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pathway clear for the procession
in... ...
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' Helpful Hints
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through the crowds. The proceéislol’t
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PAREHMENT SCRBLLS was headed by the Australian Military
i ‘ ' iBand. and the ceremony at the Tri-
ipes g FashionBoints
Pickled Peppe‘is
“l the stems 'out in a round circle,
m a sharp knife and laytbem aside
5 Embroidery Fashionable Again
That beaded trimming is rapidly siV-
ing warr to embroidery seems to be 9.
Facts Worth Knowing.
Experience is a great teacher and
our euorts during the late sugar snort-
E and unicorn of the Zionist commission!
JERUSALEM. Am“ 13 (00,794 The Haham Basbi (Chief Rabbi). 01‘
spon‘dence or The Associated Presslr—J Ma- mo‘m‘m 3" “"311 dais ”ear the
Restoration of the Parchment Scrollsi Trmml'ha'i Arch and delivered an elo-
. fumphul Arch was attended by omcers
. . representing the Military Governor
land by Dr. Weizmann and the members
”93369 latter. Fill the Deniers ago taught us that we [need not do,
.3.» mixture of finely chopped cab-
gruted horseradish, mustard
, tend salt. Wash the peppers hi
‘weter; till tbemf r‘épIaCe the
“tie them with a soft cord to
the. lids to; pack them in stone
and fill up with cold sharp vine-
They will be ready for use in
weeks.
iashion tendency beyond dicoutef'lt is
said that one reason why the metal‘
be head effect became so popular in
Paris and later in America a section or
so ago was because it was possible to
make use of metal filing and scrapings
from munitions work for much of this
trimming.
a For some reason very little metal
. hrimmings is coming into this Country
‘ Cornmuul Rolls , ‘ now, and beads are scarce. Embroidery
l(Zornmca'l, three-Quarters cup; bar- is entirely Within $19 bounds 0‘
it?!" flour, one and a quarter cupfulS: things available. Hence the new areas-
.ang powder? “We! tablespooutuls: es will show embroidery rather than
_ or. two tablespoon‘iu'lsf one egg; milk, beads. .
onethlrd cup: salt. one tenspoonful: ., It has been sold that there is an end;
uncut. one tablespoontul. , to sci-called 0mm: and ecclesiastical
gm togethertbe dry ingredients and embroiderles, that is, bright colors
cut in on fat? Beat the egg and add have been overdone. Most of the
lt‘the milk. Combine the liquid with smart dream showing embroidery will
', the dry ingredients, shape into rolls be worked now in thread of the some
d bake if; a hot oven twelvc'fo m. color or in some simple one-tone con-
. Muminutes. trust.
Here are a. few facts about its sub-
stitutes; »
name amount should be used as of
white. A cupiul of brown sugar has
less actual sweetening power than
white sugar, as there are three cup-
fuls to a pound, but itmaltes up in flu:
vor what It lacks in sweetness.
in using maple sugar the some thing
is true. and the usual rec'ru will be an
‘
the same and only the flavor changing
gotten for the better.
Maple syrup‘ls not so sweet on
sugar and when used to replace it
made for the increase of liquid. Usual-
ly the amount of liquid called for in
l
.‘3 . p ’ Potatojldulfino l'
i Cdthmoal. one cupful; mashed pota-
Mpa. one cupful; salt, one teahpoonful;
dot. melted. two tablespontuls; syrup.
m tablespoonful; baking powder,
lll‘ tooop’oonfule; sweet milk, one
uptul; one egg. Sift together the dry
ingredients. To the pototocs and the
beaten egg. milk. syrup and fat.
