“r.
Jul-3 it with water.
unis with pasty or muddy
. ions;
. “nerve
'* on people everywhere.
, Spoonful
mo wash from the stomach.
. (in: more food into the stomach
t;
1:- n e ‘ O
. Tried Recrpes i
..C
An Excellent Plan.
Take a. sheet of nice white paper a,
well sharpten‘ed pencil and an odd qual
ter of an hour. Then write out everv
grievance, worry and ailment you can
possibly conceive of as pertaining to
your woebegone self. An imaginary
diary entry of your worries will be ex-
cellent. Or you may write a letter to
your confidante, telling her of your
soul~hungen your sadly misunderstood
position in your husband's family, the
gossip you have heard about yourself,
or the way you are getting fat. Again,
if you are literary, you may write II
short story whose heroine has troubles
like yours, or a. sketch picturfilg the
cruel conditions of your life and bat-
tl-e against relentless l?) fate.
Do you know what will happen when
you are through? it is a. sure thing
that you will burst out laughing as you
haven't done for years. That arraign-
ment of your family and friends. that
catalogue of your grids and vexations.
that statement of your case before the
bar of your own common sum-3c. all in
cold black and white. will clear the
air like a thunder storm. Your pet en-
itspuations will dissolve below. 3IIIII
eyes, your “"vapors will drift magic-
ally out of your pen, and you will once
'more be a sane, happy woman.
;_ French Salad Dressing.
“For French dressing one~hal§_vino~
gait and onehalf lemon juice may he
used, or, if vinegar is very strong, Ili-
"For a fruit salad
_TlIe. fruit juice may ho used in place of
vinegar.
Take a fruit. jar, put all the ingre-
dients in for a French dressing, slink--
until it thickens and then you have it
ready for use at any time. This will
keep indefinitely in a cool place.
" ‘ Ham fluifins.
Cream one fourth cup IllllI
gradually nearly three-fourths cup cold
boiled ham. chopped line with food
cht'Ipper, also meanwhile a well-beaten
egg. then alternately, one. mpl‘ul of
graham flour and one. cupful of white
flour sil'ted with thzcz: leIsonIInf-I's
Pal. ng powder, anl II cupt'ul of milk.
Bake in a hot, well-hutuucd muffin pan
about 25 minutes.
but tor,
i
1 Hopes Women Will i
3. Adopt This Habit ‘
‘ As Well As Men
Glass of hot water each morn-
Ing helps us look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.
Harm. bright. alert—rigorous and
vivacious—a. good clear skin; a nat-
' ,; uni. rosy complexion and freedom
(tom illness are assured only by
clean, healthy blood. It only every
wanan and likewise every man could
realize the wonders of the morning
inside bath, wheat a gratifying change
Ljvould ”take pic. I
Instead of the thousands of sickly.
anaemic-looking mcn women and
complex-
,instead of the multitudes of
wrecks," “rundown," "‘bratn
lags.” and pessimism we should see a
'iirile. optimistic throng of may cheek-i
'An inside bath is had by drinking.
of lizneztone phogphate in it
liver, kid-
;Vlous day’ indigosuble waste, sour
ternieutations and poisons, thus
cleansing. sweetening and freehcning
the entire alimentary canal before put~
Those subject to sick headache, bil-
finiteness.- nasty breath. rheumatism.
é Helpful Hints
Mustard and cross dressed with lem-
on juice are Very palatable, a leaf or
two of sweet basil giving a sufficient
relish. This salad is especially. good
with cold roast pork.
3 Fashion Points i
Hand Work on New Frocks.
Feather-stitching. so well known to
our grandmolhors, is now enjoying a
revival and is appearing most un-
,expectedly on the newest of frocks.
"Drawn-work in color-effect is also
is a novelty.
Preparing Salads.
Many salads are spoiled by having
ingredients the flavors of which do not
blend. or by the presence in the dros-
sing of acids that do not go well with
the vegetable juices.
