IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII
"III III IIIIIIII,
fine and’ Tme99 Cakes
only and fill it with cold water-
Ielted better. using equal quan-
ol each 1 cup of sugar, 1»; cups
Bake in layers. Spread each
pltht fmsting and slice the ban
'(very thin) over the frosting.
the top.
that Cake~—1 cup sugar, 1 table
31 melted butter, 1,5 cup milk, 1
our, 1 egg, 1 teaspoon baking
etplndl of salt. Flavor to suit
nil Jelly Cakeml cup sugar, 2
minus of butter, 2 eggs, 3-4 cup
I 2 cups flour, 3 teaspoons bakI
positionilake in three. layers and
ogether with the following:
outfitter cup of sugar, 1 egg and
juice and grated rind of lemon.
:1 double boiler. To make or"-
olly cake use an orange in place
onion.
. , Cake—‘écup butter, 2 cups
Ir creamed: add 1 cup milk, "1
well beaten, 3 cups" flour with It
Hons of baking powder sifted in
With orange juice or extract.
‘ Iu‘lnfilayers and put. together with
and very thin slices of oranges,
over the top with icing.
. Eccles Cakes
ocles Cakes—Two onnccs‘brou II su-
ounce butter", 1-4 pound (‘lll‘l'itlll7~,
Mt? candied peel, II. littei grated
are: and lemon rind. Put the but-
"are melted add the other ingrt'u
nhd‘Isugnr info It small pan, when
{m'IPaatry Half pound flour, 2!
nos. lard, 2 ounces butter, pinch or
II deaspoonful of baking powder,
tel cold inter. Mix the limo, 2
Wills DOWdei' together in It large
cut the butter and lard into
locus and add. Mix lightly into
1061‘ with a. knife, add enough
water- to make it info It light
I Puttit on It. floured board and
out again, repc It twice, rolling
t time about one-third of an
ok. Cut into rounds about the
Ismail saucer , put: 1 table,
“he mixture onto each,
the. edges all together, tu\n
'd rollIout until the curmnts
through. Bake. IIIIII an hour, wIII
htor nine.
I‘dsn-Dream Sponge Cake
the yolks and whites of
wheat the whites with an
e until you can turn the. bowl
tie up and the egg will hold
on solidly. Then, with tho
1 ,' beat the yolks in the mix-
‘for five minutes by the
on they will be thick and
Then, beating airsthe time
heater. gradually “pour" in 1
flier. Beat this until sugar and
Is. cream, light and fomay
d 1/9 a teaspoon of either
vanilla and beat in thorough-
fail add 1 cup of pasty flour,
ml- 9 tirnes with a saltspoon ‘of
I, lipid in the flour tery care;
Ithauspoon. Turn" into II but-
‘floured tin and bake. In
the table crease the piéces
then break. To cut spongs
‘ the; grain and makes it
are is no rising in this ex-
533, but don't". be afraid. it
t and a most delicious cake.
Cake—Beat ‘7 eggs, put them:
Ifamily, and for the
,quit and vegetable salads it
t and 3 teaspoons of baking make
Iful age to make tender.
,ing Willl'l‘
til IIIIIIII now;
The Busy Apple
The use of apple. juice. in the culin-
Iary department in place of vinegar, 'i‘hI-
would make for better health in tlIPIll‘Oll‘lt'tdI
preparation ofIgl‘Ol“n ill
grandes
II good substitute. For the sick
room it is It mild germicidc. On the thing" in the way
unii‘ersally
".L'l‘mvn longer as It grew mort-
though, to be sure,
dressing table it is indispensable. in l)” 80
the laundry it lightens labor.
llsc pieces of apples to garni: lI tin.I l‘dI‘I
Iii.- l"1 and add flavor to meat, fish and narrower as well;
is consolation when one examines the.
of juicy In new spring materials and notes
advanced prices.
suits ought to rvtprirc
tho .IIIIIkiIIg than was
run only
game.