Add dry ingredients. Stir well. Bake
into moderately bot oven for 20 min-
ntcu. ' -
Styles in Vellu. Once and a hull egaln as much syrup
The most popular shades in veils must be used. and, to make up for a
are black: tete de negro and dark blue. certain flatness of taster“ ls desirable
Few white veils are seen. Dotted to use an extra amount of hovering.
veils are still the favorite, being 31-: Corn syrup seems to boot its best
most universally becoming, and the with ,frulta and spleen. When used in
newest have the design in scattered cakes and cookies better rosultu are
dots. " ‘ lobtalned-ll'oyrup is substituted tor
Veils are worn in two whys—veryonly halt the sugar. . -.
close to the face or falling loosely} Wombat not forget to allow fol-the
frorn the hot brim. If the first it; the liquid which the syrup guide. it has
more practical the second 1&th more been a common mistake to make on
becoming. A floating veil is more flot-
tcring to face and complexion than one
put on like a mask whose pattern gives
the effect or being tattooed on the "poor" product has been the result.
Skin'- Two tablespoonmla ot syrup to one
Many of the new who have heavy cuplul of sugarlmprovec the texture of
borders and some are embroidered in fundint fudge nnd tarantula, and it
bugle beads.
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, stuffed Prune Salad
‘ (look prunes until Bolt. and remove
l utonwwlthout spoiling the shape or
the fruit. Stuff the prunes will? a fill.
in; mode of cream cheese and chopm
wulnuts: ‘Add cream to make cheese
the right consistency. serve with
cream stressing on lettuce.
quence of adding extra flour to obtain
-|, ~ ibutteracollch.
. Mark Dreu Pluto l . in using molasses no change.
It is annoying not to be able to sew mode so tar as amounts for sweeten-
pleats in straight in tub dresses or to ' ‘
have the laundresa iron the pleats or ,
tub dresses in crooked.
_Pleats are so much worn it. might ho
well to place markers where the pleats
should fall. This precaution obould be
token before the skirt goes into the
laundry. This is easily done ‘bv main?
log a little cross on thé lnsldo of tile.
item in the some color threads as the
dress. Place one at the point of toe
pleat and one where it should fall.
8
Sandwich Filling 7
r cremulng butter until sprend-
consistency mix it with finely
'opped onion and a little horseradish,
Embed on thin slices of victory bread
0 .8, tasty sandwich. ...
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Rice Cakes
To one cuptul cold boiled rice add
. 'cupful flour (either wheat or sub-
etltutr-. Mix well and add enough wa-
‘to molten stiff dough. Form into
cakes ‘and try a delicate brown. Set-Vt;
_ itll butter. sugar or syrup.
like brown sugar. what, it lacks in
sweetness is made up in flavor. but the
same allowance must be made for
liquid as when using syrup—4t should
be halved. '
Loft-OVur cm“
lug. Therefore, oatmeal. homlny and
be added nextulny to the, lreshcooked
Striped Silk Shirt Waist: ‘ cereal. Lott over cereal may be mold-
Purplc and white striped tub’ silk ed cold With fruit, or it may be used in
_. Orange French Dressing
Onobal! teaspoon cult, 1-4 teaspoon
«tritnblcspoonu olive oil. 2 ta-
, poons orange vinegar; mix ingred-
‘ to in order given and’stlr or shake
,orougllly in‘g’gil‘hss jar just before
i113. ’i‘ o' '
low-necked inllored shirts of an llfi- dings and 3136th make gruels I0? I!"
pcdchable smartness. ‘
In the‘ high-necked model a stock out into squares and tried so that a
and a tub critvat and folded cuffs of crisp crust in formed on both olden.
white pique provide the finishing This makes no encellent vegetable or
touch. breakfast dish. Cold homlny or in-
°"°“ BM“ Chm With the low~uecked model broad Irina. may be rolled into balls and filed
‘Wlpe:ch0135. put in baking pan, and
or ten filn‘ilfiEB ln . bot oven,
lug once." Ilemove‘ "to platter ‘nnd
’ with salt. "'
cuffs are worn. ,added to soup made into croquettes,
' : used in n .scslloped‘dlsb, or it may be
mixed with minced meat and egg and
tried like an omelet. “"
Blue And White Vollo Smart.
