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um wnmflma
8111111311111
1111111001 111111111,
lags for the Winter lame.
y' 11011111 111:1. 11-. 1'1.
' “‘1: 10‘} 13.1111 puddings and
t a 111.11); 11111 dinner,
Geldsn Parfait.
.-«_..1;;.' ‘1-__. 19.11.1115 11111-
1.21111; 1111.111 is reach-
, add I: i 111 a cup each of
berry tin-J 1.111'1'11111 julco (put up
lit-115111”, add the juice of
flherbel glarts"5_
late "39 51".".1111 with Maishmai.
pares of 1:11:11'11 chocolate,
(lips of sugar,
ilk 91,1111 loiiiuli .‘I.
jlo..lng ‘izlllt’t‘ 11111.1'»
(1111111111 both-1'. Add 1 cup of con
be 3111 1 t‘. 1-1111; 1'
of sugar 1.1111 i..1'g-- mint leaf.
-11r the fruit juice.
leaf grm 1'1 .cloy paste.
‘fréeze to n nun-h; then add the
1*. 1.1111 roast 1:1111b
C0011 ow; who: 11111111 until the
.11) L1cz1 111 whipped until
Turn lutc 1'. mold, puck in s .
' ed'icc, nahg -1 measure; o!
1 stand three-or will remove.
‘ Kill-"NNKln-‘rfim iEF-Aflmmmf"flflif 1mg. . \1‘. ,J‘”
'lMPtliillNi liiitttil
lit Slitiillil 1111th
-w— --
Washing Walls.
.\n 1-111) 1111:111011 111" washing painted
walls: Have a pail hf warm water, a
_1 good rag and 11 saucer full of saleratns.
Dip the damp rag into the saleratus,
and prom-rd to wash the wall just the
same as it soap was bcing used and
you will be surprised at the war the
dust, gr't-isc and spttks vanish c.1111
out any scrubbiu". Ten cents. wor‘h
ot' saleratus will be sufficient for 11
uhulc kitchen.~
Rinse the Pan.
Btt'on healing milk i-‘ 11 saum'pau
. rinse the 11.11. 1. . (1.11! water; the
milk is much legs easily scorched and
the pan is easier to clean afterwards
Taking Out' Bruises in Furniture.
if the bruise. is. very natal], all that
is necessary is to soak it with warm
water u'id apply 11 red hot iron near
the wet taurfacc, keeping the spot (on-
.~:tantly wet until, the bruise disap-
pears. \'.hich will be only a few min-
utes.
To Make Glass Opaque
if vou “"3111 to shut off the \1111
\Ulttl' us much Epsom suits as the}
“11101" will hold. i’aint over the win i
dow while hot. and when dry you will
have a \tl‘) "nod imitation oi' ground
glass.
‘ Wl'cu 53:12"- hiog Curtains.
lit-fon- "11- curtains have hccn put
in the tub to be washed lay them on the
curtain K‘l‘t‘it'lu'i‘ and find their rive.
Then with 1111 ludeiiibh- pt-ttt‘ll 11111111 it
and write "parlor," etc. This will HllVP
lots of time :1‘111 worry, as the stretch-
or can easily bt' adjusted for the until
time in the right size.
Dally Helps.
lletore putting; calibageou more
with it in salted water and all 111 r1115
will come to llil‘ surface.
1
Save ten bill by straining tea after
, the first 5111111}: and bottle. and 1111-11
) heat for 11111. It is just as good a"
‘1‘. hon first used.
1
To Remove Plum Stains.
, Four :1 little giralt of alcohol on tho
‘ stain and tel .111 11 few minutes, 1111-11
, but! to the boil-
'1':1b and rlnue in more alcohol.
To Remove Stains.
When you find 1'. stain on votir cloth
111:: or 11 (ii litutriup; mark upon you!
‘uz'niiuri- or (-nrptz. «(insult 1.11s stilett-
uh- and remove it.
Aci1l——'Use ammonia or chloroform.
