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A ’ fittl'nishfid by t ' Clothes for Wee Maids.
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lv‘AIRFIHLI) L‘OL‘NTY l Thtit ., .t tltdl little frock tor a
ASSOCIATION . lSlllall girl. it's just plain cmbroideredi
For Mobilization of Resources lawn. albeit a deliciously fine one and;
Brltlscpm‘t. Conn. ii is run through with ribbons of the]
Y in (0-0peratton ““11 ‘l-allllt-lsl blue and finished at the neck'
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and and wrists with wide \alenciennesi
lace. .
Connecticut Agricultural College
Muslin plainly tucked, too, is worn
Fby the still smaller mite. But for
jthese there is the little matinee jacket.
Va garment which no Self respecting;
ibaby‘s wardrobe is without in theae,
.jdays. whether of crepe de Chine, lawn,
or of thickish silk or wooiack satin for
chilly days.
Some light outer wrap is. of course,
a nicessity for children of all ages ill
' étliis changeable climate of ours. and
' l 7“ ”1”“ as t“'c‘iquite the latest design for bigger girls
‘ ermometer this- jelil‘iug point ‘c‘ilie citt off, dried 1in lthe:olileiifdztiifi $3315 of vslliiiosummer flannel, .“Ty mml
usually 230 dcgrees F. Fill into heat- away in a corked bottle or cot'cred’and 12511..)(l.\\ .ih llt‘Ct‘ssiil) \\dl‘llllll.i
ed glosses anti coycr the next day with a. ' ‘Tli-l belt lSrOl powder-blue suede. and
‘ the straw liai to wear with it is lined
R d m ‘siilE‘S jar and used later on for season-
c e para ti! Wing Frori . ' 'i ‘ '
.. . .ill (‘1 ltd) should bi ll110\\ll““~j1h the sump blue and adorned with
It Will “'mu‘jbbon to. match.
Tried Recipes
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Currant Jelly.
.Remove the leaves but not the stems
am the fruit and heat in the upper
flrt of a large double boiler. Crush as
'e currants cook so that the juice will
is freely, and cook about twenty
lites. Then drain through a jelly
‘ to a large earthenware vessel.
‘ game the fruit juice and allow an
ill amount of granulated sugar. lic-
the juice in a clean kettle and
ll slowly for fifteen minutes; tlieii
" d the sugar that has been heated in
e oven (it should be hot enough to
lzzle as it goes in) and, when it boils
again, skitn well.
[It should jelly in a few minutes. An
did-fashioned test is to drip the juice
from the spoon. As soon as it. drops
it b‘eads it is cooked. Willi a t'egularlrm. 15 cents.
Keep Celery Crisp.
The easiest and most satisfactory
way to keep celery crisp and fresh is
to wrap a cold Wet cloth around it af-
ter it has been scrubbed with a still
bl'lll-ll and put it in the icebox or a cool
place. The coai'Se outer stalks can be;
Eused for soup or stews and in some?
imarkeis bundles of celery of this grade
tlcan be bong)" at low
;.'tl once into cold water.
‘if allowed to thaw iii any other way. Ag
pound of sugar. 'Ytlaltc a syrup, using “'1: ”iii:SDII'ltl:nm“p:vh Erik Of. “A" Velvet 59°” 436k“-
Ior each four pounds of sugar, one pint paratorv {0 “Thin ‘1'.“(‘0 1“ '1’!” Dre-1 The fashion instituted during the
. of vinegar. two teaspoonfuis of cinn.i— in an iz'mmhw itijtunlcr cut ”9 ondsicurrcnt season of the coat of black Vii:
1319B. 0119 scant it‘ll-4mm! 0i Plow-4. onc- , How‘to Preserve E jveteen and the skirt of road black and'
“ Ml! teaspc-ont'ul M "‘ng and 0m". ’l‘o i'ltti! liiiilt‘ul til“ \Ylllt‘l‘g'iglstl '" i t :wiiitc plaid is “Ru” to run on for
Quarter of trieaspoon of suit 'When of fresh “Mm.“ lime 1 lllllt 0", 1: minim!" “'l't‘kri 0‘ CONW- l
the syrup boils add the pittratiis’ and men salt M“ “W“ ’i~"il ‘ ‘ .ni TM?“ is a practical side to this
let cook trout ten minutes. Then skitii half full 'M‘”; 1,”; ,i 1” ll, 30"“ ‘lmmifasliiou which must make a direct on
.29“ the currants and let the syrup boil down in it ,._n'..‘.i,:,.: lam}: 3101]]..“.m:"’eal 1” many women. For “mmplv‘l
POW“ until thick.. Add ”‘9 Pu’tr“""",they will liL‘t‘p‘lll-u you Q .f din-1“ 1.1m the coat may he made to be. of service
.‘Hng to the oil again and store as for ' ‘r. 1 ”MN" With the “ill“! of Didi" ”Dill: 01‘ ”1’."