The tomato has a pleasant acidity
of its own and should require no other
cold in its (II'I‘SSIng. it is enough to
moisten it with good olive oil'and to
add for flavor a little chopped parsley
and a row chopped sweet green pcp<
DOI‘S.
LI-mon jiliL'I‘ I.~. In, 1,. .:rr
adjunct than vinegar. bu‘..lhI’-;'.
juices in some VI-gciablt‘s that do no‘
combine Well with it. The. juice of cu
cunIbI-r is one oi them. \Vleen it is
possible dross ('Ilflllllllll'l'. with tomato
juice. salad oil and a sprinkling of
coarsely-chum" Il celery.
"‘ ‘ "~‘Il—
NEW HAVEN REPAIR MEN
TO WORK 40.HOUR WEEK
Falling Off in Traffic Given an Reason
cfor Curtailmcnt of Working
Hours. ‘1‘.
NEW HUT-ZN. March .—~'.\'o:icv-s
were DOMI'II iu the local repair shops
of the Now York. New Haven & Hart-
ford Raill'nml )‘I-slcl‘tlay announcing a
curtailment in working hours in all
branchcs of the Invchanicnl depart-
nicnt from is to 40 hours a week. The
order is cfrwziw today and will af~
loci more than {000 employee of the
railroad in four shops. located at Van
Nest. .\'. \'._ I{":1(I\IIIP,‘ Mass, Rox-
bury. Mass. and New "Harem 'Tho
men will “'0” i lch days a week withf
:I lIIvIE IIII).
it was stawd .II. IlII- shops here that;
tho number of Idle. locomotives and‘
freight cars throughout the system has
been gradualh iIIIzI'I-asing in tho lust
I'MV' “l't‘liS. I
i
Saturday
STEAMSHIP MEXICAN ARRIVES.
NLW YORK, MIIth 7.-—\Vith 2.5M
troops. of whom all except 2622 are
members of acro squadrons. the Stem
ship. Mexican aIIiV'ed here today from
St.’ Xiazalre. A detachment of the
Sc\ enty~flrst Regiment Coast,Artillery
Corps and a low casunls were aboard.
The arm squadrons were Numbers 23.
35. HS. 15]. 253. 158, 173. 176. 184. 347.
264 269, 371 439, and 500.
l~ouI thousand four hundred troops
arxived on the Slcamship Mongolia
{Iom st. Nazairv. About one thousand
of these are convalescing from sick—
ness or wounds. The units comprised
detaclIIuI-Ins (ll :ho 37m and Slst Di-
visions and the 104th and 116th Bat—
teries” Trench AI-t,illery together with
149 (asual officers of unions branches
of the sen Ice
The gloves and cape he had worn
as a guard at the funeral of Abraham
Lincoln were exhibited at the Topeka ;
A‘. N. '
Home for the Aged by the Rev.
See, during .1 Lincoln Day program
there. Rev. Mr. See. who lives at the
home, told many incidents of his asso-
ciations with Lincoln.
It is reported that after July 1 some
artistic people are going to _become
popular and fagoting
Bright contrasting cmbroiderics in
peasant-effect, and pleated flounce and
panel effects, are shown in the latest
French importations. There is no end
to the invention of drapery, and now
triple and double pulling effects are
seen at the side.
‘ Tunjcs
bons for one frock owns a tunic which
is cut in lengthwise narrow strips
which looks much like Separate strips,
of ribbon. Each strip is bound with bias
folds. and. if dcsil'cd. contrasting ma‘
:I-rial makes an attractive” feature.
Sleeveless Blouses. _
in reality they are waistcodls. but
their wide adaptations soon deprived
them of the chractcrislics of waist
coats and [hey are better knownnts
slcewlcss blouses. Their popularity
is a form IInnrr o {the open In front
suit, which has already made its mark.
Elaborate gold thread embroidery is
used. especially IIII matcrials of pile.
like “'l‘aVP.
Envelope chemise of Distinction.
_ The new Georgette skirts are Irlm~
med with lace and with these skirts
svmaters are worn. knitted in the most
lantastic weaves. Most of the sweat-
ers are of the slip on over the head
type and lime fancy bands of a con
Hosting color at the bottoms.
