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Rhubarb and Tapioca Pudding.
- To live cups of rhubarb cut into
mail pieces add 1 cup of white gran-
Keep Milk Cold.
1 This is the secret of keeping milk
jswec-t without ice in warm weather.
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able craze. One cannot have too‘
many. There is the sport coat for
W911 sugar. Put this in an earthen- Under no condition is it wise to leave morning. summed to be worn over the!
We 'baking dish and pour over it is ‘the milk in the pantry or kitchen all little thin lingerie. blouses that go with
up of tapioca, which has been soaked day. Just try setting the milk in cold the gay sport skirts.
The morning
in, 3 cups of cold water. Taste and,water and note how much longer it sport coat is Of“'001jel‘59y, of one of
grid more sugar if not sweet cnough.fw-ill keep. It is better to change the the cotton “.1011”, 0,. is of knitted‘
Md also a dash of nutmeg. Set in a
“loderate over and bake until clear.
Another Rhubarb Pie.
Pour boiling water over three cups}
it rhubarb'which has been washed
i911 and cut into small pieces. Let it
gland ten minutes, then drain and turn
fie fmit into a deep pie plate which
«ha been lined with pastry. Sift to-
"ether 11,9 cups of granulated white
" "at, 2 tablespoons of flour and 1
tum teaspoon of cinnamon, also 8.
inch of salt. Sprinkle this over the
Vlhnbarb and scatter dots of butter
first it. Cover with pastry and make
“Feral slashes in the top to allow the
W to escape. Be sure to fasten
his upper and lower crusts carefully
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Line a pit plate with pastry and till
It!!! a mixture made as follows: To 1
up of stewed rhubarb add 1 cup of
giant, 2 tablespoons flour, the well
flatten yolks of :3 eggs and 1 teaspoon
1‘]? on juice. Beat this together
floroughly and then bake in the one
mist. 'When done cover with a merin-
gue made of the whites of 2 eggs.
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Rhubarb and Fig aim.
This is a favorable preserve in
France. Cut 3 pounds of unpeeled rhu-
hrli into small pieces about 1 inch
' long, add I/é pound of figs cut into
Emil pieces and 1,9 pound of candied
mange peel. Arrange in layers alter-
mtely with sugar in a preserving ket-
tle using 2% pounds of white sugar.
child to it the grated rind of 1 lemon.
”also the juice of it. Set this away
fiver night; then in the morning put it
a: to cook and let it boil slowly until
nbout one hour.
Cracker Pudding.
('Iillt and nutmeg; bake slowly until set
‘ Steamed Chocolate uPdding.
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'.pwder sifted in
moons cocoa. Steam 3 hours.
Salmon Cutlets.
Mndle carefully
‘d mayonnaise jelly sprinkled
>hrefully around. with sprays of par
file cutlets with more green.
Baked Rhubarb.
A variation of rhubarb sauce is bak
dish and bake in a. slow oven untt
it thickens. This will probably require ‘
‘ Three pints of sweet milk, 2ieggs, 3
hidespoons of stig'ar, ~i soda crackers,
token fine, 3-4 cup of raisins, a little
. One cup milk, 1 cup sugar, 2 eggs, 4 "
.maspoons butter, :2 teaspoons baking?
cups flour, 2 table
Take a good brand of canned sal-
mon, open box carefully, drain off oil ‘
and -with ashttrpl
knife cut into small cutlets; a mound
with
capers in center of dish; place cutlets;
V‘éley and the stuffed eggs outside of“
. rhubarb. To make 'it cut the the ‘
hrb into small pieces and put in an»
(orthonware baking dish; cover with
" Some people like the propor-
.. of three parts of rhubarb to two
guts .of sugar. Cover the baking
wafer a few times during the day, but
lcven though this is not done it means
:the difference between sweet and sour
{milk for supper.
The germs of contagious diseases
grow rapidly in milk, and when there
is sickness in the house special care
should be taken not to get the milk
and bottle contaminated. Never take
the bottle into the sick room or have
a person caring for the sick handle the
bottle.
After you have emptied the. bathe
wash it at A finite does not
wash easily alter the milk has dried
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on it. Do not use the bottle for any-_
thing but milk, and return it to the
milkman so it can make another trip
for you. :llcmember that. the average
life which a milk bottle has is but
itwentytwo trips and a few trips ad.
dcd to its life means an item which
makes for cheaper milk for you.
Odds and Ends.
To set delicate embroideries, (lollies
waists, ctc., soak them before washing
for tcn'minutes in ti pail of cold water
in which has been dissolved a tonic-
spoonful of turpentine.
A little sugar added to oatmeal
“while. it is cooking improves the flavor.
