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‘STRIKING SKATING TOGS
ARE SEEN AT THE RIM-KS
;_ 7.....- "_ _ ‘ ii —- . ‘3’ Tunnel Through _Which Ex-Kaiscr Fled - 1
~ .< ' - - ~ .‘ « ~ ° J After Signing Abdication in Castle in Spa . ..
' _ 5 0 .E 3 n POIH’Si' ‘ Cour this frock it you ll'illlt a
Tried Rec'pes i : HEIprl Hints ‘ ii FaSh'a ,‘ A) E . claim-212mg )‘ct incxpcnsh'c ticsign. i
l ’ N, flu—- www- ‘ -__. ._ it fcaturcs the ncw side tunic,
Turpentine Cleans Well.
Those who have waxed floors in
their dwellings know how invaluable,
Uncooked Foods.
It. can be said that oysters today
are more sanitary and better than
and the (miy trimming is cum—'2
posed (if double rows mi ilcmy ’ ,
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the oysters be cooked there is a dou-
ble guaranty.
in other countries oysters are near-
. silk machinc-stitchinu.
ever and that ther is at least as suf turpentine is in cleaning them. \Viih Brilliant Colors for Evening Frock:- . ~
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ficient aguaranty of their wholesome- sandpaper or Steel woo" dipped m f" “elm“ . ' t A number of other nmvi imm-
. . ' turpentine the blacke‘st coating. Part of the fun 0: skating is In tho. . Pill)" \u‘mcfiti ‘ ‘ M 1‘
- ness as there is of milk.'strawherrles. , , , . .- k - o m. l . - . c; . no . .01.: .l. he
lettuce. oele and other foods not which is apt to accumulate on waxed costume. “till the nn 3 no“ p l i
usual! cook-fail for consum tion 2.” floors not frequently polished, can be and the temperature. falling. mom i '6 ,
‘ y p . easily and quickly removed, and a smart skating toga are seen in tho i
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shops. \Vomen are realizing that they‘
would enjoy the ‘sport more if they.
had the suitable costume; One can-
washing with turpentine does much
to brighten up any waxed ffoor. pre-
paratory to the application of a light
January
ly always eaten raw, and even in this
country the finest are usually con-
sumed in this way as a minor course
at meals. l‘.
Many methods of cooking them have
fresh coat of wax and polishing with
the weighted brush.
As with all others paintcrs’ ma-
terials, hawevcr, turpentine is shame-
not skate with a tight Skirt without
some danger. And. besides.
is most essential for this rather stren—
uous sport. So the introduction of th-
circular skirt has been accepted and
comfort _
been evolved and a number of these
are presented herewith:
disten- Cocktail.
For each glass take six small oys~
ters. two tableapoonfuls lemon juice,
one teaspoonm1 Worcester sauce. two
tablespoonfuls tomato catsup, a dash
of Tabasco sauce, a pinch of salt, and
a little sugar. Serve ice cold.
Sauce for Raw Oysters.
fully adulterated. ’and care must .‘be
taken to get only the best and purest
{from some thoroughly reputable deal.-
5 er. The usual adulterant is cheap ben-
~"m turn: good floor
skating is not authentically
less the circular skirt appears.
zinc. and as 1""
wax dirty whit-u tuipentine so adul~ ‘
terated has an injurious effect on the
floor. !
The floor “waxes" made of tailow}
gshow less effect from adulteratcd turoj
.pentine, but the Wise householder will .
iuse only those floor Waxes made with!
ibee‘s wax and turpentine. with a lil-
is so We" liked that a costume for
so un-
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Take one desert spoonful of Aarra- tl ill b t t ll ,
son vinegar and one tablespoontul of 9 para no' u no; a ow.
’olive oil, one-half ' ‘-
’ . . .teaspoonful “om?" Serve White Turnips.
ter sauce. the JUlce-Of half a lemon! 'I‘lc Fed :- i F d B d
and sane-half teaspoont‘ul Tabasco I A 0 a on oar
sauce. Add a little éialt; and a half an :1th :33: turnips are "of!" .9199“:le
onion. grated fine. n ewn ES are urge 0 sF-lH".
ithem at “V0 0!“ three meals each
Potato Corn Muffins. Eweek.
One cup of cornmeal, 3 tablespoons‘ They may be boiled in salted water
‘3'? sugar, 1 t43815130011 salt, 4 teaspoons either “11018 or cut in cubes, and
reports
This hole in the ground is the entrance to a paseagcw
ex-Kalser Wilhelm‘s castle at Spa.
through this tunnel that Herr Wilhelm
(or signing the abdication in the
sci-n in the background.
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ay leading from“
it is said to be scvcra miles long. it was heaps, sprinkling it with water and
llohvnzollern fled toward Holland af~
castle. The wall of the castle can be
Pictorial Review
Patterns
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Costs 2; cents a copy including coupon for
15 cents on any Pictorial Rcwcw Pattern.
James Dannelly ‘
PECUlLIAR FORM OF BREAD. iNorthampton Street Railway 'fiysfe'm.
