w , Wash 56 pound prunes and 803k;
‘ F night. Simmer in the same water.
7‘ fill nearly done.
u.) out the oth
”doe skin. Soak 2 teaspoons gelatine
I , together; beat well;' add nuts: pour soft to be easily mixed with the oth-
p.
it». .esaan, healthy blood.
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Helpful Hints ,
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b
Fashion Points
color is used for the entire costume.
though a contrasting or lighter shade
:could be used very well on the collar
Misbranding of Hundreds of Alleged
Cures Corrected by Ten Years of
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Economy in PM Fats.
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M tender. adding lemon, sliced. 1 i The price difference in food fats de-
M cinnamon and 1-4 cup sugsr'pend chiefly on flavor and color. The
Let stand until food value is practically equal for all
frultod Cereal Moulds.
‘d. strain 0! the liquid and pit the
es. Put inside one for each mold
tine. ‘ Remove most
. ‘ \g" ‘l.
Flavor and color have an important
bearing on the prices which must be
j fine in 1 tablespoon boiling juice.
, ‘ find crumbs together. add this mix- “5' ”19 purpose of a more expensive
. — gradually to eggs and sugar, add {at-
paid for the various edible fats used
in the home, since all are regarded'as
wholesome when of good quality and'
practically the same amount of energy
5 1 tablespoon prune Juice and die
Ii: thoroughly with prune pulp. Have
Indy 2 cups cooked oatmeal. Rinse
“do in cold water. Put in two lav-
as or cancel and one of prunes in
at}: mold having “the. prunes in the
center. Serve cold wrtls sugar .1.
cum. decorated with the whole
prune.
housewife ,therefore, must
foods.
in general i'
chocolate Mluaroono. EDOIIRKet In some instances a higher“
, price article m -
1m “lite” OI e‘cllsnirfizz 9;:(13‘33 in 1h: end a. 1:: 2:31:31: egl‘zzmlcall How is the shortage in coal going to,the Far East. To be sure, jewels, in
sugar, 1 easpoon .n . u i . I ”n'laffcct us here in the United States ln‘beavy anthucabilt’srlng settings are
“ed chocolate, 1 cup soft bread “"3' but”? 83 compared with a'
mils, 1 teaspoon vanilla.
/
h grated chocolate. cinnamon and. me “it may answer quite satisfactor-
pmm and beat well. Drop gm g in selecting shortening fat-s, ilsvol
”spoon on greased paper 3 inches and odor 3’9 ‘0 be considered. but at- ‘
mfi as, they Will spread. Bake in ‘jtractivc appearances and color are of
”aerate over 20 minutes. IFS-ti Importance, since in cooking
, these are usually masked. Other qual—
Walnut Wafers. him being equal, thcsc culinary fats
Two 038“. 1 fup brown sugar. 1,5 are more economical and o‘csirable
m. flower, l-t teaspoon cinnamon. 14 which possess the best keeping quailq
_!uapoon salt, 1/ teaspoon haklnutity; that is thc least tcndcncy to be
.2
gender. 2-4 cup chopped nut mcats. (:omc rancid. Also, for goncrttl use
Beat eggs until light; add Bug-i! and shortt-niug this give the bcst resultsl
fiat well; add my lntzrcdicnts r-ifIv-il if thcy are nclthcr too hard nor too
bin at arcasci dripping pan and hole or ingrcdlrnts or the dough at ordi-
II a moderate oven about 10 minutes. nary temperatures. \
[Let in squnrci while l-ot. , Yul-s u‘scd as a medium of cooking
‘in such operations as frying should be
Peanut M3C3'°°"9- carefully selected. Sice they in—
Kt'hitc of 1 Mrs. l-Rffiw‘m“ “I” I tlucncc thc flavor. appearance. and
fl? finely chopped pc III“- 1 cup 90“" texture of the foods cookcd in them
Med sugar. Add sat ‘0 III" P“ and I’rclcrcnce should be given to a ful
Mt stiff; add sugar and nuts anollwhlch does not scorch too rcudlly at
"For wcli; drop from u tcaspoon on n the temperature most commonly usbd
.mlt'll baking rht‘f’l IWU incbcs “9“" in trying. Butter and lard scorch all
ma] bnkc in a slow 0V“? “I’m" ““- “'“ a lower temperature than beef or mut
minutes. ton fats and cottonseed, peanut or
' cocoanut oil's. .For this reason the lat-
‘ ter fats are preferable for deep frying
which requires high temperature.
