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f"l'ried Recipes i Helpful Hints I Fashion Point's;g
Stuffed Peppers.
Cut a. slice from the stem end of as
my green sweet peppen: as needed.
.move‘ seeds and partition walls and
who“ (or five. minutes. Brush the in-
‘ side of each with melted butter or but-
121‘ substitute and fill with a mixtulc
node of equal quantities -of cooked
rice and (topped meat or nuts. Mois-
aen the rice with a little milk. Season
the meet with salt, paprika andafew
d‘rops of lemon juice. Mix all to-
1dzetller lightly and have it quite moist.
Place the peppers in an agate baking
pan, surround with boiling water, ad-
“I; hdf a tablespoon of fat to halt a.
mp of voter. Basic now and then.
flock filo-t fifteen minutes.
Tomato. Macaroni and Cheese.
Break half a pound of macaroni into
m an inCh or two long: cook it in
in“ water, enough to cover it well:
put In a good teaspoonful of salt: let
ittlioil about 29 minutes. Drain it “'t'"
all that put in a layer in the bottom
at a we'll-buttered pudding dish: upon
111i! some grated cheese and some
rusted tomatoes, a little salt and pep-
:’n; then more macaroni, and sea-
lant, filling the dish. Pour over the
'Qole a toacup of milk. Put in the
--m and brown nicely on top,
; Beef Loaf.
Chop very finely 1 .pound of lean
beef. Season spicily with pepper, salt
and sweet marjoram and a good
tars-inkling of chopped onion. Beat 01
(egg light and work up with the mass.
29??!” hard in a bowl. fit a saucer (in-
‘flrtedl upon the meat and set in a
chipping pan of boiling water. Cook
m‘kmly. 'When done lay a weight on
the surface and let it get perfectly cold
Mature turning out. (Tut in smooth
justices.
- Ham Toast.
Take. a quarter of a pound of either
“‘:d «fried ham. chop it finely, mix
“Run the yolks of two eggs well
\ b-".en. a tablespoon of butter, and
wh'f‘ufli (ream or milk to make it soft :'
ill a dash of pepper. Stir it over the
:3 until it thickens. Dip the toast
nr’ul instant in hot salted water,
kept-earl over it some melted butter;
‘r‘men turn over the ham mixture. Serve
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Cabbage and Onion Slaw.
Clut white cabbage in quarters. Slice
as thinly as possible. using sharp
i'l‘ulife. Soak in cold water until crisp.
uhaln. draw between towels. Arrange
mm! a bed of watercress. cover with 2
anions, thinly sliced and separated)
into rings. ‘l’otlr over a French drew:
:esing to which a few drops of onion
We have bel'n added. “varnish with}
it‘ngs of red pepper. ‘
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One pound of boiled sweet potatoes.‘
“7 mashed; 2 cups sugar, 1 cup
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m. 55 cup butter. 2 well beaten
Q: flavor with lemon or nutmeg.
td bake in pastry shell.
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: The dainty crochet drop buttons
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' Cider apple sauce is delicious.
' Cold ham slices better than llot. _
{Good health depends upon .l vuriel
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'nlay be r‘t‘l‘ll on many smart blouses.
The new sleeves are wide at the
wrist and “1'!“ trimmed with buttons.
Restaurant hats and
made of iridescent sequins and beadr.
The two lllost popular trimmings
énow are buttons and fancy stitching.
('llit't'on mohair is a very line wool.
: diet.
' Shortcakes can be made \"l|‘.‘. apples.
Meals hastily planned always in-
lime waste.
Potatoes cut in balls are Vt-ry nice
cooked in broth.
All superfious celery ll-ixes shoui-l'
be dried. '
A. child‘shouid eat two or three p03 “'0‘?“-
tatoes every day. ' Light
Biscuits are lighter when started ill ranged to ilt into the fashionable big
‘4 “WY hot 0"(‘11- . feather fans.
l’urees and cream soups are best. The parasnls one will see will be
adapted ‘0 luncheon. :mounted on white sticks with
Prunes stuffed with amber ”1189-
make a good dessert.
Beans baked with sausage are 5‘".\-
ory and excellent.
A 300‘] SH-r There are charming little .lnp ki-V
tomato without "'iCk‘mmg- llloltos exactly like Illotllo-r's for sluulll
To be wholesome pork must ultra): children.
be thoroughly cooked. The. use or braid on scrze anti the
[lean stew with little odd fabrics is so evident‘
meat are nourishing.
Almost all kinds of tmtut-u m'n b.-
uscd it' kept Well cleaned.
Sour milk is absolutely necessary
from which
I'luther \anity bugs are al-
marshmallows
\eiied wl:h lace or colored tulle for
its ncc frocks.
