Coatec of Blue Taffeta. ...
There are garden hats of this ma-
- terial. big floppy spams with ltws of
white organdie .in the front: there-are
partition; of parcels, too. with insets of
organdie. in fact all the despised ma-
Ie‘rials of our childhood have advanced
their states into "it? vanguard of
new , in
For the Summer Girl.
Speaking of capes. the one il-
lustrated here is one of the most at-
tractive. It is of Belgian blue taffeta.
lined with peach colhr. and seems the
fitting companion for the stroll on the
beach or the board walk. The belt. ol’
which only a glimpse can be caught
from the back, behaves itself in a
manner more common to belts in the
from, and thus turns the wrap itself
to thoughts of being a coat. Perhaps
Watee is a better name for it anyway,
for it is neither a coat nor a cape.
‘ Conspicuous Black.
. There are more black gowns in evi-
‘alence than for some seasons past, but
rarely is there the “least sombreness
about them. for glittering Jet. touches
;, pf brilliant color discreetly veiled, and “
u. s. not
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Wheatleas. Meatless Meals.
By this time everyone knows the
'wheat substitutes pretty thoroughly.
But we must now relearn‘the meat
substitutes: , _
Milk. eggs. cheese, nuts, peas, beans
and fish. ,
- Breakfast. ’. ‘-
Fresh Strawberries
Oatmeal with milk or cream
Cottage Cheese Sausage
Dinner.
Mashed Potatoes
Peas
Broiled Fish
Lettuce
Corn Bread
Lemon Gelatine, Barley Flour Cookies
Supper. ~
Omelet Potato Cakes
Wlieatless WM" Fruit Sfltd
Oatmeal Brown ml? (9- '
Cottage Cheese 3.9 . "-
1 tablespoon finely chopped onion
2 tablespoons savory fat
1-3 teaspoon soda '
i-i’cu'p coarsly chopped peanut
meats
ye teaspoon powdered sage
‘5, teaspoon thyme
1 tablespoon milk
1 cup cottage cheese
% cup cold cooked rice
is cup wheatless bread crumbs
1 teaspoon salt . .
1-4 teaspon pepper
i-i cup peanut butter
Cook the onion in the fat until ten-
dcr but not brown. Dissolve the soda
in the milk and work into the cheese.
Mix all other-dry ingredients thorough-
ly with the bread crumbs. Blend pea-
nut butter and onion with thecheese.
and mix with fltem‘the bread crumbs.
Form into ilat cakes, dust wtlh bread
crumbs of cornmeal and. fry a dell-
cate brown in a little fat in a hot fry-
ing pan. ‘
Wheatieaa Bread.
1 cup liquid
4 tablespoons fat
4 tablespons syrup
2 eggs
6 teaspoons baking powder
2 cups barley flour
amnion,
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Helpful Hints,
l.
Clever idea for Cucumbers.
This hardly takes a minute and adds
[much to the attractiveness of sliced
‘cucumber. Pare cucumbers as usual.
j then take a silver fork and run the
1 prongs the length of it, turning until it
marked all around. This will make
groOVes scarcely an eighth of an inch
deep. and when the cucumber is sliced
thin makes a very effective edge.
Keeps Paraffin.
A handy way to keep paraffin, which
can be used many times if kept clean,
is this: ~Remove carefully from top of
.jeilles. wash in lukewarm water and
tdry carefully in a soft towel. Get a
ten cent earthen teapot and put in each
piece when clean and dry.
When wanted. place teapot on range,
let the wax melt and pour it over the
jelly; no danger of spilling it.
Worth Knowing.
To obey the "golden rule" save your
Sunday papers and put them together
carefully then pass them to some
neighbor who for some reason does
not buy the papers. For an invalid
you might mark the most interesting
articles so they'll see them surely.
This kindness costs you nothing but a
little time. but will be appreciated.
Rubber Plants.
To keep rubber plants in line con-
dition once a week wipe each leaf sep»
arately with a cloth dipped in sweet
oil. then pour a tablespoonfui down
among the roots. This adds strength
to each leaf and life to the plant.
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_ Convenient Clout.
Some form of house closet devotedf
to keeping brooms. buckets and all
cleaning utensils is a great conven-'
ience. Place a roll of right angled cup
books at intervals of four inches into
a wooden strip placed about six feet
front the floor.
Then insert a strong screw eye
(such n's used on pictures) into the tip
of the handle of each broom so that if
can be hung easily on the hook. each
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Effect an Astonishing Reduction
in Stout Figures
BACK and FRONT Lacs
Hips. bust and abdomen reduced 1 to 5
inches, you look 10 to 20 pounds lighter.
You are no longer STOUT, you can wear
more fashionable styles; and youget
Satisfaction and Value at most modere
ate price. You never worewmora com-
fortable or “easy feeling” corsets.
LACE BACK REDUSO' STYLES
No.72). Low Bust. Coutll. price . . . . 84.09
No. 7B. lodlum Inst. Coutli. price . . . $4.
No. 711. Short Stout rea.‘ -
Low BuMoutilmrico . . . . 34.”
".1“,de
Nz.738. Low Ilsa!
