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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 16, 1918 · page 10

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,~ Tried Recipes I

Grape Conserve,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”d raisins, i pounds sugar. Stcvv
tapes. wash and cook 20 minutes.
, “on rub through a coarse sieve. l’ut
‘j into clean Yrs-total. add pulp or the or-
- ”in {taking out all seeds). and the
. giant of them chopped file. Then the
- Mr. then the raisins. after being
boroughly washed. seeded and cut up.
int. the nut meats, chopped up. Cool
. fell for 30 minutes and seal in Jars
" Ville‘bot. This is good for winter use
ad will keep well.

 

Prune Whip.
One third pound prunes. t’. cup ans.
.0. whites 3 has. 5 tablespoon vanil-
‘fi- Pick over and wash prunes; then
“yak several hours in cold water to
“or; cool: in same water until soft:
M stones and rub through sieve:
9»ng sugar and cook 5 minutes. Beat
films of can until stiff. add prune
.nlstur. gradually. When cold. add
fillilla and file ighly on buttered
“ may dish. Bake 2 minutes in slow
men. Serve with whipped cream.
Chili Iltsce.

Peel and cut lino. ripe tomatoes to
gpasure 2 quarts. let come to a boil.
lien add 1 pound onions out line. 1
wound red peppers out line. after tak-
'- in out seeds Let all boil together
11* hours. When cold add 5 cups vin-
“a‘bgar. 2 cups sugar. 4 tablespoons salt.
.3 tablespoons each of cinnamon. all-
!Iplce and cloves (part spice in separ-
ate small bag). Boil 1-; hour longer
and can while hot.

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'. Zeitmeal Maccat‘oons Without Wheat.
Measure two cups of uncooked oats
.Jneal into a bowl. add one cup of gran-
alntrd aunt- and a hair cup (melted)
tot any butter substitute. Mix well and
i this soak overnight. Next day add

jut of almond flavoring. Drop on well
"r‘greased tins and bake in a medium
'oven. 00 not. remove from tin until
5'1.th are cold or they will break.

Tomato Ketchup.

V.Four quarts stewed and sifted ripe
- nos. 1 pint vinegar. l cup sugar.
#3 tablespoons mustard. 3 tablespoons
- . t. 1 level teaspoon cayenne pepper.
. dry ingredients with a little of the
- . . until free from lumps. then
. all to tomato and boil down near-
talfi Bottle and seal or use bottles
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Mint Sauce.

- . 'Onoquatter cup finely chopped mint
.Mes. 5§ cu‘p vinegar. 1 tablespoon
~‘ wered sugar. Add sugar to vine-
: when dissolved, pour over mint

W let stand 30 minutes on back of
We to infuse. if vinegar is very

. . .;. dilute'witb water.

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0“ bnsket Concord grape. 3 or 1

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. 1 pound Enslish watmtt<. lid-tughnut batter will prevent soak

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Household HintS. For Trimmed Dresses.
Ullc-fotit‘lll teaspoonful ginw'r ”1' The lul' hit a for drifts tritutttnt. i:.
-”s' . coming cu' mom- and more 3:4 ”iv st i
”‘4'- ‘5 cooking. ‘son itllVfllll‘l'i. it .5 much hind. lloth
Steam your ba'con instead of hi ‘tiuu'

it and you will be surprised to find.”le n“... in...

how little it wastes.

'1‘.) get a good light from an otlf
lump thv- wicks must be changed with I in
they become clogged. Soaking wicl-I‘tmunnc
in vinegar twenty-four hours utter" bands of fur outl‘

putting them in the lamp aids in git-

tiug a clear flame.

pieces.
fortable.

nartow and hide lurrls ztro u-t-d. ltut
t'crlln;: efforts .vt‘-’ town-d
'by the use of narrow bands.

A goorgcttt- moch in ubi'r. Show
:'an apron front and back Jinan-1y.
d and rather short, lull! three
ning lllt; trapc.
Again tltc dark i‘ur ott'llnloz :n the

illowing tltrecquut'tcr (‘allot rice cs.

