1 Helpful Hints
Fashion Points
We Leather.
7“ lute in very little water on;
.H ilder Wash and drain through
”I I“. Geek juice until it becomes
.fi 3‘ aa a very heavy syrup. Pour
[All and let it finish drying out.
1““ roll up sheet and dice in cir-
flu or car out without rolling up in
.m ahpoa. If thickanadiayrup la
:Mha-all slams it may he
“I!!! out am it in let and sliced
in m shapes and rolled in an
my shopped coconut ‘
,‘l’bc amp when concentrated may
ha combined with the pulp and then
#581 but product is not as attractive.
”Halt like as for jelly making
nadaaakden to a medium syrup
W. Hattie and seal. Use as
oral-lane cakes or pudding lance or
§ In i.
a
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PMu With Applaa. ‘
M the prunes in just enough
filter to cover welh Stone and chop
than. i’reoara the apples for baking
viola. by'mmoving the cores. Fill
. .flasa “Was with the chopped prunes
I“ want to amino well. Dust with
lowland cinnamon and pour around
the apples the juice in which the
‘flnnea were cooked. Bake as usual
lad serve hot or cold.
Thin While Sauce.
AOle tablespoon fat. 1 tablespoon
tat-lay or corn flour, 1 cup milk. 1,; ton.
“j, apoon salt. l-z teaspoon pepper. Melt
(at in saucepan, stir in the flour, salt
”and pepper, and cook slowly in sauce-
pan without browning until the mix.
jun bubbles. Remove from the high
“1 heat. add the milk gradually. beatingi
and stirring constantly until the sauce]
' thickens.
left Ginger Bread.
‘ warm water.
Hauuheid Hillel
Salt and soda ara anoallent for
slings and spider bites.
in chloride of lime water.
accompaniment to fried ham.
or small vegetable brush. '
To clean whlts leather
bells. use, oxide of ainc.
To more mud from clothes, scrafio
with the edge of a penny. This w
not destroy the nap of the cloth.
1 ing taste.
for a long time if wrapped first in a;
clothwrung in vinegar. and then in a;
dry cloth. -
One large labicspm .. of \tllil” Nu ..-
and one large tablespoon of hum. i
bicndrd. will thicken a half Dlnl ofi
milk and water for sauce. .
Never roll up children’s socks I51
this stretches them so badly at the,
ribbed tops that they wrinkle and fall]
down when worn.
A coarse scrubbing brush is the best
kind of a cleaner for muddy and dusty ‘
shoes.
To clean lamp burners. Wash them
in wood liliht'fi and water, and lllry
will come out clean and bright.
When necessary to ball. a crnckcd
egg add a little vinegar to the water,
this will prevent the “bile
boiling out.
To rcmove furit stains from 1b.) tin
gors, wash them with a null brush “ml
with strong fort. and tilt-n ill clear,
from
One and a half icnspmmfuls of bulb
lng powdcr to our pint of sifted flour
is a good rule to follow for biscuits
One-half cup molasses, one-half cup
,lltalt teaspoon cinnamon, one-half tea-
I lotion singer. one heaping teaspoonfui
1‘ or aoda dissolved in one onpml'ol boll-
fling water. Add flour enough to make’
”a soft dough; bake in moderate oven.
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.. . Banana Filling for Cake.
Cook together 1 cup mashed banana
and juice of is lemon or orange. 55'
cup of sugar, 1 tablespoonful ,of but-.
Mr. When col and thick, spread be.
tween cake.
‘8“ you think we will ever
days up enough money to get mar-
ital" ‘
i’lla‘n—‘Not unless we break off the
Mummy—Boston Transcript.
an“
‘7 iiiliiililE
MS SAVED
, Vao"For two can
323ng from a w ness
‘ and pains her
‘iliiilm right side; n times
- she was so bad she
could not do any
work. For two‘
years aha wk: at-
tended by the belt
“I l
agreed flan
she would hive to ’.
be operated Jon. I 3
Wallyggta-J
bl Cam and
e thinned
From
at first
iwml a soft rag will give immediate
and shortcakcs. I
if your refrigerator is infested with
taining‘wal oil under each foot of brim.
the refrigerator and the cuts will lis-
sppear. .
Vasta
For tho lionacwife.
(‘old tea icuves bound on a burn
relief.
if you happcll to run out of show
polish a row drops of lemon juice
ruhhcd briskly on tho black or brown
lculhvr will give It a brillant polish.
t‘icun‘ soiled light cloth garments
by rubbing them with hot sail. Micr-
wards brush with a clean brush and
dump and press if necessary.
If you want a jelly to set quicklyi
compiish.
tucks give i
lllc newest
dissolve the gelatin in a small amount I, and pockets
of hot water all dlhcn add cold water
to make up the amount.