Spring Millinery.
Small turban shapes seem to be
most in demand for Spring. although
there are many of the larger flat
crown shapes seen at winter rcsorts.
Because of the. piIturesque quality of;
the large hats many of the y;ounger
set wear .hem. The priVilege of youth?
are many when it is a question of a.
big flooI-y gnrdcnhals or a trilly sum-IE
mcr frock.
The older women are wearing tur-
bans entirely cm cred with flowers and.
over all a. sheer covering of malin0.;
The indefinite effect is quite charming
and lends much to the subtilly of the:
appeaiance.
——Try A Sentinel Want Advertise .
lment and see the Results.
“9--., .c.-_.___.._.._.—‘_‘I -~»
are literally slashed to rib-
E:
LIFE TERM FOR WIFE SLAYER.
..
Lord Retracts
3 Guilty and Begin: Term.
3 NASHUA N. H., MaIch 7.
l H. Lord confeesed wife mortified who
in .\’eIIark.
w as arresIeIl IPCOntI)
N- 1-. Was sentenced to life at a FPO-l
Criminal '
cial session of the County
Court. He began serving his sen-
tence yesterday, Lord.
ment for murder withdrew his plea of
not guilty and entered a plea 01'
guilty. The body of his young wife
was found locked in a closet at their
home here on December 18 last. Blood
trickling down the front doorstep .lea
to the discovery of the bullet ridden
body.
N0 EXPLOSION BLAME FIXED
Coroner Suggest Winchester Fatality
Was Caused by Men Dropping
Primert.
NEW HAVEN, Mar.
into the death of George E. Curtis, who
with Michael Patton and Timothy O‘-
Sullivan, two otiIeI (timIIOye es, VIere
killed by an explosion of a case of
primcls “hizh Were being moved iIItO'
a slmehouse of the \Vinchester Armsj
Com pany last Salurtl’fn
The coroner finds that the explosion.
Hf primers was probably caused by the
IlI'IIppim: of the case in which
\Vt'l‘Q contained. causing friction which
ignited one and spread to the others.
All who handled the primers were kill~
ml and there was no other evidence
by which the cause of the explosiiou
could be ddinitely detcnnincd.
_ ....__... --....
BISHOP HARKINs RESIGNS
Ill Health Compelo Retirement :3 Head
. of Rhode tsland Diocese.
l ' -—
] PROVIDENCE R I. Mar 7 .-—III
:Ilev. Matthew Harkins bishop of the
‘Roman diocese of llhode Island. who
‘lms been in failing health for more
:than spear, has sent his resignation
{to Pope Benedict XV.. acordlng to a
:lll‘l'slslenl repoII in church circles this
afternoon.
In connection \\ uh this report it was
gold that the llcv \"illinm A. Iiickev,
pa mi of SI. John's Catholic chuIch at
.(‘liquIL .\iI1~':v., “ho was consecrated
ia IIiI-‘llup on April 10, would succeed
ilishop llaI'ltins In the Rhode island
and would take charge of me
Illol‘csc next Monday. five wecks bo-
I'orc the date art for his elevation to
"l" cplscopa’c.
ill~hcalth N regarded as the cause of
the reported Resigntion of Bishop
llarkins. For several years he has
been an invalid.
‘IIUI'L an
I “'hat is going to become of all the
'(lermnn helmets being brought to this
lcountry? “'ell. they seem to be worn-
ed as souvenirs by many people who
during the. war wouldn't even go out
evenings to roll bandages.
Disturbed sleep usually
comes from some form of
indigestion. Strengthen
the stomach and stimulate
I the liver with a come of
, Beechem’s
i Pills
Ian-t 5-1. of Any Medicine II. III. VV odd.
Inseam. 10c" 256
No: ‘ Guilty Plea for;
l
——-—\\ Illrsd .
under indict- ;
7.~~Coroncr '
Mix today filed a finding in the inquast.
IIIR".
n-JTAV‘W‘IE
‘ DainFashimf Ha:
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DISTINCTIVE NEW COMBIIV‘I'A-
TIQNB.