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{Hopes Women Will
I:SUCCESSFUL WINTER TRIP TO
THE SEAL ISLANDS.
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The Governmcnt steamship Roose-
tvclt is on her way to Seattle with
g ‘VAdopt This Habit
As Well As Men
4 ;u full camp of sczilsltins. scnl meat,
.zmd o'ht-r products from the Seal
-‘a
decideimuch food for thought.
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70" NEW V553 REMLUTIONSI. yard and flyeeouarters at the lower
Designs for the Patriotic Woman
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A few weeks ago there was " big play in town which tells some of the
meeting at the Waldorf-Astoria. lnter- stories of the Arabian Nights in the
eating talks on the subject of conser- most bewltcbing colorful way. To it
vatton of material and discussion “may be traced much of the season's
lto ways and me“. were in order, and love for Oriental elects, materials and
the throng of men and women. mau-‘ designs. There are quaint skating
' facturers, wholesale and [retail cloth-in,“ to be worn by saucy damsels es-
is derived by the body from each. The,ing firms. and newspaper people found :senllally 1918 copied from the head-
The spring‘ '
usually what she t. willing to pay foerlll certainty show the results of m. 33,2322; C32: 03;; ‘22:??sz
relatively superficial properties in mexmeetlng in the quantity of materiallclevéfly introduc'ed. in embroidered
used. So you see, the newest Allies of ends “d tabs on the cap. 0! course
:lwnys to buy the boys at the front, are in reality)"Iere are evening wraps heavy with
fats of such good quality". that nonglthl‘ll' oldest Allies. the girls they left embroideries of Weird and interesting
will have to be thrown away througu‘behind thcln. '
Clothes and Coal Shortage
,regard to cloIhes. We can not longer worn to complete the picture. and
01198 b . l
.A ”T "t w“ ““er product. In, parody, “Now is the winter of our dmltherc are hints of coolle hats and par-
: ‘ hat the whites t0 9. 9““ froth. add some instances where ““9 0' “‘Vortcontent made glorious summer by—— ‘a'sols for summer wear ‘
”Ir gradually. and continue heath :2. only I” involved. 3 '9“ ”Pell'lv‘m'turnaccsland radiators" We have toi
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The Artistry of the. Bottle
ltTok'to our clothes, our’indoor clolhcs Wilson will
at that, to kccp us warm. if we are sof‘hristmas. with a tree for his grand-
unfortunate as to lack fuel. The Parrichildren and surrounded by memllerstdm”, and of dangerous cosmetics:
sinus met this problem with the lnvv'iot his in ily. ‘
lsh use of fur, but in this our day of..\irs. Wl son will attend church in the
thoughtful patriotism we are turning;morning and later either he or Home
to woolen materials, carefully used.
Glaaa of hot water-each morn- ‘Islnnds, having successfully carried
Ina helps us look and feel
., clean, sweet, fresh.
{the islands in the mlddic of tho win.
, * i gtcr.
alert-vigorous andl
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floppy, bright,
are assured only by
if only every
man and likewise every man could; more comfortable and contented in
mllze the wonders of the morningfconseflucnce,
Inside bath, what a gratifying change
Wild take place. I _
Instead of the thousands of sickly.
'mmaemic-looking mcn, Women and,
limo illness .
tiled against. Ithe severe we:
Ilcriltt: Sea was c nstatitly
tcmpcotuous winds.
7er wrecks," "rundown," "'brrztn
w," and pezsfmists we slmuld see a
'v‘rile. optimistic throng of rasy cheek-
CI people everywhere.
1:), inside bath is bad by drinkingfltouch with good. live,
unit morning before breakfast, a!
“we of real hot water with a ten-l '-~~ ~-e—~~
ms and ten yards of bowl-ls the pro-i MR, WAD
Win! of limestone phosphate in it.
twill \vcigh hciwccn
l 400.000 pounds.
