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Rub a. piece. of butter around the bot- the best evaporated milk you can.
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tom and sides ot‘ dish. “'hen butter is
If butter sticks to the paddle while
melted, adding it cuz» of boiling water- working it, rub salt over the paddle.
This will prevent the milk from burn-
Bcnzine mixed with cornstarch is a
ing. Add 1 qdart of milk. Let it boil good cleanser for white kid.
'and gives us a. new viewpoint—always
a crying need with women.
‘rto say. the diary is never kept, the let.
’lowod many hours of
Cover dish with plate and bake very"
5mm” m" “mm 10 hours. ,5 he saved and made into soup. More demure and dainty are the. l "Nonfrnnp Ilrcgprhugnn 99" Wm rm 1
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one or two wcclm Co not .'I am» or
Cream Pie.
To make two pies, take 1 pint of
milk. 1 cup of sugar. 2 tablespoons of
flour and 2 eggs. Mix all well together
and stir in milk when boiling. Flavor
with almond. When cool. spread be
tween the cake. which'must be baku'l
’ to prevent its sticking to the pan.
An entire balked dinner can be
planned for the day and ironing fire is
going. ‘ .
Starch should be. kcp; in an :lirliglll 5
box in a cool cupboard. Contact with:
SFégthn P0111155“ Dally Fabien Hint
Waistcoats of Leather.
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claimed lilt‘ enthusiastic buyer when. ai
RllEUMA' .lcS
NO LONG ER -
. ill DOUBT
E [Inc is the new long-
:m {sic-J frock which Paris
is featuring, charmingly
l‘nnibilzcrl toil/1 lllc' m‘w
(7036.40 .7737}.ch pane/5.
' coy little manikin appeared on the dais;
with a. waistcoat of shining leather. -
And pro-historic seems to me tin exceln
Eordinary' waistcoat, and some withl
All fats not used for cooking shoultl’ has aspirations to be called unusual. I
girdle. They tuck up inlhctiuie’étmof
tucks :it the trout and fall stubbornly
E“NEUTRONE minimum 99"
wars All!) losses mm cuxm
l2l2r::lll;lli..m lull lwr-Il considered 23'-
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7751's; displays (fir rnmhi— ‘
nation of l'i;filzctlzcllf, sim-
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STRAIGHT LINES FOR SERGE.
Very modish indeed is this frock
of matron sergé with trimmings of
silk braid and satin in self-color.
The front of the dress is in panel ef- :
fel‘t. the sides being gathered onto
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and add V; teaspoon of salt and set scorch *4 .
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int: them up itl it way that \‘Iould e‘ lew
leltrisi- you.
Sl bottle and \Vflll'il it work. Nothing
has ever done what this prescription
will «in. hlzlil Ul'lll‘l‘fi illicit on 5] size.
Mead. the druggist and leading drug—
;zi-lts everywhere.
boards; nor to have my whole bodv
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sugar, 2 cups of flour, 4 eggs, lili‘ plush sprinkle sail mm. it and mnmw; / h E 5);!fo t intuit: (3:;- $211336; 83;; ness. 1 never knew the meaning of. and ' ,/
whites beaten swam"!!- aud ‘ W- with a .{m brush. 1 , yards 54~lnch serge, with 3.; yard C0” ““0 ""3 3” ~"e “1“" ”b0" and February Patterns "’
spoon of baking powder. Mair! t~'ikt‘ If tht'l‘t) is :l goodly portion of 1104‘ , ,. h R“ brown satin. 4 Ear" hpa‘y ““1"“. though 1 have . rim;
like other cakes. 'cakc hatter '0“. “if m 5mm: ”NM 1" Pictorial Review Dress No. 792-4. j‘pl'eached on it a good many times. NOW ON SALE gil-Z’fa
To store carrots and turnips cover'
them with dry sand without I'(‘lll(l\lnl1!
the earth which clings inlhcm.
