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j Chorus Fur, Fur. Fur!
Mock Duck. The first thing a designer says them»
To 3 quarts of boiling water add 3 days is, "Well, what for shall we use?"
cups of stock and 1 tablespoon salt. Last year we thought the matter over-i
teaspoon sage; add {slowly 1 pound of done; this yar ‘what shall we say abolt'
cornmeal. ‘-’ lablr'fipttonfl 1500!l drip- it? There in for on everything, as
plugs. a little grated onion. Put on much as you please, to be sure. It to
' hack of More and cook until solid, stir- the person with the original turn of
ring so it uon't lump. Take moulding—'5
board. :prinkle with flour and dump.
out when told. Mould into shape and
put in. creased pan, after taking our
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enough of the inside so you can stuff, ’
Stuffing: ()nr- pint oysters, l ('up
cytmhs that haw been soaked; 'ehop
oysters. add er'urul‘w, l teaspoon melted
butter and half the liquor. 1,4: teaspoon,
salt. little pepper. Aliave stiff enough
to handle; not too dry. Stuff. ’l‘ak/i
the liquor you have left, add H cup
>water. 1 tablespoon butter, pour our
the duck, covering vwnly. and put in
hot own halt" an hour. or until dour.
Half an hour in? though. if it gets too
dry. pour mer a little water and but~ .
tel“. This will hold shape if solid
enough.
Eclaira. Vanilla.
Beat up and strain 1’. eggs; put 1
ounce sugar. 3 ounces butter, and a5
quarter of a pint of‘waler into a smaill
lined saucepan: beat them until the)
Imiter is melted. then '.<ift in 3 ounces?
of flour. stirring will; cook again for .'t
'or 6 minutes, stirring all the time an,
Iii the mixture forms rather a stiff
paste; great tare must be takrn that it
does not burn; take it off tbr fire lilnti
[mix the beaten eggs with it; divide it
into pieces lint-h thick: lay them ill
Just the Coat for Comfort.
mind who die rt‘gill‘tlfi thin terditt and
5wmrs the smart costume 59"“ fur! in-
(deed. the fur rraze has gone to some
a baking tin,i halit- them in rather a5rldltliltllls ””51"“ “H 5“ “09“)“ 5‘5"“?-
quirk ovan until they are of a pal t fwd” does. lion'ever. ““3 all 113V? 5"
’goldcn color and lime risen greatly. 5admrt ”5 fascination. "I‘d becoming-
. ‘ nit-es. One stunning suit of cherry
pimchyo 5” Cream. ‘duvelyn had four bands of seal for on
Blanch and grate 1 pound pistachio 1"" bottom 01 the skirt of the long coat
mute, put 1 quart spinach in a gettlt. 3"" 5W0 narrower bands on either
boll drain and pound until reduced M55599”. ““1 a 51118? Hhthl collar of the
a pulp; squeeze the juice out througr55m’
a flannel cloth; put 1/2 gallon of cream Comfort Piun Style.
. and a pound of sonar on to boil. ntlr5 With an eye to the future. we choos‘
until sugar dissolves, then set aside to:: "’9 003' ”13‘ 53 the warmest as well as
cool; when cold add nuts. flavoring andthS' becoming The one illustrated
1k grilon more of rich cream; mlx lnlhm"3 hi” many attractive features; the
and consider
three roots
LYDIA E. PINKHAM S 5
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Is the greatest remdry for womom iiio imam
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Toasted muffins
5 (‘ornnaken and cream
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.Use Fresh Lemons
and Strain Juice
I Any grocer will sell you two fresh
Breakfast Menus.
the spinach juice to color;
.he lterztt and freeze;
cream and mi aaide to harden.
{as amart. -
The. underdog norm-limos proves that ;
lots of us never do our best flghting5 In Millinery.
9' .. until we 'are down/5‘ 5 Velvet hats have satin facinga.
__,,,, ,, 5 . . fi5 Soft, pretty velours have. velvet
DO YOU CROCHE ""‘“"""
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g There are smart sailors, too—thone
5of satin.
