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. Potato Soup.
The “Little Dress" for Morning or Al
tot-noon. Motel-lain, Style
and Value.
I Three potalms (medium). Ismail
onion 4 cups: him milk. 4 tablespoons
fit, 2 tablesiooins flour, 1-4 teaspoon Somehow the picture of Paris, war-
aoelery salt. or lnlalk ctlery cut in time Paris, in just as fascinating as it"
yieces, 1-8 teaspoon chopped parsley “as in times of peace. The spirit of
Little. cayenne or paprika, 1% tea- the French people is as great as even:
1315mm Mill. “ safety and the determination to be,
Boil 1;;lzilm .5 gay, is in the tar) air. Them!” still
through :1: VII. dosigning wonderful things "over
flamingo and me “.3393" with the there" and we are getting the bent"
milk. 'l'ulw om onion and celery and fit of them as of old. 3
mid milk firmly to tho potatoqs. Melt The latest now contains much talk,
2 Lthlcupoor —; iI'Il Into which mix tho 0‘ "the little dress." Tl“: loan is dull:-
Idiy I. I? l I. 1 s,i1‘ mm the hot descriptive, too, oi this type of frock,
mop lilil ”Ii-1m: mam, add re Simplicity. drummed inlo'our curator
main (iii of ml and sprinkle with the 50 10115-7 ”>33 we H‘I'i‘ fairly wick of the
puzzle, lvlltn II uly to serve. ‘ word, “11'3“ 1 ~ ~ (7”!!le
Stuffed Potatoes. , 2
A’lllcu way to secure variety is to
went out :1 ulicc train the top of each
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Inside, Muir, .o with salt,'po5ppcr.
’u-liolapui wish)" or celery leaf, or
u‘uI‘I‘III ,iII’ ' Miter or I-Invory fal..
:mJ but ;;I 'l litI'III hot Inllkmhdl 2
wail l-I .Itcu In! '. ' llIIilll thousltlnnfl '
sprinkle with grilled cheese or broad
urnrmlm :wi “:43." in a hot own about.
6 “ll'lllll'i‘tl,' '3' 3"
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Potato Pudding.
Ouohnh‘ pound'pututmi t5 small}
l_‘IoiIlI-I=.IIIIII5 lllll‘II'T or other fat, :1,
pugs, bl, cup milk. It teaspoon Iztlt,
3'"; lwm III i'b' I IIIII‘II, llnhlospoo 2'
minor. '2‘.- mlp miulii“. minim nul'
or
rim. '
. lioll potmom-I, wuuh and mid butter,
«an, fullk. lemon juice, grntml rin-l
and sugar, but“ all the ingredients to
:xulhm' and Imku In a buttered dish for
45 minute; or lonuvr.
Potato Biscuit.
0m! cup mashed potatoes.
nlour. 4 ((ranlltmllu huking pow or,
‘ teaspoon suit,
1 min
1.2
I tablespoon butter. 1 ,
rtablcupoon lard, about 1/2 cup milk.'
25;!“ the dry inurmilvnls. Add these
to tho pIIlIIloI-s, mixing with a knife. Dignity In the “Little 0'9“"
‘Work tho fat into the mixture lightly. Ilmlgnod IlIIII-zo fro-clip; 'uro, for they
And gradually enough mill: to make :1 make it little IIIIIIIIrinl und iritn'nim:
wit dough. Toss on a floured hoard. go {I long “By.
not and roll lightly to M inch i others stimulate the one-pivot: (”09“:
whickuow. (ZIII, in shapes with blli- and still othm‘u‘hclotig to the tunic
'62 to 3,5 Iuinutts in hot oven. simple collur—amlcufl set, It touch oi
embroltleiy in the some contrasting
shade, buttons III a hit of fur, any ofa
them may act as tIIuIIniug. it III int
3 ‘ possible to any where the line is to be
m ‘10'3012:;‘l!$:r3l31:g drawn, paying “this In 10! Iuolnlng
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.Itc entIIicu to lllt municipal franchise _ The Panel Dress.
