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Fashion Points
: Tried Recipes i ‘ Helpful , Hints
‘ "' swindle.- for Jelly. ‘r
“V‘ “'3‘” 'i "0*?“ Titre i Fruit Juices for later use in MMBETWEEN SEASON
o'“.‘ 'mk of m of ' Mk Emu m be .tefflued and “tuedi HAT Is VERY NPULAR
or tear” instead of s “stock of M"iwithout sugar and made into ielurir
cakes it the W1 01’ restaurant. 1’“ at the housewife's convenience. This
”he! made 01 6011! Of “If 00"! 0" enables her to do with fewer Jelly
one of these stains with a little wheat glasses, and to distribute lies pur-
aoor are fully as baht-bio and nutri- chases of sugar for ieily resales
tissue as cakes made of wheat flour through the year. Moreover. with the
only. any food specialists of W‘Ulflb bottled Juice she can make a greater
‘ed states Department of Asnculturo. variety of Jellies, as juices which will
‘Nflilllons of wheat cakes are milled not ieil, or fruits ripening st'diitereat mu" "sardine fl” “mum“, of
at the American breakfast table only see-ions can be combined. for ”Olmhing a” "no“ '1‘“ “w“
3"" morning. Get the “stack of |
” ample. the Juice of strawberries. cher- ‘you’ remember, women '°'° extreme
corn habit and nave wheat. We'- or'plneappiee, can b. kept with-l” deliberate about discarding their
The Wt g. "‘1“ restau. out ”w. .IM later when ”’1“ are hummer hate for those of winter de
,rants and hotel proprietors to in plentiful '3“ 5. made into combine-W“ and fabric. And so it wil.‘ prob-
“etruct their chefs to prepare and have tion ielly. ably ”0 With the spring hats. But
ready for use better for corn cakes . ’l'o PM up “ma,“ fruit Juices for there have been women for weeks past
each morning so that patrons mayon- jelly making M exactly as if,“‘ who have so far disregarded the spirit
der corn cakes instead of wheat ly were to be ”a. at the time. Cook of these war times as to venture for
9- flluv “on: «in hm always been the fruits tutu. 2: are soft and "m“ "m h‘“ °‘ """
popular on the family mu, By feat.- strain on the Juice ”"0"” . m Women who are going to some
thin“ the “stack of corn” cakes ill 5... Kent M ’0‘". while hot‘ into southern resort to spend the late win-
lheil' means it is believed patrons will pom” ”.w, scalded. Fill the ter weehr naturally do buy :ipriog hats
halglad to form the feat more con" pom" full, ’9"!!! M‘ Cir . far ahead bf season and that is quite
habit atwmst time. tween juice and cork or "a. Place ‘natural when as a matter of fact the»
_ Clot-n calm and syrup are appatim the my“ sealed bottles on their sides are getting into spring ahea'i oi time.
1'". i“ m The tollovias to- in water near the boiling point, and‘ 7"". i‘ “W!” on W! 8000 M;
d” u m“- ...1 . W h the N1. in ”minutes. ”a. [on IOPIWh‘IlI‘ to rush the Im in
Three or four seasons ago it would
not have been ism-prising to see spring
hats at this time oi the year. in fact. .
some brave and daring votaries of
fashion usually wore them before
Christmas! But last year and this
year there has grown up a change of
1 cup chum-ml Miles. kiwi ‘that the c‘irir I or sealed end is mingling; it holds good especially
. l ,9" hot water. Assoonaathe' t ewoman who. through choice
1 cup leer, . J?” “. cool. m“ tlie cork with ‘ or necessity spends little on her
rte-smashing powder. ., . .. ‘ilfi'l- ,Muh Immune“ clothes. And that lathe fact that win-
1 M II” ‘ ”I"; ands-calling are absolutely essential to ter m usually ‘° to pieces in on
is tau—pens saw 1 .I‘ ”8;. ,.. [alarming manner some time shortly
1 tablespoon melted bullet . ., ; 1"," 1;" ’ml, "on the utilised after the first oi the year. One can by
leg: {.1}? Ma'umfy ‘7” Nil duality. add the dint of a little repairing make then:
1 Clip milk "w mpg, ”"8 PM," “d m.“ mi l ‘0' weeks we, bl". to ”"3
Mix the dry ingredients. add the as in ma ”1?) him ””1, Juice. libero at all presentable through Feb-
melted butter, well beaten egg. and When b
,;rniiir. cook like ordinary griddle cakes. '
n
m “all“. “I,” be- ruary and biarch seems out of the
com. M'bmlmm‘l'm m question. And the woman of mode'r.