C-hocolntem-Souk in kcrosene' and
wash in cold \\ alt-1'.
Cot‘hu-—~'l‘1'e:1t with boiling watt-r
; when fresh.
l"ru‘t.-~Soalt t't‘csh stains in mill' or “ . , _
{cloth suits designed for spring 1911.
(‘r1t<~—-'"uh tin- mot-.1 with molasses
and wash.
ink—Use salt and lemon juice.
Mildew—17.11 ”111011 and salt or j'1-;1
velle water. ,
Mud~Snak in heroic-no.
Paint-«Use lltl'lrt'llllllf’ or henzine.
Perspirai ion—«Not hing but boiling
’l‘en—USe boiling water.
Mildew 3-: ol-.-."t1
.
t
!
,wztfer do not 1e:11.1'1'e it, nailing uili.
llitltlll. litiltS liltiiil
thought or g'
bathing suit, nor does sht- entertain
the ltlt‘:t ot' intruding the bcach in.
something that is made for swimming.
She oiders 11 bathing suit f1 ‘(uut the do
signer 01' street and th‘lllnt'. gowns,
and that designer puts into the beach
garment 1111- name ideas he intends 111‘
work tll'l lat-'1‘ iii lliD season.
brought out the barrel shirt, and, as :1
111:1111-1'111‘i:11't, this :zilhouette was 51-1-11
on the bench in tow it nun 1.1-1 n on tho
street. 1
11111111: 11 uhh- lu-t‘. and '11 sash ot' foti-,
lard 1.1111 in urine and white. A 1111.19
1111111 turbun 111' 11111111 oilskiu tops the
1111111 11111111 1.01 h:- are rolled at the
top o\1.' 1111y c111..th' 111 int'unt fashion!
and 1111- 1-1111, inediact‘al shoes are of
(1'1‘lSL‘ silk laced with black ribbons. ‘
[‘11] 111- ‘111,.1 bit Mary 111 the t’ftllt‘~:i
ruthans that have for six months
reached 111 1.1 pro-ewhm herons 1111-,
11111111111‘111,:1.~1 tlu‘y do arrows the
moth tiny 11:15- p111'i11-d 1111.111 1111- top-1
01' their t‘iil'n, win-11 the) rl-uuld have
had filllt'ltl\ :lt'iil..~t their brows
are gifted by nature ulth the. art for
\1'1-111'1111: tlt'\‘.‘ clothes, “hat-wot" they 1"‘i- ”ir- i'lt‘iiti'tni 1.11-1-
b1-. There. 1111- such women. hundreds -.\‘-1‘.‘~-‘t‘ “1 1"” Wit-limo 1'1'1' birdie-1 MN.
and ”Handout-1 111‘ 1111-111, 11: tho woman
who in lt'Hs fortunate is compelled to “ll-“3“]: “ll't'll "11331115
admit. \l'hv these women can near .1111. 1--'l- 1.1-1'... 1““:th
any clothes that .1111 invenlt‘tl and nll)‘ i -'
tllt 1111-1-11'1'.» to any silhouette is (1111- (ll 'ill li‘H'V-li‘llt-I" «it
always 11111111- 11 suitable to her face.
"Where are stripes of yesterday?" is ‘ "' '
‘My \Hnd'" c.\t‘iuim€->tl the
indignantiy. “You Americans are 1
Just cite 1111 e.\-
'nipulated, helped to reduce the too
gsolid flush bestowed by a prodigal na-
ltuliy. as was demonstrated by a
‘charming checked suit worn the other
:day. The. suit was in soft gray self- Frugal Sititot'—~'Well—not exactly"
ichecked cloth. The skirt of the bar. but 1-“. brought vou rubbers-I‘MUW-
a 1? 111111 (lllllt‘tllt to
remove. 11' 1- thou :rl 31'1111‘11'11v1ile
lHl Alli ill 1111188110
The ultra tarhionubh- woman has n.)
