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into a bowl two tablespoonfuls
.. o'oil, one tablespoonful of su-
flo teaspoonful of salt, sotn
L , one tablespoonful of vinegar
”it all together. (‘ut into this in
.11! hot potatoes (for the secret
we them hot). Then out int i
pieces two small onions, a little i
some parsley, six stuffed olives, ‘
hearts of celery (or the end of
six. radishes, three slices of red
and two hard boiled eggs.
in the gravy in the, bowl, mix
“find season to taste. Put a '
to ’8 glass dish and pour over it Q
good prepared mayonnaise dressing.
”cool-ate with parsley, olives twholcl.
‘ a lettuce and put in the centre
me celery leaves.
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Tasty Filling and Dainty Icing.
piainest of cakes may be trans-
- into-a creation by a good. tasty
and a dainty icing. The small
til-{run coloring once bought will
“or years and if one has a small
t of candied cherries, citron.
,‘ and orange peel candied, with
cats, figs and raisins, there may
number of attractive fillings
for cakes.
Clramcl Nut Fillings.
Toto two cupfuls of light brown su-
‘ one cupful of milk, two table-
. Ila of butter and boil until it
Remove from the fire, add a
poouful of cream, one-half a cup-
chopped nut meals. a teaspoon-
vanilla. Beat until thick enough
rend.
Tomato Sauce.
bite and ouohalf cupiuls tomatoes, 1
nonconful onion juice, 2 Whole
you. 1 bay leaf, 1-8 teaspoonful pep-
o sprig of parsley, 2 tablespoon-
}mtter, 8-4 toaspoonfuls salt.
ablespoonfui sugar. Cook the
‘llve ingredients together in
double boiler for fifteen minutes.
the others in a saucepan and
into them the tomato mixture.
k,“ ’ntlrring until the sauce has
all five minutes.
on, Buttcrless, Miiklesa Cake.
‘ ocupfuls sugar, 42 cupfuls water.
'loapoonfuls lard, 2 teaspoonfuls
hon. 1/; teaspoonful salt, 1,5 box
at! raisins.
lites and cool. Add lhrcc cupf‘ula
manna one heaping teaspoonful of
: soda sifted through flour. Line
with well greased paper and bake
ourt‘in moderate oven.
Macaroni. Italian Style.
pounds icon neck of lamb or beef
1. head garlic.
tile butter until
Then put
back in other centuries, at the begin-
ning
made images of stone, they took up
be applied to the war but which can
not be easily set down, men have gone
back to wooden ornaments, and they
wild over
vari-colorcd wooden beads. Sport suits
of jersey,
serge are ornamented with tiny wood-
en beads in brilliant colors mado into
primitive ux s.,,.i..
on the. neck of a blue
frock, there will be a square or red.
blue, yellow and green beads worked
out in a design that might have. been
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heads strung on long
Boil tho ruisins- fivc.
“One can concentrated tomato sauce,
that water, 2 medium sized onions,
tablespooni‘uls sugar, 2 bay leaves.‘I
The can of con?
. .. tomato sauce may be pur-
in any Italian store for five
mllute it with the water, mince
.nions very fine, and fry slowly in
it or butter unitl they are a nice
brown. Fry the lamb or beef
it is nicely
' ed all over and add to the toma-
in the sugar, nay
and garlic and let it simmer
Helpful Hints h
The Revival of Wood Ornaments In. !
“”95““ Fad. No material lends itself more to
"‘5 a curious phase 0‘ [“0de life~ originality in fashioning the little
his revival of wooden ornaments. Far girls clothes than ”1.. dotted swiss.
of civilization, after men had
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magcs of wood. Even the church had v
is quota of this kind of craftsmanship,
Today, for some reason which may
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The milliners seem to have gone
the use of wooden orna-
ncnts on hats. These are made of
crepe meteor, tussah and
of embroidery
crepe meteor
instead of a square
alien from an Egyptian mummy case.
Shopping bags, which are med by
women for tiny and every purport! this
season, are made of tiny wooden
threads and
mounted over red or blue silk.
l’arasols have long handles‘of carv-
ed and colored wood, sometimes set
with colored crystals.
in the house there is on extensive
use of carved and colored wood. We
are familiar by this time with the but
stands made to represent the heads
of women, with painted hair and faces.
These faces are queer and uncanny and
so far away from the real likeness of
the average woman as one would ex-
pect them to be in this day of futur-
ism, but they are very effective and
serviceable.