Stud a sofa pillow by tearing up}
inewspapers and old letters in very fine show fur. Them)

Keep some folded newspapers handy
upon which to place soiled pots and of the season. Models shown in it.

pans, thus saving yours-cit scrubbltu; navy. brown. black. white,

the table.
Utilize husband‘s
making

strips from the sleeves.

kitchen aprons out of
backs. and make apron strings from blouse two-piece strve. l‘iit‘
ibutton back and broad b‘elt

old shirts ii}

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'l'rotalctics for :l'ternocu o‘hn

are headed too it

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it makes it soft andcom-‘make. them more elaborate. Those in

white often have beaver er wolf. This
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is one of the most popular tuulcrlnls

beige. hen
mt_ are all liked.

Generally the lines til“ simple.
terra. cotta noted

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has a Russian
I“ in one.
buttoned

Blake a pretty slipon sweater by in the back with the .tatnc self hut-

carcfully unravelling an

shawl. After making

old knitted
the sweater.E

wash it Or dye it, if preferred.
When preparing a turkey or chick .neck, long lines and hand of for at

en, try rubbing the inside with a the lower edge.

tons of large. size. which
frork's only decoratioa.
Another, in taupe. show.» low round

are the

\Vidttit‘ll in a dtop

piece of lemon. it will ‘whlten the stitch weave has the back and front.
flesh and make it more tender.

To prevent batter from sticking'io fringe 20 inches wide.

spoon when filling muflln tins dip the: .

spoon in hot water each time bcfot-el
dipping the batter to till tins.

if you use pastry flour in a, recipe only.
calling for bread dour add two table-V

spoonfuls more for each cupful used.
Never wash poultry.
‘dtnup cloth.

Washing

Wipe with ;
renders the'

flesh sudden and the skin soft.

l'our boiling water
he baht-d. let stand ten

on potatoes to
minutes. drain.

Tltcy arc tine prepared in this way.
it’ your oven bakes too quickly for 39°“ and do“
lnrgc cakes. try placing a above lid un-
der the. cake pan. and a pan of water_ {0" ”n" children.
on the shelf directly over the cake.
Your baking~ powder biscuit will be “pm“ “WW" ""1"" 0' Georgette.

better if you roll life

than usual and use two cuts for one made °f bright

dough thinner

paneled. each panel t‘--:tturlu:z A fall 0!

Latest Fashion Notes.
Some. small collars are at the hack

Finc knife plntcs “re excellent it‘d
trimming.

V necks are almost as popular as
square ones. t

A very popular shade this winter is
not brown.

The smartest veils are those. wlih
Cuba to match thi- dress are made
The latest novelty in nccitwcnr its an

Winter couts for the children are
colored broadclqh,

hi tcuit. laying one on top of the other.‘ with ”'9 ”“9 waist.

They will break open

easy too.

Taffeta angora and other knitted

To ”rm-pm flour from lumping pm... materials are combined for dresses.
llv then used for thickening grnvies.
etc. bake it in tire oven until it is‘bined as the decoration for a white

thoroughly heated. and dry.
it covered receptacle until wanted to

UN",

Never ll‘l the whites of eggs stand

Keep ltt

We". int. n moment during the process

of heating. as they

will
{liquid state which cannot be restored . "Cotter d'Armes."

turn to a

and also makes a heavy cake. t
In making cake sift all dry ingre- ' a feature of some new Paris inspired

tilt-ills together. mix all liquid together. MOW-“W

and in combining the

pour the liquid into the solid to pre- fit? “Nth 0010? in the upper

vent lumping.
Any cookint.r vessel

in half the tint» if n is first steamed. embossed or applique work.

two he sure to

can be cleaned '

Fill it with water. put~the lid on and

An omelet pan should be used only

your shopping bag use one of the little

the top of your bag.

over this, and it. will always bc cosy beaver are startlnz l0 ‘50“.
combined with

to find.

Slip your l( ‘.‘y t

 

 

 

 
 
 

{t awduriug the vvintcr time, but
‘ filled with vlc-ofiidizctl. viti-
" .‘fli’il‘let'lllliilil :tii'i l-‘rcqucutly
fact is not cvcnuoticed. and
mat-c often the cause is not
iatcd. The fault is in the
Ig plant.
remedy is a good warm-alt

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Angora and jot buckles are (‘OIII-

satin.

Large picture shapes nre koltu‘skl
crowns and (‘hantll'y briuts nrc wtrn
for evenings.

