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.Jrled Reupes fashion Pomls i Helpful Hlm‘s e ~ . .. . . or éfirdcncal _. Fer . ,
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it} Novelty Chlgken Salad. Shore CaPW- l , , ., . . . ' . . | l.'se a steel cmchet needle. Just: “1"“; 6C ‘ “ .,. l
'5’. genie 50 guests. boil 3 fowl of 5, Capes hare come to slay, it seems, {,1}; ’91“ llwfm' ‘m “l?“r‘T‘nf will? tit-arch the book under the thread a." t ‘ . l "s eflonf a“. .l 1.. a ..
We each until tender, allnv tiletnland 111051 Of them have a swagger, 22:“ Eiffbtl‘eopll‘titllz; Illnjlzxggdljndf‘ flipping will be found almost a pleas—E 3’ . (/4, ‘\
firm cooked to will in the wall_-y\t1;lllllllary dash about them that is pio-, . . . . .. . f . ,. . T .. i. T. . . _’
*6] they were boiled; when li-ngy:tul‘esque and pleasing with summerT“htVn ”l“ Jami”? (olhcta .h each. day! WWWW-W___ l 2 Prelim Spectally for This Newspaper l
t ,llt‘ can lift the paper and your poll Ie-I EXEMPTION BOARDS EXPECT | i‘
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imbue thesala‘d, cut the meat ntofcostumcs. They are made of serge,
ml] cubes and add half the quantlly‘tine twill, bolivia and wool velour, andI
Tfidiced celery, o' hard boiled eggs, fare lined with gay, striped silk.
‘2]: pitted and minced olives, 3f For shore wear, driving and taxt
hopes of radishes, also finely chop-:Wl‘al‘ over light dinner gowns during
.56, and 1 large (-upful of broken but the informal summer season in town
more; blend theingredients lllttl‘OU};ll-:11W." FlIOUld WOW J'Ur‘l the thing. A
fig. moisten with mayonnaise dressing smart model of gray-blue bolivia cloth
dissent: in individual portions in with lining of red and white striped
”is of crsp lettuce leaves: garnish taffeta, falls in ripples at the back
{in fancy slices of pickled humgfmm neck to knee.
“has of hard boiled eggs and a few
ms.
Q , Salad Dressing.
fitmam beaten slightly.
l; I Delicious Pork Chops.
,l Bacon and Applel.
will become soft and crumble
Best Brown Bread,
mam four hours.
Black Devil Cake.
m buttermilk ' or
' Mien light,
23‘ mount until
"'flalnut meals, 14,
Ignite. in a moder
hater with any simple iccing.
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Plain Rice Pudding.
you let brown slightly.
‘7' Glue cup Vinegar, got over rm ket- that goes around the waist, over the
' *ur double boiler, 3 tablespoons fronts, but tll.‘ :‘
m1", 1 tablespoon mustard; mix sug-
.Iamd mustard together, little cay- tailor buttons set close together and
W‘pepper, butter size of an egg, 3 through the slash one glimpses the
.3; beaten light; mix all dry mgr... gay. striped silk lining. One cape has
WIS 1ogethcr, tllen add eggs .,and a wide, convertible collar and turned
are into vinegar after it gets hot; be- back revers that reach to the waist-
,” the you get ready to use add t5, pint litre.
7' ‘Tfine and onc~haif cups flour. 1,6 cup lat-s
“filig- cocoa, in cup melted butter, 2'3‘htce.
fihne~half cup well washed rice, In
any or sugar, a little shit and 1 quart
almilk. Soak half-hour, bake about
in hours, slowly at first. till the rice
‘ h softened and thickened the milk}
Intuit nuwr
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"man Tells How $5 Worth
& .Pinkham’s Compound
Made Her Well.
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. liar:j 0hio.—-“ I was all broken do
_ Hui from odisplacement. One of :3
- ' lady friends came to
see me and she nd~
' vised me to com-
mence taking Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Veg~
There are exaggerated slashes from
'shoulder to hip for the arms to pass
:through and the front of the cape is
held in to the figure by a knotted sash
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l‘\l‘illlt* back.
The sashes are outlined by small
i, Simple Coiffure is the Belt.
Too many business women appear at
Pin the chops in frying Dim. season their offices with the hair dressed in a
m salt, sage or poultry dressing and “WWW” “mum" TM use Of puffs
.lhnntil done; then remore the chops and curls in the coil‘fure of the busi-
madd “little “m“. to ”w gravy and lies-s woman is a gross mistake,
lichen with a little flour; it can be one that should be discouraged. They
wk“! in the oven witll equal results. are neither becoming nor appropriate
in a business atmosphere, -
' llow infinitely more charming is lho‘ For Kilt fi‘ttmcs use the water ill
Fare and core 1 apple for 030]] ppp. woman who appears at hen desk with which “mm” hm“ lm'" 1’0““dv “5 H
\ m to be served in rings; fry slices of her hair carefully combed in a beconr,Will “mun." ”W” brightness.