1, to the shop for 1111‘
I)
The. newt-st type of beach :-uit
it is 11 black taffeta, with 21 very dct-p
\‘l'ht‘n the winter winds sink inio‘
3?0me Drew/701012 57.} .‘7
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
the balmy air 111‘ spring 1‘ woman I LOREVTE WALSH
“nuts 11 brim to her lull. Rh? likI'S 4‘; l‘nm-r 1111 outer 11-1'1-1111)‘
protection trout the glare of the 1-lty.. ; ,1,“- women to mug-.1 in 111.. nary.
and, for 1tlltilllt'l' 11111113. she lilo-1111.11,“. atom in by 1.11-ute11111tt
(.h 1111,1‘ it is unit: time tlittt the “MI \1111 not .1111 to sea on
from anv window you can do it wry luith 11 lniut 111-111111/1111-1‘ into' \ m...
cheaply 11y tl'JSUlUnK in 11 1111111 111111
Liam coM FR IDAYN E
(‘onuna .1111 111 l".
:1;; 111111011 ill l'lllliitl"ll'l"
11-11-111 1-1 1‘ rat-1a. l
\\ 11111111 .\ 1111 round. ilot'id 1111-1-11 111111-
.1'1-1... 111 111-.- l’nitvd
Th1- ‘11111 11.111 1111- ln'Lnx la u.~u.111_\' -'
lit-coining. 'l‘tu- l-ut without a hritn "'"""i' ’” """"'”"
11111111 111- rhown only by those who i "‘1“ l‘”‘-- ““1 1.1.1111
~-i\1 potato 111111111 11'111'
9'11!
each .‘.11 1--' 111111.
the cvei'hn-tim.‘ mysteries. 11111111) oi 111--
it is 1111- average woman that tho 11-1~ 1'111‘11'11 Stun-1. are
11111 \\'llll 1111- brim sliotiltl appeal. Site “111‘ 1111121 behind 1111-
1,,- va 1:1 '11, “111-11 31 becomes 1111- 12111111112 't‘h1- 111tuto crop is the most
1‘11'itt1lt 0111' in NOW.
1-“ 11.1151 easily wilt-civil from bad soil
fashion. sh:- hzm no puzzling ('hoter
miiiiuery, and when ‘1 is not the 111511~
ion she 1111011111 provide a compromino
for herself between the but thtit is lie-
cominu and tin- 1-:1t that in smurt. .
The “om-1n who has ditlleully in ’
wearing a crown 111111 is above the """"'-“ “m" 30" to
:11‘1'1'111‘1- in height \thI find her troub-
les lessened by having the crown col-
lapsible and .~‘ouwwh:1t full at the top.
t‘cr one can pull it out here and punch ‘~"‘
it in there, 11'1d bring it a bit forward
over the front of the brim, and nearly
' I‘llllt.
..111 and 1-1
ot Lump."
lthe lament of the stout woman as she
‘tutliea the worltntanlilte tweed and ,
“113's calling us slow.
‘ 11m tie. will on?"
For the long: lines that. cleverly um I )
iture have been pushed into the back-
ground by the encroaching check. This
.1tylo suits the slender figure delight-
a taxi.
11' 171-11 11.11/11” '
11!: iii“ 1.111 ”Wit-(1
“ Him 1;; Yb”
wk
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613711” 'l'tli V0111 illxblliii‘ui iN‘lhth‘l'.
11;,‘9 s}.'11,;-‘:' .2-17r2 t'tl smut, 111‘
1
)‘. ' '11.?
. q ' 1“ “Nil
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11-1 tie-1m- 11111111 was draped at the. . _________ m __’____
‘nides, and the jumper was held 111 the PROM/wen WHILE. SHOOTING
lnaist by a threaded belt of patent ~ 1"".M.
Heather. , DAMIILSON, . :1. ":11 26.1—ks- -a 1'1:
I “V I I I“ ' I' 'l' "31’ ' Rmam mM’tmu-r gr?“ I; rrm ..