Before panning.r wood 'it' should he
th‘dlesS
Qer never postcd, the Story never al-
life, but they
7» ‘ 301' Georgia gently
Itlllk topic dwell on the lord and mala-
LO" at “De domb‘sfic ranch. lie said h('
was reminded of litllc John‘s Visit to
Sizes. 34 to 44 inches bust. Price,
smiled when ”10
The next time i preach from that text
the Sunday that it snowed all day and
we had three cars of lent poles. fiomu
ing and but material to unload. in-
cluding thntylive heavy stoves. Scr
vice will have a new meaning for me
_ » and bake in drop cakes. i 7 I 25 cents. 3 ~ ”A ‘ ”u
' An Effective Plan. Scedless raisins. \wll \X'nsiinli and1 ' E "‘ 9 I Mm” remember 2aO-pound boxes or.
N W my least. the writing mm, (mm mm M ) . ‘ \ ~- , **—~~- ~ “W “Mr—W“ “"‘ whooolmmhat I unloaded from box‘ ameS onne y
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Us mm- “mm disagreeable malllOIlQ-‘l in deserts lunchm Mp _ NO DOUBT THERE. *ars day after day. I shall remember
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Writer Bemoans "Degradation of the
LOSING DELIGHT IN BEAUTY. I
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says Layton '
rubbed all over with sand 8 r in or -
have. served the best or all purposes if am. to mm me a smooth .Qfirgm file 200. .in the years to come. and the men who All the ans but one, .I wont. But it til)v.~n':
.. . . “Papa.“ said .lollnm'. pointing Hiscl-ve the world in hard grueling tasks (‘l‘illlmn in his “00k "(‘lay “11d “rev" 3 lb? struggle—not l“ 4‘ 7 ‘ "
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they have lifted us out of the slough
Do not throw away squeezed lemons.
«If despolld into that calm. unhurrled
zlnat‘i‘righlcd atmosphere 5” \‘llfli to M‘-
ficiellt womanhood.
use them {or cleaning
dishcovers.‘
ln waxing furniture il l}; of great lm
ill-asses and
show‘dcgradalion today. in many
Eafter the bellringillg,
‘chubhy finger out over the lake, ‘ls
that the ralhcr swan or the mother
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“Which one do you mean. Johnny“.
:1 new glory."—~ Vilat Has \Var Done to
Pleachers?“ in the Red Cross Maga-
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cases degradation so. great that thcy‘ ot‘ the intervening in, U; ,
have "i”"auy ““3"" ‘" "Xi“ “'9 i log of all the laws mu ~
have not only forgotten how to make , the statute books. “1. _ ..
become. offensive to us.
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Nut Muffins. 15 possible in or k ll film" ‘5 ””n asked the old man glancing in the dr; COLORS peg SHADES beautiful thingS. but we have cvcll ' prepared to combat in... . . x 2;
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baking “0““9’v ' ”Kfl- 1‘" l'Pi‘w‘INUHll” ) n :5 "i mean the one Dyer there. arr. Becoming: colors for lamp shades heautdul mmg'" They “’6'“ m havp‘tvwliancllcslcr linion.
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salt, l4, cup sugar. 1 tablespoon melted {affilil‘l‘l‘i‘} an::;:n nénucklnlosh '5 to . :svwrcd Johnny. "The 0118 With all ”’3 are old cold. the soft shades of yellow.‘ E ____._.,W-
butter. l cup milk. 1 cup chopped wnl. arts with flannel ail: gently rub the _ A Distinctive Models E! feathers peeked of! his headland fem-f nearly all deep shades of red and rose :“There was recently lone curious} “This ought to mu‘ke life U...) .l
zlut meats. Sift togetherflour. baking sink]? in th ‘bit :3 1 gang up the over the collar or the suit. because of allowed mit‘haye the bitten“. 01'.§lnd delicate pinto-7. Blue and—gTe'en lillle instance to which i tam tempt}now on," remarked Noah “5 mi,
powder and salt: beat the egg, add Sh.“ "on: lu‘s’f'mri “' the htin‘uoss‘of the fabric. Fbr‘u‘dris’p nothing.“ .E'P‘" .‘ f ‘ lamp siladvs :ire eslremely artistic m Ed ‘0 "3‘9"- showing "'8 it d‘d' “fat ;landed.
