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Luckily the season of winter manu-
facturing and buying is practically
over Models for the southern trade
are on view and spring models are in
hand. it will be easier to conserve
ONE OF THE WORLD‘S GREAT
MEN.
John Chapman's name occupies an
important place in our American his-
tory. for he is known as "Johnny
6dr official - .
WomczyDrefJ/‘la/(mg
Appleseedi” the Apostle of Apple
Growing." More than a hundred
ried Recipes EE Helpful Hints
~---—- , 1wool in connection with spring and
Pig: and Patriotism. 3““ w°°' ”hm" summer models than at any other sea-
Th; increasing need for fats and the. The “00”" “’9 89‘ “Bed ‘0 'heison and apparently the best of the years have paused since Johnny AD
decreasing pork producton both tittil’”Bight “Pd “”70" silhouette the bet'Itrade is bending its effort: honegtly pleseed Ettallei'k‘d apple seeds through-
home and abroad has become alarmng.lw"' 1‘ “l on "5 “‘Y- The at“anceinnd willingly toward that end It wilito‘“ a wide range of territory from
. First. let “5 consider the need. Thozg‘mm is here. ibe up to the women to show their sym- lreunsylvanla to the Mississippi
food value of pork is very high. lo; As early as last spring one began mipathy and appreciation and to back country. yet his name has. been im
Europe, it has long been considered?” its shadow cast before. and, theioyiilly all the strong made toward aid. mortalizod, and we of future genera.
one of the main protein-containingleuly “mm" collections. showing all log the government and the army "on” will be a long "me “’rgemng
foods. 'l‘her is more heat and energy m°delfi approximately straight 0' "neanlong this line oi national lnodcl. the name 0' "“3 great father 0’ the
in a pound of pork than in a pound oi'fl‘how“d a {9" ""7 narrow ‘3 well "1 The odels made during the pail! modern apple-growing industry.
beef, Think what this hit constituent tscant. The “1""? b“ gathered wellmlfew m . nths show on the whole a nnr- Johnny Appleseed was born H m
means as a ‘aource of strength and en,Ein snowball fashion, and now, with theErowing of lines and a more general so Springfield, “858-. in the year 1'75.
may to these men in the cold, wetlfolk most concerned in the. making oficcptance of silk and velvet than eventful in American history in more
trenches fighting for you and i0, me! :women's clothes deciding wisely andlusual: but moat of the frocks “Ineqwflettnhiznafnde' '23:“:th ”:3 ii":
3 l' e 8583C E'- l
. . ‘ ' ively straight. are full' and it
Then a word as to the presmt slip- pntriotlcally to economize on thelcomparat .
my. The swine herds throughout 'Eu- amount of fabric put,” into tltoao‘there is a very narrow undershirt ”Tusk 123w (offs); ”It???" “if the
. ' a ' l lh .. cut at all a " rmoui ma—ltllere‘, is robabl a full i t’ of- ya u“ n n was 0 n 'y' n ” .
lope. includln. the enemy nationr..°‘° 9“ ‘° ° 9”” ‘ p y tun c a [territory between Massachusetts and .
haw demand Iv"), seriously Eiinceiteriai and hold to straight. scant lines, set it. . 1’0th and as far as indiana Mr. Chap-
the war began.
Lemony
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
a; newt-in aorta
in the Fashionable Silhouette.
the development of the frock shown '
here. The waist has an open ntck
finished with a shawl collar of gun
metal silk. The collar extends to '
the edge of the front and the one-
piecc sleeves have calls of silk to
correspond with the collar. The four- 1
piece skirt is plaited front and back, ,
the sides being gathered and trim-
med-with pockets. In medium size
rho design requires 45‘ yards 54-
lnch material.
For the majority of the pieces of
Mock Pigeons.