.[in "m "“7““th I?”- using ate dress allowance does not wish to
.‘ hard ,1." mfiqtmmm remove buy winter hats so late in the lesson.
i.“ the old and “law”: When dry The natural thing then means to buy
and polished m”, should look like a spring hat when the snow is still
new. H Mint" f . i
‘: Before IPDlyilig polish to ‘ chair or 'liodever. within the last half down
.th10. the furniture should be "9" years. the melted between-season
: z: :Li‘ghlsytbeateu :wiped over with . cloth wrung out of at has come to help out the woman
my in old ' i m Nirvana water to which a little vine- 9““ “W'M- A WWW-"mu hat.
cs ii ven. turn I gar h” been added. This cleans u“ of course, is a hat that may be worn
sed baking dish and bake in a wood, 3-“ . clean surface will take ‘ me Winter Ind Girl! wring—or as far
"“35 minutes. :much more brilliant polish.than a dir- into the "m "u“ "‘ "'1'" V”?
2”. one. .thing of it left. it is one of those con-
l a“. that are to «be “lit should hivertable affairs, like a bed couch or a
I .
tstood‘ on tile small end and not the mm" “mm“ "m” “m“ "
combines two roles in one and plays
cheseCuetar-d.
lcupsoftbreadcrumbs
lcupcheesecutiine
‘ l-tteaepoenpaprika
5,14 teaspnnasait
*‘istssisooasodn
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a
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
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broad end.
if . lump of “a, is Wt into the them both rather nicely. Straw seems
teapot when m tea one spoonful to be the’ earmark of the summer hat
of t“. can be dum with. .and so long as a hat does not contain
'l'o removered ink stains from w’any sort ,of straw or similar braid it
hie linen. spread freshly made sine ‘W W "’"°'"’ “"3” u” 'm”
srd over the stain and leave for half So we“ M'W h“ W be
an hour. Then sponge oil. and all M'" trimmed—always, °' course.
-trace of ink will have disappeared. WW" WW“ "'9’ in” b' m“
. A quickly made ‘1“ is obtained '7 of silk. satin or any other fabric. Vel-
rubbing a little piece of cold boned ire-1'“ d” m “‘an “m ‘1'” '°'
into on a sheet ‘0' ”m with' the In- iiervlce later in the spring. as even Au-
g"... . gust hate now show enormous uu'snti
last as coal, when it burns. Muslim's" “It on . “M “m “a or "k". ‘
Ind . of .l . g and you will not only Ind it
certain m’ w :2»: dammed but that it also
. - a s.
“0‘ and “'3 m “7 ml Stick a whole clove in each piece of
.lemon served on the afternoon ' tea
.Not a Bite of ,,
Breakfast Until
You Drink Water
“'0' .‘ glass of not water and
prevents illness
To destroy cockroaches, cut up green
Icucumbers at night and put them about
‘where the roaches are troublesome.
‘ .
cry l33.000laouls.~4£'lrrist" inn Herald.
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‘ From the many municipal buildings in New York city some hundreds
of tone of ashes are dumped every day on the site to be. occupied by s
new and costly county court house. Each morning hundreds of men. we
men and children from the nearby tenements scrape over the ashes to pick
the lumps of coal that slipped through the furnace grates. Tons of coal
are thus carried off each day to warm
otherwise ruler.
