Faihi’on Points
Helpful Hints
French Carrots.
To two cupfuls of thinly sliced car-
Popular Moonstonee.
Today, there is a large Variety in the
pots add one and a fourth [lblespoon- attractive articles of jewelry oiiered
1* of sugar, cook in just enough 1 to the woman of average means and, in
boiling water to cook without burn-like“. the semi-precious stones play
"I hg. When tender drain and mince; [the leading Dam-Ore Starred. so to
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at! pepper and a tsblespoonful 9i speak.
minced parsley. Stand a half hour in
to heater before serving.
Creamed Mushrooms.
Wadi, take the skin from the top.
fie ydk of an egg beaten up in some
fled m make very hot and tonal
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sues: over a emit fire in butter. sea-I rings and broches. and are particu-
with salt, a very little nutmeg’13
3“ a bunch of herbs. When they are;
done Waugh and butter nearly all.
m away. take out the herbs, add‘
. Among these, moonstones, eswcially
those with a faint bluish cast. are lead-
ers in popularity. You may have tho-m
set in almost any style or article that
you desire. They make handsome
rly lovely in pendants.
One woman found tucked away in a
fascinating little jewelry store a pen-
dent with an oval shaped moonstone
in a rather unusual setting of silver.
it was Just the sort of thing which she
Household Hints.
Orange peeling put in the dresser or
human drawer gives a dainty. faint
scent to the contents of the drawer.
A bathtub con best be cleaned with
a rag soaked in paioiiln oil. and then ,
wgter.
Lemon and orange wrappers are fine
for wiping off the oil-stove wicks and
i blackened lamp chimneys.
Waxed Wot! saved from cracker
boxes. cakes. etc. may be used agai
when putting up lunches. "
Save the gummed iiaps of unsealed
letters. Slips to label Jelly tumblers
may be made from then.
Manila envelopes in which cala-
logues are often mailed. may be used
, lwnnied to we;.:- .. fill evening gown tonic away newspaper and magaains
j." I“ mus-I Held-I.
In; no peek of green tomatoes.
snow pads of ripe tomatoes, one
and fl out. nae large head'of white
‘ .hbsge. two onions. three large ripe
”pea (mm which the naada five
”I moved and hang up to drain in
i .. :flu muslin beg. After 48 hours,
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. _ ingredients into a preserv-
‘. to!!! and add three pounds of
_ snot. one tablespoon each of
w saod‘dnaamon. mace. cloves-
; Mild“. Cover-with vinegar and
5, “km‘for two hours. deal In
4“ it um log-ls made of pale pink crepe do
lchine.
{wide or so of the silk is edged with a.
trill of inch wide lace and banded with
Pickled Cat-Ma.
‘, Wad and scrape eight medium-
"lied denote. non in islightly salted
”water until they can be pierced with a
fork. Then drain and dash cold water
over them. Pitt one pint of cider vine
gas into a saucepan and add half a cup-
“ of corn syrup and one capital of
either brown or shaved maple sugar.
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hula. bet the syrup boil for sight
“also, then slice in as manycarrots
as the syrup will hold. Cover and aim-’
nor lowly fbr half an hour. then store
Ioi‘ soft white taffeta 'Veiled
‘ [wt one teaspoon .each of whole’
. cloves. ground cinnamon and canals
in bile
tulle edged with silver lace and trim-
med ’with white lace delicately em
broidered in silvelt
She called it her “moonlight dream"
it had such a. beautiful. misty. moon.
light eflect. with the moonStone pen-
dent on its slender silver chain. car
ried out perfectly.
The Boudoir Cap.
4 pretty little cap that reminds ons
faintly of the head covering! worn by
French sailoer shops. not in color-
A straight band four inches
rows of insertion to match.
The crown is made of due Brussels
not over the pink silk and is divided
into four segments by straps of narrow
pink satin or velvet ribbon, the center
ofthe crown, where they cross being
'adorned by a fluffy pink pompon.
Tacks in any number. any kind or
any arrangement are universally haul
on heft silks as well soon sheer cot-
ton fabrics.
Fiist Lacs Sailor Collar.