. ~ My together 34 pound lean
nnd the same amount of pork by
, throng}: a meat chopper twice:
out with a rolling pin. divide in-
equal portions and sored each
with force-meat:roil each up
Indium into the shape of a
pieces of potatoes to form
' legs. Lay in a baking
1 cup stock; bake, bast-
ly. Serve with current
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gating: Salad.
Jaw bhreds the inner part of a
’of barre. Arrange this “cab
for i ividual serving‘by packing
_ green ppera. each of which has
hoods ,and seams removed and
boiled until soft. Cover the cab
“'11,! dressing made of K cup
‘ 2 has. it ablespoon butter
to, t‘fiablespoon of flour and 2
vinegar. Season with call.
Mr. Garnish with heels.
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tlic silhouette of the coming spring il‘ As to the coals, the wool coats. ma-Iman was a familiar fl me "e fore-
Tho normal supply to Great Britain?“ locationst conclhtiion. Itcrlal has been used very lavishly lnl . ll 1 1 K ‘ the pattern, it will be necessary to
from lienmr ., "ml Sweden; The tailored and semi-tailored suite most of them Since good Woolenigz ‘32:; 18;): :eeir: “:220:ée:°$8m:3 l 1fold the n‘tiatgiiggi‘elnlhaflg} ttllilzugho 1::
has practically been cut 0i, so that shd ill naturally be more affected by the staffs are expensive the costs are t Edovotcd his life mg,” culture. (iath- : E El. n;:¥:c¥°sorel of the zkirt. ,
ioo‘ifl to Canada and the'llnited States new ruling than will any other dc- respondlniély high in llricc. but no one ”mg all the apple need» M could se- i ' if: Place the side gore of the skirt into .
for all her needs Fvcrywhcre in Film parlmcnt of dress. The motive backican deny that they are handsome “ndicuro in his native state he would a position first, with the large£0" per;
,. . N ‘ ’ ‘ “ - . ‘ forationa on a lengthwise t read 0 .
. land the price has risen and the dual-‘0', tlic'concerilcd atilon inmonfg lr‘nar;u iui’tligrloiisy Erm‘fortaiblf o“ i l" intake long trips west, planting the maieflai In the corner to the lower
”mam”- i” ‘ 9 “mm" ""0 t e “' e ' ° “ “ 9' c t ” m “ ,‘iteetl and supplying the adaltereti sot ‘ . , . l left of the side gore place the belt.
ity deteriorated, many shops having
m— , none at all on hand. in incl. there adet’tuato wool supply for the uses or but presumably the spring coat-will boo-iii,” with enough to provide them i I To the right of the side gore the
. Imitation flout a“... has bon talk of requisitioning the “will“! army. and it is the wool?“ suit u. Ea narrowerer. acantier garment "“d‘witlt dependable orchards. The re '- goatl of the 3am iazrrtrge'd,;lit: ~
i ,’ ,.' ' j i l, i eargo""pernon t
i 1 pound liter. then slice it tliaris supply entirely for army needs. frock that must needs be cut down to the apr rig suit and frocks will be not suit WM, thousands of producing an E lengthwise thread, while below the ‘
long thin pieces, Put a layer of And has America and Canada's'prm utmost limits of 81‘3“? and comfort. only atraight 91"“ b‘" *‘hom 0‘ much iple orchards throughout this vast front of the waist the back rests on 7
potatoes in a roasting pan. ductlon advanced to cover this Euro- b‘" since a Iilhotiette '3 a Penn.“ of ”“3" fullness ‘terrltory. -Thn Christian ilernld, ”‘0 ”WWW!" (O‘d' Next t° tho '
wt h of . ‘ . ‘ J t h f l d ‘ l .. back cornea the pocket. with largo
t Joan of liver, then hag-h pcnn shortage? On the contrary thing. and when a mode h launched it utt ow ar lit" csigners will goi “O" perforations on tho lengthwise .
