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’ Helpful Hints
For the Housekeeper. !
The ottener brown and other-l
course breads appear on the table.
the better {or the family health. l
To soften brown sugar when itl
has become lumpy, stand it over a;
vessel filled with boiling water. l
Little geranium trees for the house,t
can be made simply by trimming all:
the lower branches all. '
Brown bread, instead of whim!
when making bread pudding, gives,
a most unusual and delicious taste. 2
Layer cakes take less time and t‘ueil
for baking than solid loaves, and arcl
consequently more economical. i
The ironinii: twble should be strong;
and steady, or ill. i.lUlltll‘t.’SS. nerves}
, will be jarred unnecessarily. '
"1339th cupiuis 0f light ”"0““ su- Put a tablespoonful of vinegar intol
A “'0 squares 0f 91100013th a 0qu1 the chicken fricassee or beef casserole!
Miranda-half teaspoont‘ulof cream if you doubt their tenderness. 1
flutter; 0001‘ together until it: forms A berry pie will not run over whenl
when dropped into cold ““9": baking if you add a pinch of soda be-
Tried Recipes
Rhubarb Pie.
0 cups of cooked rhubarb, 1 large
at granulated sugar ( a little more
if the rhubarb is very sour),
of 2 eggs, 2 tablespoonfuls of
pie crust paste.
me it. deep. pie plate with the pie
.rpaste, mix the ingredients, fill
flute and bake with one crust.
, on cool make a meiingue ol‘ the
has, of 2 eggs, beaten stiff, and.)
poonfuls of sugar. Brown lightly
flit: oven. Another tecipe is to chop
ptula of rhubarb, add 1 1-2 cuptuls
granulated sugar, 1 tablespooniul of
and 1 egg. Mix all together and
with two crusts.
Chocolate Filling.
MOTHER OF RUSSIAN PREEDDM
Wh—A u---
u nution.
Mine Catherine llreshovsknyu. leht‘il" of ltuesmn
received in l’etrogrzul from her l(ifl1_,'t—'Zvlll1' in Siberia, witii lllt‘ thanks 01’
FPO! t omg' “this
This photograph shows her first uppemrantre on lttl‘ return, She.
has been hailed by the rert’ilutionists us their heroine.
first ordered buck when the revolution got rid of the reuctionui'ies.
She was one of the
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“131°51’00““! or butter, remove .i‘orc the upper crust is put on. 1
the fire and beat in u tablespoon-l Any chance of this rusting is prc- i
“9mm flavor With vanilla a"alvented by placing them near the heat
fulfill thick enough ‘0 pour over for a, little while after they hate been!
: P‘ke' washed. I
-...-- Fine linens and 1111 pieces of band
Nut. Hum!" some. lingerie should be wrung 0m}
Nee: pound or brown “”1" ““11 d b‘ hand neter through a wringer Edress “bile being very smart. these
m0! milk, one half cupful of but 1 The young cuirots pulled up when “Fill"S 1131"" a ”mam“ “mm in thntl
and a pound 0f w.a1nnls PM the thinning the cuirot bed can be scrap- they 31"“ extra unrmth 1" a W”
, a butter and milk ”“0 “ YSWC‘W’a“ ed, cooked and served pith cream smart. dress which combined dink blue:
boll until it makes a soil bull in sauce. satin and germ a tape. ot‘ serge. was;
“alien Take. “0111 ”10 fl” and The sugar 10, 101W should always attached at the shoulders. 'liie lining
the nuts chopped fine ”sm‘mg 3,. heated in the. mm mm“: using ‘of upilcotcolorcd silk fomied an of
whole 01199 to df‘mml“ in“ “'9 Stir frequenuv and do not allow it. lective background lot the dark d1ess ,
the filling five minutes “““l‘ “‘k to brown. l Much of this satin and serge (Olli-
‘mm the tire. add a teaspooniul 01 Asparagus after it is out should ”Ml-lo“ 15 being .“5‘4 “g“l“ ”m
Willa and spread rllll’ld with the cut ends in water to spring. and ”03"” “f ”‘15 kind “"9 “5‘?
