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We Butter. .-
nld slice tut apples, and add
water to make a thin apple
W for three or four
mining frequently. Sugar.
,' U brown. molasses or syrup
j I. added for aeeetening. using
amul- to each nih- of the but-
.ieea to taste are stirred into
. . . when it i- done.
pad mixture in onohalf teaspoon.
‘ of ground cinnamon. cloves
«. w to each galion of butter'.
Dali-g hot into hot sterilised
m. Seal. wince on a not
”611 water and steam for fit-
~“It“. having boiler covered
lath. the steam. itemovo
”I .‘I [or Paul“.
. M giving luchoon. parties for
4.. Q“ "I lilies. abo paper nap
r“. on. «liver. Select what is
W. but. am. consisting of table
OI m ornamented with
_ Juno “a. each as aorle
_ m rod. etc. Paper
. _ In all evu spoons tome
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Hog laraln paper inmls on
Men. use will b.- practical-
)!“u to M if the tall paper
.. 1d” and a!“ (or beverages.
‘ ere-a- d lame. In».
and out he 8 large potatoes.
very tender. mash through sieve.
W in which they were
Md 1 quart milk, or half
and milk. salt. pepper and l
a. Jul of butter. Or a ham
OI be boiled with the potatoee.
case you will need no butter.
,. with l labimtpoonful dour
a “water. into which you have
t the yolk of an egg. Serve with
.. .and a little chopped parsley.
w Oneida. u. an».
ape mole-see, I tableapoona
let come to a boil. take from
a“! hbaping teaspoon soda.
:add lcup lard, nonuni-
very thin and bake chiefly.
vanilla improvea the
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To Berna" a winter.
'a eplinter has been driven
.-u.e n can be extracted by
‘ Bill a widemouth bottle near-
m‘lot water. place the injured
the mouth and press it
IlliEil KNOWS" ‘
{feel curt-pp; and mean, mother
' a she Bully linde my
id white. my breath bad, then
“My Pet‘itecdea Cannot".
claim Ceacareta became they;
in”. Int morning I wake
duly. " ”a you the Mr
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alone" Chum new! hurl
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Household Hinta.
To doughnuts add onedourih tea-
spoonful of ground ginger. '1‘
will not be detected end the dough.
nuts will not absorb the fat.
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RECONSTRUCTION PRO.-
. LEM! IN CLOTHES
spite
[NOVClUCI Fill the Shop. for Early
i Shoppera.
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trick or PRAI§E FOR POETS
Complaint la Regulated That lnauffl-
ttcnt Honor la Beatewad Upon
Livtng English Wrttrra.
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lit am ltl‘llt‘lt' Ill llu- ltuvlnmn on
tm-ntit-th u-muri Hugh-Iii pm n l mt.
. Willlllul Lyon "llt'lllh mmlt ~ \hllun-Il
l '.\;tl~uli ml complaining of HIV m .tlll
Hunt praise Iota-tinned upon Inm: |ut
t'l.~ unti fir: hllylnf: that with um um
To prevent carpet from mellow .With 1h“ Mttnr‘truriion M ‘l“"4|5‘:tr|tllttlt. nn-tmlm: Kipling. thm- i. not
when cut. run two rows of machine
“itching with the machine where it
‘3 ‘0 be c‘ i | l
A few drops of ammonia in the
water in which silver is washed will
keep it bright for a long time with-
out cleaning. (it
Grind a handful of aunilower seeds
and give the Into the canary. The
birds relish the little tender pieces
that are found among the needs.
When you boil potatoes. boll enough
for two or three menls. Serve thorn
the drst time in their jackets and at
forward fried c' creamed.
Lemon juice and edit i:- an cx‘u. ,
lent medium for cleaning bone l.'.i'.'v
handles. Apply the lemon Juice tint
and than the call.
To prevent cheese becoming mouidy
and dry. wrap in a cloth dampened in
vinegar and keep in a covered dlah.