t. , and again more liver and lttdf. in", are 4300.000 less hogs in this cannot well be confined to one prov- in their efforts and Just how they will; PREPARATION WASTE. thread of material and above iho i
Keep the layers in shape to re- country there were a year ago. The” ince of drcns. the silhouette-elect for reconcile grace with scantinms re. . . -»~ . pocket. the cuff and belt. in the same i
. a goose. Cover all With . “I aahortnge of 1.0 or cc ‘ l l wool will find general acceptance. . Ina-inn to be seen. - .10 Mord wasting zood n‘aicrial position. To avoid a seam. the col- ~
h e t h . a D ’l n log pro- ) ii i l i l P o I l d ' h when pro-paring food for cook ntz, l.u iar must rest on the lengthwise fold
Y 1' 0 than ed potatoes and duction in the United States. in spite Mormon WIN" ‘ '8 “V n‘ " woo .v it now ocean ona mo 9 s ' 0' a one of the economies which the house of the goods. The remaining space
. every ten minutes with fat. of this the American people ate 3% in a crucial nccetlitllix all anvina is de- ruthlcait elimination of fold and flare wife- must practice if ”in. "a", whflhl 1471 on the material is devoted to the
pocket and the sleeve, which are laid
on n lengthwise thread of material.
Now. take the remaining cloth
and fold in quarters so that the sel-
vagcs will meet over the center fold.
~Placo the front and back gorea into
position, as shown in the cutting
arable. Th" ""3" “'0“ “”0“ t“ “0'" and plait. They are extreme, too cx- cs to make the moi-it of the money shcl
essentials. the more workcrit will be ‘tremc for succelitful Wearing by the spends on food. _
from to devote themselves to enacn- averagefwomnn. but they show‘which Th" following M'l‘ rmnc of ”W mm‘i
, . , ». . . common preparation wastes together
'ttlfliiand workers are needed for \“n‘lway ”5'" current is drifting with ”I" rcmcdv for them:
c or . V
. : T00 thick paring of “(‘Ki'lahlt‘t‘.
So womtn will have u chance :3
. .Oonloriiiinp to the Idrhionablc ail.
hourfte to thin mutant: of ratio [in-
l tailed cloth with erLcoliur and
I can: 0/ gun-metal silk. The skirt is
i platted back and from and gathered .
fat the lidrl.’
pounds more pork per person last year
than was the average annual consump‘
tlon for the three years before the
with
Now that our own army is in the
Herb Stuffing.
. l . four ounces of beef suet tinc-
mix it- with 1 cup bread crumbs.
poon chopped parsley. 1 table.
use. some thymc, the grated . omvma our ataca mun Thrown“ “W "i" “WW "“""‘ .m.
of] lemon, pepper and «all. “(that “PM there “m b" a “I” ”ml" drain show their good some even in the {luv ' It'm‘l'ii 0! ll'llut‘i‘. “'1“?! tons MNIE gulde. ‘0 that “‘0 triple ' 9"“ t
”n our pork supply. ‘ This we must ‘ '—' 'motrl,‘ dandelion and spinach root-t; Since every woman knows that her forations W1“ “‘5‘ along the ““3"” '
wise fold. The piecing! for the !
gore: are laid along the sloped aided.
if the skirt is desired shorter than
illustrated, the him may be turned
under deeper than indicated.
igg and add to the mixture with a
Illllt; mix well and tare.
Force Meat.
1 onion. drain and chop: mix
it?! cup bread crumbs, ‘ '4 tea-
Huge. pepper and salt and the
of one egg. Mix well and use.