We also have gay ladies in painted
wood that serve as telephone stands.
Handy Way to Dry Glover.
A wooden frame over which wusb
gloves are stretched to dry is a great
convenience to‘thc woman who wears
chamcis, docskin. and silk gloves in
warm weather. A wooden hand can
be bought at trifling expense. The.
gloves can be put on the frame either
before they are washed or afterward,
while they are still wot.
Self-Watcflng Plants.
if you contemplate leaving home for
a few days and have plants that will
need water in your absence, hero is a
better way to accomplish it titan boih~
icring your neighbors Place each flow-
fer pot in a pan or crock which has sev-
eral inches of water in it. This will
keep the plants moist for three or four
days.
To Clean Carpets.
. Here. is nsuggostion for
Not only is it obtainable in white with
dots of various
ecru, white. and white. with pale blue.
dots are themost suitable for the lit-
width and costs from 50 cents to $1.50
a yard. Still, if it is taken into consid-
eration that a garment made of dotted
swiss needs but little trimming anti
handwork. its price is not prohibitive.
sirnble for the little girl's dress, there
are many other uses for which it is
adapted.
most alil‘aclive as at lining for a pou-
gee coat.
billed with China silk also makes an
effective outside garmcnt for summer
wear.
ways in which
found to be. a vulutble factor [a :u,
child's outfit. Awning aprons are made
in envelope fashion and trimmed with
a narrow edge, of Valencicnncs lace,
wear on a cool or silk dress are made
of the. swiss; sushcs, bonnet strings,
and, indeed, hats and bonnels as well,
are. all made froth this durable mate-
rial. '
making
carpets lookqllkc new and bringing out
all the bright colors again: Shave. one.
bar of white soap in a dish and dis-
solve with a gallon of hot water: to
this add ten cents’ worth of salts of
tartar. This forms a soft paste. When
cold take a handful of paste and scrub
it well into the carpet; then with a
dull knife scrape it off. Next wring a
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sizes but in a wide
ange 6f colors, from pastel shades to
ivid 7““0w and pink. Pale pink,
le girl's wardrobe.
Dotted swiss cannot be classed with
he inexpensive fabrics, since it usual
y runs but twentyseven inches in
While the dotted swiss is more de-
For instance, ccru swlss is
White dotted swisscom-
Then, too, there are many other
the dotted swiss is
in collars suitable fot‘
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Winifred Wattb Crochet Book.
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You. induct. all new denim Du-
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and complain tutructlm 30' IO
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mail copy of the wonderful Wini-
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addition,
A dressy frock for the twoycurold
is made of white dotted swiss. The
pin dot is the most effective size for
so small :1 child. The style best
adapted for this dress is the yoke and
belt. Make a plain yoke of swiss and
cover the line where it joins the. waist
of ti 0 dress with a narrow blind of the
dotted swiss. illock off this band on
each side with line incrct-rizcd cotton
of any desired color to form squares
about one-quarter of an inch on n 8“}.
Through the center of the. bond mukc
French knots of colors to ccntrasl
with that used in making the squares,
pink, grccn and pale blue mnkc dain-
ty shadings for the, French knots.
Continue the decorations from the
front to tho back of the yoke. Also
finish the short puffed sleeves in the
same. way. if the knots are. mudc with
care the result of this trimming is a
garland of flowers.
A dress fr. the cighl-year-old is hand-
somc when made in empire. style over
a colored slip. Make. the dress of pale.
pink swiss with large dots. Finish‘
the edge of the low neck with a herlhn
of the swims, edged with marrow Valen-
clennes lace. At regular intervals or-:
inanicnt the ‘bcrtha with circles of
feather stitching in old rose cotton.
Smart Veils.
Someof the new patterns in veil.
lugs give amazing expressions to the
face beneath, but the more weird and
eccentric a. veil pattern the smarter it
is, in the. estimation of some women.
Only a pretty face can stand a con-
spicuous veil design, the plain woman,
or the woman of dull, washed-out col-
oring should confine herself to fine
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"No, this in not a balhing suit made.
of the national colors," said Miss idu;
Rchnnll ,cxpcrt in swimming und div“
ing. “1 would not use the national
colors for such it purpose at this time,
at any time for tltut mutter. llul i
am going to use this costume of red
and while silk this year."
The photograph shows her diving
froth a roint fifty feet above the
water.
