Coffee Jelly.
o n
w'k)
filo gelatin in
thi- keno.
ltaltan Spaghetti.
It; Md 1 onion and 3
Fig Pudding.
or salt.
o. buttered mold.
Frosted, Lemon Pie.
do.
Ethane with the 2
Baked Celery.
is green outer
pieces, .nnd after
in boiling salted water
‘eream sauce and
imbs.
or t“: top and bake
liars
I .4. . t v..
the 5.3.1 Li...
Graham Bread.
out) of sour milk,
‘aspoon soda, 1 egg,
{1
wounds“
till 6000 motile.
stalks
washing
I quart of coffee (as prepared
an table) add 1-? box of gelatin: ' 3,. my: the race_
cup of cold
3% #5093 of salt pork in spider.
the fat and remove the pieces:
sweet
well chopped; then add uev
duties of cooked beef or veal;
miner 10 minutes, putting in 1
tomatoes, and salt and thicken
out; slowly on the back of the,
'1? Whllglyou prepare the sphgheltid ' ubstantial meal. if you are a sedent-
should be boiled in salted watgtiry worker at an indom' job, a light
inbuilt 20 minutes. Next covertlireakfast will suffice.
113 dish with a layer of the? liot milk or cocoa, bread and
(integrated cheese, and a 054:1 cereal, with or without rigs, meat or
ghoul, another layer of sauce fruit, supply the food necessary for the
“,2. 3-2 cups of bread crumbs,
up of chopped beef suet,
. finely-chopped figs, 1 cup of
‘2 $333.13 cfip of sugar, 12
1-2
jk’the “at With 3 wooden spoon tiers digestion and lays the. way for
than creamy consistency, then
he 113$; Soak bread crumbs in
adding well-beaten eggfi, sugar, "C
welluthe yolks of 3 and the.
1 egg, add 34' cup of sugniyt
nice and gruted rind of 1
Bake in a moderate oven
Let cool and covct' with
whites,
atlflr‘and "if; cup of howdcred
mace. in oven and brown. Dc-
0
in to
until
Drain off the water, moisten
let
'Then \beat in two eggs and
9a buttered baking dish that
sprinkled with dried crusutut fast. 3
Strcw bread“ crumbs
cool
twenty
t
l
tiltl’ilillittl “to tiltitttllltltls hour .
7, own» not
'RiGH'l‘
a good sto:
START THE DAY
A apriuter knows that
Balance, opriuginess, and a quick
Cir half‘ an hour 01' l031391‘1,rvuction to signals, count mightily in
film cup in hot water iiiltilt~-~-1ttng under way.
ninth is thoroughly dissolved;
3 map of sugar to the quart ot'lspuns and grinds or daily life. Make
.6»? and stir in the melted gel»:
Md 3. little vanilla before the
Set in o. cool place
'and serve with cream and,
"Start the day right. Prepare ,‘or the
flied for sustained activity.
Breakfast eating is more than minib-
i..t For a few who eat very heartily
at night. breakfast does not appear to
be a necessity. For most persons it
forms an important part. of the day’s
rotine
After a long at. “Cod food for
‘iew material to furnish the energy
and repair elements to keep lllt‘ body
‘51 good working order.
Don‘t bé’gin heavy work in the morn-
ing without taking some nourishment,
t well if it is only a glass of milk.
if your work is strenuous, eat a very
t
you
butt (‘1',
8638 and finish with the meatual't‘mgt“ worker. 4
liavo variety. Don't eat the saiue‘cn;
real e'vory day until you'weary or it.
' Change the fruit according to Hm
{son's supply. Have meat occasionally
Iif you like it particularlfi' well.
Variety in foods tempts the appetite
and promoties digestion. i ,
"like your time. Hurry at meal time-s
;in a curse that impairs appetite, disor-
vhrmlc complaints that coolly can in
avoided.
lltlll‘l
.hew your food thoroughly.
t‘ Combine mixtures and lum‘bolt your breakfast nor out it on the
, Steam “11'9" run. Avoid excltm‘ncn‘t and hurry and
, Serve with molasses sauce, worry atmeal tune.
