2’—
FRIDAY, FEB. 14, 13
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H Fold" togctlaor lengthwise,
narrow end and sew
edges together.
row end opt-n. Now seald
out; of the cloth.
_,mixlure tightly into the. bag,
together and tied.
the bag up by this.
fashioned way, when wanted for usc.
that the bottom part. of the
slightly narrower than the top,
giant 9 r.
t
He mace.
oyster Club Sandwich.
vice. Drain
(hecaocloth,
each oyster.
then dip in
d ry
«uleo and roll in more cmckcr crumbs.
or and broil until the edges of the
shellfish begin to curl. Put on a slice
of buttered toast, lay ox or a lettuce
leaf, dippod in tartar sauce, and add a
slice 'of cooked bacon and another
roast slice. Serve, very hot. ’
Pineapple Whip.
VTwo egg whims, one-half cup gran‘
lilatod tapioca, one. No. 3 can Shredded
pineapple, one-halt tz‘ia‘spoon va‘fiilla,
l.637_lotal calorim, 41 protein calories.
Drain the juice from the pineapple.
There should be two cups; if there is
710i this amount, add water to make
the two cups. in this juice soak the
tapioca for on», hour. Cook in a double
boiler until the. tapioca is clear, then
add the shredded pineapple and cook
for a minute or two longer. Take
en egg‘whitm and the vanilla.
sweetened with syrup.
~itttt‘ntsn
+ no ,cchKENS
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* Afier‘aei
janic Trouble by Lydia E.
' Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound.
t.-
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Onegon, Ill.——“I took Lydia E. Pink-
*ham’s Vegetable Compound for; an or-
' ,ganic trouble which
pulled me down un-
til I could not put my
could scarcely do my
work, and as I live
on a small farm and
raise six hundred
chickens every gear
4 it made it very ard
" for me.
“I saw the Com-
pound advertised in
our paper, and tried
. 4 ‘it. It has restored
.my health so I can do all my work and
am so grateful that I am recommend-
ingwit to my friends.”— Mrs. M.
ALTERS, R. R. 4, Oregon, Ill.
Quleomen whohave suffered the tor-
tures of such troubles and have dragged
along from day to day can realize the
‘relief Which this famous root and herb
inedy, Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
‘mpound, brought to Mrs. Alters.
Women everywher‘e in Mrs. Alters’
‘tion should profit by her recom-
‘dation, and if there are any com-
“ons write Lydia E. Pinkham’s
691;: 00., Lynn, Mass., for advice.
_ result of their '40 years experience
’at'. your service.
L .
“For a Chaled Skin
100.0120 people have proven
"nothing; relieves the soren‘csslikc
a . comtort' Powder
mm its extraordinary healing
" people take notice.
piece seven or CELL inchcs wide and
I about thirty inchcs long for each bag.“
seam 0718
tho two long!
have the other nor-
the bag
, thoroughly in order to get the sizing!
’ Stuff the sausage
taking
pains to leavo’enougli vacant space at
the top so that the ends canbe pullcd
‘Leave a. loop in the string and hang
ll‘ hung in a. prop-
tmpliits will be a
dishes.
As groceries are
should he clicr-kcd
enormous amount of extra work is in-f Large ’Hats of Georgette and Small
mtvcd in keeping them clean, but if}
they are sent to a jeweler they can he
tt-cztted to a thin coat of transparent,
photozrnphic varnish. The coating is ‘ signing of tho armistice is the pvt-Hing
warwly pcrccptible and the cabinet of ? gout).
constant delight.
Corn should not be put in glass jars’
as the light darkens it.
1 Salt will take the brown spots ofl'
lll"Y
that
put
up
away
to $00
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‘ ° “ ' "5 I if [H' i F hion Points
~. Food Recrpes lg He p u m s as l
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Bags for Keeping Sausage. l Care of Silver Trophies. lDlRECTCIRE INFLUENCE
It may be encased in long bugs madg? Many housewives are at their wits" IN SPRING COSTUMES
7 of stout unbleached muslin. Take a g and to know how to keep silver. An --
Ones of Rough Straw.