Pilot lace holds on amazingly long
a... ‘in favor. The real illet is so expensive
stuffed Green Peppers. - ithst it cannot be bought lightly and
Select green peppers of equal gigs, one must respect it. it has lost none
Out s piece at the stem end, remove .03 its popularity as an extra collar for
the seeds and ribs. Parboll them. staff , a coat trimming. though some women
them with any of the mixtures given seem to have got tired of it and are
for stalled tomatoes, using stock inofutaing folds of georgette oi: satin in its
stead of tomato pulp for moistenlng. place. '
Bake with a little water in a pan tori The deep sailor collar is handsome
I to 85 minutes. or until tender with in this. lace and lsyquits desired Just
as for canned fruit.
out losing their shape. Sprinklcalit-snow in all materials. Org-adv anal
ale paisley chopped line over the tops illet have been pleasantly.comblaed in
past before serving them. this shape and look well together.
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Cpiosd Tomatoes. 1"
. » To eight pounds of green tomatoes
add four pounds of light brown sugar
and let them simmertogether. over a
slow the for three hours. At the and
‘ ' of that time add one quart'of vinegar
and one tablespoon‘uch of mace, 'cin-
_namon and allspice. Bring the mlx~
«are to a boil and lot it boil gently for
a quarter of an hour. then seal in isrs.
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'l‘rv a Sentinel Want A‘-
When .
, Your Liv . , is
, out oi "Order
You know the signs—a
ncavy head, sick stomach,-
-bad taste in the mouth,
"latent dyspepsia. Pay strict
. mgntion to these synliptfor‘ns
i an prompt re ic
-, usin gcécccham’s Pills. X
few oses will stimulate the
'Jivcr, help the stomach, reg.
; ulatc the bowelsand make
.a great dificrcncc in tyour
general feeling. No ing
will cant you on your feet so
' y as a dose or two of
mu.
Moderate Decolietsgs.
Most of the evening frocks are fath-
icned with moderate decoilctsge. and
ioften have little sleeves. while linge-
ria frocks sometimes have sh ort
sleeves.
There are almost no hishneckcd
models for afternoon wear but the
straight decollotage is used by several
of the makers, with three-quarter
. sleeves.
Relieving Bombra Gowns.
The plain sombre coatume which is
decreed by war-time sentiment is re.
lleved often by necklaces of beads and
semi-precious stones.
.Theae charming. decorations are
such modest and unassuming indulgen-
‘cce and they add-so welcome a note of
richness and color ‘to an otherwise dull
costume that they have passed muster
as an excusable wartime extravagance
clippings one may wish to save.
iron old Dutch and sash curtains in
:lengthwiue pleats and they will hang
{more gracefully.
A teaspoon of cream of tartar in
the pitcher of lemonade helps to
quench the thirst, and gives a pleasant
taste. You do not require as much
lemon luice.
if you want a jelly to set quickly. the
host plan is to dluolve the gelatin in
a small quantity of hot water. and
then add cold water to make up the
amount
Before using new towels, hem both
selvedges. This will considerably
lengthen the wear of the towels. for it
hi lost at the edges where they tear.
When frying eggs or anything that
causés the hot grease to pop in every
direction. sprinkle a little door into
the fat before beginning to fry.
if paper bags are saved during the
Mills in twins saver.
{pound of mm. mi will make a;
good syrup and improve the flavor of
anything.
Have a neat looking and easy iron.
ing board by padding smoothly with
one roll of cotton batten covered with
two yards of strong unbleached cotton'
cloth tacked on smoothly.
cloths. a clean white one for photos,
piano keys. white surfaces. etc. and a
black one having a good furniture
ipolieh on it for all dark furniture and
wood work.
in the course of a year many circu-
way into the house. generally used on
one side only. These sheets make sat-
isfactory drawing paper for the chil-
dren. .
To polish patent leather shoes wet a
cloth in cold water and go over the
'cur THIS our—rr is w’onru '
‘ money
Don't miss this. Cut out thib slip.
enclose with he and mail it to My
a Co. 2836 Sheffield avenue, Chicago.
2111.. writing your name and address
clearly. You will .recolVe in turn a
trial package containing Finley Honey
and Tar Compound, for coughs. colds
and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for
pain in sides and back; rheumatism,
backache. kidney and bladder ell-
mentsi and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
a wholesome and thoroughly cleans-
ing cathartic. for constipation, bill-
ousness. headache and sluggish bow-
els.—Stillson-Powell Corp-Adv.
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washed with soap powder and hot'
Poligh Soldier Wing i wanna AT THE mom g
Musical Prize of $1,000 moo 8m ,3 a"; 5mm Mind!