jelly. This is delicious with cold nieat,i ' iskirt of the ciiccitcrbmird pattern may"
pupecially game or turkey. ‘
Spiced Currants.
For each potind of currants allow a
An EggShell Funnel
_ 'tu twfl-sllt-ll near‘ at hand c
lusod to improvise a funnel
t‘l‘ut’lll‘f-K
inc worn with a plain lilouse and tin"
_ an b",itwo garments coiisiittitc ilie fouiida-‘
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\ ”'1 {u 1 .n m "1" tion for the hull: coat of wool velour
. .y mie “'fiR iiecdetl‘ .- - . ‘ .. 3
it)" l'lllill: r! hill”? with a Very snmnpu'lll “in“ ll'lll‘llllillh. I
mmflh “mp 0: the 1 if i the little jitt'n’t'i should itoi be much
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A atcr to cover, the ('lllllllt‘tl yellow peel “”0 small Mm; h ' {3;‘3' "Inmlgllonger than the hip and it is better
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01‘ W0 oranges. PM“? 1!! H lill‘i-l“ DIV in despair ,m N: hm_ ,) I 1 m?ht|liifilt*llvtl in ii t'loiilile-brcttsted manner
(herding kettle seven pounds of stealii-‘mu filling without ‘0‘ to 11:00:"le with large white ptiil‘l buttons. For
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dd currants; squripzp the juice from uriteri'tl i noticed 'hcsdln (am; mm‘tltose who have a hankering for the
he two oranges ”"0" ”‘0 currants an-l hell \ imp. iiOle “ m ' flint; 0?: military, brass ;i>iitions may be substi»
. .. .. 1‘ . ‘ >~ .4 'i punctc mite .
ihick as llltillllilltttll and stored :sumii end of the m” q ‘H Ti . . ‘ tuir-d for the innocuous pearl.
.oook slowly for fifteen minutes: then i ‘ ‘ it ' m “a“.
Currant and Raisin Jam,
. l» Seed two pounds of raisins and cut
.
each in half. (‘ook for half an hour ‘.ll
.- ilaeetl over i 3 t ‘ . 4— . 7..--
dd six pounds of sugar. the raisinsfim liilllil p‘)311;e;“?:‘h o‘fhthc‘ 1’10”“; Simple LIME Bill 500d-
, . ‘ t t n e F-w. tint
ntltliedraiilinl, - . .. ~ . -~ .. .... .~
llt tit took down until ”H, bottle was filled slowly without‘ llaic youi limits, “llilll tti theyi
as thick as marmalade and store as W, loss ”f
jelly in small classes, .
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may be, fashioned along simple lines.
and see to it that the lilies are good.
There is no lieti. r taste than shown
in wearing pure white, particularly furl
rough and ready wear.
llut one will be quite in fashion if cal-t
a drop.
Sardine Croquettes.
Cook 1,1; cup of bread crumbs front
he‘centcr of a loaf of bread in 2-3 of it
. up of milk. when ”smooth add ] table-1
pron Of butter. ihc yolks of 3 hart. !
boiled eggs pressed through a sieve, 1
ifpup 0f minced sardines. the juice of a
mall half lemon, a dash of paprika
and bind with beaten yolk Of one row
egg. Mix thoroughly, form into cones.
in in beaten egg, then in fine crumbs,
let stand two or three hours.
