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leaders For Womcni i" ’61,}, 6"?1‘676’16 d l ;.
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Prepared Specially for tibia-Newspaper
' Byriotorisillevisn
Taupe Casluncrc lor ThigCllarming F rock. 4
perforations and 2 inches above. Fare
collar and sew to neck edge of aliwr'
walst. Or, if the draped collar ieg’
used, adjust to neck edge of back and '
along small “o" perforations in out-
er front matching single large “0"
perforations in collar and in front.
Leave collar free forward of single'
small "0" perforation, stretching cw.
lsr to fit neck edge and tie ends in a.
loose knot.
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| Helpful Hints
Household Hints. '
To remove grease spots from wool.
ens, dresses. furniture. carpets. table
cloths etc, make the poker red hot
and hold it over the grease spit with-
in an inch of the material, in a second
or two the grease will disappear. Be
sure not to let the poker youch the ma-
terial to burn it.
if furs or apparel be closed in a hot
with a little oil of turpentine they will
remain free from the larvae of moths.
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iFasili'on Points
Models for daft Materials.
L‘iingingly feminine are the new
models, no the materials chosen must.
of necessity. be soft and clinging.
Foulards, crepe de Chines and Japan-
ese silks are the favorites. The de-
signs in the fouisrds are rather more
interesting than time of other ycerv
The combinations of colors too are '
' ' house and outdoor aports. Worn with
mom
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results are very successful. The mod-‘unm' and golf} Th”. one illustrated
T Isl illustrated here is of creamy-yellow‘33:.t “I," att ve and rather “.3 '
m; In? illnne cmi“ mix :ozether foulard with a Chinese-blue figure in “m; 3:3: ‘lfm’g'm'mml
and 'fibs'od ne i: no. white of eggs It. The Interesting collar, buttonia; bound with t. l”. l o ed”. "8'
ed -1 then . and with it anoint the onto the belt, and the odd cuff arranre, iittin. cont us "I: '60 0'“ chamoin, .i
J: 3h e outside ‘0 be W'idid- inlent are of the same shade of blue in ”m: Mr”; 3: the ii‘rluenmch-blue;
3nd d em "’30:!" “Id “114:1 Mldlheavy satin. The skirt is caught up shirt The "7', e 0'2: and;
merit '7 ”3|: 0 33 “Mb! 01 the 9- in the back with two rather wide tucils'mom'e must he. 1:: u u so our,
as s c about the iolnt. The to live the hustle sift-ct. ‘ w out frills, Other]
iuioe of garlic i' l‘f‘i't'he" : “o-i cuueui Pearls for All Occasions '1” it may be “ you please.
and leaves no mark “iii'f‘? it his been Pearls seem to be the most precious 80M! 0“)!"th “SHINNI'W
PENMNO
die. Drilled in little “than cheeks.
used for trimming on a dress forl
nouthern wear.
Overused. far “ens Wear
The overhiouae has very many pong
slhiiiues. At first they were made ‘oli
sheer materials, Georgette crepe. chit-l
foil, voiles and so forth, and were'
worn with an appropriate skirt for the,
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afternoon call. bridge or tea. Now
has been discovered they are both A
tied Recipes .
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Potatoes nu Gratin. ,
. ’ 9” Dim cold toiled potatoesX
‘ dice. make cream sauce with two,
. Will of butter. two iev~
‘ fliespoonfuls of flour, one cup
cobalt teaspoonfnl salt and
d pepper. Add good half cup
yellow cheese shaved line and
ever hot water till cheese is db
Pat alternate layers of sauce
potatoes in baking dish and cover
layer of sauce with buttered bread
Brown in quick even.
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that their charm and comfortableness
I.
made for morning wear, both for the
Potato deciles.
“Du, large cup freshly’boiled mashed
two small cups sifted dour,
one rounding teaspoon of baking|
'~ . ole tablespoonfui of lard or;
shorteningmneeggwell beaten.
‘ salt, one large teaspoouful
. Ilia well together with sweet
Turn on a floured hoard, roll
out into triangles. Bake in quick
until nice brown. Split and but-
Sorve hot with Jelly or 1am.