. ”on and in [no fat fry u“. “pp“. ing style and reflecting the appearance
WES: d0 not fry too long as the apple of health as the result of daily care. i
i There are any number of charming
by the average woman.
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l The fuvoritc‘trimmings for little
.coats and hats are embroidered col-
and rallies, Georgette crepe, and
A smocked yoke'with real lace
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50‘" milk, 1 023 edges at. the head of a plaiting of: , ' v, . -/1
l {0359mm 50d“ stirred ,crepc dc Chine, is pretty. White satin ‘
1‘ foams, 1 cup ('lmlll'“tllcozlts and hats, the edges frilled and
teas '- .,_,l . ’
.poon ”nu-mishlrred, are popular. Tile blue, and
ate oven. \\ hen doneIpink crepe coats, and hats of the same
with shirred crowns, with either flow-
ers or embroidery, according to the
trimming of the-coat, will be great fav-
‘orites this season.
of a half sash, somewhat suggestive of‘
the half belt idea.
OFTEN VERY WARM.
She-——lt must be delightfully cool at
the baseball grounds.
He—-What makes you think that?
She~~l was matting of the large
numbé‘r of fans at the game.
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taitlly not fair about that chicken
sale."
. of your kitchen
’ dough on it.
Two cups sour n ' ' ‘ ‘ ' l
. . lllk, 1 cup best mo: .ndeavor to dress the hair as
g masses, 1 teaspocnful of soda, it; tml- simply and in us youthful a fashion as
. moan salt, 2 cups of granulated com possible. The two'go hand in band. | I'hnt's what the women-folksnnywhel
um], 2 cups of graham ilotlr. Mix? It is well to remember this even
Moughly, then add 1,_ yeast cake di l\\'ll(‘l’l arranging lite hair for evening, Wl‘tlFllEll WORTH CROCHET Illlll 'fimd “DUN" l“ llllfi M‘Cllml MS midi
. arched in 1,4.» teacup of warm walerboccasions. The girl or woman who ‘
5h!!! into a two-quart pull and im-‘pcrpetuates youth will always 'bc boxinners “3 well 3' ”Pen CROCHE"! Th0 astonishing achievements 0f
‘ ,mzrse in a larger one of hot \vater.'singlcd out as one of the charming
Q: in a moderately hot own lllltljlllf‘lllbt‘l‘s of her sex.
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Among the new sash ideas is the uso;
mains clean and saves washing daily,’ RUSH
Tack a piece of thin inc on the topl NEW YORK, July 23.~Tll9 local ex“
table and you “‘inTt‘llllllltln hoards here todav were pro)
'wonder how you got along without it.; paring for U18 ms], expected as soon
.You can roll pie crust and biscuilhs the serial lists lll‘l'th' from wharf
lt ("an be wiped Off t‘Sll) ington and orders come from Album“
and saves time and dishes and is ab; (Ipporfiuning the exact quota each (“9“,
ways near at hand.
1 trict is required to raise from the new
Trr putting a pinch of salt in your army under the sclectit'c draft lottery-.2
cottee. It will bring out the uavor.
,Thesc list are expected to reach thel
A fint‘ knitting needle kcpl ill Eldcjcity either tonight or tomorrow,
of the stove is handy for trying cake
0 see it‘ it is done.
A few drops of lavender scattered
through tr bookcase ill a closed room‘
”will save a library from mould in damp
Weather.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE CON- 3
VENTION l
I’l'l‘TSBlillCN, July 23.—*\Vllll more!
ithan 15.000 delegates registered, till“
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Soak new brooms in strong, hot salt twenty-ninth annual lrternullolml ("‘ll-i
longer.
The ravpnjngfi cut from new table: Marshall was unable to come to Pitts-
clrthes before heutming are the best-Thu”;h 10 Small-
nlatcriais that can be used in darnin 1 The annual "19“”‘3‘7‘ 0i 0mm“ ““1
holes or thin places in the worn ones..b(’ hNd TIN-“lily-
The unpiasant creaking of closet ‘
doors and bureau drawers can be rem: SOLD'ERS LEAVE NEW BRITA'N
edled by rubbing the edges with soap.l ""““
water before using; this toughens the \‘cntlon of the Supreme Lodge. L0H“
blistles and makes the broom last Order of Moose, was lormully “ileum. “'1‘” llal'l't‘lie‘ ‘0 b" l“ Nt’i‘ul‘k. «\7 J-r
‘ at this time lia< applied for lllt‘lllbk‘l“
. i-lillt ill the First New Jersey infantry.
, "My grandfather fought, and i want
l to light too,"
here today. \‘lccl’residcnt l‘ltolnas R.