' U go 3%
leasiy fitting. Unequalled for Comfort,
Without Elastic Gore: i
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Back and Front-Loco a. 0
Slender and Average Figtu'co
give tho‘.‘now-form' ’ the figure vogue
,of the moment. inexpensive, fault~
Wear and shape-mouldingJI. to 33.50
A! Dollar! NWT“ “03.. Ino.. NEW YORK
Glenn
NEW SLEEPING SUIT.
At last theer is something really
‘ Inew shown in the shops in night
We’re no tashamed Of our “filIOTm-lclothes. The one piece sleeping suit
““1 if you're a ”a” friend. Ala now to be purchased in many dif-
MW" say a word against the man mt'ferent materials and at all sorts of
listing: tczitfgi-zlddhonest bodies, and byprices. The Billie Burke 818691118
heroes has been worn, lsuit in the. wash silks and crepe
Since the early dawn of our nation.;de chine has met with so much fay.
when the Stars and Stripes were!” that the manufacturers thought it
born. wise to make up the cheaper garments
in this style as well.
pajamas in muslin may now be bought
in the mandarin style slip-over jacket.
SAGE lEA BiAlllllliS
THE SAILOR.
Uniforms have many patterns. some
are white and sortie are blue,
And the men that choose to wear
them are of many patterns too.
Some are sons of wealthy parents,
some are college graduates.
Some have many manly virtues. some
are reprobatcs. ‘
The two-piece:
; War Gardening Made Sirnple ...a' 4:?
2" Results Certain ”by This Booklet
The National War Garden Com-
mission of Washington. D. 0.. has,
arranged for the distribution in
Connecticut through the Agricult-
ural Dominant of the Fairfield
County association. of its az-pago
illustrated booklet -
WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING
Ind
HOME mason OI" VEGE-
TUILIS.
' This is a complete, authentic
manual of war gardening. step by
Falrfleld County Association,
Newfleld Building, Bridgeport, Conn.
stop. from the first prc aration of
the soil. ulna-min of t garden.
etc. to the fin. harvesting and
storage of the cropa.
Its instructions are complete
enough for the use of adult gard- .
more and simple and explicit .
enough so that any intelligent boy
g: girl may follow them with
mploto success. A five-cont
stamp to cover postage. etc. will
bring the book to any address. Fill
and mail attached coupon.
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STORAGE 0F VEGETABLES, the vomcial publication of the
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LESSONS FOR THE
Home Embrmderer
Filet Crochet in Two Attractive Forms.
Filet crochet is one of the most
practical forms of needlework to an
in the spare momenta which are too
few to allow of work which requires
more concentrated attention. .But
the woman, who always keeps her-
eelf busy can accomplish. a great
center front. .
Medallions of diet can be used in
so many ways that one cannot have A
too many of them. A circular but- A,
tardy motif is illustrated hereon a
silk pincushion though this is only i ’
one of the many attractive method!
in its proper place. i We have many skilled mechanics. men
The floor of such‘o closet should be or letters, and men of brains,
about a foot wide to accommodate Men who bravely serve their country.
‘ at general lightness of style all tend to 1 cup ground FOHGd oats
_ do away with any mournfnl eilect. Add to the liquid the melted fat.
. [the designer embroiders a long tuntel syrup an degg. Combine the liquid
AND DAlilllNS HAIR!
or black tulle with silver and cmtal.i
and slips it over the head to hang in.
loose. straight lines over a foundation
of bright blue satin, topped withlh‘
band of cyclamen pink. 'Anoth‘erl
equally charming frock of black net is?
embroidered in bronze glass bugles.
‘nnd halfway between the waist and.
tulle is introduced.
sills tritium
.. lleutvs llillll
~Stop Eating Meat For a While if Your
. Bladder la Troubling You
. ‘. When your kidneys got sluggish
. . - nelieve your bowels; removing all
file body’s urinous waste, else you
love backaceh. sick headache, dizzy
lpells; your stomach sours, tongue is
heated. and when the weather is bad
u‘bave rheumatic twinges. The
firine is cloudy, full of sediment. chan-
are obliged to seek relief two or
. times duringthe night.
‘ at once or get from your plane]
‘ .t about four ;ounces of ,Jatli
ta: takings sspoonful in, a glass
water 7 J reakfast fora few
. and rum fishers will then act
This famous salts is made from
. firing hum. and hasabeen
, n~ to clean and
" sluggish, kidneys, also to
acidoinlho urine so it
- isxgilfo saver for regular
, ' .. Minna-aim can;
from a pleated band of apple green.
‘ yachts, which term embraces all pleas-
lure craft team driven, according to
{Such craft in use in Connecticut wa-
dtclog you must relieve them, like '
often get sore. water scalds and '
Ether consult a good, reliable phy- '
of grapes and lemon Juice. "
Wailers-12194:.-
and well mixed dry ingredients. "Bake
as a ion! in a moderately hot oven for
one hour or until thoroughly baked.
..
FUEL OIL AND COAL MUST ‘
NOT BE USED BY YACHTS!
