‘4 ‘3t t a Honey Drop Cookm. butter or cap other shortening . can granulated augar In»! volts. beaten We must use every available part .of food if we wish to make the most of Iit; we must not let a little bit of it ea-. W. It is aittoniahing how much food . is thrown away in preparation for' 'ooking. and it in here that we should lemon nice 1 be particularly careful. Eapecially ia‘ thi:- true in the preparation of the! charter cuts of meat. if these cheap er cuta are not prepared and cooked. p 7 rind l lemon carefully there is little saving in aa- ing them. Cheap cuts of meat are also tough win and to make the moat of them they should be cooked after aearing" over a hot are for a long time over low heat in a tightly cloned utenatl.‘ The long heat action the ilbre of the meat making it tender and palatable; by cookie! in a tightly cloned kettle the atonm in V' r"! the flavor, of which would Neape with the clean: in an open cooker. la thereby retained. The dreleaa cooker in an excellent thing for cooking cheap cuts of meat.‘ If one has no tlreleaa cooker an lron‘; pot with a tightly fitting cover. or a. about cooker such an in titted in can, hing» can he used to great advantag«.' in such cookery the meat cooka in tin own steam prttttervlng all the flavor; and rendering the meat tender. '. To roast in a cooker of this kini.‘ proceed in the following way: Wipci __.__ and dry the meat; ‘Brown meat well; Imp gm, Pancakaa. on all nidea in mine but fat. put it in‘ h. 1 cup .7. flour into a ntlvin: the veaecl. aeaaon. cover tightly. lie- .“ “a g little ‘aalt. .3“, a duce the heat tio that there be very lit- . . h the center 0! the flour, add 1 tle escape of tiit'lm front under the Ed. ' ‘3‘ beat with enough with m [)0 not add any water or vegetablea.i ' . amooth paaie. lleat lti fliin‘ anti do not baate; the only nemaary ‘. u... atand the batter ant-ls (0', care in to watch the heat so that the; ’m" “gm Ifelt Mt enough fat in meat does not burn or stick. it willi mm W to co",- the bottom; talu- 2 minutes lean to the hour tot .1! d a“. layer 01 batter and if! dry meat in an iron pot in thin wavl tlht brown; turn each map... 0,. than to use the oven. a waxed paper, nprinklc withhrown . Oil. high on n diah and nerve the abortening. beat in the. , and add the egg yolka and tem- r atir tn 8 cape of the hour ‘ . the coda lifted together alternate ' honey. hid in the beaten egg ' . and atir in the nut meata. mix- tab the remaining flour. Drop by ~ (Ila onto a well greased pan. them two inches apart. Bake moderate oven. Porcine Pancake. lull milk, atlr Ill 2 table- . W rice. previounly mixed ‘ . in ii cup cold milk. Let cook Hetero thickens. Put into a 'to cod. atirrlnl: in l tableapoon - t a fitting of nutmeg and 2 eggs beaten. a pinch of salt and L- m raiaina. Drop thia mix by apoonfula on to a, hot griddle M a light brown. Roll the around and acrvc with lemon. 'n :15» i .i 'l'ewer of, label bandwlcil. This aandwicli ia alao excellent fort using oddtt and ends in the larder and makes a very unuaual aandwlch Whole-Wheat em. emu. .5"th leap pron“: soak for aeveral for afternoon tea or part ,1“ cupa whole wheat door. 1 tea- binatton may be most at-bstaatial. ‘ unit. 0 team baiting pow- lone. narrow Ill-ec- mi add H cup molmoa.1 table- No. lwWhite bread. current Jelly. ' melted abortentng and its cup. white bread. cream cheese. Beat well. Add prunea. Put graham bread. chopped oliv area-ed intend om. allow to bread on lattt layer. chopped null. tor O0 to 25 mlnuiea in a warm WW0 bread. and bake in a moderate oven 1 No. a—«Whitc bread. slice of bacon ,I or minced ham. white bread. layer of In!» Pancakaa. crushed cooked Deal. lraiialn bread. . minced carrota. white bread. Make in " ' tablcttpoona oatmeal, if tea- the aaual nine of slice of bread. add ”“9 ’ “N“MN “It". Idfl layer after layer. when all. completed I,“ I m milk ‘3‘ N” "10" cut in narrow atripa. it in much more . ‘ ' D". b, “mm“ onto “01 tasty if each alien [of bread in butter- griddle. Brown on ”01" ““1“ ed. . All .matarlala should be well W "“ lloney. crushed tn order that the layera aball ttticlt otgehtcr. Other combination maybe and ae- ”I w m . 