Add one teaspoonfnl
tough boilingr meals or fowl of Iloubr
(inc Sir I of rupful of tcrinl for
tea makes II den, tl’ui
unple l‘l .
teaspoonful of apple juice added to misc what is
closed doors of the
lt’l'n', bill the
boiling rice or sago whitens lllt‘ lit-I"-
ncls and imparts Ia dclicate flavor,
Equal parts of olive oil and
juice make it superior salad dressing. iod,
.‘dake the dressing in the usual way,
letting the apple juice replace the \"in-
egar.
improve
fruits by adding
whilc slewing.l
the flavor
tonspotInful of baking soda Will
the place of two heaping tcztspIItII1.=-
ful of baking" powder. Sift the flour
and soda togctbcr and add applc juice
:Is the lust ingrcdicnt to the mixture.
The cooling. beneficial ot‘fcm of only
drinks containing apple juice is- well and tho gIIIlII"I"I~Il lllllllt'p: III In.» skirt.
SH'll ut the sides, t‘tillllllllt“~ across t‘I-I
hack. The
unit tlII- front and innit
.llllt't‘ tIIkI-n I:prI"IIiIlI-rcd. ('l‘t‘$\t'tl under IlIII arms.
and held with
the gathering
Irmbroidcrx" lw‘ of yrllow and
motif tintsrcs the
buttons down
lack,\\ith small buttons covered with
This is IIII iIln‘tIl gown
“fill any oi the popular long
I-IIIIIs. «rpm-in”) [how that art" bciin'
known. it is an important and picasv
ing drink for all fl’YH‘S and colds.
(Inc tablespoont'ul of equal parts" of
strained honey and appla-
every hour will help It cold. Applc
IuiI-II as It garglc for sore throat ir:
Apple juice onc part and boil
two parts nill can: sick ‘llli, and
headache. Sip It teacupfnl as hot as tit-ck.
pIIssllIle every two hours Molsten the
lips and tongue of III fch-I‘ paticnt with the
It hit of absorbent cotton dipped in for ‘\t'£1l‘
equal parts of glycerinc and apple-
juicc to the bathing water of the pa-
tient to help reduce the fever". sin-rt
IIboI I-
good.
A slice,of apple dipped in salt and is Inptnlly
also lII~ \\'t it tried for tIn-I- of thc
which it is cxpcct»
with a cd will find great furor in the spring stock upwards of u," million. author-
”“I trim; the Adjutant tlcncrnl to acquire
.,"“'I'II additional
rubbed on cliilblains girl-Is almosl in-
stant relief from itching, and will heal "‘jupcs
them if the macerIIteIl pulp,
little salt added, is hound on the al- and
fccted parts for it few nights. Many
school clIilIlrcn will be glad to know
this when they recall the chilbluiimr-
lure they have endured,
in the middle of the afternoon.
apple on it a few times.
hair twice a week made of one part to note
apple. juice and three parts water.
Rub into the scalp with the fingeri “1,1,
”133- Il)i‘(‘:l$'lt‘(l front
two (“"1095 01" Shoulder, and extending only to flu
1“th 10“” 3039 (“1d 0“? pint 0‘» rill“ waist, when It wide band of the mat-91'-
PtIt over the fire
water. Stir" until the soap is melted.
and water over it. Stir with cggbest-
kéeps indefinitely, and is an excellent,
shampoo for" the hair.
removed with apple juice.” "Moisten or.
the stained goods with cold water.
not rub. Add salt to the stain it‘
be iron rust; ‘
Clttrn brass or other metal with pa tons was
slice of apple dipped in salt. .
drink. One ('tttt‘ II year ago. UIIII
going on l)t"l\.l‘ltl the fast-
fli‘~l:llt'l'§l
t‘XlN‘t‘ltlllOll is that
IIpplc straight lines of the .‘tloycn Age per
:IlrIIIIiy introduccd, will
III-I-IIIIlIIIIIed note at the openings. Par:
is" glides gracefully into new fashions
. :Ind lll'\‘t"l' makes too sudden changes.
of all lll'lt‘d (inc robc clII-IIIisc
It few stirrs of Emil“ ng-IIII whine and Is the perfection of
simplicity. 'l‘hc square-cut neck and
Th? llllt‘l‘ (if 0'10 alllllt"t‘!ltl llilll’ t-l absence of any collar" are two of the
10h" features that mark most of thc popu-
lttr (lily frocks. 'flrc III».II and
pieces of tho gown are cut
pix-cc, tin-rc bring IIII
shoulders".
to tho waist. ("I slightly
’l‘hc r'own
material.