Cherult t“. showing hip~lcngth. bt'll'
less blouse. of a metal cloth culled

int-ct plantings from clbow down are;

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Some new under slips front initial
part with!
skirt of black. ‘

The. newest Phillpptno handiwork lat
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Silk bloomers are more numerous:

. island it where the water will get hot. and varied in design than ever before.1

Sleeves with the long nrmholes area

[for omelet. Never scratch it in any In the minority in some of the smart!
1!: uny piece of egg have stuck showings. either in klmonas or set-in
tie it, put in a tiny piece of dripping. 653901-
3 allow pan to get not over tire. and the
Q piece will then come off easily.
' To keep flack of your door key m‘and in black and white effects.

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Dark evening dresses are shown in!
dark blues. brightened with spanglest

Chiffon. embroidered, beaded or;

ggold hook-s llllll are intended for cyol plain, is used over taffeta. Premet:
'glasses. and pin it in the lining near

veils black taffeta with sand chiffon.
Fur hats of squirrel. kolinsky and

mostly .

fabrics or flower '

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Mr. Wad is out after the ducks again.

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THERE‘S A NltE,

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'l”- .~i.o\\n .tlong Mininlil
‘1 - itiill tiittl'mevl will for.
\‘t'tntcr itt‘.tl~. [my t-tlccts, il't being

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wont ttmv. tint-ugh ttttt'.‘ on not so
Kpttpulnr llilr rumor. Hm“) m-mt n pic-

tcvttng tin»

“utter suit to be non]

int: r \vitlt their furs.
Silks vvillutttl ltlouw-e scctn to ho
jllrl tltc thing now. llislrutl of u

“must H \l‘bllt’ i.~ worn or in some caso
silk is

es :I dainty ot colored
lut ltml in In Bite the HYM‘l.

picct-

Hudson seal is llll' moat populat i'ur
this evasion. llraptd and
coutces of real trimmed daintily with
squirrel arc very licttutiful. Mole
and heater still hold their own.

FUN and Valenciennes now
trim the dairtler Walrlh‘, while for
evcry day We have striped dituity and
initiate. trimmed with tiny box plates.
instead of the usual pin tucks. '

While hitherto black has 'bcen

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tubooed for the young girl. many very
beautiful and youthful dresses are
being shown in black vt lvet and black
satin. Most of the dretscs have just
a touch of trimming.

 

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A. MIN IN WAR ZONK

Y. M. C.

Radical Revision to the Program of
Work During the War is Na-
cmnry l
Recognition of the self-sacrifice and
willingness to face death on the part
of the men who put aside their busi-
nesses to serve in the war sone. under
fire it necessary. as l', M. C. A. work-
ers is being given by the Red Trian-
gle organisation in the form of certif-
testes of honorable discharge to those
volunteers who were not sent over-
seas. in a statement announcing this.
the personnel division of the National
War Work Council. Y. M. C. A“ sets
forth the particular need of special.
ists instead of general but secretar-
ies. developed by the War lit-part"-
ment's speed in returning the Amen}
can Expeditionary Forces. The state-
mt-nt follotl's:
“The Young Men's Christian Asso

 

lions that have been serving our mil-
lm forces ovum-a anus itself oon-

ter of much of the work required un‘t

'greater t-ch-nl
, ;uround Red Triangle pmgtum will he
'clation as one of the larger orgunlm-i

m CORRECT BILHOU'BTTE.

The straight. stint t-llllUUt-‘llt‘ con-
tinues the dominant feature of ex-
clusive fashions. .‘vlodt-Ia may be
draped or trimmed in any vvay de-
sired. but the arrangement must
never give the vvcnrtr anything but
a straight up and than look. This
smart one~plecc model in hint-l: and
white check is combined with him-k
silk Jersey. The collar is of white
satin stitched with a hand of jersey.
Medium size requires 1‘. yard jersey
with 331 yards 5 inch chect material.

Pictorial Review (‘ostume No. 7754.
Sines. 84 to it inches bust. Price.
25 cents.

