Helpful Hints
Fashion Points
l
l
“tethered Chicken.
”W trial make dumpllng as followe:
in powder. 1 tablespoon of lard, l
, Wort til together
. ‘ w and roll thin. out into squares
i3“ “00 0| the chicken in the oven
dumbe- and Place in a dish.
1“ dim and make gravy in sixth
fl. III flour and milk. Pour 'sauce
”It. dllnpllnga in dish and serve
5:“. Place (thicken on meat platter.
Wm“.
'Weye to Finance Pearl Barley. 1
One of die greeteet strength-giving
Me in barley. The gladiators of old
’0‘”! the float [mining way to
at"
heath-ruin nabmiut more
“an up of pearl barley our
“Mia enough water to cover. it.
flock in double boiler for two been.
alone uio water should be all absorbed.
film with cream and small amount of
Another one tor this nourishing
M. and one not gene-ally known, ll
I“ a tablespoonral of pearl barley
in mm soup. it not only greatly
We the nruriahment, but makes
for more ”iambic.
' , Cut cold tongue in thin slices. then
i“; an ‘ain into pieces about one inch
m Arrange a layer of tongue on
Em lettuce leaves. And on the
aims place a layer of hard boiled
minced thin. Then another layer,
lunatic. and cover all with a good
Whine. Decorate the dish with
queen ol' cold boots and parsley.
’ Dinner Snipe.
One mp molasses. '5 cup butter or
W shortening; boll together nve
: - : pour while hot over i tear
. loan and 2 tablespoons of
m ginger; salt; cool a little: and
”4'? i ,' nuke quite otiii'; roll very thin."
lent the results of the Peace‘
hid fair to be White and‘
I.r .‘t.-.
i
;, suntan" '
FIVE YEAH8=
7 . Restored to Hutu
‘ Lydia E. Pinkham'e
ngetahle Compound.
West, Fla— “For five years
» - from irregularities. wrth tt‘l~
‘ riblo. pains and an
awful weakness in
my back. The doc.
tor gave me dili-
erent medicines but
they did me no good.
Afriend asked mom
try Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable
Compound and I
found it to be the -—
best medicine 1 ever
tried because it
made me Well, and
i can now do my
I am telling my friends
’——b’ire. .i. M. CAMUS, 7:6
, Key West, Florida.
When at some pcl‘lod in their
' fromnilmenbspccuiiartotheir
«which in most ecu-s may be .
:“relieveci l.- “ thin foot. .13 root and
voice. ..ydia l" i inkhain'e ‘
Compmmd, j as Mrs.
o it hc'ped her EElI'T siiil'er-
and twinge .‘ci‘yflll‘. g ciso
-pve any annoying rim Iwrl‘h
“ understand. write y in. E.
Hflcioe 00.. Lynn. bless.
their 40 years expericnce
men on this subject as at
‘ Child’s Skin
he Em chafing. scalding?
gTried Recipesl
, Dan a [dung chicken which is tool
'10“ to fry. split it open on the back
Tm.“ ii out in a skillet; dredge
j I tilt. pepper and salt: place g. n-
" [Imps of butter on chicken. and
jfl [6 on. of hot. water; place in a
We oven and bake until tender.
m lac-d on its ago how long to
Twenty minutes before removing.
“his. a. sweet milk. 1 teaspoon of huh.
W of Illt and about 1 quart of
like plo
M m I light brown; then remove
. two ounces each of eldcriiower wait i-
than water as it needs it. when
M. This in a moist delicate dish. ' ‘
_ ,. __ I and hang out to dry.
Tongue and Egg Salad. 9
damp.
. \th r graduating from West Point he
% waxed with the 8th tawdry: he adv
‘ :‘ tw- yinll'n' Ht‘l“\il‘t" in Cuba and was
. for duty at Sturre.
.‘ili billet-r for tech 35" mull but it. his
'nn-u to supply army surgeons.
”um-p urzctl to accept tt-inporul‘y an
ill candldatcs for admission into int‘
i native of Newington, Conn” und prim ;
trio of Plaitsburg, has reported to; ANOTHER TRANSPORT ARRIVES.
\‘liijtll‘ Flynn.