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latest
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Xearly one-fourth of the earth's land
surface is muffled within the conti-
nent of Africa. and it is us far aroundi
u”: coast 0' Africa u it t. around nu‘to do when a hostile scouting airplane
world. ‘ El‘ery eighth person of the.“ skilled by troops on the march.
world's population lives in the dark 01: the warning “Airplane!" every
“mum'- 7"" M double "'0” man drops on his right knee. with his
number orgy“ for-inwyiears arid the‘
whites every, eighty years. There are
843 languages and’ dialects spoken
among the blacks of Africa. but only it
few of them written} Oriel-res ill Afv
rit-u unoccupied ' by-
three times the due of New. Rolland.
a second would make‘iour states like
riaeia
New York. and another is eighteen
times the sire of Ohio. Throughout
Africa there‘isouo missionary for ev-
Conecience Satisfied.
"ldasle, will you be mine?”
"Not on your life.”
”Don't you iore‘mel"
"No, I don't and never did."
“Are you sure?"-
"Absolutely sure! i woul
shot than marry you!"
”Thank you for them kind words.
Uuic. i had to ask somebody tomar-
ry in order to do my duty, but now
that l have been refused I will never
have to ask anybody else. Now my
conscience will allow me to bye merry
bachelor and save money for my old
age."—i’ittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
dratherbe
in the leading House.
“That new couple look as if they
some guilty secret."
“'lhey have."
“Built" ’
“They kept house once. but they
don't want to put themselves com-
pletely in the landlady'a power by let-
ting her know they didn’t make a euc-
cees of it."—nachaugc.
hal
A .
“i hear, lir. Calla. that you said i
was a walidowu- at the hal "‘
“My dear lib Pusey, i remarked
that you were among the conspicuous
mural ornaments of the occasion."
“0h. Mr. Outta. now that's something.
diderent, but'you‘
more American.
"\
. The Ambitious Bride.
Bill—Hello! Home rroin your boot!-
inoon trip already?
Gill-0b. yea.
"Rather short, wasn't it?"
“Oh, yea. My new wife seemed rath-
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. Whales! New York Dumps
head bent well over the morale of his
rifle. which is held in a sloping posi-
tion in front of the body. To look up
is fatal. for it creates a sea oi whi“
faces. All ranks than remain as mo
tionlese as they possibly. can until the
airplane has passed over them. in fact.
they may be said to "freeae." as wild
animals freeze when seeking to evade'
observation—London Mirror. I
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nutter leaf—Balti-
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tenement dwellers who might
~rsuus~ AT MIPLANIU AP.
PIOACH.
All soldiers are now instructed what
Bronchitig
hm Ailments In-
variably Yield to
linonlse
Nearly one thousand prominent peo
ple in one city alone have publicly
testified in signed statements that
ihlonine cured them oi coughs. colds.
bronchitis and other toms of winter
complaints that threatened their very
existence; Other thousands in other
sections of the country have added
their testimony. and all unite in. pro-
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Lemon;
IyPlotorlalBeviII
Smiceeble and trip is me cite
lesion brosoia some is sestHutlored
elect. The shawl collar is of soils.
A semi-tailored frock of cinnamon
brown serge is ideal for morning
wear. The d shown fire is
trimmed simple ith a dash collar
of satin,alsoiu-brown. 'l‘lewaiet
closes in surplice style, the front
being dart-fitted. flare culls finish
the long onepiece sleeves, while the
two-piece skirt inlaid in piaite front
and back and gathered at the sides.
liedium also requires 8% yards 54-
inch material. with 96 yard 21-inch
satin for the trimming.
in attempting to make the dress.
the home sewer is advised to follow
the construction guide religiously.
