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A Tablecloth Hint. Tailored Costumes Favored.
2 Potatoes. BY buying IBINGCIOUI by the yard, "1 Coat costumes, tailored or semi-
ill I ‘~ two pounds flounder skinnedlhems greatly to buy an extra and and, tailored, show more variety than‘
und. ];ay- on the lower halfcilzling it in halves, makes two ends usual, ,l't'l really desirable tailoredt
fillet 0f flounder 11111511911 potaiifm' the table. They take the place of costumes seem to be few and far lie-i
old the upper haif over it. iayftray cloths, are larger and save the tween. , I
g pan. season with salt, half [washing of the tablecloth so frequent- Everywhere, 0m, hears complaint,
yer with milk. with dots of but- ‘Y- {about the models that most. of theg
than ‘ . ' ' " that ‘ " ‘F‘rcnch houses have sent over for
d :ZitLZrWhllllskzdf&:utilcs in T° Remove Grease 89°“ from 300k" coat and suit wear, and these models E-
t on Dress on platter Take powdered whiting and place as are comparatively few in number as,
izgseof‘l’eulon and garnishes 013 much on the spot as will cover it' both well as unsatisfactory in line and de-
n Serve with hoilandalso sides. Then press a moderately hot tail. Paris prefers the one-piece frock
We id follows Beat half a iron on the spot after covering theand the long coat to the ordinary two»
‘m: eblftter in ‘ a bowl to a powder With a piece 0‘ “110k blotting piece or three-piece costume; and,
n arid yoilts of two eggs. one by paper. Common brown pap er, heating “mother because of this preference or
titan juice of half a lemon, pinch the. blotting paper, will do. The best because many of her tailors are at the
V V e or half teaspoon salt dissolves the grease and mixes it mm front, or because cloths for tailoring
3111:: gulftéaucepan of boilind'me powder. Repeat the operation if are scarce, has sent over fewer tail-
{beat with an egg heater for a “m at flm successful. crept; suit: lthan 1:121:11: and long mm
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£9391. mt“). 1111311:le It(:ubeglitltlisliiti: Kitchen Helps. ‘k models are attractive enough to atone
. 11, ion on th t'mep When Use a vt'..;. .. 7. on out hot. water to in some degree (or the luck; but the
’23: 1:3?de ft ils done. it sprinkle clothes. _ Use less hot water American woman wants her tailored
inks fiVe minutes to cook if the than cold as n penetrates .more suit, no matter what else she may
' ‘ ' quickly. " t h to and in this climate-
xs thin and the water b0ll5 all , “All or a , , ,
* U58 Chow“? dates now and then in she iltuis nothing so practical for cer-
'stead‘ of ruisms in cakes, puddings. tain kinds of wear, as a two-piece suit‘
Chocolate Cream Pie. imince pies and rice concoctions, and and blouse. The one piece track is de-
catl pint of milk in double boil- see if the flavor is “0‘ WWW" iightful. and may be made to be cool,
A scant quarter teaspoonful ol soda h l t d d’ t . tb it ~ , . , .
:1 add this mixture to cook until _ ihroug it) up us y wen. er, us ca m. owner . _ r
yolks of 2 eggs beaten. 1 cup added to the “at” in which onio'm' blouses; and while this may not be‘ ’5 "“7"“- tGUERNEEY
1 heaping tablespoon corn. ””0“" turnips or cabbage is cooked important for the woman of many cos- M’B- 090”“ “WWW? Guernsey 0! Kansas is the new president of the
”‘1 tablespoon flour, 1 teaspoon helps to dull the odor which comes tumcs and n maid skilled in cleaning "WWW” 0‘ ”‘l‘ Amcricnn Revolution, after it Spirilc‘d null acrimonious
‘ 3,122 heaping tablespoons cocoa from these vegetables. and freslioning, it does mean a. good fight. 1" “10- national convention at Washington. ill which she defeated the
qd chocolate if preferred; stir Rugs sometimes become badlygdcal to thoxnverase woman. “5‘9"“ “0‘1““80111 "’1’ by Mrs. William Cummings Siorv of New York,
creased. Turn them upside down and , . , tllu’reiirin , ”Emu" one"! 'l‘b , tr . , , ' ~
‘ ‘ ‘ ' 3 Tile loose bolted suits that but c « i, ll . i: Id. 0 t as tin wonltn had put up Mis. James
”Fielwitgdcggdbgzigntt'vbzegttlre wet the crosses with a molstcnedt
been very popular for the past year Hamilton Lewis, wife ot’ the senator from lilinois, llri their candidate, but
broom until the rugs are quite watt
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A Frock Any Girl Would Like To Wear.