{torch as personnel .tdjutunt.
lculnr duties will he to assist in urad—‘Trm‘sw‘n 0W"- with 11922 American "inc ambulances with the
:12 candidates for commissions by us.» troops aboard. arrived hert‘ [Winding calm beside the driver.
with proper consideration: for intclll-i
i Health and law. Novelty Tassel. and Fringeo.
A pinch of salt on the tongue foi-
cold water often cures a sick head-
ache. ’
To stop neaebleed, sit up straight.
Never lie down. Lay oold clothe on
the nape of the neck and on the brow.
A row potato cut in half and rubbed
on lingers stained with vegetable par-
inks will remove the dieoolorallons.
A poultice of fresh tea leaves moiet-
ened with water will cure a sty on the
eye.
To stop hiccoughs give the patient it
tcaspooniul of granulated sugar and
vinegar. if necessary. repent the
dose. ,
A simple toilet wntt-r is compelled of
of labor required for their adjustment.
ties look at; if they had been niadc out
of piece-s of rutch-d silk. whllc others
especially tutti-aria are in heavy lbpo
effect on the order of the tutu-win used
in upholetcring.
Many of the best of these novelties
could; only in the dark brown and
taupe «hatch, showing a tendency
'ou'nril tht- use of a sclfcolorcd trim.
tli‘ course, much Hhudt‘u of French
blue and bonus are i-eprescntmi in
mine extent because of their recent
arrival as high novelty shades.
and distlilc-‘ ‘ .
Alum will nerve to check thc in. .1).
ing from a cut and Also help to hl‘ui
the wound. '
Tea and coffee stimulate the heart
and the secreting action of the kid»
neyn. These effects chum: them to bu.
unsuitable beverages for children.
Severe pains in the stumutrh after
eating can be relieved by drinking a
glass of water in which had been stir-
red a teaspoonful of bait.
After doing kitchen work. rub thi-
hands with'salt for a few minutes and
then rinse with tepid water. This vglll
smooth them so that one may em-
broider or sew without dimculty.
Washing Blankets.
When washing blankcta make a
'ather of boiled soap and tepid water
'illti allow a teaspooniul of household
uninonla for cwry pailful and a half
of water. Wash thcnl in two or three
waters, put them through tho wringer
New Scarf Voile.
Among the most interesting types
of veiling in the tic-called chenlle dot-
ted scarf veiling which in of sufficient
length to kulilfl the hat and the
throat and hang in scarf iarhlon over
the shoulder. This idea in beautlful
when expressed in border form with
iilt‘ border graduelly at the ends.
The scarf veil is no doubt an out.
growth of the inalinc scarf which cm
ated such a furore in mllllncry and
veiling circlea early inlit spring. it
is so gcnerally bccomiug that in Hpilc
of thc piiublcmn which its production
prom-mi; to tho manufacturer it will,
undoubtcdly, have it considerable run.
For and Against the Bell sleeve.
The bell idceve adopted ior home
waists ill a point for argument. Some
designers think that while it in especi-
ally in keeping with the mllariess
neckline it is cause for a struggle-
when it/tomcs to getting it under a
cult coat elmwc which this
fashion decrees as skin-tight.
One of the innitnit-rablc oconom“
mssihleinthose tiiucu in the trout
in: of a drcssy Willa! combined with
-” 1.," l’hilippincu for about the some n separate skirt. Tho wrist lllilhcrx
. m. “f mum ”is tank with the hero product-d waists ilmt nrc «um-
'.tr\"trd unit tti ('flllliil‘ltlflt' last year .. --~
in l'tlnlll’l‘ililtl" \Vl'"
‘iwns that he in unusunlly well quali-
. 1i it) cmnniund ll corpn. Major lt‘lynn
.21 inc ilsnliiit‘ti by Capt. .l. H. Neshitl.
innit-11y of Detroit who not his mill-
‘ll‘\' training all Fort Sheridan and
l'ifliinblll". ,
Licutcnunt William J. Amer, D. E.
:imwn and H. R. Brown. all graduait .~
i tlw'l’laltsbutg comp have reported
All training corps
“‘0 untitled to the service of one medl-
(‘hocse a doc. windy day for this
Work, as blanket» spoil by being kept:
MlLITARY STAFF AT STORRO.