To remove yellow stains front the.
margins of engravings carefully
sponge them with a solution of hypo-
chlorite of calcium.
A piece of sandpaper is of great
help in removing stains from cooking
utensils.
Never roll up children‘s socks, as
this stretches them so badly at the
ribbed tops that they wrinkle and fall
down when worn.
To clean white leather bags or belts
use oxide of zinc.
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wool, Shetland or angora.
Over the afternotin frilly frocks goesi
the knitted silk sport coat—that of;
jersey silk—and the silk or satin coat:
These are different only from thci
morning sport coat by the finer mate-f
rial and a trimming of fancy borders.I
Sport coats are always out of place. in5
lllt‘ evening. A cape looks better with '.
frilly robes. Still one sees occasional?
'sport coats which are cut on top coat
lines and seem to be sport in name
only. ‘
The sport coat needs to match up to:
some other part of the cestume. \‘t'ho-‘i
ther it matches the stockings, tho~l
sport skirt or the hat does not much‘
matter. The greatest danger in wear‘1
ing the. bright sport clothes so furl
seems to have been in getting on toolI
many colors at one time. Only the‘
garment in a. sport outfit should have;
an allover design: if more, the result;
is sure to be terribly disappointing as;
a Whfllt‘. ‘
By the time. it girl has put on a
skirt with a bright contrasting stripef
or design, a sport but embroidered in
several colors, clocked or striped
stockings and a sport coat with con-
trasting collar she is too often a pet"
fcct. cxmnpte of imperfect taste.
All one color clothes are apt to be
uninteresting, too. So the best rule to
follow ,ts to have just one garment
that shows stripes or figure and keep
the others of plain color, though pos-
slbly trimmed or embroidered with the
same color. Nothing better in color
combination for out of door clothes
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has been found that the Russian idou
of coloring, one or two bright, colors,
snapped up with accessories of blnck
and while.
1 Sport skirts this season seem to run
ito stripcs, checks and plaids. Outside
,of thosc of wash satin. there seem to
Elm very few plain colors. The all
lplcaIt-d sport skirt is in again; there
lure many of. this kind noted among
=the nicer ones seen in the smart shops.
Here and there is a separate skirt.
lOf thc‘hnrl‘cl or the pcgtop contour,
,but they ate rather in the minority.
l The linen and silk sport skirts that
lore of the plain straight cut oil hnvj
{large fancy patch pockets, so large
lthat when they are set on the dress; ‘
'sides they pouch out, because of thelrg
cut. and give u modish contour to the
lsktrt.
. Belts are wide, supple and made of,
{the skirt material, and sepamte so!
{they can he put on or off at will. The1
lskirt is still placed over a two or thrcc‘
inch belting so as to give it a slightlyl
raised waist. line. ‘
There is not much trimming on the;
usual sport skirt. 'i‘hc id‘a this Silil.-\
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vsport coats will be sure to match upf
to the skirts. i
Pockets Attached to Belts
hanging from the belt, one over eachl
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.‘tillc. Margueritn Syli
("uptain Bernard 1.. Smith
opcra singer in the United States and l:lll‘0}lPr--llils come back to lite l'nit-
ed States to be sure she i
She arrived with her baby on the French lin-rr lispngnc.
BABY‘ Now AMERICANS
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a n private life Mrs. "Bernard L. Smith, wife of
, American naval attache at Paris, long it popular
s the American citizen her marriage makes her.
cts are deep, and it is one
tcresting accessories that. a
new tone to the frock with
worn. it could be developc
almost any color, to harn
the. figure in silk or cotton
bric with o. white ground of which lllt‘j’l‘t) llt‘iii his Russian bt'utltCt' up
skirt, it. tops is made.
Wonderful! Wonderfuiii
that's what the women~fotka say when
they see our
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hip. This girdle is wide, and the pock-im‘m """'"”'""" Slim-"m“
treasure of attractive ideas for
Anyone can follow the sim-
ple instructions and do beautiful work.
of those in-l BROTHERS.
dds quite u:\\‘hcn things sccm pcacclul—lilx'c
which it is‘ and calm
d in silk of The racial ructiom rise. ‘
tonizo whh,’l'ltc l‘olnck mixes with the tircclc
or linen fit-f 'l‘ltc Lithuanian trlcs , .
> .\nd bungr the Austrians cycs.
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'l‘hcrr's t‘l‘uulllt' twixt thc Dutch
and lrl'L‘lit‘ll
\nd illl tlicir ltltli and kin.
'l'lic ll‘l\ll ligttllc ultlt iltc chtlcs
f ’l'ltc trontllian with tlicl‘ltin.
