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War may be making a difference in
women's clothes so far as those they
wear in the, street are concerned.
lStreci clothes are made with as little
wool as possible—as the short, scant
skirts ~ indicate—and they have a
stun: of practicability that is doubt- ’ comparatively simple matter to sub

e" - “e to the war. Moreover, the"istitute it in many recipes for commonl
are all sorts of working costumes that. d h fliis'
doubtless owe their origin to the 'c’ar-I'unr or for molasses, an ' on I

' is done the resulting ilavor is novel

Crud. W l
Uses for Haney. ‘

There are various ways in which the
housewife can use honey to advantage. I
in this countly honey has hitherto not:
been in as common use as in Europe,‘

especially in cookery. it is, however,

 

1 cup flour

8 luspoona baking powder

)4 teaspoon salt

8 tablespoons spussge fat.

cu lilk or water to make a soft
Sift dry ingredients. worktin

flat with a knife or a spatula. and

the liquid gradually, mixing tit;

- ents with a knife. Turn the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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WHY THE MAN WAS NOT KILLEDl

 

 

Charlcs Morrow, a Muncle contract-
or. driving his automobile to lndian-
apolia a few days ago. saw in the roadl
3a few feet ahead of him, while his art

was going at a rapid rate, an obiect'
that seemed to be a man. Unable to:
do anything to avert an accident, Mot-i
row gripped the wheel firmly and
steered the machine in such a way

 

 

 

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Tried Reapes l}; Fashion Palnfsgl Helpful mm 3 M" "“' m" ""“"’,' 1 1;: 33;; mksfiali 7 dairy cY’ractlcaI :
» . , l e 1 . - ~ .

7(ome Drew/licking
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mammalian”,-

(coon!

”mm

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. into a floured board. and roll it. time ndition Th l ‘ lk t: that though [1 might mg n; who “III to look
bun to a thickness of to l ll. 3’ " m 3 "9‘ ‘ ° , 9 I. e 9 mos- yet wants her tor
‘ . “c 9084' lo bifurcated llments for m, and “reliable. l irate figure, it would not be in a vital smart. is advised to try this new “-
over this the creamed meat on as an out om fth 1 One of the great. advantages in the! part 0' the bodv He nd hi ill!- It in u M
Winn. .lloll the dough like a Jelly b we en we he 0" c oriera 1' 'mluse of honey is that cakes made withl ions however were 8'“: ‘1 93:31,; ill, the shirt. being W and fl-
Maud cut it into slices 3-4 inch ’ m. or e" n mu” “m“ "cm it will keep much longer than lhosef hi ' ri ’ B ‘ e inched to a side-closing waist. rin- ‘
mi Brush them over with belted rice and by women farmers and of the made with A h k , d mac ne expo enced no shock on .» mm a). open ugh is a up“ any ,
. . , sugar. oney ca e ms e a T !
ashussge fat and bake them in hot very smart uniforms worn by women i iii if i ‘whlrling over the spot where the with deep points in out 0 W6 1
, é . a . motor drivers. with butter, for ustance. w eep ls, ;..,mdy.. w" m,“ “a hurried b.“ to due the model for a girl of 15 years ,
‘, sen 1" minutes. ‘ quality until the butter grows rancidu . h "Ill”. 3%.,“ 54-inch material.
Butslet woman enter the portals of d d 'ith tb t’ ill k . l' e place, “0‘ “0"“ 'h‘“ ‘0 ex- with 13 yards sf'braid for trim-ill.
an one ma e is on ut er w eel) tmct, but were bailed at seeing not m m of w, m m '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

her wn
“”3“ almigllgfyndorhzluizztgm: 0’ frrsh for months. For this reason
' ura- honey is especially useful in 'recip...
bility and sensibleness is shed With
that call for no butter. icing made
gamazlng rapidlny. In 1'" boudoir she. with honey has the same advantage 1
.wears clothes of the most delightful A ‘ "

. fragliness and. even foolishness.
Pat the butter into a f in .
ry 5 ”n ”d To be sure, the bifurcated idea has

*1: but add the meat. Sear ulckl

, ad add the flour. Mix the lngrgdient: 3:: adapted to boudoir clothes. but
w and add milk gradually. stirrin»: tion'

“ii the moisture is smooth and ’

w. Season it with salt and pepper.

