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Vegetable Soup._
'Fry three sliccs of salt pork umil
nice and brown. slice 6 large polattmz.
3 carrots. 1 small turnip. :1 onions and
i tiny cabbage (if liked); cook all in
. just enough water to keep from burn-
7 ing: salt and pepper to taste and add
; a dash of cayenne pepper and 1-; tea-
, ,spoon of curry powder; when cooked
add 1 quart of milk and heat to boiling
2. point.
Mutton Stew.
Take the left-over mutton.
pieces, using 2 medium—carrots. 2 on-
ions. 2 par-snipe. 1 quart warm water;
salt and pepper to taste. Take slices.
mutton half an inch thick without fat.
Let all shew unil the vegetaables aie
tender. A little thickening can be ad.
; ded just before taking up.
Peanut Candy.
.One cup of white sugar. 1,9 cup of
chopped peanuts. Melt the sugar in
an agate saucepan, stirring constant-
I‘ly to prevent burning. When melted
to a clear, light 'syrup. add chopped
peanuts; stir and turn out at once on
an inverted pan. Shape and cut into
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filighter the tones and
" the better.
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Decorating the Kitchen.
great deal to do with adding to the
happiness of the» worker. The kitchen
should always be light—white. if p05-
sible. for the upper walls and ceiling—-
but if not that, at least light tones of
blue. apple green, buff. etc. if there
is a wainscoling. either simulated or
real, it may be slightly darker. but the
the woodwork.
Paint of the regular oil. not the flat,
type. is mOst easily cleaned. Painted
trim is always more attractive than
heavily stained woodwork.
To Remove M‘ildew.
an}
to area of material that‘is af-
fected. Cut soap in small pieces; add
Take < '2 5114;). 'sizc :19
_a little water to it and put on top of.
stove until dissolved When about the
consistency of c1eam take from fire.
Stir in common salt and cover the mil—
dcwcd fabric with the mixture.
if one application does not suffice.
two will be sure to do the work. Af-
ter applying the mixture expose to the
sun for'some hours and then wash off.
' imported
The color of the kitchen wall has a
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1' Features of Raris Blouses. 1
emphasise
lt-llgvl‘ flout, either 3:1 tabular or Waist
coat. in a collection of Paris models
there is one blouse. of White crepe do,
Chine. It has waistcoat and collar of?
knitted green and maize yarn: an-
'mhr-r has waistcoat and collar of
while brocade; still another in white
has :1 panel of satin that fall.5 straight.
at 1-1-1111 1- front. to several inches be:
low the waistline. the panel less than
'11 foot wide and mubroidercd in gold.
A bright pink crepe de Chine has
been chosen by a Paris designer to
,make a blouse with tabular front and
blouses 112. e.
cufi‘s and big pockets of white;
;angora. Those French models Show;
l’a1is still Hue to the neck \"d at.
111m and finished by sailor collar. in.
u1'11ked (ontiast to the vogue for the:
zound neck av 91 here.
0111 deep sailor collar reaches thef
\vais' line and is caught down by the
1ribbon girdle. which passes through.
.oyelets in the collar border. llell
isleeves are a feature of one imported
model in navy Georgette that shows an,
odd design of narrow strips of gray i,
let in over the shoulders and at the
:front. outlined in lines of heading. 5
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. collar.
r011 MORNING WEAR. i
‘Extremc simplicity clearly i5 the
aim of this frock of dark blue gabar-
dine. It is cut in one piece. the front
and back being gathered to a deep
shoulder yoke. Black silk braid and
buttons are employed for the decora-
tive scheme. Medium size requires
31' yards 54-inch material and 6
yard braid.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 7930.
Sizes, 34 to 48 inches bust. Price. 25
cents.
COM MENT IN BRIEF.
Although the league of nations is
. ers
:‘ “Neutmnc l’rcscription 9!)
’ bottle
"prison
not ready to begin to walk a beat.
’ , sugar. 1 of butter.
boiling water, then beat in one egg.
spread half an inch deep on buttered her ow
'tln sheets. bake brown
oven. This is delicious
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Corn Cake. f
Three teacups of indian meal, 1 tea-
Make ironing Easier.
instead of an ironing board vou will knitted trimmings is noticeable in
find it more convenient
spoonful of salt 1 tablespoonful of blanket on the kitchen table and iron,
Wet this With on ”_
For a. mother of a family who does
11 ironing it will prove a. great
in 3 (mid! time saver. as well as making ironing
a pleasure. as the article. skirt, shirt- ‘
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.wais etc. can be ironed without mov 'large jet
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to spread a,
I A penchant for bright colors and
French blouse styles.