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I\\ litn flrc or gas or dynamite
llaidcalt a deadly blow.
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g l 'l‘o dnrc ilit' llt‘ll lit-low. :1
l'l‘hcn l\'lt~< :md lion and Cclt
l and tiaml
i luv ll} ill-sir racial prldc.
.lu t'cst‘ul llt«‘-~~t' who still may live
And luring l'l' thosc who dictl.
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i'l‘lit-rc will lie mcu \ul cvcry rut‘c
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CURIOUS CHAMELEONS
Eyes and Tongues
The chameleon is an African lizard
of peculiar form and structure. One
feature of 'the chameleon is that his
neck is so short that he cannot turn
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,er of inflating its
tongue is remarkably extcnsile.
lanimnl lives upon insects,
some! seizes with its tongue, darting at them
tunerringly, while
lcauscs them to adhere to it.
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Gingham Dress with Tucked Blouse.
hem in front. Plait lower edge, plac-
ing “T" on corresponding small "0”
perforations and tack. Adjust belt-
ing to p05ition, then take up tho
skirt.
Slash through the fold at center-
front, from upper edge to single large
"0" perforation and finish slashed
edges for placket. Join gores an
notched, form platt in back gore and
tack. Sew skirt to lower edge of
underbody.
Now, take the blouse and tuck the
front and back, creasing on slot per-
forations. Stitch any desired depth
and turn hem in right front on line
of small "0" perforations. Large "0"
perforations indicate center-front.
Lap right front on left, matching
centers and stitch below the double
email "00' perforation; finish edge.
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Young women going it
their own frocks are beginning trim
incrpcnsivc tub materials. Herc is a
design anyone can copy
using blue gingham.
above for closing. Turn under front
edge of front yoke 1% inch. Turn on.
der lower edges on slot perforations.
lap on front and back, notches and
edges underneath even, stitch =35
inch from folded edges. Close under-
1 for making
with succcss,
The tub frocks were it
ty as this season and as every other
young woman is going in for making
her clothes to save mono
diers, inexpensive mate
great demand. Finding
have success with fabrics that do
not cost much. they often reproduce
the some models in finer materials.
Here is a design that is exceedingly
smart and very simple
It is fashioned of blue gt
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and the two-piece skirt is attached to
a sleeveless underbody.
size the dress requires 5‘1; yards 36-
inch gingham and a;
lining for the underbody.
upper part of the gates
inch material will be needed.
mistakes
In order to avoid
home dressmaker begins
derbody. (‘losc under-or
der seams as notched and turn tho
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its head.
mpils to look through.
The chameleon is not
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Except. for their eyes
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lslow. They live on the
'trees, but lay their eggs under lcovcsl
on the ground.
and the chameleon lays ten or twelve.
One of their peculiarities is their. Lil-ye... 5.1.,
The cg
To make up for this, how-
,ever, he has remarkable powers
linotion in his large, prominent cy-‘s;
they move independently of each oth-
lcr and are :overed with a mrmizano
.picrccd only by a small hole for thc‘coloy is not, however, equally fabu.
The body is raised by the legs
,rather higher than most suuriuns, and
leach foot has the power of grasping one at a time or blend.
ilike a hand. The animal's lungs
.' very large, and it has an unusual pow-
elf with air.
arm and shoulder seams as notched.
Next, sew the collar to neck edge on
notched, center-backs even.
Take the sleeves, now, and close
scams, also scam of deep cuff. leav-
ing the. back scam of cuff free below
small “o" perforation und finish for
closing. Gather sleeve at lower edge
between “T" perforations. Sew cut!
to sleeve as notched with seam of
cuff having single notch at small "0”
perforation in sleeve and bring small
"0" perforation at top of cuff to scam
of sleeve. Sew in nrmhole as notched.
small “0" perforation at shoulder
scam, easing any fulness.
Then take the belt and turn hem
of notches. Arrange around the waist
with upper edge of hell '1' small “o“
perforation near c‘ ~-back of
blouse. Lap ends in and tin-
ish for closing.
The buttons used on the piccvra
are of smaller size than those on the
front of the blouse.
ever so pret-
y for the sol-
rials are in
that they
to construct.
ngham. The
square yoke
in medium
yard 36-inch
For the
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mo No. 7278. Sizes. 14 to 20 years. Price. 20 centl.
great power of fasting, which, coupled
of with their gulping of air in their great
lungs, gave rise to the. fable of the
ancients that they lived on air.
' Their: celebrated power of changing
-lous. This depends upon the presence
of two differently colored layers of
pigment under a transparent skin,
which may show sim-ultnncotisly of:
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help you to escape many ail-
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