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dustrial centers of Sweden i‘ '
vanguard. with t‘hit'nhll‘e. iron foundzr
ties, shipbuilding plants, sugar, tobac-
co. leatht r, cotton, soap, furniture and.
f()btl'pr()lluclfi factories.
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5’
Tried Recipes ll Helpful Hints
LESSONS FOR THE
l“ Onion Souffle.
Peel and boil eig‘u onions. Squezeg
out all the juice. Add to a pint of ‘
white sauce to which the yolks of two
eggs have been added. Fold in the
Bake untilflrtn.
. spanish Toast.
Cut)”; 2 green peppers. 3 slice of
It “ onion, a sprig or two of parsley and
' add 1 cup thick tomato sauce. Let
the mixture simmer until it is smooth.
Put a spoonful of the tomato mixture
One cup cooked‘ fish flaked, 1 cup
cold rice, 1 egg. 1 tablespoon club
cheese, 1 teaspoonlemon juice, salt
lugs. Form into Ismail balls, place in
afouttered pan. and bake to it delicate
" thrown. Serte on slicew ot’ buttered
toast with tomato sauce.
Fish and Potato Pie.
Line a deep greased baking dish
well sectioned mashed potato ' to a
thickness of one inch, till to within
Risotto.
Rijtitid so that rite does not btcome
Milk.
Split crackers. spread with olen
hind pepper. put in izrearetlbit
71') minutes if) a moderate oven.
Pitchor Fritnk AiIcn of the Boston
Traves has let, it be known that he
a? lation corps.
who is
. Thit it ft their father.
growing old. With no one at
t‘e game and look after the,
Samily affairs in Alabama. '
——"l‘ry a Sentinel Want Ad.
Mrs. Goddess 'Ee—‘lls How It
May be Passed in Safety
the critical period of life,
nix ye are of age and
had all the syrup-
j‘l tomsincidenttoth .t
. change—boat flash-
.J es, nervousness.sn
was inagcnersl run
dorm condition, no
‘ “ it was haitl for the
I to do my work.
Lydia E. i’lnlihnm' a
pound Was recom-
mended to mc es the
best remedy ff r my
trouhltu, whit h it
oni‘cly proved to be.
if in every wuy .
ills name log rIy matron“ hnvctiisnp-
”rod. mil cont-:51, 923 hu-
St" Fremont. Ohio.
Such annoying symptom no hc. .
nervousnsas, bucked: c, hl'i' - I;
I u 1I§.~"r i ll
. salts irrlubilitynnd on blue-2. r..- t ‘ - wr' tummy
poodlly overcome and the s stem .15
‘ to normal conditions It; this 4-,)...- In Eih‘roru
m:tv and herb rem L dis E
ubloC out
if when: icntlons present them
lint! grated cheese, sprinkle with salt.
kinti '
itiab. cover with milk, and bake about‘
Lotne, to Allen has tll-f‘ltll‘il tntpasn up '
Alb-n f
tittttttitttii
\ cgctoble Com- ‘
l fcci better and I
since takingit, :
toth; Plnkham pMedlcl'rIui Co“;
or so estions ow
,Isss. Thgo‘rcsult of forty
Care of Floors.
if water has been spilled upon shel-
lac finished floor and it has turned
white in places moisten a soft cloth
houcs'cr, or the finish will be enth’ly
removed. Shellaclted floors some-
times take on a clouded grayish an
pi'aranf’t’ due to dampnesn in the air.
This condition can usually‘lbe great-
ly improved by the same treatment 2-3
with wood alcohol and then bleach it
siib (italic acid—never use lye as it
turns the wood black and mine the
surface pt-rrr ' .tt-.- all moist-
uittt t'arni'sh smith—4t the finish
hat. Itecorne badly worn thoroughly
scrub it with it brush and sapolio and
water meter flood the floor), After it
has dried out apply a thin coat of \ar-l
uisb. or in case time cannot be allow-é
I
ed for the varnish to dry. wax may bol
Iitc Sttpitntc ('otttt Iodai lo~t their
fight to hate the Illinois two cent'
slttiin the illinois i’ulnit' l'tili'ie-.~
I'vrntission frohi placini: into effect
Itho two H‘lll ratt- was HlSiiIlnl‘d,
Tho- court aim affirmed the lnw“!
