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”mm" mm“ ”‘9 w” "m “ “9“” American 'Gas Masks Worn i
or‘
itiou of rosebuds set in a wreath, part- ‘
ily overlapping the top rulie.
Blouses, which also will be lergely
worn. are often of silk masquerading
as gingham merely because of the pat--
tern but escapes criticism under‘the‘
name of silk ginghams. They are no
smarter than the cotton ginghams,‘
however. but haVe the udvaniul;P 0'1
not having to go constantly to thui
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Fruurisss ios Cream. Accessories Count.
Enough ice cream for a small family A sock, a helmet and a sweater.
can be made without ‘ freezer. U“ even if they are hiddin in the bag. are
two pails instead, one large and theme accompanying paraphernalia to a
other small, with a tightly fitting lid. in," a bag 0-,. a parasol, all 0‘ which
The small pail contains the mixture’ must match.
by Soldiers of Pershing
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M‘Slliiiiiii" Helpful Hints
. 00s. Dish Victory Mania.
4 meals will please the whole
They will please mother he-
thoy are easy to prepare, they
fleasobrother because they “till
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'laundry, as they do not seem to soil as?
. ” the will please sister because
not take so long to do the din?-
wlll please father because
go lightly on the pocket book.
they will please the U. 3. Food Ad
on because tho'ey are food
atlon meals.
Potted Hominy and Beef.
y is excellent to use as part of
, , . dinner, if you have a tire in
alove so that you can cook it for
time. or if you use a fireiesl
Heat 11,9 quarts of water to
,(- add lteaspoonofsalt and:
“of hominy which has been soaked
‘ .i. t. Cook in a double boiler for
to be frozen and is placed in the lug, Th I
I ese bags and hats which mated e~ .
aaily The short bolero an o ‘
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er own and packed around with flnel) ‘ are in“ om. o, the new fads “a g“. i {m ‘ j -k . d l u
chopped ice and plenty of salt 1 ' n u a“ are accountable ‘0' ”’e'
- |cies in acessories which the woman smart a d p .
Place a folded towel over the lid of - " n tailored looking blouse-o, b‘“:
o 'who takes pains with these little dew-I. would b . . |
the small pail and with the right hand' .. i ‘ 9 “0““ ‘0 ”We! ”*8! with
tails will be able to obtain this sea-”um dail b _ .
turn the ball back and forward while' » - : y etoming more 30""9 “1»
\sun or if she be so inclined may make outlin th i
the left hand firmly holds in place the . e e MW“ "0“” ”0‘ mm)“
.fur herself. Quite the sauciest of th 1 lead .
larger pail. , e f . though in adding so many 1
these matching up sets is a frilly trio, littl f -b i -
Afer a few minutes of vigorous work 9 u' e 0" which "9 usually “9'
which consists of a hat of the garden plied in it till
the mixture will begin to freeze then . ' 8 manner “1 ”rd" ‘0 1‘“
' variety, is very frilly sunshade and a 1in them 1
Ft place lid and continue turning as be- ~ , ”e V“-
quatnt little has. all of Delft blue As i l .
fore. This should be. done several - . , i 0 “e suit, “y woman with “‘
checked gingham, which lit the most tra' , . i
times until the ice cream is from unexpected part 0, all A pm“. saved ‘9 ° youthfulnesg "”1 b“ “"3" l"
' ‘ ’ adopt one of the short ones which have!
through. ' -,
d' "o ”W, say. Md ‘ "W ‘Jlon line. but older women. aiul‘
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;is two cents earne
Add more sell and ice when neces- , . .
t sounds well, even if it cannot be
an”: When mum“; kw” the ice. Vlhllhl who int-line to that bugbear of:
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Becoming and Very Eilcctivc.
Then, take the sleeve and- gatlur .
lower edge between “T” perfora-
tions. Sew sleeveband to loot:
edge as notched, close ream 29
notched. Face cuff and sew to sleeve-
band, notches even with small "o”
rforation in ca! at scan of sleeve-
and. Sew sleeve in armhole of outer-
waist as notched with small ”0" per-
foration at shoulder seam casing in
any fulaess between notches. Hold
sleeve toward you when basting it
is armhole.