Two Smart Frocks.
l A black nicolelte ('osz'nck blouse;
was placed over a black satin accorw
deon pleated skirt.
The blouse was double
from me. neck with a double row ofi
buttons. the front cut square
that tough corner down in the Balkan
district seems to require somebody's
attention. -Kansas City Times.
The war department has «.700 tons
of poison gas on hand, but it doesn't
begin to have a corner on the supply ;
lthat is loose in the world -New Y'mk
breasted “ orld.
The way Mexico is fussing along it
is evident that she isn’t planning to
Brown Bread.
Two cop‘s corn meal, scald with 2 when using a board. ’
' cups boiling water. mix until smooth.
let stand five minutes. '25 cup molasses.
1 cup sweet milk. 1 cup'w’hlte flour. 2
level teaspoonfuls. soda..1 level tea-
ng it continually. as is necessary
To mend Old Garments.
Save old ribbons of various colors.
at the waist in vest fashion.
lower edge 'of the blouse was finished
with long knotted silk fringe
reached the bottom of the skirt.
get in one of the charter members Oil
the league of nations. «Boston Tran'
script- 1‘
The man out of a job is certainly on-
titled to one grim smile when he reads
The
which
A brown velvet afternoon dress
of
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1 spoon salt; steam 3 hours.
Peanut Sandwiches.
in slices of buttered bread.
Fruit Punch.
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‘press with a hot iron and put them
away to be used in mending old silk
The under seams of silk
waists may be beautifully mended in
Grind freshly roasted peanuts mix
- this manner if you have a stri of - ' 1
with mayonnaise to the consistency ribbon 1h 9‘s am e color. p 13' draped in the back. the Joining 00‘-
a soft paste. and spread between .- ... cred with a band of brown bead trim—i
Rancid Butter.
To sweeten 1ancid butter.
then place a piece of light brown toast
skim it.
had the upper part made of Georgette,
5lightly gathered at the neck. the
straight velvet attached midway of
the knees and waist. which was slight-
ming.
The long sleeves were held 111 the
wrist with the same trimming and the
high neck was finished with it.
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f Start Tomorrow
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Every Morning
.60! In the habit of drinklna a
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bra-Matt. '
- We‘re not here long,
our stay agreeable Let us live well
eat well. digest well, work well. sleep
mm look weli- what-a glorious
lion to attain. and yet, how very
«nit. it is if one will only adopt the
morning inside bath
.Ms who are accustomed to feel
dull and heal!) when they arise split
- ting headache.~ stuffy- from a cold.
" 10111 tongue, nasty breath, acid stom
ach, can. instead, feel as fresh as a
daisy by opening the sluices of the
. system each morning and flushing out
the whole of the internal poisonous
'stagnant mailer.
Evewone. whether ailing, sick or
well should each morning, before
fireakfast. drink a glass of real hot
water with a teaspdonful of limestone
hosphate in it to wash from tho
tomach. liver and bowels the preli
one day's indigestible waste, sour bile
find. poisonous; toxins; thus cleansing
sweetening and purifying the entire
etary canal before putting more.
nod into the stomach. The action of
tgwater and limestone phosphate on
_ Fempty stomach is wonderfully i11-
' rating. it cleans out all the sour
, tations, gases, waste and add
i and gives one a. splendid appetite
breakfast While you are email-
your breakfast the water and
fillosphate is quietly extracting a
mime volume of water from the blood
5331c! getting ready for a thorough
Wing of all the inside organs.
The millions of people who are
bothered with constipation. bilious
atomach trouble; others who
esallow skins blood disorders and
' y complexions are urged to get a
‘ bound of limestone phosphate
he drug store. This will cost
crank on th
We ,
so let’ .5 make
Three pints water.1 pint cold toa.’ in it.
..~ juice 2 lemons, juice 3 oranges. 1 pint have. .1b501 bed
grape lulce and sugar to sweeten and .and smell.
ln :1 few minutes the toast will
the unpleasant. taste
COMING HOME.
EVer the shimmer of English leaves,
And a Southern wind a-blowing:
Ever 3 twitter of dawn at the eaves.
and the distant kine alowing;
Ever the glory of autumn sheaves
And a dimpled brook a-flowing.
Ever the church at the foot of the hill.
The skirts of these costumes were
longer than those seen last season.
