Helpful Hints
l’55hlon Points
own.”
' «longer
conservation rules; they can be
to lute delicious.
~ to a recipe' tor prune pulping
1 serve 100 portion
poached prunes ,
and remove pits.
V no: carbon!
, bet water.
point.
our to prevent lumping.
. 80.
t cream.
Mo: dessert
‘m in (rice pudding. made as fol-
112 quarts milk
pounds rice
1 pounds raisin
tablean salt '
. lo teaspoons cinnamon
W the milk. Wash
first hour to prevent sticking.
are the pudding is cooked.
loaf sufficient for 100 serv
may be made in this way.
5 quarts cooked beans
nunrts cold mashed potatoes
amen peppers 1
{lottery or celery salt
quart ground peanuts
‘ up: tomato catsup
cup melted fat
M and pepper "
blue the ingredients and shape
loaf. ~Place in a greased pan.
ovar with melted M. Bake it
other quick oven for 25 minutes
a with tomato sauce.
3%:
. 3 Eggs for Salad.
“rd boiled eggs to be used in
ately after being taken from
1 water to prevent the outside
(o yolk from taming dark, a con-
- which hurts the looks of the
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mm on brass and capper ash-
ean be easily removed with a
denatured alcohol_ applied with
w. . .
. old boarding house jokes»
f beans and rice puddinguare
These sometimes.
gdishoa have found a welcomel
on the patriotic table. They are
their use does not in-
Win not water, including prune
,m orii-t quarts light
3" lemon juice or Juice of 8
I“ m soak overnight. Cook
I Iiow duo for 0 hours. This slow,
5‘ 3 new to bring out the sweet-‘
In the proud. When cookedp
Be sure to
the pits to'tho Red Cross for.
Put the prunes
a colanderI Bring the prune
and pulp up to 9 quarts by ad-
To this mixture add
yrnp and the salt. Bring to the
. Add the cornstarch
~ with 1 quart of cold water.
for so minutes in a double boil-
All the
juice and the stiifly beaten egg
(The egg whites may be
ted). This may be served with or
which like the
pudding. requires no sugar or
This also makes 100 portions.
I quart or three pounds light syrup
the rice}
3h the raisins. Mi‘x all the ingre-
L’our into greased baking
. Bake in a very slow oven for
hours: stir several times during
it
oven is too hot the milk will cur-
s’hould be placed in cold Water ,
1- dark brown stain which tobac- ,
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3 As a ruieqneats emulating much
1fat are not wholesome.
milk are very nutritious.
Pancakes may he piled on a plate
with sugar or jelly between.
1 your table as far as possible
I Never waste even a teaspoonful of
bacon fat.
1 Boiled camp or coarse 'hominy is an to color which most suits her par-1
in?! nutritious; "
Celery is a flavor too little used It does make a difference if the right;
The entire effect of
Whiting and ammonia are best 101' a frock or 1111 garment is lost, inc-g
fspective dbirs grace. if of the wrong-
It is therefore quite necessary
that a moderate amount of thought he '
Curry is delicious if used in chic ken given to the shade of the garment if
when cooking fish.
{cleaning nickel
it is economy to use butter only on'
c
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gravy over 111.. 4
Oatmeal may be slurs rtlrh 1:11.111
3cheese and butter. '
Woolen yarn for darnlng should bei
shrunken before usin. ‘ 1
Geese less than a year and a half
old should never be plucked.
Celery. gives an additional zest 10
almost any sandwich filling.
A very serviceable apron can be
made from two
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rubberized sclrooli
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One level teaspoonfui of salt sea-I
sons one quart of vegetable soup.
Use honey in place 0: butter on;
bread and when you make fudge usel
the brown sugar. ;
A leaky tin or enamel dish can be!
pressed, into service by placing damp-
ened flour over the leak.
When knitting socks if you knit a!
threadwf silk or course. crochet c-ot
ton in with the wool :11 the heel and
the toe they will wear longer.
To get rid of the smell of oil pnint
plunge a handful of hay into a pail of
whter and let it standin the room
newly painted.
To drive away ants not red pepper
in the places the ants go the mosh!
3 and scrub the shelves or drawers with
{strong carbolic soap.
To take out ink «pots 11': 1101.11 as the
accident happens, wet tr..- prace with
juice of sorrel or lemon or with vine-
gar. and the best hard white soup.
if each member of the family has a
bag Willi his or her initial on it into
which pieces of their garurents are
put, it will save much time when a
1patch is needed. ~ l
NATTY SOLDIER COAT.
Delightfully military are
211 boot
with button flap pockets
belt and high, converslble mllar. The
buttons are of metal stamped with
11111 eagle .and airogether the cost.
llras an eliming military. suggestion..
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little elongated service 1rrps.la1ed in
front pith a cord.