Arrange outer-waist on underbody,
with center-fronts, center-backs and
underarm seams eves; tack under the
cream covered until it is ready to be
served. A hole may be punched in ”it
bears or in the tireless cooker
This makers cups. This
,lnaybolnermd and enough larger pail to allow the water to
in dilerent ways for several ”“99- -
Hominy is excdlent combined -—-'
dried. canned or fresh fish. or Skirt Manners.
and vegetable left-overs may b. A very useful gift for a woman
friend is a pair of shirt bangers. Each
hanger is made of huckaback braid. ii
inches long and 1 3-4 inches wide. The
braid is folded in halves so as to form
a loop. in which a large safety pin is
fastened. The ends m' sewed to a
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» Winona tat
; tablespoons flour
sla- milk
potatoes
caps carrots
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‘workrd out fifliifilflclomy W "'9 aver-.339 a little excess of weight will do
our scram. Mter a critical inth’“ ‘ Well to avoid them For just ihe right‘
of thew gingham “Ml" “-100” very type of girl or woman they are cx-’
llllll‘h 85 U in“! wound b? I KOOd pluc. ‘renux'y j‘un‘y and for lhl‘ woman1
‘to start in and earn ”ll" ”'0 centl. , who lit not of the right type come mod .
:N" in“ ”W “‘"u demanded for u""“els with longer and less trying lln9t.
was 80 WI’Y ""1“": hi“ it “09““ "5 ".The longer models have nut been?
litmus: be 3 saving to lwcur Until“: shown to any great extent as yet, forE This is the type of gas mask worn
wen l ("I 00!“ a most “ muc novelties in line and treatment are at by “""n‘l I’m-"hing“ "w" in France,
and requires frequent laundering. ". s the kind one contin out i hi
the firs ti ' - . - » g 0 ” "00""
This is certainly going to be a son . i . ‘ of re "”0"" showin,‘ bad When they were assailed by burnt-
“ when fem ‘- revel in "mun“ ”MNHWNCI‘ are more fidaplflblwing German cits shells. Many of the
d . ' are usually shown later. ginen under attack were unable to ad-
an other femlnine induisencrl. Psi" just the masks In time to same them-l
ticularly if she is possessed of clever - r selves. As it result five died and muny|
a”;
run» oh ”but
wrg IVA‘ (,~..
boxrplait
in back and at lower edges.
Now, take the shirt and close
in
”1”“ ”:31“? 'Z‘tsmfi’f: "h": '“" fingers and a bit of imagination. for_WELFAR£ or FEDERAL EMPLOY.
:0: croc e ma 8 ‘V s as 9 cot- many women will be seen in all white. E8 in VIMHINGTON
' ‘and will do end for variations in cos ' .
Tie hangers together with “ piece tume and (Er color upon these ad-' liASlilNGTON, 0' C" March 9' 1918;
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of silk finished cotton, to which attach iuncts to ”N, usually simple “mm"! 9 9” Government 15 “0‘ 0“ i
a pretty card. On this card write:
one cooked bominy
teaspoon salt
iron the fat, nu- in the sour. add
on“ milk and mix well. Cook on.
more were severely injured.
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SUFFRAGISTS ANNOUNCE GIFT 0?.
$2,000. 1
' At a recent meeting of the executive
l)‘ giving 0‘0” attention to the matter board of the Connecticut Woman Sui-i
seams'aa notched, leaving the edge ~
of the left side seam free shove sin-
One of the most eflectivo of the gle largo “Q” perforation in front
new one-piece costumes, trimmed gore and finish for a placket. Fermi
with satin and braid. Serge or satin piaits (in boxrplait effect) creasingl
lines of slot perforations, bring
center-bash to
hay be used for its development. on it
folded edges nearest
-. it thickens. Cut the potatoes and 1 For thnse who do their hit and do
‘ ‘ "I ll"- irwper housing of its new a l' .