Cocoanut Meat Pie
1 cup beef cut from the neck. ground
1 tablespoon butter
1 tablespoon flour
2'3 wt) Milk t Sonic icing made in the eperimental
laboratory of.the U. S. Department of;
Agriculture was found at the end of

' ten months to be as soft and in as

that is not a very new adapta- .
For several years women how 3:. tondition a”
worn aamas, ' .
pi and Turkish smoking The experiments conducted by the
costumes were introduced by Much d , I, t i die , that ft (lb
designers before the world war began: epar urn n a 9 ma y o c
There are many lovely lounging

 

Rice Cake

“its five tablespoons of rice and the preparation of honey are unneces-

. ._ lounging robe —b
h "“900“ 0' granulated SUSar. lf '3 uilt on ”'9 “M of to be thought that honey had to be

- times of the two '
:1I‘200‘l' for aifew moments. Then, Sometimes they Imeatzrflajfom‘bine'dt. extremely likely to boil over. this pro-
arm. or x in the beaten yolh ‘ en C” n c’ sees requires great care. Eperiments

ing the at

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ithe slightest trace of any oblect in the:
:‘road. There was a clear view in all.
‘directions, could not have escaped be-
ing in sight. Finally the mystery was
,solved when Ralph Young. a menter
of the party. observed a. scarecrow

 

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flapping its arms by an apple tree

When you drink a glass of beer in along the roadside. Young discoveredl

about one-

llght in appearance will
very real to the dr.nking man.

the right angle, its shadow falling on
the road made almost an exact figure
Perhaps of a man lying in the highway.
WELL, WELL!

(Lillie Rock (Ark) Pulaskianl.
Wright Handy is the name of

i do not believe Luke McLuke has a
name to beat it. lie gets his mail at

 

. ‘ . and sometim l " i . .
'1 live 933,” and ”‘9‘ “‘9 whites him”) 0 fl uo-p P" showed, however, that it appears to be
in a froth. Pour the mixture into a no espoically attractive one is , ,
quite unnecessary, and it is probable
meme-led mold. Set the mold‘intuh made 0' Georgette "999' with wide ‘
firm of boiling water and let it cook bands around the bottom of jacket
mly for forty minutes. When cold and sleeves. and around the bottom
: gm out in a dishnnd of the trousers of blue satin-the
. “any", sauce, Georgette is pink. These satin bands
‘ ‘ ___ extend front the bottom of the coat llll gough shggld he lgept at least one day
East I L'Ospagnot. each underarm seam as far as the p are a "g '0 3'
Chip wary flne two small cloves of waistline and the two sides are faced
‘mlic and half ll green pepper, Cut together with pink ribbons. There is
1:; dice shape, mg small tomatoes 0,. a little V-shaped opening at the throat.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

serve with a

INSEC‘I’ P6878.

tbs: the “out,“ “ff...“ “Hume wihen‘} The few apple tent-caterpillars and
0r nary commerc a none, can“ [m the numerous fall weirworms give us

" Wrightsvllle.

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when it was first this year 1911 3 7-10 per cent. is also that on approaching the scarecrow fl;
,hol. if you don't swear off Januarv ‘
'1 and continue to drink you will get
in the same quantity of beer only
2 34 per (cent, of ‘alt‘obol.
instructions in the old cook books for you will hIVt‘I to drink
hit it in flv t bl f ilk coatumeq one can hardly call them «gird "ll’oreidw er atllomal‘lZstlw undm:
‘ IF um erso m r with '~ e ect. res ent ' son ss 9
sarlly elaborate. For example it “Rd proclamation under the food act. lla-
collolic content of beer after

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fashionably W in blue cof-
Mi‘peplin, this frock for tutors is
Woe. It is insisted with braid
and embroidery. .