Lines in France i
Behind the Lines, France. (Cones-1
:pondence of the Associated PressL—i
iWithin one month. 1.000 members of.
'the Women's Army Auxiliary corps‘l
will he. enrolled in the United States.
Army Service corps. Three hundred.
are already at work here in the of-i
flees. laundries and service of thej
American Expeditionary Force. :
They will supplant an equal hum-i
ileave to take their places in fighting;
units. The valiant service that these!
“Wascs” have given in the British.
army recommended their adoptionl
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lent at preserving urns. Store the Jeff mum of New York for the 1*“ “mm“ 9'" u" w“ "mm my
midlands in paper bags instead of companies for a string
When cooking dripd» fruits, such as quartet at the festival in the
prunes. In or apricou. add a tes- of masts in l‘itlslicld. Mass,
spoonful of cornstarch to every half her 18.
When dusting. carry‘ two last “'9 wear
is: and typewritten letters and thank" M “d “““d °" mixed “I
‘oqnal proportions make a very good.
by the United States into and as!
may. as can be spared are being.
transferred to the United States ser-
vice to relieve' some men for duty
nearer the actual combat.
The British "Waacs" are thorouh';
ly military. being organised on mill-1
tsry lines. The corps is oilicered'
|withregular ranks corrh'spondlng to:
the army and the same insignia I!
army oiilcers is want.
The barracks of tho "Vases" laI
said to present a model in military
precision.
in addition, tooo French girls are
being engaged in the salvage depots
.to supplant the fighting men.
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min rowan roe ranted
A Serious Situation That Demands
Immediate Action
Agriculture has contributed its due
share of man power to the army—
pcrhapa no more. certainly no less.
.. Other industries that have contri-
M “‘5'“ ibutcd man power to the army have
Tedeusa de larecki. a young Poliah'recruited man power from the farms.
soldier with the Polish lasgion in; Despite this disturbance. the fann-
W“, is the winner of the prise of ore this year increased their produc-
.000 offered by him. Frederick Shurt- tines over last year. which was an
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quartet. it have worked more days and more
Berkshire bouts and have put their families at
will be played brat by the _ -
templgv'ork: woman have labored in the
'try chidren have labored while many
J'city children have played. 1
patent leather. then wipe off with a; The farmers cannot continue to in-
dry cloth while wet. rubbing gently; crease production in the volume need-
you will be surprised at the bright- ed and at the same time send more
ncss this simple method gives. iman power to the army and the city
Place many thickneshea of news- industries. it would not be fair to
require it. if it were possible to ac-
papers under carpets, thereby saving '
on the under side. making compllsh it. .
them softer to walk on. keeping out a The only source of labor is the use-
lot of cold in winter and acting its a‘l“! service of the clueHble-bodlcd
moth preventative in summer. 1men employed for luxury or
To revive patent leather my, "11 convenience and at tasks which we-
with a soft rue soaked in olive oil and men can perform.
milk. then polish with a soft dry due. The crops are ndt all gathered:
next year's crops arts to be consider.-
ed; food production must not tail.
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polish also. and a little lasts fora long' What "e we 3°!“ w do about 1"
time. , ~
fairs. city loaders are asked to con.
for with the plate agricultural collegla
Too Much System.
Usually the most fretted and won‘
ried people in the world are those who .
. " . their
have . great deal too much. Many citras have already done
. Wh is your city doing?—De~
" “Bl. val-l it _
Those of the systemless type in he partment 0! Agriculture.
be admitted are usually also of t l
more cheerful type, but apt to sufferI
from their; peculiardispotIitions—nevert SPAN'SH 'NFLUENZA OPREADS.
11“"!!! "'36 f0? Willi“ and “1"”. nsn'rrortp, Sept. 21—1: was said
hurried in consequence. lat the oiiice of the local .Board of
The woman who can do nothing Health yesterday it‘hat it bglgcvul
_. there were at least ity cases to pan-
without system is quite as badly) off ish influenza in the city. One llllysl'
she heVer permits her mind °r ody a clan reports 25 cases and others 13
free moment and no one is comfort- more, an aggreggte of 38. uni it is
.able in her house or in her society. ' thought thereare still more not report-
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Try a Sentinel Want Ad. ‘-—Sentinel Want Ads Worn Wonders.
Pfqared MiamiaNWhPldorlalRwiew.