IIIII‘IIIIIIIII-s,"
suInnu-r.
sleeves and under-arm parts,
of the new figured silks of bright de
sign, with It ‘.~ilk cont
especially or mulching thoprcvniling color
when the room was it little too warm the figured silk of the gown, the
Built would be It costume that compris-
Remove ‘1 wart 01' corn by binding ed all the lll‘\\'t".~it ideas forbnlvnnced from the Slate' Military Census llur-
”Hm“ and summer fashions, tho
cure dandruff lly using a tonic for the of tho" Iltltt being eupoclally impoit an: ,lloard, and Adjt ~Gcn. George M Cole .
Another
blltitiiSlltlllS littlll
underarm pieces which extended a West Virginia Follows Example of’II
[HE ARI 0f mtssmclfew inches below the front and bath Kansas in Adopting New Plan. I
t
It
The Robe Chemise
"robe chemise"
ii year ago has
popularity in Paris,
would is doubtful if
the openings
couluricrs
'l‘lIII hunk lill‘t'f‘
shapcd tub-3 Int
("lillll'flltll‘i'l'll
.I pretty
Inuth- t‘l lilltlfllltlll fut", til one of
lIIllvhutk units .~o much
This model could “Inn“ 5,.II..r,1,,.\-_
.sll ttIIhlc.
.\l IIdc
\ lu‘rttv mode fora fIIll ("Dill ““‘ nation of all concerned
seen. it had It
buttoning
The sides and back hung to be about l85 000
full to below thc. hips, and a liall'l 'ol’
er until nearly cold. then bottle. This opos‘sunl bor detcd the hem and fan“.
d It '"sttttight collar and cuffs as well.
charming
that “m5 *1" this. gown, a blue vclvct clocher hat
can show
of It gown that will
liked. It
' and back,
has buttons ornamented the upper" edges
I of the plain piece.
it has grown
so, after all,
(towns - and
much less Inu-
the
I them at. the back.
I tunic. Still another simple frock was;
. I
shown In of “m, a row “f buttons “pm
in IIIII‘
scams on the
IIxtI-nds
[Ilt’t‘t‘5, '
buttons
of tho skirt, 'l‘hc
Wtii'll
II it trout.
of It plain col-
of
I“ I military
straight lines"
i‘I om
robe chemise
Lay ill the sun and put; a. 19W erDSHvoru lately was of silver gray cloth.
0f apple juice 011 the ‘SDOL Dry and It had a round yoke and high flaring
repeat until the stain is removed. Do collar. embroidered
it the yoke in botlrs. front and back,
Iplaits were laid, and II row of but?
added to the front.
lpieces extended screw inches below I, will {9.31 its weight.” -
in :blue. From
Three to swing it,
.- ..._.\....---_ ...-. _...-.
the fullness. Then there were side‘
ipreces. Ascroll of heavy machirio
stitching ornamented these side piec-
cdge of all
With
es. Gathered on to the
Ipieces was a quite plain skirt.
was worn. ()n the some occasion, an-
other pretty frock was worn of oltl red
cloth. This had Iwrl‘ectly plain front
from neck to hem-in the
black velvet
the
front, broken rows of
The sides were
also straight and the fullness was
laid in by two narrow
straps attached undII the
bath pieces, single
at the hem and an condoning c
of the same. completed this pretty cos-
of tho Doplllal‘ serge Inoufflonc. The
color was “lIlIIII ancicn.” It "had a sort
of (orsclti effedt in front, formed by
n wide band extending from under the
arms to half way up the \Iaist, :llltlv
beautifWullI embroidered in blending
blues. “to back was in princess for ml
with buttons for fastening, and their
in from}
from the neck to the lUWcl‘ edge.