The mathss’whohas not alre-
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dress-taker. The cutting .
should be followed religiously in;
placing the pieces of the pattern

upon the poplin. The front and back

gem of the skirt are laid along the ,
lengthwise told, as illustrated. Oppov '
site the back gore are the belt and '
the stay. The collar is laid to tho;
right of the back gore. on the length- i
wise fold. and the front opposite the .
collar. with large ”0” perforations on ,
a lengthwise thread. Place the back ‘
of the waist on the lengthwise fold t
next to the collar, the pocket com- l
ing next, with large “0" perforav ,
tions on a lengthwise thread of ma -
terial. The sleeve is laid with the l
large “0” perforations on a length- i
wise thread of the goods. opposite i

m - pa amas. The a ,

splint: to ho" about my or (my 6910180“? oftzn :1: :3“ , Daft”. “lbw“‘h' '° ”'9 mm" W“ ““1 ”W“. the new you at 2 34 on cent. This the colored manager of the Cunntns- mm

9" move from "‘9 “'9 "‘d ' n "I wmfitflhlmmml and cooled. Since honey ls picture shows thy difference [which from gin, owned by a (.01.,er 'omnn’ The collar ll embroidered with 1-
anchor, done in red and gold, while 9

the sleeves, belt. and pockets are .
stitched with braid to correspond E
with the collar. ' '

Besides poplin. the dress may be;
carried out in serge, cashmere or

‘ challis. The model is ideal for ging-z

ham and tub fabrics. which many;

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘r'trhen melted. put in the tomatoes, gar»

It. This is eggs to cook in a chafing

Mock Duck. ‘
Put 2 pounds of beef from the lower
ps1 of the round through the meat

BOMB D!D LITTLE DAMAGE.

an very large one. pm in a saucepan a too, that is loosely laced with the rib-
plece of butter the size of an egg, bons.
A most fascinating little boudolr
/& and pepper. Cook slowly until ”wrap is made in Dutch fashion. with
rzcmstoeg are done, Then add the six rows of lace edging sewed round and
rags and salt. Stir and kee stir round in the big plastrnos over the

until the es” are thick. Seize ‘13:: ears and with tiny rosettes of ribbons dish tbout as much u a “pm of had in previous years.
ranged nll around the edge of the:
brim. The whole thing is made oil
net.

ellable' any competent cook to substi-
itmn honey successfully for sugar in
bread, cake. m (mils, sail:

and candles.
that a ctlpful of, honey will sweeten a

for other liquids.

Sentinel Want Advs. keep you inibeen the lack
touch with good, live. thinking people. 3 Broconia fly. I

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

more impurities than at present] Sim- . “mum that Velma not been h“ [A] [[38 IAhE . mentions lot to spend on girls wear all year round. l
.ilarly, the older rtclpes any that m for the l.“ fill" or five years in' i ' . ‘
. most sections of V‘the state as their snl‘ls [0“ W8 l
t thi theo ho :fldegcibt‘: numbers are usually in reverse pro
suppor ' ' ry '” nun . ‘ ther came lhis - "r'w— . I
tiottgh’nt-ontltiniug honey can be more 32:30:,"cx: reztnwmmafl , bad 7'” 1'6“" °' Bun. '7 YW" 33"‘3 L
easily kneaded if allowed to stand for hatched and continued so long that ' . urta °' I adder B°"""' l l
setcral My" A little “V"lem" will the young caterpillars starved before The Amerlran men and women mustl .
the young leaves come out and in guard constantly against kidney tron-g , run-u ' nu n ~ .. . .
some places they were frozen. The ble. because we eat too much and si17’m———_‘M Review Dress No. ‘ in» 13 15 and 17 yearajl’ries. a '
.resttlt has been that but few lentccat- our food is rich. Our blood is filled; mu, , ' .
ft is safe to estimate erplllar webs are seen, at least in with uric acid which the kidneys ' .
comparison with the numbers we have "'1“ 10 filter 001. they weaken from' .
while the fall overwork, become sluggish; the elim.‘ m -— ‘ ...——
sugar but since honey contains water web-worm has been unusually numer- inativa tissues clog and the result is! PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT ! M 7
in addition, there is less need for milk ous. kidney trouble. bladder weakness and? ——- NOSE CLOGGED FROM
‘ The reason for the fall web-worms a general decline in health. ' Bright's Disease A COLD on CATABBH

Diet, according to a prominent phy-j
siclan. is the most lmpot‘tant factor in
the care or control of Bright's incense!
“Of all diseases,". the doctor says."

numbers has probablyl When your kidneys feel like lumps'
of numbers of a little" of lead your back hurts or the ‘nrlnol
most effective little is cloudy, full of sedlmczr orpyou are
;obliged to seek relief two or three

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Apply Cream in Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

All: What relief!’ Your clogged nos:-

t in such large

 

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'destroyer of this species of insects.