The Indians along the Columbia- The advance will go into effect Jan.
i" u "lot:
LOLI‘.
nun-WW. __.; ._.
iriver make a kind of bread from a 30, without. charges in the present.
moss that grows on the spruce fir tree. fare zones. Lines between this ,1.“ y
The moss is prepare-d by placing it in and East Hampton and Williamsl.~irg
are all'ected, as well as those in‘ the
permitting it to ferment. Then it is city itself.
rolled into balls as big as a man's
head and these are baked in pits.
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CUT THIS GU: rr ‘lS WORTH
baking mwder' 1 egg. 1 cup mashed served with drawn butter. The). n‘ay M— . _ PERSONS To AVO'D, ‘ . Mt:.NEY (‘ I} H‘ 1“
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Potato. 1 cup milk. 1 tablespoon melt- be WM and mashed similar “MN"- . lN‘I’ERNAL REVENUE l FOR THE HOUSWIFE. “welcome are the “new. who .Don t mm . I _ l f. .. .
f -. - - . ~ low turnips, as a valuable adjunct to T i . . slip, enclose nuth .»c and marl lv m
ed at. Mu in order gncn. Bakem ‘ l _ PUBLICITY AGENCY makes appintments he never keeps, . .,. . Qh ft‘ir-‘rl i. a
hot oven. lsoups and stems and also pal-boiled Though a bureau of blicity was ' 'l-‘oley & .03., ~83.) .. '0 . .
l and then served by pouring hot spiced
A Healthful pie Crust. vinegar over them~and- leaving im-
Allow a. quart of flour. 2 tablespoons merscd therein for an. hour or so. and
of baking powder and 'a. pinch of salt 'served cold as a. relish. i
and wet the mixture up with sweet
cream. Roll out. thin. Especially good
for squash and pumpkin pic's.
Cleansing Fats.
By pouring boiling water over
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Trimmed with Soutache Braid
_,___ f bacon or other tried out fats. and stir.
Bacon and Oysters. i ring briskly with a fork, the fat is per-
Dgalin, 12 selected oysters. and wrap fcctly clean except for the sediment.
each in a thin slice of good bacon, which forms on the bottom of the (at
using. wooden toothpicks as skewers.‘ as it cools. This clean fat may be}
At one of the indoor rinks the other
day I saw a striking costume worn by
one of the amateurs. The skirt cut on
these lines was developed in a violet
velour and lined with a. brilliant yel-
Walsh, internal revenue collector for
established in the once of James J. 'stead, rub the iron parts all over with net-e,- follows; the boaster, who socks
'a cloth dipped in paraffin: then paint " for praise he does not merit; the com
this district, four months ago. the
department of publicity has not been:
fully developed mainly due to the fact
that the work of moving the ofllct.
from the federal building to the new
quarters in the Willys~0vcrland build-
ing has interferred to a considerable
extent. With the necessity of in-
forming the public rclatlm to the in-
To renovate a white enamel 'bedv'
it with white enamel paint. ‘ »
Blouses of net or chiffon do notl
need to be dried out of doorS. Roll in.‘
a lowcl after rinsing. or wave through
the air and iron with a cool Iron.
Be sure to brush the teeth after
taking medicine. since many medi-
cines contain acids or iron. both of
which arc injurious to the teeth.
the consulter .who asks advice he
Chicago, “1., writing your pain" :nd
address cleanly. You will rec-aim in
return a trial package contamina-
, . Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, .mr
the talked who talks only bxcausc lm‘coughs, colds and "mm: Foley iiid‘
‘9‘.“ 10 talk always—Selected. iney Pills, for pain“ in sides and back:
manAsavm FARES GRANTED_ "ixhcumatism, tackachc, kidney and
NORTHMIPTON. Massulan. 4,..‘bladder ailments; and Foley Lathertic
Announcement was made today of mg'Tablcts. a wholesome and morons-WY
authorization by the Public Service cleansing cathartic, for cullstllmh'l‘m.
in fares lliliousnes, headache, and Evil.lETi-T"n
on the bowels. Stillson-Powel Corporation.
plainer. who whines only to he [)itifl'll
Commission of an increase
' ' - ‘ five to seven cents
. . _ . _ com _ tax. the b reau w'll b Before roasting apples, try mak 3 from . .
, ‘Placeiin the oven and bake until arich used in place of or in ~combinationflow- _'l"he bloowers thllt. the charming ac”; workingubauis i: w; pgnzzl: mg 'a small slit all the way around ; - _ ' M“ .n
brown. Oven should not get too hot. with butter or oleomargarlne in mak- Young creature wore with this skirt 9 d this week ' " i each 3139.19 with a knife. This “""I ‘ .
1-: . ing all white sauces. were yellow to match lining of skirt. ‘ 5prevent iheir spmung when roast-l .
‘” " ._._._-..__.- ’ "M ' _ N . The woolen stockings also claimed ' i in i *
‘8. _ . ' / g.
Mending COUU'OIU- some of the same yellow dye and the 11:3;ESSDR3RAL480A'I01LS' _ .- To make toaslwater for invalids. . .