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us;d. ‘ . . [of jewels to the woman of fashion. She
o t: can paint, simmes together in , wears them with afternoon or evening
a pikan 1 pound of soft soap, 2 ounc.--. idresses, and with those hlll’WIy sf-
of pesrlssh, 1 pint of sand and i pint: fairs suitable for the afternotu or
of table beer. To be used as a soap gavening. As a rule the strands are
foysdm‘gefanyv ‘0' I “:19 bull Ions. comics below tile wopdioemoc'key ,ot America for a ser-
sti it h 9 0'" quart 0. f-ilu'l', though the demure little necklet of ion of games between the winners -of
5 r ' t e” '9‘ “ settle and mur o'f .olden times gives an attractive toucb'the respectivauorganisations for the
“minced onion. Boil together until "I. ”“0" To be ‘1‘“ “"3” ‘ '9 ““5"- ‘ - Art lloss amateur trophy. The 8011!
, in a little salted water and polish," a glass of port wine is spilled ovoi’ of lreland team of Montreal now
., colander. Add to this 1‘”. '3" °' “M'm‘h' immediately dill-“ll holds the cap, having defended it for
. m one tablespoon .llltw, 7150"?" ll 3 glass of sherry. Rub iurt five years.
stills um. pepper, ”Mum-MM“ ‘5 Possible with dry soft cloth
with onetablespoon dour. ' ff? zm,,"n be left.
frill- cold milk and serve with crisp.",,,‘,.,,, L“; —
... M v ii '5. Kitchen T".-
. (M “skimmed to stand in water
.thteidpsh «nilllllhtiomno soft.
H. A. Melville, of the hatern Can-
:adinn Hockey Association yesterday
‘sccepted the challenge of the Nations.
Potato Coup.
large cup fresh diced potato.
'u cup minced celery, one half
I
, Arrange outer waist on underfloor
(with centervfronts, center-hacks,
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der-arm seams and armhole edges
even; stitch lower edges together.
To make the sleeve, form a plan),
creasing on slot perforations, lap.
folded edge to small “0” perforations?
and stitch to position. leaving free
below single large “0" perforation.
Finish for closing. Close seam of.
sleeve as notched. Sew sleeve in'
armhole ss notched. . ,
Next, take the skirt and join sores:
An expansion force held under pres-
sure exerts the small degree of energy;
in all directions. "it ”seeks to sprout;
itself. Every square inch of an au-E
tomob le cylind r'plus't ,svithstand the
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ruse Museum 4 chic and taupensloe [rock a]
11”..le M5? ’ taupe cashmere with plotted ionic
and fancy girdle. A draped collar or
Miss Helen Varick Boswell in west ‘
dent oi the National Republican Wo- m ”M” ”m" "'"h" ”E‘ m"
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Wiriiour near.
i , . , .. , . . men's Association. and Mrs. George Easll slid the most fashionable '
Curried Bananas "l” Rice. lwfiiggag‘fili'fiflg hfiilcqrmnlo “u“ ”"59 that ’5". 9mm” ’3' ,Bass is chairman of the Women's colors {of spr'ifig is taupe, and it is as Mtg“! leaving left “6!,“ ”1"“,
. , ,mlisldgllgious." prnElVO force must result in controli- Bureau of the Democratic National very effective in ‘ cashmere. The "°° ‘ '0 10"" llm perfora-
tion in front gore and finish edgesI
The tilt n
surpassimym be rich- for cioling. Adjust skirt to position '
, tablespoons fat cd movement if work is to he done. Committee. As such they will be. '. frock pictured here developed in
or if inclllenedlfiifiuihmfl'mk. in" , c. , Iovo‘in the h man heart come national leaders of women in taupe, cashmere with a draped col-
pawn“, mm" on... .0... May‘Liie‘.ii€iod u... ... .. . 35...; “cm”. oil. o... r.."“’ "w "Menu-I «emu. mgfiregygggggg '33,; 1;: :i‘iiiiid’if' fift.?"§.:&l‘.’...'°'l
' . in a frame to sew, 3"" x. 1'... I‘ ' , ‘ , and centenbacks even; bring smal
‘5 teaspoon slit “In" time. 9 3" ' garnish "l ' . Tl.” gill?!“ herald TOBACOOi'REOiJLATiONd collar ""19” 0‘ theiwsist “ faced “o" perforation at upper edge oft
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and rolled k to foriu revere The
twoplece sk , is filled loosely at the
waist and attached to the'bodice in
raised effect. Bog-plain make the
tunic a most elective addition to the
costume. Medium also requires 7%
yards 44-inch, material for waist,
tunic and skirt, and ‘lfi yards 36-
inch lining for ‘tha‘underbody.