E An idcc. that is tarrind our
season to SI neon i? that of con
materials in the
‘ rm. Irt IIoclIs While no“ fabrics In»
: use! for :11. ., rice models wIILIcrI M.
are making -I:I their last Sl'.i“«)ll
drI- sscswan alunys find nay of llll
hung the idea The first de '.gzz I;I
phi) Ii flaunt] is COIIlIlIINd IIIIII d..II':
II: ‘:ay ilk. nil. «h is used :II I; fuI buI
.Ilih‘ (It (i' h. r clue I I' II T out ;:In ‘
lhrce yards of 4S— inci‘ {"7 ‘.m‘ :Iml “.
yards .WG-I'nIh sIlk are II‘IIIIiIui for
I‘ e model.
Black and white check taffeta I”.
used for the LII-use woxn “Ill: ll
dark satin skin in I‘m Ilillkl'utlli‘
'I he vest and lovers me I f \Ihitc =
:I-pc de c'nire. ‘lediI: LII izc room”: I
‘.llllit
5 , ;.*.-.I'-l:I lnII'cl III .‘Im 22 ,Iaruz. uIiII
' First .‘IEIIIinJ: l‘iItinIi llt"\'l(‘\\' Dru.- '
. No. 832'." “iii" :. Til III 4'.’ inch-s buv
: :"l(C. 25 cows
J For Ird III Idcl: ‘I'nis! No. 3073. Siz‘ .
. :8. 3! to ~24 izthns bust. PIIce.‘ :5
[ ‘cnts. SEI‘II'L .‘V’o. 7510. 5:3... 2:4 to ::I; ‘
Inches waist Price. 20 cents.
I
IWITHDRAWS BILL TO
ABOLISH STATE BOARD
Senator C C. Hemennay of Hall-
foul withdrew his hill to abolish the
state board of aincullure as a useless
body when he was opposed by almost
the emin- judiciary committ 1:: under
the leadexship or House Leadc \\'il~
liam A.)(ing at a hearing before the
lrgisla'iV
II II..IV. SI-nalor llImchIay said IhIII
Iron. '
ch eIIIpnIII‘n t I l‘ ’
. (liblrl‘ :II‘I‘I\V‘(I
.Ignculiuxal committee yes ;
l
Yo'u cit: complete
Beginning
Audior of "The Amazing IIIlc'Iud'e" ctr.
Beginning in Pictorial Review for March i
Here is the novel that shows whata worm. 2-.
make. of a man. In this book IVlrs. Rim-Irma
puts her finger on one of the vital \Ic-Iknv-
5:5 In Am: rimn life.
novel III just {our issues of
PICTORIAL REVIEI‘J
NOW ON SALE
Is It Always The Husband 5 Fault]
I
is the wife never to blame! ls 5pm.. I
‘ Clayton to c'rrcprothcd for \Vimt Ilt IIIII I
5 Do you think his wife cntIrIly pumice? “
? Don't miss the absorbing lit-w ll:,\I:I |
‘Dan erous Ba ” l
g ys
By MARY ROBERTS RlNEHART .
I
I.
’I‘ o: r.
l ‘1 ~gl
lbill
this Ihltik ~ICI‘
with March
James Donnelly
POLAR BEAR FIRE
STARTED BY WATER
Oxygen Ignitcd Phosphorus Cargo in
Midoccan.
7.—- Four
faced dcalh tor
ship Polar Bear
aliamc in mid-
Ensizn Frank
The
IF!»
,ll.\LTl.\l('llll§, Md. March
llalrinmrvuns who
hours on lllt‘
ship wan
I‘clurlII‘II.
man}
ulIilv IiInI
Ivccun have
V”I r-lI‘l'IIa)‘.
NQAV York
I‘IG‘I‘I'
Others will conic lI'IIIII
IorI- SaIIIraIly.