7“ Celluloid that is bmk‘n or crackeduaumy tam (001‘ the "M' When this ' an. '— t t t fore. toast very brown a slice of bread-i .
. — hole in the floor. Easy to op—
can be mended with acetoma, which
can be mended with acetone. 'which
tone melts the celluloid so that it runs
together at the broken edges and
hardens as soon as the acetone evap-
‘ crates.
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Use for Old Boiler. _
Don‘t discard your old wash boiler
because it leaks. Scrub it well inside
and out. give it a coat of white paint.
and you will have a clean. mouse proof
fla-Hpt-Wctu
You can have a warm,
chic Miss took oi! her cost; which wasi
.of the same color and material as the'
skirt. she revealed an exceptionally
good~looking blouse oi flannel S in a
light lavender shade. Her costume inl
every detail was one of comfort and
ease and possessed an air of refine-
ment. and distinction.
Odd Neckline.
The neckline is perhaps one/of the
noon 'session or the meeting of the
State Supervisors of Public Schools in
the Capitol today. Henry C. Morrison.
assistant secretary of the State Board.
of Education made a plea in behalf'
of the country schools. He said the
underlying needs of elementary rural
schools were the some as those in the
cities. Mr. Morrison said he was con-E
vinccd thatthe one-room school was
break it in bits and pour a cup oil
boiling water ow-r it. (‘hiil before!
‘ Carving.
Never use a liniment near an opzzio
flame, for a liniment usually contains!
some combustible element. Always:
rub a liniment into the skin until it?
is nearly dry.
Sal ammoniac will clean a furred
kettle. Fill the kettle with cold “at
most important lines of a garmgnt'l potentially “’9- bes‘ ”glue kind 0' 3- tar, add a. little' sal ammoniac mi
AND
OR
Ranges ‘
MEET EVERY
COOKING NEED
COAL Gas
Only one range rc-
Llll 3’ I!) t IIOW flequenty we see a 3831100 in! I“ “"a dust' ”cm 9 .. " ‘ ( Llil'Cd for eilln‘l‘ or
’ and mo"- l‘P proof .. Drage [l 3: ii , 1 thin neck 3 t ' l ' it and boil. All ih fur Will dls- , i x . I , 1 ,
fa fly if you Put in an l u I ‘t I with the rather round neckline Is the " "“ “— _..,__..,.____ .————— solve. \Vell rinse the kettle aftcr- ' bot l of t 16 t\\0 it C S.
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small bags of substitute cereals.
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WORLD’S FATS SCARCE
,‘According to the food admistration‘s
Intenmmomll.
shape chosen to set it 0!. This is‘ an
unpardonable mistake for every wom-
an should study her own particular
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Toarougenslugg'shlivw,
‘to relieve a distressed
ward. i
Overboiled potatoes placed in a J
cloth and squeezed hard. can be!
A Combination of .3
. n r barle meal, and! ' ‘ T r ‘
Onepipe Heater latest calculations, made public recent- lines and set them 01! as prettily a. Stomach, to {am your. mused iwtith crux-so The yShould be? LOLVENILNCI‘.
' ly by Federal Food Adminstrator Rob- ‘DOBSible- But sometimes we are self . M use “1“ ed“ 0:00 e ‘Wlih inner , COMFORT and
. . ert Scoville. the world's supply of fats afraid that by catering 1° 0‘" own W . Itoaste an eaten ' .i ECONOMY
Ear! to install; s'mply C": a”: for the next two or three years will be personalities we Will not be in style. . 3,, . f ~2~ ‘ .
far below normal and those nations
is gunrmitecd for 5 years. Put
This fear should. be promptly dis-
bold everywhuo. In Boxes. 10c" 25c.
CHIGHESTE s rifts:
FOR SALE BY
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crate only one fire to tend and which will experience the scarcity are missed. for when we‘ are dressed be 9 % filfi‘nfinflyn .9 . ‘
. —. h h all looking to the United States; The fuminglr we are always in style. i fir qii'i'fi‘fiifi'sfl'fi'a mm”: I 1 N a b“
. i no coal or ashes to cart t rout: food administration-s present output __, W _ , l .53.. Fate: vimfilfiymm‘ _ .
I‘ i ”die house. and the assurance of the producers. This self-determination of the races ; i “him“ ibif‘mlglliJE-Afnfig $5 . M d S
I ' ‘ ' mg 'n .5 ways e a . .1 .
* whose w... during the b... sem- mm mu .m. m.,......._ ~ » "whim. . . . . a. an West ts.
E “rm km? the cellar C001: and did results. kings, :33; . Lupe“ saleofAnyMeaicmeinch. World. ( ml: “WALK I corner Nor‘h 1 .n
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in on 60 days trial. ,
Mr. lVad was “laboring" under a slight misapprehension.
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See one here and get the big
lursumioui. Onepipe book.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Phone 4 33.
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GHHNK‘IOU $9 MUCH
FOR és'r'nne MY HAT —
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