\lnjor William 1". Flynn. U. S. A.. has
'twn dclnilwi by the war dopar'ment
it who ccmnmnd of the Studentu' Ar-
uy Training t‘oi‘ps at Storm. Major
will") is n native of Woodwork. Conn.
ht'ii mm
"v and thu scpztrnit- xkirts '
necessary l‘or'nuch a combination tll’i‘.
_. i
in the market.
APOSELLA'S CA8! CONTlNUECt
When suede shoes become shiny
rubihem with stmdpaper.
The case of Luigi Armellu, lll‘rflpi'i‘
ctor of the notorious Grand Union lln.
tel on Wood street. was lf'ltd bciul‘t'
the Court oi Appeal in iii’itlat'lmi't.
yesterday. and was oont‘tnuml until
tomorrow. Luigi was arrested ruini-
time ago and hold on the Charities or
keeping a. house of ill fame and \vith
wcn impossible for the War Depart-
In con-
i‘llllt‘lN‘l‘ physi :tlla‘ ill civil lllt‘ havi-
ll‘l'll urt/ud tn .ikt't‘lit tcniporttry up
mntnwnts as it patriotic duty. Thus
)i'. ('. E. Simoutls of \thiiumntic has
Hie ease was tried by Judcc ticorac‘
H. Voebltrgh. who after it gllnipct- at
his past record, sentenced him to tip
Bridgeport jail for three years. Altm-
ney John J. Cuneo, attorney for Luiiva.
iled an appeal and thc case is now
mining corps. in addition to this before the Brjdmimn court.
in"; Licutcnam Raymond. ll. tioodnlu,_ 1
ml impose thc regular hrmy test on
M--.-._,_..-...-.. t
The war depurtnicnt;
detailed Lieutenant Goodale to‘
His Dar-i
ah
i‘ the regular army standards which
nclude first of all physical fitness,
'cnce, training. leadership, and gen
“at usefulness in the. service. . Try a Sentinel Wank“
1
Some 01‘ the most inn-mating are. In it
rich bronze shade which is especially
handsome on the t‘ashionnblt- brown
hats.‘ These tasreled and fringed ci-
iccis are lrtouently mounted on pins.
.1 factor which adds much to their pop-
ularity because of the small amount
Some of the most interesting novel-
h‘l'ont in Pi‘dlli‘t’ ((‘oricapondeucc
the. Asmicluml l’l‘t‘l“ir-Uile of
interesting (illll‘lli‘lt‘l‘fi
Hinds behind tltc lint-
t-nllct-nmn. lit, in stationcd at every
(1‘09! l'tliili“. .t-anlnting traffic with all' if bit-s ll. nth-dimi- was home.
the gtmturm of u professional truiiicI wnitn't, l--' «on
policcinnu
but in .i !.'u.ki uniform and with
red blusc' ml tut his nrm all the bargc Annie \vmiftl l-tli t\\lr c‘t
keeping a reputed house of ill {trill-.0! M‘ “"""”"-"~
ltrut-k in :. :pzillt'rillfi motorcycle come
‘vvithin his jollstiit‘llon. The
.llcitt staff cut. .
.i’lncs and its rctl~cappcd passengers.
its filibli‘cl. to the law “3 lnhi dmvu by
that firm on“ in khaki.
she‘d
ftalnin: lieu-train; there are gW-at otr
:en curs filial Milt hunt:
NEW York. Detail-The British ccrs 0‘ 19"“9“ limit. but nim‘t. eucrgcr
.itoni i-il'i‘l'llooi. Shc iii the fourtlliere huuc loriioa, long columns
“‘anrk‘pmt to bring returning soldieta.l‘h“m-
Niece great main roads cont‘nmw. T6-
Iwerd-i night the roads are sometimes
i ' Mr. Wad 3...: naturally
SCHOOL LUNCHIO.
H'cri morning {or their children to
lHkt‘ to school. it in simple enough to
prepare wholesome milk dilation and
.uilinhlc foods when this Children are
at home. but it is much more tithcult
to find eonielhlng that can be packed
. Nt’xt in importance to fur trimming into a small pail or lunch box. A child’s
lowed ten "limit“ In" 57 8 drink 0‘ are the tum-lty wheels and fringes.
food is very vital'when one realizes
um. unimae cmiuren are properly m. In-
leiied while they are growing, they can
timer become strong men and women.