A handy slicer romeo which will
cut waferlllte elicea from apples, po-
tatoea and other vegetables. or thick
ones for frying whenever desired.
a An excellwnt household remedy for
Ibill'ne in olive oil and vaaeline. The
lgreat thing in to exclude the air from
the burned surface, and this tht- oil
will do.
Whitewash the cellar walls two or
three timee a year if you would ltccp
them clean. '
ICELAND TO BE lNDEPENDENT.
loelnnd. though isolated from the
rent of the world. inaista on attract~
ing attention by her apiendid civil-
:iution. and by her progreea along the
lune of eelf-governmtalt. She has now
become a free and independent Itata.
‘celand belonged to Denmark. and
Mzml were most hep”. but
Denmark made an agreement by
land Europe comm. the rtM‘Ollh'll‘lJt‘lltlll
of but year's gown 0f center. we
:will be allotted more dnory now that
the war is over. but the feminine
world discards. to a certain extent.
‘ this privilege and decides that it is far
itnore fashionable to be doing recon
intruction wtrlt. \Vhéther it is a gown
.or a village of bountiful lr‘ronct- my
llldy is inflow-‘5‘ inlt'nuttrd.
0 luau
Attractive Shirt and Ila-w
The "reconstruction of a gown in in
reality quite simple. if the lines at
teach. like a collar an! out not or
some unique way of draping the Hurt
will give an entire new and lrrsb look
which the daughter set up house- to a” dress. _
'teeping for herself and became a 3'“ °' Lace.
soverelgd‘ itate December 1. The! Lace. the beautiful. There is al-
‘agroetnent recognized that the treaties
which had been entered into by Don-
'narlr'withother nation should hold
‘ good with respect to Iceland. It now
'oniy remains for the authorities of
i Iceland on artify the agreement to set
he new nation afloat on the ace of
'ndepndent eelf~government.-«Chrlst~
'lan Herald.
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THC .WOHIN OF IITHLEHEM.
Thewomr'n “Bethlehem arc a. die-
tlect type.-gooddooking. rather short
of stature-even for Oriental women.
lmundfaced. tranquil. placid and kind
of "poet. Not a few of them are
rathtir fair end have blue eyes They
wear-dark blueeklm. dark red lack-
ate. with white voila over their
out. thom not m‘r thelr‘ fae'aa.
'Undgr the veil the married won.”-
wear. a peculiar cap of sill. em-
broidered blach cloth. about nix inch-
,high. and across the front, of this
caplsetrnngtheirdowryofgoldor
silver wine—Christian Herald.
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Every day is a fruit beginning.
Every morn in a world made. new:
\‘e who are weary of Hon-ow ant
sinninl.
[ere is a beautiful hope for you:
it hope wor nae-and it hope for you.
-' .l. G. HOLLAND.
v
ways something about this filmy tex-
ture that bewitches even the most
cautions of women. There is Just a
myriad of various little things lying
about the uhops. and cach individual
taste may be satihlled. Vests of tilt-t
lace to be worn with velvet dresses.
are at present very. smut. in some
cases there in a collar and out! to
match the vest. but one must be very
careful not to overdo with an abund-
ance of lace. Just enough looks ro
fined. but too much-in inclined to look
cheap even though the] lace be of the
moat expensive quality.
IETHLEHEM.