Dark blue voile dressed sli0wlng an
ail-over scroll pattern in white. the ‘ ‘
voile dropped over a white ,touttda-l= , To Remove ”sou“ Places
tlon troclt, or over the ordinarylwhlte; The re 18 no better way‘of’re'movlng
camisole and .pottlcoat, seem to be soiled place from rugsxtltun with am-
much in favor as the warm doya“np-:m°nia' and if it fades the color, rub
proach.- 'wlth chloroform.
. These blue and white frpck‘s are cool
and.,-s_mart for theistreet.‘ _ ‘ Now'ou} army will probably catch
They are made up with utmost slm- that “Spaniel; influenn” fromth‘e ,Ger-
Dllclty.*nnd dainty neckwcar and cuff- man prisoners. But the Vietor‘y's worth
. wear usually do the finishing touch._ 9 the lfi‘ki “ . - , ‘
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muonmundrlmlng -
‘ Fuuudrhl ll Ono Wm FREE
A tall lieu walker and
. vat “been til-c .
_Eut it l6! f in
land etNoleie. c -
_' fr loud.d tfiuidéealtuyo lg:
lbrove ' i I o . .
CERTONEJI o grand dis-l 5
Icovay. ubuolutely “to lot.
. moo. woman or child. You
' dongle” it free. Eu ullltlo-
Cl! TONE and note you:
pend upon white nugur for sweetening.-
, .the British occuptition.
ln substituting: brown sugar the
\
v
,ullowunce for this. and, in conhc‘
the necessary thickness. a rather
i
[may be used entirely for tally andt
need be“
ing purposes are concerned. because"
Cereals are improved by long conic!
other cereals which are left over oan‘ "
goes to the making ofbotb high and making pancakes. muffins and ud-1
v‘vollds. Cold bomlny and mush may be _
box platted white organdy collars and in the same way. ‘Cold rlce‘ may be ‘
of the Law to the various synagogues
in Tel Aviv and Julia was one of the
.interesting ceremonies which followed
These scrolls of the Law of Moses,
which are all written by band and ‘are
preserved in. magnificently ornament-
Iwed cacao, some of them in solid silver,
‘ are the most sacred and holy possess-
? ions of every Jewish community.- So
lwhcn Diurnal Pasha, in his boattlity
to the Zionists. carried out the tyran-
nical evacuation of the bulk of the
Jewish population of Jolie. in April,
1917, the Jews carried with them
’tbeae sacred Tomb into éxilo, lest.
successful as over, the texture being they should fall into the hands 011116,
Turks. _,
These sacred scrolls had been care.
quent Hebrew address in which he re‘
counted the hardships obthe evacua-
lngs upon the British Government and
the British Army. and expressed the
hope that success would crown the ef-
forts of the Zionist commissioners.l
The Jews desired to regenerate and
build up Palestine, not merely for
tbelr own benefit, but for that of all
its inhabitants whose friendship and
help he invited. The reestablisbmcnti
of the Jewish people in their-ancient?
home in Palestine, he said, would be
for the good of all humanity.
Then the Shofor or Ram’s horn was
blown and the scrolls were carried
under canopies by the Chief Rabbi,
Dr. Weizmann and others to the va-
fully guarded by the Jews at Petach
Tiltvnb (Mulebbls). odd were brought
back in solemn procession to Junta. A
should be increased by one—half. Of triumpbal arch was erected at tho‘ Avlv remained en fete.
course. in this cause pliolvonce must be northern confines 0! Tel AV”: every processions of school chll
house was decorated with flowers and
hunting and the whole of the Jewish
Population turned out on fete to meet
the regular recipe should be hulved. t the return or their sacred possessions.