A gifted young Chinese women.
granddaughter of a. Viceroy of Can-
ton and a daughter of a sub-Viceroy of
Nanking. was converted some time
ago lo Christianity and has now be-
‘come active as a missionary.
CREAM FOR CATARRH
And the tavern sign a-swinging:
Ere-r a yoke at the window sill,
9, but. is sumcient to make
And the children a-tugging and
clinging: ' ’
Ever the clatter that comes from the
1 mill,
And a thlush at my heart msinging.
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Gone is the dawn ’ with its lurking
fears 1 .322-
On a night of fearless weeping;
Gone is the ache of the crawling years.
OPENS UP nosrmLs 1’
i Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head- Colds. Ila Splendid!
In one minute'your clogged nostrils
will open. the air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more Mhawlting, snuffllnt.
blowing. headache, dryness. No strug-
gling for breath at night, your cold or
catarrhjill be gone.
Get a small bottle of Eli's Cream
that many states have benevently re-
pealed the anti-looting lawn-Spring
field News. '
“The desert of Sahara,‘ says an au-
thority. “is capable of complete culti-
vation." it doesn't seem so dry now!
that many stair-.5 have beneromly re—v
that way.———Middletown Daily Times.
Press.
The peace. table is loaded with ideas
but the conference is beginning to
show a determination to brush them
aside and get down to brass tat'kS.-—
Providence Journal.
REGIMENT WiTH A1 RECORD.
From the time the 109111 Field Ar-
tillery left America up to the time
Colonel Asher Miner was woundedl
at Appremonl. there was not a man
under arrest in the guard house forl
any infraction of the army rules.
Colonel Miner :11 his home said he
expects that when the 1091h comes
home to be mustered out officers in
command will report that they made
a perfect record.
"The 109111 boys." said the colonel.
“were so anxious to get into the
fight against the Hun that they would
not break any rules or regulations
lest their conduct would placa them
in the guard house and prevent them
from taking part in the fight. There
. behind which
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jog.“ 121' 1.212.
”Nculrolle Pro-uriltiou
different 1'121'1d1'. h .11:
wimr-r terror- «'cr all.
1hr:
Til". the
banished
Each 12126.; more and more suffer-
in all walks of life take
" and every
week adds more names in the long
list of pcrmnncnt cures. Go to vour
druznist today mid get a 50c or $1.00
it will repay you many
times in health. Mail orders filled
on $1. 00 size.
THE “PRISON SPECIAL."
Suflragists Are to Make Novel Tour.
of Country.
in an effort to secure the passage of
the federal suffrage amendment before
this congless ends, twentstix mem-
bcrs of the national woman‘s parn
who bane sencd jail sentences “ill
leaxe Washington on February {l in :1
special," which will
’round the country.
lantic, the Pacific, the Gulf and the
Lakes. in a three weeks’ tour.
fl‘hls tour of the country was de-
termined upon when Senator Jones of
New Mexico, chairman of the suffrage
committee. recently announced that
action on woman suffrage had been in-
definitely postponed.
Ever) woman aboard the special
will have done. time in the gov'elnment
jail or workhouse at “'ashington.
The cost of the prison special.
known otherwise as the “Democracy
Limited." will be twenty thousand dol-
lars. all of which is being contributed
by state branches and individual mem—
bers of the woman’s party. (‘oloncl
'William R. Thompson has contributed
funds for the literature which will be
distributed by the. suffragisls.
The original intention of the suf-
fragists was to have bars at the win-
dow.5 of the car. representing the cells
they have been i111-
“SYllllP 0i flllS” I8
CllllllS lAXAllVlEi .
.AVOld
[influenza
Look at Tongue! Remove Poisons:
From Stomach, Liver and
Bowel:
only—look 1‘01 the name California on-
mvim: .
Forerunner oi SPRENG SI YLES are these Cl’mll m 1131’“:th
' ' shown in PICFC‘RIAL REVIEW PnTl iii’. {3
1«rv‘_..‘r:'.:‘ . _..wv“~'-r 4.72111.
Dre- Dr. Breu rm. one.
" “37 2113;11- fore-eh of on? above humus-:1 one
These are but a few of the many smart models illustrated in
3 THE FASHION BOOK FOR SPRING
' NOW ON SALE
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1 James Donnelly
touching the A15
tion has notified the. woman’s partyl S
that the car will not. be. carried if iti
bears any outside evidence of its char-i -
acter. :
One vote is still lacking f01 the pas l
sage of the amendment in the senate.‘
and less than thirty days are left 15E
win 11, l conucxz. Fcb. 5. (COI‘I‘-’2lmil'1"-“"
Among the women on the pri5on’ tie‘flinfigfi‘r’cfi‘fitgxfilg '2:::’,‘f,‘:;,. :
special will be Mrs. Laurence Ilewi5 viljans of the American occupied. .