'iIiII opinions which Itcld that lhmltt-
tersttttt- ('omtnercc ('ontmissiwn M
'(‘Pl'tlvfl its authority in issuini: :m o:-
.thr which brought about the suspt'it
’.- ion of the two cent rote fixed by lap ,
and lll‘.‘ sttbstitutton. of a rate not tit
tmrrding 2.4 rents *
Ilaw," the court held ”except whete it
Is clear and is made to rcmove a dis
mt, it) l‘ieI.Weon it State and in‘ 0"
state rate."
(‘iIIt'AtKL Jan. 15. it was Ffllil to
day that lllinois railroads will hit
Ito rtlttntl approximately minimum ot
excess fares paid since May 1,19l7.
. PLANS ARMY OF FARMETTES
AI ”ANY, .lan. lit-A plan to form
an army of women
farm: was announced here today by
Mrs. H,
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to work on thel
‘ l I’ictorial Review Patterns on sale by local agents.
0, ('ampbell. it farmer's wifeE
Home ,Embroiderer
By KATHRYN MCTTERER.
'5" new window panels are so
nausea: tn desir- that they are not
only fascinating t (it but to watch.
it is wonderful to see deft fingers
weave the stitches in and out like
tratcd here may be electively car-
ried out in eyelet, raised satin and
outline stitches The design Is also
Inlublc for sheets, pillow cases or
\w
u- «wru-m m...».s~....—.mm..‘u - «mow... m-
hand. Gently, Du. persistently, It
has elbows-d its way ivorwrhere.
Never in the history of the linen
closet have there been so many
pieces trimmed with illet crochet as
now. The trimming graces bed lin-
is quite as fascinar'ng an embvltb
cry or knitting and N to learn.
Besides, illet possesses :xcellent
wearing and laundering qusiuies.
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Handsome Window Panel at set-tn with m mm and enforcing.
towels. File-t (invite! and cluny lace
. are combined with the embroidery
it make the curtain, for which fine
scrim is used.
Outline Stitch.
Pilot is tremendously popular this
we, carrying matters with a high
The filet motif is plnccd at th.
lower edge of the panel and out-
lined with a band of cluny insertion.
Two rows of insertion extend from
the top of the curtain to the flint,I
inbes the lower edge of the panel.
Narrower edging is used for the
sides.
Plain or cross- barred tit-rim may
be used to make the panel, which is
effective with or without side drap-
eries of velours, tapestry. etc.
Pic. orial Review Working patterns for“ both edging and medallion.
price. 10 cents.
Pictorial Review Embroidery No.
12272. Transfer pattern. 15 cell!
ll'cath of that sovereign ruled as re-
”tlom in the Stor-Torg. the central andl
Garden f‘lttb and the W0 o'mens I niwr‘JStockholm stands Upon Rugged Isl-
' ally (‘luh of New York.
Mrs. Campbell has startcd a Mail‘-
era, women in tutors-s, factories and
those holdinrr clerical positions. The
age limits will be it; and 65. The Dian
calls for recruits for trniuInn early in
February. A day's work is to be eight
and a half hours
to 271 cents an hour.
l” W new
I
and the pay from If.
ands of Granite.
city of the socialists. I
“Although it is frequently styled as
‘the Venice of the north.’ owing to
the fact that it is built upon a number
of islands and pcnlnsulas. Stockholm,
the pit-turcrquc capital of Sweden,
boat small It .cmhlance to the Que-ctr
l
soc: or: Tor-
Tue BEEM Tenusrseem
Ouro A SUflM‘WNE CHASER."
M3 I've woken we Mona Tm
065"” ''0'! 7H5
2 Sky Moron SPA?
901' .l'
\t
S
let-t abott- arr-incl. the
promontoroes
'lun Euiopi-tm toplfuln hate cxpc, !
prosperity. as could wish to be. and it was Vinol
It has mtich more than‘ “‘3' ”"95 "10. "-MH. Frank A. Horo'
ricntcd ruth rapid
Stockholm.
dabbled in population ninec light! and.
panned
by more. than 30,-:
Among the comnicrcitil and ln-lwnlL—Adv. '
in litl3 bud overtaken and
thrhlnuton, l). (‘,,
flilfl,
lsleitl and
on which Stockholm
"Stockholm owcs its foundation tol
liii'gtt' Jeri a broad-minded and abiel
statesman who married the niter ofl
King inik Eriksson and who upon the]
Lemony
. Mlllla little alcohol and rub the spots glint for his own at \" 1d . . ' ' ‘
tiff] b . t.; i . II .in a (lel' tot, ,
s y. eaten ,“m e Mlme figgfi and aim t shook. immediately disapp‘ar. tints-en years duri ’ '- ‘ . -l 8’ Piston“ Rotten
turn into a well greased baking dish. , ‘ ' ' its ninth mm m“ ‘
“0 X‘WI ”Wat this OPf-raiion too often. A Pretty New Idea' m Wll' Law? a“: «ls. inaugurated the establishment of
Sweden's ovrrsea empire by leading
an txpedition into Finland in l 249 andI
building the fortress of 'l‘avastehus.