"'5 0' 3 "NV "0““ and it i“ m b" "WV Commluionov WW‘P' Policy and nubhins and tho wmtr in which, skirt is to be narrowhpmiough platt-
.hopcd ”N" Hwy “1“ not, “”1" “90“ m" Succudcd. ‘rllc iintl chctl‘nhlcs have liccii (‘00va I!!! 0? ("de Mid)!" Will! "10" 0"
cxctise tit/patriotic saving to liltillfyi' t‘io‘tte surveillance. quick inert and. ML} E less titted. ah ii. the new designs
main: '6 Ibwrd «ml-inc- A vivid by arrangement with it", dimici M. \i'gtrlnbllu can cltlicr lit’ llitirt' mu- : «mph-sill these Ilyle featurm.
mcmnrv of the bobble skirt gives ono‘tm-iie immediate trial in the cvont fully pzircd or cooked will] the skin's. 50“ I“ it finished cloth u used in
‘ ’ . ' . y ‘ ' on and othcr things may bc use-2i furl “
pausi- in tltl'.l eager mavcmcnt townrcliof clinic committed. wail (‘omntia- mum in. flavor-“i”. i
want drcss patterns. and if the ('GHII‘LHIODPI‘ Woods' policy in dealing ivith Apple cores and the aims i‘zill b‘ i
of conservation runs it) over short the Black "and, says a writer in tho. tib‘l‘tl for nlilkinll ll‘HV. _
skirts. (H’I'I' low’ bodiccs and short Ei'cntui')‘. No matter how trivial a case Th" "Md and mm” of m" arc “'
it was . tin thrown away or not lulu-n lmllzc
' v'. . ' ) . .
tim’lnt: silent in t-xcesa of real lllt rc will bt‘Eii extortion or blatkmnil it might be. from H", "mm"; a“ urc also ”'9.
i't'flnt.“ tor lumcnttltiun .
tarot both by increased production and
.by economy in our own consumption
in Canada there has already been
systematic saving in this direction.
llaconlcaa days in Canadian hotels and
public eating places showed a saving
of .19 per cent for Scptcmber and All
per cent for October over tlttI corro-
. spoittling months of last year.
estimated/that llll‘ monthly
/
firmi- tr “lift-ill.
LA .
- mt tot-ta
Iacvt cont H
- Griffith says ho is going to
a number of exhibition games I
lit was followed up with all the on- him." “mi irinimlnu’n' tit intuit, 'r;....
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mndc in this way would in . . , ———--——-—-w~-~ «ww- ---—»—-- "MW” ' "‘ “ "
the camp lcams in the south this day's rations for WM. titan “xiii; lly all mean» lot “4 have straiith'.ifil'il)’ and "“0“???“ Of ""3 police de- fish trimmings can ht-vllot'tl tor-in"k l pipinriai Review t‘osttima No. 7471.312”, 34 ."Li‘ inches bust. fried. .
and give the soldier My, Home the f‘anadinn army . rundown.” narrow. , “mill". Nlnfllhl";l""““"ll'l. Tm.» Int‘ili‘i‘lflllllii ”Winnie 5:2; ilttli stock for cliouticra. ()l ticttitii 25 “a“. . .
inmont. finnicitta Augusta anti - ' t'lltlht‘n during tilt-io- war timcs anddhnmil thc llfllllm‘i lN'KMI l0 INN‘UWT - .1 i ,
mm—
OIL SHARE RESOURCES.
l have already been book-
.. others are in view. f‘hriitty
4* ‘ Ion announce: that the Reds
train at Camp Sheridan. Ala.
. _ . they will also aid in giving the
. boy! a bit of diversion.
illoups and the tr;mminas of meal uscd'
tim' noup stock and fat tritii out to
t be used for shortcuings. :
l The watcr in which potatoes ltmc
Ebi‘N’l cooked ls'an cxccllo n! substitute
for milk in limiting ltrctld.
Loavlng raw food in ii :nixini: bowl
is an inexcusable “ital“. A Mild
more care and patience \llll itiiit-t'ty
iltil-t.
Thct‘c is no hood of “'ilsllfll! food
‘llll‘llllflll ovcr~moking or poorly mult-
inil foodit. A little cart- on the part
of the cook to icarn morc about ”we
preparation or foods will a.t\'t- man;
u dollar on tho food bill. ’ l
forget all radical freakish oxtrcmcs that WIN" they i'hm-‘ldcrctl to be their "
. .
nntl ut-clc‘ls extravagance . icottstittttional rights were. not being
I And by' all means let us use wooltr“"l’““"' "5' "‘0 Wm“ TIM" ‘ .
homes were 808""th for union propg
Get the
ll'nim-an
Smile
You,“ til Enjoy Your Meal.
w cl Want Adva. keep you in
with wood. live. thinking people.