Close the underarm and shoulder
seams of underbody as notched,
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The Connecticut State Council of
!Defense, acting on. information pre-
lrentsd Jan. 22 at a hearing given to
the tobacco growers of Connecticut:
Bronchitis
All “her Throat audit" resolution of Dec. 12 in regard
,to essential and non-essential indus-
my ”men‘s In. Em" to require that no mm" in turn hero in front at notches and
variably Yield to
crease during 1918 his 1917 acreage
' . l pislt lower 'edge of front to fit the .
{of primed tobacco or produce "I“ wntst measure. Face the neck or cut
Xearly one thousand prominent poo;
hack gore to under-arm seam; leave
skirt free from center-front to left
side seam and finish for closing. -
Then slash the tonic to the let“
of center-front along double small
”00" perforations and finish for clos- 5
lug. Form plalts creasing on lines .
of slot perforations, bring folded ell;
ges to corresponding small “o" per- i
forations (simulating boa-piano) E
and press pisita Adjust tunic to po-
sition on skirt. ‘
To make the girdle, plait at back
corresponding small “0” perforations‘
and tack. Sew straps to front edge I
with upper edge of upper strap at -
upper edge of girdle, and lower edge
Ftsaspoon Worcester sauce.
_ milk l When bacon is good and arrest, the
lien is iirm and bright and the fat is
'“ quite white. . i '
..‘ the bananas in half, lengthwise ' if "5' and SIM“! cheese are added
them’nntil they are quite soft into some °' "‘9 “mph ""111 will"
m which has been mined l°"° h" "l excellent substitute for
fat. To the fat remaining in than.“
add the cornstarch, salt, and Wor-l
, ‘ ss'uce. Mix them thou-l
1y; Add the milk. Cook the mix-18‘
until it is smooth and thick. Add; "Y °' " WN- Weosni Who Was
amount of the sauce to the Raised W1"! Horses.
slightly beaten. Add the egg to.
It
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DISCUSSING MULES.
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‘year shadegrown tobacco on land' out for. Vvshaped outline. edge bringing slot perforations to
:“m' 1“" ya" '°" Wm“! 0993' i ' The sections of the outer waist are
grown tobacco. The statement pro- -illustrated. in the construction pre-
vides. however, for hearings to he; elsely as those of the underbody.
Qwerhlouse and Skirt of Blue Jerney.
to the decolleto gown. There are no
CAMP srinmnstv Ala.. Feb. 2.—
inture and pour it over the hu'l'misten" quoth Stable 8e more "hall ‘0'“... those elaborate pie in one city alone have hli l | . .. n f‘ ‘ .
7 ' rseant W ~ ' N c 7. row .,Close under-arm and. shoulder seams of lower strap at small 0 per ora .
serve the cooked rice around theitern. Co. A. 112th Engineers. U. 8.? WIN!!!" of imcelimea: 97°!!an testified in signed statements thsti‘l'en m g 6" "‘0 might 1°”? as notched. Adjust facing to posi. tion in girdle. Sew tab to upper edge
- ' “‘9 “We terse-ht and a first lieu: gowns of the type of the dinner-somlllnonine cured them. of coughs, coininm'” alleady invested through “ch fitlon' underneath front, with notches of girdle, with center-hacks and
bronchitis an other forms of winterl
. complaints _ st threatened tneir’ vet-v,
' The Vogue of Organdle. existence. Other thousands in other
'There seems to be no end to the sections of the country have added
uses of organdie. Of course, wholeftheir testimony. and all units in pro-
dream are made. of this crisp mate-claiming “soothe the most effectiv'e
l tenant
restrictions and states that no re- gnd corresponding edges even. asth-
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striction is placed on increases of ;er lower, edge of waist between “T"
'0“ "in "'0 3°?" “1 ““9“" 0"“ pictorial Review Costume No. lilo. sans, :4 to 44 inches bust. info:
"oft" tobacco. . :5 cents. ’ . " .
notches even casing in any fulness.