The entire front of tin
princess buck
It will he rc-,
from
the ("oi‘scch
"shirt front the plain
was laid in box plaits.
marked that this gown Ililfcrcd
fit I others dcscribed in being distinct.
lv differ cut back and front. This is"
quite II chIluI c of tho ncwcst models
.\llIIlllt-; font)" is fot the fastening to ”WI
lIc nndt‘r the arm and on the shoul-y”N
dIII‘, II rcvivul of It fashion of sum-1‘
wars ugo. Only vonthlul and sic-rude
lit" nits can \\"cnI sntctsslnllt thI- un
lIIokIn lines from luck to hcnr hut,
tlIIrc is Hillicil gtml \Itricl) of do-
fish» for til-1'" so laiflt‘tl) IIIIII- pictc tr-sIIIk
that it cannot in Ilttlitult III liIIIl suit
lllllII- lines for anyone.
lcm
Illlt‘
HOLCOMB SIGNS DEFENSE BILLS plit‘atc for Ho national and
and that tlIcI"c shall be IIIIII
state Military Census EXP“Cl¢d ‘0 Tab. hoards o1 election oilch-rs one to be it was six weeks before tho exact
known It: tbc urchin," bonrd~lo r-I‘-
l'pon his" II-iIe. ballots and gnurd their prupci‘
placement itr tho boxes-
to be It counting" hoard.
ulate 485,000 Names
liAR'l‘lI‘thli, Mart-1113;"
tiIc Governor sign-
ed bills authorizing the toll l’ulcnt
l“ll“(‘-i\lmS (‘IIIanIuI to increase its
lands on the
Beach for IIII aviation school, and the
emergcncy bills granting the Gover-
nor unusual powers in the prcscnt
crisis. This afternoon the
:(lovcrnor lunchcd with It committee
euufi members of the Home. Guard
lplans being adopted for the. co ordi-
in bundling
under way in the State.
:llarlford,
on the. preference nt‘its factory.
The German army
been deriding
sword" may find that they’ve mistak-
m» "m nature. of the weapon. It's a
DIESIIIII. And if Uncle once decides
_‘-
the. waist, and two narrow belts held DUAL ELECTION BOARD SYSTEM l
indications that one of the greatest
obstatles to the
ment of election
handicapped the. newspapers in thct
lust. presidential election, may the re;
moved
year.
before
lowing the example set
in the. crcalion of what is called "a,
double Iletlion board.’
Tire measure is build by \\ est \'-irI
black velvet ginia ncwspnpcIs Its one that will be
flout undlalipretiantl lo the general public to
buttons boldingI" gIentII extent than is IcIIli/cd by
X band of erminel‘ho‘w not lI‘allilllal with the prIIscnt
ollar ;cncII;nbi"anIIIs which surround ballot
"counting.
'ccss of the prcrinrcnt in Kansas last
fall should attract attention in otlIcr‘
"states as It possible rcliI-f from such
uncertainty
llnborcd outlet" for sckual Ilaxs IIltIIr‘I
Itho last
l\anHts
in time us compared with the cost
crn states was the first of all sIIIIcsI
to begin to return it tires III its plot-
I lt‘ t" lion
0“lion lust Nowmiur T.
, surprise
til it Was discovcrcd that the secret,
of Kunrns
known
board.
This system dot-s" not in on)
revolutionize prIsIInt methods of Int Irmkvs no dii‘t‘cIcnIe to
but oinIplI “Mk,” I, possible mm ’ while it improve the IIppIIIII J'Itllt
he article in proIcss of consirn t lion
The little tap slIIuII l1I:I-
I . Worn l~_\" both small children
tarot Infants, as the largest size wfl
The I .Ip IIIIIj' le
‘ made \VllllIAIr without a lap tun: tlII-
mp gIIIs It i III Irc {ll‘illlull It to rl'f
. In n" cle not sI‘I- the design III-IIIIrt-s
IIll general elections Ibo national :llltlI \ not 1:? int-h IIIIIII-rlal for
IIIIIII- tickot‘ film“ it" primal upoL".
, and that at such ‘. :Iinr‘
generally to other Stairs un~
ballots mu» bc tounttd IIlnII
simultaneously
wiIb tho. result that llli‘ rot
is known lllldlvllltilt’l)’ up.»n thI I~lo~~
iIIg of tin" polls.
The Kansas law
them.
ortIinIt live sII'pIIIutI-
I- shall be leacd, two boxes" in do-
ballots,
another
changed nra'n.
coeded with in this Illunner of simple
relay tlIroII "Ir-III the day.