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has it tine design that radiates in six
lines front a dot which rests just over
the. dimple in her chin, giving her race
something the effect of a war map
with the last retreat. in the Somme
country indicated by wm‘y lines. The
upside. down rolls with most of the
pattern at the top where it shows
in favor; one sees them everywhere.
cu? THIS our—tr l3 wonm
MONEY
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llon't miss tilts. Cut out this slip,
l enclose with no and mail it to Foley &
00., 2335 Sheffield avenue, Chicago,
lll., writing your name and address
lclenrly. You will receive in return a
trial package. containing Foley's Hon-
ey and Tar Compound, for coughs,
colds, and croup; Foley Kidney Pills,
for pain in sides and book, rhcunia.
tl'sm, backache, kidney and bladder
ailments. and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
n. wholesome and thoroughly cleans-
ing cathartic, for constipation, bilious-
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against the but have not diminished 1’
cloth out of clean water and rub the
about one and one-half
for place just cleaned. Go over the sun
‘or until the meat is tendtw and
meshed veilings with conservative and
mess, headache and sluggish bowels.—
Adv.
(Send to this paper)
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Karl P. Van Yocltcn
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~crimcuinl turn of mind.
Yo know his pn‘W'l‘ of resisting
‘rlcity and used it common light cur~
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dress of citumbray
trimmed with pique in another shade.
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By Pictorial Review
An Attractive Summer Frock.
elbow.
trusting material.
4 yards 36-inch material. with
trimming.
large "0" perforations
lengthwise thread.
are
the large “0"
the lap below.
tion on the goods, and the large "0
perforations
thread.
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in out: color,
ges in the back, which is
panel effect. and is overlapped at ti:
front, by extensions of the panel.
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rent in tho test. The youth cur-used
himself in u s‘i'.:i;:lit jacket. placed
slccl cuffs on his bus and wrists and """
attached the wires frcm an electric!
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Then he turucd .
body when sho
His mother found ll'.”
returned from a church meeting.
SEEKS To FORECLOSE.
Nelson S. Shaw of llridgeport, has,
brought action in the Superior court to 1
foreclose on judgment liens on tour:
ieccs of property of Walter J. Bcurdfl
of Westport, but located ln‘lllilford.
On March RH, 191?, a judgment was
entered ‘71 the Superior court against
Beard and in favor of the plaintiff for,
the sum .. fl 'l‘nll'l. On the following.
April 10. <‘ l'nnfield, attorney for,
Mr. Show. ? .1. nut u. judgment lien on ;
four pier-w. : ‘v-- itrnrti's property in‘;
Milford. 1% it lam. n: has not been?
paid, hence " . I'm . c‘ wore still on the;
property, I g
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iwith the request of tire medical board :
of the Council of National Defense:
the. trustees of the Forsyth Dental ln~l
formary have agreed to establish a-
free course of instruction of dental:
surgeons for the dental reserve corps,
2of the army. Examinations for up"
poinlment to the corps will be held at "
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Pictorial Review Dress No. 6903. Sizes, 6 to 12 years.
Price, 15 cent;
A New Serial by the Author
‘ of “Molly- Make - Believe’ ’
Here's a whimsical, irresponsible, little
serial story, light as thistle-down
that seems to dance all over the
place. You Wianugh at
“College Face"
by Eleanor l'lallowcll Abbott
beginning in
PlCTORlAl. REViEW
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15¢ a Copy On Sale Now
. With a panel front incorporated
into a square yoke, with smacking
at either side of the panel below the
yoke, this little frock strikes an a!—
tractlve note in the development of
summer fashions for children. Ging-
ham, chambray, union linen or pe'—
cale may be used for the design.
which slips on over thehead. Theopon
neck with square collar may be laced
as high as desired. The sleeves may
be full length or shortened at the
In either instance they are
trimmed with cuffs of self or con—
In medium size the dresa requires
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yard of some other goods for tho _
The back of the dress.
the collar and the front are laid on
a lengthwise fold of the material,
when cutting. A study of the guide
will show the exact position these
sections ought to occupy. The side
front rests on the goods so that the
on a.
To the right of
the side front is the cuff. Opposite
the collar the side back is laid, with
perforations on u.
lengthwise thread. Place the straight.
edge of the belt on the seivage, with
There remains now
only the sleeve to be placed into pos'r
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rest on u lengthwise
The belt slips through slashed ed-
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