Winch baking broad always warm
the basins and flour. Tile lurcad will
bc much lighter.
To rcmovc paint from clothing sat-
urulc thc spots two or three lilncs
with equal parts of ammonia and tub:
pcntinc and then wash out in soup
suds. ,.
For selling a rat trap use broad
soaked in linseed oil.
effect. The
here. For
,lo month by
~lnont
; Alfonso
Thou attractive things may be do
veloped in such a variety of ways that .
they have justified their rclainmcnt ”MW 99" “9‘“ "‘0'“- fruit.
for the new winter frocks.
unlity may be expressed so easily in
'l them that they give
Tucked Veal the Feature.
look which we are all
Illustrated hole is an cs-
celient example of a unique \tNi.
known .
: police circles as the “squealer’s mark"
Cappictton out under bonds
.9..—
Duvatyn Favored for Hata.
More and more h" tho millinery fall use. but had a good surplus to be people. and as such, of course they.
r u trade been using cloth, such as broad- stored for winter. Not a pound of this should live up to the new regulations!
To remove mildew, soakthe clothes cloth and duvelyn, [or hays. And now \ahlable food should be allowed to for public eating places, such as:
lone of the most desirable and smart- “W“ ”“3 “"1““ because 0‘ 90°? 3‘0“
Orange fritters are delicious as safest hats is
developed in duveiyn.
‘i When the material is tested a“, shape tatoes for the final time, a. few hints ccm of wheat flour substitutes.
’ ’ h ' 4 v a
To remove silk from sweet corn, use; is invariably small as’ the lualvrial as to their 5‘0““ bill nol. come.
llends itself more readily to draping “"158-
“55 0'3 over a turban.
Fur and flowers!
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i
I There was hardly a war garden in
And indeed this dark cellar or in an out-door pit, but'
The short ends Of candles, milled makes a remarkably We“! combina- great care must be taken to keep ounces of other breads, such as corn
and mixed with “ml parts of turpenvi lion. , ’i‘hc saica "f halls of this com- them from freezing. if you bury them bread, muffins. Boston brown broad
line. makes a fine polish for floors. ibinalion have be”, trcmcndous. They in a pit be sure and cover them sum. etc, may be served.
seem to “mm” to the most discern-.“h‘nuy to keep out the frost. if they
. . -.-...-,
paint was“ neuron. {wuss csuacu sol-nae
ARE OERVED
America this summer, which did not Church suppers have quite a pro-
contain at least a,faw rows of polar gram to live up to now-Mays. in one
toes. Many war gardens not only up- tvay they are like any other sort of all
piled potatoes for late summer and place which serves a large number of
No bread Should he sorrel! which;
For those who have raised po’ docs not contain at lcasl twenty pt‘r:
ugc.‘
Of this Vit‘lol‘y bread, no lllol'c than‘
ftwo ounces may he r‘ml‘l'c‘d to a pa ;
Potatoes must be stored in if cool, tron al one meal. ‘
if no Victory bread is served, tour
’!
No bread is to be served until aim;
This "we” bring out all arc exposed to the light they will turn the first course is on the table and no}
ithat is soft and beautiful in the fur 3'99”-
Cheese may be kept soft and (cod and render it silky and iikabic to look
l
l
l
i
i
I
i/ '
Ara Still Popular.
individ-
lhat personal
«dull to ill“
.latces in the cellar is to place them
iin open crates which furnish plenty of~ I
ventilation and then cover them with ‘ served to a patron at a meal. 1
.‘old sacks and place in a cool dark‘
place.
ducted under the auspicis of thc Eng-
lish government young strawberry
plants are Iaid'to have increased in
y
plants are
can casily
claim, Into the bcllcf that a charge of
ulorlricily is genuine sunshine. as a
rcsull of which thcy forthwith grow
prodigiously.
ibrcad or toast may be served as all
The simpltst method of storing po garnllure. 5
Bacon is barred as s garnituro. ;
No more than one meal may her
Exceptions arc for liver and bacon!
‘ club sandwiches. hashes. gouiashes.'
Potatoes have played an important HO. These may be servcd. i
role in the food of all countries since. Not more than a half ounce of bur:
‘lho war began, and their value will
[not be lessened this winter. There
gale many new and delicious ways of
3prcparing potatoes so that We should
i find it easy to carry out the Food All-
'ministration's suggestion to give po-
ler is to be served to one person at a}
meal. i
No sugar bowls shall be on the: .
table. Onc lcaspoonfui for coffce or
tea, and one for cereal or fruit, is the
limit for a local.
FOOD GROWING PLANTS.