The old i fI
in all the
West Virginia
the census and preparedness measures or “m hallo:
done. and tlI’I:
The act. ~.of the West Virginia legis-
in following the Kansas ex-
On of the largest manufnctories ln ample is called the Wier bill, after
the. Underwood Typewriter James “3 WIN, a newspaper
_ . Company. today indicated on" its bulle- who 15 a member of the West “1-.
It sccms probable that the spring "WI“ tin board that. Americans “'Ollld be giv- glnia legislature and who deemed that Kansas, so. that the
Ink, rust. and fruit stains nia}"’"~--.be find these i‘u‘ll routs increasing in Inv-
latnre.
. handicaps of electionI
men who have longed to the. days when folks de-
l'nc’tc Sam‘s “wooden pended upon the stage coach mail
for their news . instead of the pres
ent era of the telephone and wireless
telegraph.
ample, at the last election,
”‘9 ““5““ militarism a wéek before» it was known posi-
prompt
results,
announce;
such as,
another presidential,
reflected in tlic action ofI
\‘irginia legislntnrc. fol-I
by Ransom? ‘
'llIII" IlII"I""lIIc that the suc- l
as the “hole countrt:
considering its differcnfc
'l'bls lIIIl-v cup
l‘bis was tl\
crcpc Ilc IbIIIII.
[Il‘tillllllllt‘h'ri WllH it fi)‘~'~l
omé Drejy" ltd/(mg it:
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A Pretty Cap lor Baby.
meson».
no. I2 2 as
SCALLOP
two 661
may be
tub silk or linen. if.
is trIInIIIml with It litrlclr hand, lII'InIl~.
I (illlxi'tll‘lt‘rt‘tl, and a narrow .lIIcc {Ill}.
with the lining; w l"IIIlI Is folded in}
half Its shown la the cutting guide,
HI that the. lac k and fl Hit of the 111-"
”)0 tool in one) may he Placed (,u
tho icrigthuiso fold. The crown .5",
arm 1 lNC GLIDE 0843
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{hold (Ii! :1 lI-IIgllInisc thrcznl l'
Now, {tld the cup IIIIItIII"II‘Il Ind
IILIIII the rap and Lid both on I?
lengthwise l'wld. if those rolIIs are
followcd flu-Io I~IIII he no mist: he in
tho. cutting of either I-"IIp or lining.
Now, to IIIIIl-ze the tiring, lllsl Ilse.
1‘he ccntcr tII'II-k scant of the from
and back section, which is iIIdIczI‘cd
by enroll “II” perforations. Limits:
ltctwecn double “'l"l""' perforation»
and insert the crown.
6843
made ("r
Its the double cloclionl
Wi‘SI‘ add tion of it hit of
h lgrcu. l)".
with the casting" o. Imm be“
ill! a three IIIIII o.lIl
pi'oIiIles tl.-.It :I"
.-
boxc cotton, .. III the I up
. s”
l -——-—: ~.—. H-
hIIllot
still! I
’l‘I‘Ic IIIIIkiIIr' If IlIIldrcn' s ":"Iimtnts
, t‘ I u an II )~lt .IsIIrnl-le task. not it c
IlaIn.) trInInIiIg
tho stir".
and ‘, \1lftl of lII'IIItz‘-I lllt‘lll"« chic.
'llIIIII is not In; IlItlIIu'It Moor: the
it is “I'll i I twin {III‘ ;i In fII-IIl I. I'z‘ till-It to i‘.--I
l‘II: or'ul lit-view" Dab) C III .\u. tibial
.._._._,~_,_....-_-_ .._...._. ._ ..
Nut, gII'IIcr the front of the ray
)Iropt‘r, then the lower lmck IIIlgn he
twpcn double "’l‘l‘“ III-rt'orzttions. Ar
firngo on lining, I‘('|.It'l'lIlII‘lil.\ tin-"I
of ICIIft‘d-lariclvs c\cn. félIII'II I"-Irt"~I
winding {-Ilgcs lIIgcllmr IIIIIIiI-lxIIfi
notches in front‘» dinning :IIItlLI :"s to
fit. lii’llIIII XIII cap to t" of rim of"
“tilt, litilrlrcs {i‘lll II‘l’ “' ll- '.l~ t "on
tour limit Its I l In Imt-rst
tiIlI: I~lI IIIvI' I», VIII); :1 ‘I‘.lljZ""»
. Ilrip‘ 15f ibit‘tWIHl ‘1‘; l‘ltlJQ “It!"
