4
P Iii. not
of Feed tailing.
saving store
W is not
as a business proposition.
it, to populr taste.
of the luncheons.
27, the day
is consisting of:
Corn Bread.
cornmeal
poons baking powder
.' boost salt
plat milk
“' espoon cooking oil
rye meal
poons soda
...,. “u .
sour milk
.mo‘issses
momma
That Teaches Women the Fun
been es-
‘ ,dt St. hoist! the Women's
committedoa‘i'ood ‘Conserva-
y . , thick Ira. George Geilhorn is
' " Wheth .it is the only
own, but oer,
there should-he others like ‘t.
W “Bored its practi-
mtful little oofnbination 0
thick room and store did t
the purpose of making
, of competing with other bus-l
~ . but good business has’
upon'it. Seemingly th
ation ides appeals to pop-
,‘ .. ity. popular ideals, and. as
Wish I could stay to lunch.”
' . day they opened their store the
a committee announced that
:ouid sell soy beans, cornmeal,
l , a. sorghum, corn syrups and
and that no sugar or animal fat
lie used at any time in the prep
. following,
, lowed 140 persons a thirty-five
baking powder and salt with
mix milk, oil’ and beaten
, her, stir into the meal and
. for 2 minutes, pour into a
f pan, bake about 30 minutes in
. sift dry ingredients. . Gom-
molasses and milk and add to
ingredients. neat thoroughly
‘ 8% hours in well oiled. cov-
' Remove the covers and
bread long enough to dry the
. cup of raisins may be
'Foshion gainful!
Helpful Hints"
About Spring pennotd.
The latest news from Paris says
that the crowns of the spring hats will
be much lower. that the poke type is
to be much featured, and that flowers
and feathers will be much used. The
Easter bonnet will beta most deceiving
thing. At first glance, it appears on
trimmed . . . and then you dis-
cover a tiny bunch of flowers here or
a wing there, until you come to the
conclusion that it is a much-trimmed
affair! The colors. too, will he gay
{and s-pringlike. There is not the don
: ning of straw hate this year that there
usually is. though of course there are
many to be seen. These warm days
'are bfinging them out overnight, like
Imushrooms.
- Tunic Skirts.
i There is nothing more
,. the outskirts. “it'll sure be' may be longer on one side than on
. I bread in“ out 0‘ meiihe other; or it may be as you please,
Just so it is there in some form or
0f Figured Foulaid. with a Panel
Vestee.
with entirely, and
the top with just enough fullness t
ferred.
Figured Silks and Batiste.
i
,‘
i
important
taste! anything as good as it' in“ “N ""“c on a dress. It may be
gold 0, hwy-y reporter mp} 03‘ and Slrflisht or short and full; it
other. That is unless it be done away
the absolutely
straight skirt pleated or gathered of
.make it comfortable to walk in is pre-
The vogue for figured materials is
very great. and the American mate-
rials are very lovely, lye this year we
may expect to see strange flowers,
Clean White Feathers.
White feathers of any kind, especial.
ly white plumes, can be cleaned at
home to look like new at a very small
cost. . .
Take one quart of gasoline and Ive
cents worth of plaster of pull and mix
together to the consistency of whipped
cream.
Dip the feathers in this mixture sev-
eral times and squeeze and pat them
for a few minutes. Then hang up do
the open air to dry thoroughly and up:
til all the gasolene has evaporated. Re-
member never to use gasolene in a
room with a light or fire, it is very es-
piosive. Be careful not to handle
feathers until thoroughly dry.
Then shake well (but not too ban!)
and results will be a beautiful fluffy
feather. Furs may be cleaned in this
way. both white and light gray, with
peril-ct l'ctiuill.‘
/
Gas Mantle Tip.
Old gas mantles could never be
thrown away. Collect the powder'
carefully and keep in a small box.
it is unsurpassed for cleaning gold.
silver and aluminum. if occasionally
rubbed on the nickel of the stove it
keeps it wonderfully bright. it is al-
so Useful for whitening the teeth.
A gold ring which had been touched6
with mercury was instantly restored"
to its propercolor by being rubbed
' with this useful powder.
..
COW ELEPHANT TUBKS BEST.
The tusks of cow elephants have
best found adapted to the making
of billiard balls. The tusks of the to
male is not so curved as that of the!
male, and the fine nerve passage is
so clearly seen.
tau cm nu liii
Dillillff, in Hill
tun coin till
Save Your Hair! Make ltjhlck. Wavy,
Glossy and Beautiful at Once
Try as‘ you.will, after an applica-
tion of Danderlne, you can not find a
single trace of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most will be after a
few weeks' use, when you see new
hair. fine and downy at first—yer—
bnt really new hair—growing all over
the scalp.
