yer-eariytoitandoook
Wlwater may beadded.
adddoursndyeastdissoivedin
. “the water, (like wins).
’ ‘uflle until it doubles its
“opium. let'risesssin.
“minutes. “
, l ---w- ‘
Use a Mr Variety of
We in sued Making?
finals are bought tote with
leer; why not use to per cent.
. they contain just as much nour-
- per pound as wheat and. be-
“ are whole cereals, are n
all the body regulating silb-
'have been removed.
arlety in the diet is pleasing
in. United States Food Adminis-
’isashinsyou tousezoto so
substitutes for wheat flour in
bread "as a patriotic wheat
more.
OatmeaLBisad.
, cup oatmeal (Quaker oats)
boiling water '
’ w , molasus
.. . salt
white sour
' ' ‘ water and molasses with
"it ‘ . Cool‘till lohowsrin. no
and yeast. dissolved in a little
water, Add white flour and let
millet". Knead and let rise
" pan until the else is doubled.
,in, a moderate oven for .50 min-
; This makes 'two haw
1
.ii
at
flew to lave Wheel.
of victory broad may be made
w by (:using 30 per cent
"with 10 per cent. wheat ilour;
words, tor every 7 cups of
musedcups oi cereal. This
furnishes enough gluten to
results. Quick breads
, more wheat and should
least once a‘ihw.
)I‘H
i
”Slimline“
teed than white dour trons
.s. .———. .“w-~<.i.—‘~-~ .-._.
/ . , _ , v...o—w.—.
' Eésiloorolno
- ,_ . . . “do. Her m, Idem.
7““ U“ “4 “W W'M. °“; "i'hsre tact: very noticeable thing
WWI-lion'- .‘lnhnsttso-odesolthsyear.snsthst
Atthlstimsoithensl‘llllumt'is the way the Eton jacket is beipg
shops is Paris il'ols sates oi household MW "Suits, serge dresses, wais-
n 2 personal lieu. 1.»! classes at is. oogtuipea and even lingerie trucks
French women take excellent care of have this youthful little sachet. or the
"it" ill-o end is every mill omviri
modern contort. the liotn is some stunning dreu i saw the other deli
thins 1;» wonder over. in the coasting)" oi hiss some. that maintaini-
the sunny snot» war it is host imt lends-thin to ouyfvlts solicit
livery present woman possesses stores Ito. wore’o’v‘er a white satin
.oi sleet-ts. slid middle-class wines oiblouse. nepoohsts on the skirt
‘lnrac or small means are sum to havo‘ were-lined with the satin. They were
., is a double boiler. if verylehisets full of all kinds oi i.o'irelcld:mmm_ merely slits, but the m
tour times as much expendable all it has doatingjenels. front and back.
dill ii' l'o'lr or‘su ago.
hsdwhomodidodsnsmetroos
ls restrain want it was. hetero thn'school-
war a young msrried couple of modest
means always’ began bouiekoeunsl
”with it pairs of best sheets and a no
on pairs at interior quality. quantities
of pillow slips, embroidered and hem.
stitched, and deserts of dinner napkins
arranged with ribbons oi the,bride's
favorite color, table cloths, towels.
bathrobes ant kitchen towels were
bought by the six dosens. '
Now everything is no expensive that
a bride is iortui’inte little has three ,
pairs of sheets. tour or live dozen! '
towels and bath towels. and a Few
table cloths, with two rdosen napkins.
lnweil -to-do houses the lisheduta-
tile, Wh doiliés. il foo-nut: si'ghtfiih :,
fiddle-clash? houses a ”flatly colored "
cloth,»~end in quite humbfi homey-tile
oil-cloth cover. ._ y
The piles, di’ fancy teeclotlhl are
much reduced, although the skill with
which French women do embroiderles
end 'liée still allows the bride a good
collection. ' ~ ' ' , " .