The fire on the Polar Bear, Ensign
IliblI-r said. starIIIl slur”) after she
not out of right of lIII‘ Axon-s on her
fifth day out. Thor.- “I'l’l‘ on ”w ship
above the dock, lINl Ions III’ while phos-
This I'm-go “as in charge of
\.iI'IIt‘II :Il $3M;
:IIVIIH liv-
eln‘apnvi “3‘ hr-
phorus.
(‘apt Allen and Iva..-
CNN). II was
cause a bi: cargo (II
low deck.
The phosphm us.
been used In IlltlllI yl‘t‘lllllll‘b.
[IIIII'I-fII II. ("II
\lllll‘ll \\”:u-’ (II III‘l\1‘
was pack.
lIe VVoIIld picsent a substitute bill Iat- I
In
the agriI III'IIrIu board was of no value
liis ”rig...“ contcntion “as ”I” III! in tin cans and lIII‘h‘ Inns stuffed
in saudusl and IIIIIIIII in lions. 'l‘lII:
‘0 ”‘9 "I! ‘t' durinthc’. war—time lood “mos breaking oVeI ”I“ ship lIIIIkI
shortage, and that
managemcm the state could raise all
IlIc food I: needed.
M'ANDLESS HAS EIVE VICTORIES
CHICAGO. Mar. 7.—Da.\'id .\i'.l\ndesv
of Chicago, lI-ndcr Iodav in the nation
31 amateur lilliard IOIH'IIHXIH'III, VI":.h
{Ive victories and no defeats. hasonlv
one game to play, A game “Ilh Percy
Collins. of I‘liicago. tomorrow. the.
closing day of the championships.
TIH‘GI‘ Kahuna were scheduled for to-
day: Lord Is. Morton: Allison v“.
Trump. and Huston Is. Collins.
I :— ‘
surrsnso FOR EIGHT vanes
I
l
l
I Rheumatic pains, lame 1mm; sore
‘musclcs and stiff joints most {II-Quent-
13' can be traced to oIcI'on-ked. \izeaic
tor disordered kidneys. Daisy Bell.
R. F. D. 3. Box 234, Savannah. txa..
Writes: "1 was sufferim: for eight years
from halo in the back and could not
do any of” my work. but since I have
'Inan Foley Kidney Pills. X can do all
:of my work.” Foley Kidney Pills have
given relief to thousands who suffer.
ed from kidney or bladder trouble. Try
them—Stillson and Powell, Corp.
under new. vs<iI pl
IlIe boxe.. The cans “I II‘ v-orroIlwIl 1-,»
the salt and the oxygen
phosphorus. The-II begs-n
tires which lasted fi‘d‘ days.
ianilI-d I‘vw
scrios m
MIIIII
II
III
IIII‘ (‘l‘l'\\'h‘ \I'I-rv lIurnmL,
CP 'FA.DED T3 CODCE
DUMMV' POLICEMAN
I.I'III‘I‘ ".(Il'l;.\ll ”will \I I’vl'l‘) I4
telling of :I l‘IInm sin lII lic I'I‘Ilncssvo
whilc on duty 'l‘ucsllnj. .lIil‘l'llUOn. III‘
“as coming out of IlIc IIIIzI'III- llIIIIII-
mil. “lion III1 Ill‘ilt'rll :I small IIU(I\
With lhI name of a .\II II Y III II IiII ll. III
on N. standing at Ihc “aim Hilm’i
corner. 'l‘he‘drivcr cynicmly wishes
to turn around and go Ilill‘k in ”lo Ill
I'm-lion in which he had ("lllllt. but t‘\'I-
doubled his ability to malw a
dently .
swing around the dummy cop m
sal’cty. So climbing down “‘0!“ his
seat. he rolled the silcut 51;; lillllllll’l (L.
the curb. mounted his truck madc the
turn in safely, and then replaced IIIL‘
dummy in its proper place.
Vl’hile all his trouble may have bee!
due to an excess of caution, its a wise
driver tlIaI will not take chances VV'LtiI
vehiclc in a strange city.
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il llltlIOI‘
IT. LI >2 C‘.