 

...-(hopper. Season it well with salt and WAS’HNGTON' Dec. 28'”P’°Vl°“'
pepper. ~Flatttn it into an obmngtreports of a bomb being thrown into
_ Ilhpe and spread it with potato stuf- the American Consulates at Odessa on'

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”bunnies. / and no one was hurt as the building

was empty, Foley Kidney Pills f'zscdwp Tezaa kahuna:

 

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Almost dorm rm] out with Hint-7" I
COLD, DRY AIR HEALTHFUL 3 1n able. Rheumatism so bad he dollil l

smrct-iy not up ‘nlwl lie ant down.
Lack nt‘llcd all the flute,

Will USED Sill :

Cold, dry air is generally considered

 

, healthful and stimulating by medical ‘ M will!” Md 1?. ..t. Il'glrlr. trait“-
, - mm In ~ rna on: m. .-.= . J..-
, Io DARK“ "AIR ‘authorities. Metabolic processes are “I, Tomi, "Won ;ltIi-;ul «Pm-23.3
‘ . ' " rrtt' ‘oicy ’ rncy . 't r.
_' __ . active, and if the My l8 prove”, pl’0- 175d." he Siiltl. "I it” it s-wmn and ‘fl l
"’ :tected against exce. sive heat loss. sen- n that line ! “Ls lbw-~11?” cur
. and mu Lam}; in! two trouble.

fhtllted sulphur With it to Re- sations of well-being are dominant.5

Your klt’lll”Y iI's will dlmxn tra—
mupolfl' illosa, Y°""""" [There is little exact physiologic evi- ‘ '0

{rail \‘rifhihrmtbobaclrzclm nrtl ti .:-" l

... ‘ ‘ l‘.:ill!'fll. by life li:‘o- ul' 1": ll‘ "I Kit!“ "

s ; M“ Ideuce bearing on this condition. Phy- l‘llis. (tune your lth‘lllcybs tux-um:

Ctln, tron garden sage brew“! into slclans have shown that resplratorv g'(:35,..j-g‘wtmgig if}: ““1 1°";
.. .. ,. .. .sg. .

'l‘hrro's nothinv to eqtml the gunn-
ine“ Willhelp one iguana... ilrhlflddrr
Immlo not beyond the “fish of medicines.
“22:53 La harmml drugs. Tu them.

Gilliam-Powell Corporation

9'“, tea with ““9““? added, Will infection of rabbits with bacillus bovio'

~ gray. streaked and faded hair septlcun (shuttles) is favored by chili-

. tifully dark and luxuriant. Just mg the animals after they have been
in" applications will prove a “V3" accustomed to heat. ’|

“on if your hair is fading, streaked'

I‘m!- Mlxlng the Sage Tea and Sul- ~~~-- — ~-~“”"‘—”"‘

“! recipe at home. though, is tron», FELIX FIEFIFTEEN.

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crs, cutworm

l a given year.

,[of the parasite
fin control.

Then we have examples of the effect times during the night; if you suffer

So when people find large numbers bladder disorders.

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iof insects in their gardens or on the'
[trees they are likely to feel they have lure, makes a delightful effervescent-
isome new post. yet this is more likely . lithla-water beverage, and belongs in
[to be'one of the old stand-bye that has every home, because nobody can
6had the best weather and a lack of make a mistake by having a good kid-
ienemles just at the time when he need- noy flushing any time—Adv.

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The Circumstantial Evidence was against Felix Flcfifteen.