Perhaps the intr- ol' dross to lllltlt'l'-
he most radical Cliangc r'lttrn tho
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During tho war the cvcning:
. (it"‘ss practically forgotten, for
ltlte artivith-s wort- [cw and of such a
. u
.' nature as, not to nt-cessnute the formal
‘
Agni" titr- (l'W‘tllll‘ll‘ is with “S.
\V :1 S
1' duo's.
'and tho colon: are, bright and gay.
The turning: from \ntr‘s Illfillt‘l'lllt’fi to
the smoother ways of peace undoubt:
odly is to ho followed by an indulgvnrc
in dross :tntl ndotmncnt.
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Daily Fashion Hint
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I WOMEN OPPOSE ETXREMES.
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'Ncw, York Federation Says Evening
, Gowns Demo-ralize Youth 3
" of Land. t
At. a tncotinc of the New York City?
Pedernt‘nn “f Viomen’s Clubs, hold in.
11:"- ballroom; hr the Hotel Astor ro-
ot-ntly, them.» resolutions: were
:idoptcd:
“Wort-2:5 'tltN designcrs of Women‘a
evening gownr ham led fflFlllOH to the
(‘xtrenlc limit of iudeccncy, and 'h'fi: is:
having a most dcvnorallzinz t-tl'ect
upon the youth of the country. tht‘t'e-
fore, be it
{csolVC-d. That wc women of New
York (10 all in our DOWN" TO urge
wotncn to drew modcstly, and that we. "
through a committee appointcd by tlre
president of tho City chcration, seek
to (flnll'nl intlccency in dross by ap-
pv-::lin;.v to (Brion-"rs of womcn's lash-i
' (om-Lintin’
Llano/r flying {Jane/s.
Here is the
featuring,
with
is
rfl'k/J/fl'fi {.73
"en cf nflm’m
. ., 7.3. ._.
". t', hilt! Clad, u
Picior
R ovi cw
Patterns
~ furious.
H . .
116w
truism] frock which Paris
charmingly
long-
tlzc new
combi-
c’ni‘. sim-
‘Jzi't’lt hare
f‘
ial
erly cool place this sausage will keen
until warm weather set.» in. It is to be
out off in even slices in the good old-
If you slant tho side seam a. little '50
bag is
tho
cloth can-be. turned down inside out
whé'ncvci it, is desired to out off shows
of 1.129 moot and this mukcs the cutting
A, littlo of the sausage. moat may ho
Tried out Ibulnro it is put. into the but:
4&0 see that. tho Seasoning is just right.
Sage is the usual seasoning put into
Esausagis meal, but some may like. a lit-
"Ailow two slices of toast. 4 oysters
and a thin slim) of bacon for each scr-
on
cracker
crumbs, luy again in melted butter or
. Arrange out; fine wire oyster broil-
everything came in good condition. .
Take two part’s pork Silllfiaifl’ to one
part raw wliitn ' ”Moe:
with salt and lutke in :1 hot on :1.
A good rule for the size or tlircud in
makim: liutlonholes it no
coarser than that Used for malt-innr Ill!“
garments.
Sewing machines should he. kcpt im
maculate clean. Kot‘o‘sunc in good to
use {or taking: off "gutnmcd" nil.
\Vhen boiling rice add a little lv‘mon
jtiit‘t- to the water. This mnkt-s tho
rice white and separalcs thc grains.
Tl’iokles will not become moultly if a
tiny bag of mustard is put in tltc'top
of the receptacle in which lllI‘_\' ate
kcpt. ' '
l.ct wlu'ic Woodwork have plenty old
sunsliinn; it
yellow. .
To prevent a rug from rolling up.
sew a piece of chair webbing close to.
tho edge of encli t-nd on the unt‘lfir side
of ”in run.