I “ltl'it filtl‘l‘t-l, .".".l l: InclIt-s li‘.::; III
M; Elliblrlt to loot-r l'I".II.t l‘ll"l of" cap and
lit Iii: fl't‘tt.
Il‘lII build 5‘.
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l‘m
ITII llc (lllllroltl‘t :‘t‘l l4}
It}.
Sufi, I: to 3 years. l‘ricc, Qt‘
I‘lltl-
\\'lIIIt liltlc opposition
board in \"I.Il\ ed
are rotnovcd from
of the bill
wltilo the work
propcr
eIIIIptics the first set of days.
After Ohio,
of. which still obtains have handicapped the
t't“‘t‘= Inn-opt Kansas and Press in announcing the
:IIIIII-I" the counting is night of ciection day.
"about Christmas time."
I
m-
Instead otpotatoes. ,in
In West \‘ir in a, for ex
5 I fact that it's
it was
t
IV"!
lfigures \Icre compiled and published. I
and lllt‘ othernrith in West Virginia in sir-4.:
Iadoption If the Kansas method was
A few hours IIftcr theopcning ot‘IIo the cft‘I-ct that the. double I-lcctiottg
tlIc polls tlIc national and state but-1
lot boxes
\Vcstport designated places, and duplicato box~
esplaced in llll‘ll‘ stead,
"counting bonrd retires under
safeguards.
boxes and counts tho linilols.
interval the. boxes are ex-
additional
tlIcZI"'"‘out in the argument of
Pennsylvania, New
and several of the middle and west-
IInd tlI‘I'I' countin; pro- ern states have for mom" years been
patiiculnrlv slow in canIplIling thei.
returns and it is sth conditions that
rep-ices the casting suits of presidential elections on Ill
The. serious-
ittvolvcs in some places ness of such delays us were encounv
Al the State. censusdiemlquttrters it frotn six to ftii'lyi‘lglli hours, deluy- tert-d last Novenbcr,
when various,
was announced that 385. 209 namcshad , ing a
I ' I. it tho mm": s I - - .-
. ial “C“‘Iu-V braided finished ”I“ edge, been reccivcd and indexed and tlltllItion of ti. stdtlcmmfllnlll‘dhal fotiljmp forefllimwas “1:211:12: PthIEFIIe “It be
Beat the yolk of one egg and the Juice the front being slightly gathered W" the grand ImIII to be reached appeared
of one apple together and pour soap this pump
itself upon Governor Cox of Ohio. in
an address before the. members of the
Associated Ohio Dailies at Columbus
man recently, the governor suggested an
adoption of a law similar" to that. of
general
some of the clerical and mechanical might. be known early in
reporting be- of election day, instead of, as he said.
.‘Maliy Americans refuse to eat rice
spite of the
a cheap and wholesome
substitute, because they “don't want to
lively ltow the state had gone, andlto be Chinnfle’d.” In view of. the fact,
.hntI t‘llintt—sccins "ch1""I'IIIiIII‘IIivto-IIIII-
:clnre war against t'lI-IIIIIJIII", this t‘I'.’
plnnntion" needs explaining". is two
objection to rice part of II ne’w paeit‘i-t
propaganda?
has met,
estingl
”‘LMW —_ __._ _,————4
Do you. error have .
expense,
tlII' IIIIthIII‘_
, it is as inexpensive til 6‘ ’9‘)
two sets I"t‘,nIIIn one day as iii, e “25 0
Is to work one 241,91 Int-II for two,
. That discouraged feeling often ‘
comes from a disorde cd stom-
ach, or anirractiveli er. Get .
your digestion in shape and
the bile acting properly—then
Ibe"blues” willdisap You
will soon be cheerful ,mu take
I
.lI‘l‘S‘I’y, l
Associated
definite ' re-
impressed
the people’s remedy for lifes ,
common ailments. Theyr act
thoroughly on the stomach
liver and bowels, and soon reg-SI
ulate and strengthen these Im-
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