~ in rice, mix all the materials At h°m° or “"0“, it by way of knitting and wearing l .lmge .tssotiuiion held Ill "1“ “0“" “fl ' ' '
, , . . , Th newest st in in one- loco rn i folded.
a an“ dab and bake for one hour, , “9 re friends without fail. glnghama, which I“ almout too easy a 23‘::lf::o‘:):'thl::x::in'lob:t t'he gpn' Mr" "PM" Townsend in “‘6" Haven. dross; sre embodied in this dfsign 21:? ,1“‘,,‘::;:g,,;’,,;“;;§,. “on'
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. “09M"?! Pia. i if pinned to a shirt away of doing it and should really mt considered in ”PM” 219:": ”s 3‘0")an Katharine lmdlngion. presidrntl with plsited shirt and Inuit-fitted “Quorum"; W5." pm“, 3m; tit.
tables in . And hung on a nail be k I do: ' 4 r a of the organization announced the gin In“. A satin collar finishes the single large “0 perforations at up:
’00]! t , ‘ , t The braid ('an be embroidered m ll on [“0 cont atlon. are shown. .VCI' Wit. ‘M. 01 um 19m ”80'.“ M. It "I announced that Hr‘l ; llf‘f'k and “I! Idjullfllfllh ll III I‘ll" pep edge of “km togethep Ind larfii
dill“ ti - 1.1x" any'pretty way the most attractive checked glaghsm ’u no u” mm to Wuhlngton for Whitncy “lake of \' w H v 1 h"i plire effect. In medium size the dress forming a loop. Close back scan
9“ row not or loft-over meat ' blouse 3““ ”‘3” '“d ”"5 which 6° 0" war work are hundreds even thou. . ' P a on “a” 9 requires 5% yards .M-inch material Gather upper edge of side gore lie-i
”fill“ ,i D Y ”N'- ll 1 ‘do not match the blouses. ’l‘he hats a ad I 1 f “h" donor of ”'0' The name ‘1 With % 3","! 274'“ satin and 1/5 “'9” “T" - perforating. 5‘13“"
loans tomato 1 . 1.. 0 cu Know Your Pant y and b“ H “r m d r th td . a a. o mien l'0lll oml- for the on Swan,” Brandegee and McLean ”rd ”in“ lining for "I. “a", “in on out" waist with “PP" edgni
. _ ' i This matter of war food cannot II- S 9 a 9 ‘3 e ”‘03 e'tfirist time in their lives. They are n“. my"... donor was not made public ‘body. over upper row of gathers in out":
fimmsalt ..-. gways b? worked out it”! the same in “Bill?“ methiials “illicit it]: all the strangers in a strange land. and it 1,. by m“ lJlilanlOn This money will - The underbody shonldlbc made fronl: pndnslon: the line‘of sintglo,
toga pepper . . way rotii bit? it organt e an crepe o _ ' , ‘ . first which is a ver sin e matter. sun ‘0 pe ovations in on or-
_ .t‘lf‘ry family. That is why the U. 8. 4m" m I” wondered at that "my be 1’“ “50d ‘0 ill" 0'8““"5 "“0 ”l" 5"“ Their take the vision p and fold back. Bring loop to small “o" Per-2
""“V "“d ilbre. come homesick and magnify the trou‘
Quilted satin and silk also play n.1,.“ that thev are. bound ‘0 meet dur-
lurge part as novelties in acessorlc‘. ing the period of adjustment to new
.shc is trying one new dish every day and "“ "wwmfly “mam" ”“3 M conditions. The department heads re~
for her family. Another one “a” that black satin could be mode. to be worn allze that a good clerk must be a con
inn: is a conservative family and so “'"h “ ”W“ “""l “W 'h'ch "“3“ tented one. and many other: have- no
. and seasoning, after the onion she has pragtically glvpn up trying to “"1 be “We 50 We“ done at home and pointed welfare workers whose busi-
‘_wned and heated through. Oil n"’ln‘v'r'oduce them to new things. In- could be purchased first. The satin "9" it ‘5 ‘0 take an “nol’tmfill’t‘ iri-
w. dish, put in a layer of th'th' stead, she has fallen back on four or could be quilted "d "‘9“ embroidered “if?" in ”'9 Will” 0‘ "‘9 employee.