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and Miss Mary lngham of Philadel asking lor special
phia; Mrs. John Rogers, Miss Vida firearms for hunting pmeN'
Miss Cora VS eck and Miss
Lucy Burns. all of New York city:‘ granny years
Mrs. Abbey Scott Baker of Washing
Milholland,
permits
;Wild boars in Rhenish Press-1:1
imore numerous this season 11; 1
in fact. Hey»: i 1.
‘written to the headqualt- .2
ton. D. C.; Mrs. Robert Vi’alker of; Third American Anni}; 121211. .1 21.21
' 2 . wild boar menace l IS m ~
Hmerford, Pa. Mrs. F V\. Kendall of gleater than any on“)! .21' S, ‘1' ‘
Hamburg. N. Y.. - Mrs. A. R Colvin of history.
.:Paul Miss Edith Ainge of James-l Evely day from varimp ' 2
town. N. 12: Miss Elizabeth Mc- occul’ied territgry ”“9“" 2 '"
‘ - - . . ‘ Coblenz from erman c1112...2 ~ -
Shane of Umontovm. Pa.. MiSs Lavina have been deprived 01' then ,... . .
Dock of Fayettevxlle. P3,; Mrs. Vt’. D. “31- sport by the American 1pm-
Ascough of Hartford; Mrs. Pauline bidding civilians to have We‘r“ ‘
Adams of Norfolk. Va, and Dr 'Caro— Either rifles or revolvers. ”’ ’"
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hm? Spencer of Colorado Sprmgs, wiltfioards are overrunning 1h» 1.
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The car is scheduled to reach Hart~
'fol'd March 3
By haxing your system in good:
Take Linonine as a if there is. any wild- hoe shootinc 2C- 2 2
This well-knownidone American soldiers “ill do 11
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preventative.
innedv
health standard.
1‘e5t01 125 \itality
builds up‘the 15) stem to a full
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destoying crops and eatim:
'winter growing plants which 5'“.
be preserved for the horses :m-l
tle.
l One letter stated that. in the -
:of Trier, the boars had 111210111"
.bold that children of the farmer: - ~
their way to school had been h.
fi'righten‘E‘fl and had ‘ to run for “1»
ilives when a wild hog appeared in z. ..
froad and chased the youngsters- 1. »
inearhy farm house.
1 So far no permits for German 1
laps to hunt wild boars lime 1.1-1 1.
issued. Third Almy officers say 1‘
The American officers do not qr
{understand why there lmve b12111 ~1-
lcomplaints about the brim menac-
lcepl from those Germans- who 1v: 1. 1
Linonine should always be taken slimmi-
danger.
chills.
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FRUIT THAT PRODUCES 'Ol‘.
A fruit containing a large perm:
.agc of oil has been discovered 1'
[the region of Torrto11,;\lex.,a111' 2-2
known bv the name of thichoporh
“It'll 13mm]. and death in the" llalm from ’°“.' drugglst now. . Apply wasno coward in the 109“" Every the package, then you are sure )‘Ou1‘=\$ lExperiments show that twenty o. 1
'keepmg: ,.1 little of the fragrant, antisepuc.gman realized what he went to child is having the best and most. lper cem- m “S mmoms (onsisls or
0 ever the quiet of coming years, healing cream in your DOSU'IIS. It pen-. France for. and all the 109th boys harmless laxative or physio for the lit I ioil of "real value in industrial p.15
And the loved ones aiound me Sleep- trates through every air passage of the wanted to fight. That they did like tlo stomach, liver and bowels. Chil g _ g f” .» . _. ,, . hi ,1
i Whead soothe th inflamed or swollen real men whe th orturily dren‘ love its delicious fruity taste.‘ ‘Slllle 191111111111, .1 lulunam .m 1.1
ng. . . Sb e n n e ,o‘pp d ‘ lli‘ull directions for child’s dose on Equality. ll 15 lll'nlloscd It) human-.1
--A1'thur Colcs Aimstrong 111 the mucous mem rune and relief comes:came. This regiment “as ma e up each bottle. Ghe it without (an the cumvmim] of UM mm “11'1“ .1.
London News. instantly. ;of WilkesBarre. Pa. men. ‘d'. All Dl'lggistS-GOC and Si 20- 1
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