STATES CLASH CAN
Ohio to Fighg \‘V’ru . .7 . A
Shutting Ofl r~\_‘.'\ Iii .,
Columbus. Ohm, \l.-' w ..
\Vcsl \‘irgmia may w . . .. .
clash over the rauln .
to shut off the mum
Ohio as prmidml in
Ihe \Vcs: Virginia lI -
Majority I."£l\'l"l \\
Ohio Scnale inII‘IIIlIII-
ney-(lcnI-I'al John G. l‘ ‘
all: II lc action \I '
lorI ‘lllv ill of til" IIIII'
(”N’All'n cubic leeI III up
Ohio in NM lilo iasl :Imrl
:I:I,II(I0,III-Il,mm came from
mum.
g. .‘ \‘
It“
L'liI
lI‘
ALL READY FOR FLO! L
IIII' floor
um it‘d \I'iIh :I HI \I‘ I- .-
the. tax " Aw ..
Ier
4;.
.‘I'IIVV‘ int}...
”floor
of Ibv
sIIIxI-Iiirr \Iill ,-. -. .,~I
liIIuIII‘ IIIIIE If; ' '
til" floor
IcIII plaI
civil. so
pounds ll;Il.‘
wtm into “In I'I'lllI II
illltl IlIII quantity in \III‘ A
I'r
I-I-II}
I‘zn‘
i. Iw “
n;-
IIll I
II;
will be I'slI'IIIIIlel illi_\‘
lmpn sold.
“Tho tax “'I” IIII I'llIII‘III'II,
right." said III" l‘l‘\'t‘ll|l|‘ mun.
thrisv IIUIII!‘ for It \VIIlI‘l INS!“ mull.»-
hy hclping to Idaho a proper Inn.
lory."
STOPPED COUGH AFTER INF
ENZA
"I want so sav that Fllhj-r it I
and Tai‘ is the best. I-IIIIulI lilwlh
ever tried.” writes it. ll. MI luv...
F. I)_.. 1 Box 119. Arlimzvnn. 'l‘- w
son had influenza. He had I‘ r '
kind of a cough and l iriml III... I
but nothing did any good. I:..I: -..
a. friend with Foley’s Honey ML.
and his couch was hull-w IIII‘
and in two days he haul no N...»
li|\'
u”“"“"‘"~ i' is predicted that if all.” Foley's Honey and 'i'.II'
they are given every “rub-noon on’ harsh. racking coughs; lalrl‘x
and a lull holiday I‘VPTV S-‘lllll‘dav, breathing. It is “Mummy \J 1“
"19"“ "“‘~" "9 5‘ “m“ Mum]; of farm ant to lakerr-Sllllsnll mm 1‘ I.
help. Corp.
-* I __.-,__-.- ._-.__. — J
.I
_-- :rib
m morning 591:0“? ll'93kfast- Bi much more interested in “still life."
glass of Ieal hot water with a tea-'-: ___~ _. __-._ -.
: Ber. and ten yards of bowels the pre1 NIH. W All '
At last! Officer T. Wad has pinched somebody!
r
Pu'r'rs‘
'.5 FE \U :1
CANNED
Foecs.
bids: partoicularly those who have
' llid. sallow complexion and who
. constipated very often, are
In géd to obtain a quarter pound of
lirne'stone phosphate at the drug store
If ch will cast but a trifle but is suf-.
llole‘at to demonstrate the quick and
Mutable change in both health and
«$ch awai' ing those who prac-
gointernal sanitation We must ne-
-Mber that inside cleanliness is
riparian than outside, because
By.éosH - IF 1 Door
PIIJCH SOVIEEUDDV
500“ 1 KIN
urzt
l GIT
OFF OF THE
u
17‘s A LERD
DOLLPIR — Vou
(we Have IT .
IS THAT SO"?
WELL. V00 CAN
(‘ONSIDER voues‘su
WHAT AM
PINL‘HED FOIs'
"UNDER male 297-}!
1'9 LIKE To KNOW-
WHAT FOR ?
WHY, FOR
PAssmczr
coup-rec FElT
MOM E Y 35!
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