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Fish Timbalel.
One cup flaked fish, free from skin 3
m 'bones, is cup bread crumbs,‘
“51-4 to 1-2 cup milk, 2 teaspoons‘
”on juice, '5 teaspoon salt, 1-8 tea:
”l’oon pepper. ls cup green peas, 1 tea-
.oon chopped parsley.
'llix together first seven ingredients.
ng enough milk to make packing
:ynsistency. Grease timbale molds
gory thoroughly, pack in the mixture,
find bake in a moderate oven in a pan
,‘ hot "at" until firm. 'I‘urn 0‘" °'“a small hole in the center through
j, m platter. 8"“ with a white which the hook of the coat anger may
‘puce in ““011 has been stirred 9‘ cup i be inserted. Flowered muslin or lawn
. 379°“ 99“- Garnish with ”"1”- is a good material for this. It may be
finished off around the edge with a
hem. featherstitcbed In ll color to har-
llllonlle with the design of the mate
rial, and the small hole In the center!
button-holed about with the stunt
colored thread. Or if one wanted to
make such protections particularly
dainty. she might edge them around
with a narrow lace. '
These protectors take up but little
100m and really do protect the blouses
that they cover very well. indeed.
They should not. however. be made
of very coarse material. through which
idust may sift. Also, they rhould be'
nice Gems. i‘slightly weighted dt the corners if '
{A pint of buttermilk or sour milk, one is to get the best results from
ill. egg, a teaspoonful of soda. a lit- their use Large beads make good
‘bbkugar If desired, half a teaspoomul “I‘m” a“ well “5 pleasing deco“
Pi salt. Mix three-quarters cup of tions.
heat flour with one and one-half Not only does the housekeeper like
In” 0‘ cooked rice and heat into the these for her own home, but she finds
‘ milk and egg. The mixture should that they make dainty and mast ac-
. be the consistency of graham gems. . ceptable gifts for or friends. A set oi
, Drop into the baked gem ‘ pans and perhaps three. decorated according to
[take about fifteen minutes. _the color scheme of a room, would
- ; make a pretty. thoughtful and decide'h
ly useful gift.
ll Helpful Hints
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Blouses will wrinkle when packedl
way in bureau drawers, or boxes, no
matter how carefully
so many a woman prefers to keep hers ,
on coat hangers in wardrobe or closet.
This is an excellent scheme but, as
dust hi i a way of sifting into closets
and wardrobes. even if one is careful
to keep the doors clo'sed. they need.
some other protector in order to keep
fresh A simple protector may be
made of a square yard of muslin, with
Delicious Conserve.
Hake a heavy syrup by boiling for five
fiflinutes two cupful's of sugar and one
mini of water. Pare and core four
fiellclous apples. cut into eights and
drop into the boiling syrup. Cover
And boil for 20 'or 30 minutes, being
careful that the syrup does not cara-
pellse. Separate an orange into car-
pets. add to the boiling apples, and
”book for 10 to 15 minutes. The con-
‘igorve should be a clear. amber-colored.
~.lxture. Pour into glasses and store
be some as jelly.
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; Rice and Indian Bread.
Beat two 9““ "e" ”5”" and one am
job. We are at war.
. pnllk. one cup flour. onehalf cup cook 5
14¢ rice, one “”900“ baking 9mm” (of acts, not mere words. it's war.
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For afternoon dresses, etamlne is.
shown: often one sees the smart com-l
blnation of navy blue over lirighl AUTO FATALITV IN GREENWICH.
green silk Straight one-piece dream-ls
are made of linen, and one" of batlstc. Olsen, 35, of Stamford. died of injuries i
,0 give it a dainty crfsplnesg The Iin- received early today by a fall from an‘
en is used for the lower part of the automobile driven by Eben lirown oil
Fashion Poinlsf; , ,-
What Materials to Use.
This season the materials used 2'
arranged" the clothes for Palm Beach are many,
‘and varied, in spite of the fact that,
manufacturers
wool. There is no restriction on can.
ton, linen or silk. so there is still a!
great variety in these charming sum-l
mery fabrics The silhouette In thesel
clothes for southern wear is straight?
and boxvlike rather than tight, and the
colors, particularly in the Ilomespuni
and broadcloth sports suits, of which
one sees so many, are bright, with.
plain and rather dark
Vogue.
Many suits are lined with navy blue;
and black. One particularly new and
unusual mode Is the two-color coat
lining, navy blue is often used to linej
the coat, and a wide band of bright '
red is used across the middle. The ef-]
feet is very lovely and decidedly an 1’
usual.