Everybody in Paris carries a stick
inow even the children; so the girl
’who wears a military looking coat
may add to her soldieriy semblance
if
by disporting a little cane she‘
chooses.
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FOR THE WINTER'SEASON.
a
.Combreadl made with eggs and Separate Blouses Ara Given Atten-
tion.
1 One of the most essential conuid ,
erations for the selection of an at
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Buy local and reasonable foods for tractive wardrove is the color of the
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imaterlals which are used in its vari '
Very little, it any, 1
f thought is given by the average wom~'
oul'deveiopments.
1 11116111 51,119 of looks and complexion.
color is 1 boson
color.
ths'thing is to be a morass.
Smart Top Coat.
11 is with this purpose in view that possible: the enemy‘ a barrage is 1001
an wociatlmr has been formed with
the cooperation of the manufacturers
and designers of this country intends
to standardize the color chart to he
used by the trade. Previous to this
time, in fact at the. present time. if
one goes to one shop and asks for a
certain shade and then into another
and asks for the some shade. the re-
sult is that each shop offers an on
1111er different color- ff the colors
were standardised this would be
avoided and much confusion concom-
asked in this movement and l‘m 'sui‘o
Iiguiil be readily given
Fringe Pum Out.
Fora along time fringe was the
lespeclellv WM" “0’“ “m‘ ”“9 0’ the most sought after trimming that could 1m omrer ““0 dropped 9“
3 be, found.
have enjoyed a supreme mpularity it‘
But like all things that
must abdicate in fan or of some newer
things such us jet and weal elnbroid-i
cries. One quite effective but alittie
extreme afternoon frock which one of
the importers is showing is of henna
colored duvetyn in one-piece effect
3 and bright. very bright wool embroid;
5 cry at the lower edge of tile shirt at-
the edge of the flowing sleeves, and
around the collariess neck-
Another whispered hint of passing.
is the gradual disappearance of or re—
ther the gradual decrease in sales of;
jibe short fur (canteen. ’l‘hese bevel
Ibeen very popular all Summer and
~: our
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rursusrmc ectonsj
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:have been ultra smart for the fall
,wirh a onmplece dress. But women
are fickle, and now as the winter sets
in they are inclined to discard them.
AMMUNITION IY AIR
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The infantry were hard pressed.
For hours they had endured the
heavy shelling which pmiudei an at-
tack, and then. wave upon wave, the
assaulilnl lines of gray-clad lions
had poured from their trenches across
\'o Man's Land
Three tunes had the lads in khaki
hurled them back. twice with rapid
rifle and machine gun fire. On the
third occasion the lions had Deno-
rraled almost into the trenches, but
with a shoot the defenders had leapv
ed our and driven them back with the
bayonet.
For a time all was quiet as the
31101-111. prepared [or another eilori.
and during the pause the C. 0. took
Istock of his ammunition. Supplies
lwore perilously low.
:into a. well protected dugout and tel-I
optioned through to the roar for my
plies to be sent up.
A thin voice answered him:
heavy,
sites You rrrusr.
if this portion of the line gives,
whole of this iron! will be throat
shed."
Tile colonel went back to the
trenches (it‘ll rruined to hold on while
-~ than revnained alive. but he sighed
as he thought of the lives which must
be lost owing to the lack of 1111111111
11 i.tion A tense feeling of suspense
hung 01 or all his men, but he cheered
”Will all he look his way along the
line.
Suddenly his ear caught the sound
oi‘. an engine. the hum of the Item-
plane as it passed over the battle-
ll‘p coats of heavy olive colored cloth lug colors would be eliminated. The ”n? The t. 0' locked up- the noise
Slltcb“'l.,co- operation of all American women is was ten close.
As he looked he sau machine after
machine chute along the line tiyinz
so close lo the ground that their un
der carriages barely cleared the par-
apet.
cei after
reel ‘ to fire trenches until ‘tbe
whole line. had been thickly strewn
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indigestion-
the liver with a corpse of
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Pils
breast Sale 0! Any Medicine in 1!: V'HM.
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and no one could get throuahl
hold on at all costs l
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1nd lroru each machine leaned—
if you want in make the
ranking 11f 11111 'l'har‘ksgl’ving
dinner 11391613111111 l)_\“all means
get 3 Stamford range to cook
it with.
Some of the finest 'l‘hanks-
giving dinners ever eaten in‘
New England were cooked on
Stamford ranges.
FOR SAL!“ ”Y
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Corner Norlh Main 2'" West St
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with packages. One fell at the col~
onels feet. He picked it up curious-
ly, wondering what it might contain“
As his fingers closed around it his
face became eaxer and he tore at
the string and wrapper-I. and 0131-11
in his hand lay cartridges— the one
thing in all the world his soul then
longed for. I
“Quickly the word was passed.
along and all the packages were cots-
lectod and distributed among the bat»?
talion. A look of Idiot came into
the faces of the men as they handled
the familiar cylindorl.
