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Clams Scalloped in Shells.
Cook together a tablespoonful each,
d butter and flour! when they bubble
your upon than half a cupful of clam
.filce and the same of milk; stir until
s-ootll. Into this sauce put a pint of
dump. which lmvc - been chopped
may, add a. beaten egg. vory delib-
ccs'ntoly, and season to taste with salt
and pepper. Turn the mixture into
Mo aonllop shells which have been '
fuel! butteréd on the inside. st-t UM;
shells in a pan in theoven, lay a tin
cover over them and took ten minutes,
he. uncover and brown delicately.
Tried Recipes ”helpful Hints «
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{Fashion Points f
Laundry Fluid.
Dissolve few pounds at ::l sodaJ
one pound of born. 56 cupt'ul of am-
monia in two gallons of water. Add
two cups to each boiler of clothes and
one-cupfui of soap chips. let. boil 20
minutes. Let clothes soak in cold
water; they can then be put into the
boiler in either hot or cold water. 5
Never put colored clothes into the
solution. It will take out stains, but
not rust stains. It is not necessary
to rub only very soiled pieces. Do
not put too many clothes into-the boil- ‘
er at once. To keep clothes white use
- Novelty Taffeta;
in taffetas several novelties are not-
ed, among these a black ground with
horizontal l-l-inch satin stripes in
blue, rose and tan. These groups of
stripes are separated at intervals of
'cvery four inches by a fringe-d stripe
in black.
Scotch plaid tafletas are shown and
are in combination of tones of tobacco
brown and also in blue and red conlbi
nations. J. ..
Covert Cloth suit.
Spring tailored suits of covert cloth
is a bit of in wrestling fashion news.
Fashion
Hint
ail
: lots 0! clear water. It will not injure
m sliced lemon with them.
" 5 the finest linen.
Bouiloped Cabbage.
Cut]! onehall cabbage and boil.
“tendons. drain and put in oiled
Utilize lit; of Linen. ’
Linen is beautiful as long as it lasts.
This material returns to favor this sea
son, but only as a suit material.
The costs are cut in box shape, up
like those many seamed, titted ones
that were once worn with dark blue
taking dish. sprinkle with salt and
"per. ndd one cup of cream sauce.
.m the cabbage with a fork that it
"be will mixed with the sauce.
cover with climbs and butter or but-
t?- substitute, and bakc.until crumbs
hon.
Trips .d Liver.
Eur} pint dlopped boiled or tried
w or liver. on in small pieces. al-
fiw 1' small onion. Slice it and try it
'3‘ 1 tablespoon o! butter until yellow.
LW" with salt and pepper. add i
‘5‘” of straincdltlomato and cook until
to tomato is nearly dl absorbed. Add
‘1 W“ ‘ chopped parsley and
.u-vo hot.
Vegetable Sow.
mun through food grinder, 3 large
m 1 onion. 1 carrot. 1 large ripe
(tomato, or 1-! can, 1-4 of a small calr
"'the. 1 pound. of neck bout; place All
:‘ria kettle with about 3 quarts of water
an.) cook 1 hour; then add. 5 table-
;m of washed rice and 0001.14
lelr longer; stir often to prevent
ramming.
. Oysters on him".
"two tablespoons butter, 1 cup oyster
'lfiuor. juice of half lemon. 1 teaspoon
nursley, minced, 2 drops (abasoo
4.1168; cook until boiling. then add 1
«lunch oysters. chopped tine cook 4
:nninutcs, pour over 6 shredded biscuit
and like Jen-«3.; 75st is, well made, it
is always in fashion. it can always be
made over and used for one thing or
another. A very small plecowill make
a small stand cover. and/even narrow;
strips may be. combined with inner-
cred.
in food.
'tion so long as the linen has a bit of
wear to it. ‘
Ll'nen chests are as interesting to “I
day as in grandmother's um, and if
they contain some or the old family
linen you are fortunate and should try
O
. . Butter Inbotllum.
Bacon, barn and sausage tats may-
fashion.
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“Patch is- elective trimmed with
to add your quota to the collection. ' 193““-
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skirts and considered the top notch of
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. Fringe still appears on skirts.
Round necks continue in dress”.
. Mpny capes ban high rule of fur.
Bills are favorites for separate.
irbs.
Quilting is applied on tallrta dress-
The high crowned tricorlle Ml. ll
A delightful tea gown 0! blue chil-
be'usvd with splendid results in spice {on is patterned all over in bugs
in substituting these for butter use
one-half the quantity and do not add
any salt. 7‘
The bmlt way to cook bacon is co
place it on a rack in a dripping pan t
Icaltc. chocolate cake or gingerbread. green and blue circles.
Tricollelte is better liked than ever.
Couture ornaments are rarely seen.
Talleta is used for the newest coats.
Voile linings are suggested for coats.