There has been an undoubted re-,
turn of miles, both printed and plain; i ' '
they are used in simple frocks fort
morning wear.
crepe de chine, foulard, chiifon, or',
Georgette crepe are used for afternoon
dresses.
and one-piece dresses and it Is often
lined with dark silk, with touches of]: ““10"" WW“ SWIM" "'"“"‘""'
the darker material
panels and over tunics. The material;
known as silk gingham is used forl frnge, but Mrs. Ward \"litr- histause
blouses and frocks and is shown most- “h" l" ‘1 lawyer 9"“ "WM“. 0' "'0
ly in checqa of a color and white. I
. ' . white Indian corn frock, and the organdlc forms the Sound Beach. Olsen was seated on all ' '
, $13,111::e‘3pc‘22ld boiled rice, two? ""3 0”" WAR NOW. blouse. irobe spread over the rear gasolene: compleXIon LOt'on! ‘
' "”900” baking ”Wile": 039M" (By Henry Russell Wray 01 The --€.T“““m l“ “tied for IOIH'oats and one-flank of the machine which was a one; Use FIeSh Lemons
cup more milk. beat hard. Bake In. ‘ Vigilantes). piece dresses, and the denllnerg ghy'seat roadster... In the lioston Past
phallow pan in hot oven. ‘Ihat it will bl' worn all summer Last road the machine struck rough ice and and Strain JUICE
> — ' Do the work that is offered you, even , 3"” gingham proved to be a smart OIM'I'I was shaken off. He died while
I m“ Butter Cakes. . If you think you are fixed for a bigger-find “MIME satisfactory fabric for being taken to the hospital. Awaiting. *‘ ‘
, One teaspoonful of salt, one cup,
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BILLION! FOR DEFENSE.
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo
will Oder for subscription every two
weeks betl'een now and the opening
gle Woman Voter
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in Whole of Texas
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n! tit all the banks of the country do
‘their share. and it is contemplated
ithat they will, three billion dollars of
Ithe certificates will be taken by than
jbetween now and the flotation oi the
inert Liberty Loan.
i The raising of five hundred million
Idollars every two weeks seems a tre-
imendous task, yet in relation to the
:banking resources of the United States
lit mms easy of accomplishment.
i The resources of the National banks
iof the Uniwd States on November 20
[last were more than eighteen and a
{half billion dollars and the resources
lof state banks and trust companies on
:June 20. 1917, were practically twenty-
one billion.
; The resources of both have in-
,creaaed since the dates named when
are Hooverizing on
linings, says ‘
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gthreo billion eawcted by the Secretary
zoi the next Liberty Loan Treasury Cor-f
;tificatea of Indebtedness in amounts of“
iflve hundred million dollars or more;
,thei latest reports weer made. The'
"I dayDeYJrécfiéal
.7fome rem/taking
voérronr
Lemma Specially for no newspaper
”Pictorial Review
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“0" perforation
front of stay.
Sew the collar to neck edge, nit-
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the applied front, turn the upper and -
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:of the Treasury is less than 10 per
.cent of the banking resources of the:
rNatiou. ,l
, The banking power of the world lnl
.1890 was estimated at fifteen and al
gllsli billion dollars; the banking power}
,oi the United States is now. two and
la half times as great as the banking
'power of the world as late as that
year.
{ ”on .under the d‘rmmn or 31.,” “M, l The United States Is Just beginning‘
. vie Chapman (um M prmmpm, {to demonstrate its unexampled power!
'l‘exns does not believe in \I"lm In suf- and might. It is called upon to defend
the liberty of the world, to preserve!
civilisation and humanity It is an-f
swering in a way to demonstrate that ’
White crepe meteor”, M25 "OWENS! WARD
No other'womnii In Tevu, the Int:-
3 est state in the Union and one of the
White serge Its used in suits most populous. can vote, except Mrs.
liomensc Ward. declares tin- National
showing under
state bar. All such it mend-lu- she I»
permitted to vote for cell Iin judges. |
p . it is equal to the task In courage in.
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i genius, in men and in money.
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sir-Charles: Try a Sentinel Want as. l
GREENWICIL' March
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.mot-nlnl: and afternoon frocks, and It 'nn Inquiry by Coroner phflan . Brown: Any grocer will sell you two fresh
Loyalty in thees days should consist I, Blinl'arvd at Palm Beach
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in all fbo‘ provided it bond of 84.000. Olsen wasl lemons and your drug store WI" lull"
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tpllnses of its trim little'checkg andlmaater mechanic in the plant of the' 91" you “I”! ”"90 ounces of orchard
F17 In “'93- - . The only place for a “croaker” now . stripes. This season, it promises to American Synthetic (‘olor Companyli White. Put these in a bottle and shake;
-—————-—- - .or tomorrow, is his ground hog holog, be just as smart. and already there are' and Brown is night '“ermendent‘ well, Here you have a whole quarter
2.1m 'Nobody wants to see or hear him in; Some decidedly quaint gingham frocks‘ there, The borough court hearing wasi pint of the most wonderful lemon lo-
. . ‘the open, now or afetr the war. ;to be soon, made on the newer lines or. listed for Wednesday. ,' “on at about the cost one must pay'
Gét the “amt Of } Show consideration for other work- ,the season. .for a small Jar of the ordinary cold
Qers, so as to make it easier for them to:
",do their hit for our war.