add the meat and gravy, and my.1 Ave standard desserts such M m." in wool in colors which would hat‘- and to try to help them with their dif-
ixe with whatever touch of colo' ficultleit, Experimentn'hlong this lino
i l-‘ood administration menus are intend-
ed only as suggestions. ~
For example, one woman writes that
felt the fat. add the sliced onion,
4i! raw meat is used, add it and
Intllthe red color disappears.
ill the‘ potato dotted with fat." pudding, chocolate blunc mango, bread mon
half an hour. ipudding, custard, prime Whip; ”mm, the but might show. if the hat is of have had such good results that the)
.. ‘ hard head of cabbage, cut ' or four main dinner dishes plain cook- plain black satin the touch of color number of offices which employ weld
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. ,l the outside leaves, then soak “1' ed vegetables. ctc., all of which are no i could be. added in "“3 form 0‘ small fare workers ‘5 increasing.
water to dislodge any insects that ' cording to food administration mm. 3 silk flowers, which can be obtained in Since the war pecan about 25,000
the shops. jomployes have been added to the civil
in Washington, D. C. The
to carry on the new political organise
tion work which is rapidly being
brought to completion throughout the
state. ' a ‘1'.
Reports given by county chairmen;
at this meeting showed that thr- rim-1|
political leaders are beginning wont?
vigorously and that every bit of pres,
sure possible is being brought to heart
on Senators ilrendegee and )icLeait'
for their favorable vote on the amend
merit when it comes before the Senate.
Mrs. Marlon Nichol Rawson, acting
chairman of Fairlieid county reported
that at a recent county meeting it was
voted that suiiragists would begin a
foration near underarm scan of om-
rr - front and bring the right,
front edge of waist to the back fold,
of box-plait in front gore (on left?
side) drawing gathers to fit, fini-h':
the left front of waist with a stay.
Arrange the belt around the waist"
with center of belt over upper row.
of gathers, center-hacks and front
edges even. To make the plantar!
and strap, first fold the strap through
the center and join the edges; adjust
center on large ”0"
perforations. Adjust on underbody,
matching single small "0” and don-
‘ble small “on" perforations. Stitch
along the shoulder and side edges,
leaving vesteo free below doublo
. small “ oo' ’ perforations.
Now. take the outer waist and form
plalts in back. creasing on slot per-
forations. Bring folded edge near-
est renter-buck to the center and
bring remaining folds to correspond-
through the
lug small "0” perforations and on plastron and lack matching tho
press. Close under-arm and shoulder single small “0” perforations. Fin-
loans as notched. Gather lower iah the edges of plastron and adjust
on waist with center-fronts even;
lack the upper side edge to indicat-
ing small “0" perforation in front
and the back edge to the small “0"
perforations near under-arm scan
of outervbaclt and belt.
edge of front bctmen “T" perfora-
tions and 25!. inches above. Center-
front indicated by large “0" per-
forations.
Face the collar and new to neck
"n “‘9 leaves. Drain and put] ciples but still nothing new or slat‘l-
Organdie is going to be used (or service
ates. (‘ivil Seerce Commis-
fds'water. th ~ .. . . .
on dry leave be ’ing to make that) worry about t 0389: notches and center-backs even.
new drive to bring pressure to bear on.
the folds of a cloth being care-1 it is made of."
' than; and dresses, consequently it will United St
‘vbc and is being adopted, as is every slon, whose duty it is to recruit thiiI
to destroy the shape of the? You are the doctor. Study your fam-
Carefully scoop out the center: ily. Decide whether they will take the
‘ head, renewing this portion for? new things better as one i-tery two or.
or salad, ill! the cabbage with a} three days or as continuous applica-I
of chopped chicken and beef tlous.
. -« meat pounded to a pulp, sea-
with salt, pepper, parsley, nut-
chtipped green pepper and bound
the yolks of two eggs. Put the
‘ cabbage in a baking dish covet
‘p boiling water and bake in the
anti cabbage is done. Serve out
~uhaped pieces.