3” "male" b3 3'30 unanimous 33033 (mo hears ogrcat deal about the
”0!! UK ”It Monro of Commons ych- , 2' , . . . 1, ,1,‘ d for
irrday to extend the municipal volo panel (litlos, It Is parttcu dl y goo
m womm 2 combinations of mntermls and colors:
though IIIIntle of one material, it Is
very smart indeed. The dress has a
panel front and back, with straight
pleated side sections, and the natural
waistline may be defined by 9. bell,
'Iwo belts or a girdle. The one il-
lustrated here is of brown wool-mix-
ture, with a novel collar of chunois
and It yellow kid belt. An odd con-
ceit of a well-known designer is to
leave the pleats unpressed. thus glv
ing a softer appearance than would
otherwise be possible
ONLY WIVES OF CITIZENS
TO GET VOTE IN ENGEAND
MUNDON, Nov.
INVUIIIHI iIl'I'I'
JAPANESE lN NEW YORK
new YORK, Nov 24. —-TIIe Jinan-
(use finance commission, wh ch seeks
, closer financial relations but can the
Tufted Stator. now and after the war,
val: formally welcomed to New York
yesterday by Mayor Mitchell and a
committee of prominent bankers.
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Renew the ’ .
Joy of Living
‘lnon’t let ill health any long:
. Eer rob you of life’s pleasures;
:Get back your appetite,
A CHANGE
Poct~would the editor be pleased
to see me
Office Boy—He might. There’ 5 been
inohody in today but his wife and a
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"“33 “‘33” “ml bake on great-ted pans family, over growing in popularity. A.
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.How this Woman Suffered
and Was Relieved.
Fort Fairfleld, Maine.-—“ For many
months I suffered from backache caused
by female troubles no I was unable to do
my house work. I took treatments for it
but received no help whatever. Then
some of my friends asked why I did not
‘ try Lydia E. Pinkhem’: Vegetable Com-
pound. [did sound mybackncho coon
diuppeored and I felt like a different
women. and now have a healthy little
baby girl and do all my bottle work. I
will always praise Lydia E Plnlthom’s
Vegetable Command to women who cut-
fer as I did.”-- Mrs. Anon D. Outs,
Fort Fnh'field, Maine.
3 The Best Remedyio
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LYDIA E. Pl KHA}
VEGETABLE OOMPm
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DAILY TALKS footlvely than do pickles ' Where Lichg, I‘m, mum :Igg: III III Ii inni-
on vinegar cannot safely be ll‘nWj, lemon lliglihul‘ .2.»2:I?; "l h ill 'lw ilrlt'm if I
nice III sittinfactoril substituted ium'cmd iII III ill“ I": I I ‘3 " II'ion or-
HOME ECONOMICS .1 2 y men of Scieno in HI‘IFIIr-‘I "Ibith "o
Furnished 0’ ZOENTISTB START Ewell uteri. to t'lll," nu Ilwir ' uw and
Agricultural Depn rum) To any AN / lI-IIIIIIgzes. Polity" grit-viii I in the
.1" b‘AfltFlElJ) CO” TV I AMBULANCE FOR U. S. foundnziou o" 'h-» l.’llt’ I.“ lineal-I
For \Iohil‘A'SSOCIAle'tx 3 —— 2 film It rationrl III-wit of 'I'LI‘itullan
' Brldéiggrthongfoumu Dentists throughout “19 338‘” MW cannot be iorrnml v :ilnut l3!" applica-
In Co-operallon with. begun a campaign to raise funds in lion ui‘ Ittici‘tliilc pl".;“I'i1Ii.i ‘0 sons,
U. S. Department of Agriculture "v a dental ambulance tobe’ do «him. ilcllu‘li III :mnan a Zillial nutri-
an. noted to the United States army and tion."