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MA...“ :3
11'- w wwsrh ma ‘1.
THE rum 1an foam
HAVE ‘to DELt‘tct‘Li‘l .—~——~ -.
WAT tfit‘i 1910 vnu 1111111115 ’1. 3;
W113 1115 1131; m: “284031.911: (20 (MN- ‘CSK HE WHEN-title“, \i‘.
13E "m: E
111351; 1
7" "‘ M1011! (.1 “WW 21“”
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mil-ii
11-11)
UHF. EVERY THREE
1111- Limit Allowed by List Vcar’s \
l
Potato Prop. ‘
(1111- 1101:1111 t-u't‘) 1hr: 1' 1111):: In 1111 ll
tr11un 111 slit-1t .1 1111111 111 1111;
mung)... -.
thMEll BF
.11 11.1 1111111511 1-\c1',\ till}
i .-..i I\_\' 1111‘ 111M rematw
(Sit/y éfimcfic‘al
.Cefronr
By Pictorial Review
Effective F01 Attemoon Wear.
the trout 11111 11.11; aft! 11‘ wai- , ex-
tcndiu-r litiow 111-31111: :11 the si1i1' s 1.1
simulate 11111111.». 1'1 11: 1hr]: 1'1'oii11 l5
gathtrcd 111.11 joint-11 to the t'ion‘ 13'
the. waist, \111'1-‘1 is indict} to 1111111
return. If zl;'>il',1'-ith1 511111111- him
(‘1 1111191119 'lillllg 1:11:01: 1111 the 1111111 panel 01"1111
skirt 1111,1' he 11111111011 but it 1111111
11111 11 to tin tit-2;:lnl‘c of the. costume.
11111-11 trimmed u'i‘h [llilll‘tlltlx‘li’ or
hit lltl‘.‘ loo iii-11' tunic x‘kirt i~1
gat‘n ‘01] at WM 1111- and fat is in point-1
:1! 1'11i111'wh'111'1l11'11‘.ont To 11pm—
Illlti' the 111.1» in 111111111111 \re 11--
(11111“ is"; :1'111l~‘ ‘ibinih t';11111111i, 11.17.:
71¢ .‘1';:.-l 1.1 l ltiu" 1111' \ifl)‘ (11111 -
)111119 1:111; u1-tcied lu'ai-i 1'1-1' trim-
111mg.
l 2 1.01:;120
Note 111; the cutting gin-l.- which
1'1'1t::-n-' of the path-111 illL‘ 1111 1'10:-
111111111111 width and which are cut 11-111.
11 ful'l of tho malarial. Thi: will
avoid mistakes and wade 111‘ mate-
1111]. Take 11111 1111111» 111' the i‘11111;11 I
111111 ‘ y then: Face to 1'1111- to 1-111 1111
lilt‘1. ‘ for tin- tuuie. gathered sleerc,
front and 11117 ~~1~:1-ti1i11.-. The 1111:.-
“U” pirt‘r-i'ttfiom rest on a length-
“lst‘ 'iilt'uil ot' tht‘ >lllt.
N11“, 1111-1 11-..- 1'1-11111111111;_,r foulard in
Kiln-111' th - tuui1 into 1111-1111”
\ 1 1-1 the vruiile. The lat-,1-
, ';'tio11~ 1111 Illltt‘tl nu .
li'tigihttiv llllt‘iJl of silk. The l1111'
and 11.1111 1:1-1'.=< are laid on :1 11-11
1
"”1
Blue [1111111111 afternoon gown made MN .’..111 '1' 11- :1‘11'1':.tl T11 the 11-4.:
11' th ~1111-i'111- 111111110 (tn-l tunic skirt
“f l‘l‘ l‘11‘119 1'“ 11‘ t'olilt‘i iltt‘ litlt'k l‘l
“1111111311,: 111.19 1.11 the front 111' the “:1-1, 111' h the 1-1ll111 111111 trim-
the skirt is embroidered in heavy slult. min-- 113..- ~ for 1111- front 111‘ the shirt.