I a you win we this boom 5
mun CLARK BOOK. 0.- it col-
u- u phonobgfgi? and pinata! Dénux.
yo on. u up.“ 0th.:
ting delight If you M1 “.- ;f0;\ndl if mademoiselle does not care
my «all! “J. W W ve vet or satin. there is batters
simple tum Dill h by way of change
*3 In all wonderful vulm 5
EWORTH THEIR WEiGH‘t IN GOLD
5 No man can do his best when 3qu
gfering.’ from backache. rheumatic
tothor symptoms of kidney trouble. B
, H. Stone, 840 N 2d St" Reading, Pa"
5urites: "I contracted a most oeVere
5case of kidney trouble. 1 gradually
ggrew worse and for months was un-
53bit: to attend to business. I began
to use Foley Kidney Pills and soon
5have had no aches since. They have
5been worth their weight in gold to
5m "-——Adv
. Stillson Powell Cmontlot
ELIX FIEFIFTEEN.
rpnlns. swollen joints, sore muscles or
5found the pains were gone and, i,
turn 5ntc5rolliug collar which may be worn up.
when hard ”nor down. the deep cuffs and [hp my“. lmore than ()illtf‘ mulls.
mote II'll' daelrer from freezer; beat wwan’angement 0f ”1“ Sid? Beams com- hm" “YMMV” "3M 3"“ "Indium-
'bine to make the coat practical as Well which are used according to pernunuil
ltnste or the amount of act‘nily of the
llurnt coke feathers edge chic chu-v
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Breakfast is a rural which
indit iduail.
Followup; are :sotne Ilit hurt for break-5
and
light breakfaats l and" ., horny; l and
fa t illustrating heavy, medium
4. medium:
1 Fruit
‘- nnd ti, light:
Cooked Cereal with cream or milk.
linked anunagea
Creamed Codflsh
Waffles
Coffee
Fruit
Cream of wheat
(.7rt-amod codflah
flaked potato
Graham muffins
Coffee
“Orange.
Oatmeal with cream
i’opovers 5
Coffee
. 119’“
:3 i’ufl’cd rice with cream
Toast with mannelade
ti Sliced Banana: ‘
\ aries
There are
5ply you with three ounces of orchard
white. l’ut these in a bottle and shake
well. Here you have a whole quarter
pint of the most wonderful lemon lo-
tion at about the cost one muttt pay
for a small jar of the ordinary cold
icream:
iuice through a fine cloth so no lem
on pulp gets in, then this lotion will
'keop fresh for months.
knows that lemon juiae is used to
Efreckles. sallownesa and tau, and is
' .he ideal skin softener. smothener and
;bcnutlfler.
Feed by day. this sweetly fragrant
v
5effects of the weather and preVents,"
roughness redness. chafing and smart-
.lng. At night it works in the pores
while you sleep, and is intended to
i bring a freshness and peach-like treati-
ty that’ wins enVy and admiration.
5 Just try it! fluke up a quarter pint
‘, 50! this woolly fragrant lemon lotion
;Ind massage it daily into the face.
ineck. arms and hands. It naturally
‘helps to whiten, soften. freshen. and
taut Wife Objects When Impoliteneu,
5ieruon‘s and your drug store will our
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By Pictorial Review
Canary colorrd satin trimmed with
timid and buttons of hill-illflil‘t'tal
tuition: this rho/mint; din/m artist
The outer. sash and rolling (OIMI‘
are :mrtrt mu frnturrs.
usual features are carried a bit, fur«
that and an unusual material select-
ed for the development of this sep
5 Ori‘glnal'ln design and line. “its oh-
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l. \ 5 A Dinner Waist of Satin and Braid f
arate blouse. it is fashioned of car:
ary colored atiu, of fairly heal/r;
quality, trimmed with pale yellow;
and blue braid. The model makes:
an ideal dinner waist to wear with;
skirts of satin. ,silk or velvet. it?
clone-i at Ill/3 from and has a vent uf'
seifauaterial rut with square. outlines.
The roster.- t-xtendo below the waist-
line and tlu rt: is a large roiling col-.
lar. forming broad revers. Extra
length is given to the one-pinto?
alt/eves so that they may he finiahv-if
in rhinerl effect between the-uriet’
and willow. in rhodium rizt: tho amt-rt.
requircs '11. "3rd. {Winch mart—rial
Bo au— t- v! in regular wllizgw, it?
v. .il in r. 3 to r 1? the Vital trout
an oz. n r. of material. said"
vxzd'n mart; ,v nirri with right sided"
fault; v.3; ,1. sort-i on thr cutting:
table A? r pro it: for the ’rom .g
then" a. ‘. to
7);!“ ’r'l’rjgh ID!" Ier:
collar and \‘rz'. . '
Now. ftvivi 'hr- regaining ratio and?
along the lengthwise foil! plate that
back. To the right of ii.“ bar Solar/5
the vestee. with large "0“ perform!
tions on a lengthwise thread. The!
collar and revere may he placed 5
above the Yt‘nIEP, while room will be;
found for the lap and sash abme the;
bark There remain only the «leeve g
\‘s'uirh laid \‘ilh 'Ilf. large "0’ ‘
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'E‘. JAGE. 506 SE
At a woman's club. this-l was over 5 fCLD L'
heard: 95
"Would you think," asked a tlub5
member, “that my hueband 5.4m. l
would be taken for bride and groom
when we made a little trip?“ '
"Why. of coursr you might, dear!"I
anew-red two or three “You neither
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MATE‘RML‘OPEN
Planted April 30. 5907
so men rtntmeififfi‘fi‘
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perforations on a lengthwise Warmth.
and the stay. 7
The hurt/inn. if made H! the «no.5
satin as the moi-:t. “ill be up i e av,
f2<hionable :H in enamel or l-UJ‘O)
other tapeu-ite mutt-rial. The sum
is attach-“t to the chi: of tire. fro'nw.
crossed and timl n! the limit
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one ah'uu your age and—«‘4’ 5
“Thank you
went on the, lady.
for your politeness ’
"but I wasn't fishing.
