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cold."l‘nsy houses with gas and deer
tric installations. out: in the last
iew years have been piped and wired
to use gas for the kitchen range and
possibly a parlor grate to: only, and
electricity tor light only. in a new
house the cost of piping and wirlna
{all rooms with wall plugs for electric
fans or heater and floor cocks (or gas
gstoves adds so little to the total bill
‘ ithat lshall recommend such install
liaiion hereafter. l have in mind a
i Save ‘ Your Iuckram Hat Framee—‘
. - They Are Well Worth it.
. Potato Pie. ‘ .
"lies-e sum of hot boiled potatoesi Egan" h" "we! "° "9"" ‘9"
net sac-gs hot milk to isolated. Mash
fins. if you had 'a velvet not you’i‘rlit
halite in which they were boiled? “ Ur! to did beneath the “shell
uran- with salt and butter. and mil.”“cmm ”an“ in pretty good dendi
I.” a lick until light. Stir in ’fi cup
Wed-wet, have ready hnr hard
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fit- at in alternate layers with
”as turning top and bottom lay
. . ' “is! with the gravy. t. Brpsh
’._ “the top with milk or egg and
r'ltis dish can be arranged in three
hype with the middle layer made of
.i, "I kid at meat hash bound to-
“Masses (this)
m drippiags
'0 II white pepper
lake Ish. sea fiptato.‘ and beat as
in m ‘ 7 . g cayenne.
def. salt and It to pepper. Mix with
{white same and put into as oiled dish.
Hana. until brown. ' l' -
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myl’ntdissasd potatbes‘in greased
haltihg dish, ' cover with buttered
«his. and bake until crumbs are
" _. brews. 1'1 desired, 1-: cup cheese may
' is added- '
tion. although the Velvet may be my
much ingrained with dust and spotted.
The frame will need some attention.
Perhaps it will need a few bits of wire
to straighten it out and the old wire
will need to be carefully bent into good
shape again.
' The best. why to remake the hat is to
lay out the piece of velvet and iind out
how much taleta, silk or crepe de
chine will be needed to cover the
frame. -
By taking a few little reefs in the
side wiring of the rim, cut it down a
little so to make a smaller that. Per
~haps you will like to turn it up On one
side. if so, experiment with the
em.
The'beat way to proceed with the re
covering is to do just as nearly The pot
eible what was done flihtllqm
velvet. . Thus ‘for iii price o’fe litifa'
silk you will have an entirely new'hal.
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frame before sterling the covering pro _ '
collar to the Orient. _
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l‘loating rumors have been ‘
fluence in dress as accepted by the
Ebod‘
Cultivate-l r/wS'Oi l.
bound with the braidiike ribbons pe'
_' Hats designed with the steepled tip “Verity “ the 'm Winter ."d it.
ediy heard in regard to the magafiqut" to the crown are seen with va-
irieus other shapes. some tasseied at
French and American women. ll.wmlthe center in two Chinese style an
palm Beach. that happy Inmullglothors which merely follow the outline.
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3‘. withegg flame.“ “my" rim of the mire you can make for is only a very minor item. Here»
71.. “sings. yourself a nice little polk shape that ‘7) _‘ toiore. four feet below the surface
i can cold boil I‘ may be nice tor a change. ' ‘ /} (’ lyfo i‘ l (1 ( . . has always been considered the freer
i . ~ 0, " -) 1 l '7 i" 1 fat line. Foundations have
g”, _ you may. by removing the oui- ,1 us II 4
new new LINE
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"The severity of the last winter has
d cost millions, perhaps billions. of dol-
lars and immeasurable euflerins. and
Ihouse i built for a client two years
ago, fitted for gas and electric cur-
rent in every room, at a cost of less
than $100 over the ordinary methods
of plumbing and wiring. The owner
found himself without coal gas early
in December. but with a few gas
and electric heaters he managed to
get through the winter in moderate
comfort and st expenses not much in
advance oi coal at 812 a ton.
"But the added cost of makins
buildings habitable in arctic weather
been laid on that assumption. piper
have been put Just below that depth,
and cesspools and drains have been
put in with no thought that there
could be danger of frost below forty-
eight inches, There have been bun.
dreds of reports of excavations made
the last winter that showed the
ground frozen five feet down and not
a few recorded six feet. Thousands
of water pipes, buried four feet or
more. froze solid. and electrical thaw~
ing was a recognised business for
months. When the spring thaw beasn.
hundreds of concrete steps. cellar;
wing walls, and other sorts of de-
tached concrete structures. built on
“Give It to toe.