Arrange around the waist and tack. ,
were idiscnssin mul
Egrdfiontipsny affairs.I as “d
n' wants he disr
, ‘nothin'f' Western contintglfcgglntol
. |can't do nothin' .nlora than what 1'
i)?" done to keep them mules quiet
1 in a horseman. lam. i was raised
with bosses. l've rode so many but
of before the war, have taken their
place. ‘
vs nosv CHEEKS
AND'FEEL. FRESH as
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WANTS SUPPORT FOR CHILD
“’"lllacking for women's shoes: Mix a
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A DAISY TRY TH'S! i us ivm hose myself. But when it rial, dresses for morning. afternoonEBeilef is wrought by removing the ‘ hat Fovember Edith T Jones of filtefpd solution of 80 parts of shellac
. cont“ to mulel, "’3 different. I In.‘ Ind evening. depending on "‘0 Waylnwm‘ 0' “. ”lid “0" to seiwce- No".lk '83 granted a divorce “tom 21". “we!" ucohol. 'flh three ”I Get the
m .' M m m i cant seem 10 get “Rd to gettln' to they no trimmed for their place in swellings and irritations all causeicu‘rence F .lcnes of m. “no place" "‘*" o! 'm o“ “d n saili-
wm W sleep and then about 3 O'clock hav- * . th dl ii i l o! ‘ m’”’ c"
m. i - the fashionable wardrobe. Then. col 0 our slices. it is I if! Y '0 “Tl h 'b d wag ordered to .5 as ,d unhtit f ' ch as be“ ,
u” M '0'“ I: some long-cared son-of-afonr-i‘eg- , x i . to u all , Pl! ‘ venttq yo pgment, su . . a. '
59d “"099 come Island and ad? 1"“ cuffs, ”“1 "“9“ have 1°" been d “I remedy and is pure “‘1 whole-l wcek towards the uupport of the child: limp-mirth or drop-black, Keep cork-
:a': $1 in: stummi'ck. l inst'can't made of organdie. But this season it {twin-i=3]: an emulsion of Imam The “(a has now come to‘ the Snpérl‘édf', nl'l" - . .
n , ~ an. 939 0" “‘9“ days. l'm has advanced a ste , further into tho! - 0”. MD!!! "I 01’ -‘ ‘T "- __,._ , '
tree the tinge of healthy bloom goin' to get» sore and kill the a lack- rs ks of trimmin 1,for more formallumw‘ remedies, all combined 1‘ ”*0 rlor court, asking h." .9 “(My "I.“ i w " smile
face. to: see your sunset use. ill get court martlsicd'tor it." n ‘3 - m m" m. '0," am- .|' h" former ”mu-n“ “W“! ‘" “ " “4°“ ‘ I‘m” ”“4““ 3‘" .. '
and clearer, to wake up with- Th: faggot withhold the repri- :“fimb {C i ““11"“ “l"? '3: . . view to marine more allowance. _ _e We from one that is not, scratch it‘s Good for Your Stomach
,aheadache. backache, coated m“ 9 been ordered l0 Id- 0" “WWW“ ernoon n so ” ,. says she ilndsthe times so hard that, "surface: if the frame is silver: " ._.. i ‘
‘ ‘ . ”mm" to the sergeant because evenin dresses. Sometimes there is 0 e 'SEED O , ' ‘ . “~’ . ' ‘»
or nasty breath, in fact to Company A's mi” got into a ”c. a M. :wa'y‘fs‘dsh of vivid-lined organ. 5“ h , I, she cannot get along. ‘ . , painted and zeroished. like silver nil . hm” “mow.
. mmmgnddayongjust tural argument ard woke up "m“ . r . ~ » ». , . , _ 4 ll ._ ow whent elaoquor s scraped l . Aruba-roused ‘t
" . . i. . .- every morning for body in the regiment. ”"3 0" "'9 sombre-natin "WK the cob! The total amount of timber cut on “t of gold-leaf the body of the fi'tilnei '
the national forests in the “new
1917 was “0,612,000 board feet. all
againsl'7li,505.000‘board feet in lilo.
liar and cuffs repeating the color of the
sash. Sometimes the apron tunics are!
of organdle. In fact, oréandie is a ma-.
terisi-to be reckoned with this season.
it comes in the most wonderful colors, l
‘wiil appear. The gilded frame can he
flrecognised by its appearance by Jim
familiar with both. kinds.
r
itgis stated that. mosquitoes, flies
and saute may. he ‘kept away by
sponging‘the feed and hands with el-
der flower water.
; breakfast each day, drink a .
rfosl, not water with a tea- l The feilowcljaft degree will be con.
. ferred this evening at the meeting of
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, Fiend A. 111
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In fact it was ill: “Redirect” cigar
that Titus Wad ever smelt!
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Wants Tue WELL. W "“5
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"tell?” Mil-fa WT" gig-lea wmi IT! or ““3 PR" $35.... or you Bum/a
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