Connecticut Agricultural Cellos! navy. Already ‘0 of “1980' ambulances“ .., .. ,,
donated from different states are post or: MEMORY,
Salado. either In the service or on their way in Brandei- ll: mu w .' ,Ixump or
to France.
To start the campaign it has been de-
cldcd that each dentist contribute th
proceeds of one doy'n work to the
fund. December 3 is agreed upon as
the date. Those having dental work
to do can have It attended to on this
date with the knowledge that what
ever is paid will ”toward this fund.
Anyone decking to make a voluntary
contribution can do so and full merit
will be given.
Salads tire dishes which are difficult
to prepare. nicely, but, in addition to
this, it is a question whether or not
they are ecoenomlcnl. The average
salad, for which all the. ingredients
are bought fresh III It more or less ex-
pensive dish, but if the solid is made
of It combination of leftovers—none
of which would have been nudiclent to
make any suitable dish for a. family,
but the combination of which would
make It salad materially adding nutri-
tive value to the meal and lenoenlng
the amount of other fresh foodn to b.3
purchased—then the salad Is an eco-
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331368 0' ”03‘3“” ”“3" '9‘ 3333 9" about and scrutinized everythlns witn
cottage cheese, etc, make soluble interest Finally she stopped before
substitutes for meat for lunch or run an attractive picture (We whldb '8‘
per and if the amount of meat for dirt-
standing on the table but was empty.
nor is small the addition of a small; After ‘ puzzled moment she said:
amount of such a soled will add pro: .. ,u
tab: to the meal mm" 5M!!! ‘3 Auntie Ethel, whet is it I don't see.
pleasing variety. I
In order to be attractive and awe-1
fixing. a salad should but fresh, crisp How hollow in all our pretenslon to
greens—lettuce, romaine, eudlve. eel-3 progras, when we have never devised
ery tips, watercres‘o or others~and a punishment for the human trip bane
the salad should be carefully prepared rue: who elven thinks it is neocl-
and mixed and the dressing adde not sary to smile one on the shoulder in
very long before'acrving ‘ greeting, or the human vise who puts
Well mode salads satisfy the normal forth every ounce of his strength in
craving of the system for vegetable blinking bandit. '
somermuo mosmo.
HOLLOW PRETENSES.
"éououbnlul )oul dlgCSllMl,
3estiruulatc you liver, regu-
Into your bowels and m:—
lpro e your blood by taking
BEEIIIIAM' 5
PILLS
Their action is prompt and
you soon feel
their: nefits. You will eat
more, work better, sleep sound-
‘ Ia, and feel new strength
animnoourseoft d-
Mom pills. They restore
conditions. midaoon
Bring Heal
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A small girl was visiting her nuni‘s‘
recollections ht run 9'
statement that ;.t :; on I. Iln one he was
able to remember . crib, things that had
httppcncd and III-tiny Lllitl. hull not,and
when he got :Iglimu older he could
I'cmombcr none bu; ll"! lullvl"
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Rub Pain Right Out With Small Trial
Bottle of 0H ‘St. Jacob's
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Rheumatism in only.
2 III irrml to form II who Hi If
‘h-inid in Mt plnz'.
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Noteono care If! l'lIIV l'f‘llllll‘f‘fi micrr
nal treatment. Step rimming! Rub
soothing, penetrating "St. Jacob's Oil'"
right into your sore, stiff, aching
joints, and roller comm: instantly. "St.
Jacob's Oil" is a harmless rheumatism
3llnlmcnt which ueter disappoints and
can not burn the skin
Huber up! Quit complaining! (let
a small trial bottle of, old, honest “St
Jacob's'Oil” of any drug store, and in
just a moment you'll be free from
rheumatic pain, soreness and stillness. —--i
Don't cuter! Relief awaits you! "SL3
Jacob'n Oil” is just no good for sciat-
Ica, neuralzin, lunIbItIro, backache,
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Wome Drew/(airing
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By Pictorial Review
Smart But Unpretenlious.