The same holds good for corn syrup. Jews “111° 110‘ 1116le trom 5““ but flowers and confetti in the streets. the
also from Richondooalon and the oth'
er neighboring colonies. .
l
The young men and the girls at tho
Maccabec Athletic Association dross-
.ed in white clothed. with blue caches
and tics. maintained onto; and kept 'a
I ‘ in: tulotnmuuu
‘A Coldum compound that will ”1'0-
llnr to mom unto and ohm“
"“3509 in hoodlm. form. I bulo rom-
edv blunt! recommended by colour; (hu-
E3. no bur-mt m:- m thorn too».
mailbox.“ mm’
Fvnlob and
“Dam, om
' ,(Natlonol Crop Improvement Service.)
N SPlTE OF all the pressure which
' the manufacturers of farm machin-
l cry have been able to bring upon
the Wu Board, they have not. secured
u preference tor the materials used in
‘ the manufacture or agricultural implo-
mento. nlt lo. therefore. all the more
imperative ‘ that whatever implements
are now in use should be cured (or
and repairs made promptly. . Impla-
l moot dealers should be charged wltb
the duty of making a survey in every
community to see that every machine
'wblch can bevput into one be over-
hmledmd put into host Working or-
601'. l 1 ‘
lb" The deplorable act of leuvlng fut-m
lmschlnery exposed to the winter in
‘clous synagogues to which they be»;
longed. .
' In the afternoon the town of Tel‘
There were"
i
drcn crown~
Yemenltcn carrying small lambs and.
t
ed and decorated with flowers, the
goats on their shoulders and bearing
polms‘ in their hands. Children sold!
l
0'
proceeds 91 which go to a fund stutt-
W
IT'S IN 'me AIR
a—h—a
‘ Windblown pollen. currylng the boo-l
t
i
and lamenting hay fever. That roll-p
able remedy irFoley'u Honey and Tar
that. spreads a healing, soothing coat-
ing on the inflamed membranes, stops
lrrltutlng coughs and summer colds.
Any, one who has once used this stan—
dud cough android remedy will ac-
jccpt no other.——-8tilloon Powell Corp.
almost treasonublo. Tho Notion“
Lumber Manufacturer-sf Association
with headquarters in Chicago. to math.
log a campaign through all of the local
lumber dealer: to lurnlult booklet: on
how to build machinery abode most
economically, ond any fumer‘wbo con“
templates building is invited to call It
his local lumber yard and. get plans
and. specifications. together with bill
of material and labor. Machinery
shade are much chehper than new mu;
scarce and high in price. ovary busti‘
nous farmer should [hasten to place all
or his machinery under cover. _ Al:
practically every farmer now but 8101'.
ephono, he can call union local luml
but-yard and get full information with-
nout. delay g » f ,
w
tion. He thanked and invoked bless- ‘
b; War Gardenin
\. .1'
The Nottonol War Garden Corn-
mloolon or Wuhlngton. D. 0.. kn
Amused for tho distribution in ,
Connecticut through the Agricult'
32?me c
4 ’ t 0 0 - O
illustrated bookie? W
WAR VEGETABLE: GARDENING
an
noun EmRAflE OF VEGE-
. TABLES.
'11!!! lo a complete. authentic
menu! or wu- gurduning. [top by
" Fulrflcld County dissociation,
J".
1‘:
W" Gentlemen: Enclosed ll .
l crouch or melanomas,
a? use loud-mu "ut one. to
gas [coat or n. F. D.)
a
for translating into Hebrew uninhib-
,llablnx in Hebrew. English books and
literature. In the evening the mocca-
tcrla that inflame nose and throat and;
cause hay fever. in abroad in the land.‘ singing of "God Save the King.” and
one remedy is known to give relief god the 21031”. national anthem. "Hatin-
comfort from choking. gasping asthma “h!” the 3°“ of H0”
1
chines and now that machinery. will be ~
(I recently by the ”Zionist teachers
bees gave an athletic demonstration
in the Public Gardens. and the ‘pro-
ceodingo closed at sunset with the
i
" “' " ‘fllllu’wvm‘rwoW" v -
They are as follows: Grout Brib-
niu. Victoria Crow of bronze. with red
ribbon tor the unity and blue‘rfbbon
for the navy; Great Britain. Dlstln.’
gulahed Service Order in enamel. red
ribbon with blue stripes; Prussia. 0r-
dcr of the Red Eagle in enamel, white
ribbon with yellow stripes; Prussia.