\Vhen lioilmg llsh 1',".‘»‘.‘v.\'.< Vic it tip,
'11 :1 thin ('ltllll and tultl :I litth Vino-f
trilr to the water. This mako-s th-a fish}
firm and kccps it white. '
\thn liluing clothes, add a little
common salt to the water. This helps'
tordistrihutc the color cvvenly and pre-
vcnts the clothes from looking
streaked.
Any worn places in your libre silk or
silk stockings can he nicely repaired
by l'lll'l)l‘0ltl"l'lll:!, a flower bud or dots
over the holes, providing the. worn
spots :trc no] in tho stocking foot.
\K'licn making codllsh cnkcs or cror
Inn-this tho hands with cold
water and you will find the "tutorials
will not stick to your hands.
When rolls have become stalc spl’lD-,
kle them with milk and put in the oven'
for u few minutes
fj‘ ind. scam"
is to llllvt‘
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too much shad-e makes
moiwtcn
of peace.
the evening gown continubs along itzu'
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Youthful and Smart.
Thu" dance frock of the young girl
may bc as quaint as slip pleass’s. and
no comment, will arise, for has she not
forfeited enough of llf'l‘ precious time
to the serious «idc of mo?
rem-lion, but it docs not affect the af~
ternoon and slrvet
main quite untouched by tho influence
Now is the
drcssvez. They rc-
Although the silhouette of
—‘
from the tire, and add the stifily beat-
S-erve
cold with or without crcam or custard
sauce made with the egg yolks and
ng Relievcd of Or-
foot to the floor and '
instead of using
you lutvc .l dtiit-iotls {rt-:4.“ mil
and' you will find
washing soda of
any kind when boiling clothes put in
in teaspoon or n littlc mort- of turpen-
lino. ”it not only saves your clothrs.
. but also satcs fuel. as they require but
little boiling.
Screwt-yes pint-ed
in tops of handles
. of brooms. brushes and' mops. so they
, may he hung in a closet. will allow a
neat er a rrang‘bment
things and hang’ it
the limb chair, as‘u
on the inside.
'then always where
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A handy thing in
also sanitary.
sils and add to their durability.
Make a bag to hold little folks' play-
The playthingn
saves many steps looking for them.
of cleaning uten-
on the outside of
head rest is hung
are
the. chait‘ is, and
a, kitchen . if ob-
tainable, is a marble slab. which can
be used for a hundred or more things.
5 as it can be very easils cleaned and is
Some of its uses are
rolling out pie crust, 'L-tlicing meats.
fruits, cake or bread.
MR. WAD
‘ blue. and the entire design was one of
jfrocks of gingham. For the past sea-
A SIMPLE C MBINATIGN.
The vogue for slender effects in
(ire-5s makes it imperative that under-
mslins be simple in design and ru
strictcd in yardage. 'l‘lu.~ combina-
tion meets all the requirt:m«:u:s of
fashion. It is developed in flash color
Cotton crepe trimmed with pin satin
ribbons. The neck is square in out;
line, the phouldcr strap: being of l”?
bon. Medium size. T(,'lllll‘CS 4 yards:
36-inch material. with three Yanks of
ribbon for trimming.
l l’lctoial Review Combizmaicn
:7770. Sire, 3 to 44 inches
Price, 20 cents.
s“ .
.1”.
”a“.
L :t .1).
serge Dresses Predominalc.
“'hile many drowns ofwothur fztluimz
inf" shown the serge dt ‘51».- maintains
fits standing bocuuso it is so sonic:-
‘ illilt‘.
Many are shown with filtul
flaring m-r-iw
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} tho
fwmkt. \u-ry snug shimmy
:skirls with very narrou undur piece.
" trimmed with black silk braid :anvl
'sntall bottom. Many :t'u t‘oll:trl"=<.
, whitc OlllC'l‘S have the ovvrluy mlln r.
