q Tried Recipes i
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Potted Meat.
“Who- this is to be kept lor “our
‘llme, use {rash :shzn bet-i or
“pieces" garnered in a. covered stone
jar with very little water for at it e
0.’
three hours. it is a. good plan '0
stand the jar in a. pan of boiling
water.
Cut the moat. .nry line and pound
thoroughly. willful: pepper and .~.il'
and any particular seasoning you
fancy. Mix with a little clarified but-
ter and prom down into a small law
or potted meat glass. “'hen quilt: cord
pour over a little twinned butter.
This terms boltor l.’ no zrm'y is ad-
ded.
if PM meat is. Ill-5P3. o." ”1115.: 'l.‘
stimuli-ring is unnormmry and ti..-
mcat abould hv pass“! through a mirv-
BOIlCd Salmon Steak.
Roll 3. pint of broth or warm wi'l: .1
' small piece of celery and halt lun-qul
of parsley, and a. few (in-bu». of mg»
per, ball" fl impoon of .sah and :4
mblsvsiuxmiul of vinl'gar. l'ut tie
stvalta in amiable pieces and [wit filo
trzrmtntn and bones into tho boiling
)iquor. Put the salmon into a lit-5:72?
fiaucwan, 'atrain the hemmed broth
(not it and unit by brink boiling with
a lid on top. flight or tr-n minutes.
8.9"" in a qu- disk or tux-bun. wim
the liquor imxtoad of a mum: To l. -
eaten with bread and butter. Tim
metit of lhiz-i «linh is thy full flavor and
form-nation of the flavor ol‘ tln- n.1,.
Mint Jelly.
(Twain and pull apart a bomb of mint.
Stu-:7 in a cupl'ul or hot waif-r for
twenty mlnulv-u, a,“ you would lo—A, and
éltmin. Soak halt a box of gelatin for
mu- hour in cupful ot’ cold water. Add
slowly, ”stirring. a gill of boiling water
the mint inn. and a half a pound of
uninitiated 'riugtir, htirring until it is
(-omplv-lnly nlisnolu-d, Strain. color if
desired with conlm'llonv-r'u arm-n
paste, and nprlnklu through it, an it
begin“ to wickt‘n. onn tabloswxmlul or
fresh cho’ped mint. loavmi. Win-n sat-t.
it. in ready to servo. and is delicious
with cold meat.
Squash Pie.
0m? and onvhull cups of spin-d and
aim-d squiuih. 1 cup of boiling milk. 1,5;
' 5m ol ”mar. l-z [FMDOOD Hall. 1.2 toa-
spoon donamoli and 1 egg beaten
slightly. Mix in ordt-r min. Lino a
plate with paste. Put on u rim and fill
g‘llh squash.
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Willi away all the stomach. liver,
and bowel poisons before
hoakfaot.
“
To foel your best day in.and day
out, to final. clean in‘xlde; no sour bill
to coat your tongue and slcken your
breath or dull your head; no constipa-
tion, bilioua attacks, sick headache
colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stom-
ach. you must bathe on the inside like
you bulb outside. This is vastly more
important, because the skin pores dc
not absorb impuriii-‘s into the blood
“Lillie the bout-l pow-s do, Hays a well-
inown physician.
To live}! tlllarzo pointing and toxms
well flushed from the stomach, liver,
kidnwys and bowels,
breakfast each day. a ‘tzlass of hot
water with u tmspoonful of limestone;
prosphato'l‘rom your pharmacist. it
111 it. This cleanse purify an’d
freshf-n Lilo entire alimentary
tract. bOCoro putting more food
mm the stomach. _ ‘
Get it quarter pound of limestone
‘phcrsphale from your pharmacist. it
is ineuxénsivn and almost tasteless,
except a :sourish twinge which is not
papimtsaut. Drink phosphntcd hot
‘ _v’at.or every morning to rid your sys-
tem of these vile poisons and toxins;
" also to prevent their formation.
t'i‘o feel like young folks fer-l; like
fyou frail hefdre your blood, nr-rves and
must-M's became saturated with an ac-
cumulation of body poisons, begin this
so‘limeatonc phosphate and hot water
- oleanslng. sweetening and purifying.