‘ ' made by boiling 2 cups oh
andrz tablespoons of buttér.
limo minutes. Remove from firm?
_. :thblenpoons lemon juice und'
if you hav‘elo got tip a few minutes
earlier in order to cut quietly and com»
i‘ortubly. do, it. The time. taken from
sleep will he atoncd for by the improve
ment in your health. The hurried bite
is vicious.
'l‘rnvolint.r salesman urc notoriom
for their poor digestions. They donut
tent properly. Their hours are irregular.
and the foods they cat. are not well
prepared. .
Have a definite hour for breakfast,
and be ready to tako it at thatvtimc.
Insist upon the food’s being prepared
promptly, so you Curl make due allow-
note in your day‘s progrum‘i‘or break
fast. time;
§lt down to brcukt'mt. with your
. '"mily. if posalble. but sitdmvn anyway
.Bitc, chew, grind your 1'6th carefully
.aml slowly. Enjoy the meal. Talk
ioke, live during breakfast.
Don't .hurry. Don’t dawdie. Just out
5a though you were. in public. andbad
. 0 demonstrate hygienic eating.
Don't let youp children ”study while
eating. 'I‘h'cy can't do two things at
, for .tiiomvto devote the time to break-
are acquired by regarding at the table.5
motion,
little
2 tea-
Mar, 2 teanoopns melted but-
tie‘flbur and enough graham]
iaké it thick enough to] '
ly in a medium baking
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WM. EFFRON.
an.
A good adv.y‘paysl best in the best
paper.
an effort to begin the day properly for-It
-cxainplo, was
flury beautiful
to .
t Mills is “if
that were only rt-ndercd possible i,_\.-,00tl,0tl0 dairy cow, twouopoo head 0 l
t ‘10? and do both well, and it is better
lore stomach aches than lessons:
,chrcks are also favored, this effect
being gained by leaving open spaces
{about two or three inches square in
a fabric. otherwise offered with small,
woven checks. It is offered in
number .of shades. Another design?
\l'liv‘ll Mlidalll“ 1.8310thtll'tlltlflk‘tllllat shows lang" ll'dl'l‘OW Sll‘lpo‘ running
turs MT“ 10 law firm place “1 melhrough the cloth, between them bc»
scheme. of things sartmial, she loading “mm oblong 0va with (W;
evidently already held consultation-{Side otf. ‘ ‘
,with the weather 1113‘], since that gen-' ’
‘tleniun has manifestly done his bet
to enforce lIt‘i‘ decree. Never, perhaps,’ SILVER BULLET
has. there been a winter “when the; . y 7 " “
tluws of necessity ' ”Mfl'
a
lit till 0i ittsstu
~q".
.The effect in: most nuns-3
uni. _
and fashion alike: ‘ . _ 5
{American Financial Arsenal: Filled‘
inu- r . ‘ d . 1' , With Gold Plated Ones. ‘
. ‘ ‘_ “‘ ("i‘me’l . escripion and‘mt Next to the invasion of Belgium
“1:” “‘1 “l3 01"“3“ hate “pp?“rfd’iperhaps the most custly mistake
it ethei .tppiopriate to the occasmnimade by the Kaiser in his Pat'll'
or not, for lovely woman, having ac-l
l
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F' .
,were in closer accord.
plans was his contempt for the ilritiuh ‘
rented the fact that for is to be \t‘tirn,fm.,m.' says the Wall street Jmmml
wears it with a whole hearted (amine should know 1W}... “my, bu:
{thusiasm that had not stopped short
101‘ even adorning her lingerie there.