. The new linens tor household wor'h
show it great deal more lace trimming
than has been seen for sometimes. and '
the favored lace seems tobe illet. ' ‘ ‘ ‘
Handsome towels oi linen damask T " s
have strips of diet above the hem and Tile Eton Suit oi Opens Material»!
cetisre cutts she hits, gig} 1:
There are many ett'ractlve’jffis in
i
.'
elect clone. which amounts to the;
controllable. have"! null"!!! sasistllingia the long run. Oar
i
' sh'ssovsil truer "
'3
above the diet a delicate hand—em;
hroidered pattern. Even it the war is
raging, the bride still has her dainty
way of showing the love at things feib‘
i
veriteossisclssess.
whim
“thrusts-tents. .
j “Woodhull“!-
Theroereleaer—aslssaliy median
noielssbeutthlslitttssstt. liadsol
hesrrlsiahsilkleaweederfeltoas
oiOhiaueNuethevestsadooliar
"90"?!“ pique. The Elegant
More
wants
i
absolutely plain. and very youthtal in
its attentions. ' ‘
W “x
‘ new KiND or .x 4 reason
‘asswlrlhdor "‘iorttie tester
nest to bathe slat-hotter parents to
'bsytilis year. it is a 'nlritt MD-
The Connecticut War esvinss Cour
itteellas decides nervous-tr to
lilies. .st thistime than who have: peep or white was most fetching Ql‘buy this new use oi meter present wssvfbeing operated without s license.
“”3“? m “m "in “MW”- fl-r occur-o. the hotel was lined with the tor their children and instill in their air. wheeler said that his investigav
i""" “'03 I" mm about three os.setin. too. The one illustrated judo, minds thehooessity or adding to the lion convinced blm that bread we)
nest on. through saving pennies and
, gathered at the waistline. Note the buying thrift stamps as one of the cohtormity with the wheat substitute
in most hop». now the flock of up, odd way the braid is put on. indeed, ways they can aid is winnild “I! V“- roflllstiou. which compels bakers to
an is kept down to the "decorum". there is s great deal or braid being 'Not only will the children; to m use at [test l per cent wheat substi-
ptdni. ml many are g'iit'tg wifqoni‘ ”‘1“! year. Another dress 1 saw in this way," the state committee and“ totes. Kulser has alieen warned res
when possible..:-'l)e people on whom had quaint insets oi black satin in theI goals. "but the «style M M them peatedly. Mr. Wheeler asserted. the
[baptist oi linen tails hlavlm no the: bills sergetwsiet. with Hercules braidl in savings their pennies will have its last occasion be," m. Saturday when
newly married. so old tradition tin-trove! over Mn the way the chlioroo;oileot soon more mature milgdi- “"1" 'he weatold to comply with the regu-
sm lnew strips ot colored paper at sumo: may also in mi u 3"” ls‘tionii or his place would be closed.
’ Station to take the place 0' 9“! “'1
(cord, thus combining the patriot-
ioiwlth the religious spirit of the day."
L .
4‘4.
idOfl' . elomrlceur .
‘or sew lli vases
Beginning this evening. the feast oi
the Passover will be especially sig-
nificant to the Jews‘of the world this
y'; r because of the delivery of Jeru-
saislniromthe'l'srk. 'l‘heteastoom-
memorateil the deliverance of the Jews
tron: bondag'e in husband in its rib
lists are prayers that’ireedom may si-
weys be the lot oi lsraei. — '
ror Orthodox Jews; the issstlasts
eight mawhiiesahereilt's oi tile‘re-
formed'brenoh unit silo seven have
The orthodos'obaervethe first two and
the last two days Is full holidays. On
these days there will be no special
service. . '
The period is known as the ieslivel
'ot-ullleavened bread. because no food-
stuifs that contain ferment or acids
may be eaten.‘ At the Seder feast.
which begins the celebration. there
will be wine to sisniiY’dladneas. bitter
ilterbs its a reminders! the woes of
islavery and,nutslsnd‘ fruits to'symbol-
make the collar and-cull set which rise the sweetness °f freedom.
adds su‘dh a 'touob— to 7the ,WO.‘
One of the big stores here is featuring
widefssiior collars and; deep cells
i'r'l'be feast oi" the Passover .is the
principal event of the Jewish religious
calender. it ‘ combines both surety
sleeves and pointsduide tastes WI
claim it indeed a model of lets. it it]
. ”-
Uelieseesd "mid its. claim ossy
crew to me what Mm”.