I We are fighting for the lives of our;
Drinking Hot WW.
Before Breakfast
Iaya we can't look or fool right
wlth the system full .
of poisons.
it's war to the finish.
Millions» of folks bathe internally
now instead of loading their system
"with drugs. "What's an inside bath?"
you say., Well, It is guarpnteed to per.
form miracles If you could believe the
hot water enthusiasts.
There are vast numbers of men and
onion who, immediately upon arising
over there are fighting side by side.
known by Germans.
and bare knuckles they may compre-
hend.
‘ ARKANSAd WINS BOUNDARY LINE
DISPUTE.
hot water with a teaspooniul of lime
atone phosphate in it. This is a Very
excellent health measure. It Is
tended to tltnsh the stomach, liver,
kidneys and the thirty feet of inter.
tines of thep reviews day's waste, sour
bile and lndlgestible material left ovc
r in the body which if not eliminated
W’ABHINGTON. March 4. Arkansas
won proceedings to determine the
boundary line between that state and
Tennessee.
every day, become food for the mil-
lions o_t.bacteria which infest the bow .. ._-_.--_ .__
min, the quick result Is poisons and for MR. FIEFIFTEEN
”Jars which are then absorbed into the
, . .. causing headache.
bilious at»
ks. foul breath, bad taste. colds.
”brunch, trouble, kidney misery. sleep-
. shells, lmpure blood and all sorts of
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eople who 'feel good one day and i
vi: the nesting, he simply can
get feeling rightlare urged to ob-
a quarter pound .of limestone phos-
at the drug store. This will cost
. little but is suillclent to make
. one a real crank on the subject
Internal sanitation.
not as soap and hot water act on
skin, cleansing. sweetening and
. .. ao' limestone phosphate
but water act on the stomaok,‘liv-
kidneys and bowehs. it Is vastly
W to bathe on the inside
III. while the bowel pores so.
on the outside. because the skin
do not absorb impurities, Into
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- “c9 and decency_ n is time the magk-int‘anlan who was drowned when the Tt‘leilraph Company from a committee; 3099 fl'elh for months. Every woman
ed German barbarians were thorough.lnntnl mg Cherokee was sunk in .‘ representing telephone operators In knows that lemon Julse is used to
lyllicked, and then branded forever. gale Inst uTesday, took place "step'nineteen
' , day morning with a solemn mass by, Maine and New Hampshire, was ext? freckles, sallowness and tan, and In
Every courtesy should be shown tolrequlem in St. John’s Nepomuch stolpected at a meeting today betwoen'. the ideal skin softener, smothener e"
the woman conductor. She to filling; vuk~church. There was a very large af-I "19 00mmltit‘e and company officials: beautiiler.
lher position better probably than real tendance. A detachment of naval rte-9.7“? "9““ 01 a “trike VOW a“ “noifl'l m“ b’ day. ””5 “9°"! from!"
'could, and perhaps the one she has re- serves acted as guard oi honor and, at . “an." reported, was 2.100 to 65.
leased. and the one you have gemI the grave, fired a military salute andl, The operators demand an increase effects of the weather and prevents
[sounded taps.
Soft words and soft gloves are not _
Damning truth '
CHEROKEE VICTIM BURIED.
The funeral of Frank Wargo,
TELEPHONE ULTIMATUM sx. imml l
PECTED Care should be taken to strain the.
”0310* March 5.—An ultimatum Juice through a fine cloth, so no lem-
a to the New England Telephone and. on W" 3e“ In, then this lotion will
cities .0: Massachusetts.' bleach and remove such blemishes as
a no“.
lotion protects the skin from the evil
,ln wages equal to thc scale paid
in roughness, redness. chafing and smart-
Boston, where the maximum is 315 n ‘ ing.. Atnigbt It works in the pores
week. Two conferences with offlcersflhlle you sleep. and is intended to:
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. $9."? “:fi‘fighuméi‘rgng‘g —— skin. It works marvelously on rough
' 1-. - Luna.- v.3} m. an druggill: a good adv. mobs“ In the bow rod hash. Iris ll aao lor your-‘Park, lll., the Eastern High School of
5'31». an} ll‘lltU-‘i inf ['hilaflf'l M “m '
by chronic or more "ant and lung
tropism! which often decrease cm
and l‘eendca life itself. try
ECKMAN’S ALTERATNE
This in ‘l f‘sleinn preparation
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In the Supreme Court today. in effect.‘ ' 7/1 ‘I ”' "“"M‘m'c “m "1“" "‘°‘"°
limelik-li'iefifteenflwants to do his very best for his country!