} with.
seems not to have. learned by exper-
ience. Looking at the Americon army,
not nearly so large as that Seuhiu put
A feature, too, of this season‘s dominto the field, he might say America
signs has heel? the numerous fur al~'ifl unprepared. 30 ii is “‘01" .1119»
gramlmother, who thought one pelt at
a time sufficient, and would never; Lloyd George 01100 Willi" ”f “l“
have dreamed of associating oveu‘“81h‘61' 11111101” winning ”"9- “”- 0"”
seulsitin and ermine or sable, such financial arsenals are filled with 111059
loading plumbers, of the fur aristoc- bullets, gold plated All that. We, "a“
A Brilliant Contrast
In this they may perhaps haw
been right. though at least one in»
novation of today is worthy of note.
That is the introduction of an inner
collar of while for by way of contraltt
to the rich dark shins generully dis-
played by the rest of the :t'llemo, A
magnificent wrap seen recently, for-
t'oniponmi of particu-
ukunk, the pol nine
caught to the front in graceful folds
of,
can take upon ttseit o,
is more dangerous titan men.
which they seem to have no need.
A :nerlca
Where Germany is hungry. we have
grain.
the acreage of cereals, poiuloms. out
for.)dstul'fs in general.
regulations may even he directed
that end. We have more than
the wonderful pllnbllity of the skins-iomne' 48'000'000 sheep and Gl'uoo‘lmt-
uwlue. These unlmuls pteun food,
clothing and leather. lumen of “'3“;
in the use of all these turn
A vest and narrow turnover collar oil
taillors ermine not only threw the muint
fur into glorious relivi, out alsmactrd economy
for 11“! face at the .wm‘rér. 'I‘bc mg'iu order that those'bearing the bmut‘,
null completing the scheme was also or otvlll'aailon‘s battlo "“5" 1"“ Slim
of skunk, slightly draped, with turned mined.
hack rovers at either and of the white There.
fur.
are 35.00tl,000 horses atuli
A fur ”m M” boon Elva.“ pm”m'noeilml. Some of them will ho out-it
“nor for coal models ”“5 season, part» ployed in rnislnl: cotton. which is outfil
y because it is really cheap and yot of the ’
ttiructivv and of good wearing tllulll‘rlothcs, and for guncottou and smoke}
‘y. is muuquaeh flunk. in some cases 19% powder.
sinuous}?
‘ Backache, Sideache, N ervous:
After takin ten bottles I am now well
I‘M." each having,r charms of its own send them to the Allies by the ship- Veg‘euble Compound as Mrs. Sou .
that required no enhancing by anml’ load as long on the war lasts. With it? diodr'dogoif they needjreo 3‘3“”
gamution. ' Germany. it moral and financial bunk- wriggbo Lydityg 8&2; :51 figm
rupt, help of this kind to her enemies, 30, (confidential), Lynn, Mass.
larger part of thcuault of feeding the hivvtt lwnniltt in do
armies and civilians of the Allies. thulool’. \\'t>.~t avenue, ,md [up Mr.
Netti spring we can increwe “v,
Governmental I __
as a most becoming outlining motive»“maul"til should be H patriotic duty.jFlusl1 the Kidneys at 0““ When
Not till llif‘ sltcop inible, pounusm‘ :
.|
HR DISEASE
nesg'Dizziness, Faintness.
all Disappeared After
, the Woman’s Medi-
cine was Taken.
Kingfisher, Okla-«“For two years 1
ufi'ered with a severe female trouble
was nervous, an
had backache and a
pain in my side
most of the time.
I bud dizzy spells
and was often on,
faint 1 could not
wall: across the
floor. The doctor
said I would have to
have an operation.
A friend asked me
to try ydia E.
t Pinkham s Vega.
table Compound.
lianc'vs contracted alliances 1h.” viewpoint of the drill sergeant. P.'ob- andstrong, avenomorepain,backacho
uoull ll d ' l ‘ abli we would fall down if \H. tilt ‘ or dizzy 5 "E Everyone W115 moi
' t NV“ ."2 z . “‘t- ,' ‘, ' 'i. ‘1.. H A.