350,000
.nut tht- novel and danncrous task of scrcc. broadcloth, or eat
yf'ill‘l'ylng coal and othc- supplics to \‘
, _ Commissioner ll. 3i. Smith of the "ll-s year is 30'“ ,
vivacious-n 809d clear skin; a nab. Bureau of Fisheries. Ilrpnrtmcnt occannm we truly say that this is the
anal, rosy complexion and freedom CommPFC". "9P0!"ls ”lat 35 a rcsuli age of the thoughtful beauty, careful-
ol the trip the natives an- v.'cll forti", garbcd"
i ther that, y '
has already act in and will be much;
Great difiicl'ily was fix ,
,pcrienced in unloadingst‘pnllcs and all tlispuragcmcnt~Iho
itaking on tho islnud products. as the on smart frocks. Sometimes. as .in the.
“"91" by model illletrnted bore, the bustle is a
"mcrc." camouflage. a soft puff of mate-
Thc return cargo consists of 4.258 _
' lal. but accoutitntmg thc slcndcr figs
,ws with pasty or muddy comnlcx~,malskins. and various casks of corn 7
'3”; instead of the multitudes on cd scnl treat and other products. aslurc. The dress is very simple: indeed.
;wcll as 3,500 sticks of bones \l’lllf‘ll‘shg buttons (m the tight sleeves and
and"on the. waist are the only trimmings
'usul if one does not count the fetch-
Sentinel Want Advs. keep you in .ing little ribbon that acts as a girdle.
thinking people. 5,3ch in either silk, satin or woolen
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The Bottle Triumphant
‘Tls a fashion that has swept away
bustle effect
Mr. Wad naturally was curious about
land to line the bustle. and face back
lthe sleeve; The skirt is narrow, as
'all good bustle skirts are, being only
Food and Crops Act.
WASHINGTON, I). f‘., Dec. 24.—
Ten years ago there has no ailment
edge. > to which human flesh is heir that
‘ Straight from India.
i There is a wonderfully interesting
MUST SPEAK TRULY.‘
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some maker of patent medicines didl
not claim to be able to cure with'
(Jory aflééfiééi ..
Wome DreJ’J/‘ialfiny
Lemony
hepared Specially for This lewspaper
such case that it seemed almost the
height of foolishness not to part with:
the price for his nostrums. ; »
Today. because of the operation of.
BJWW
the Federal Food and'Drugs Act. the.
extravagant promises of cure that
characterized the labeling of the pat-
ent medicines of ten years ago have
practically disappeared from the pre-
parationsithat enter interstate com-
merce. They may. however, still be
found in newspaper and other adver-
tisements that are not subject to lthe
act. The “pure food law," as it is
known. is concerned only with the
package as it is shipped in intcrsiistc,
commerce. if one questions the truth
of a newspaper advertisement of a
patent medicine let him read the
label on the carbon or bottle at the
corner drug store. The latter ;will
come neuter telling the truth about
the medicine.
Misbrandings, in regard to healing
value of hundreds of alleged cancer
cures, so-callcd “cums" for coughs.
colds. consumption. kidney diseases,
cpllcsy, St. Vitus dancc, and the like.
hat'e been corrected. Thls'is told in
the annual report of the bureau of
Chemistry, I'nitcd States Department
of Agt'hxtimyrgi'sll'ch [ell‘cws lthq
operation of the Food and Drugs 4:.-
designs, and on a vest here and a
frock there, one sees the influence or
[ 'ro TRAIN IN ENGLAND.
American Airplanes to Go There This
Winter. '
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firniscu. tm. ill—When the Amcri~
icon ulr tiuhtcrs’ begin arriving in;
1Francc in large numbers, they will‘
ifind. a corps of several. thousand,
'Amcrlcan mechanics trained on this
Run.- of ow Atlanticwtilling to assets-I
llilc. rcpair and care for their mm:
'chines. . ‘
l The .\!!0f'lult'd Press is able to ring
'uouncc tllnf arrangements have been‘
boomplctcd for training a large number addiction “-3,. H0 prevalent ,"m,
of mccbnnics this wintcr insEnglanj, frauds in the treatment of lthc vic-
luud that many repair units have al- “m” “'9’" "m“mI-fiM I" ("n-“l in'
rcndy Ilt'I'll scnt there. They will re- “mm” ”m rcmed} “dwm’lm "“0
(cross the Enullsli (‘hnnncl as needed
{whf‘il trained.
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the American people.
The law requires the labels (it not
cut lncdicincs to dcclare the Wires
once of any. habit-formint: drug. such
as opium. cocaine. or alcohol. thus
prove-min: the innoccnt dewlopmcnt
of the drug habit This provision of
the law is parlicttlurlv valuablc in
warning mo'hcls against Illi' use of
Hrcttllcd lnl'tinl soothing syrups conv
tulning opium.