As soap and hot water not on the skin,
term-e breakfast, scion“ the stomach.
vet, kidneys ”and hOW‘GIrff-Afi.”
drink before '
Helpful Hints §§
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‘ Advice on Cake Making.
it you have been searching for 3
fairly inexpensive layer cake rare it
i: UFo one cup of sugar. one and one.
half rum: of flour, one tearporvn 3110
a hat: of baking powder, one-quzxrter of
a was-won of salt, one tablespoon of
vanilla. two yolks of eggs, one white
of v.22. onebalf cup of milk anal two
talilt-gpoons of button ~
if thinrmlre is baked in square pans
of sheet tin and set on a shelf a lit~
lle above the Ct'nlfel“ of the oven soo-
cc-ss is assured. How-over. earn in ru-
gard to the rlirht llegrt-e of boat. is us-
sentlal. Before the cake is; thorough-
ly min-d the oven should’ba light-«t
and a pir-n': of whim paw-r hold on tho
ovr-n rholf, '
“'hon tho lunar
brown 1:)“ gar .Huuuu:
to onv- half lYH full’powar and tbo- min“
not on tho slwlf.
A lusciom chocolate icing can b0
mmlv- {rt-m tho following ri-ripo. Tw;
Macaw.“ uni-weewnml v‘hooolate, unr-
r-up of ronfnctionor‘< onw-
fluarlm‘ Innspoon of salt, uno- inmpmn
of buttvr, taro tablespoons water
and Han whiH- oi one v-gg.
Spruading tho icing on a rain prop-
trrly is a separate art in itself. Firm.
the r-nkn should be dusted with flour
bumusn this will lump the icing from
stinking into the pores of the calm.
len the icing frequently. an this
lit-ins in smoothing. and it ensures that
murh robe dosirml gloosinosn th-n tho
1"an is drlod.
atlaz': -' 4 gnlilnn
3~ turns-d lion '1
allllllr.
of
VAN LOAN'S FATHER
DIES AT SAD NEWS
Death of Son Overwhelms Him Par-
allel Tragedy Enacted in
Detroit.
ills ANlil‘JlJ-ZS, Cam. March 8:—
Ovvrrmme by the flows of the death of
his son, Charlr‘s E. Van Loan. Richard
Van Loan diml at his home hero yes»
tummy. Mr. Van Man was xummonvd
' 5'1":le hy anothx-r
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from rvllviuus
son to lw uppm::-‘Hl of tho- l!"“'\'.
t-vidvntvd strum ins-ntui
tilt-d within a frw u‘nnuto-g at this
ily homP.
DETROIT, Mic-ll. Martin fl. Taking
to hi3 hml lwnrtbrnkun tlpnn lu-zng in
(«mm-d of the arms! or his nun. Sum-
.m-i Monrowitz, in (‘onnc-ctlnn with ill I
lugs-d L'rtil'tlni: in worn-in: tlist‘lmr’."'~‘
from tho (in-at lmktq’l‘ruininu fhtninn.‘
Solomon Mom-olxitz. 32ml Mt. ix- llt‘flll'
ht-ro. Today Ilm family was nutiflml.
of tho. Huit'idv- in (‘hicatzo of tho tiny}
who; re-lativo-s say, was the lnwn‘iic
it
and
iam-
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«lint was
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Children's Spring Coats.
002': for t-Ziildrrn Show nothing out
of the ordinary in the new apt-in:
alines. although they all have points or
interest. They are laxhioned 0: light-
weight woolen materials, mitt-ta. or
silk poplin, with pique and duck for
the wary little folks. ~
.Coats for the little ones under six
are high-waisted and often trimmed
with shining or smocking. The older
girls wear belted costs. with the dis-g
tinction in "nt- inrlix'idual garment‘ln
snmn 1194 of tucks, buttons. cut. con-
trasting mn‘t-i‘fal for belt and collar.
Jeroey and Taffeta Petticoats.
“’hile the popularity of jersey silk
fwlticoals rarvly waning; taffeta is al-
ways a sprin: material and is now
bring shown. aTflvta Hurts: also are
mm upon lbw narrow ”tips which
nuts: nor-m-barily go undvrnc-ath tight
skirts. .
Combination of mutt-rials such as
jersv-y and inflow, and the use or
fancy ribbon tlminrws, or flounre trim-h
:ning (low not ulhrr tlm gonom‘i Plow,
TN‘H’H of fit.