0
birds and other unusual designs on them“
simplest of spring costumes. There is' ference how dull faded brittle and
I I
A little Dauderine lmmealstely dou-
the beauty of.your hair. No dif-
So skimp the sugar in your cake. and!
Dr Hoover's going to get you if you
Elifli. '
unite itt
. m'sssftheClisfe-
usually a touch‘ of plain material to
relieve the monotony' of 'too much de-
sign; it often takes the place of any
other trimming though embroidery
may be used very effectively. Braid
ing, too. is very chic for. spring.
The little Empire dress illust ed
here is most attractive. - Note e
panel vest—one of the newest feat-
ures of the mode; also there is no col-
lar to distract one from the absolute
ly plain lines of the frock! ‘
South street, that part of it that
crosses a ditch, has caved in, accord-
ing to a complaint made to the police,
who referred the matter to the street
department. '
'the beauty and shimmer of true hair
. less treatment.
scraggy. just moisten a cloth.with
Dsuderine land carefully draw it
through your hair; taking one small
strand at a time. The effect is im-
mediate and amazing—your hair will
be light, fluffy and wary, and hare an
appearance of abundnce; an incomparo
able lustre, softness and lbsuriance.
health.
‘Get a small bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store ortoi-
let counter. and prove that your hair
is as pretty and soft as any—that it
has been neglected 0 injured by care-
A small trial bottle
will double the beauty of your hair.-
Adv.
HOOVER'B GOIN' 0 GET YOU.
The darned old Hoover pledge has
come to our house to stay:
To frown our breakfast bacon down, and women in the grand ballroom of
one of the big New York hotels saw
it cans our morning waffles, and our the German as he really is through '
and take our steak away:
sausage. too. it seems. It
And dilutes on the aucculence of corn] Major Murphy hrrived here recent-
‘ten months. and he is going back
again. He came to make a report to
and spuds and beans.
leave the butter out, .
AM
veiPure ((Zhewingcum'
~ BLACK
6
s; l,
no
GERMAN A8 HE REALLY IS..
One thousand seven hundred men
he eyes of Major Gra-yson M. if. Mur-
flame
wear in the spring. There dire ntony
materials in which it would be alp-
lish with fancy or fonorod blouses.
1
98m“!
,(grronr
mmwmsm .
\
flymm
A New so. "For
A lfyiish tunic skirt for minors
t
Don't
Watch . ’
Out! -
Oh. gone are the good old days of he
cakes thickly spread:
And ' meatless,
days are reigning in their stead;
And gone the days of fat rib roasts i
and twoluch T-bone steaks.
I
i
‘i
i
And tighten up your belt a notch and:
don't forget to grin.
And if, sometimes, your whole soul!
wide, ‘ .
And biscuits drenched with honey, and
chicken. butter fried. /
Remember then that Kaiser. Bill is
short on sauer krsut,
‘Or Hoover’s goin’ to get you if you
J Watch
I
Lingerie waists are promised for
spring. ' ”
Small vanity cases aremsde of rib-
bon.
if not Hills is:
wheniiess, hopeless Eat Less Meat If Kidneys Feel Like
White the bowels, get sluggish and clog-
: dsr disorders.
i
Don't . l
Out! Luke flow and then to keep their too.
—-Lsramie Republican. ineys clean, thus avoiding serious com- ‘vmd hold on Austria, on 'l'ur ,
fl
Sills Wit lilliliiis
Lead or Bladder [others
Mast folks forget that the kidneys,
ter before breakfast for ,. few dare
and your kidneys will then act flue.
This famous salts is made from thefon the basis of the states quo onto.
that nothing e
wardrobe of the/well-dresseil women
and the models/ planned for develop-
ment in fashionable spring fabrics
are most attractive.
tunic skirt is pictured today.
is s twopiece model. gathered at
,the top. the back gore laid in plaits
to form a panel and the front gore
having a panel that hangs free. At
the sides is gathered a tunic. Med-
ium also requires 5% yards 3' or
4
ed, the skirt may be made up in site
over lace or bordered materials most
The separate. skirt fills a place
can fill in the
An attractive
if
5.9 yards “inch material. if desir-
‘ 'efract’ical
Drew Ila/0'11
up 1,5 inch seam at lower edge of stay
and graduate seam into nothing at
upper edge. Adios: stay to position
underneath skirt with upper edges,
center-fronts and center-backs even,
bring the
right of center-bark) to the double
"oo"- perforation near center-back of
stay; stitch gathers to position.