E Om.- Very striklnc modtl rt“ bloc
; serge had snug sleeves. tmrrow should.
ion: and fitted bodlcu with on-rlay col
lar, a very narrow skim, with full
t length front and back wool. and knee-
iength overakirt at each side extrud-
ing from panel to panel. The bodice
and panels were ltttltllletl with whit-r:
silk braid 414 inch widc.
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TEACH CHILD TO LOVE PICTURES
l A child's lash in plcturcs can be
{cultivated by hat/in: in his room pity
‘ turns which arc :nml both as m t'olot‘
ions mid lllf‘ lmding shops and by a
public appear to \mmcn.
' livmbcrr at tho federation
tumfing thc resolutions
r-lik’t'fi.
handle tll‘tF.-“.~‘ of this sort, mcmht rs
()f‘lllfl tw'tlcmtlon should "sot thcir
tar=zn~ts lier mm and refuse to wcur the
rooms, no matttr ltuw becoming: ills-y
orc‘."
A va utl‘u‘r tlilt‘tgs that the Fedora-
tinn resolved upon Wcro to do away
with lynrlttnrf to have a modcl playh
ground in New York as a memorial
to the late Colonel Roosevelt. and to
recommend the adoption of the rain-
bow ting by the Ilcague of Nations.
'l‘hcv wish to have thc subway ticket
when: protected from cold, so that
tin-tr health and lll‘t‘i may not Do on-
~dan:.'ert~d. lit the appointnwnt or
>(‘ll00l attendance unicorn, they do not
whit lllt‘gliltllll“5 of Women skipped bo-
cause or their sex; they also want
a now high school tor \\'aahington
llczghts and the. Bronx-’ Lualt. but not
lenrzt. lllt)‘ arc going to “stand by
President \‘iilaon in his demand for a
beam“ of Nations."
I: looked as if all the women in New
York had come to the Federation.
lllt'vllnfl. filling: not only tltc main
llmir. but also the two galleries. The
only mvn ndmittcd wore on the plat-
t‘orm and they wore there as speakersl
and lzonorcd micsls. lloultll Com:
missionvr l‘opcland was our of ”"3ch
in dis-
doolm'cd thu
courts olijcc-‘vd to were low-cut ov-
cning frock; and those without corv
It was deploy-rid that if the d»
signors and FliUllle’llC‘l‘S continued to
i - THE SFRENG '
l Fashion Book
l Februar; ‘(Patteuts ,
' James Donnelly
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by some noblc mt, the rccipirnt llltl
living Lady Panel. This year tho it ll
oration awnrdt-d its modal to All» liw
Fro?»
tlit‘
l‘m'
lyn Smallcy. who rcccivml
do (:uerrt», with the star distin
guisltrd ‘snrricv and brarcry at How 3,
A.
under the tilt-notion ol' the Proud] unv-
Wllvt‘P Fllt‘ “Ul'ktul Willi lll(—‘ Y. 3i. l'.
criufjt.
prutn‘l‘l)’
'l‘lw fcdcintion tncdul is H!
mm}, lllkt‘l'ilh‘tl. and with
diamond in the t-r-nler. it was pur-
.~-‘vnt(-tl by Mrs. llrllv \l" Rivcrs. ll...t
orury President of thigfrdet‘ution. and
Cl
formally acccpted by Miss: l‘m’Rk M,‘
Pomeroy. who will tukv it (:1 Ali's:
Sinailcy in l‘r:t.t"-o
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"SILVER BURGLAR” A PRISONER.
Boston Crook Also Wanted for North
Adams Jail Breaking.
BOSTON. Feb. l3.—-.Arrcsicd as
"(lrvutcr Boston’s silter burglar.“ Mur-
tin K. Olson was ycsterday idt-ntlfiwi
by State Police oiliccrs as n mun rallcd
“Menin.” long wanted for broultintz
1' jail at Ninth Adams. full.
Jun-1 :l u lttit‘ulul'y t‘lt:tr.t:o.
Tltwttm lttllll‘v l‘l't‘tlil (ll-t-
llt‘lll“ is lit \\3.li lllv
thousands 01' (lttll;\i"~' “(I
wait [mm i:'~l;lili;tltlt‘ lt.