Scientists have found the way toI
locals served including cooking
They champ thc soil and can do many things which a l'cn- “1
showing how to gel along with loss "'
corral food or how to use othcr
sweeteners than sugar. For example M
apple syrup can bc madc much of.
Thc church supper can malls it
thus
in experiments that have been con- Defially in small towns the
would not cntnil much expense.
icid by eight y pcr cent, and even old
reported to have given
Potatoes
be pcrsundcd, scientists
one which avoids all waste. Prob-
ho desircs is the best idca.
ilc
l n distinctive air and lilt‘
lioovar sash adds to this distinction.
Tile top coat illustrated is one of
and smartest models for!
,lhe winter season. The collar, cuffs?
are gonatruclcd of con-i
treating materials. which give a novel :
collar may be worn open
or in tho high military effect as shown :
could be readily substi-
tuted for tho contrasting material.
GIVEN "SQUEALER'S SIGN" l
i
His loft cheek laid open from Dari
a knife disfiguring treat-1
in the underworld and
If new linware ill rubbed with fresh iof $1.500 pending arraignment in the,
lord and thoroughly heated in the Superior 00“"- 0’1 “"833 0‘ having,
~ked the
oven before it is used it will novel'JWD'
rust aftelward. no matter how ire-i
quently it is put in water.
When putting away preserves set!
each Jar in the center of a paper nap-i
kin, then twist the cornérs of the nap-
kin very tightly, which will keep them
free of dust. ‘
as a result
police as
caught after
Rose Lee,
$1,500 bonds.
(rlminally historic bad-i
gcr game" is at New Haven hospital!
of a mysterious assault:
zin that city last night. * i
Guiseppe Spagunate is held by the.
his assailant. He wasi
a lively chase.
the woman in the case.i
is in jail, awaiting trial in default of i
*—
leont Blood floor?
it it is. You hissedVinoi
Anaemia, run-down, nerve-1:3, dcviwdized conditions
rcsuli: fromlposr or this 'hfooc. Agiance at the
formula. of Vinci, the labclnvdl show
‘1
minted
that; it; contains the very ingredients necessary to i
make 'cosl blood. It 50011 creases a healthy appo-
:3
c
No sugar scrvlcc is meal.
, lust, and this
in another way the church supper is othcr ways of saying. we must not. in France. One of them says:
make the sun shine, as it werc. upon a much more personal sort of thing . dulgc in "social."
agriculture.
with electricity and tho crops, fooled,
into belloviug that. tho sun is shining.‘
commence to grow at a rapid pace.
There is no deception about the re»
suits or this cxpcrimcnl. which are
hailed as an achievement of vast im-
[po‘rtsncc in these days of when the
productioh and collacrvation of food
at. Just think of a modest liltlc squir- "0 3° tremendously vital.
rel lam with a still more modest
”not. Ila-pins tablespoon lard. on’o- “m", mm a glass fruit iar lid con‘ flower pmlml quietly on the small
.4
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means,
cal is served.
rough.
ANSFIE
LD’S ESTATE
(‘09! ulne
Kim?“
lamesDOnneIly
that
where a fourth ,
The Simplicity That
Is the Keynote of the
New Season '5 Fashions
Is Charming/y Ex-
pressed in This Tat?
lored Frock of Surge ori'
Tricoletfe. It Is Just.
the Sort of Frock Ere/y"
Woman limits for (he-
Firrf Cool Days of.
Autumn.
“lulu-lulu“lllnulnaallaauuannual-all
O C T O B E R
Pictorial Review
Patterns
and
THE FALL
FASHION BOOK
NOW ON SALE
Whnlcwr we do should be'Anlel‘ican has been "sidoswipcd‘ by
fluocs their proper place in our \cg- to exceed 1,4 ounce- for our person m done with the thought in mind that a. train passing in the opposilv till‘l‘l“
clubic rulion. a local. Threw pounds is the allovr- we are pledscd to send fifty per cent, lion. ’-
——~—. —-——- once to be obstarved for each ninety more food to the Allies this year than‘ Walnings in English hau- inn
among posted in all railway station.-
“Onc hundred and
“Americans killed riding on mills uni
. i ' . . .
taurnnt dinner could not do, n 03". 'l'hrcc simple» nfl‘a'h‘tfl day planm’d tildes of railway cars. lxccp illr‘tit.
he a sort of demonstration agent in and 98an for health and strength are Wait until you get to a trend In
_ stick your head out."
' “There arc three kinds of fouls, ‘.
Fools. 2—-Dumncd fools. ii.