Five years later he established a for-
tres on the rocky islet which lies in:
the mouth of the channel chuncctihg
l
I
pt't-z-t-nt Swedish capitol, I N0.Id3l2 .
"Being built of wood, Stockholml
uns- trctlut-ntly swe pt by fire during ital
early history, and it also suffered
and pepper. Beat the egg until light ‘ h' ' ' ' " ' ' ' 2' . . es and seems even. Face turn-over
then cold fish me cheese and Benson "rt «A» Marciano the original finish ? gt'mtlly trom lit-rifltllt‘I raids by the.. and sew to lower edge 0! deep 0111!
' may b9 applied. ) as notched, bring small “0” perfora- 5,
tion in turn-over to learn of deep ,
cuff. Sew sleeve in armhole of un-
ior plain
banish kings. On one of the latter oc«
msions tlti'ZlJi the Danish nionarohl
('.tristian ii. in order to make sure oil
his hold upon the Swedish country, as-
II‘i'cmbled the leading nobles of the king-I
highest point on Slathll island, and
there had them dct-apilatcd. Thu; t'iel
This in Stockholm i \‘u sttninstt-r ob- have | high or low neck and Into the
Adolphus. and the ztblc and eniitht
.t-mtl illtsfuvus Ill, W110 aliullollttl tor-
ture, granted liberty to the pro-sit, fps. 1. d k. h f t ill h t
, , - __ a ripe ncc t 9 ran w are 0
tt--rtd (mnmorct and scug'nu. and in b? cut out nlong indicating small
it turn with nesnfll‘hated ill the insti trio-t perforations. (‘ttt V-shnped mick
llui ion ot dimmer ted nobles ”are ill ' after turning hcnt. Then face
N, I, the mm}, of Ictnadotta. (Im. (II around the armhole about 2 inches
with 1 yard 36-inch lining for under-
body.
if the underbcdy is to have it V-
e Drew/idling
t Maud Specially for This Newspaper
perforations
deep cuff as notched. Gather sleeve
(at lower else) between "1‘" per-
forations.
derhody as described
sleeve.
l introducing a, Blouse Novelty.
deep. Close unlerornl and shoulder I
seems as notched. Turn hem in 'l
front. at notches.
Line of large "0"
indicates center-front. :
our" 99"
' Plait at lower edge pinci I
'on butered toast and Place at ponthott almw' ” the finish has become ”'0 “It“: ' ”Inebmglll’wzfih I? 9,133, en. towels, luncheon and tea sets. Illalar lake with the Baltic sea 11.13 ”mm“ on correspondlnyemall “on l-I
egg 05‘ ‘09 0' that dmy ”m it m News“), to mum""l ing into lovely figures and motifs. “We'll!!!“ 8‘6 Mfr-serfs. to was! he beginning of Sweden libel hellfrlml’d“pigltihfikhndAft-Jtllgfitfi'uhc: ii
. . I ' th ,ev t' - n3 -‘ n'c. n, .- . ‘. . e g -,
Baked Fish Balls. 9 de en trely. first scrub the floor. The embroidery in the panel "Iu’. say nothing of r\so l w utyi, which forms the heart of the: meson derbody at lower edge for a “HI I,
I:
Nest, close the seams of sleeve and
Sew cuff to sleeve, notch.
one inch of top with cremaed fish (-0". Substituted. , ‘ "I I‘Stot'klt'ilm lilood lltith' phrué‘o camel ““""" ‘ti—94..