 

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requirements will he tour-co to cct

' thouuh both admit that their claims“

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tuln speclslists and experienced leatd~

era.

gifts of the nation.
\l'ill be largely increased for the
mics of occupation. and to on
than before

maintained. This will
log to specialists.

lituit l‘l't’!'ul|

This change of program will lin‘v
lsist very materially in conserving the
Educational work

or-
cup
on all

"Illany then. some of whom already
fronted. following cessation of hostil-Jtad reached Ne“ York on their way
lilac. with the necessity for a radical :ovcrseus. have. had to be returned to
revision of it. pmmm. The charac-ltheir homes because the particular

form of work for which tltcy wort

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tier present conditions is quite ditl‘er- chosen will not od'vv be needed. They

cut from that called for
were entering.
trmchea.
“immediately tollowing the artnis-
ticc it was thought that a largely in‘

leaving or in the

ory community disappointed

while men will add to the number of men in ev-
because

they did not get overseas. but entitled

to I-quttl honor Vt 2th those. whose

selfish and patriotic desire has no

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cleaned {llI‘CL' Would be needed. and tube-en thwarted. All will vt-ccivc certify

cull was made for more men.
when the roturn of the army from‘
Great Britain ‘WIR put into effect int-l
nvetllutely. and the early dentobiliss-t
tion of the American forces in l-‘rttnct-l
was begun. it was found that cntinw
classes of men heretofore needed int
considerable numbers by the Y. M. C.
A. would not be required.

“The ‘Y' now has over 5.000 work-
ers in France alone. Hereafter the

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The simplctt and but way to stop
coughing is to take

FOLEYS HONEYrIlR

Init. you get the curative influence
d the pine tar and other healing ingre-
tIEtrzts. to ether with the mollity Eng

'.. tivc c ect of the honey. it puts a
szmthing coating on the inflamed tickling
t':toat. alinys bronchial Irritation, raises
phlegm easily, stops bard wcarmg coughs
and nervous hacking.

\‘i' S. Built-y. Lancaster. Kin. “hum-“la
wile cnntmrtcd a severe cold. which developrd
into a bronchial trouble. and sit: atoll-ed nlmcut
(‘n"tl'tu::ll)'. ('3.c«hl" bottle at roley'i ilmlrv
{l‘tti Tsr stacked up her roolh nod shout-uni
rtuch tve'tcr at u'nht. She conthucd its as.
LtttJ it effected a core."

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Litter, ! testes of honorable tllHt'llttl‘ul‘ in row"

Vast Area of Untouched Resources in;

South America.

l. \ l'.\Z. ilolivltt. tt‘orrcspondcnt‘
of the Afln‘tlt'litlrtl l'l"‘.~'.~ll- ln-‘Iuv
Amwit'sn capital into thc tx-t-iml ll
Dublin's of South America for iii

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developnun. of vttst nrcns ot' hitltt-rtol
untouched ruourccs has (‘uttr‘ed Bolt-g
via and t‘srnnusv to awaken to a nut—
lizution m the possibilities that lie, in?

the disputed none vvhlch is known a
the. Great l‘ltnt'o.

Thcboundurv' line between

satisfied with going on

the issue.

But now that

The urcut t‘Yhaco is a \‘ttSt

tltese‘
two republics never has been fired de-
lilnitcly because of the wildness of tht‘
’country. but both nations have “can.
record as
it'lniming all the zone and thcn about.I

ithelr daily business without forcingt

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great developmentl
companies from the United States arel
ceking concessions. the. newspapers}
iztnd public men are ttrtzinp.r that the.
’old question he brought up for final
. settlement.

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. lot i: tent: on not Pictorial Rtvicvv l’nttcto.
mayo and l'aracuay rivers. It is'

claimed by both Bolivia and Paraguay.

are so large that they will have to
give up large areas in the tinal rcck-
oping.

For several years Btllllllt hits been
preparing quietly for the day of final
settlement. so that it is now in a posi-
tion to press the issue to ndl'nntnis'P-
'l‘hat country has constructed a chain
of forts at intervals or twenty miles.
in direct wireless communication with~
l..'t Pat, put its army in txrseesslon ol’

the strip and settled back to won for"

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Wants

”Brother Fools Sick!

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

T OPERATORS otscmnczo
HARTFORD. Dec. ll.—The naval in~
telligence operators. selected from the
naval reserves. and vvho had been in
tinged in this city during the actin-
tics of the war. have all been dist‘hcru-
cd from further service. There “cm
about thirty of them operating in this
states under tile direction of Lieuten-
and Lawrence A. Howard, and l‘t'l't'i‘il’
of the number were lucated in this
city. The war at an end. there is no
Occasion for the aggressive investiga-

'tion of alleged disloyalty thin-e was!

formerly. Investigators of the depart-
ment of justice still continue in tho
service.

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Castor (til. l‘litlomvl and Pills.
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You will ;1\v id .m; and trouble

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