1cording to the lard". i . coarttaqroa sun to ‘m mm.“ "W’ aacovaa roa autuitao _.._.. i ' c a.-.“ lit-om l. Britten of Norwaik. baa 'a Clean of Iaita to Fluah ‘ it“ tiled auitt in the. Court of Common .Nl if Bladder m". y“ (i’ieatt to recover 8700 damagea from I.“ Millarly evenmuy'hmm Uta of thin city. for.- mate- N‘m trouble in acute form riala furnished and aervtcea performed ml rheumatic twingaa, .5. In the nomination of an addition in Wit“. acid stomach, mithc contraction of. an ttddlion to a ‘ torrid liver, alecpleaaaoaafldwelling home on Charlca atreetJtlor- out urban irritation. 'walk. rite complaint allegett that mt your back barta or'tttm la attil due tort-rt. " W’t awn: Hm. or if blad-' "I. get about four ounc- Qetllalta from any good pig". rate a tableapoonful in a glue . fl, .15 I Cooking the Lean Expanaive' Manta. COMMON 5 Palm Beach acnda Advance Opt-tog known as the month for "whlte aalea." Then it in we thoughtful can lay in stouppliea of table and household linen and materiala for lingerie to lent the year through. Thin year, thtre are flnore eaten than ever, and wonderful Ebitrgainti in silk remnanta for the mid- 'neaeoll and Easter frocka, and dainty voiiea and other autnmery gooda. when auddenly “surrounded by theae endlesa poaallttiiuea, one could really work wondera with a slender puree. flo, perhspa. it would be an excellent idea to make it list before the shop ,plng tour, of iuat what is absolutely luminary and alao of the different: ice. It may uttea of the materials drain. atone and chop. on: and be as delicate aa deatred or the com W" atunning alip over biotin-ea. or if there. in more in the piece. one of the new brown 0,. narrow akirta may he cut from it. ca. name When one may make an entire draal terial it paya to buy the wider anode. “quaint old patterna of our grandmoth-l glplan to start the apring and summer‘ ’ lwardrobe now; and collaborating With you are the aiorett, where dainty ina- l’teriala may be purchased. and the . .fashton authoritiea. who are launching =new model. llluatrated here in a very TIONB FOR JANUARY:"mpI° little dreaa which may be imade of with or cotton materiala. Butt-l 'aitle for the indoor frock where heat‘ in well regulated or for warmer day!" ‘to come. it baa many intereating feat-J ‘yurea. The akirt meaaurca two yard: at the lower edge. though it ”been. wider. and the tucka of the name width 1 an the bent nerve as the only trini- ming. The waiat baa a vent and col- lar of plain material. and the ttleovca have deep gauntlet coda. The belt or ‘girdle may he of the name material as the veal or of satin or ailk on pro ferred. Quite a new idea in the null of colored organdie with criap dyaway enda. indeed, organdie promisea to be Just as popular thia year aa laat. Ono inter-eating frock waa of flame- colored organdie with white organdic kerchlef and cull. Fashion Points w...