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Tried
Recipes
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Liieipiui Hints
To Clean Rugs.
Take two quarts water, two cakes}
Ihité soap, six tablespoons ammonia.‘
nae-half pound borax. Boil together
‘Ivntil soap has melted. Let cool b_efore
“plying. Sweep rug thoroughly, then ‘
apply paste with a scrubbing brush,
Vlulibing paste well into rug. ‘Hang on‘
line and rinse with hose until tlte‘
water runs flout the rug.
Economical Hints.
When cooking vegetables—carrots,
-‘ asparagus and especially spinach—
snve the water, which is most delicate»
“ly flavored and contains much of the
, ' .ineral salts of the vegetable. 1's? in
flaking soup, thus eliminating the pun
dh'ase of that particular vegetable for
woriug the stock. 01‘ for a change,
‘ the) it instead of milk, for making the:
' various meant of Vtgetable soups. A11;
‘ can be. added to make up the neces
cary amount of lat.
To Remove Grease Spots.
- Benzine will remove most
flute spot to the center.
I! of spots and
The remov-
‘Iocome so our eliablc
unterial.
Two Substitutes.
Beat white of egg until
1 cm desserts instead of whipped cream.
’ Also use brown sugar the same way.
“making it 11. creamy color when hcatcn.
.B‘prinltle top of the cake thickly with
in the. 0".1en
flavor without frosting.
atmosphere
Freshen the of
lavender in1‘t shallow dish,
filled with very hot water. i
' 111‘ when cooking: macaroni or spa-
toooked is greased it will not stick in‘
,flté bottom and cook on. ‘1
”A new toothbrush should always be
soaked in cold water for ten or twelve
”hours before it is used.
The peel of a lemon or an orange
”Erica thoroughly, and placed in the tea
ddy, will greatly improve the taste
‘iind aroma of the tea. 3
Scraps of bread should never be al-
lowed to accumulate in the bread pan,
filmy should be browned in tlte
1hr bread crumbs.
tumble should
with suds—41 destroys the polish
l
in with a soft duster.
‘Jave’de water will whiten linen and
like out all fruit, rust and grease
harks. ‘lliake it this war: Into four
flu of lime.
fitightly corked.
l et‘.
mixed with the
1sugar and when the sugar is dissolved
set the bowl containing the mixture in 10 0‘”
11 pan of ice water and stir until 11
begins to thicken; then fold in cream
’1‘ 111‘11 into a wet mold lined with straw
beriies cut in halves, and chill.
ttislt with whole strawberries and Ward 0“ Frock
l While women
I soil,
icultivating freckles as
gardening outfit
“in. amount of huttet and 11 table-10111, one of 11111 (01111110111151 of 1111111111 plete without 11 sunhat 01‘ 1t StillbOll-i
ipoonful or two of cteam, if desired, 111.1195 is not a simple dish with them.
pe pper.
Strawberry BaVarian Cream
One tablespoon gelatin, one quarter ails for women
cupful cold water, one eupful 5112111-
be ry juice and pulp,o111 table: 1oonful be 1111‘ has in en b tote; but not aloue';
lemon juice, one cupful sugar, one and tor this purpose ate the overalls used. l"
beaten in many factories skirts has been dis-V
until stiff. Soak gelatin itt cold water carded and the women workers have.
five minutes. and dissolve li\‘ standing donned overalls, as
cup containing the mixture in hot 11‘ at
Strain into the strawbe'rry 311ch the handicapping skiit which is often1
one-half cupfuls heavy (‘11 .1111,
leaves.
Savory Dishes from ttaly.
0111 sinu“
Macaroni a la Ristorl.
:i‘ourth of a pound of raw
grease dice, and a large onion sliced. wash the boo, rake or Shade.
“113. Add a. little salt to the hen and remove the stems from apound of tion the important overalls.