“ml around ‘uwan. \lm~
ll‘llllkl'lll ti: .‘ll\| l'weM‘t l't‘t'tl‘ I it ".
.Lfll‘llllis [Ht‘AllEliUllS is m tuilivw
xjttttttt-w \‘.;2.ltil..‘ nl' llllllt‘nllttl.
CONGRESSMAN MERRlT's r_ '-
M. M. Marple. Bridgeport ‘ _, ..
‘ olis, A. G. Arnold. 8'
Alternate
l A t‘icputt-lt from V.
Ithat nominations .m
man Mcrrl‘t to Ann
of his compctitit .- 1.
Bridgeport on .7:th
‘otpat.. Matthias ‘ilr
Tlrlducport :
Arnold. Stomt‘urtl
Edmond ll, “'ltv"
:tlternntc. “'nrrt-n 7'
port.
first 3! "
Out of these cagcs flew birds of deltt-l
symmetry and grace. Needlcsx to say!
that this frock would be the, envy all
many young girls. 3
“‘orn at the southlnnd.
too.‘ are‘l
son. that is the past summer season.l
gingham was the most favored ma-
terial for {rocks for morning and aller— t
noon wear. A gingham skirt like the:
one shown with the middy blouse,l
would be very pretty for hot days. For '
spring, plaid woolen material would be
smart and attractive.
l
EEjeYfi-fiflllflb
have l:clp..d on... ’1: 21's to health and liappincns.
'lhty strengthen . d l‘ea' weak. overworked
and dcrangtd l“ . v.1 sml bhth r. 13 that th?
when“ Frmlur u. wnsw is czrricd out at (it:
warm. They h backacic. Hr. umztlc
pains, stiffness. soreness.
Ming Sara \Vcslnn. l?!) Kiqhu nuke-e Street.
Betvnoerc. lll.. \I'rlK‘S: "i am plcmd to unite
.Lcl‘ry kidnev Pi'ls made a real ditl’crc‘nce 5L!
.tzc. I was in art-:1 agony. could no: stool,
mm. and when l was down I had to crawl uD
" .; chair. 1 was no lame I" ovcr l mficred
."'-"3'. Now l [1 cl like c mw person. flronlt‘r
9'? better in overy way. My general hcnllh is
.xz.:.i:nprovcd. I can and do heartily rccom~
'1"n»‘ Epic}: Kidm-v Pills to all Eaficrinc in it:
w'. V ‘\ -
Stanton-Powell Corporation.
nails}:
{ able character ot‘ those herc (her;
werc a tow addicts to drugs in the
room." I I
2 the retiring [ll‘Q‘SldPllL Mrs. John
Francis Yawgor. upon her successful
administration, and the federation {or
_ha\'ing hex-{tor president. Mrs. Yaw-
vtzer reeciVe-d also a lauml-wreath
brooch as the federation gift. Last
Th‘u
' corn,
tice of presenting a medal of honor to
‘t
l
!
i The audiencc rose to its feet when
EMISF Mary Garrctt llay congratulated
h
71
K
p a little Freezone on an aching tinv hottlc of Frccytmt-
instantly that com stops hurt; .
year the organization started the Dmc'. ing, tlicn you lift it right out.
doesn't hurt one hit. ch, magic!
a woman who had been distinguish-ed Why wait? v33‘3”“ dl‘uggifit sells a.
W __‘_ «1m:
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sumo lines. tlu materials no mtt 5 r tam! suhjvct. 1.“ hi“ fi dealing with u t' t n u 1 H H .