Any fur looks won with a suit of
smulw :rny wrlour.
Suit skirts ave untrimmed. save for
a they luck up the front.
Luncheon Bots have du-lizhtfnl cross-
stitch design-i in black.
Altt‘rnaie strips of fur and broad-
cloth makc- on». striking vt-st.
Gray jersey could not do better than
to be t-nlbmidv-rwl in blue wool.
File: lace dyed to match is much
used on taupe—colored evening gowns.
Luatlmr buttons are popular trim-
ming for woiHailored 00am.
Collars may fasten in the back if
they are out rather low.
silk stookinga and thin slippers
should lw worn with only silk and 11+
vet dresses.
Checks and plaids are in demand for
sports skirts.
Brilliant. Faun is qud
smartest suits.
lluttonu or» not
on m‘oning wraps.
A new homespun looks \rry much
likt' knitted fabric.
lJark colon-d new are lwing used
lnr vlalmratv bled-sen.
For can.
LIN
in making tlm
c‘onridnu ro-d smn l1
KICK OUT OF A HARD COLD
AND RENDERS IT HARMLESS.
lT IS THE GREAT FAMILY
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m:.b~ruti~n of trimming which is‘
l m .-
{ s forlsprme. many I).
. Del..." lmixlsmzwly sififilfm’ Wi'h low
af'rr rm? of naimw silk sound"!
11'. .3}. 'i‘iwro is no horn attractive
: '1: m: p'mi'n'i"): tho. bordrar Mind,
l '5' :wui-l :‘(Jciirrr b‘ur? twins.
Fir-r 1'3? is
bunchos of
3‘4: l lirazzlit out in the taffeta
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‘14: '.> l‘f.:;'l ymogl,‘.?_
"-70" and
rwi‘zirwi.
'in. limit-u: No.
to 4! inches bust.
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72hr;
:13"
71‘
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Proms
7978.
Price,
is a great. favorite.
The Watteau panel affects continue
to be prominent.
Volvet and cloth fashion ns-w {rm ks
for cold weather.
l‘bildron's coats still
bodies and daring skirts.
Tlll' Vl'l‘)’ high collars on coats gill"
tin-m grout smartness.
Black silk jvmy looks well trim-
med with gray squirrel.
Mom of tho fur cape novelties have
deep shoulder yolnas.
The belts on sonar-ate
usually straight and wide.
The collarlew round neck is abso-
lutely the fulnomble thing.
Arorn-shlpml buttons are new and
interesting.
GREAT LAKES TRAINtNG STATlON
-lNVESTlGATlON
“’ASHINGTON, Max-oh fl.-— Secre-
tary lmnieh instructed the command-
ant of ”W Croat Lakes Training Sta:
lion today to inw’stigate reports that
a number of men there had been in-
volved in irrwzulm‘itiert sluilnr to
lhmw rmw-ll'l)‘ dis-It'lrised in the New
York district. '
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; ~~~Rt=mmri “nut .‘idvortimmonts
~ . iv 12- . . .- - ' * s;
ONlNE TAKES THAT AWFUL no sure to ring t r bml rosulls ob ,thml ml the m 4‘ numlwr «it
tainzzbln.
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W2»? W: var i-
mam ,
The jvraoy cloth with velour finish
have short
skirts are
Daily Fashion Hint RfiEUMKTICS
?__ UMBER UP
‘Geivliii at All 5m ass and 5mm:
Y , “- =5 — wit-.3 suffer from the
:lt:x:;<!?‘-. till-r is
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worked tv-irar-lr-uc r-‘zwu “'0 “117.! to
nil-v.11 in: f‘xrar- r-vrrvwlmrm “.1 want
. '0 nail 9? u’z‘lzr'. 1"» , :wxr‘l. ul’ rvvmj‘L-fiv
.Ct-t 1 battle—you‘ll it's tho: lit-st
‘ Envcsfmehz 1.6:. Her ”Lido,
‘Mnad. ill? drutms:
' gists everywhere.
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NEW PAMPHLET PUBLISHED
FOR GUIDANCE OF
A bunk: rntiiiui "Sat’v- Ker-ping of;
Liberty litmus" has been preparod ll}
tho :ovvrmmnt Loan Organization oi
gtho Second Fedora! Reserve District
for “we distribution to Libmty Bond
holders.