— -8ENBE SUGGES- ideal. Allover our country January in if one could only keep one'a head CELEIIATING NEW YEAR'S. The opening of everv year liaa ‘nbout it always a certain null'lullll'. tan anticipation of new opportunitiev. ; it centre of the [manage of time. a lorr- hoding of eternity. Thin ia the natu- iriil aetyiiment which has prompted ‘New anr‘a celebrationte, to throw it pomp and ceremony about the year'n beginning. But in the whole history of our country there have been few, inew years that called for a home ‘prityt‘rful and thoughtful celebration 1 than the one which we ahall call nine. tt-eit eikhtt-en. it is doubtful if anv- nne now living can wuiiae the crittitt that is upon on. Every art-at war in the wttrld'tt hit-tory haa brought great .iind per item nt changer in human ill" talilulio a. and lid influentt in in pro Tlportion ttt tta ureatnenu. So. by ittl‘ ., ”my conclusion 'l‘flllt pant hlaiory. we they expect from thin greater" of warn t-onmtuencea which we can even yet only dimly m’tf'llllr'. but which are litienaelv momentum: to every indi- flttlttal. to our nation and all human ‘nut‘lt‘ly. Moreover. it in bi‘t‘oml” in f’l‘t‘lftlllI'V clear that the «tune of event: in panning out of the control of all human authoritica and intiuencm The iiiitue hi to the hectic of God. At much a new year; it ta appro- priate to attit. in the name of humanity and of decency. that the celebration beginning be united Cit-rating Drona of nomad altk which will Ihlch erect its liablv be on vale. . Ehuman feeling New Year‘tt llaa be- Short lengths of iuntmun atllta make come for too ntttny men and women . the new war not in prayerful ihttttaitt vttttttius uttwotnt i Georgette crepe may be lined for the. steam of afrock. so that a email. piece combined with satin can he. made to go a long way. Some of the. neweaf drcaaea have a pleatron effect- on tho walat. of ailk or antln tthe ina- tertal and color of the aktrti. with the waist and vices-ea of aheerer goodtt. httt'll aa Georgette crepe or ailltl front two yardt of fifty~four-inch ina- voile. . I. i Paint leach Newa. i w. pabliab a. Palm ltcach ttt wearing calico! The to prove convincingly power to "an. ‘er'a day, dots. aquam. and ridiculoual W“. Ilittle flowertt. have been made up into. ain't-m adorable dreamt. Thoreau ruffle: and tluttngv and tuck: to add to the bewitching effecta. but the main idea fair trial it did not of aimplicity in never quite tent. and have her m nova-e may be fashionably drained to You ace. nettttthie cation to nerve our country. “'0“ “Vin“- iloubtlotttt the "calico craad' of tilt: “I'll" will re at the “ n ham crane" of an ”manned!“ ltil’t'. no u I i ‘wmmdgdm ‘ Already there are many doaigns 'for',“ .tccrt c ,aumtner dreamt. It is an «collating—M". .in'fi in 13mm to. fault "".u"" it one _ ”w ' .._..—_.... “.. ._.,. .< w." pecting pagan to the timer and to the aolentnity of a aeaaon of aiiiy revel. for route a the Connecticut Woman Budrage A". time 0' WM “h“i‘mml “W “W“ aoctaiion were jubilant when the itewal pl over the manage of time or in anti. Slim 1. . ". f w hi t n on Thurada! lamb Vidal an “5 ° ‘ ' that “of“ the and wer in t " ford and «prorated itcr aatiafaction in m |the Fade man Brittney. 9 Ball". Mali“. loath N. Tchiae League. emfl- W-m.~....-..—- ...... . . Old “Tight” Wad “took in too much territory" with his soup! cipatlon of t'if’rllllt'. buL‘urovel in drunkenness and litennegand drown all solemn thoughts of the seasmt in orgtea that would diagrec‘ a bell—ren- ln ordinary “-5!!an auch conduct. might go on unrebuked. becauat- ltaE irdecent‘y would not be so apparent. littt at an hour like this one 'tnay well proleat against it moat run-omit» ly. A pleasant i:tt.i h-aiive celebra- tion .0! ‘lht- thy is alwaya mn- ahlchnnd at» we hope thin )‘t‘tll' will bring the war to conclusion with iron- or to our country and profit to all man. in mi. therefore it in limpet lu ruinice.‘ But the aillt and wanteful Ft’l‘t‘lll. with their accompanying disgrace: of indency and inteatpet-nnee. are more than ever inexcusable at this time. And waatefulnettn or Wen useieu self- indulgrnce in non: of eating and drinking in inexcusable now. btt'flusfl' the world at large in pitifully itt need of‘food and drink. livery year of- late the papers have published vtprt-i ling accounta of the sunta apenvon‘ food and drink at fiew Year'a revele' in our great cities. and the aggregate! in no vaat that diacourage even a part of thh twauemlncaa ‘would at pie' present time he a cub-tanttal service to the nation. | But their New Yt'fll'e revel: are. more obnoxtoun still ‘on their recall and religion! side. To ul‘t‘t-ttd‘tlod tlt- i liberately by vtttntort inictttlwrttht-t and| the indecency that .