‘vcry drug from which escape was tic-
. sired.
~ in 1907. the llurcau of (‘hcmistry
lfound that 30 soft drinks contained
( ,small amounts of cocaine. I’lacti-
I0? Ilflllantcnlly all of these were supprcsscd.
Armour-monts also have been made
for the establishment in tho i'nitcd
States of flying school's
] aviators.
'PRESIDENT WILSON'S CHRIST-
MAS SPENT AT HOME.
in bringing about
=Harrison Anti-Narcotic law.
,more effectively controls habit—form
. . lint: narcotics. v ‘
‘ WASHINGTON Dec. 2,L_.Prpgldpntli Much has been done.
containing dangerous.
The President and l
I . ‘ ition of imports,
,membcr of the family will dtstribuiol
inzctinz the
+—-——- v. _ -. fl-
cur “rt-us our—~11 ts “won‘rH
MONEY
JOHN DE SAULLES' FATHER
DIES AT 78: DEATH
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BETHLEHEM: Pa.. Dec. 24-‘31310’ "1., writing your name and addres
Arthur Brice de ‘Saulles , for years'
superintendent of the New Jersey Zinc‘
('cmpany's local plant died toov'y.
aged 78. He had been ill for some)
time. Death was hastened by the
tragedy of his son, John L, who Was.
shot, by his former wife, Blanca de‘
Saullcs. Major dc Saullcs earned his'
title in the Confederate Army.
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Sentinel Want Advs. are Winners lbowels.—Stlllson-Powell Corp.
—_-_.:
“Tight’s” m
in the safeguarding: of IIlt- health of
When the act wcnt into cflcct. druw
forcefully by the tnbcls (-ontnino-d the
,Thc Food and Drugs Act is rcgardedt
l'as having becn an important factor‘
[$518829 of the‘
Whlf‘h'.
‘ the report
enjoy an old~fashl0nedl says .to control lthe indiscriminate
-use of socailed ,headache remedies
depressing,
making claim to healing value: and;
in raising the quality of the supplyl
of crude drug's through the oxamlna-.who is now in this country in chem"
As a result of co-'0f British recruiting
operatiw coil; with the Post Office - v m e
The long sleeves of satin; or sheerest Sifts to about fifty children rehltlifll-‘l Departmcnt. a number of fraud orders'ithn)e years active 5m. ice in F .nc
crepe and chiffon have given place to near a country club where the prcsi
in interlinedddeul plays golf.
wear high collars, to bevsure, and; More than 125 turkeys were dis . cm”.
the tunic one of Fashion's favorites tlibutcd to White House cmployes to-
ly but added warmth. day as {rifts from the president.
‘were issttcd by that department pre-l
mention the use of tho malls in pro-.
sole of fraudulent medi-
? . Cut out this sup.
} ' 3V SHOOT'NG'enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley,
‘ '& 00.. 2835 Sheffield avenue. Chicago“
5. paramoun
clearly. You will receive in return a,
trial package containing Foley's lion-l
er and Tar Compound for coughed
colds, and creep; Foley Kidney Pills
for pain in sides and back. rheuma— means of taking a man's mind off his'
tlsm, backache. kidney and bladder work, be it building ships, adding fit:
ailments; and Foley Cathartlc Ta‘b- life's or killing Germans. They afford
lets, a wholesome and thoroughlynhc complete relaxation from mental
cleansing cathartic for constipation.'strnln by substituting temporarily a'
lbiliousncss, headache and sluggish
achine being outin'the‘rniddle of a lieldl-
a! l;
A new ”to on youthful lingerie ts
struck in these one-pica: p
, Il'tHI round neck and Empire
l line. The short siccvcovurc cut
I with the front and back.
One-Piece Pajamas
ajansaa
twist-
in one
the features chiefly, to be
i in children's
Pounded AMIGO. I907
undergarments,
i Dame Fashion is not to be ignored,
therefore some consideration, must
_CUTTINC. GUIDE 7406 Showing Size 8
Formerly comfort and service were
desired
but
room a
FOLD 0' 36 INCH MAT£RML ‘ ,
WithRound Neck.