\ pinch of salt pill into the lamps! NEW “WTMN. Conn. Jilly 23:—
and when they are filled with oil will cause
them to burn with more brilliance.
The best duster s a damp cloth, as'
this collects the dust and holds it.
To remove mildew. rub over the
nllll'lis with juice ot'a raw tolntlto,‘
sprinkle with salt and lay in the sunuMDIHERS PLEASE”
fstyles that might readily be adapted “Pl“m 11“" ”MOSS if ""95“” “V0
ilcft by train early this morning {02'
Yale Field, New llnten. Despite the
‘werc present. The company marched;
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.to the railroad station, headed by a,
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they see our
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No More Fear of Baby Colic
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A treasure of attractho ideas for 3a 1ml‘l’l' ”W"- '
Workers. Anyone can follow the slm- inns. Winslow's Soothing Syrup which
i pie instructions and do beautiful work. .
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You want this popular Winifred
Worth Crochet Book containing more
than sixty-nus new, diner-ant designs.
Here's our easy proposition:——Send
inns coupon snd 12c stamps to this pin
lper and the book will be mild to
.your address. .
“The former l dealt with was cer—l
NEED InoM.lioOoqu'“O|IIlOQOGOIOIId
'treet - o o o to. o 0 soil}. in to o o n o n a o o o. lllHDDYC—JI. A. Mead. South Nom'alk-
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seems beyond belief to the many
thankful and pleased mothers, for
practically every baby has been cured
or benefited by its use. ,
Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup is
the long looked for blessing that haul
sprung into instant popularity with
almost every mother, actual results.
verify this. i
_ Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is
different from anything else in that it
aims to get rid of baby colic and in-
digestion by neutralizing the acids.
overcoming gas and strengthening
the. weak, sensitive little stomachs,
land mind you it. does all this without
a particle of “dope” or a drop of al-
cohoi.
Good, honorable drugglsts recom-
mend Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
to all mothers with babies that have
lcolic, indigestion. poor assimilation
lot food, constipation or teething trou-.
bles. _ ,
Mothers do not fail to test this now:
famous prescription. Go to your;
.druggist and get a Evenly-five ceml
lbottle today and niake baby well andi
has been so widely recommended!
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Baby Lone, Kickapoo lncdline man,
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Company It}, First Reainlenl. t‘. N, (l.'
DAlNTY NEGLIGEE.
May Wur About Her Home.
Over a sill; slip of any preferred hone
curly hour at wltipll the company cn-l is worn thi- «harming: drape of net
» trained, sevt ral hundred spectators top lure and illil‘lltluc of finest. French .
“‘3“ By Pictorial Review
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fingers-on
criticises
A dainty pink and blue color‘
uhemo is carried out in this combina-
tion, tho material being pink crepe dc
chino and the embroidery. The llounc-
ing and bending are white.
(‘otlon fabrics are mounting so rap~
idly in price flint women of even mod»
crate means are turning to washable
silk, crepe dc chine and similar lun-
teriuls for the development of lin-
gerie. Underwear ill pink and flesh
color'is much ill demand just now and
the touch of delicate blue on pink is
one of the smartest notes ill under—
things. Hero is shown a combination
consisting of a one-piece or three-
piecc corset cover attached to circular
open drawers. Embroidery flouncing
Combination in Pink and Blue.
dl T p“
finishcs tlle lower edges of the draw-
ers, while beadingy to match is used
for the belt. l‘ink silk ribbon straps
support the corset cover at the shoul-
ders. lll medium size tlle model re-
quires 2‘4 yards litiineh material, with
one-piece corset cover, '54; yard bead-
ing, 3% yards embroidery for rallies
and 2’31 yards insertion. Tile csti~
mate will have to be increased by {44
yard, if the threepiccc corset (‘U‘y't r
is used instead.
The one piece corset rover is OHPt‘ilMI
and a favorite with home tlrmnlakem
because it takes less time to make.
First, ttlrll the hem at front then
gather lower edge brlwcen doubln
"TT" perforations and ll.i_r imln
allure. Adjust belt to position over
gathers, t‘t‘lllt'refl‘ttlllfi and center-
ltacks even (double small “co" pel-
foratlons in corset cover and largo
“0" perforation ill belt indicmu
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ccnter-fronti, and bring,, small "0"
perforation at upper edge of belt to
corresponding perforation in corset
cover. h'cw strap to upper edge, cor-'
responding notches and perforations
even.
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i Next, close the leg want of drawers
as notched. Sew ruillc to lower cdgo
as pictured, then sew drawers to low-
cr edge of belt, centenl‘rontu null cen-
tervbucks ct'cll, lapping the right front
and back edges on the left, center-
fronts and center-bucks even. Tho
large single “0’ perforation indi-
eaten the ccutcrfrrnt of the tlrllwcutl,
while the center-back is indicated by?
small "0” perforation.