3:1 Thi'" “If“ Only.
At All Ditlttn'wf't, 5.6.
PM mnnv "‘"r’ nclroloum WWW" only where we cannot dispense with
that shale bulls in the t'nlted Slated . t it bot-unto no that lilaclt-liaiulcrml
hxlpndlng fro") pi\nnp:‘-|yanhi l0 [hp ‘8" nd givc Elurdy ”on“? for m::;:lwh-i for yearn liad lllll‘ll HI‘IIKKl‘TlII“
oil ficidtt. thc shitlc lililll‘lf'v horn has . . . B u ' . and
, rl-ynr been dovpiomii smoking conflictafmthrn“fg‘lflrfintczzuz‘m"lirnficomo into the strccttt without it..iit4E it I! train“ 3‘3: Mde
{E "EARIBURN / y I p, ' ‘ .huntled by policemen in unlimm Ht “‘1 “I.
‘ t .
, it'ltlciitzo. Dr. David P. lhtl'. consulting.
‘ petroleum expo-rt of the bureau of . - ~ ‘
m on mmcfsmm ““an. said that our ilk-ntiftil HiillPlY‘ "MM". “00' mm MEN" out "'lhurry on pain of arrest '0' ("”0”“er condition and Md a cough '0 '. Md
. . ’conduct‘ with the ipenltcntiary in' to “"9 him °‘" °f "h“! I“ ' ’m'
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'l‘wo III‘KTOE! appeareti/bcforc a ‘.‘:'tt'.-',
York magistrate on tho charge of'cfllcflw
l n flit.
iflaliting. One was eight [ct-l. ilvc in~
salts
woman:
have been (“till"‘l f-o - '. ’w ' - . . - ' t '
lif'tll of q . H ' m ‘h' "M “ it. loud Hllklnil good vclvct are cx-I“"-" “Wu” """’ ‘“ m“ 1’ "’ "“‘
. (pliant! by piocesson an ‘un stolen m or! . thl'rc ur not in1
economical that it met bcl'n notiillblc WV“? ”Will 90 l“ ""0" “‘"m‘ "'- y ’ p p' ’ ' l
‘" "0mm” ""h ”I" lictrnlcum mod the nmartell uort. but onc can buy a all “0"” "t m" "“y or night. “n" ”mi
N, _-__,,_,,~ Pacific r a i i . z, . . zit-tot than one artist a for a
0 ‘i (linllin liliim lulu it“. p y iuinong tlicir hum-at ('.illlplul‘ltil'l ini
'ltlil slichct recently htfnrc lllc Inticv l i l
1 - . ' I t '
run a.“ would but one hcltve it m"‘plnin-clolitcii men." who badc WWI New,” Mic “M little
of crude petroleum ll to the tlm~ the ”W." calculation to a very w“ 1"“
....- . D ' . lNothing method to help him until
i - > . tn . 1- t t .'
trttt of this conntn. illspiic tl. futi. woolen frock or auit that will lookzwu often rt wind in rough htrtdliug l
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much pclmlcuni its is found in il" our froclt or rill" that would lill lltc sumo . l
MAC" l . the Italian aclllclitcnta. could not.
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‘Dt'ndf'fli oil tricn'it t-‘lli‘itflllfm at
b" to pursuit thomaolvcti olscwhorc in a‘ was in . dgiicue, we , emaciated
war began. as well as the invcstmcnt ”M" “”1"" “"d " 5" M3" ”m“ """wniviow. The roiluit of those. "lndiglilv Vinol was recommended ml a.