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Gasoline Not included in Ban So Con-A
necticut Will Not Be Hard Hit
Fuel oil coal must not be used illi
l
a ruling of the Federal Riel ~ Ad
ministration received at the office of
the State Fuel Administration yester-
day. ’ . 7
This ruling with not affect Conneo
tlcut in large degree inasmuch as gas-
oline is not barred by the order
soline is not barred by the order.
ters nae gasoline. Most of the yachts
using coal and fuel oil have been
commandeered by the government or
been given voluntarily to it.
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WHAT HE FEARED.‘ _
“is yo‘ mule afraid of' automobiles?”
“Yes."
"But he's too old to run."
“But he ain't too old to kick."
‘ OUT
THES
"WE
Cnu'
lithihwotsr arose-lacy. ‘
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tsession and did not see an oncoming
By 605»! ItM 60m:
Pie “Rowm'm‘rasy
LlKE THBT- NOT
waits PM on we
’ FOOD Congrats
scrubvhuckeia. cleaning fluids. atc.,'
and it is handy to have a narrow shelf,
on which may be placed bottles oil
poisons and otlier cleaning prepare?
lions.
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Very proud of a new parasol, four—
year-old Naomi Poss, of San Mateo.
09.1.. who a year and a half ago was
adjudged "the perfect child" in a con-
test, started across the street under
the protecting shade of her.new.po,s-
interurhan electric car. The car struck
the child and killed her instantly.
stomachives-orbloodir
outofordernenewtheir
hosithbytaking. ‘
amount
Pills ‘
Sale macaw
aunt‘s-.7. nm.noc..as:d'
NHERE'THEV MERE.
EMOWES AND
swear; Tans MERE
ru' peso"
I'LL SEE
T WASTE FOOD
slots .'
' a ‘s wueeelosr
‘EEEEEWDENCE esaius-r
own eves e»: ,-
‘Don't Stay Grayl It Darkens So Nat-
urally that Nobody Can Tell
You can turn gray, faded hair beau-
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night if you'll get a so-cent bottle of
"Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Cour
‘pound" at any drug store. Millions of
, lbotties of this old famous Sage Tea
ngrglézgmgfgffiye 31::r'ng' When:Recipe, improved by the addition of
For we have an honored calling, as our_ other ingredients, are sold annuallY.
garments plainly show. says a well-known drugglst here. be-
and are ilonted for their pains.
None are angels. Are some black-
guards? Yes, we have a few of
those.
Who are now about the same as when
they wore civilian clothes.
A square deal is all we ask for. we'll
appreciate it more,
You may be a saint 0r 8 sinner, 110' cause it darkens the hair so natural‘ ,
. 5”? earth are we t° know! Ily and evenly-that no one can tell it
We don’t care about your money, or'h“ been 3'99““.
what "father used to do," A Those whose hair is turning 8?!!!
When you're looking at a sailor, he is‘or becoming faded have . a surprise
looking 5““ ill you, lawaitlng them. because after one or
Who is the one to judge between usutwo applications the gray hair. van-
as we'stand there man to man? ‘ .
Only one, The Great Almighty, name ishes and your looks become luxuri-
'another if you can. 'antly dark and beautiful.
This is the age of youth. Gray-hair-
ed, "unattractive folks aren’t .wanted
i d ith th sailor, with around. so get busy with Wyeth's-
Giiieaiiqezitnizd svtiulinside— $5889 and Sulphur Compound tonight
Test and try to analyze him, criticise and you'll be delighted witlr your
him through and through. L
And you'll very likely find him just as
good a man as you.
Drop your hard and haughty bearing
.and egotistic pride. - ‘ '
ful appearance within a few- days.
This preparation is a toilet requis-
ite and is not intended for the cure.
-—Advert.lse in the Sentinel. Adv.
’dark. handsome hair ’and your youth--
mitigation or prevention of disease.— ’
~deal during these short intervals.
.band- is tied in a bow-knot atttho
No. ion—a Dainty Pincnsld_ on oftsuk and Pilot Crochet. ‘ ‘
.of using. this design.“ Workedwifl
'No. 80 crochet cotton. it is about'six .
inches in~diameter and combine"! 2
with is little embroidery» would think.
a very successfuLburoau scarf or s '- '
lingerie'pillow and'if made, frontal
[heavle thread, the mo‘tlfcould be
used "sorts-in curtains or bed- ‘
spreads .hus making a, complete set l'
rfromgthe, one simple crochet motif.
.-When ' one motif is employodi
throughout the decorative scheme:
'of a room, the result is invariably:
pleasing and imparts [a restful \feei— .
ing that is always desirable.
Pictorial Review Crochet Directions of Boudoir Ca
yoke. 10 cents and a stamped self-addressed envelope.
l
Here are given.two. .chgrming ideas ‘
for Just such work. The boudoir or-
broakfast cap which is of a univer-
sally. becoming. shape. is made: of-
whitevnet and novelty .illet- crochet.
The mesh of the illetis muoh'moro
open than in general use and is on”
tremely attractive. The little mm:
crochet roses are made separately
and sewn into place of the illet and
on‘tho not which forms the crown .
of the cap. A satin ribbon laced
through the center of the crocheted
p and Camisole! -
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Poop wasne
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Norwalk Chronicler