1 line and rub the spots with a soft tomatoes cut in small pieces; place. all eralls and but are usually
dean cloth dipped in the benzine. lRub together in a large saucepan with two the some material,
h a ring, working from the outside tablespoonfuls of olive oil. a. sprig of m0st practical materials
the
lemon juice. Add
“ ‘1‘ r‘ vaulting maca-
lth
type 01 mm but
may be rolled up or down
Wipe a pound of lean beef. add at with the overalls illustrated. This is
ham 01“ in jutzt as issential to the gardener as
not to men-
inss materials is likely to be an awk- boiling water and continue to cook.
illd matter now that the dvcs ha1e until the sauce becomes reduced and
Benzinc. how- [hickened into a mass in which the:
“1‘, does not effect the c0101 of any different ingredients are 11 cll blended.l
.t'.‘ook the itiacut‘oni until tendii‘,
‘ttud place 11 layer in a serving dish,‘
sprinkle generously
_ stit‘l‘, add cheese, and cover with the meat sauce. 1
canulated sugar and beat until sugar Repeat until the dish is filled. Cover,
is entirely dissolved, flavor and use closely and let stand in the oven int 1
five minutes until well blended.
l
drain
with Parmesan
Chicken Livers with Mushrooms. 1
(‘ook the livers (six of tbcml \villl .
with
11;: pan.
1W0
. shredded cocoanut 11,51 1,111,111. putting the some. number of coarsely chopped :
T111. “111 1,1,,“n as the mushrooms in a cupful of stock for a I
wake baker. and give 11 delicious tltlllv 11“” 110“? (‘001 and drill“-
hattct
flour, a little milk, and salt and pep-1
the per to taste, and one. beaten egg. A‘l“
house by putting .1 le 11‘ (ll‘tips of oil oi the livers and nuishroontu and drop by
partly spoonfuls iii 11 little but {at in u. try-l
(‘ook until
on each side and drain thoroughly tic-1
ghetti the kettle in which it i.-‘. to be fore serving. ‘
l‘rpe are a
tablispoonfuls of
n
11
coldcn brown
Creamed String Beans. i
Pint of cooked string beans
spoon of salt, yolk of 1 egg. To the A Practical Costume Consists Of a
lightly beaten yolk, add the milk and
till it thickens.
' juice in very
teal
Pea Timbales. ‘
Two thirds of :1 Clip of canned peas:
2 eggs, 8 tablespoons of butter. 1 tablc-'
0V9“ spoon of salt cayenne l 8 teaspoon of
Drain and rinse the peas rub
119"” b“ ““5119“ through the strainer, add well beaten
1‘ Gill-ls and seasoning.
‘10qu be dusted and the spots taken molds place m p
d with an oiled cloth, then rubbed 1,111“. until mm. about 110 minutes ishows this costume.
‘Serve with white sauce.
Walnut Bread.
buttered it is delicious.
slowly, -
beans and seasoning.
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Stir the lemon
then add the
in
Put in butteted l“
i let
Mix and bake as‘
‘Sliced thin and
found
ials.
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Plain Waist and Short Skirt i
This color, is the best to Use for l
the obvious reason
show the dirt as much as any other.
l\\"omen's overalls are
practical
which has always been used for men";
overalls.
Another very practical costume
that
blue jean that
skirt with bloomets
gings.
ials.
There is 11,;‘ro11ing tlt titattd tor over
a'gtit uitut‘al.
iield has been opentd up to them as it
have been
satisfactoty than
\\ omen in the home 1111 also taking
ails tor performing the
duties about the house. When used for:
this puipose, lllP)‘ are usually made
up in the lighter materials such as
Gar- percale, chambray 11nd gingham l
les With a Sun- Hath
cultivating the
want
well,
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Sterilizing Rubber Rings.
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1 them on the 1111‘ titp the rings tor 11
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S‘;er:li:e Jars.
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cooking. place the 1,-lllpl_\' clcuu jars
and t‘apc i=1 1-pi1l “"(lli‘l' and bring to
11 boil, and allow to boil for 111 least
171 minutes. lh-move ther‘jars from
the water only .1: lilt‘) are to be till-
ed and llli‘ (-111.- onl)‘ when they are
to be platcd on lilt‘ jars. Simply
drain jars and caps; do not wipe
them. (hie ot the ittexptnsivt‘ jar
convenietit itt handling
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Sirup.
Add 2‘15 outtcts of sugar to half pint
of water, bring to 11 boil and skim.
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and one of
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’ boiling water. Let this boil fifteen ful of sugar, about one and a half tea- l
flutes. then stir in one pound chlor- cupfuls of milk, three teaspoonfuls of
Stir briskly to avoid baking powder.