Slipper buckles are yet very much
set it in the oven and let the (at drain worn.
out. 'When the bacon is crisp and dry“
'hsrjut will still its clear and
m .
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Macs and Nutmeg.
The nutmeg is the kernel of the ripe
\lacc is the outer covering of the nut-
rll-z. Both :tl‘o' largely as condiments
mm chemise vest attached.
tul.
Round ruffed neckwcar has pleated
l! a skirt is short it simply
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must).
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The spring stock 0! handkerchicts
.show bright colored polka dots and
seed of a plant growing in the Holucca bard.” of square blocks.
islands and other tropical countries.‘
New tans or colored celluloid sticks
have ostrich to match.
Narrow ribbons in black and colored
designs are used for suspending me
Nlltmcgs should always be purclliifi- tlnlllons.
with sprigs of
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lortb'sllllirtsomauul'sim
while the sleeves are gathered into
straight cuts, Three yards are ra-
quircd for average sins.
Pictorial Review hm. No. 7375.
BRlllSll SYSTEM
-‘ multimillion
110N008. April 1. (Correspondence
of The Associated Pmsl.—-A revolu-
tion in the British transportation sys-
tem is predicted it the proposed Min-
istry 0! Ways and Communications is
created. it is hailed by Socialists as
the passing ot‘ tho country into the do-
main of public so-n'lcea. On the llflml'
ground it is bitterly attacked by oili-
srs.
OYAL
, Absolutely-Pure
Sizes, 0 to :0 years. W320 cents. ;
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Royal Contains No Alum—
Supposc that for one cent you could in-
sure the quality of your cake, biscuits,
ctc.. wouldn’t that be real economy?
Well, one cent is about the (Elicrcncc in
the cost of a whole cake or a pan of his-
cuits made with Royal Baking Powder
as compared with cheaper baking pow-
dcrs made from alum or phosphate—a
trifle, indeed, to insure the quality and
wholesomcncss of your baking.
Baking
Powder
Made from Cream of Tartar derived. from Grapes
Leaves No Bitter Taste
sumption of trade with Poland
mun wrm POLAND 4
IS RESUMEnspmvinoos in Nor-unrest Russia.
WASHINGTON. April lr—The will- !m la the value sum to tulle m
Trade Board announced today the re communicate (may with the too coun-
V-ii'Don’t Torture Your Child!—
ed whole to be assured of getting "it-
genuine article. .
Powdered macc should only be- put-
mt water crackers, split open. dip in
In: water and spread with butter. .
' New cotton prints
flowers on colored grounds. with
which it is best to supply one-‘5 21"]!
Another cloml-nt opposes it with the
argument that “the elect of llll‘ bill:
will be to put our roads unilt‘l‘ lht‘ ron- ‘
Chicken and Rice.
Line a. baking dish with rice that
‘llhs been boiled in salted water and a!-
l’hw it to cool. In the center place cold
«thicken out fine and pour over all
(”ugh gravy to moisten. Bake half
an hour. turn out on a platter and
~‘rve with cur-rant or cranberry jelly.
Willi Still
A Immigrants
”hiring Friend’s Advice and
.- - Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound.
West Plains, Mo.~r“I was. all run
“a in health, had indigestion and let'-
- . rible cramps ovary
month so I was un-
able todo anything.
had tried everyi
doctor in \Vest,
Plains, also ever
' remedylcould thin
of, without rciie‘
One day when I w
suffering greatly
friend was at m
hous e an d sai
‘Why don't on
. . L dlaE.Pin ham"
.- . egctsble Com-
, (12' So I did, and through it, I!
d relief from m aufi'ering and I‘
my believe it saw my life. It does
soon as though I can so enou ,h
, otthiswonderfni rn icine or
., health It has brought mo."-—Miss
' Qua Indians. West Plains, Mo.
-_l train” it may seem an extrava-
Jstatsmlmt to say that this great
saved I life; but women like
. to grind: it has brought
. narcotics the danger and
y have scoped too We"
jdotnbt it! All who suffer should
‘. it. isilly risk life and health
I}.
n“ ‘ 89668! advice write Lydia E.
5.59“ . Mohamed, Lynn, Mass.
AM” :33th
m mom (cl you that nothing
.I‘l
' chased
from a reliable druggist. as
much of the mace on the market is
grossly adulterated. ‘
DlSTlLLERS USED
MUCH WATER lN OlllO
before the stock is delctcd.
Uni of the railway magnates. who will
Everywoman “9“", carries 3 ““1 a' min the roads in their own interests!
CINCINNATI. 0.. April l.-—l)ellpile '
the fact that water may become a
mom popular drink in Ohio after May ‘
‘26 when the state goes dry. prohibition i
'will result in sale loanm‘ol’ more than
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tcrworkn. according to “V. l". Von‘
liocnv, comptroller. i
lie cstinullul that Cincinnati br'ew‘i
uric-e. distillen’l-s. manufacturers of
accessories of intoxicants and saloons ,
annually consumed water for which i
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they paid the city more than $100,000}
and this income will be discontinued1
under prohibition. ~
PRESERVE APPLES.