 

of temperature and parasites upon the with 'sick headache or dizzy, nervous

.numbers of insects this year. Many spells acid Stumach, or you have

s, flea beetles and while spoonfu lin a. glass of water before
1it is nearly impossible to determine breakfast for a few days and your
the exact reason of the large or small kidneys will then act’fin-v, This fam-
number of any given insect pest for one salts is made from the acid of
yet many times it is di- grapes and lemon juice, combined
irectly controlled by the changes, in with lithia. and has been used for
'temperature at some stage in the life generations to flush and stimulate
cycle of the insect or by the numbers clogged kidneys; to neutralise the
s that keep the insects acids in the urine so it no longer is
;a source of irritation, thus ending

Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in-

"Bright's Disease is most

a few months or a few years to his
life, if he has a chronic but slowly
progressive down-ward form he can al-
most live out the expectancy of a
man of his years by playing the game

fair. if he has a mild form of the dis

easehe can live the law and he will
find that his symptoms will entirely
The diet of a person with
chironic nephritis should be simple in
quality and limited , in quantity. He
should especially refrain from eating,
hoary meals, While neither a feast ”'9

disappear.

influenced
by habits-of eating and of life gener-
ally. Tllis nolds true to every form of

rils opetn right up, the air passages of ,-
your head are clear and you can.
breathe freely. No more hawking.

“8- Fold it together turn it in December 19 were so i d i .
“ ‘ ' to ‘l ' W emente '0': ‘ {instances of this sort have been seen rheumatism when the weather is bad. the disease. if a man has a “”95“,.
r ““18 dlflh. place thin slices of salt day by a dl’w‘m‘ from Consul-General, caudal“ Badmdw , Elms summer electing the number of get from your pharmacist about four n,- fatal tom of ”mama”, if be up], “Infill“. mucous discharge, M8“

’3 We" the top. and bake it 10 40 to 0'va "1° ““1 ““1" “mm '3‘ d0" and Rhenmatzgm ipotslo beetles. potato lice. rose chaf- ounces of Jad Salts; take a urns. me “Comm, ,0 the mm he can a," ache, dryness—no struggling for
; breath at night, yourcold or catarrh

is gone.

Don’t stay stuffed-up! Get a small
bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your
drugglst now. Apply a little of this
fragrant ,antlseptic cream in your noo-
trils, let it penetrate through envy
ltlr passage of the head; soothe and.
heal the swollen, inflamed mucous
membrane. giving you instant rend.
Elv'a Cream Balm is just what every
cold and catarrh . sufferer has been ,
king; it's just splendid.——Adv.

nor a famine is advisable the former. l‘v’d w“ know-that Sharp-1N "

is the more harmful."

I Sentinel Want Ads are Winners.

mm ill the ftelxht depart-all
and )1. Railroad at Godot!“

It! tf‘n l..
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Mini appearance and attractive-l
w, By darkening your hair with§
. th'ly’ Sage and Sulphur Com-l
-v. no one can tell, because it:
it so naturally, so eVenly. You; '
learned a sponge or soft bl'tlllil
‘ p ,it and draw this through your}
,3. tsklnsoae small attend at a
3 hy‘morning‘all gray hall-subals ,
‘ . and. after another appliv
, or two,“ your hair becomes
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'Ieent bottle of Wyeth's is; ' _ _
8e and fix , . /
h l ,, M.“ . / .. - -- aw . {a - ‘mouesta, w , " l - y: - ;——
m , n; Compound at any drug store| FELIX . l. Wolff ‘10:.) To $1: ”1/“: K‘omsflfifixs animus "5,5 . as}; g 5" 'ngeooas' "1 ,3“
yes .v for use. This is the old time. Thus my 5'95;th spurs c 49% :— Ju“ “mm ”a c", :6? ' dug ' F n c
. improved by the addition of, AMD U65 'EM WHEN You " 93—- "" 59'“ ‘9. T“? “ "I“ 3"" TuFl' UP A“
‘ " 1" °d 5° 3" 7”” HORRiD 6L ' ‘ ..(swe Vac-rot: .Mrrfz , . _
7 er tents. 1 . whack? . WHEN l WES . “1.5 6 ”m -..—— , c:m,_.e_\ "4. 5‘25““ ””- Wl‘m .
“new.” gray. faded ”a" l‘ “0‘. Q" T: Tami ~155th I t 6le as . . ’—-~. . Enter-vi. min/'2‘” .——— to THE NOSE...
“I" we all delll'e to retain out-l NEAZLY FAIMTED lT SMELLS SO . . E" ‘ ‘ ' _‘" ‘J . . ”— '_