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smoother wool
.imt there can be no [Missillllity of it
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\‘n mutter how many Rheumatic
[Tn-Hilllll's' you have tried llhi‘l' i: \.ltl\‘
two 'i‘..lt‘s absolutely run and cumin
Hut :1 bottle of ".thrcme l'l‘l‘fif'Jl-
tioll Stat" at your lit-uuxist's today. tulle
it faithfully and you‘ll be rid of all
soreness. stiflnean and swollen. aching.
(lit) :9
Oh my; but "Neutrons
feel that overload of ”forty and pain
loavitlt you and what a relief, so easy.
it's fine.
Get a bottle today. You owe
yourself. then say " bye trouble”.
50c and 81.00 a bottle at all animate
Mail orders filled on “.00 else.
flit-ad. the drugxlst and leading drug-
‘ gins everywhere.
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‘pillyed in the sum l-‘eln rebellion.
' .‘HF! Elizabeth wlmmonll Robofl‘.
‘(tf ('(mcnrd. Muss. from the begin-
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invade it her invariable practice
“turn over all the money she has re-
ceived for her paintings to the vari-
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painful joints and muscles. after ll few .
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for good Boston brown bread.
Creamed sole is a pretty dish served
in green pepper cases.
Cabbage is nourishing
the gluten contained therewith.
Ut":it|~6' of
‘ are excellent luncheon dishes.
The feverish patient enjoys
water mixed with fruit Juices.
Do not wash a child's face just be-
fore going out into the cold.
Salt and water gently spatted on the
face makes-the cuticle firm.
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Sweet greenJleppenl chopped "rile
add interest to scrambled eggs.
Pork we in an old New England dish bined with taffeta has been seen.
which might well be revived. move skin is a good substitute fer
C0170" i3 ”‘9 better if a drop 01' “'0 wool and is ideal for street frocks.
or vanilla is put in each cup.
Appetizers in the form of sardines seen on many of the serge dresses. '
Aron faille silk and wool to vent.
Lettuce and Che?“ salad 1! better if much like the old-fashioned eolienne. '
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this term in the four your course in
t’oumalianl at the University of Wis-
Narrow belts of black silk braid arelconsln, seventy-three are young wo-
men.
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3°" during ”W'" "“5 in Rome. i" "" 13:3: "He that spareth his rod hat-i
ecntlally n hillllt"ll|\‘lll‘ woman. wnhieth his son: but he that lovetll llllll;
.llltle taste for the social side of court :chasteneth him betimflg- “-0
life. ""“"""r. "‘9 “W" ”e "“ i with the Humane society land chasten~
9").an "Ill! bourgeois 'Ifl's. for on“) ’n que‘Uon‘n‘ me dominance Uf'
‘1'": "'0 monk,“ "k" “h" pm‘m" unselfish love in the average "(‘hasivn-
a bearing not to be excelled in the:
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Sweethearts' monmml. built with
brought to (‘amp "evens.
a few chopped raisins are added.
When rubbers have worn out at heel
cut heel off and ill-step back to half-
inch of sole.
dais.
To make. helm pot easy to (lean.
grease the pot with drippinns before
putting beans in. This keeps the’
brown from sticking hard. 1
This will make good nan-l
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Lingerie made of lemon-colored Mans" by the sweethearts of the sol-
crepe de chine is trimmed with black dicra. has received the addition of I
ribbon.- bronze tablet and will remain a last-
\'ery norrow collars are preferred. ‘ing memorial.
For evening wear mauve is favored.‘ The Countess Klarklevica, the only
The \‘Oxue for chenille veils cod woman who won a seat in the British
tinuea. I parliament in the recent election. is
“luck is used {or the setting of onyx. H" “13‘"! girl who married in Alli-
moat fastidious courts. and it has
ibeen said that she surpasses in ma»
'Jesty of carriage any other sovereign
in Europe.
The Sentinel will be issued as a
morning paper on Good Friday. April
18. Advertisements. items of news.
, inn," but cannot approve. so far as sub-
fstanttal sanction goes. .
But most people will be slit‘prfrc-d.
to learn that the exact words Were
{not Scripture. Just as they would be:
ito learn that there is no llirelt state-
lment about the lion and the lamb l) 1
ilnx down together. Many still think.