‘ The bookie—r 1m of 4.30
banks, "115: companion and safe de~
posit companies in the Second Federal
Reserve District that have agreed to
accept for sale keeping Libvsny Bonds.
holders of which do not rent. sale de-
posit vaults. The amoum acceptvxd is
not to nit-(«d 8500 from Pach in-
dividual depositor.
Thore is 54 page in thf- booklet in
whit-b to kt’l‘j't a n-conl of thv difl‘erent
Masses oi Libufi Bonds owned. and it
also contain; a slawmom by Secretary
of the Tmasury Carter Glass, urging
holders wt“ Libmv' Bonds not to sell
them or OUM‘l‘F derOSE or them ex-
cept under Ult‘ spur of urgent neces-
ulty.
Each community will have its own
bookht giving a list of the banking
institutions m its territory in which
homo-rs ran deposit thrir Liberty
‘Donds. Thorn wil be a booklet for
th-mwr New York. one for New York
Slaw. outsitlr- of the greater city, and
another for the twelve northern roun-
tios of New Jvrsoy. which are a part
of the Seq-0nd Federal Rwerve Dis-
ttict.
Tho lilo in>zitutions whit-h mm»
parimit-ally agrood to offvr zlw List! of
gix‘efi a
1 their sari: deposit vaults to small hold-j
ers of Libvrty Bondc are about onw-
sut-h in-
lstllulions in tho Second Folk-mi R0-
enerve: llirtrirn' and represent an in-
vcreazw of 2N over the numbnr that
and loading drug:
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Fashion Book
and
February Patterns
NOW ON SALE
’lames Donnelly
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Th9 Dreadnought “-8.- u rim-ll‘
schooner engaged in the West indies
trade. Her home port. was (-urnmo.
Wounded Degree Code“.-
Sergeant Wat. Lt ‘
Britain, Conn.
Corporal Ju‘ n I"
R. l.
Corporal
TWO CONNECTICUT SOLDIERS
ARE LISTED AS WOUNDED
Six New England Names Appear
Casualty List issued
Yesterday.
“'ASHLVGTON. I). (‘._ Mar. 3n»Thv
namtw of six Sew Enuland soldim': 1w-
pour on General Pershinz’s casualty
list of this morning. Two aw from
l‘onnorllmL
The mail list numllvm H3. «lividvd
as foilmrs: Died from avoident and
other: causes. 6;» died of diseases. 26:
wounded sovm‘wiy, i4; wounded ulvgroe
undmc-nuiné-i‘l 38 and unumlod ~lizht-
li'. 14.
The New England Soldivl's nor
Died of Disease
J. Bricklev; ('harlpqown.
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PUT L‘NOEP~ CY:
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about Wu ..-i:.3.~«. .
plamul unit.
diptheriu ms. ~
cently quarnn'
to Spanish inti
dinnts.
John Ribswl' .
a short turn-12:9
city. rmurning
ins.
.‘ll‘s. Filth-Id
sir-‘9: lil-
thus in East Hahn: ..-,
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‘v-ilt for
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Mass.
Wounded Severely,
Privatt‘ l—‘v-‘dwrit'k A. Larson Huston.
Muss.
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Wm. ""' " ”‘s REMEDY FOR ALL FORMS 0F .2 HEAD STUFFED FROM 0 ihxm" ,' "”“"-‘ “gr“‘d ‘° .“9‘ 3-“ d‘“ Constipation is the arch-enemy of health. i
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. - i °°L°s "N" A “EM““BLE CATARRH on A COLD in m: bW will i . . . m Conquer tins enemy and W! WF :1 “ 1.1911 an“? i
socmusrs TO OMEET m cm ‘ PREVENT'VE FOR THE ”one ~, k. , a: ,‘ , ‘19 .‘m o .9 nfplivsicalfocs. includingindigestion,blhousness, ;
CAGO r’ Y DANGEROUS THROAT AND Says Cream Applied in Noslrils 3 :an. an“ )" Him dmmbmed m le‘ sick headache A filecplessncss and nervous dyspep—
___ - ,; LUNG conpumrs oF Opens m Passages Right Up. 2‘”? 0““ “WW”- ; , B 1' '.j 1).”, l [we been 1 “”1 d ffvori-‘J
rmmmo. .‘Jnr. 3.~hu-imtlum for a ADULTS AND CMLBREN' «id-m mod-Wt: ! D T -__ V m . sna. - or? mm 5 ~‘.‘ 5 L rTh‘e o 9""; - R if.