‘ iloiler towels of paper repose in ev-
ery well ordered kitchen. infinitely
.more “handy and hygienic than the
washable variety, Labor caving-too?
linuse sweeping by the old dustpanlmi‘vr‘”P h"? wardrobe,
iind brush method. which meant thel it i“ ‘l ”“1“ “no“ almost “"“r:‘ll'3"gf
disturbing of dust and all its attendant “‘gtics“ and there is really every rcasoni
ills. is coming to be 00113:“er not “for the “woman who cares" to look her
thorough cleaning. Rooms are. “\'(1(-'(]"‘l)t‘Sl these hot August days.
with less effort on the part of the
‘wm-lters. Ornaments may be dilated ill? Silk muslin 10“ from 8 pm”
first, just as they are placed. and lefttdress. .
uncovered during the cleaning. surely! Dark blue orgiindy is combined with
I " ___-__ iblack satin or white crepe dc chine.
Uses for Peroxide. l Very convenient pctticoats for the
pm- bathing, removing ink Smtnsfstnall girl are made slip-over fashion.
retinal parts of red raspberries and (211121 . ’ _‘
ant juice. Allow the same quantity or gin-mo for sore throat, cuts and sores,! Beige scents ‘0 haw taken the “mm
.11er as for curmnt jelly and prepare cleansing face and hands, teeth lotion,1ion world by storm, Pl't‘l'l'ihillgifi1101!}?-
:clt-aning fingernails. Always when 115- Finland ”“7“501 “f gingham to
ging peroxide dilute with sutllcicnrmam' ”’9 dress make a pretty "“3”“
3mm“. ling outfit. *
Charmeuse and chiffon is as good a
iconibintttiou as ever for afternoon
‘tircsses. '
I An order for the transfer of CW"? The smock blouse comes undo-cybe-
lilano Candide front the Litchfield coun- ““9"" “1" long ““0““ and ”19 “’gu‘i‘l‘
‘ty jail to the Connecticut. Hospital for shirt “'“iSl-
- o the insane at Middletown, was issued, Ostrich feather nowadays appear
tSuggestions that may save by Governor Folcomh yesterday. on mostly in the siisapc of little round
Much Suffering the report oi oi John H Bell of Litc‘i- balla-
'. fipm that the man is insane. ’ Chinese crepe waists, figured or dot-
_ Currant and Raspberry Jelly. |
. A very dainty jelly is made fronti
n exactly the same way.
unifiwwi“
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lNSANE MAN COMMITTED.
. arysv'iile, _Pa.——“F9r twelve years “"" *" " “ ""' ' " ‘ ‘ '
traced With terrible cramps. it FELIX FIEFIFTEEN. lax-n1;
. would have to stavl
.suits.
Camisoles can often 9. made out of
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MILFORD, Aug. 21.——\voi-k or‘man-
utacturing gas masks for the United
States government began at the plant
‘ot' the United States: Rubber Company
.today. Twelve girls began work on
‘lllt‘ masks and this force will be in-
creased ns tapidly as etiuipincnt is re~
ccive‘d’. ' i
Repairs to the old straw hat factory"
being installed. The company expects
masks.
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MATRIMONIAL SUCCESS.
E After litany years they met. They
.‘had been boyhood chums, but their
ways had separated. and the two mid-
dle aged men were eager to know
“about one another.
“i know you married and had a
ifamily," said the. one. “How many
children were there?"
“'l‘wo boys and a girl. all grown up
now and left me.”
“And all are. doing well?"
“Yes. indeed. My Oldest boy is pres-
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arcbeingrushed and new machinery '
to be running full force by Septetnbcr.‘
.1 on its huge government contract for.t
:ltltiill of the biggest corn plaster com»
.paiiy ill the state. The. second boy isi
‘doiiig well ill the film business.”
‘ “i-‘liie for the boys. And how about}
‘tlic girl?" ‘.
“She. married.“
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Ecoitrso?" . 5
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I anything the boys dizi.
a bigger stitt'cssl
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ted, are smart to wear with
liaud drawn and hand cuiiiroidcreditaing 26 page: of new and practical
voile waists rival the crepe dt‘ chino.icrochet yokos, boudolr caps and other
Shirt Waist Frocks.
t‘i-epe dc chine.
(‘liinese silks and pounees.
handkerchief linen are the.
at home during the day.