Begin with the waist. taking up dart
in front. Bring together and stitch'
along corresponding lines of email
“d’ perforations. Plait hack bring-
ing slot perforations to correspond-
ing small ”o" perforations and tack,
Close under-arm and shoulder seems
as notched. .Adiuet 3-inch belting
under-heath at lower edge for a stay.
knew" perforations indicate at
tar-front of waist. Lap right front__
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sunsets.
claiming Linorilne the most elective
medicine of its kind known to science.
the disturbances.
andknowntheworldoveras
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which ifnetcumpletsiyeiiminet '
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infestthebowels. pm: this "'W‘HM Ni” “I NM! WM‘OM' Jr
of left-over waste. toxins andg'm' “ "idem“! in m . l Mummw
-poisoua are formed and TE” “Milled Fm! “1130! makes! mm 'mm
' intotheblood. enappettsiugluncbeondlsh. ‘ ' Minutes-sinuses"
._ WINJM whucsa't. "t“ .Orailge rind mixed with the apple against with?” «go
M‘m-mrm take inside in apple pie improves the never. «ne'er Wyndham
, Beforeeettagtlreskfast each] Essa preserved in water glass cnfirgfi'!" “has-Ir-
rrrrr drinkagiassefrealhotwa-sboitldheverycleanandinrenns, i ‘Zlklslnliaberstory.
withateapooufuioi limestone
“WAD
Relief is wrought by removing the;
swelling: and irritations that cause
(it is a truly wou-
derfui remedy~and in pan and whole-
me. being an emulsion of Flashed
Oil. lrish Hoes, Eucalyptus and other
famous remedies. all combined in one.»
THE POETIC SOUL.
“Wonderful old oak, i wonder- what
you would say to me if you could
speak?” ‘
“Well." said the gardener, visibly af-
fected. “my guess is: 'l vireg your .Vr-
-don, ours. but i sin a beech.’ "mi-ls.
tlan Register. '
Meat and, Breadcrumb Cakes.
To four parts of chopped or ground
meat add one part soaked bread
crumbs. a small quantity of chopped
onion and salt and pepper to taste.
Mix and form-flute small round cakes.
Brown the cakes in butter or other fat,‘
,Iuparedspeolallyier'rhislewspspc \
Denim For a Morning Frock.
on left with center-fronts even and
finish for closing.
theutseeaudsewtouecksdse.
underneath slashed edge as notched.
turn over on outside on large “.0"
perforations and'etitch free edges to l
position. Lap to email “o" perfora-
tions and duieh for closing. Close ._
sleeve 0! seem as notched. Face on!
and sew to sleeve as notched with .
small"o"perforatioaattopofoul;
atweeam of sleeve. Bew sleeve in ,
armhole as notch
perforation at shoulder seem
in‘ any fulness bet
Hold the sleeve tow
bastius it in armhole. .
the skirt. arrange the two pocket
sections together with corresponding. '
edges even and stitch around the!
edges (forming a bag) leavin
edges having double small “or! per-
foratious free above the single emailr.
"o" perioratiouniew pocket to or,
suing in front gore matching single
and double small "on” perforations; ‘
bring the sea Which join the poo-1
ket and iron ”gore .
stitch from upper edge to 1 inch,
below. Slash front go
of center-front along
"00" perforations and finish eduaa for?
closing. Join gorse as notched.
front arid lack gages -br !
slot pe ora one pond r
single small "0" periogtione r35. _
lack. Gather front
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fronts
_Pietorial Review Costume No 7451. S
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Neat, close back seam of collar.
Now. take the sleeve and sew lap l
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double smalls
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mains-the; .Q
gore (at upper,
) between “'1'" perforations. Ail-1
skirt to position. stitching up:
edgealong small to". perfora-
s in front and back with center
and center-backs even; bung:
ket to single large “0" perforer.
tion to front of waist and slash;
large “0" perforation at lpper edg- .
of front gore to under-arm seam.
Line the belt with self or contrast.
lug material and trim with buttonnu -
ceases: finish to thewaist. .
err,1 die 44 inches bust. Price. ‘5 -
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You Will Enjoy Your Meals
‘lii‘l'sbls Form Oak. ‘
At All Dir-miss. 50c. '
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The besutiirii'Tumhloners of noi-
don is known as” one of England's fore».
turning them.
most agricultural experts. ‘
his invention.
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eyes. biiiouineee. constipation.
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