To [.‘,E I\
mosrdrm-l Lies IS SFENT ,
CmsllsG‘rRaws - I CH8
.1 ' MIN m THE Moguwsnno I.
SHRSE‘EM 007 AT NIGHT ', \
“I BET I’M Tit}: BEST LIL' TRAIN-\v
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in the morning, drink a glass of real i
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g'oi the company and the State Board ; bring - freshness and peach-like beau-
Eol Conciliation and ‘3rbitration yes 5 I! that wins envy and admiration.
Iterday brought no results. Word was Just try It! Make “I? a quarter Pill!
OR ‘RUN DOWN
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i hood of Electrical Workers, would ar- neck, arms and'hsnds.
trlve today to take charge of the shun-3 helps to whiten. soften. freshen, and
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foratloua. Arrange on front matcb- '
ing the single large ”0" and double
small "00" perforations; stitch at
Inch from folded edges on right side,
and finish left side for closing.
Next, take the sleeve and close
seam, also the seam of wrist cull.
Face cuff and sew to lower edge of
sleeve, notches even; bring small "a"
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1 pretty little dress of cotton voile,
5 capable of development in two dia-
fincf styles. If is trimmed with bat-
aona and whine stitching.
In the height of fashion Is this lit-
tle dress of cotton voile trimmed
with machine stitching. It has an ap-
plied front. closing to the left side of
center-front. with square, neck and
collar pointed In front. Deep calls an-
fsli th. one-piece sleeves. The skirt
is in one piece. gathered at the top
and attached to the waist under a
straight belt. In medium also the
' model requires 3% yards ”doth
material. . , .
A complete knowledge of the con-
atructton guide is the first roauiai
because it shows one every detail
putting the dress together. Close tho
under-arm and shoulder seams as
notched, then turn hem In front at
notch; large “0" perforations Indi-
rate center-front. Gather lower edge
fronts and center-backs even: bring
small "0" perforation at upper edge
of stay to under-arm seam. Largo
perforation in cut! to seam of sleeve.
Sew sleeve in armhole as notched
with small ”a" perforation in sleeve
at shoulder seam casing in any in]- -
neas between 'notches.
sleeve toward you when basting I
in armhole.
Then slash the skirt to the left of
Hold the -
center-front along the double small '
“co" perforations and finish for
closing. Close back scam. Form
plalt creasing on line of slot
perforations lap to small "0" per
foratlons and press. Gather upper
edge of skin between-“'1" perfora-
tions. Turn born at lover edge on
small "0" perforations. Large "0"
perforations Indicate front of pocket:
adjust skirt stitching upper edge over
upper row of gathers In waist, centen-
tronta and center backs even, bring
small "0" perforation to under-am
seam, and bring the inner edges of
pocket to the single large“'0" perfor
ation in stay.
close at side-front. The applied front '
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of waist between “T" perforations Arrange the belt around the waist f
and 1% Inch above. Adjust stay us. with upper edge at single small "0" t
I demeath the gathers with center- perforatlou near center-back and 5
may be omitted. if dcslred, and Ill. .
alcoves made elbow length.
Timeout Review Dress No. 1501. Sizes, 6 to 17 ,2... 1'5?ch3: 20 cent- 1
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LIBERTY LOAN ESSAY CONTEST- nient School of Kentucky.
The National Committee of Patriotic
The essays were limited to
600 ,
Societies during the Second Liberty words and every school competing was
’Loan campaign instituted a prize essay required to have a. campaign for the
contest on the subject. “There Should sr-tlc of Liberty Bonds. The total sale
Be 3 Liberty Bond in Every Home." ‘of bonds resulting from these cam—
hl'ore than three thousand essays might;
went into the millions.
The
were submitted and the first prize. a Gilman country School of Maryland
Fifty Dollar Liberty Loan Bond, was 19.1 the list, purchasing $50,000 worth
awarded to Morris Wolf. of thc Busi-
ness High School, Washington. D. C.
Other contestant schools making high
of bonds.
The Xational Committee of Patrioric
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’"ocieties which has it: litadquartcrs
in order 0‘ excellence were the Dun- in Washington, will hold a similar con-
Ibar High School of Washington, the lost
areccived that G. M, Rugniazet, vlcelof this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion Jollet, lll., High School, the Mc- campaign and hopes to have every high
:president of the International Brother-land massage it daily into the face.{l{luley Manual Training School of, school in the United States competing.
It naturally Washington, the Gilman School, Ron
Norihwsctem '
land Park, Md., the
during the Third Liberty Loan
Thrift and general prosperity ,g‘
ibrlng out the roses and beauty of any Military Academy. Wisconsin. thchnnd In hand—buy Thrift Stamps.
lDeerileld High School of Highlandg
~Sentinel Wort Ads Sure to Pay.
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