on one-piece trucks for girls. Models
like the one illustrated are popula‘
cause they follow faithfully inu'
modes for grown-ups. The dress is;
carried out ill blue ingham, tho
guimpe being of title wh te lawn. ltl
, preferred, the square collar may be?
omitted and a round one of accordion 5
platted substituted. The latter will;
be very good a little later when thel
days are warmer. In medium size'
the dress requires 3 yards Elli-inchl
gingham and 1283 yards dawn for-
the guimpe. 3
The front of the dress is cut from
an open width of material, which
means that two widths the length“
of the pattern for the front must bef
placed, with right. sides facipg, on
the table to be cut in duplicate.‘
There will be room‘for thc'sasb in’
the gingham remaining after that
shirt is out.
Now. fold the mmaining material;
in half and on the lengthwise t-tidl
place the back of the dress. In that “
upper left hand corner, lay the cud,
placing the large "0" perforationok
on a lengthwise thread. >
Coming to the guimpe, fold tho'
lawn in half and place the back and
collar on the told as illustrated.
The front'is so arranged that its
straight edge runs parallel with the
salvage edge. the line of large “0" _
perforations resting on a lengthwise
thread. The sleeveband is laid to the
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. - . . , are still with us and show slight va- Mrs. Guernsey won at the last moment and her Wholly lick it wont . will The unusual arrangement of the left of the front, i‘lnd the sleeve to tho i
EM“ be “0 lumps. Lille pie and Then stretch the rugs light, as DOSSIble 'l ll [ ) kind and another' bu" her. . Q” Ill 1 Dr" of (his frock makes It Popular right of file collar, the large not!
{with cream and bake in QUICK an d tack on some level surface. Let 1 1' Oils 0 ”"3 . t with youth/ill wearers. It is lasing perforations on a lengthwise ”Hemp
mum crust. is done; frost with, ,i mu dr , met” no denying that they do look - . 4 - » ., -. ... . ._ . V. toned of blue gingham and 100'" If the neck line is desired in either
118“? made from whites of eggs:lhllll rennin u , Y- two“ or legs alike and-one is a 1m! TIMELY Hst FOR ,THE HOME QUARANTINES ON FlVE-LEAFED with a airlinpc 0/ ithilc lawn. :‘rlugiemoregzli‘iipifiocnm alutllllefi'edge
't cfnfecnoners‘ sugnr; brown! Homhom ”mm fair: of them for otlici than spotts GARDENER. .. . PINES, Aim CURRANT AND Some my good "m m gamed “mu”: ,admung [infinite d153,:
1y n oven. . . , l - —- , GOOSEBERRY PLANTS N A . by the clever mani ulation of bolts Chulls an lb . '
" ' . Insects d131,“ botib salt. and alum. t The French models show many . . - ' O C _ . p i d a stress ate light
, Always boil new ironwuro before! Fertilizer From Tarred Streets May _ COUNT OF THE WHITE PINE 'cruos'use a c-lz a .-
.sllort cunts in varying forms from
bolero and Eton to hip length box
cost, but sure for the young tithigll'
‘urd the very slender figures these are
Potted Tongue Canapes. l
a - s _. , f using it. .
One 1:31! 223;; Eifgstfcessolfntloaaf Run it thread around the hole in the
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9CD neat circles Spread with “stockings before you darn it.