Use My sand.which has been heat-l
ed and cooled again. Cover the bot-'
tom 0! a stone jar with sand. put inl
one layer of apples having the fruit:
about one-halt inch apart, cover withl
sand, put in another layer of apples,,
and so until the jar is full. The jar]
must be closed air-tight and kept in a
cool place. The sand will keep the
lpples dry and preach/e the flavor.
mt. WAD
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(two w «omit:
Chiidrcn smile wbcn'lhcy talc
Poms Homrm
Isl. ll tastes good.
In: it makes them tool good.
{2: , ~"l turn a distressed. lrcthl
Enid 1.5;)?in smiling one.
docs: t what children at“
"3 ill : colds, coughs. creep.
52‘. ".wbccxy breathing.
i- rr. \‘rtin‘on a [cm-h;
‘5'er
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’ we lo yonn‘
swoon-up;
Stillson-Powoll Corporation.
the opera this season. hr the mosbjust as they ruined the canals.”
part they are gorgeous ostrich leath-
l-r fans and are both useful and or- 9°
namcutal.
Bis ml: Geddca. Minister without
rtiollo. who introduced the mea-
ln the House of commons will
sure
is
head the new ministry it the bill
passed.
It is propose-duh“ the Minister of
“’nys and Communion! ions shall take
in hand not only the railways and the
roads. tramways. canals and navigable
waterways. harbors and docks, but al-
so motor cars and air-craft. it is under
stood that eventually the postal. tele-
phone and telegraph service Will be
'concentmtcd ill the same ministry.
‘ Under the bill the new ministry is
owed. using all available' technical
inputs, to was the whole rail-
Vl! system as a united public service
‘0‘ mm. md to develop its con-
,nocuons with ocean ports and fishing
.harbors and with annular! canals.
icity U'amways and motor-lorries on
W"! loads.
One of the (hut tasks of tho minis-
lu’)’ will be the erection of GUMPOW‘
lcr stations {or the causation of cloc-
urlcity. These are required. not only
,to reduce the price of electricity for
gaming. but also for the supply of
.cheap power {or industrial concerns.
ill-“d Perhaps for the gradual electrifi-
gution of a large part of the railway
isystem.
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T0 BRTYHERS! Sec your iltzlc onc's terror
at the \cry thought of .1 dose oi Psslnr oil. ll’ilt‘lt’lel
oil. rsiomcl or pills. L‘gh!
Canton-ts "work“ bcttcr. satcr. sun-r 0.". the
tender little liver. stomach and bowcis. besides Ca:-
carcts taste like candy. Even bilimls, constipated,
sick kiddies con to: this harmless candy cathartic.
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Each 10 cent box of Cascarctr. the piessmt candy cstbartic, contains
directions and dosage for children aged one year old and upwards. When
the little onc’s tongue turns white. breath ‘icvcriab, stomach sour. there is
noth'mg better to “work" the nasty bile. routing food and constipation
nobonllornthcchild'ssystcm. Gichascarcc.tl-cancvcrworry.
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Mr. Wad always has to happen along whenever the Fe’éTlive wire down!
and }trios, the annoum‘
with Esthonia. one ol the tour Baltic on concurruntly “w
Arum by the Board permitting per ‘reachod in Paris.
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The shipment of .
Jam should ho‘ w w‘ '
the announcement - ~
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that the row mun ll:'-
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'atlylmtrl‘mvnt in palm: :4! mm...
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lthe t'llluiw vat: ndm: I’m»
The llunllll‘l' or loll-l» Illlllo r lllt .
mg inn" is 1,430.0M or Eli poi um
tllo‘ total population tho minimum -. .
lvqulrcmenl hum: $1 'i‘hl- pip-w.»-
lull would :Ilv til.» \.\-.- 1., _‘\illl.('lltt
persons with lliI' ]I;._\l'iv'lfl vi 4' it. ‘
$1.3m in tl-aw‘ as tho ~l:~lvl:u'tl.
Th0 lil‘uimsvd nu \r in“ llsn plln ll“
~'m:tl.lur lll‘l'llll'ltl donuts ll) tho l-.
of which the $10\'l‘l'l\ll|"lll llolu - m
duce the u-lm‘iinn n ”win-ax inn-lll'lol
mdldltlrfi. ()n lllt litllt'l' lmll'l '
number oi Inl‘llllll‘i - in HIV ill-um
Representatives “(mill 1", on w
{mm 881 to £64.
The opposition is |‘\]N'l"‘l .i
duce a universal stillin'u
which there has been much , . .1.
It is expected that the governw . n
“"1” [M3 the lowcr house by
majority.
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