. 0d tempers il‘ltI wind to the sham
It is suggested that
will return.
fitted gowns Utah 0! title
Sh? “1'" came "H“ 7etc..etc._ should reach the main office! "6
Bible. although.
mung IN mm. | T1,? roman AND canton. ‘ , 7 , _ I D I,
‘ flu-fling dresser fur 1hp .vnuns nirli rled ll?li:o?:ol!:l‘u.;r:x'leknzrfihmhl‘nt‘l; :0“; 1” rake, fimm' and "0' m." \ ames onne y
Hill” as houtiunt :ls cloud; 0! little can? fill?! running civery v lll'th nay over ,the ‘1" in over she. find! ”I“ "he
make ilanl. . II ”I" hiue ground. “up Fllk fringe :has in lhlll manner odunllt-d more -. . ._ .. _ .. . fi -.
.__ l finishes "‘9 IO‘W'i' “ill“ "f "It! j”Ian 310.000. HA8 Il'LICAL SANCTiON. wvll. ho-t‘cr late than III\IT .m!
The Mm! “d” is again making in; filly-1:0!" 11:33:. I?! "0":l'il- will: :“huiz-i‘: ‘ Many fllllmnm- 0! “'“Hl'f‘if'y College -——-— 'cuunll-ws other cunt-«inc» "r
appearance, - : corresponds “.“hp'm‘; un,‘,,,.;“h‘ have a personal recollection or l’res- Support in Proverbs for "Spare the WOW" mm mmmnnflmwh tr. ,n
Silk poplins are featured for Ffllilf girdle. vent and rewr- and i- draped NH" “1'30" on "W occasion Of hi! Rod and spoil the Child." contributed other mmmon ,. w in
and dresses. 7 i0 0 point at the Indium: ' ‘ \lt-«ilum visit to the college in 1885 to deliver The American Humane Education worthy ,0 rank Wm} ”H, PM.“ . I p
. Short silk NW"! will be ”m. ”f ”w; fltg‘flla fflf.yf"3;r3:'"‘;z":;"‘:";(;"“;; the commencement oration At that society thinks it has made a [mint by of Sclfipturt‘.
spring favorites. 3 )‘Irdn‘uf "'m'fl“. " time the man ubo is now playing no showing that "slutri- the rod and aspolh 0n iht‘ 01h”. 1mm] “m. ,y‘, : A . H)
Cloth trimmed silk dresses are being? Pictorial Review lire.“ No, 7934, conspicuous it part In t-hanlnx the the child" cannot b0 ““1"“ in "" our t-oltequial stimuli :ilt' l:“rl\ v-
displayed in “0‘. models. I give. 34 to Elli inches bust. Price. ldclilnlcn of thi- ‘orld was plain hr. Bible. but ‘.n.»‘.ritten h} Saturn-l lltlt- urated with mm“... M SWHHW, “ ,,
\Vhite grounds with hairline stripes' .a an“ WWW“ Wilson. " "m""‘"‘"‘ in Ier in 1563- mm” DI'U‘Mbh' Rm ”I" are st-Idun) t‘(ln~'(-inuu]_\' Wont} C1.
:“1- promised in future ”filings, ;- ~> .- -...._-... ~-—— . ~~ — .4- Prinm‘on l'nh't‘rtiit)’. IUH‘NIN‘F "FINN"? and slim!" “Hm Louis (Hulwllt'mm Hit.
Black and While angora 0'0”] (‘Olll-f ACTIV'TIE. OF WOME". Q“““" "“l' “a. "h" .C'Pd ”‘9 part Ralph \‘ennlng. Ibo litit‘d ii in lh'll‘.‘ .-
, 0' thl' etxllU-l'o ,ltudpmH ”"0"“ 0' hot-tells in President and Mrs. \\il~ but "I, idea it"?! back ,0 "numb”,
”Ii—0r Colds
LlNONtNE TAKES THAT AWFUL
KICK OUT OF A HARD COLD
AND RENDERS IT HARMLESS.
l1” is THE GREAT FAN'LY
REMEDY FOR ALL FORMS CF
COLDS AND A REMARKAL-LE
PREVENTIVE FOR THE MOFE
DANGEROUS THROAT IND
LUNG COMPLAINTS 0F
ADULTS AND CHILDREN.
Have a bottle of Linonine handy at
all times there's no telling what tn.
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Look at Tongue!
From Stomach, Liver and
Boweta
Accept "California" Syrup of Fig!
.zllltl other neck decorations are being
Remove Poisons ,
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Full length. copes
deep yokPB.
High coli'iurm lune recently been
revived. l
Heavy silken fringes retain all their'
popularity. ‘
The round neckline with flat collars
showh in new blouses.
' A traveling costume of green velour
has a show] collar of monkey fur tlnd
a silver-buckled leather belt.
Brick-colored etzlmine, beaded with
tiny golden beads, composes a loose.
becoming dress for afternoon wear.