'mutrriai posible. to the manufacture branch of the service, estimates that
of parasols and bags. Colored organ this calendar vear will add another
dies are charming for this purpose, 20,000. Steuographera are being at)“
ics which show pointed in great numbers. There is
{bits of embroidery and Open wont also need for clerks, both men and WG
{done by hand. imen, who are trained
The more befrilled the better is ap- cinl or technical lines.
parentIy the watchword of the maker mechanical draftsmen. and workmen
of an odd little parasol, which was of in trades connected with ship bulld-
°1d blue organdie, covered with ruf- "‘3' The “‘9
ties of scalloped white organdie cut service commission at the post
circular and slightly gathered, The in all cities are prepared to furnish
but showed a similar arrangement 3‘ definite information and up
and blue ribbon, with a rose-ibmnkg'
fund so are the organil
To Wash Finary.
One of the best methods of wash-
lug silk blouses and delicate muslin
is to make a‘warm, soapy lather with.
best white soap, put the blouse requir-
ed to wash into the soapy water, let
it soak for five or ten minutes, then
Squeeze it very gently, but do not ring i
it, as it is liable to tear. and do not 'rulfies
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II CARRIERS SELL THRIFT
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in certain spei
i raftsmen, leader of Stratiord, is ma‘kin a blauv _
”hp d 8 ed (a prospective women voters wit.-
the two at nutors and that in every
town in the county five different men
would he found who Wullld send let-
ters or telegrams to Brandegee and
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Pictorial Review Costume "No. 7444.
Sizes, 16 to 20 years. Price, 20 cents.
McLean every day until the matter
came to a vote. I
Mrs. Richard Howell, recently made
‘ ket canvass of the 6,000 voters of that
' town with the expectation of obtaining
resentatives of the civil ‘ the signatures of 4.000 voters to a pc-
ofllces, titlon asking the senators of the state plan the executive board of the asso-
lto vote fa’forably on the amendment
plication, By this means Mrs. Howell hopes ”worker into the field to establish such
show that there is at least one town in courses in towns allover the state.
which the majority of the voters desire
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courses on Citizenship in which ques‘
tions of national and municipal gov-
ernment wil be discussed and explain-
wags-zit
Will Make Your
Stomach Smile at
Nervous indigestion
ioutlined by this. Charles G. oMrris of
”New Haven. in accordance with this
~ ciation hopes to put a_citizen'.-'hip
in Tablet Form Only.
At All Durable, 50c.
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' Hearts 9ND HOME? FOR tour.
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the carriers and also among
once unions. The suggest
also been made that the car-
nsel for the distribution of
In the districts which [they
Ivmwhere the mall men are
in a manner which Is
Wy'to'taomstroe ‘
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, «anuraatv rams.
wail youwlook on me as a
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gas are load on the call»
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‘7‘...” .. rub soap on the blouse: rinse in .bud or two in natural tints The bag: '
SWORD, March 8.—Connectl- plenty‘of cold water, hang it up and {bad rows of ruffles concealing the bot-5 “m“ and 39‘9““ 9:09:33! 80' iii: entranchisement of women. A good adv. WI best in the wt
letter carriers, both city and ru- iron damp. [tom of the bag. and ribbon and blue hand in hand—buy Ilult ‘ mps.‘ - pk"! for "39‘ testablishment “lm- I
- rendering valuable pervice . . ._ ..~- ”m— —--—~. -- __ -W ., .- . tn” . _,_,_3!‘_ _ - if?“ " . “____ ~________ __ ___
s in sales 1 ‘ - - ' .
marinas 081:1,"333 :33; E m WAD Mr. Wad’s leading man gets a “raise”!
information received constant- . i . - W “'N“ I ‘5 Pass it: ‘HATVO
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all ollce of the state director of IT'S NO USE , I HF»,D f5 "9-" your moon fear to ALL Till K \ '— I
, vings from all sections of this ’IMPU/ catty MT EA~.Mu$:c ‘ { 19.5 rfiOulE‘S'FugycéL 71:51: \ VIN! NOTHING Bo‘r\ . kgfitzférgumgé
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, :3 cu 'Wt‘m Tm; .Paorooonao ,3" “3 °.. “7“- ”‘5' WW I to“ T “-7 7°. . JuST smabmé'"
have been organized PICTURE LN?" You \ MUSIC i momma For! Sobswrrnoo map or— MUS“. 1/ g “an,“ flag.
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