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man mootlnc horn on May 1 havr boon: Have a bottle °f L'"°"'"° handy at; Instant rPlief-no waiting. Your; U CH SCHOONER WRECKED . lilxan‘c ()l'f0\tl"bl.\.l‘_\l 368:8. y? \Fl.l1:“' ..
Sl'lll, lu \zu-ious parts of Ult‘ r-nuntry all “m“ “WW3 "0 tellino What ln-gclogized nostrils npvn right up; the. . [16 cause 0 ”1333‘ 1, s mu_ i’f.“.‘.‘:t.l\t‘ 1 . '6; at.
“m" 50”an Waduuurtvrs in ch?! “3'" ” “'“' b‘ "“dcd' ”9“”"1' ‘° 3" passage“ °f "0‘” ”a." “5‘" ”dine Dreadnougfit 6°" ”mm °n “'1 promptly, Die-4:25:75] and . 1y. Comm; :3»
clrv Aronrdinz to tho invitatlo'm tlv '°" coughs that ”"93“" bronchitis. you nan brpathe ”Nil-5' 1‘0 more? . r—na-ca Coast. I 3 h h f A ' d 'l‘llr " lz‘ilC-tt‘fiin
' ' A. ' f H ‘ N htin uite cauaia Linonino ’for hawking. snuffilnz. hltmmfl. hpadRChe'. th lSTO.\. Jamaica. Mar. 3.—The a lt- ormmg rug. . ' ‘ ~ .. {-
rimming is to bu a convention for 0 by}! idryness. No struggling for breath at punt”,schooner'mpadnougm has been‘ strengthen [ht stomach, stunujutc the it. cf 1.;
amnmuy and free spee?i1."anu lls pur~ ”0'": ""- 11”th your cold ‘3" catarrh disap. - -k*d‘ h h - t i~l d t” “
. ' . - . - r . ll Dru gins—60c and $1.20. pears. :“rec ‘ on t e 50‘” “P" “a“ 0 . u l
pmted objects. are to brim, :LbUlll tllt> A 9 - . . . - . .
' . . 1 Get a small bottle of les Cream Morant (.axs while on .a \oyaze from 6 [e V e [
.reletuie of all I'pohqpal prisonrrrS. such ‘Balm from vourdrungist now. Apply a Porto Colombia to \lanzanillo The 1 iv
as \Vlllia-m'n. “Tim?“ and otho'rs‘ol" flittio of this frazant ~antiseptic. heal: crew and pausengers. numberin:_ - . If} "fa-‘3?-
the [MUH'M' “"“““"" "' m" “mm" ll“?! "mm In your nualrils. It De“0 iwentv-thr-o Pl‘fion‘l have boen land- n 3 I a E F I H L
mnvictvd ct disloyalty; cause 'tlm rm; ;Lrates throuzh every air passage 0’ - ‘ ‘ p ‘ " . L -: ‘uy ! t: 5.
no.” 0" ”1‘ (union-1W 'lll’ 'md tall? the head soothes the inflamed Ol' Pd. Tl]? mate and three 01’th crew, ‘-
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BUCh 0th". steps as “m" b" "mm, “"3" ; .5“ (film! mucous mombl mt. and dnh (“d hole ‘ esterda) andz ~ “AMI-ted Direction. of Spatial Value to Women 1-. ‘_ “, t
l . : fCOlllt’S instantly. that the rastawuvs wore Without food. . Sold 1,, tit-1881“! ,Qhroughoug the world. ,
gin ostablisl‘. freedom or notion and 1 "'3 just fine. Don't smy smiled-up Nahum” h1< ”up“ Wm . ‘L "1 .. ,_ r. w.-- ¢
lspeech." ' l All Di‘iggislsr—GOO. and 81 20. :with a coldtar nasty martin—Adan ' ~ " ' ‘ " ' ' .2 ‘3": T 4 ' 1,. .-Vu-mj
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‘ ” HE E— _ Nofivetzv LfirnE TH’MC'! ,. , ,
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