A straight neckline from shoulder
to shoulder is being spillde and fl
is thought will he one of the features
in the new season.
The sister to the logo-mutton
.s'eeves. is introduced partly shlrred
at the elbow. fastened over tight un-
dercui'fld. used in' the. new capes.
are hung from‘ »
wide public notice for the part Kilt-‘10" Thursday sfternoon.next.
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Women Should
special care to keep free from headache, back-
ache, constipation, weaknem and depression.
For these recurring ailments and other condi-
tions peculiar to women, Beccllzm's Pills are a
tested and eficctual remedy. 'l'l:c_' act gently
and promptly on the stomach, liver and bowels,
and exert a tonic, ltrcngthcning effect on the
bodily functions. These famous pills are purely
vegetable, contain no habit-forming drug, and
produce no disa ccable after-cliects. Women
the world over, nd needed help and strength in
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{lamb" hi [ran] ”“3 Ct.nt 0‘ “ill be needed. especially so
'Sterne quoted it. without credit. from '9' “WW" that threaten brunch ' s.
.“'cs|ey'a vague
ancient liebreu-‘s
Henry Etienne:
.quotntion of an
f“cleanllness is next to godliness"
Stillntls like Bible. Numbero‘us pas»
Film“: from hymns ate also t-l‘t‘nnel‘lt“
l_\' ascribed to Scripture. I
But proverbs. sacred and
cause the most confusion. Much pithy
wisdom of for later origin than even
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)the latest dates literary critics ass-inn
: to the wisdom books of the Old Testy:
ment "sounds like Btble.. This is es-
L'peclally true of colloQuial sayings c0l~
»lected and given a literary form at
:about the same time the Bible was
lbeing turned into English.
Heywood printed his "proverbs" in
1646. and ‘many of his collection me
probably In greater dilly use than of
the Bible proberbs. Among the com;
mon proverbs. first printed by him. are
those about haste maketh waste, look-
secular.
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. tltiT_l;|_ttE TIPS
only—look for the name California on
lithe package. then you are sure your
.child is having: the best and most
, harmless laxative or physio for the lib
Has the "Brest scandal" been bush-
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- in; hay while the sun shines. striking
when the iron is hot. the. tide harryim:
Mg‘flafllfi PIIIJ
bottles.
phlegm l coughed.
Nohtln. quite equals Linonine '(r
bronchitis.
All Druggists—GOC and $1.20.
All Dusting—60c and :1 on."
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HE ESCAPED INFLUENIA
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"Last spring 1 had a terrible mud
and grlppe and was afraid l was going
to have influenza." writes A. A. He.
Noose. High Point. (is. “ i tried many
kinds of medicine. but remained clot:-
ged with cold. 1 then took Foley'o
Honey and Tar Compound. recline ro-
liei' from the tirst. i used seven small
it was a sight to see 'he
I am con\'irr'-e¢l
like Public Into‘ confidence
claim people
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Prominent physician:
‘1 in life because of " ervc hunger"
"fit it in the active brig —eyed. strong
mad man or woman who is "there"
.81 work or play.
Alton“. well nourished nerves in the
areal secret of :~u(‘i‘tsa, health argi hap-
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lien and women try to live regardless
4‘ health, strength. ambition, energy
and hope. they exceed the speed limits.
‘JUng nerve strength and energy and
‘1’ to store up reserve force. after-
‘rds they only exist, life has. no Joys.
Without energy. ambition. strong
men. and pure Hood one cannot hope
t enjoy the fullest measure cf success
and happiness.
A noted specialist says. "Phosplmted
'. ”hon brings strength to the blood.
. mes and brain. that it Is a. perfect
" mblnaflon of vital element! of great
a*finlc qualltles when taken by 'Nerve-
”ck ns'. that it will increase body
d nerve energy. restore ambition and
min: mm"
0 also rays: "If you are the victim
overwork, worry. excess of mental
- . atypical forces. have the blues, and
’ ensures of life are no longer en-
. - . that you neQd J’hosphated Iron
‘ zhraoe..bulld you up and put you on
- hermit)”.
" » -~ 1 N To insure physicians
.3 . ’tiellte getting the genuine
.n.‘ . Iron we put up in inventory
on tenet snow dealers to substi-
ptlla ortabletax -
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dren love its delicious fruity toenail" "" “as ” “opp“! ”mm“. "mm °r'
Give it without teen—[Wham
Full directions for child's dose on!
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for no man. ruling the roost. better to
bow than break; two heads are bet-
ter than one. locking the stable after
the horse is stolen, all is well that ends
influenza." Checks coughs, colds..(‘l'(\l'lp
and whooping cough.-—Stillson-Powell
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