‘ps. After it cools put it in a bot. home made bread.
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parsley andabay leaf; simmer gently khaki or heavy khakiw‘toloied mater-“.110 11111 giving their lives for 111111 it no thtrmontetti‘ is available, boil:
stains from colored for two hours, then add one pint or
'1 awonten who went this clotlting- bull until the shop is \ety heavy, about‘
many women insist
{smite show of puttiotisni, and
‘coslume will answ‘et the demands of
spicuous.
1 be developed itt blui- tttfi'elu.
111iece over tunic may be made of
stripes in red and white.
.
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they see our
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use now for outdom- work consists of [11311 sixty-five new, different designs.
a tailored sttit‘twalst. and a. short kllll~i
and
The illustration abme
The waists are
'made of heavy linen pet‘cale, madros,
lpoplln and all practical
The. skirts the provided with;
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Fill the .- 1111111 d j11‘s full of hot
bitt‘ies. Pour in 1nou;.‘ l1 ot the hot,
leaving as littlct
1151‘ >l|:l(‘t' as possible. l‘ut sterilizcdl
rings and caps on :11 tillt'l‘. but do not-
i'usten tightly
1 Sterilizing Packed Fruit.
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Dressy Ccdume oi Soit Silk.
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Foulard silk in blue, tan, t‘hnmr
blue or rose would be cflrctiu: made,
up alter this model. The cost 11] [1111‘
crosses in fichu cflcct and there is
a ribbon bt'lf.
Here is an effective frock that may
be carried out either in foulard or
The waist has a sun
plicc vest caught in the shoulder
seams of the lining. The front is
faced and rolled back to form rovers
and there are two styles of collars.
The t1v-opicce gathered skirt has a
1 straight lower edge and (‘lt 311, at the
'. left side. '1‘ he trimming pieces below
the bolt may be omitted, if desired.
. In medium size the. model requires
‘ 6“,. yards 30inch material, with {‘11
vard nil-01‘ or lace 18 inches with for
the vest Two and one half yards of
ribbon will be needed for the girdle
and sash ends.
Otto yard of lining is required i1.:‘
the underbody, which is made first by
the home dresstnaker, so that there
1 will be a foundation for the outer-
‘ waist (‘lose unde- -arm ream its not it-
, ed. then turn the. bent in iron. Plait
‘, lower edge. then adjust 2-inch btlt-
ing to position underneath underbmiy
lower edge for a stay.
Now, fold the vest through the cm.-
ttr on line of large “0" perforatiops
and insert in shoulder seam of 111‘.-
tierbody, matching notches and 1111—
[cr edges, with large “0" perform
tions toward the front. Cross the
vest in front and close shoulder
seam.
Next, take the outer waist arid
undertace the front. Roll on line 111'
large "0" perforations to form revcr
and tack to position at upper and
lower edges. Gather shoulder edge
of front and lower edges of front
and back between “T" perforatlom.
Gather front and back 1 inch abovu
lower edge and close under—arm and
shoulder seams. Arrange on 1111-
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Either
Sew collar “C"
derbody.
edge with center—backs even.
collar may be omitted.
l'nderface the sleeve around tlm
curved edge, and the lower edge.
tiring small “0" perforations together
and tack edges together below tho ,
perforations. Close scant as notched.
Sew sleeve in armhole as notched.
To make the skirt, join the gores an
notched, leaving the left side seam
ircc above large. “0" perforation in
front gore and finish edges for placi-
(t.Gatl1cr upper edge of skirt be—
tween "1‘” per'orutions; adjust to
position stitching upper edge over
1‘. ppcr row of gathers in waist, center-
ironts and ccntcrlmrks even and
bring side seam of skirt to under-
urni scam. Draw gathers at top of
skirt from center-front to left side
seam to the required size. and stitch
tape under gathers; finish for closini‘.
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if the. trimming piece is usel.
stitch the edge having small “11" pr"-
foration along upper edpe of skir‘.
with the small "0" perforation at
center-front of skirt. Lap the right.
front end over the left. Arrange a
ribbon sash or a straight or bias strip
(l material around the waist.
A little bead embroidery or silk
fringe on the ends of the sash would
improve its appearance izrca'ly.
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