-u often iron with! thit- New Year's leaning in it Hill. attainttt patriotism and it non of him-- al treason. “are the people who pro-l tlnint ihe.r patriolialt t-tt loudlt and! yet rue willing to offend God nit light-j ly til the alllt'l'lti lime hi it orar'n be ) ainnlntr forgotten lllt- ertIllltlt-fi. with; which hiatory btieilt-r. of the punt-it i lllt'lliti brillllflll itfl llltllttnl by lhulrt revels anti sin-t? Witch tb- ltattd ol'i God lit visibly rain-d and lint itt‘lllll’lt': ehalren free. and while no one known! on whom the acoutae in to fall. it bel Nlllt'li t‘\'t'l')' patriot to may limit" than to toilet on New Year’s. Audi after the intuit-rate rejoicing and no- clnl fun which the coming of ti newt year naturally brmgr. the there our people repent of their ulna. pttty to. God. ttud form t-wtoitttiona of M'l‘lollii enrollment for the new year. tho more they will tie'f‘l‘t‘ their nattw land ~nnd nave her from the t-t-otlruea tiittt ll‘t‘ flitting the old countries of Hit.- ope to the bone. l-hiitoriitl by Rev Edward II‘. . in "w Qumm'a Work for January. An rlcctt‘t'c atodcl rhifioa cloth. tlarencitv' : Georgette or chiffon i found The four-piece i ‘ loosely at the topaitd attached to the paint in high elect. Cdilllttlitill Saiirage ' News ' . 50-inch lining. The making of the = : tuck material. There t l I Metabera of the executive board 0 aft and tack. reached them of the pattaage of the To make the outer Federal Amendment by the Home and gtttta all over the state :tory. it wait a dtaappctntment fntetnbara of the auffraga body that __.,._..-..__....,._. Conn-calm.“ lanai-gen went on new Pidgin Reviewfcfioa'tumc‘lvo. ‘ltit. Sitea. state it inclifl bust. Price, 86 u‘ 'ord att being against the men-arc an‘ be had led the uuffragtsta to believe . that he. would follow the action of the pmidant. out. Katherine lotdtngton.I preeidcnt of the (3. W3. A.. and lltsa‘ Caroline Rettutatnaca of Greenwich. 'chatrtnan of Patriteid county. were in January 00. he llotttte at the time that the vote waa tn‘aon. . , Mrs. Grace Thompaon Seton. vice fort-odour of the c. w. a. a. not a tel- egram of congratulation to the bead- ouartara of the organlaalion in Hart- anca to the country “on which can hardly of the atate auilralo ltlte vote of thaliotiao. t fipreatdent of the Hartford lilnual Irate to tie" l aald: "The balance of of the ‘ltite Federal Amendment la an aaannlfttttt Watthbnrn aaid: ' . i " enigma. '7'70me Drew/”(along .Qwoni' ' i W Specially for m newspaper 3y Pictorial levicw A Costume for cult-rm. If in irtatatrd with note facile braid and button. I! prrlrrrcd. the coat and [lore raga may lie of A truly amart frock for women of . matun figure in pictured here. : developed in dark blue caaltntere of 1 fine quality. trimmed with aillt braid. The rent and dare code may be crepe ; plan the model calla for 4% yards «- .’ body. which will require 1 yard of 1 simple and requirea but little time —ittst clone under-arm and altoulder aeanta as notched. heat the front. cloae underarm and ahottlder name an notched. Turn/tho front care of aatiafaciion wan "Pint“ 5! "h“ aidctfront under on alot pcrforationa. over the vicg lap on front with antenna and edges to a... underneath even; atltch to partition on right aide and ilntalt the left tide of the confidence disappointed in the action takmt by of ittt men in tin women. the Connecticut “Woman Suffrage Att- iced of "m prcnident." socaiion a concerted eticrt to necttrc, from the neat legislature tta ratifica- praaident of the Hartford Equal l-‘ran' chin league. aaid.: “We are delight- laat night after spending a the" for. id at the victory and the fact that the tough here. . M i In commenting upon tho pan-ago Of'praaident came out tto airongly for the rat Amendment. lilo ”I!" amendment on the eve of the deciaton chairman of Hartford county day. caving that it wan a matter of‘ 99°". ifor the Irate Sulfate Annotation and inattee to women. waa a gratification n commenting upon the action . Connecticut uproacntatlvu.‘ "We are greatly: that” w, - w ....“ ~vv'c'0 Mature Figures; edger for (losing. Gather edge of waist betwem “‘1' pt‘l’fbldd tiolta and 3 inches above Next, face the collar and new .0 neck edge of back and to front «in of aidefroat with ceater-hacka and single large "0" perforationa even. lower Take the sleeve neat and time seams of both stern and cal on notched. leaving cud acatn free below the amall “o";perforation and anion. edge- for cloning. Gather lower edire of alcove between "T" perforation-1 Sew cu! to cleave as notched brim;- illg email “it" perforation in on! for ream of alcove and bring seam of', col to small "a" perforation in alcove. sew alt-eve in armhole av- deucribcd for plain alcove. ' Arrange outer walat on underbodrl with center-fronts. center-huh, at»? MMQI‘7‘" ”cu tier-arm Mama and lower edges even: bring lower front edge of aide-from to aingla large "0" perforation near lower edge of underbody front. . , Them-take the aittri and alaah to the left of center-front along line of small "c" pcrforatlona and tlniab fort clotting. Form a fuck in front gorc.: creaaing O'i alot perforationa. atltchl l inch from folded edge. Turn the ' edge of back gore under on slot per— ' forationa. lap on tilde gore with notches and edges underneath even; ' atitch about h.- lnch from the folded i edge, from upper edge to the desired depth. Join gorca aa notched. Arrange pocket on skirt with outer edges along indicating small "0" perforation. Adittat tiltlrt to ’ poaiiiott stitching upper edge over; upper row of gathera in waiat. oeu- tar-frout/a and center-backs even; bring tilde scant of akin to under-aria f m; “It-ave eitlrt free front centert i. liont to left side opening. , For the tint-hing tout-h. line the . belt and trimming piece. Rtw iritu— .‘ ming piece to top of bait aa notched. ‘ Adjttat belt. with center-fronts antli center~backa even attd with the can ' ter of bait over top of aklrt. t't-ntort- front of belt indicated by large "0‘ ” perforation. in dark bind —-v It in cloth. if. pro. skirt ta titled in medium is an 'under- nnderbody b ' watal. flfll --.—- i m, l‘ongreattman lioneriran. lie has it I t mo na 1 ‘ us to believe that he would follow it. .‘ilrtt. E. S. Auchinclonit, in, rottin- b’ withheld 1" ed it our of coal yeaterday morning. view of the attitudcofall political pee on...” “,0 two Wm “my.“ in. tin toward the amendment." lliaa Mabel C. Walhburn. trcauttreri t'l‘ltc car was unloaded by I“ o'clock. Corporal Harold 'hliliapttttgh and body and vice- Private Richard Abondroth returned to their poat at Port it. it. Wright. before breakfaat for a f w 'Ild year kidney- will then“, ct ... 'I'bla famona aalta ta made from of grapoa and lemon Juice. , .. with lttllta. and haa‘beeo ifar mum to out clogged .» and eliminate them to normal who to neutralise the atzttn' ‘_ mind an it no longer trrttattm. on“ bladder diaordera. . .,-. m cannot iailtro anyone: t. a delightful elarvnoaat lttttlw- “ aaya a mum antbort: the uric acid in meat aa- Wlwr Do‘bu MIN By 4‘ )' ’T 5! Wm M big”??? 1': m do"! ”in!" W '1'“! SOUP? we or H" w THE .. Au. Riott'r, 5mm. vault Co " our owr sakvgmwgat'm came . Tum- LL ii: C
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