Blouse of Crepe Georgette with Embroidered Jabot. ‘ " ,
ber of able-bodied youths who will.
a «wisest for o blouse a!
merge!“ 0v Man. The label
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dingly. it will be a formidable rival
of linen. batiste and the material:
classed as strictly tub fabrics. Geors
gette is always dressy. even after it
has been washed and with careful
cleaning lasts through a season at
least. The waist pictured today has
an open front with inset vast of self-
materiel. giving a delightful aim is
llna The decorative note is supplied
in the embroidered label which fin--
ishas the collar edged with cluny
edging. There is also a cd i ot'
lacs about the isbot. Thole“ o the.-
waist extends over the also a on.
front forming a yoke a! 0 re
produce 2” waist in m in also
requires it yards 10-inch [melts-3
and 8" yarda‘ of lace edging.
‘ Oas requires no experience to out-
ths waist th the guide before hi‘r_
First in hair.
,0 tterni'
on t rgetta as illustrs The
vast. and collar are so ”lit“
that periorations sloug—
tlol wissfold. Oppoai ethavetit
is the t. then follow in the order.
named. the Cal. label and slsev to-
I 50M winters-‘1)” Wfora our
an'a lsagtb‘ visa thread of material.
bait is laid along the leagthwlso
of the gssrgstts.
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Pictorial Review Waist No. 7721.
TllNlTY coupe: ovens.
nan-rm Sept. 21.—Trinity Col-
tory enwlled. The upper clusters are
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sizssttoulnchsshnsL music;
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hey. '04: Mills, '15: Calache. '11. am!
Beer, '21. He said that of thirteen
39‘0”.“"d' while 0°" “bl" slept in “'3 ‘lege opened i a you yesterday with men in the last Plattaburgh camp ten
ishade o? nearby ire": Many coun- the largest treat-nan dents in its his- received commissions.
The president briefly explained the
this because so many members are year's plans.
now in service. President Luther ad- As to athletics ft is hoped inc/bonus
dressed the college body at cl-aro-l.» sports may be carried on within the
emphasizing the importance of (01- time-allowed for recreation on the
logos as training schools for unit-era. schedule. ‘
He expressed his belief that a new
era was dawning for colleges in the
development and training of men for
HOLLAND WANTS AM ERICAN
SUPPLIES.
more ‘
public as ivoli‘as military service.
President Luther pal_d a tribute to
Trinity men who have ial‘en nt the
front-Damien '06: Kelly, 'tl: Glen-
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‘ WASHINGTONfiept. 2). ~l'lcllami'ct
appeal for American supplies to moi-t
' her food shortage. while (00.000 tom
of Dutch shipping continue to lie idle
in European ports, is the subject 4‘
.an on statement issued by in.
State Department today. exprcsmpg
the hope that the Netherlands Govein~
ment would follow the example of loan-
Chambers of cmmorce. men of nix
or write to the United States depart .,
ment‘of'sgriculurc. l
or neutrals and open the way for Lon-
eral resumption of trade by lifting the
i embargo upon the movement 0! lit-r
« .ships. '
loGnndOeulral Station ,
wmfiitnad , The. report that the German crown
prince is in need of help shows that.
_ he is running true to form. Not"
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Junta. Irnedwayallblll'estlth :t’.
. 1” Blocks iron dilih Street Eamon!
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: much else hasbeen heard from him
so é% .u since he took the ileltE-P-Nerlflm
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Inrlnntea or all I coucHED FIFTEEN YEAR:
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worse in themight and weaken the
sufferer are relieved by Foley's Hen—
lutsurant at l
rim ey and Tar oftener than by any other
“”134: {remedy a. F. Hall. Mabe. vii.
"wean '35s: iwritea: “For ’15 years I was afflicted
o-IanYsrs" .with a troublesome bronchial cough
‘ “IO-Mdflm and irritation of the throat. Foley's
:iiiifig it“ .' : '.'3:“'i’8 Honey and Tar relieved me; after
sitting bedroomhstb. from m iteking one bottle the cough ceased
and has not returned." No medicine
stands higher as a family remedy for
colds for children and grownups—-
ilStillscn-Pogell Corp-Adv. _ .
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Furnished Apartments by the fir.
month or week. at special ra ea.
nan-onus L Cal-nu. Pres. and blur.
When you stop to think about it Mr. T. Wad is right.
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