“launching sir-rm
ciosplytbe warning issued to all beh-
ugw..-“ - -a—u l
l
«(errant
un-a-
tiosi'lr’ heels torwerded to Weill-
m gasped of an investigation
erstihg without either "a literal or
'stete license. _
! While the iortnal grounds on which
the bahery was closed are because it
i
[ b
i
being' hsked there which was not in
..._.—-. .——- . .—-—~ a“~—_
, The bakery supplies hundreds or
'famlllos in Falrfleld. its weekly con-
sumption‘ioi tour is said to average
as high as sixty barrels.
I ' There is.-no' indication that similar
motion will be necessary here against
other bakng concerns. Mr. Wheeler
late! the belief that those who were
ivlotating the orders of the administm -
75“ ,
lion have stopped the practice and are v 4"“ we developed me it sort-
now living up to the law in spirit. flit .m xéz'euzughwg:
' ' tar as the decorative features. .
Among th ,. new
fashiiuls are the (rocks that combine
a somi-ltted. bask-dosing basque
--_- .T ._ .....-.s. ...
.LONGEVITY 0F CUSTOMS.’ .
The longevity oi custom is curious-
.ly illustrated in the case of lard For
ester. the ilfth baron. whose death is
announced. King Hal took an ancestor
of Lord Forester so deeply intonvor
as to grant him into loam his hat
iii the “predates." r‘i'hesight became
an heirloom. allots-one or the trines
of etiquette to be remembered on cc
casion by'omoials oi the court.’ e
Mar .svf’rac‘tica'l
floméyDrerJflal’in
“whom—p... -_
en.thatthe regulations either“. ., ‘ ‘ '.
Wmflthuvefllpto,n_i MM“ film
waseoinoo-itoodnda‘inio ‘ ~ . .
m’.misriisyorderedtsonnmy‘ or; '1de
J'oseph Killer of W. closed in-” - ?
WW3 arteriesisgw _ Trim, 5 MY “1.
with e tunic shirt. Is the design,
pictured here, which is carried out .n l'
serge, the basque is finished in high- '
necked elect. the skirt having a pan- -
el treat and gathered side tunic.
There are,iuserted pockets in the--
and Jointdre oi tissue and »
shirt is concealed under a narrow‘
sash oi self-material. Indium sine .
requires 4% yard: 54-inch material.
A close survey of the cutting guide .
will shew that the material is toldedf
in two diluent ways for the proper i
cutting of the dress. The tunis. hack '
gore, front. sash and piecing, placed ‘.
end to end, determine the » or i
the ill-st section of the fabric and all '3
efthephounmedesesptthetanie.
are laid along the lengthwise toidu
'l‘lie tunic has the large “0" porters- i
lions resting on a lengthwise thread. ,
Opposite the back gore of the shirt:
arethsbaehofthewaist,thesleeve.i'
collar and pockets, with large “0"!
periorations on e lengthwise thread
of, serge. . ,
The piece of material remaining is
now folded over until there is room f
i
i
i
_ to accommodate the front gore of the !
shirt. The pattern is laid along the ’
lengthwise fold. The narrower fold-b
over will be sullloient for the panel ‘=
trout, also told with triple "'l'l'l‘"
perforations along the lengthwise;
(old. If the shirt or tunic be desired .
shorter than illustrdidd. cut oil the”
pattern the desired length before ‘-"
placing es the material. .
The model lends itself to still nooi
titer term of development—with open}
mil saga 0:11: oi contrasting mate-i
.‘ a correspond with the
collar and tonic without pockets. '
-ii
Fonsters were originally oi We ills
.street. and had charge of the wrekiil
forest—Londoo Chronicle. -
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.NEW YORK. March “LE—An extra
Ordinary demand for leqty Rondo.
particularly the Second Fours. “flail
Woe or one-hallo! one percent.“
to. 1-2. Eel .tbe strikingM testnri'
of today’s early dealings on the Stock
Exchange; Transaction tn,ihese bonds,
$5,000,000 par value.