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5 ..—___ lgoo'ds, the effect is charming if one PATENT MEDICINE LABEL8 l
be given to beauty also. The one-
pleco pajamas shown here strikes a .
new note in juvenile lingerie. They "
are made with round neck, the short I
alcoves being cut in one with tbol
front and back. By slashing the l
front and back and running a ribbon
through the incisions, an Empire
line can be given the waist. Elastic .
run through casings near the lower
edges of the sleeves and legs draw:
the garment in noseiy. In mediu i
also the pajamas require 2% ya! '
86-inch material. ;
There are very few pieces to thd'
pattern of the pajamas. which makes '.
the work for the home sewer very
easy indeed. By following the guide,
the cutting process will otter no ob:
stacles, for the cutting is arrangcdl
no as to avoid scams as far as pon-g
sible. First fold the material in half ,
on the cutting table or some smooth ‘
surface. Place directly on the length- I
wise fold the front back and sleev 5
section. Be sure to arrange the sec—
tions D and E with edges at shoulder .
marked by large “0” perforations
together and cut the material as i i
the pattern were in one piece. lt :
will be necessary to out only one of l
each facing. The large “0” perfora ‘
tions in the facings are laid on l
lengthwise thread of material.
There is not so great a variety in 1
materials for the development a ,,
c’hlldren's underwear as in grown-.3
ups’. because the tub silks and satlnfi
are not considered in good taste fo
youngsters. Mothers who ntust co
sider the laundry questiou, however
will look with favor upon the crln l
klcrl fabrics, because they require l
ironing. '
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Pictorial Review Pajamas No. 7406. Sizes, 6 to 14 yearn Price, 15 cent.
and
'an interview Gen. White said
"When the athlete has gone to the
lfront his place in nthlctic ranks should
ibe immediately filled. Sports is the:
‘foundation for health. and too much'
emphasis cannot be laid~upon its ben-:
efits and necessity. Athletics are of“,
a potential soldier.
“Athletics provide the
varied muscular change.
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‘1 GEN. WHITE FOR SPORTS
Says They Develop Many Soldieriy
Qualities in Devotees
unseen. Wilfred Arthur White.
who saw
and Flanders, is very enthusiastic ov—.
er the benefit derived from general
lathletic sports among the soldiers. In
dill'ercnt kind of ,mcntal strain and :t
"The soldicrly quailtics developed
,2er many. Discipline is encouraged, in-
asmuch as di>cipline is the. very es
scnce of team work. quickness of de-
‘clsion and speed and agility are not to‘ '
be overlooked, and what cricket and
football do for the Englishman, barr-
ball. football and track athletics do
for the American.
“Again. the desire to win spills thfi
athlete on and engenders the spirit
that carries the trained soldier to
"victory, And lastly sport makes for
fairness of play, a true sportsman and
a true man."
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OLD SOLDIER GIVES RECOMMEN!
DATION
, t imporanco ml kffpgno“: 311:! Gustav Wangclin, commander of D.
”m" "t' M" ‘ ° “m“ (:1 t“ be owe-A. it. Post, Ptnckneyvnte, lll., writesz‘
man who mu.t be prepar o c "'I highly recommend Foley, Kidney
.tPills, which I prefer to all other:
very best‘
I
have used and consider them ‘Johnnr
on the spot.’ " Foley Kidney Pills give
lquick relief from backache, pains of
tgroin and muscles. all other symp-
toms of kidney trouble and sleep dis.
turbing bladder ailments. .Tbey an:
,Siot nature in restoring strength anti.
lvitality.——8tillson—Powell Corp. '
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fiwash from the stomach; liver, kid-l '
m day' indigestible waste, sour,
mutations and poisons. thusi
,mlslng, sweetening and freshcniu ;,
‘fi‘entlro alimentary canal before put ;
‘u more. food into the stomach, l‘
those subject to sick headache, bll-E
“one, nasty breath, rheumatism!
”I; partolcularly those who have:
‘Fllid. sallow complexion and who:
. constipated very often, are;
a to obtain a quarter pound of;
f“ one photrphate at the drug store: .
m will cost but a trifle but is sItf-]
flat to de onstrate the quick and!
Male hange in both health and
’ p nce awaiting those who prac-
Internsl sanitation. We must m-
tbat tulle cleanliness is
‘ » Important than outside, because
gkln does not absorb impurities to
taste the blood, while the pores
thirty foetofbowels do.
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