HA8 TOTAL or $34,193 dicrs who ride on tho tops and coll-s
NEW LONDON, Nov, Ill—Richard of cars."
specialty of playing up local produce, Mansllcld, actor. who died Augu.-; :m,‘
reducing ll‘anspoflgtion_ 3.. 1907, left an estate valued at ”4.1933 '
use of A mappraisal of the o'slu't mud; by
large. alllmlm‘s m‘ vt‘gefablpa and 193‘s one of the transfer tax slate apprais-
bread would he a practical plan and "‘5 and’llicd in thc surrogatc's court.
New York city, last
\ 'l‘ho method of serving should be "ill“? l0 be as stated.
Out of this sum, however. are
ably lhc cafctcrla plan, where each Dem-'98 0f 816.376.93—flmeral. $637.5;
hcrson hclps himsclf to the food which creditors, $14,457.71 :.
york, showed the uni
This, under the direction dubbed
——.
WHY
"DOUGH BOYS ?"
A doughbov is an American soldier,
and American soldiers. infunlrynlcn.
ariillcrymen, medical department, siz-
corps sharps,
alike all are. called doughlloys.
ex- cartonist is one, so is Genorul PPSil‘
The term "doughboys" claws wk.
administration, to the Civil war when army wit “me-
8750, and executrix's commissions. aroused by ""3“ “WWW brim W"
The church supper should never be 8531.38~\vhich makes the not figures
made a "fourth nlcal.” it should take 317.816.74-
lhc plat‘t- of tho third regular daily of his will, executed on May 21, 189i, cause 1
passes completely to his widow who ed dumplings of raised dough “TM
resides on 0coun avenue, Ncw Lon-
don.
on: on infantry uniforms.
body (he must have been a sailor!
the buttons "doughboys"
hey reminded him of tho boil-
in ships' messes and known to all
sailors ‘ns doughboys. Ol'iginully
referred only to rm enlisted inn.»
Richard Mansfield. 2d. only roll it lryman. but the A. E. F. appllus it.
11... “45,3 «llcd at an anny lluspilul M to all branches and all grades of Hm
‘———-:-——-——-—-—q—.
KEEP YOUR HEADS iN.
Fort Sum Houston, Texas, on April {'31.le Stars andSlripes
HHS. lost. leaving an estaic here until
at New London which is today in the;
hands of a transfer tax slatc apprais-
E or. tho ontirc prowl-Cy, since he was
; too young to make a will, going to his i
} ulothcr, who is his sole heir.
W improvcs digCStiOE‘» and yelp; you to get filii ; Warning Given to Americans Travel, It WardaOffCt‘oup
’ .. , ~ - ,.- .1 ,1 b .121" l he in finance Nevclputa croupychildlo bcdwitb-
beneut from your daily foo. ,. . iii s you up. i - oulgivingadoae of
Bradford, Pa. . ; ,0
"t i'rrm used \‘inol for impover-
ished Mood. lwas broken out with ,
a ram uld run down so it was hard
for me to keep about my worn.
Quilt-l” mndrcinosold nococzi, but \‘inci
th, and it has built. loru ”mi rc- apricot-d my blood cuti’imprqvcd my
ctorcd her hoalth.”—l.itc.N. .umcli. collazucn very rapidly. -Rocc Lasky.
- ‘ n . ms ~ 0min. overworked man.
'0' iliem3fi'p1'om‘lfig'afimfimcfilfigxi, lh'cgtlkn: rolxlrdy liko'Vmol.
\ Dre-wining N. H. i
“My dad .cgr war: anaemic, i-ad
your blood aid: suffered irom ludigcr:
tion and bill-cuts attacks. A; Voli’i
helped my son, I govo it: to .137
(la tor—she coon improved 1:!
ian
sis—good but his exceution is a bit weak!
Ono of the. chief sources of worry:
American military authorities in:
i charge of troops
in transit
'g France is'to kcep their men from get-’
i ting killed through sticking their;
heads out of the car windows or being 3
knocked off the running boards whilcj
: going from one compartment
other.
French tunnel clearance is only six
1 inches in many places and tunnels are
frequcni in Frnnce. All the principal
lines arc doublc~frncked and many an
fours nonprofits
. Mothcra kn it stops croup because
it cuts the title choking mucus. clean
i the throat of phlegm. stops the hoarse
metallic h. cue: difficult breathing.
give- quiet a cop.
.. Mrs. :l'. Neurcuct. Eau Ciaire.Wia.. writes:
Foley a Honey and Tar completely cured»
my boy oia severe attack of croup."
‘ .. ra. Chas. Reilz. Allen's Mills. PL. write-I‘-
. I have used Foley'a Honey and Tar for the
rail riavcn yarn. and would not be without if.
m Iavcd me many a doctor's bill for colon
and croup."
across 3
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