sugar, bent :lgain‘, turn in humor ”nd sioll fro .Er-l ( “'7‘” Ed by corm- day, “1010315“ Wmlld prove delightful "Yes, my son." promptly ““9“?“ W“; look upon and ma.- be made to cast a m m" mesa" Sm“) . ”r degl'adatloni ”To what do you rel‘el“ Iminw V
milk. combine. ingredients, stir in :he m “a“ "Uh" mk‘ Put "1 "I” but for the day when the breezes are pa. with mo a suspicion of a Sigh-'most becoming glow it thev are lined ”Fwy “" m“ “my ‘gm’md' but has E Julihet.
‘ actually become offensive. causing ill~l
E “Our monopoly of wins. lm \ l‘. 2:
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nuts. flake ln mllflin ths in tam. l u the “whys???“ “Pr old ”UV" pens. an“ warm the organdle would be far more "maps the gamer lawan. all Tight-"“:willi some mum. mm, silk m. hale ‘
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m en for 25 minutes. . . ”N "“9" 0" ”‘Pm-.llC(foptablH. Philadelphia Telegram mm.“ mm, with 5,“.le mm. or pale Ilncme ill him “In. t (;\\1(tll\heor' M cowl“. mm m” H ‘
“ _ . :und ”’9 9"“ m USP Will not corrode l - ‘ .. ' ' '. E , ten and live-dollar gold 1)l(’("‘l~ \Vl’l't‘ . , . . .
«F ;D_ ' H'u‘r brushes should i l 1 .h .: Organdle and Taffeta. E ”" """"’*" ‘“-”‘- iblue lined wnll old gold. Rose com- undoulllldh the hump.“ win. pm earth to start on lll\v>‘ll,L:HlIIH
rem: ressmg. . . . . , )h c panel 3'! A combination of unusual inlcrcsl is. SERVICE_ ND ITS MEANING , ’ _, '_ ‘ . .' , ,. . b . . '
, A - ‘bim d \‘llll dull blue “I” soften the duccd in any country in 2”” years. (bongo. .- ...-__,
[pm putting ammonia in cold
Three. teaspoons of sugar, 1
“’3‘” and; that of organdic and taffeta. The CI":
is oftentimes checked or‘
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"Fobrllaly and March. 1918, though
trying effect of the blue, while the.
blue will lone down the rose to :m or-
“'ilhin a couple of months the .v\lllvl". , ,
Sentinel Want Ads “In. ’\
spoon of mustard, 1,9 teaspoon of pup— (“m""g ”'9 brllshcs in. brim: careful E galldie -
‘lczm public had howled lhem out of .
' an- enthusiast on inside-bathing. Men
. navefblnous momma. acumen or
riku. a dash of salt. Mix all to a soft "0' to allow ”W “'0‘“ l” :40 into the
pa‘.~lt.o with olive Oil. then add i2 cup “awn. then rinse in clcnr cold \\'iti('l‘.
of vinegar, Polished tables may be kept in good
WHEN YOU WAKE ' ::....::;::::.:.::r.':::22;
" UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER i
i Apply with 11 piece of flannel. after-
wards polishing with a dry cloth.
Wash the poisons and toxins from
system before putting more
lf it can be avoided. never washL
food Into stomach-
lllakos ihl'
tortoiseshell or
combs, as the water often
teeth split and the
bone of which llley are lllildt' rough.
Several brushes manufactured pur-
llOsely for cleaning combs may ho pur
chased at a trifling cost. With this
the comb should be well brushed and
' contrasting color.
striped and the taffeta is usually of a
This combination
is quaint. and om- lllust take- great
say (mm a “""'k care in the harmony of color or lhe on»
"1'; the effect is lost.
it will hr used ex-
tensively for nilermfoll and evening
dl'cssvs and soulclimcs for very formal
affairs.