Amuse stay “A" under gather: no
upper edge and draw gather: at yoke
depth to desired size. Gather undcr~
body at lower edge between “T ' per
foratiou and 2 inches shove. Adjuet
stay to position.
Take the outcrwoist next and slash
through fold at cz-nter back from
neck to lower edges. l‘nllerfatru
right back edge and now an underiap
to left. back edge; Iinlsh for Clix-limp,
Close under-arm and sleeve seam a-I
notched. Gather at lower edge br-
twcen "‘1‘" perforations and 2 inches
above. Gather sleeve along line of
small "0' pe.iorations and gift inch
above. Draw gathers to the desire}
lizc and stitch tape underneath A! ’1
range outer waist on underhmh
center-fronts. center-backs and un-
der-arm scams even; bring large "0“
perforation n1 shoulder to corres-
ponding perforation in unrlr-rhcdy
front and tart.
Now, cloec back seam of skirt lwlcar
ringle large '0" perforation or I fin:
to. rdgcs above for plat-tho Turn
under right bark edge on slot per
L'D't-‘rlt.v Ins-Itufi'zz'l
For the young It‘oman "that: taste
Indium to clients 1M! mt: wimp?" as
Irrll or smart, MI: is Mr Mm! j'rm‘l.
Matti-[opal In msc *rtorqu.’.~u:lic It‘t’lh
brmImy and a SGII’I LIII'II'II',‘
fortttilns. Inhlvb also indicate vet!
III-rhnnk), lap folded edge In Him
I‘l“rforatlon3 near left back edge.
iI‘orm pinits pint-lug "'1‘" on cones.
poo/lint: email "0" perforations and
tack (‘renso front and bark new tion»
of tunic on Hot perforation t and I
“stitch 2 inches from folded Wicca.
Gather upper edgcn of tunic between
"T" perforations; arran::o on Fill'l‘.
center-fronts and center—backs oven: 3
brim: folded orig-“re at rides of tunic |
l) 1:52.;30 large "0" perforntlum in l
Imp of shirt. Sew tape under r; Ih- ‘
m, in back of tunic from roulet-
To be inconspihmua'y wall-drowned
is the rule of ti») ucllhrcxl young
woman Inlay iiIzrc H picturnl one
of the new ft‘lVflllt") models for nuuu
mar, Iloi'elopvl in It hamrrfing abode
of row mammal!" Th“ '.'.'Ii:!. hm
t'm noel»: rut In round outline and
ohort IzimrIIm Hour: \i‘lli‘;h arc gath‘
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yotd. 26inch Iulrptisottu :II.Il 1“,. hnckto aide opening drawing ,znib- ,
yards Ffiinch hacin. o In; to required size. Atljmt hit: :1 - ’
I lose tho II II‘II-r "rm“ .1 I: l holder in; upper edge over uppvr rr .1 '.
warns of the IIuIlI-rl‘n m 1"“ on“: of withers In waist centers even:
in tin: I'onu'ructlon
Then turn the bum in
back. and gather umwr clip: of urn}; -
between "T" perI':IIrslioI-~:. it] on
pl'l‘l'il‘l’l'lllq
brim: single large '0" perforatii n u .
aide of skirt to under-arm scam.
The front of the waist is trimmed I
with head embroidery and the will. ‘
etraight girdle is of satin. .4 i
limimry step
of the ("Nit-l,
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The Thanksgiving Dinner
Will he Doubly Enjoyed ii Served from 'a
New l'able
OUR STOCK OF DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Is now complete and includes many models of Tables, Chairs,
Buffets, China. Closets, Etc, in sets and single pieces.
Prompt Auto Delivery
RAYMOND & SON
'l'uneral Directors and Formture’ Dealers.
Wall and gigh Btu.
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I'lorwalk. '
3Advertise In the Sentinel
Mr. Wad made his Sub Chaser “fast”- and it only took one “Knot” to do it!
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