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Easy Meat Pie.

One cup dropped cooked meat. 1 cup :

boiling water, 1 teaspoon chopped par-
aley. l ten-own chopped onion, 14 tea-
“ til, 1 teaspoon butler. 2 (-upa
Med potatoes.

Mix the melt, water and Seasoning
all together in a saucepan and let it
M until it gets rather dry. stirring
ht ofta. Butter a. baking dish. and
wet the sides and bottom with the
potato, ’5 inch thick. Put the mat in
the center and put the rest of the po-
uto‘ over are to. Inn has of butter

all over the m “a brown in the oven. “salad oil and rub lightly over the.

animal Fiahcakea.

'0‘ 1 pound of salmon. pick out
‘W and .1 into small pieces. Boil
am can necta- sized potatoes and
un‘ih. Mutual-on and po--
final will: our nightly ire-ten eggs.
3 ‘3 sit and pepper to taste.

' Mflne‘maad fry in a little but-
“ serve.“ hot. _

, Fri. Catt Cod.
:2 Cut the thick. whitr part of the fish
'04” mam'aoak over night in
g water. peel of! tho akin. wipe
ought-y a. delicate brown In hot great
l’c-e'arevc can as bmnedz'cleen
' b janitor. pour in 1 cup cream.
'“gun with l. teaspoon cornstarch.
fin to hate. pout-noon platter, lay on
T- Rice. and Cheeae croquettea.
J: One can of rice. 4 cups milk, 1 cup
. hit and pepper to taste. 1 egg.
’ cup thick. white- sauce. Cook rice
in. rnlilt; when milk is absorbed add
{ranted came and enough milk to
infinite (twister-cl to shape. Add one-
iilnlf cup cracker cnnnbs and egg.

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v. W’lfuddlng.
. neat Wanna Philemon

sugar a“ foil: eggs; stir thil into
time «out of milk. with one teaspoon
‘11 of salt; lavor with nutmeg or
nation Bake until arm in the center.
1110 not let the own get hot enouna to

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Panned Oyaterl. No. 1.. -
> Take one pint oysters. Put two
. bleapoonfilrt’butu-r into saucepan
find when hot ,add the oysters. Cook
all the edges begin to curl, then
' one gill cream, one tableapoonful

berry, salt and cayenne.

panacea Red Cabbage. .

Alter shredding. put into a. bowl of

. water for 1 hour or more until lust

t serving time. Then take out.

humanly dry. then new en a W6

J ’ dressing. toss, and it is ready
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CANNED PEACH JELLY.
Malt box of gelatlne (one
). about three-fourth: cup au-
jnice of one lemon, two table,
may. hot water as needed"
1 CW (old Water. '
M the juice from a can of
' and add the sugar, the quan-
depending upon the amount used
' fining; when the sugar in dis-
’ ‘add the gelatino, softened by
. in the cold, water, and
_~ #311 hot water to make three cups :

‘ ’ nll;‘ let cool. then .add the lemon}
”and brandy: Mould the halves
“mates in the liquid. .Serve with
w. Apricots and pears may be

' "red in the same way.
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I woman is envied by leu fortunate
.’ . it} nmiaed with aches. pains,
We: end flimcnla. The sufferer
“to hirmcli. "H I could .only _bc
hcw happy I would be." for health
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is wealth.
kidneys almost literally wash the
and keep it clean and free from
\thn the kidneys are out of
they fail to filter out thin west: and pois-
. It remains in the Iystczn to canoe
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clean it .-and health and
came again.

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i Helpful Hints 1; Fashion Paints
To Lighten Faded Rugs. ! Separate CollJajcm Worn.
Make a rather strong Nap-lather.‘
nue utensils into it and wash them

clean. Dry with soft cloths, and they -

can be made as bright as desired. 3 newt:
. with fringe.

-Occaa|onal‘ liah them with whit-. 1
I, no ’ Tho-re la a white satin collar and;

- ~ ~ lth rounding"
until d and afterwards rubbln ll-cu“ “e" for instance. ' I
17 g edges to the cuffs and atrounded Olli‘?

line to the collar. with a littpe applied}
i bias band stitched along the edge;

ing made into a paste, leaving it on:

OK with a cloth. Never use soda in
the cleaning process. i
To Clean Black Kld Gloves.

A good way to clean black kid glovee
is to add a few (from of ink to a little

' and coming from under it twisted ailk
fringe.

There in another set of white satin
cries-crossed with tucha. making a
check of barred deaign. Around the
; edge of this colln‘l’ is fringe, and the

gloves with a feather. Then place
them in the sun to dry.
To Cut letter.

