existence of
‘ for sport such powerful combinations: was
tont'hof brilliant colored jersey. The." evil-11 continuingfdunger—~Tmm which
will wear the Navajo blanket ponthos in the
be increased to $10.
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THE ‘DONKEY’S DREAM.
A donkey, grazing in a field. came
he behold a lioti. a bear. alwlld hour
and several olinr farm animals c.11-
\\ 11110 plucidly 311411.11 1.1 this sccuo
"Good neighbor, utiotb the bird
of evil portenl, “how can you view.
yonder conflict so lrnuuuilly when any'
moment thosi- wild livinis‘ may cease
their strife and cross your nut‘ruw
pond and devour you?"
"011‘." replied the Imtgwutl't‘d one.
_"my defense lies in disarmamen...
Peace rests on friendship and good
will, and the only sure way to live in
pence with your 111:.51111111'5 is
totally incapable defending your»
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So saying didntzic Donkey" do
iibetalely bit oil 11.. I‘H‘UI ol‘m poppy
and lay" L..tIlllI_V it) siccp.~~;\
(111.211
its -1 7.. “"7... ¥
”I'oiey’s
Honey
F". 'Il'ar
1‘.
(7.
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to be_
l1'.' .hzt stands up ox lies flat, undesis ployed 0‘ "”19" l-r { . { :II‘tLI‘lgs “(1)0: I
it is made of the meter 1111 and, is at fy the interence that such an inter L -, '4; l" \. .
tached m a coat. ,cnce is intended and therefore danger I m grippe. !
1 .. -M lously probable." It quickly stops 1;“. Imtd cough I
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY I The. company’s plea. that thtee {01" cases he {"1131 "'1d KQ ‘?
' . imidabte competitors with it combined tightness' m the Chett \ SWIM .
stormy- ; , “h“
capital of $91, 000. 000 ‘Vele engaged in. helps the witeczy _ \\ 3
T“ E‘ 9mm; Sentinel will “We” the some business and afforded brisk .breathing I
'. :1 momiug paper on Thursday, the competition a 1d tpst‘ monv relating to. For man years' |
Adv 9,!" the contentions are reviewed in detail. I the slander lama hm. '
tsomcfits. news items, etc. should The competition thus afforded we! couigltincdicixicthsk
"1 the office of publication. Wed bref states, was negligible and the w“ '3‘?” ”(Maw- .U
"1'“ my atleinoon. competition of all other companies ' "" Stillson-Powell corp.
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Adv-c who in f' The 'anrinél
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combined, left the defendants in pess
ession of approximately elzhlv
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I Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
Design or a Sports Skirt.
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6967 \
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Four-piece skirt admirably suited
to the needs of ths sportstv11111mi.,Tllo
heather mixtures with brou 11 for tho”
prmuilin-r lune ate smart for this pur
pose. '
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Sopalatc skirts cuv'n :1 very com»
Imbcmivc’ range and the dosinns
mndc iflpeI-inlly for sports “car an»
hcccdingly catchy. Herc in illustra»
led a l'our pmcc motlci suitable to do-
1- optimal in homespun, heather mix
lurc, corduroy or purge. The back
guru is gathered at “the top and flu
101011 with n ruffle, while the bolt is
caught in at the side seam and laps
to bark. if desired, the skirt may ho
bottle. with high waistline and in labor-
for than .tzlcuring landfill. Medium
1119 rcquircs 2:}; yards 5541111911.. mate-
rial. s
ery point of doubt about the
construction of the. shirt may be ro
moved by carefully studying the con-
Btrilctiou guide". Ilcl'oro stitching lim
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Drew fin/(m
Skirt No. G967. 5311's, 31 to“ "when waist.
scams turn under the front edge of
front gore on slot 111‘“ 11 ilions, than
1111 right front gore ull lct'"l, lCIlIl'l~
fronts even. Stitch one inch 1mm
ioldctl edge Ictuitbr t‘lIgt'j l'1't'c .1Iu \o
single. lai'gc "U” pcr'm 'etiun .11111 1-1.
is}: Now, close (MltitlIlltk scum and
outlier upper mice of bark golt’ It‘
tween double “'J'T” perforations.
Ariango Iicil on bail. "ore 111.111”
111;; small "llllftll'llIItlllfi “car it: -
per side edges and slit 11 side «Him-t
together. Lap the bclt .ls iliustx: 1ti: I
and finish uilb a button and button—
Iiolc. The remaining guru arc now
joined as mill-lied.
The large "0" perforation in tho
pocket indicates the '1'.ont 11"111111 :I.
tuck, creasing on slot pcil‘bralions;
stitch {'4' imh 1111111 foiled cilgr' turn
the luck i'Olmfiilltl l'iulml'm-u tin!
strap extrusion to H; inch be'rum‘l
uimll "o” pctfll’mutious; turn ' tho
strap back on 11111.1” "0" perforations:
and fasten with a button Adjust on
front gorc \vit‘.- upper edge of [01 Let
at small “11 "'pt~1111111111111<_
Now, ga Iicr loom edge of the luf—
fIc llctwccu double “'I‘T" pcri‘ora.‘
.t‘r-tstmcnoo actor; 6967
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Poland }
Miomf '.
lions, new in upper edge. of" shirt, I
(‘lilltt‘l‘.bilt‘Ii< c' on bringing front cm? 1‘
if ruffle to large. "0" perforation at l
upper ctlgc of front gore.
Adjust bolting 2 illf‘Ilf‘ll wide to poi ‘5
112111111 tunic: ll' timlz'r 1' lgc of 111.111. 1'
for a stay: itch upper oil-.105 logc- S
then
chtlici' mixtures uith liriirlit I
brown for '11 m :vliu; ' louc pith greens
21-1111, ycllmts, 11%11111'5111111 I11. 1c~x ll.1~11«
crl \x'xizliciy through them are admir-
able for :tyorls 'kirls.
Price,
portunt feature.
. stands preeminent.
dfiilv i'? tr it 'e'
and blue
Infants' and Chi‘dren’s
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Phoenix Slk Here is determined not only by beauty of
texture and shapeliness. but also by durability. In that im-
PHOEMIX SILK HOSE
It is so rer'v'iceabie that to wear
nomv. B121 11. white,
Ph uenix S1 11: Socks
crocheted tons run with rib )Oi‘l.
Wevhave the agenCy for Sputh Norwalk.
1' ‘ ' é. tA-LlETTE
it
taupe, brown, pink
80¢ and $1 10911111
with hand
Pink, blue and white,
‘ w 50¢ pair
South Norwalk.
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