. . . ~ 1 - ,« . . mu '1 no at no mm on w 3‘)»
89¢)th and lllt’ admmmnt is not \0, naturc m an}. mm, are always attrac. is l ‘ .1; f9 ‘3 ‘
“WN- ltive to a child and it they arfl hum: gram. i o; ’ (V ., ... .11.... N. fl
. Dcesses of ChintZ. 5 low in UN rm '1 ,. , t‘ l 'H n l‘Ix Smuttor (luolgo ll. \Vhitnoy, who; Ei .3 g) {ugh vi"
; . =.. w mm. .10 r 'l‘ ( ca . . _ . '" .= :- 4. K56 4;; "‘ "
" .....,. . ' t. . , was on» of the \l'lnCl al Sieakcis ofr " ‘
htmplo a“ “N“ of "mm: ha") bull Wren liandlo tltvm it he wants to, this ll 1ft rnmn 110 ‘ ”ii I! a 3 m. . _.- .
. . . . ~ , . ic . c . a it :t 'u. o i! won t ,
popularlznl "l ”1“- S”‘“_h°r" '“mn‘gadds much to his enjoyment. .. . . .( 1.4r- . ' '5 r n - {l ~
and promise to he favorites for sum-t w_‘_w_ ‘ _ .en mi Drug and Aarmttc ( nutrol. ,‘fiablCl ht dfl‘t,’ a“ [l '.f
' v- .. '- “:l . " :- 'ft;»' l-' . ’;:t. . ‘- . .
mm “mug Tm, mexpensnp maternl “any, a 8‘ ntzno-l “'ant Ari. ‘Senllt r \\ ll! 1! } told I H “mm n t l , ., l!” :l‘ 43"] gr“ “é - " ,,
makt‘s qttitc a charming frock for the; Idl’ug‘: wcrv more dangerous than h.‘..5 ill go 5 a U E: n u
v ‘ ‘ ‘ , > ~--‘ " W ‘ "" - 1, ,, ' , . s.) .. \t “
“min “ pat)](xr_ The colors are bright! mm 4% 4} . liquor. t..nu..1t in til”. drug llllnll’l as in 3 _ I
and the drains may Just border on: 7. . x ; had ncwr known ll until he had inadct '/
lit-in: grotesque. One of the lending; W innln o In s3)... 5,.,: ‘-~t-._;.tj;':mion, l V‘ ‘
shops had on display an nttracttvc lit-f l, (.ommm moor ol Health Co wiandn
l - M ‘ ' I 1
tie frock made of Chintz which had a, “ "4M" ”N4W' , who tullow-ti. unto .ifntistips on thcl
l r) ‘ .‘t ,' I ' . . . l
creamcolorod background and hugei POO” HEAL FH IS a hand)- Silllj'II'l tl‘uni all walks in life. \
hltirk motifs. which, upon closer in» 97391:" “W """f'mmc Whfl} 5")"ng : “i should lint lll‘ :::trprised." he said. \
7‘ . ~ . , ‘ to two 5w , mt-tt 9 with helm m wmmnc . .
onCllOll. DHHOd to be bird-cages. lllc‘s tut 3":i”“x:5zh,cnctgy,cndur- ; ll cum among: ladies of the estim» , '
roomro‘ ' ‘
.ut- t
sufficient. to rid your
hard corn, soft r-tt‘ll. or
the toes, and culluscs. “it!
or irritation. Try it! \u '
It
Blanca ME A
—Bo*r~rt.a OF
SODA-WATER
. AND A PLATE!
‘APEM‘T vou
(same To ORDER
Anw‘rnms To
EAT, suz ?
NUP', I‘VE
GOT A COUPLE
OF SANDwt'rcHE;
HERE _‘_|
SIR! I WOULD
JAKE To INFORM
You THAT ‘Tms
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WHO AM 1 ? CHE/cu ARE, ARE VOL)? 2 l
1 g wuv,1 AM THE 9 WELL,_I was JUST _/ ;
”as MHMAGER :mn-rg $9? GONG TO SEND FOR a.-. F
WHO wHo I AM ." - do" YOU‘WHV 'SN‘T THEoE l
”25 \ ‘ 9° _ Aw MU‘SlC ? y; i
‘(oo -. x \ THouen-r THIS WAS i l
7 x' ,, SUPPOSED TO BE /, . i
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