Om- ani-active frock of this combi-
Vnution was lrimlm-d with bright flow-
ers and the entire effect was much
akin to a garden on a brighl summer
day. The somewhat summery quality
of organdic and the brightness of the
flowers lent that touch which is so c.4-
semial to the §ummm~day frock.
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the) “(it he hurdls't (‘lldtbl N n.( .(‘llld shade, I
two months of my llfc. Were. ills-o the. ‘ ‘
happiest. l had been preaching ‘Scl‘-.' i
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vice‘ all my life. but i never knew F :: l E
what hardship and suffering were unlilf
lhul lzrczll cxpel‘lt'nce came to me. l3
never knew before what it was to lift ' LINONINE TAKES THAT AWFUL,
such‘ heavy loads that my ankles K‘CK OUT OF A HARD CSLD
“'9’"? "mm“ a" "“7 “m“: “m,” have ; AND RENDERS rr HARuLEss
my hands cut to lll’i‘ccillflflimng duck '1- IS THE afiEAT FAMILY
. REMEDY FOR ALL FORMS or
COLDS AND A REMARKABLE;
PREVENTlVE FOR THE MORE*
DANGEROUS THROAT AND.
LUNG COMPLAINTS oF_
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CREAM FOR CATARBH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head~Colds. It’s Splendid!
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made that the coins were disliked be»?
cause the relief was inconvcuicntlyt 9 'I .. .—
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high. but lho original
against the design and only the. dc-
sziun of those exquisite examples oi";
cutting. llut America has lloE
lilo‘tnpnly ll” this instinctive hatred!
of ileuuly. ll was exemplified in lhci
Vandalism that was common all overE
Europe. the destruction of ancient
and glorious buildings. usually with-
out valid excuse."
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store but is sufficient to make anyone
and women who are accustomed to
wake up with a dull. achinghead ' or
have flu-red tongue, bad taste, nasty
breath. sallow complexion, others who
pollution aré assuredgmot. pro- 1 '
33]! Inside-bathing makes any: 31:5“ dlds Wm”! “"‘h a "10") OT‘ Beaded Embroidery. E -_-,. ‘-_ ”a. . ‘ ~ ~ _, 1 Have a bottle of Linonine handy at“ Procure 11 piece of heavy canvas and
one look and fold clean, ‘ " Fring9_ silk braid. and ostrich are a' in one minute your clogged nostrils all times there's no telling whaf 5...; hem to ill the required spnco, sew it
3 m. and refreshed. One or u: .. M. Ilew of the trimmings that are to ap‘ Will Open. the air passages 01' yourinflu it will be needed, especially to snap hook to each corner. Place two:
E 219d bell "Max:123? ”1‘“ 1:33 PUZ‘ pear on the new Spring modes. Beads head will cleor and YOU can breathe for coughs that threaten bronchitil._ screw eyes on each side of the hallu
Wash yourself on the inside before the great be” in the-:18”. ““5 how of all kinds. especially in design: am freely. No more hawking. anufnms.‘ Nohting quite equals Linonine fori one as near the floor as possible. the. ,
breakfast like You do on the outéide. i Pekin was ever hu 4 ell-Tower E” plied 0“ ”“3 ”OCR“ for S‘Mt‘eflfi ”‘9 blowing, headache. dryness. N0 stmg’Ebl-onchitis. gather the width of the canvas n‘omiLook at Tongue! Rm“... .,«,. 1
This “3 “SUV more important because I 1415, and weighs figs-tn" “as cast-m the recipients of the highest. “Ivor. 81mg for bmm‘nt night. 5'0““ 90m 0’9 All Druggists—GOc and $1.20. :lower one. The canvas is readily; From stomach. L;\"." . i