Donkeys. oamoln, sheep and been
are common in the streets of Beth-
lehem. and. getting twisted up with
the pedestrians. make progress rather
slow. Proofing the market place is
a' rambling and rather lofty rough
stone building. resembling a fortress,
with curious little hell-towers sun
mounting its roof. This structure in
tho Convent ‘of the Nativity. It was
built by the Empress Helena in 327
A. D.. but destroyed by the Moelcmn
in 1236, and. it ht supposed restored
by the Crusaders. Within is the
Church of the Nativity around which
the great. Christmas celebration this
year centered—Christian Herald
:1 single Engllalt [an-i ”to ruin of
\llmso luwlna would not how lwo-n
thought Nllili'llllllllllt‘ by Hm” nnd ll)-
rnn. “With flint utu- hriliinnl O'Ilt'p-
. lion." rays \\'ni.~on. “Engluutls “Unit
.xlugvra “if“!!! in rem-hing only it
pitifully stout! etnlicocu." In mm
nit-oiling on this Immune. l’mfesttur
l'helpe eayn:
"Wu ought to Hunt-tuber that Fruit
nntl Byron were colon-til flmm-r. ~n big
that no eye. could lull! them. untl tltnt
~th rcnaon why Kipling bun viljnymi
uubntentiui mmrde in not because of
his political view. our Mulls.» of hl~
glorification of the Brit sh empire. hut
simply became of hi:- lltt-rary genius.
lie in a brilliant and Rhlieni cacoptiou
to the common run of meta. nut merr-
ly in royaltlee. but in creatlw pom-r.
Furthermore. Ihortly after this lec-
ture was delivered Alfred Noyce and
then John Innedeld pureed from city
to city in America in a veritable
much of triumph. Ir. llihenn and
Ir. flatware recolvcd homage every-
dny lo lndlana; Rupert Brooke lldl
been crowned."
ALL “Elites user ill can»:
Otreeta Are Thur-pad With Thousand.
of Man Who Have leanlntarned—
float Wear Unlfarrne.
At any time of the day In the Series
trends of French. llrltltth. German and
according to the ruler of the game.
.haadrr. write- Will Irwin in the Snt’
My Evening Post.
Iy Irat hint of a German Fritz
.t-pboofa gave me a kind of chock
:of surprise. if in three ,wgare now.
since-in Belgium-I lanf beheld a free
man in n German uniform. Today I
new doaens of mm In French uniform
pane other dozen! in German uniform.
Each party to there meetlogr nnnld
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«hm: 'lliley dny' In now it legal boll-l I...
Medium 9 r'wulr-v 71‘. ynnhx Si-
.lnch viz-T} ith “1- )‘ilrtll- Sol-inch
lu‘lu it. li'“ ‘t'
Pictorial ile'vivw t‘npe .‘iu, 7843
TA“. enroll. medium and l..rgu.
l’rlv, L"; rente Skirt No, 7657.
{NH-ll. L'l to 2.1‘ tut-hm vruiitt. Price.
25 come.
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Daily F5615}.
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The lfllvnl (‘upc coats are very dia-
t‘reel in far in decoration l‘ t-ont-l-rn- ,
cd. but they are not limited when it
amen to errlueivcuesx of line and of-
lutllr'mi'fil of urrallgt-nlrlll. The
model pictured in r‘ill‘tltl' Murillo:
Ilnce it in in \-'hit- rcrre, whiit- the
rape in Hunt with nrwn Atatln it i-
“(1": \‘.:l‘t n -km of .vtripm! ilnnnol.
VICTORY RESOLUTIONS
l. i will not quit but will push my
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capitol one sees the unlfnnns of both upon getting 100 cents‘ "itlllt‘ for cv-
aldcv on the atreettl. for there are thou- cry dollar spent.
clumping down the. street- ln hie neu- My)“;
'3' “o“ "9 mod. ”n” M m: "d”mihtm end his stout mill-
looit etrnighi ahead. pretending he haul .
not noticed.
. For the benefit of the entenic pen-
plea the shops are displaying lllt‘h
alpha no there:"'8wisn Manufacture."
“have Composition an ~—-. the Ger-
nntn Preparation. Out of Strictly Suit-n
Origin." “Thin Line Made of Swiss and
th‘biateripl," Knowingly in buy
German goods in name cardinal aln
am the French. American and Eng~
lieb rolenleo hero.
"Nil Dex” Defence.