'l‘hvy need three nourishing meals a
day. The midday meal in quite its tin-1
porlunt us the other two became they‘
are. exercising both mind and body-
during the interval lwtwu-n hrcakiastv
and the evening meal. I
The lunch should be planned withi
the «nine careful thought as if it want
to be eaten at the tablc. Meat or its
equivalent should he Included; this
may be hell, eggs. peanut butter, or
milk in some form. either cottage or3
cream theme or cup custard. Bread:
and butter should always be a part ofI
the lunch, and the utility kinda of sand-
wiches offer an excellent means of!
varying the lunch. Variety should not:
be overlooked for children, an wcll us'
grown-ups. tire of eating the same
things day after day. i
Sweets are also essential. 'i‘hcy oi-
lcn make an otherwinc dull lunch most
attractive to the boy or girl. and even
in war time this hiltluld not be over.
looked. Raw ilgs, dates. pruneu. or
ti‘iilfilllni will iiirntith the “wet and is
usually relinhed, vililHl' plain or in
combination. Witr limo candles could
ha put into the box ()(‘tfllhlilnlliy for
Varivty, and jellies, niarutalndtm, or
fruit butters, make ilnc filling for Mind,
wit-lion. lf pottelblc include in the
lunch home fresh or cooked fruit or
green vegetables such in; lettuce. cur-
rots, or celery. Them foods furnish
important mineral salts which children
especially need in order to hurt- their
bones grow as strong an the PH)! of
their body,
Thr (‘hl‘t‘ of the container is another,
important feature. It tho lunch is 10'
be packed into a pull or tin boll, thul
latter should be dubbed thoroughly in,
hot waterP uild dried lit-fore putting in.
the lord. The con-r should tit tightly
though to «Xt'iutltl dust ilntl din of unyt
kind. Basic board limos should be;
illltti with u purililin liit|lt'l' which can;
be removed each (in). Tlic following
are suggested lunches that make it
complete meal. tlilc needs only to
keep in mind 'lw general plun; variw
tinnegiwill readily runes! themselves
whenever then- lit the time and incline»
lion in coneidt-r the chlld'ii lunch.
l. Cheese vilillilwli‘ilt‘s, ornnge. dates
stuffed with n ts, and gingt‘rbroild or
molasses cook vs.
2. Hard cooked villi". bread and but-
ti-r sandwich». cvlcry, und prunes
.tniTu-zt with Iwultut butter or raisins.
“ littkcti lwnn and lettuce cand- .~
“MI-ax Itl'ph' Mtllrt'. and salt cakes. ‘c
l l't-uliui built-r sandwiches. “Plum;
_~llt rnll. .lnd cttp custard. l
“""—‘ i
ii
lNTERESTING FiGURE
Mtinn‘ry Policeman Figure:
Behind Lines
With tho Americana
Largely \
"on on the,a
EVt‘l‘Hillll'. li‘ulll a gigantic motor-
branch;
with its proud staff
A
It in :1 inotlcy pnceant that he mur
Thom are hit: closed (“it's con
staff ofll~
There are evenlvmnv-
doctor nit-
There
of
c and int '1.
All day long thi- rush of trn’r'u‘ "'1
3
Many niolhm are putting up lunches
their u «y.
or after luy~-r
on
\\
, yard tintlvi
w
can't get-away from the speed cop. ,
IN “TIN All!) VELVET.
Satin continucs in be an exceeding
ly lithiilolllilit‘ fabric. lined alum ..
in combination with velvet. there i
nothing smarter for drcsay wear. 'l'h'.
first ireck'plctured is I figured Sfllll‘. ‘
The skirt has a deep luck at the liner
and is joined to the plain waist un‘
dt-l‘ it deep girdle of broad valvm '
ribbon. Narrower velvet outlines the
white collar and cuffs. Medium >th
requires 5’;- yurtls f-ltirinrh satin. witl.