at side edge on small "0" perfora.
fronts and upper edges even. Then,
take the turtle and earn hem at side
and
forstlons. For short tunic. refer to
cutting directions:
under 3% inches for Item.
upper edge between "'1" perforations
and adjust on skirt, with upper edge
of tunic between the double small
”oo" perforations tn stay.
large
front of tunic.
upper edge of belt about
\
-
. s
’1 '1
Spring Fabrics. ‘ i
In Joining the gores in the
begin-
ning, the left side seam must he of:
free above the lower large "0" per- 1.
(oration is back gore and finish for s 1
placket. Form pisit in back gore}
-cressing on line of slot perforations, _.
bring folded edge to corresponding.
line of small “0" perforations and i
press. Gather skirt at upper edge
between “T” perforations. I
Nest, take up darts in stay, creas- -
ill on small “0" perforations. Take i
piait in back gore (to tho
Take the front panel and turn hem
ions. Adjust on skirt with center-
'lower edges on small “o" per-
turn lower edlle
(lather
Line of
"0" perforations indicates
Arrange belt around the waist with
’5 inch
above the top of skin and close at
left side.
If desired pockets may be added to
the tunic and trimmed with buttons
on the basis of today's conditions or]'
And doughnuts plump and golden 5'" “d hm?“ :3 "all?“ occasions“! electivelf- or braid. fl
brown, th kl d th t in th I e so we ave ckac e and dull mls— . 24 to “ mug. waist. Price.
mm ° " " , ° ° cry in the kidney region. sev‘ere head. mgr” 3"” 3“" -N°' 75“ B“ ” 7 a |
And when, it comes to pie and cake. “he" rheumatic twinges, torpid “vi ‘ U ‘ -
. just learn m cut it out . er. acid stomach. sleepiessness and all ’ -—
. ' rts of bladder disorders l
0 '° '
r H5531!“ goin to get you‘ll you .You simply m ‘1.“ to” M? kidneys Henry P. Davison, chairman of thel Q
Watch .’ active and clean, and the moment you lied Cross '” board. _ OPEN NOSTBILS! END
Out' feel an ache or pain in the kidney ENJOY llnrphy said in ”'1' . l A COLD-OB CATABBH
' mm , region. get about four ounces of Jed " "‘3: :‘ktygt" “wing.” ll 1' a“ m
' . ' Salts from any good drug store here, moment “ “9 9 ' "' ' M
So spread your buckwheat sparingly take . tablespoonful in ‘ 81”..“ wa- Germany is enthely victorious in thisi and Noe an Staled
and peel your taters thin: m, that any peace that is made 10118!
Count fifty' Your cold in head or
acid of grapes and lemon juice, com-{would be practically I complete V“ catarrh disappears. Your cloggetl
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate‘
them to normal activity. lt also non-1
tralises the acids in the urine so fti
no longer irritates, thus endi/ng blad-
Jsd Salts is harmless; inexpensive:
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-;
water drink which everybody should‘
lplicstlons. . i
"A well known local druggist says he,
‘ ‘-sells lots of Jsd ssits to folks who Ito-hum mm“
ilfeve in overcoming kidney trouble;
while it is only troubles—Adv; !
a
i
[vast supplies of materials, and vast
idea. Germany has lost nothing in!
this war except blood. she has fought
her war on the territory of others. She
as drawn from the territory of others
sums of money. She has fitween for-
ty and fifty million people working for
her for practically no wage-~really as
slaves. She has ‘estabiiohed her
'and on Bulgaria, and she'has at her
”m“ ’°' mnm‘“ “5" “dismal with lithia. and is harmless army for Germany sad for the Gemnmostrtts will open, the air passages of
your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No more snuiflinS.
hawking. mucous discharge, dryness '
or headache; no struggling for breath
at night. .
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your dntggist and apply a
little of this fragrant, antiseptic
cream in your nostrils. It pentrntee
tin-cull every air passage of the head.
soothing and healing the swollen or
inflamed mucous membrane, givmir
feet murdered Serbia and unions
~8eatlael Want Ads are Winners.
you instant relief. Head colds and
stuffed~up and miserable. Relief is»
sure-Adv. "
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timid
Him]
Norwalk Chronicler