The upper edge of the corset cover
may be finished with buttonholcd
scallops or u tiny-ruffle of lace.
l’ictorlul llcvicw (.‘ombinution No. 6510. Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust.
lrihbou rosette and streamers dottc
NATURALLY.
Price, 15 cents
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Mr. Jones .What's the matter with all don't know where he is. lle‘ll malto
her husband?
Mrs. Jones «Llc's busy all the time
trying to get on eight-hour day for,
workmen.
CONNECTICUT PAIR, EACH
65, SECRETLY WEDDED
Announcement of the marriage of
"Mrs. Mary A. Ferris, sixty.fi\'o widow
of Freeland Ferris, of Stamford, Conn.
to Theodore Chard. of Cos Cob. also
:sixty»five, was made yesterday 1‘
Greenwich,‘ The couple were married
secretly July 11.
Mr. (‘hard for thirty-two years has
been identified with the Greenwich
Water Company. llis flrse wife died
severaq years ago. Mrs. Ferris is a
isistcr of Frank i. Palmer, town as-
Aligcl sleeves of net and nisessor of Greenwich.
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with rosebuds are simple but fetching .
MOTHER-IN-LAW WILLING.
HARRISBURG, Pa.. July 23.——The
lflrst. number drawn in Harrisburg
icalled (i. N. .Stewart, colored. THI‘S
Mrs. Jones—No wonder she MOkSlmother—in-law explained that he de-
sontc soldier, that boy," she said.
Iney Let Him
Sleep 50me
"Since taking l-‘olcy Kidney Pills
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.1 believe I am entirely cured and I
sleep soundly all night." H. '1‘.
Strange. '
Take two of Foley Kidnc Pills
with a. glass of pure. water after each.
meal and at bedtime. A quick and
easy way to put it stop to yo 1' gub-
tlng up timo after time dur ng tho
night.
“olefi Kidney Pills also stop pair.
in bac and sides, headaches, atom-
och troubles, disturbed heart actlon.
stiff and aching Joints, and rheumatic
pains duocto kidney and bladder all-
mt-nts. . .15
Gninesvllle, Gm. R. R. lrg 3. f.
H. T. Straynge says: "F0 on year-
.‘l've been unable to sleep all night:
without getting up. Sometimes only a.
few minutes after folna‘ to bed I’d.
have to get up, and tried everything
I heard of for the trouble. Lost year
I tried Foley Kldne Pills and after
taking one bottle I ellovo I am ea
tircly cured. and I sleep soundly
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Balloon-Powell Corporation '~
A good adv. pays nest in the hm
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etable Compound
. and to use Lydia E.
f Pinkham'sSnnative
3 Wash. Ibegantak-
j ing your remedies
and took$5.00worth
; and in two months
,~ » ~ --—»—~——* was a well woman
‘ - flares doctors said I never would
3-“ up straight; again. I was a mid-
fu'seven years and I recommended
Vegetable Compound to every wo-
w“ to take before birth and after-
_ ‘and they all got along. so nicely
flitsnrely is a godsend to suffering
m. If Women wish to write to
Plum be delighted to answer them. "
warms Mom, 342 E.North St...
It. Ohio. ,
‘ Mn who suffer from displace-
. weakness. irregularities, ner-
' ”risk- “ “user
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Woodhull. outfit.” lot. can
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Tit-u; lSTHE WORST or:
THESE Moms snows,
\F Vou GET IN a LITTLE
tel-re. woo Maven can GET
Two Sears TOGETHER . ‘ *‘fi
‘I'u. HRVE. To Sir Bock HERE
UNTU. 1 Can GET A Sear
DOWN FROMY WITH TH
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HEE- HEB—THAT’S
Pt 600D STUNT
Pit/QT i‘t’. SOPHIE?
I BEG YOUR PHRDOM.
Pt'hM'. I CLERM
GOT THHT Mv WlFE
HNDI COULDN’T GET
SENS TOGETHER MD
I Tuoocn‘r smo WERE
SHE ,ER, HEP; - Ela-
SOYoo nae.
out as “lost
CRERTURES Tun?
annoy women
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Suwanee 0
p. scene. I’D
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DIDN’T Hn‘rE To MHKE 0
IF 1 CELL H POLICEMHN
FWD Have. You HRRE$TED
woo OLD FURT ll!
arrow could he be when in. was un- .tlrod; shes up must all night “llll .1. , ' u _
. 2 . , . t d h s wife a month ago, and we ._ __
dersiood to be a. fowl deal?" 1‘01"! "unnununn mun" ,_Adv- | SIC-k .blibl- gm- 8 l ”N 1.1
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MR. WAD. I If Mr. Wad did not want to flirt he would use more discretion. 1
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