er with pmam brush with mm”; but- he Mt Shellac on m" of old ”'“iih | . III) designate this spot. In the Slor-l
ter .md bake' in a hm oven until 0’ varnish on ml) of old shellac. I O . r V " Turn it: the Exchange, where the. lend-l i
ltrdul'n ('arnls‘i with tar‘lex'anl I-n. Wax floors should be dusted daily 4 7 jet-If I“ log factors in Swedish business world Then, clone the nudenrm and
. . .. I .~ y t t I with a broom covered with I "53.: é . . shoulder seams of the outer waist:
I'ln ii i h canton (one. egate ul om o'clock emit dry and finish the ex ensign on outer ,,
. ' none, '90 a ca 0 . ‘a‘ . . . 1" '3'
D n f unit on hand . {3; ‘Tbt oIldIcIsIt ("lluf‘tll in Sltlt‘ltl. .olm iIsI An ”Ham” twist in gray "PM :32"allémgfdstfie”lulgclolltttlgwg ll
""" *‘ 4 - .1 the SI; ti tic tl‘ r .I C) In‘ I u 'ti I it ‘
xOne tablespoon fat, 1 small onion 2 CENT FARES LEGAL. . . "I14 , Syd, t h. ‘:II I f‘ I did i) szgrggtttft'nzdniilltclll)lanurcgli‘blfoltdfzil/ upper edge of slash. Gather It I
F»; cup rice. 1 cup stock or water, salt SAYS SUPfifiME COURT~ 1“": III suppItIt. tI oII-IIaItItbieenI Iqun t yI - llmer etldgel IbetItIveeit 7T" peItiforaI: II
kind pepper. '34 cup grated American , ‘ ' :4. ”"r m m " “ ”N “d" m . tons a“ nc avoye; nma "o .
cheese “elf fat in «once mn add IIIIinois Railroads Wilt/ Have to Re. r 3: i; built about tu'o centuries ago. The my;neodhtllilggtlfllglalllt’;12.933559 pegotljatiligis indIlIcate llfll'mtlftmmiaco:
... . .. . ,IIpIg-I mroer econ. en '.
onion, after putting through meat . fund $3,000,000. / 'f ’1.) most tnto-rmttni, sacred tittwttttuit. bIIouse of gray) crepe IGeorgIette (ruli- and sew to rleck edge of outer waist l
- . .. . t‘i ‘ ‘ .. s t to . .:
chopper: odd rice. stock or water, salt I “.r\~Illl!\l.i‘t).\.,I Jan. 1:1. Tltt' iIIi- l\liltw‘tnit.,:tl o I; \::llk llilllilnlfllifl r brill Shillilzghstfig. rligefrrlhm £912; :33: :Znngtglfig} €5.33: bag“ :hggrbod;
and pepper. PM in firm-“Pd llflktna'tn‘,” “'"m‘l “Mimi“! and :wtnttI in t 01 mt r d‘ed and arranged in '35" "m3“ confer-fronts center-backs underZ l
pater from tea kettle as it absorb Icight other roads bv an opinion oi int: '0 -I Might 0f Infill”) 3"" ("Hi 'There is an underbody whip), may ” ' '
arm seams and corresponding edges i
even, stitch gathers at lower edge to ,t
. . ,bti or i'omheon. lot it) it are buried armhole: Of which "13 £109"?! 6"“ tositirn and brin the lower back
d“ When cookrd bu“ in grated Iflfileflfwr fare 14w Wt mid." federal: .tht- limits and httots of the nation Iinserted. The outer walfit ‘3 "99"0' {*lflflht‘ll M80 to Hi! “T" perfdrntlon
(1100910 ':’:1" b ll'HlllNSInt: lllll‘;“"flln£> in. ii l, l I C It‘ll ln medium “29 the dos!“ nearest front edge of ‘lnderbody’.
Crackers and Cheese Baked in 'u' ‘ ill” “mm" (“mm '° re "n n." In great unrrior, tustavusI ““8 f0? 3" yards 43 in?“ “3”“: Tack outer waist to unrirrbody (at
artn- hole elite) lutu'e-en the cmalli
"o" perforations in outer front and‘
outrrbnck. i
Faflh' Sew to extension on front as .
notched. cross at back and tie lill
front,
Beading may be substituted for
embroidery. if desired.
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Vt.ttutmtt'~t gtwntrnlt who «as elem! Wfieview Blousew No. 7443 Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, 20
id to a throne by his lliiI‘ilf'l‘, bitt u Ito cents
unto the hitters stat of empiri- lit"
gun to ‘set.
toot SAYS
VlN0l Is int
i BiSl IONIC
. Hana! Op:
lbttihlings in Sttuklulnt chit-l nuioui:
i'ilis-
tout
. llillti apartments: the splendid
lidtgfthlltl Ipitrliament hlIllSt'l.
lplcted iw’elu- years ago iii a tost of
more than two and a half million dol-
'lors: the royal libr‘aty. “litre one topy
of Her book published in Suetltit
"ion Dxtor c‘vc |intuit be): filed and uhh ll boasts of onc
own so I could not do my housework.