The "pill box" dt-fenae appeared in
the German lines We time this year.
says the Scientidc American. no
"pill nor" in the British aoldier'e name
for n irmnll. round. concrete 'bloch-
hour which contain: German machine
gunners. :l‘ho "ptn’bor' appears to
be the. atuailisst of German concrete
defenses. mine of which are nothing
short of fortresses in every item of
the. word. '
The “pill box", ntrategy. which hue
been oflbet by heavier silletl gunfire.
tomprlsee the use of shell holes. freer.
rocks and every other available shel-
tor for machine guns. Instead of the
old style rows of trenches. In other
words. there is n "Zone of defense."
The. organizatlonof this zone of tie
tense in such that the aerial observ-
ers of the allies cannot detect the in-
dividual machine gun posts: hence di-
rect hits by nrl-Illory becomc iiimost
impossibly. ympijby more.._chnnce.
personal job in hclping clean up the
war.
Q
1 will buy 'Wieeiy. save suncly
and invest securely. and uill insist
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FOR DECEMBER.
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\.xtimi Fmtlts, t-tt‘.
my impulse to spend thoughtlessly.
rob mo of some big opportunity or ad-
vancement which may come in the fu-
lure. i will euve for a. “Turn Around
Fund" which will enable mc to meet
e.
o. i will take the "if"
i. I will have it personal share in
they must wear their uniform. to or- "‘3' “lull-V." ”“0” finance.
der to intake the breaking of parole'
5.
on to the slippery dollar.
n. i will increase my sat-ingot.
tomorrow. or next clay. but now.
7.
not.
8. [Mill not sell my Government st»
curiiies for ll. mess of pottage.
9. I will join tho' “(let Ahead"
nlmehu ni. rut-Ii as: auto or thv lith‘l'n-
niont Billings societies.
10. i will not let the "\\'ur—Zs-Ovn-r"
idea make or» ungrateful to thorn- who
have fought and bled for libcrty.
ii. I will be behind our end or tlm
pencr tuble with my heart. brains. luv
bor. cncoumecmrnt and money.
12. i will employ all practical means
of stopping the foolish drip from the
pocket-book. uliich undermines the
foundation of family succcxs and save
through \Vnr Savings Stamps. Thrift
Stamps and Government Bonds and
other .tutfo measures.
2. I will militc thrift u happy" hu-
oul of life
Belgians interned in fltvliit'rlllttl. and and make It build Ill) Thrilt.
I
I will have enough sand to hold.
,anmnexpecled need. or bctter. an un-
iexpectcd opportunity.
is. i will have—not through mlr‘fl‘ll-
inc-as or to support future lazinwut but
‘fo live well now and in the future.
ii. I will cont-cry» my tim. my en-
ergy and my money. that l my work.
‘withottt financlnl worry. with at clear
nullhrnd and fresh vision.
I will capitalize myself through‘
I tun \my own biggest «r-'
LUCKENIACH BTEAMER AFlRE
iGarolene Laden Vanni Being Unload-
? ed at Baltimore.
1 BALTIMORE. Doc. 27.—-Tht~ noun:
.~hip Hort-rm- Luckcnburh. duo- to sail
:today for i-‘rnnce‘ with foodstuffs anti
'zurtolo-no caught fire late last night at
. Pier 4, Loturt l'olnt.
‘ Work of removing the cargo was no
litun by the United States Fire l'ntrol.
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: PLATINUM AND SULPHUR“: ACID.
Sulphuric acid is made from air.
water and the. fumes from burning
‘sulphur. There are all cheap. com-
mon iimtvrinht. but they won’t. unite.
bit and it solid bovine» which Norm-m. without 99mm“. provocation only.
continuous profit from the rllt‘ildl'li. of
money wisely.
' it. i will remember that thrift is
one of the urt‘itl lessons taught by the
war.