L win 111““ out an it the g’oove step how well look and I tell them L in 1
E. Pinkham’e Vegetable Compoun dl .
it."——Misa NINA Soivruwtcu, R. F. D. l
No. 4, Box 83, Kingfisher, Okla.
Every wornan‘who suffers from female -
troubles, nervousness, backoche or the
blues should try Lydia E. Pinkh ’s
.I‘l‘tlf'l, Wall street.
'i'lu' White li‘lwtih- (‘ouipuni were
wiring M. N.
m; the ltuiulm; oi (‘olumbuu rooms.
.: lttnuton street.
tot ,
until; our lllll‘
__ WW-“.
I
Back Hurts or Bladder Bothers
No man or uotuun who cuts meat,
“regularly can mutt i u iiiistulto by flushvl
ug the kiduoys occasionally, suys til
intuleu, ready for the battle front. or well-known authority. Meat forms: uric
. \ .
the farm. or wherever their luzor is acid which clogs the kiduoy pores Lao.
hey sluuulsltly t‘iltor or ulruin only
tort of the wash" und poisons from
tmltsnmisablrs of war. tmfituo blood. thou you got sick. Nearly
ill t'luutmatism, headache. liver trou-
constipalion, dtzzl.
(Prepared Special 3; for This Newspaper J. ’
A
ntuidgfashionmi in kimono style. and
accompanied by full, straight bloom
ors.
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By Pictorial Review
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Little Apron \Vith
play apron for the tlllllllldllll‘
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if apron on left ttLtl tiulxh tor r103-
litg.
M at iltilt'lv‘N, the front of \i'lllt’ll art-
inrlivztmi by large "0" perforations.
Adjust to pailion on front of uprm,
‘ tut'rti small "o"
the slashed edges as imtt-liwl, making
,cdgo to position.
nutt-hnd. .Closv center scam from ny-
Motion
for the
gathered to slt’t‘l't‘lvtlillli.
long
.- nursery or plug'
inm- rho“: nothing more attmwtiw
than this play apron, ncvt’vmpauicd hv
noparuto bloomers. Tho ' run is mull}
in kimono-Mylo with 510mm
it may lu'
lwltctl all the way ground the unfit.
or limit, across the buck. 'I‘lm bloom
or» urchgntlmrcd to a straight bond.
in medium size 3‘4,» yards of 30-inch
gingham are required for the «lesion
pictured.
Tin experience whatever iv l’t‘q'lil’lkl
to make cithcr apron
when one has tlw courtruuiiou pubic
fol tolerance and ("split-it dim-time
first, «loop the underarm and him»-
seam us notthml. thou guthcr the luv:
‘ (‘1 High of the slown- lmtttccn doubt-l
“’l“l"‘ porforutioxm.
elt'm‘rbund, fare and saw to lowor
edge of sleeve,
Si‘fllllR
tl!’
(‘louc train
cvcn. '
lzloouu‘ l“:
ul‘
Turn
it
ll;
Separate Bloomers ’- 1,
l'mu :it lowtr Mgr wt" :ipron on small‘
it" puri‘ot'otiilu. imp right ling};
The ('oliur 1.: now faced and
stud to the unit t-zlgl».
Turn imp-s of ymlwte at upper wip-
vlth upper only“ along,' intiicdlixn;
:~‘n;.ll ' " lwri‘orutimw. Turk beta
in 1m>ltion :ll tin-lorzirm seam, lit-
pt-rt‘orutious in liner.
of apron and t'luSi‘ in hark‘with 1.
button and luittmtholc: small "o“
lit‘l‘l‘iul'lllEt-H indirutm t‘(>lllCT‘1,l:lt‘l: of
14‘“.