the skin poms do not absorb impuri- Etons. It méahure-x). filf'ee and a. half The frock shown here has an attrac- catarrh will be gone. , . _‘ snapped in place on the screw eye's-J “ _ Bongs‘ . . M
(led into ”w blood, causing illness, I height is nine {1.1 .1 . .teen feet in five {ieslgn on the front panel. The Get a small bottle of Elys Cream: ELM-SEED .forming an effective gate. with a Accept Cal‘lftiirinrz‘r ”it "I." , ‘1“
while ”IO hm?“ pores do. circumferpnp ; les'thlck, and has a other model is a unique adaptation of Balm from your drugglst now. ‘Appll"; , ((5 - fl \ 4 . : screw in the ballister the sale can be 'gfiéy:?£:g§°liiie$ V3” H... 1.. .r
For every ounce of food and drink I the rim 'r ’91] ° {h’r‘y‘rour feet at contrasted materials. The “skirt- is a little of this fragrant. unuseptlo; .' ' I Jflnalmcd out of the way when the kid-Echndpis 1.3.}... m}. 1,. i }
tnken into the stomach, nearly an Require.” O “"3 1‘ "O‘Vfldays would long and of a comfortable width, and healing cream in your nostrils. It pen-g '. Edies m... in bed. Elmrmless laxativc m. N... : . . ,
ounce of waste material must be cal an arm: 7'95“ “P"O'dfik’ m'ecllanl. um basquedike blouse buttons over at tratcs through every air passage 01 ”‘0‘? .' » __.H-n.__-.-._ .__-.~ tie stomach. livcr UM. .. ‘ , ;._
carried out of the body. it this waste ‘ h d p a "5' and how it “'33 hung a low waist line. ,head, soothes the inflamed or swollen ‘1. —-—~Tl‘y A Sentinel “7am Advertise- ;drcn "We its “GE'YHHRTNL - y . .3
material is not eliminated day by day S u" reds of years "~30 is a mystery --._._._._, - Emucous membrane and relief comes ' fl 'mentI ‘nd you will receive goods pp Full dilet‘lxlonféi“): ii “Em. ' ”I "
lit quickly ferments and generates .which has never hm" SOIVEG. -—'l‘r_v a Sentincl'Want Ad. finstantly. ’ A“ szgists~60c “"1 3% m' db. ‘ .21? bottlc. \L E
poisons gases and toxins which are ’ ’ —L_~_~_ » ' __ M“- ”3
absorbed or sucked into the bleed _' A --- -———- ———— --- -~--'m—-' "w - L *“ — "‘- —"—‘ —’ " ' ’ __ M _ W- .-.. _ ”A“
stream ,through the lymph ducts MR. w A 1) Officer T. Wad made an important capture—almost. — '-
which should suck only nourishment . ' ., _ . » ‘ _, ""‘ ,.~i__—__.—..\‘
.2to sustain the bod-y. ” 'riileow oi? YER HANDS! BURGLAR W W WHY ,THE Dacron \ E
A splendid health measures is to THEM‘S Sunrplsmous 2:- ] claw-3o? C‘HEE RioHT NCTH'NGN?! \gELh‘w'EqRewu 'TDLD ME. I HAD (‘ '
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drink, before breakfast each day, a SOUND‘ f" MEBBE /~ ”4 THE ACT DIDMT I. TR“: ‘EDME’EN szwé- THE LOCK TO STOP BOLTINCT?
glass of real hot water with a tea- .. I KIM MAB Pl ,. .- HE" s MR. BUG‘LAR OWN - U " OFFEN THAT DOOR Mg, FOOD H [J
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spoonful of limestone phosphate in it. * BUG LN‘L ill ‘7 FE _. _ \ .. _ y 3 i ,
which is a harmless way to wash : RED HANDED... Coolie \‘ \ I ”‘1 ‘ .
these poisons, gases and toxins from 7'- ’ - 7 it -~— QFFEM by
the stomach, liver. kidneys and M 2‘" ‘RERE 7‘ I PA. TRY
bowels; thus cleansing. sweetening DERUYE ' E _
and freshen'mg the entire alimentary ' .. “V“
canatbelore putting more food into .J'ii. ’.-§' .
the l-ltomach. all >56";
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annealing shortly «qr
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