» “m ""0." Dlapcpfln" inflrgfiighwsxinfi "fi'k‘mzl- 33‘9"“ “""'“'"“““7""3 ”M" ‘1‘”) l" ”l“ "m”tios" constantly practiced upon them: change it made in him was retnark- cht-tt tall, the other tire loci and ttovt-nI m1
Man the mmlch All ‘ilitppcd minim. "mm inf; :2 let. ‘ “‘Ewas that hundrodtt of tito iiiacit ' able. it has built him it and made inches. iiotit declared "it was’ 5;:
3
in almost
lflaflf’d fo’r itoinc ilmr- Iii an lnveutirzn-' ”id “mu“ “m“ “"1 ”Mk" ”nib“ liantiortt ahooit the duct of New York him "mg"? 1‘2". “a": not morn
‘l'ttiidPlt'd. furnished sun In place of from their foot within a year after! entire!
. . . , - inol too hi1hly.”—Mra. If N
. the llnitci Rtnlcil. hr. lln- b- liliHliK new om.- to taltc their placta.‘ . ‘ Inland ' '
nod. but work badly. ferment ‘ i. ll" ‘flm‘ combined With the old llflmflliotitlit became polite Conlillsfllllmer.‘ Bunion. ‘od
. a and cause a tliclt, sour, "#4233313 ";‘;f|““‘jn‘(’;l’i:‘v‘z‘lhf?"“i?i"‘,‘.',lf,‘;,"":‘;1’i i, mnwiim mm“ M “mum”, w"hi'l‘oduy the people in the ltalan naIiE rumma- of kws‘k- dvllcntv. alllnst'rtto colored illitlii «loaned low to cleari... - . . .
h‘.’ NOW. Mr. or Mrs. ”WWW of the industry. and ("WP economical it will am... just m much wool for mell‘mlt‘il'“ “l"“l‘ iranqullly “3 Oil!” '0‘" cod ilflrggdwrgn {:nfogfl‘flfi‘if Etho doorway mt he passed out of the? Of course the ('fl'l'lilflnfi fctl‘ that.
am down: Papa’- Diapepaln cxirat-tinil plant: MW but" In"'l‘lllt‘il‘ttrmy. If new trucks and suits iii“ “0"” "' ""3 city. ant“. Children love to take is -. :court monk—a doorway which lIlHEllli'V must have an indemnity tortim
"flllitlna companion" could scarcely l injuries tlonc thcm hyllthc uni-"ovottt-tt
mm. the ”mun” acids‘thflc nhalc Md” “mum “"m H" "E'Elcully nocoaanry lot ”will mukt‘dlflfl of tank ml". dfllllifl. “I“ NC
wall—Adv. roach by jumping. Eatlaclt of the wicked lit-litmus.
. . - ”limit inexhaustible tilt fly for walls:
Molt-ch no your mod worn. "a” m coma " ‘ Elm. m the onion! porelhlo.
’ mt you. There never W“;
no safely quick. no certainly
No difference how badly
it it upact you usually get
toilet in five minutes, but what
_ you most iii that it helps to
your stomach no you can eat
to foodti without fear.
ifriendly scuffle ovcr #2." "it couldi
‘slinrdly have been anything clue." mus-E
E the court, as he dismissed the mm
L- bistro“ Ben
M! food! you eat hit backvv tion of tho 0" ahalc liottniblllticn of
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Warn Davao menu .Ttlsv's
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wiggling ‘70 Ptbu‘l’ FOR.
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will: town»; i
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medics give you relief somo- camera "'i'V3~PR'v . ' u w 'aw'v ‘ . ,. O
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.. "Omit!" iii Positive in new ' “4.1..” V'“ 0..-.
M nudity, an the misc-v
back very quickly.
dllcrut u anon as "Pope's
all-OI in contact with tho
i , mt . vanishes-
W. I“ I'm. no ram. no
no «notation- of undigested
hill clan and you feel
Mt
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hr anti-ii - hm m-
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