To make the bloomers, sew lap to
'ti
room 3;; inch wide at upper edge of
slash, and graduate smoulinto nutlt»
iup; at lowcs edge: fold lap through
rclltur and fell the remaining mlgo
over Scam. Turn the lap underneath
front of bloomers and stitch upper
(‘losc leg scam :19
[or wlgc of front to upper edge of tlLI ‘
' CONfiTRL‘CTlON quit) I
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built of blottnwrs‘. thither upper edge
front and hut-k, between doubfe
“'i‘T'" perft'trations. Sow \vnistltunm
to gutlwrd‘tl c-lgrs, lltllt'ldt‘fi, contor-
i‘rtmtu and (outcrbarim urn; fut»!
\t::t.~'llauutls, through t‘t‘iill‘l‘ and fill
Ll
ruituitttittg mlgn-s ovrr M'uzne. Tutu
"ll” of lower l‘tlgl‘ of ltlonmorc t-JI
~2mll “o" perforut'ious, insert olux‘lt: '-
owl draw to tho romlired Hll‘f‘. x. .
t‘rim‘ slitth embroidery may trim
12m apron, their living \‘cry runny prtt»
t}; hum-r3: oilcvts whirl: work
quit lily.
Ly
Pictorial Roview Apron No. 7000.
Sites. 2 to 8 years.
. fl... .mwm w... V”...
m”;s~_.._.. -.
i'rice. 15 cents.
uotbttv 291.} {tuvnuue aw
uottovv w; outlining”
NOEOtlYl airs auto for“
vou DONT HAVE T0 with tT
noose YOU can 3- .
AN' rr our, Fuupv -~‘-- .
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till “9:111 WW“ lllll_“lilk(‘5 01“? S"“‘arl’flho world could supply the demuultnpsgl sloolfleggnp‘qg’ bladder disorders “””'“““"‘" “M‘”“” ..._.__.. ”*“W‘” ‘”“ ”2
thadt‘ that 38 (llllit‘. bcautttul, bi‘t-i't‘or clothing and blankets, and ('{lbtpgn‘lp from pipgggsh mafia”. . .
‘5“"“‘g"”y ”mlgh' “Wm“ inusqunh ’8 l0“ ““1?“ take ll“? NM? "l “’001- Till“ The lllmnt‘nl you feel a dull ache in} o o _ -
lone ot the lost furs that should (1.“)!- ‘EP l‘ttitt‘d States produces 60 DP" 30‘1“"th kldlltt.“ ur Your buck hurts. or ill Phoenlx Sllk Hose J I,
allowed to associate. with it. it is “ltf’ior the world's cotton; the urine u “my”. offensive, full of“ . ‘ v p
1 wedding WNW“ common -a not. War (“1113 for copper, steel, coal sediment. L: §;lillll' of, passage‘or at-
!lwnrs satisfactory allmncr‘ “ml la" 'and many chemicals. In the posses- tended by p. .. tun! ion. or ocalding, get; Phoenix Silk Hose is determined not only by beauty of '
bow: rtcsalurlts :3;:fitfigfgnlj’gnuan:31“:i“0’1th theso militaryl igccessitiea we: about four “1...“. (to; Jud Salts. from . texture and shapcliness, but also by, durability. In that im-
in . 2 t i .. ‘ f tare l6 strongest out ' PS preparer any reliable l‘ll‘ll"li“( and take a. tea- '
. ...... .~ - . e re. ”main
nmsquash flu.1k,suchun black wolf m ; nation of the World. Thanks to our spoonful in :; glass H: water before portant f atu . ‘ t‘,
”“1 “‘“im‘us” "‘“ ““"““"‘g' ”l,” dogma: *"dusu‘iri- “'9 film have a me breakfast to a let; (luvs and vourkidv PHOENIX SILK HOSE
cidcd contrast MT“ accrue "l “P wry!Pli:ililt'ttl“'prepuredness which the much” . .. t , , . -. ' ‘ .‘. 3 .