If you want to rut hard butter into

squares, fold a piece 0: waxed paper

in which the butter was “PM are: $.30, £00.
around the blade of a knife. You can . Then another collar of white “it:

thenmaleaperfectlyamoothcut." hm Him we! anemone
silk-fringe at the back.

the top edge and along the buttoned

 

' Calico Washing. .
To act the color. add a teaspoon of; ,_ PM. 000‘ on” ”swear. '-
sugar of lead to one pailflll of water} *' Printed lit-chm honor the moat
5°” 15 mum-9,. before whing. icharmiag nceesaorlen otwcmanhdreaa
‘ .in the shops. or course trianhaal‘t
To Brighton We. . really gone out of faahlon. It simply

A stove am tired oil with meat, in not uacd with the m indlacrlnuv
and then poliallad will be brighten and nate enthusiasm that marked in can
keep clean longer than n blocking is‘ lier m out-mart frocka. m mm
applied directly to the dirty iron. :15 aeparnte neckwenr out of tuition.
3 The dawn-noun“ usually made with
To Lighten Pedal Rope. ! attached collars. whether they be

A cloth wrung out of salt water will.: wired lace collars suggesting “that-
il rubbed over a carpet or rug. brlgh- lue de Media. mus, opplied to the
too it and give it a very fresh unear- rounded neck line. a fold of old lace

 

once. ' till the deep oval neck line or some

 

lather arrangement of aoft white or

To save Honda. 1 cream to.give charm to the neck line.
Finely powdered cornstarch applied -—-—-
to the hands after washing prevents. croea Stitch Embroidery.
them getting rough. . Pretty littlc‘ cotton amoeba and
—— . frock-ioraamallschnolgh'laremade
"‘Mfld 0" “3"“- -alnitrt with croaa stitching or some-

Fuller's earth. made somewhat thing in brighUy centrnating '00,.
moist. will remove kerosene stains. Pale green cotton crepe de chine fol
rub It on or allow it to stand tor “'0 example, is trimmed with stitches of

or three hours. then hrueh off wet. ' rose wool.
”" — "‘ i All kinds of Wool timers have Oll
BOILER EPLOSION AT nnlal effects done in coarse stitches

HOUSE OF GOOD SHEPHERD 0" the pockets. collar.- or each ends.

. Wool embroidery many times orna
Heatmtd?::":u‘.:;: 3"":2219'"° mcnts the melt about the neck. as a
"in,“ rubniliule for while collar worn fre-

naarmnn. March :ll.-—Shakin,: quontly. '
the entire building and smashing 50v-
eral window panes, a compartment;
in a boiler of the nlcam-hoatint:
plant at the House of the Good Sher
herd exploded soon after 6 o'clock Sf"-
urday afternoon. Fortunately no unu
was in the basement of tho buildirm.
when the boiler blew up. Structural
damagi- was the only result of the ac-
cident which was caused by defective
boiler comiruciinn. according to word
given out at the institution last night.
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Back Closing Braaaicrca.
. For a time there was a Molded pref-
s-rc-nre shown to the bracelet-e with
front closing but the styles having a

spring fashion.

The only real suitability of the front
clearing in for branaierea intended for
elderly women who prefer complete
comfort and convenience to slyltn The
back closing undeniably gives in a
much more satisfactory manner the
flat. youthful bust which is desirable

frightened and persona living in the this ”"80“-

vicinity were started by the noise of?
the explosion which carried for several '
blocks. Volumes of steam poured
from the basement windows which
were broken when the boiler exploded.
A still alarm was telephoned to the
headquarters of Engine company No.
12 on South Whitney street.

Due to the sudden change in wra-h-

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Pockeu.

An amazing number of pockets ap
pear en uuit Jackets. on idea borrowed
from Paris dressmahera, but adapted
to the American tailored suit. On one

Jacket in fingertip length eight braid-
: bound pockets are used. four on we]:
; qldo, two above and two below the on r-
‘ row and slcuder box plates. but are
I not as aggressively placed but rather
are inconspicuously arranged in pairs.
one above the other on each jacket

Sentinel Want Ads. Work l‘l'cmdflt liront at the corners. These pockets
.m f l have flaps.

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' ‘ nd nil the smart
nd while it is wnrm ut the alumz- 001,3” and “'35- ' ,
a 9 shops are well supplied with sets that‘
would tempt any woman. Among the;
st of these are those lrimmed'

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lv about the wrist. have fringe along!

hack closing are better adapted to

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Headache Gone.

. Tongue Clean.

? ' Breath Right.
Stomach, Liver and
Bowcis Regular.

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In the new peace—time (”Lions ( : .\~
there is a note of youth and restrained ' - 1e \.
frivolity. as one may see from 'this 3 x ‘

iquant little frock with long tunic ,V/g ;
Blouse turned back in sea" rovers.