15."! not wt nsldemy newly-acquir.
rd habits of thrift and sacrifice. but
will “carry on" with greater zeal and
enthusiasm lllull over before.
18. I will keep a written account of
what I buy, study it weekly. and try
to reduce my foolish spending. and in-
crane my ability to buy wisely.
17. I will look ahead and not allow
al'é'fi'h
' "I Milli“ III "I.”
A halitlr cut-tum compound that nefa-
NI!tiE‘|l.‘lll:-.~t chronic hint.- and throat
trot Ht r. lulllI‘Iri-s iorutlvn pru-oured
without harmful vr luhlt-fnrruin; iirugn.
Try them lbdul‘. {
50 genie a box, including war in
For nll by all limll’llln '
"ll-ll labor-tors. milieu-real.
nnrily. i’intinum furnishes n mild
provocation the mere preosnco of a
trace of it“ causing the oxygen. water
and the king of chemicals is born.
USES FOR TAPE
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One of the moat cfivenient agents
of the handy box is a’ roll of adhesive
tape. A‘ small piece of it on_tho bot-
tom of a thin note will add consider-o‘-
, biy to the endurance of n pair of
shoes. A linen window shade that has
started to tear 'will be. prevented from
doing so further by a. narrow strip of
the tape pressed over the tear.‘ A torn
bathing can can be made scaworthy
by it.
DAILY THOUGHT.
Earth gets its price for what earth
gives us. "'i‘is heaven alone that is
l—Plctorial Review Patterns
The Winter Fashion Book.
lllt‘ Apront-ltc Drt». Vcltctccn Dresses, Wail-Gumt-
:5 cents a copy including 0 Upon .
luv it ("filth on no} Pictorial Ruicw Pattern.
James Donn
and sulphur to join hands chemically .
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neurone tho'ltucuo.‘
Hyperioienfs recently conducted by
to large oil mmpmy. notes a writer in
l‘nwcr, proved that "not only is lit-m
zoi more valuable than gasoline owe
nmtor fuel when nscd straight. but ma
reflective value is increased by biog:
mixed with gasoline. Those, crpefi<
lncnts Indicate that a mixture or com-l
mrtn of gasoline, MMJN‘BIM girl». In
value over ltl per cent art-him tlma -
that of straight "claim. which hilt-“H
ti? prr cont increased value‘for the
frontal linli‘. In ntnny qunrten alw-
lml in looked upon an the ultimate fro». ’
but it cannot be empluytd except “tile
great tllflhtnltles. owing to ill high we ‘
dragon content." ‘- -
Refugeea Stole From Police. .
The “gratitude" of Home people \‘t m
found shelter In on Emu London 14—57
lico mtmn took the. hum of "tannin."
it [new broom nntl some cumin-bu '
mugs. At. another» police lilfllitlll‘ll‘rj' '
stole a clock. two pairs of boots attit-
soluopmvlsionn. and damaged sonic»
uniforms. At one of the town imp-w"
\vln're "iii public has burn nllon't-tl' 1--
overflow into the police court '1')“-
citrus-the Old. Testament wns' plu— "
Ioined. and in e public library seven-l?
volume were stolen—London Girlie. .
Whether; -‘;f' .
Elder le. diatom an; bre'ak-
. encd‘wif 'mighln‘,wlllfind flied help
and comfort , ‘ . .
‘ “relieves thneeehm' . ictooughsfue‘ually
bronchial in character. and pole e .
nothing healing coating on a dry and .
tickling throat. it raise. phlegm eerily.
000!“ Perry Randall. Dayton. Nevada.- in
hla 81th year writeu—"l tulle holey'a lioev
aeii'i‘arlor cumin and tickliu1 in the three.
Sometime the are of cough on would in;
from five to ten In um. I am veryglad tolctl
won 0 -
SIT pawn ?
given away—James Russell Lowell. zmba'fi’fl'uflfifnw-T‘“ " “9""
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