,osstcho of success _ luwrmmd German "otttcienvv" Ca,1,,.nl::l'1: gluing'fhffi; I‘IK‘M:11:33:23:, stonds‘ pro-eminent. It is so serviceable that to wear; it
. __..... ‘ {p “a, r... ‘ g“ ‘ " ‘ ‘ . "l ‘ g daily 154nm economy. Black, white, taupe, brown, pink
t ~ t .flf .l - , {and lemon iuice, commnetl with litbni, and blue - -, 80¢ 'lml $1 10‘1“”
? _ . 1 tie short siebtcd Kaiser sees ‘, “.3. 3m ,.. ‘ . ‘~ . .' l
: . . NW Fabrics. mount... m a mgmmm 0,, .m.‘§‘,““.,1”f We? '11;,‘;‘.i‘_" i~“‘1"“:_‘1°‘:§ 1:, Infants’ and Children‘s Phoenix Silk Socks thh hand
it is becoming more and more {untrained 6391‘ d‘ l'ttl . Y 1181 c 08th ' tuners am 5111 a . crocheted tops run with ribbon. Pink, blue and white, ,
parent that noroltios in wash goods‘ men ‘ “n our 1 e arm, .them to 8011\‘til’. also to neutralize: ~ ~ 50¢,
t ‘ ‘ ‘he makes his lost and greatest mls-. - . - .- , . - 3 - . _ ‘ ‘ P‘m.
are going to have, the biggest. season " the “Gide 1’1 “1“"? ho ll “0 angel. . . ' ‘
. ’ xtnlte. Well in the forefront is a mo-u .. . . - . - .3 ‘ -
l'n nta'lv vears i; not ever Among ,(‘aunes nu utiou, thus ending bluddcl, We havg the agency for South Nomvalk,
.’ " . .' ' . tbilizuiion that can thegin at once loldi' ‘d‘ . ‘
‘tho. new things that have been put ‘ - 50‘ ”“- - l r‘
. 2 , , ’ - ' _ tfecd, ilnuncotnnd furnish the Ententc. ~. . . '. d - _, .,
‘tout are “1,qu patterm on votle Jud Salts lb moapensne on can . .
i1 .1 :11 ‘ mum. V $0,;an Ongtl’mm and in 9““ an avalanche not injure; makes a delightful effer-l " , . ‘
. 1“" 1““ {fl 3 * g lih " ,1 ‘gwar which should cure him and his vescent lithia-water drink which walll .
.3, true ive o erin‘r i: 'e u s 1: er . , . , I I Tll‘ ,
lweb l‘l -ippe'tran:c this shows a: all-i militarist bodyguard i’o‘r-eier. lregular meat eaters should take now I I ~MA E ‘ E
, . t .( , . I x _ _ , r 0 o t
lover design gained bv use of small‘ land then to keep the kidneys clean; ‘_ ._~
lirreglll'ir three and lour 'sided fig:*NQTES 6F THE BUILD'NG DE‘ and the. bloddpure. thereby avoiding; I . . f ‘ S h N all:
( 4 K ,. " >,' ‘ ‘ l _ i I . I ‘ I ’
. ' ' : serious kxdne com hca‘ttons.—Adv. . W ‘ out orw .
ltires in'white, black, blue and other“ 1‘ 11.3 ivy-MEN“ We 1 3° p __ . l 88 “magma St' - ' ,
., , '- . tee n.0‘weregt'nupe'w, . _ ‘ - .
lcoltned gtounilu, ,so-called domino ..:-' .,. a“-.. . “Mr: ‘M. mum.“ “:1 A good adv. W6 1,95th the best. . _ f ‘
p . . ‘ .0... ‘ w ‘ A“ ' ‘_._..
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- p ‘ ‘ .- moot-ms amount —-~-~--, j t ‘
. . . 6?.th DIFFEREttt l‘3..Clthil?~ltti.i 1
~' \ . AND T‘l—llS l3 leFiliEl'lT EELQLVSE , i
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