One of the great Western houses rc.‘
ports that it has been necessary to proq
of frocks and?
suits for war work t'Oi' women durimz‘:
:llllS summer than ever before. ‘
The, reason is the sonlcrsauit lit the;
will notl
[spend their time these months of hot
vide a great amount
summer regime. \‘t'oiuen
weather as they have done for a cen-I
iii thci
tury. They have work to do
world. and they moat have fitting and!
comfortable clothes Qor that work.
Gem-get to, all the
fottiai'.i.j
striped witsli silks in light colors until:
faric.
turned into thousands of gowns tltisi
summer for wumcn who no longer stayi
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rid of n wearing, racking night cough,
tickling throat, hoarse. wbcczy breath-
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Foley’s Honey and Tar.
In it, you get the curative influence of
the pine tar and other heulirigingrcdi-
cuts. together with the molli mg and
laxative action of honey.
Editor C. T. Miller. Cannclton. lnd. (Exi-
qukzri \vriics: "l was troubled with brou-
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right. hook Foley's Honey mid Tilt and not " -
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Ln grim): mid bronchi coughs. troop, h
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no“, tickling: throat. “m i 'l r‘ "‘
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eve month. I
tn all kinds of
‘* = remedies and was
treated by doctors,
butm trouble con-
tinue until one day
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Lustrous cnclimere dc solo in block
mukcs the costume.
in with a fold. of self—inatt-rial stitched
with soutuelic ltriiitl.
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slim.
“hit-ll
collar.
maker is
itiiitct'ial.
The waist is held _
braid.
is
piopcr guide
\\'lilt it may lie fashion H
material to be worn independently. lite
capes, the hack and the coliur_nre 'li‘iltl
on u lengthwise fold of material. liic
sleeve and front sections are placed on it
lengthwise thread above the
lion marked (ill. and back.
right of these litllll: l.‘ '
ever cuff and 'ilt" s'll‘ s
{It’lllg' laid on a lengthwise thread of the
if the deep front e
the front edge of the
will have to be cut it _
of line of small “O" prrfoiutimis antl-
- tiiiilerfaciiig omitted.
:Ilhlltlt' also. for shortening the length of
the incite! to suit the illilhltllltil taste. '
llistctitl of the usual leather bolt. the
waist is finished with a bond of sclf-'
material stitched with narrow
The straight front and back!
. panels give the tin. line that women int-f
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One never questions the mute of the
black li'tit‘k. no iiitttit-r what the occa-
’l‘his modtl iii cut-limere dc sole,
cashtiiere
high lustre, is particularly likcuble. 'l‘ltc
giitiu-red skirt is trimmed with two deep
tut-its. while the jaiket is laid in plants
at the raise] waistline.
llt' roiled lint-k to form revere, or the
front may be out very deep, with at—
tached rcvers, double capes and flare:
with
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in medium size the suit requires .1
yards M'inch material. The he
provided
today
The front may
the dress—
with the.
for cutting the jacket.
cd from any other
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a very
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cape state
To the
the uiidcrfaclng,
cction. all
{feet is to be used,
front of the jacket‘
t'f Vs. ineii forward
Provision ls‘
sotitm ho
timed to lie stout particularly like. i
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she's paying a bigger lllCOl‘lle'lilX thanl
all the rest. of us piit together on her
allmony"—Clevelanti Plain Dealer.
SPREAD THE MEAT FLAVOR.
Spread the meat flavor over other
foods and so economize on the quan-
tity of meat consumed. says the Unit-
ed States Department of Agriculture.
Here is one way to spread the flavor.
Meat Stew With Dumplings.
Make a stew from a cheap cut of
meat cut into small pieces, potatoes
and such other vegetables as are. de-
sired.
diluted with cold water.
dumplings made as follows:
lillx and sift one cup of flour. two
teaspoonst‘ul of baking powder mid
1’4 tcaspoonfui of salt.
the fingers one teaspoont'ul of butter:
add gradually 1-3 of a cttp of mill: or
a little more if needed.
inch thick and cut with a biscuit cut!
tor or in square pieces.
lings may be steamed, baked
biscuits, or cooked with the stew. in
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thing that has pleased him since he
saw the animals eat at the 200.- Life.
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the latter case remove enough liquid
to permit the dough to be placed on
the meat and vegetables.
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