Fl E—i—lf— lprrl'ent their drying. jpeciully practical for shopping and
Cook togetheg Ullti‘lni‘mtiulll :1 hull. (‘lieup tracing whet-is are bud for 5”“‘1;“‘°“‘“q \lj‘l‘“1:::‘ggiwllv‘:; llll-tpl‘illil:
Mud of chopped figs, one ”W of the home sewer because they morn"?l 10":‘11‘1’1' 1 - ‘ ‘ ,
one cupiul 01. “Mm and cool rubrics “llllt‘. tracing scams. 1‘”, 1" 3_“‘- -. ' -. ‘ > .. ‘3
m' A medium-sized paint brush is l‘he linen lltltlt lot hillllllltl‘ minus
“I thick Add A teuspoonlul (If \u better i'1.r dusting, out the corners 01' A“ much “A ”I“ sutinundhtrgt‘ “(Wk
la. and spread on U“ cake T he iigs the stiiii's than u dust brush. d0” lot “mm" A tailored COM “‘0’"
m be more delicious SOde in or The juices of pickled fruit ”3M white linen buttoned (lt)\\ll thelr‘ont
. m;:;c:l::fl:1;llg::‘ll (hopped tr tit udded to the. “Mm. in which ham i,:;1ndbrirhtemd by u colored linen col-
or it belt and large pockets of the
3 boiled will give a delicious rim or
was added mnkts 5“ most ‘1‘ “do” Poached eggs on mmgt are. some, is sent in the 1-11: etch Stitching
A Coat Dress of Heavy Linen.
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deli l
and one which may be rolled I ..
in: diflerent l'ruiis wml iitiis ”"115 if a 11111.3 (111.395.. is grated out“ the tiiiloml trimming 'UHOd to n.
' ; " ,m, “ms, before the eggs are droppedlcmlm‘w the distinctive lines of this3
on. :model. 3
- to" E“ cake' 1 Chamoislc'iihcr.‘ :l it b ~ i i' i
a Guild Seeded iuisins,2 tuble- ‘ 5 ‘ 5 Hm“ e “aster _ 1 ,
Mulls butter 2 teaspoont‘uls cinnn in soapy water and diied with the Tip puttiotic spiiit oi tlag- ‘dtt‘ktd
M 2 - 1 t 1‘ ll 130“) in them This will km,” them \‘ew York begins to make itself ivit in
. 10““ Bust“ oaspoon “1 a soft many 01‘ tho small accessories tliut‘
‘ we at 1 cu brown eof-- . , 3
W cup . p 3 0n ironing duy, “,th the stove make it womtin' s costume and ofttn in
1 egg. 3 cups [tom 2 tablespoon-
,‘fbaking powder.
A coin a large bowl the raisins.
, . cinnamon. sugar at] ulispice.
.these ingredients well, adding‘
11 one cup of water and one
town oolfee. The latter» gives
{like a. rich brown color. Boil this
cure for five minutes and set it
3 Men cool add the egg, flour
baking powder. Mix all together
iughly and put it into a well buhl
pan. Have ready a warm ot en
bake threemiartcrs of an hour.
1,.iould not be sputtered with 1er N, :tlte costume itself. With tings to the:
plan a dinner that can be cooked in right and flags to the left, A ’3 “Qt to}
the oven. 4 fbe Wondered at that the spirit ot thoi
Dates, figs and hitting (equallumm is being reflected in our clothes.
Weights) chopped together may bol Tho red tthite and blue colms aiel
used instead of niuimuladc for break .111 evidence everywhere. New vesis I
in st .nnd collars or white silk or satin are.
5 Make your gmdcn planting smaller edged with mu row ”a Whit" ““d ““0
und plant more frequently This will ribbon, or ”“3 or ”d and blue ribbon
gm, :1 succession of younrr vegetables 'are stitched around the edges of white
Biscuit crust spread with peanut collars. The vests are the very latest
butler. rolled like .1 jelly toll and addition to coats, and “’9 5° WWW“
nut in pieces 1 14 inches long, then ”1‘“ even blouses pro being made. "‘1
__.,._,___-. _., » Illmked, is delicious and novel. ["951 effect now. V
cam of Spinach With Croutons l There is no better way of clean.
"Wash and diaiu the spinach boil ing a greasy table top than by drop-
7 small quantity of salted water, ping a few drops of ammonia on
amp, saving the water. Chop'zsoapy cloth and wiping it.
through a sieve, and to each cup.
{-9qu and liquid add two cupiulsl
.‘ Cook a heaping tablespoon 1
hour in the same quantity or!
butter till smooth. Dilute with
itch, and half a, teaspoonful 0:3
pinch of pepper and‘ heat to the
paint, stirring in the milk just?
wing. ,Serve with croutons
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NIAGARA FALLS EROSION.
Canada is rapidly gaining posses-
“; sion of the greater part of Nitiguru,
‘Falls. The American falls now can.
,ry less than u twentieth of the t’lllllC‘
lion. For 200 ye enrol oi more. the.
lcentei of the Hotseshoe falls has been
lreceding at the rate of about live
ifeet u y.enr The edge of the Anteri-
imn falls rietedes much more slowly
1~ only it few inches :1 war. As the
lCiinudiun falls drop buck toward
Eckman s
Lake. Erie they receiw- a larger and
Alterafive linger volume. of wutei'.——Youtii's
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Ion THROAT AND tunes
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Fresh and Fit
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Who Use
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