The ladslryipfr'ebebly resulted!
publication over night or detailscon
in“ thetrst halt hOlu' approximated 7
‘wiih'ihngo biaclt’spots on'thoni here
and there. The spots are-the sise'oi
silver dollars or larger. and as you can
'i'escloths- show a illet edge
if: a line at hemstltchlng an inch
e. and a diet square in one corner
easily understand. there are not more
thsn'two orthree to the collar. Dbl)-
ble collars ot dainty medic with
their matching citiisare the insluiig of
the simple walking drels or suit. Seine
ot'the dainty vests and vestees are in«
teresti'ng. tor they ‘plsiniy show'their
oriental influence: Belts and girdles
“with hand‘embroiderey trailing about,
i l ; .' I .
. luereating- card. table cover is of
,e fineng.with-atllet border and liet
res at' each corner, showing the
. Symbols—heart. dismoudfi'cl'ab
__ u ' g Z'worhed-delica'te'iyln-
" "is diet'mesh. . r "
, Lovelyf'd'l'ess'er’v'sets
have ilict~trlm ,
ming ‘in‘b'utt‘ertly patterns.~ sedito
match these there are guest room
' twels'trilfimdfiwith ilr'ohntlnflyil‘ldt.
‘ So the women who do'not heve‘io
en‘rntheir daily bread-end the young
girls who are being married areeonl-
of .vwork them-
absolutely plain ones being of grow
.graln ribbonst at- beveh ditches wide.
belts ere an integral part'oi the
sports costume. matching the hat and
paresol in color and design. Sasha:
belied'to do this_klnd too,_ at twotolled ribbon do’ much “to
selves. ‘
dress up the ,i'riily sunlmery‘ dress of‘
land solemnlty. but because attire he-
tors oi the times one the militia at
many roost tables there will be.th
chairs'to signify the absence ornam-
bers’ci the family lathe nation's serr-
ioe whatever oi gsyety there will be
this year will be tinged With sadness.
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—-—-—.~
2'
wusncmmouos’ com: no».
i; in the great diamond holds or South
Atrlce the stones are found in what
will be much-featured'thls year. some are lulled Wool.” ,Iroml or 0w
“Wile,“ I . sort of reek. soy.
leret‘ sored in datedt smile topped
running' down goo . ‘linlllofl depths
with a matching buckle. otten'thesemm in. some. this rock, rich in
iron is disintegrated by exposure to
the-.weaTtllier’and assumes a yellowish
Onion .9 preciousLselntsrtmdi, r,
extract jtrom the irishlo'roclnflj' -
—-8entinel who so; in Winners.
fur:
MSh’eSoon Got M
' HerSts'eslgtll -
Med wtththe' "rorthconiing third
Liberty Loan Bankers evidently were
snrprlsedat stile , relatively small
amenity of the new issue. as well as
the interest rateuit having been con.
ildently predicted that the new issue
would be put out on a 4 1-2 per cent.I
basis. Certain other features of the.
new loan, including its non:convertihie,‘
clause. also were regarded as Galena:
ti'elly advantageous to cats
sues. » ‘ .
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"confidence. _, lnediciency.; oven. isn't
‘ss spills provideidlsast‘er. My'pai
tlopee is sninllwith those who claim
that’success, merely depends on n
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'[tsities oiled—enrolls“ o.
ling is; :1;
. man‘s-Wm in himseiL-v Estrella.
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WASHlNGTON, Mei-ch 26,—4A sea-
plane accident at Pensacola, Fle., 'ro-
suiting in the death of in Mich-
sel Joseph Delhenty. Nava‘lleserves.
of Boston. was reported.todsy to the
Navy Department. ,
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TWWen. and Strong '
'i' ' them. roiey Kidney Pills wilt'_ .
do gr other-tenant! women—q oh;
i wliat they have'done for 1
“Wm, i got 8M down with
"its” 7 0.1"; it a hot?
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fend roast do]! of the‘hiad-
der. and whenever 1 stop dootori-g
rew worse. I tried oiey Kidney
ester‘taltint the!!! awhile
my.b tier anti.) became so tar and
gull" stronger in back than 1's: " "
banter-evenly andsinoe - ,f ..
' tin we I've stay well and
Ano‘retwrlayofthetm " . - .’.
Kidney
to. use'. 0k!
feet'an improvement .
allowisi
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clots and noble
,ltldrieys a bled-
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fill; tYW will d
fit“ outfit they act on kid
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