.4' lord plain satin for collar ant?
rillia. ‘
The second model features a hiti'llFt 6
ct black velvet trimmed with iii-ads?
and fanty hutiontt. it is worn with2
a skirt of check satin, simply gall».
mod at the top. The blouse is slash- ‘
Pd at either aid» and finished at the Y
(1’. yards 36-inch satin.
l-‘lrttt Mildl‘ll Pictorial ltevicw
Willi-t No. 7929. Sl'lt-t‘. ii In ii iii-
tlmi bust. l'ricc, 21 LPN“: Skirt Nu,
794i. Slim. 21 to I‘.‘ ill"hi‘t‘. ‘.‘.':ii~'.
l‘i'lt-i. 25 cents.
Shroud Modcl' lilouwu .\'n T'Al.
Sizes. H to 20 your.» l'l‘ll't. 2" cents.
Skirt No. 7928 Sin}, 2:: in 1:2 int-hoe
vuist. Price. 1.". t'i‘llZ-l. Embroidt-ry
No. 12320". Tranzitcr, blue or Fol
low. Price, 2.1 cents.
...
hucku'a rd
of white
thc hutmh
llcr tlnv tin: machinery ilt‘ililld
(until titttl‘l- ttmipit-x :mti inot'v pun
rl'ul.
HOW JIMMY PROPOSED.
l-liltt i‘urlwr llullcr, lilt‘ \\t~llklltl\\'ll
liuiutitN. hits it story in the .\lllt‘l'it‘lill
Illa-unlim- in «hit ‘1 the nlitiii t‘ilillitt'lu‘l‘
.i_\~'
"‘\\tii. .lillllli) but! been with the
on liriiiib Blil'vllh six your» and \nnll-, tllll’illl't‘li LOW RECORD FOR
of girl. : ul lawn with its fi\'i' )t-iil‘s. l
thetguem t‘\t’l'.\'lltltl‘\ thought she hadn't
ny «the? mum at all liillil our own
i" ”W military" ing “1“. u .‘iluiny crunc- over and knock~ . . 1‘ ’ , .i
led at iln lurk tlnm- am] asked lnutlwr any i H be? (‘t‘lll blinds, “hit .1 huh. ,
She bccn steadily tlcclinln': since (boy;
\Vcrc placed on tho Stock Exchange i
today fell to the
rilt‘ ililti KUHO‘ it) tho-
li' New York or Chicano. l-lvtlnxv! I'll l.lililt‘l'iln church: but of
ill tcr Ibui .lii Ii 1 «m vl t l mute titer, and
airs out in iii.
”iv :tpp‘p ili‘t' liliti m,.._.i
ouldsii and out. w-“uutimuizmg m CANADIAN CASUALTY LIST
talk. and liilii.
while Annit- would my, "it-s" and)”
after sh» it’ill'nt'll it. "No."
ind t \ciy illll't‘ in til
unim- ltuitd \AilI'll 1..-
" 'I know,‘
uy nwunr said: ‘bul i
don't knu“ who. i will t‘\'!'r do With .
out you.
An it”.
‘ So then Anuw t ‘tl inn-i .ilE‘I" vycrc
no cookies. so I vi u; out. ‘
-Try a Scntincl Want Ad.
" ~. - ".. . 5 ‘ '. 1; . ,
-m'*naoze, 1.13 " "W"
p e , . )
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IIIIIIlIIIIIm..IIDIIINIDMMIIIIUIIIIIIIID|IIII
The Simplicity '1 [all
Is the Kt’yiiolc of the
New Scuson's Fashions
Is ('Iiariiiiiigly 13x-
lorcti Frat/z of .S'crgi' or}
the Sort of Fred; lii'cryl‘
iil'omau Want: for [/10
Fits! t'uul I’u
blllllulnlllullllliununuuu-'aululuue
OCTOBER
Pictorial Review
Patterns
THE FALL
FASHION BOOK‘
NOW ON SALE
nnelly
PROPERLY MARKED. ‘
v._ . .-a.
lamesDa
POTATO CROPS GAIN
Acre Yield Increase Thin
Cent. in Twenty Ve
The yield of potatoes pcr acre
neck with a M“ collnr. Average ”I" :crnduully incn-ttring in this country»
r‘flull‘vx i l’itrth 36-inch velvut and i" shown hy the records of the nu:
, “fill! of crop (climates of the United
intuit-a department of agriculture. Dur-
'ing lutiuisn the woman annual vivid
Eiwr :It‘l’ti wua ninetyonu buahcle, but
tlilt‘ average inarkcdly (inclined to 71.3
fllll‘iilt‘il‘ in lXMEo-lllili. l't‘i’l'l‘llijillt'
‘i‘OVt‘lT was uintit- in tlic foilowiuc ivn-
yt-ur period and at. much larccr recor-
cry. rising to a ucw high wutcr mark.