Then the stornr'burst again. A may,
line leaped from the opposite trench-
on with confidence in its hearing. The
German commanders had guessed at
the shortage of ammunition in the
British lines. But their triumph was
thort lived. Before they could reach
the wire their lines were cut to pieces
by the rapid fire of the. British troops
and the lions fell back again aston-
ished and beaten .
That was how the Royal Air Force
saved their comrades in the trenches.
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TESTING A SINGER
California Director .000: it by Mean—1m
memento cf'tho Head
1.08 ANGELH‘mA nretlrod'of 111‘...-
iug the abilitv of any person to sins.
without seeing! him or even hearing
him. has been devised hv Themrhilus
Fitz. of this city, recently director of
music. in the State Teachers' College
of ("oiorudo ' This 'mvthod. which
Professor Fitz says is his "contribu-
tion to science,“ is based upon a sec~
lea ofnueseurements of the head cav-
ities that he declares he has worked
down to exact mathematics. He does
not find it nctessary to see tour or
hear ‘tlre subject, 1.“ his work 11‘. .1211
he terms "\oice Mammals," M11 be-
comt1 as defiuile in him 11.: rwlhmrrat
ice. All l‘e tasks i: that 1111‘" "11 111111
surbmenls ol‘ the head be taken cor-3
roctly
After i1; :1 1111,12 these measurements
and the 1:11:11 of the subject he makes
his own 1111‘.“ uiation as to the size
and shape of the head writer; and
announces “bother the subiect. if a
girl is a soprano or contraltli. and if
ayouth.1\lr1.~ther he should sin" the
role of a haeso or of a tenor robusto.
amie oiicrr sings soprano just
because Susie does although she
ought to be singing contraito." says
Professor l-‘irz. "And Bill ins' sis up-
on singing: buss. because he thinks it
is manly. when he really ought to he
a tenor."
Persons with, round‘ heads make
the best singers, ire says. because
their head cavities are the most sym-
metrical: those with long heads come
next and those with oral craniums
rank last.
“'11 s nonsense," he says. “for peo
pie to pass four or five years study
ing music to ssceriain whether- they
«an sing and if so.11hat part. when
b1 this method. lhev can obtain such
a decision immediately."
“Mammalian-Mum ‘
The Simplicity That
Is the Keynote of the
New Season‘s Fashion:
15 Charm 111eg Ex—
pressed in This T111,-
Iored Frock of Serge or;
Ii ricolette. It Is Just
the Sort of‘ F r01}? Ereryl
llo omen Plants for the
First Cool Days of,
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Pictorial Review
Patterns
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THE FALL
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NOW 10”.... SALE
lame’sDcnneliy
FOR SUGAR 8LACKER8.
A patriotic restaurant
Philadelphia rebukes the selfish pa-
tron who protests against the limited
: sugar quantity by handing him .a card,
the following of which is a copy, at.
the same time requesting him to sign
it.
To Our Boys in the Trenches: You
are there to fight for as. to suffer and
probably die’ for us. Why? To pro-
tect our homes our loved ones from
the murdetus Hun; from ruin resolu-
death.
too are entitled to some credit for
what you are doing. BUT \Oll are not
doing enough. You must not use so
much sugar. because i: deprive-.1 me
of my accsiomed quantity \\ by
lshouid I make Ibis terrible saciflre
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keeper in this matter and try to meet it lirr- a
man.
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Yours truly,
Result :
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A sleeplsh-looking. 1111111111-
gasted fellow, who is ashamed 111 ‘11111-
self, or if unconverted, at least ranks
into giurn silence
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HOLD VOUR LIBERTY“ BONDS.
Of the many mllllorfs of 111511~ of
public lands the title of which is in.
tlon slav1er) and things worse man3‘ihe Federal government, the United
States owns some 53.000.000 acres 0:
coal lands.
To exchange a United States Lib.
erty bflhd for stock in a coal company
of doubtful value is not sound finance.
Safety first is a good business motto
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the lrzrrmlcis's candy cathartic. Children like ‘
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:hildrcn usually fight 11g 111
candy Cuscarct
disappoint the w orricd mother
Mr. Wad found the e ’s a time when you have to he Ttirrhbfisted to be generous!
directions fordusc for children aged 1.111.;
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fcmrcnmtions and 1111151111111 on poison so gently but so ii .omughlv from
the littlestomacir, liver and bt)\\tl$ like harmless (2451111115..
11:111t luvutivrs 11nd crth.rrtit‘s, they gladiyc
C awards 1111 tr gripe the butt 1.x ncr tl' siclrcn, no" es:
Each 10111111 box of Cuscurcts contains
your old and Llvazrrds.
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