That same note of gladness domi-

nates all the modes illustrated in the 5
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SPRING

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PICTORIAL REVIEW Patterns
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1w. doubt a. me «her nmth‘e t? in I :‘oflhfa me i i u ume'abilityv or his stomach to take care oft!) and completely, she prom-«1| “

emotion. it will 5., acted u n the ‘ | l Ill I I any wholeaolne food in reasonable eat, The first morningrhn vs :4
po by trr ‘ ”‘mm° “’3" - “mm ,3 in this my be ww‘gluccesxful in inducing her .smmm

OW mind. the unconnclouayunintm' in,“ by fear. “in, on
exactly as it it were based upon truth.

Sooner or later the decree we have

mnde to ourselves will influence us - b- lh . . ._
can) cured 3 curse attenuation which we" self-in I.

all the semblance of reality.

Many such cam have been perman.

and tend to control our action. 'Thc confident-e of the dyspeptic in the,

To the child at!“ of are dark and
[loosening a vivid Won. a. hard»;
leea stump may become n bear. Tilt"
child in then ruled by that belief jual‘
aaifttwerc baseduponu-nth. lie
actejutaahe wealdact lfgrealboar
were ”one. Re In daninated and~
controlled by thia‘lalae belief and his
five action is inhibited by it. i

We are all more or less like chil-
dren in non respects. There are ways
in which we arc constantly inhibiting
ourselves and needlessly limiting alur
effectin-nens. our usefulneer'; and
bringing to ourselves needless unhap-
piness 'and inharmony through these
repression. A person with a vi\'id
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ROCKS FOR m sour-1mm.

Delightful models are making their
appearance in the effort to win the
favor of women who will winter in
the Southlaud. The first of the frocks
Illustrated is in Palm Beach blue
silk. the front and back panels being
arranged over a one-piece foundation
of satin and finished with long silk
fringe. A girdle of satin holds in the

1 [illness at the waist. Three yards 27-
‘ Inch striped and 4 yards 36-inch plain

material make the dress.
The little cape cent of novelty tweed
shown to the right Is ideal for travel-
ling and is worn with a tunic skirt
of men's wear serge, for which three
yards 48-inch material are required.
For the coat 2% yards 54-inch tweed
are needed.

First Model: Plotorinl Review
Dress No. 8016. Sizes. 34 to 50 in-
chea bust. Price, 25 cents.

Second Model: Cape Coat No. 7333.
Sizes, Small. medium. large. Price.
25 cents.

Skirt No. 7707. Sixes. at to 34 in-
chta walalt. PM 35 can

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liabed and his stomach Wted to‘reuhn the food. Nothing daunw .
do its duty. All that is necessary islagaln breakfarted on hot mlws tlxv

to remove the mental inhibitionsfillowing morning. This time rho m -.
ed and digested them. rhouzh \~

s. The third mornln;

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Dr. Elisabeth Severn. in her book «mime distres
experienced no difficulty, and
in: personal incident of this nature’imu time on her stomnclt wa< f!" ' '-
For several )enra she had lived upon'trom the inhibition xhe ha'l llllpn .-
a very restricted diet. Her self-in-JIDOII It. and she could eat any MW-
posed inhibition had been extended to f «on. e food without fear of indicate-an.
almost all the common foods. lie-fr 'autilus.
cominz interested in suggestion 52h!“-
unless.

determined 10 throw off her frltvmté :EVlvlilftlinzzg:tintinifmw m" ..~
and train her siomax-h to take care of. 0 “m ‘ " "

. ood Sh ‘w an her that are otherwise good has lwm» .
any “hmvmmpt ' n g cracked or soiled. Buy a lmlllv

 

. roconatruriiw work by making ‘liquid gold and apply it to m“ “.1”.

breakfast from hot buekultrmt griddle ‘ ' ‘ . if H ‘-

pak.xq Shn “.1”.th my“, bt-cauac if large bite hate chipped (: .: n
nnll ‘, h 'd f hr' “1 (2 all before retouching. Olb‘.l‘\\l~.

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inhibited foods as being the most apt. -
to cause indizemion. llavin: firmlvI "I want a piece M m.“ “I.“
advised her stomach that shl‘ expected any bone, “u or gristle."

It to take pare of he breakfast in a ”Ye‘d better buy an ”m. I“ 1-,.

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MCI. ”Jinn—add the grace and finish at bunt that the none!
“39.“. below. end give the mecca-aw finishing touch to the
"For-“M"

Bolero, Bandeaux and Surpl'lcc patterns, in filmy lace tilt-rt; our ‘
and ant-Ina; lino delicate batites, daintil-y trimmed wkh late and cmhrv'u‘v
cries; ma ' W. . Brauierea aecond only to \V. B. t‘mtms :4! ‘nl":
beatuificn. SK YOUR DEALER FOR W. B. FORMU BRASH Flt! :.

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