was reached in “903.1914, with its ii"
of ninety-seven bushel:
$85! Perisult Cases and Base intended ton
Orders have recently bet-n 2mm F -
the postmaster gcncml‘s oilicc. uh
read as follows:
cases and traveling bugs (or i"?lli .‘.'_‘J
by parcel post, postmastcrs
tuki- ospt cittl care to udviw Still-Ir],- .n’
the ncct'sbiiy for living to slit") :«rii w
iuliy :itldrt-sst-tl iailt’ln' in such a m‘ n~
nor that they
inched 1mm the parcels in il'tlllr'lli ~-
“in acc twin: ~
in twenty years the productivitv ni
potato acre. ~ increased
quictci‘ bill tin-re in still activity. All ”fifty-six D0? N1"- Till!
throukh the tight the lorries plod ml in"? ‘0 ””0“? entrees. among Whirl!
and for“-luvd' urtI creator ipccialimtion of produc-
the corn (lithil by, the dispatch riders lion. more intensive
come and go. There in no rust. l.-.iy~ NEW" {WUH'S' 0' "l8 90‘1- Th" “‘1‘
duh-t settles War uvcrnito yield
imd the lcnccs. p," bunhcis pcr iit'l't‘ in 19U5‘ill‘ll was lot
”:0; ilth‘d
‘ut' Klif‘.‘ ulurtink on, urchin; t'tiil ill!l:ilt'is it: till awry lmv .l‘t-nr hits, and
Hit it, hm 1" ~' in H7. .
t‘oiupttrt-d with POlliliitlltlll. tho \i.-l.l “hm“ "m“! or dcllvcry for ““"" “" "
address. lit-muse labels or
"This may be vlnnv by :iilixin. ;. .
lilbt‘lli to lht‘ body of the still cum ti
uddltion to the ltibel utinciu -l.
should also bu l‘tltltl‘f.’ili ltI liillit
lube! or memorandum Lill‘ll’tl' ii i t 'i t“-
:tnd address of both
trcntnicnt, and
of nincty-ucwn
”('Uillplitiuts huvc bwn l‘t‘l': . ;
the non-receipt
of pointocs tleclincti from
The ruin of productit rt
pcr cttpitu ill it-ccnt ymrs has with
mom» btft‘flllm‘
_. . . . ‘ .i
lilflll bt‘t'utllmA til int‘l‘t'flst‘ti lil‘milit'l't-i‘. In new “f the num' little ”L “‘ ’
.ihls description scnt out i‘iom :‘t - ‘
‘0"it‘t’, this order is of import-in:
; “l‘iilt‘i [reunion
LIBERTY BONDS} ,. -
NEW YORK, llcc
OTTAWA. 0nt., Dec.
Sn ul'lvl‘ “glowing names of New
(‘mlplt' oi \t'llrii. Jimntv helm n. lioiiialllh‘fll' in today's overseas
.lllt‘tl ll: itt‘l. list:
and in :i cuuplc or 5mm more they:
got, engaged.
other.
first can't keep child.en from
yeding in water and trampling through
plush and snow, but you can see thatthe}.r
do not antler with coughs. coldx, cmup.
eon: throat: or bronchitis following it.
Fole ’8 Honey and Tar
England lllt'l'
Prisoner of mm T. Shcclian. Low-
! gums tbcy likuil Hlt‘ll ‘ rcllcc, Muse.
Ill—ll. O'Brien, Hanson. Mus-25.:
“ '1 bill Mil ry to no away, too, mP’am.‘ B. McGovern, l‘l'tv‘ident‘e, R. l.
but it is right eterybmly should get:
married once or ltvicc.‘
hiullw lithe ou hi to havcwhen they
. wet, sneezing and
coughing. It makes them loci warm and
nomiortnbie, tutu good. sooihcs a row
inflamed throat. and prevent: serious
results from the wetting and chill.
E. .l. Bed-rd.Cowiche. With" Mien?-
‘e Honey and Tar in the best cough med-
ever need. [always keev
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