HOVNING
Be Harmful—Oil Ind Tar in Sweep} *‘aLlsn-tn RUST. ‘ ' t ' ' ‘
lug Are Injurloul to Plants—Spa i
clallats Warn—Collect Manure Core»? wnsmxo'rox, n. (‘., April 2G.-~~:
i, Don't put simple milk. puddings in a ‘ , . A fully. -T\vo orders htlw just boon issued by! ”we” can “W“ L f _ p , . . t
x“ potted tongue one-quurter of; very hot oven or the milk will curdlc. ofigifiggzli c:::’:“:$:§‘uu A1030 ‘2“; ~r-~—~— i tho Secretary of Agriculture, 0390:; .WITH nail'rm'urt‘tmmmr i
ch m thiCkm‘SS and decoml“; Turquoise ornaments should never b t 'r ' 'inx: decided] ' toward thcpltcm: WASHWGTON‘ April flc'mThON'I' ”w June 1' 19]? on ““m‘m‘ 0f ”‘91 weight woolenmatcrinls in which this
trips of cooked rod tongue in be wet but cleaned with a dry cllaill- m) 0“ A ' 3 ' ' iwlio use strcct sweeping: to fertilize white pine Mister rust, One of these? design makes tip effectively. Few
3 forms, that is with strips laid , ' nnd you have ll silhouette front which ,
‘ . i , ' binations are more cilcctive than
, ,‘ .lr cits should avoid innnurc that mat-r; irohlhits it?" firthc‘ 1 ortm . .. , *0!“
over ili- other the lattice work im‘s" . 0V1?“ ”10 lllllllt‘h'lit‘ll' plump NCO" F d . . v ‘ . s I ‘ I I HID ' _M L0 H - dark blue Challis and white bntisto.
t. . . - ; Unless a turkey is very, young "' qgh‘lsl [0011mm ml or tar. hither of these lmn oi curl-uni and nooscbcrry plants P i 15 t
‘ ' . ~ - ' x ‘ ‘ ' . ‘v‘ stance arr harmful to Innis s e- from E ran an] t-n. Th! filter 11- Pictorial Review Dress No. 7156. Sizes 6 to 14 years. roe. con 9.
Spinach Fritters. {should be “flamed 1’01 an hm“ htmml Bernard to whom Americans usu~ bub p p u l‘ ‘ ’ H! ‘ ,‘ 0' '
e spinach and- boil it thorough-gro‘lsunE . . ;illl)' look for good tailored models but >_ciullstu "T ”I? ‘1’. S.I‘Dt"|)il;‘ll'n9flfl 0f er’quuruniint‘ls “"53” ,SUWS. cast 0‘ ———— ‘-
it. well. mince uiid add some! Mix mustard with vinegar lnstcnd of who has been less nappy “mu usual aAgrlCulilllL' willn. ,. bwocpngs ‘romlumi including rim Mates of anewia' GIRLS PAY 85 CENTS
broad. nutmeg. ginger and cin~ water and it will remain trcsli twice as in his inspirations ””8 spring. does till-rod pavements or oiled roads, arcéilowa, MlShOul:l..£\l‘kflllS:tS, nnd Louisi- FOR GRADUATION GOWNS.
all pounded Add as much ‘10"3- . much “.5”, those black and white ‘Hkt’ly ‘0 contain them. 0,” droppings; unit, and prohtblzs thr- movement from , ____
or yolks and whites of eggs as Pour olive Oil into the home If you checkup using all kinds, large and from motor. cars often-mix with such: those States to points outside the “'A'l‘El’llll'llY, April 26.-~ More
{snake the preparation of 'thc con-l0pm a large bottle of “I'ves' it “'mlsmnll, regular and irreglllilr. Some 0 “Mt.“ also. H sxvcbplngs are a?” quarantined M“ of all five-leaned ”m“ 70 gm“: Pill!“S “1 the Croft
ncy of batter; scald a few cur,jpreserve the ““0"“ itin- best of these models are severely! lcctcd with mm“ cure and before rum. 9““ ”in" “fr““i and gooscberry. school, are to receive their graduation
'Hnnd mix them in. Drop the bat-l When boiling vegetables never 10‘ simple, with only a [0“. touches of or water from street sprinklers llnrc“ plums, There is it further prohibi~ diplomas in June clad in while llnnd
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nto a. frying m“ of boiling tardi‘hem stop boning until they are done,blaok for relief, but others show col»: remind them and washed out the ele ’ion or the. “mummy of molested embIOldthd frocks which “I“ cost .
n the fritters rise. take them out,'°r they M" be soggy “d heavy. ‘lars and perhaps waistcoat: of Elly. ments 0' fertilizing value. they can) pines and “MR currantrplnnts to any 85 cents apiece. Tye pupils have
, n and send to table. Q For nice dislirags new two little salt ole: ' be used advtlntngeousl)’. ' point oulfiitl‘.‘ ”11‘ 110M"? mm?“ re- fallen in line with the patriotic move
.3 _ {bags together. They will last longer‘ Bernard is on a of the sponsors of" in connection with the spread oi tho, gion comprising the New England mom to check extravagance in wo-
veni’” Dinner. «mm the ordinary rug 0‘ cheeseclothpthe tonneitu skirt and all of his skirts city gardening movement, now ”on"? 'Siatcs 3"“ ”W SW“. Of New York. men‘s dress at this critical ,Deriod.