Iron Cross of Iron and silver, black;
rlblion with white strlpeu; Russlup Qr- :
dex- ofot. George in some! or ullver.‘
black ribbon with orange stripes; Bel.
glum.‘ Order of Leopold in gold and
enamel. maroon ribbon: France. Crolx
dc Gum-e in bronze. ribbon with green
and red stripes; Franco, Legion" of
Honor in gold and enamel, red rib-
bon; Franco. Mednlllc Mllltulro in
gold and enamel, ribbon with yellow
and green stripes: Italy, Order at Su-
voy in gold and enamel, ribbon with
red and blue stripes.
Nature's lucomlulcnclco.
”How ebull we interpret the slug-
ing of birds? asks John Burroughs to;
on article in Hunter's. ' I
“Our turkeydmzzurd has no voice
because it has no syrlux (the musical
box of the birds)." he says. "Maybe
{Nature did not dare trust the unclean.
ly glutton to spank. The hawks and
the eagles she seems more liberal
with ,bccuuse theirs is o nobler type
of sovngery. ‘
“And yet, not to be too sure about:
nature's motlvcs, there is the Euro-
pean storlt. it rather noble bird. which
has no voice. It is not easy to
fathom nature's inconsistencies.
what a voice she hits given to the
frogs, and none to the turtles! Be-
hold the noisy crickets and grasshop-
pers and the silent moths and butter-
flies, the whistling niarmot and the
silent skunks and procuplnesl"
Rouse o Flghllnu Spirit.
proof that Tbrltt Stumps rouse fighting
spirit: One Trenton kid had its cents,
another 12 cents. They bought a Tbrlft
Stump together and then fought to see
in ’whlcll ono’s book it Should be
g Made Simple gndw
Ncwfield Building, Bridgeport, Conn.
'01 .WAB VEGETABLE GARDENING
" Holland .Wor Gordon Commission. ,. Minimums, .
”Ab I(N'ln.)V bo'ooonacetone-coocoo.o‘o'i"§;:flnont”0bl’flooolI
“ xmn 0! P0“ omcbyunggunnw."taunt-um. i
, “...-'1‘".
See ,
The Trenton Ropubllcnn offers this ‘
stop. from the first preparation of
the poll. planning or the garden.
otc., to the final harvesting 1nd
storage or the clam.
Ito instruction: on complete
enough for the use of adult gera—
enon and simple and oxpllclt
enough so that my intelligent boy
or girl may follow them with
complete success. A rive-cunt
stamp to cover postage. oat-2.. will
bring the book to any address. Fill
und mall clenched coupon.
cents in clumps lo!- .....
no noun '
the ofllcid publication of the
’s
can:
. maK‘u p.
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TELEGRAPH ERS WAGES INCREAS‘
ED.
NEW YOR, Aug. 12.-«Announccmcot
of a general increase of ten per cent.
in wages to all employers of the Worth
crn Union Telegraph Company. be.
longing to the association recently or~
ganlred by the company, wan made
here today. The increase, retractivo.
from July 1, applies to about 45,000.
workers.
ONLY NINETENTHS 0F BlRTHs
RECORDED.
A recent investigation of the birth
registration in Connecticut by lhr- lump
eral census bureau show that it little
over 9!! per bent. of the births occur~
ringln this state are recorded. This
means that 4,000 children have not had
thcif’blrths recorded, owing to cure»
lessncus of parents or the negligence
of ~- physicians. Energetic. measures
will be taken in the future to «Email?
a most, complete birth registration,
buys the Connecticut Health Bullotln.
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