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daddy.” )
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you wait a bit for
if you'll have it .
lea—a ground {or isshions where .6 m“willxnbroideries. motiils applied to otnori11?“;1?‘;::ebebdzrth;e;:d'has: ye: the four-foot frost “he theory show- ‘0 W W
“A NAOYV THING CALLED PA. ,. nrw fads are tried out. comes word. backgrounds “h“ from “in“ ”he” Brooklyn engineer yesterday, “mi-d. '3 the “a“ M 1‘: 'v'aioznisrrl'igz
tama- tiisi.0riental costumes hate been ac- “ “nbm‘dm” "‘ mm mm" Th" mm "m 0“ “Poo-acct m
7' . llaybe you've seen that expression
- 1,.fbefore. It is taken Bli- a statement
, shade not long ago by [lord Rhondda.
the British food controller. It gives a
graphic picture of the food shortage.
Is (not as‘ hard dihonfla says:
, ». 3 “fie food.wsnted by mankind does
w hot die .
'“Tbeword 'shortage' is not strong
enough (or the situation, '
‘ “To put the matter bluntly. the
:2 wide world is' up anion a nasty
_‘ thing. familiar to the people of indie.
ceptcd witha wholeheartedncss rnthrr
startling.
Skirts just as they were designed by
ancient costumes for the Munchu po-
tentates have been worn by women at
this resort without even the slightest
change. ' in the unusual colors which
these skirts usually show the effect as
worn by American women must be
something hard to resist staring at.
The wide panels, back and front.
are embroidered with a frame all
copied from old pieces, are frequently
used for afternoon dresses.
AUTO TRUCK WREOKED
ON NEW HAVEN TUINPIKIi
MILFORD. Aprli- 22.4mm“ total
a fence on the New Haven turnpike. fi“
large commercial truck. No. 833686. it
New York number. was abandoned aft-i
er the accident.
of the accident.
The truck is between'
Milford and Allentown hill. West Ha~
son and ileord police knew nothing
ing to the New York Times. “From
time immemcrisl architects. builders
and engineers have contented them-
”given with providing for sore westb-
‘er. .0! course. there have been win-
ters withinxaay‘ memory when the
temperature dropped 1below gero, but
:no one ,now living remembered a be-
vlow-sero season of more than a day.
is subject to the effects of frost is
to be tit/ads safe, it will have to go
down «a foot or two deeper in the
the ground which will add hundreds
of thousands of yards to excavation
work every year, “and add install
many yards to the amount of outside
__a
or. maybe. a day and a night. until
this winter. in this part of tho coun-
ll’y all heating plants in dwellings and
distilled building~ are figured in pro
No Humbug!
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l'. on. every one 3' us to save “:9 ed silk background, in light and a"; sting and heating engineers figured _ bug‘s”? 1”D’:;::;ii:;2”:flz "‘2“; min it. and all other governments of
, . shades of blue, are inset sections of a that below zero temperatures were so For a few c ems you‘w e it no . which the people are masters, “a”;
'm (mm famine. ' " ' h dtt - "'“w'l changes in "' ne '3'“ an redntory aggregation of barba-
- Some folks I" they ”a tired of fine pleating. Contrasting colors are rare and the snaps of such I or! m can get a small bottle-m, lumbing both indoors and t g y n" . .
* r.. .. .. sometimes used to line these panels ' , tion.that it was better to allow occu-l, of the magic drug free-I D - - rinng,
'1...“ about starvation. “d {0“ ' nts to be inconvenienced for an oc- sone recently dilimiil‘eii ,"l have 1'9"“ 0' ‘1“"9 a "3" ”we
‘mn and , “an“. “”19““; Faded orangecoior.yeliowa and blacks DI“ Id than to "0 up in perman- by ' Cincinnati m. . perty owners who” rim and con ' _'_ 4
are much used; also small quantities .. ca 0“! W . Just ask at any drug crate '0“ gave-them trouble, who
tired of “vi" the 'of brilliant emerald green. ent inv'estmcnt the cost of aI vlsntBS: store for. a small bottle are planning to "I” everything a [00" Pain. and Ad.“ l
, tor "mom it must take a great deal of courage meet t can rare emergenc es. m. freezonc. Apply a . ." . _ , .
we to steer a skirt which is described as im“ I numb" 0' “Pail”! vimu “‘8? few drops upon it tender W" "“ “we" m" "m i Caused by W3
of yellow. lined with rose color and It Built Him UP ”I! leere ample before 1'“ winter. proved itching mfigi‘élrgh i ' i
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arctic weather that architects seller . liar to their sex. when often too
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should also be stated that the pleating condition and'had a cough so we hsdlmwe 0 suc “ ' ' ' 00' e y ' f in board of i start the trouble and dizzy spelll.
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