, oysters, venison soup, smoitstew- Flour bags also make excellent an, mum“, m the item, a re“, so em, llRl' throughout the country. the Dev; This addi=ilw 1 quarantine . is made The girls will make their own dresses.
‘ anchovies and capers, venison‘dufi'tem' . phutically narrow that they are of, pnrtmcnt of Kgrlculturc believes a for ”10‘ par l. . of protecting other
it with white grapes. French! ”“9" m“ “"9“ (“8" ”was “t" necessity Slit up a mm, to allow mafia warning In regard to on and m communes a well as the re- CUT ms OUT ,T ,5 woarH 'rHE SELECTION or -
‘-’-, red currant jelly, plain lettuce washing powders or 50d“ in aluminum wearer freedom of movement. Plait- damage should be given. A special- ninlndcr of tin country, from possi‘ MONEY -- SUITABLE WALL, PAPER,
'. toasted crackers, Camembert utensils. It will leave it blackish cd str'liiglit skirts are in the. collection. ist in the Bureau of Chemistry cites bio infection by willie pine blister [3 an easy task here; We 3110'
‘ black coffee. mark. Ellison .taluminuin in“? 813131: “mg with 1h e oval models, and this an instance of damage done to .a. met by means of tin plants mention DON‘T MISS THIS. Cut out this so many varieties both in pat-i
s tt Pi ' 3:333; sfiftajci'czithumin1fi‘218t’voolo moms” 1“ '° be see“ i“ “" °' ""3 game" "m Silvcr Smmg' momma. ed' slip..enclosc with sound mail it to 3"“ and 913m colors that W
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‘bouses, though the degree of indorse- cry County, Mnrylnnd. on which gin-l While. thisdomcstic quarantine, asiFoiey & Co., 2835, » Shéflield manna-can suit any :5? or meet any
intent, for the. oval lines varies consid- sorted 5m“ sweepings from the ”‘i noted, does “0‘ ”000'“? eil'ective “1'" Chicago, 111., writing your name and requirement. n we can M
terribly. trict of Columbia were used. This til June 1, the attention of all nursery- address clearly. You will receive in} gay purse too. We carry paper-
m—ecou is another or the makers garden. according to the specialist. men is called to the fact that in the” return a trial package containing Fol- in every grade. so any price him! .
who Dill out a skirt so narrow that it was ruined by the tar products in the meantime their voluntary agreementl ey's Honeyzaiid Tar Compound, for yau may we set can be accom-
has to be slit up at. the bottom, but he fertilizer and it was necessary to re- or a year or more ago not to Shipgcoughs, colds, and croup, Foley Kid- modated.
pain it lump of butter the size of“
Egg with 3-4 cup sugar, add 2 well . To Remove iron Rust.
eggs, 2 mblesnoons flour, melt». Moisten with ammonia; tllcn use
K title cold milk and 1 p thin salts of lemon; rinse in boiling water.
bake in an under crust with Remove medicine stains by” soaking
work of crust on top. in alcohol.
5' - . “3 Wile (is likely 10 plan it skirt all “1°“ the ‘09 5°“ and resurface the; any White pines 01‘ curmnt‘ 0" g°°£°‘,ney-Pills, for pain in sides and back. Th . G h . C '7
ilk ‘ l ' , Hint' around or hang it straight and give entire 910" with new “l“- it ‘5 5‘33" berry plants into-the 11°ka Mountfllnfiheumatism. backache, kidney and e or am ' o;
Sour M Pie. ' . it two yards and a half of width. This 8'99““! by this omcinl “it“ “”1 some: and the Pacific Slope States is ex- bladder ailments: and Foley Catharttc , . ,. -
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