'~‘-11111 l-iue 1"11111111'11 is among the ,1.~. -
most i'uShit-ualiie silks for sprint:
11111111 111,
0'. tut-dish nit ornoi-n trout. Tho Waist.
; tit-ms at the t'mnt in Hilflllt‘t‘ .ktvle, .,
1 11111-11' ,( 1:,,. 1111‘»? “11.11.41,,” ”H... mum-t L'UlLil'ri Mlggt‘hlt‘tl for the en.-
lr.v'bc-riun(2e. ,
Ought to “:21: ‘1“. Qv'cr
the Crilic .
1 11.1111 1-1‘1-11111'1'
1--11lu'l-id.-red l-rui-l is stitched on t-nnv,
Lowell. Mnss.~"l-‘or
.'L1_. r. 1 as 11-11111-
1,-'1'1, 1111 on "-1 length 11180 fold. 11'
911.1 11.1\ i".- ilw 111' the. silk may 1-11
11 -'11 itu end 1-; 111111 1‘ 11111111 to 111-101—
it 1-» ~ngw1 \tt‘tl for this ultra ate the u'.1lst.’l‘l1t>e 1110111111 on tho
sill. wi‘h the piecing, as illustrated.
sin-11.111111: in yolte et'i't‘ct. Fau- lt'oi-h'ry are blue in light and dam
gal-l 1:1'-l lavender.
1' 71173 .1-
. , 1. / 1/ \]m
Ln: 9 [11-11; v: “0 hr“ cos: -"
‘ 1 1-._1.-F~‘ m ‘
1..,_1 .11, “11.141 . 11L mln4:1.P Fijian-a?- 1x11
(ht-5.11110 Nu. 7H7 . -"'i. 4, 1'} to ~11 llit'llt‘S liIiNl. l'riet.
and” [111111 11 good
denial the time. 0!
1.1111 \xeuth- 1' conditions,"
' liiiilt t111l11 my
"it l‘111'1uc1s of America studied tho
~ 3.11:.- 1.1 potatoes their crops would
33-1 bushels an
1‘1 c :;L- 1.11 1111' Com-
.11'1'1- lllbit‘itll of eighty bttfiht'ls. as at_ !
111-11111 Some of the
:..- 1-1.1 11 11111110 1111- -11 1111-115 139111114 1113.. VI".
.:1v that. Lydia 1‘).
JR 711.] :111 m1!“ . t 11‘ .2 111.1“) 151 the
\11 (1111 do th'-- \‘-‘e \1ill 11cc 1111111-1'5111'
11- 111.51“ in 1111- tl‘lt'lll'flll‘tl 1111121 eta-t,1
baclmcht-n. (1-. .
timidity. round-1 111111111-1111- 4
of the heart, 51111er 1111.11 -
irremilarities,
appetite, w;cal 1-. 1161-;
"Certainly," chuckled the New York-
er. “An Englishman can ‘
Parlimn-mt and be elt’t‘tt'd.
icau who wants 11 congressional 5102“.
has to ‘1'1111 for it.‘ "alixehanne.
Miss ll.—-\\‘i1at a frightful night for
a dance! But of course.
If on need leper-.111 .11
111111111 Easier Weddings
It i‘s none too early to select presents for the Spring
Weddings and there is surely
NO MORE ACCEPTABLE ONE THAN FURNITURE
Our two floors are filled with furmture of all grades in
sets 01 single pieces.
FURNISHING THE NEW HOME.
We welcome those ha'my couples who are planning a
home and will show them every courtcsv. Come in any
time. Walk around. Look things over. Ar k quastions if you
wish, and remember that all purchases will be stored with-
out charge, for delivery 0.1 any specified date.
'Auto Delivery to all surrounding towns.
RAYMOND 1‘1 aON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Déalers.
Wall and High Sts. Nothalk.
1‘11th 11 tut“?
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