I had doctored for years and tried
everything under the curt. Airiend
fund is distributed. The royal collec-
tion of weapons is the finest in ill"
my better.’ I took it, and today I
out as well and strong as any woman 3' ‘ ""“” "‘0 hatbm "pm in “mm
lctrotzrud lit-it almost duo oust turn a
the IIlllt' no the unit of it'iniund, ll
dictum-t- of 4.10 miles. ('opcniittgt-n ls
:Itiu miles In tin airline to the Mitilll
west. and the Ht'inIlIIn city of Iiunzli:
is the ~ti|llli' div tunct- duc south."
'ck v. Ash St, Bcdiottl. Ohio
We guarantee thin fa'n ‘ti a cod liver
indl an tonic for :31 t" .:rh c l ' ':tnn.
I Frank Baxter. drugglst. South Nor
“’l'itcr on- tumor magnificent public,
which are the royal palace With its:
IIIIIIN
t
' “" hold here "‘3' 'h“ "mm” creatiti a arel into which a dell“ fou I
-~ , . , . . nit against the nlllllill‘ genius
Vi" nrt play ball mitt year. Allen's Inton'n order cannot be given precml r' catte'degign I?” embroidered. A band y l L
WOW" "Willi? inined the army,cnce over a Slilif' rate established by: ' o, cluny ‘.IIII minim: m mum nn’v -._.-_ I . .: — —.~.» 7‘»—~—«~~—- —» _,._. — - ~- -
CBEA ’1 FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Quick Relief
t s Splendid!
Tells How To (let
from Head- Colds. I
In one minute your clan. ed nostrils
will open. the air pasaaics of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more. hawking, shuffling.
Idowtnz. lit-attache, dryness, No strug-
" ' ' ' S > ' . glint: for breath at night your cold or
woMAN’s [IFE llftc 2:332“ ({‘dullflll (ll! ‘:icl’zhrzfxtlli VENICE OF THE NORTH. of the Adriatic, for wlicrnit the intllnn Hi5- l" Chen 'Iof the ntcntcst collections tItIt' pnm- . c'fittntrli “I”! be gone‘ .
l ‘ . . n‘ ‘ti‘. c. ‘ c. '
Y. w. (T. . the National l-‘icltl and -- city is built upon a number of dcitn- Redford Ohio—"I was in a ltllul mm" and "mfnuflrrlf; "llliht' 53:”; (M II small bottle of uy'g Cram
"3"““3 ”WWW” 0' land only a 1" c ndition, weak, nervous m run and the 0mm“ mm H titulm ftotu your «linguist no'w. ADM!
aIittIe of this fragrant antiseptic.
.hcztling crcttm in your nostrils. it pen-
and Comfort. wltlf' tour in the interest of the wo- Th" National Geographic society "h utunds alt‘ rulmcd granite rocks. ‘0“ me “’0“! thol. I “k“ my .WMM . i 'l l‘ ""1”” through “NV “3" ”MM” of
"m, farmcr :trmv Wm which it h cx- sues the following war geography buI- w.li ch [mm he blasted Mal! wht-nevc-' doctor about it. and he replied, ‘1: ”Although Stockholm s u tttna we head, 500mm the Inflnmed or
F 0. “1',“ Isingthronr'h ””de Wm hl'li'IE lOKPIhPT on n". lr'lin U" Sitieklmlm. now is! prominent. it NW building “I erected lgzfléindlyglfdzjc belltcgtfilgl‘nc lihll'. can it w mum. M lwmg it! far north its swollen mucous membrane and "met
_' m . , . . ' ' V O“ ‘ 1 . \ H ‘ ;
remont. pa hm,“ pmy. Mm", htmdrcds of coIIegp girls, '.meI Iy in the public eye as the contention y 3 e V (‘an ratcntll (:rtcnland. In hie iii com“ Instantly.
it‘s just fine, Don't etnv stuffedup
with it cold or nasty catarrb—«relicf
comes so quickly—At".
v
More. Noruny, boasts the lira-it col.
tlrtdct-It built in that country.
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