Every w onion 5
5blench and remove such blemishes anI
,5lotlon protects the skin from the et’il5
Like Thin.
llo not kiss me on the mouth.
troducing a topic. When we ‘wm mnrq,
rierl-vesixtern years ago last month‘s—z
we llgurul out a way to deceive {:05
train pvottit' and the hotel people and nor- the wind fill them with dual
the arrangers. I carried a big grip. of
"slime me; and he read the morning bad for me.
'paper at brtnkfast This ruse we con~5
flinued during our entire honeymoon"
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eases or i may get sick and die.
Do not pick me up by the arms.
“Was it successfttii?"
“on,
the qtfl‘sllrfz.
forts e _\v t lezer—my
at: 'll afraid titer w e mi: ht be taken for5
brl in and groom. ’things which are not good for me.
tt<-tt':tirly so. But that isnt:
husband was down «'
‘ .zmln hr igm ml rat in farm of ltis5suck or allow me to suck my thumlm
«net‘spaptr. .tt .hr- breakfast table. l for it will spoil the shape of my mouth.
didn't enter into the «pirit of the rhing5 Do not rock. me to sleep nor tench
quite as readily on that occasion. 5me other bad habits
"But the custom had been estab- Do not tat-2e me to the motion pic
lished.
When 1 protested my husband said: :cross.. r
“"\\hats the matter—filo you want;
people. to mistake us for a honeymoon or nasty mixtures.
Do not snooze or cough in my ram.
Care should be taken to strain the which my huaband never attempted to for 1 may take cold. and that would be;
Do not expose me to the whooping
cough or measles or other catching dio-
lie
The next trip WP, made. careful how you handle the and lay mg,
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Do not give me candy or otherf
“ e went to New York last lure show nor keep me up nights. for colds and "WP;
week—and 1 carried the hand baggage it robs me of my sleep and makes me for it?“
Do not dose. me with patent nirdicine ailments
IF BABY COULD TALK. .5... t I want stunt pure mid \talvr toot-ink. .
‘brtueen totals for l u: .
for anything like that l was merely in He Might Say Something That Soundl5
iirirslI).
I Want ti hath only day and witt- 5’
51y of (loan ciotlu r.
t 1 Mint my own br-d a tour. 'orta‘Ja
“0 not M ”"5 5“" shine in my ”5’“ iroom with the Mndous "I" n and pi or
it)! of time to .4111). for I must have if
in order to gum
I want to be taken
'erery day for the fresh air.
i Want mother to l n 1' me and alwsty‘ _
be gentle with me, »
Luant t: or .t good hairy
um rrf dutiful“—
CUT THIS OUT—4T IS WORTH
MONEY
Don't miss this. Cut out thi’ét s:
"Again l I .. rim! the baggage andl Do not give me a dirty pacifier to enclose pith 5c and mail it to F01
ti: ('o.. 2833 Sheffield avenue, Chicagrb
lll. writing your name and- addres!
:xclearly You will receive in return
a trial package containing Foley. ‘
ilonby and for Compound, for coughs,
Foley Kidney Pills,
n in tides and back. ‘rhuemao‘
tistn. backache. kidney and bladder
and Foley Carnal-tic Tab-
llets, a wholesome and thoroughly
5cleznslng cathartic for constipatia,
v i, , a beaut of any couple?" . Do not give me wine, beer of whisky.
" 2:538 ‘I‘Itéglgoxrvgljoualy oyn rough "W hat I want to know is this: How? coffee or tea. for I want to keep wc',‘ ? bilinusnessd headache and biuggisl
' l n. hand; '3 h and no for Your- old do he have to be before it will be Do not jolt me nor trot me on your ”“915“;A “n Corporation
,gn_“', safe for my husband to begin to be5knee when I cry. ' 53““50” owe
5 __ polite to me."—{‘leu-land Plain Eleni» i want the right things to eat. and .‘5. _ _-_-_.---. ..._. . —---—r—"
5 Advertise in The Sentinel. 91" ‘ ‘ 5 want my meals on time. Sentinel Ad". pay. Try one. .
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