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‘lrled Reapes g Helpful Hints SFashion .0m 5 .
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~ Fillets of Fresh Haddock. I A drop of vanilla improves the Dressed ill a Clinllls frock one wears
.$_ To the required number of fillets of flavor of coffee. a hat of the same material which 15‘:
Sm haddock and pepper. salt and a Bread that stands too long as dough faced with straw or some contrasmizz
~finch at sugar, and rather more titan will surely be sour. 'tmaterial and completes the ccstunie‘
it.“ of a pint. of water to make some . Prunes are much improved by ”it“ with a challi‘s parasol. A frock of;
I”. Grease a fireproof dish, lay the addition of lemon peel. foulard will be desirable, and a Paris;
:flhb in it. pour the stock in, cover Pumpkin chips can be made just as designer presents an innovation ill :he:
at“ the fish is done, then strain of! orange peel is candied. .looping four times of the buck and
{fie stock. Neanhile fry two sliced lo~
mtoeo and an onion until rather
lawn. add a little wine, pour over the
m Scatter browned crumbs ovet
.1!
serve very hot.
W. " “MM-filo. U -.
Potato Daughnuu.
It Gm egg, I cup sugar, 1 cup mashed
"gm. :4 cup milk, 1% cups flour.
#4! teaspoons baking powder, 1-2 tea.
" mu nutmeg, 1 1-4 cups cornmeal.
‘5 not egg and sugar together, add pota-
{“m and milk. add flour. baking pow-
..«hr. nutmeg and cornmeal. which has
fines: sifted together. Chill and roll
22¢. cut, and fry in deep fat, drain and
‘itt with powdered sugar.
Sally Lunn.
;: ; Two cups flour, 4 teaspoons baking
ghder, 1 teaspoon salt. 2 tablespoons
:thrtening, 1 tablespoon sugar, 1 cup
‘1". regg. Sift flour. baking powder.
c‘a‘and sugar together into bowl. Add
'1‘. well beaten egg and melted
fi‘fllening. Mix well. Pour mixture
’“ 1rd] greased pan and bake about
g‘minutes in moderate oven.
. Egon with Ham.
i Mix one cupful of chopped ham with
“to cupfuls of mashed potato. moisen
[fill a. half cupful of milk; beat to-
.n'fller and till gem pans to prepare
' ;-=Qgs with ham patties. Break an egg
, , 2'. top of each. sprinkle with buttered
,,warnmbs. salt and pepper and bake un-
' u! the egg is well ooddled.
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'1.- wav TO HOLY um: -
. FORMER OARIEN MINISTER
. liter an absence of a number of
gsafa R'ev. U. S. Grant Houston, B. S..
j ‘43-!th EDarien last week, where he
. wants at Center school on Monday. Dr.
tilllouaton visited a number of his for-
-fq:l:mer friends. At. one time Dr. Houston
.i ‘u in charge of the VI'est Norwalk
. dispel where his evangelistic work at-
ria-acted large congregations. He left
Date called to larger fields and for sev-
mcr‘al years he has been active. in re-
...“figi'ous movements in different parts
if; eat the country. Recently he has been
‘1 waned at Austin. Texas. He is now
ft :3“ his ‘way to the Holy Land and has
. ‘ sad to deliver a lecture at the
Madrid. church here on his return
" abroad. In. Houston has visited
' a. Holy Land on several occasions.
5 Upon departing from Darien several
ago he left some books and other
y here. This week be present-
the books to the Center school. to
library and to others. He has been
‘_ ‘5. guest of William Washbum of the
de avenue section and Mr. and
. George A. ’Kcmp.‘ Darien Review.
- law's {.11 m
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PLANE FALLfi: TWO KILLED.
,. .-- .._. I
"4* Carrying Mail from Strasbourg.
g“ .u Paris—Third Man Injured. 1
rams. April 21s.“ airship carry-3
_ “f“ mail from Strasbourg to Paris felli
l aimdny near St. Didier. Two of the:
f.“ .7 were burned to death and a third v
“a... seriously injured. The mail mat-t
' . carried by the airship was do-
n ; med.
!
i éTry A Sentinel Want Advertise- _-
.t and see the Benita.
s E man or woman nfiiiclcd will
Mortacltr, swollen muscles, s‘ :tif:
flail, .cuma‘ic .nins orothcrs 'm tori
. d kidney troublcri ~ entitled to qlnigathy
.-Id Cliould have hclp.
.‘ Nature gives early warning cl kidney
Ml: by pufflneso under eyes, spot:
Delete the eyes. dry mouth, biiiousncss.
‘eakucss and pale, waxy. dry skin.
It is unwise to neglect the slightest
mm of kidney trouble. Give the kidney-
- ey are calling for. 1
Estimate
‘ “be up weak. inactive. sluggish kidney: .
_-d help rid the body of poisons. With 1
.W§“m and bladder properly furctlonin‘. no- '
. :10 is restored. refreshing deep is possible 5
health. arc-:12): :nd energy mm.- as n -
w Inuit. l
‘1’. Moolda. Elmira.N.Y..t-r‘.ir. “Three '
up I was-och in bed with kidney unable.
Mueller! convenly I could not get up.
.undof roley Kidney Pill-.00 I sent hr
ind coomcyd-m‘klg I in a few
dunno. bed upon I‘ the
' die to ‘0 lo
hacks.“
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I
An ordinary tapioca pudding can be. front panel and bound in Wlll"? at the;
made rich with the addition of dates'edgcs. l
and raisings. ! Moire Crepe De Chine. ’
Apples, cut in rings. fried in a little; A new note in overblous‘cs is the use
fat and sprinkled with brown sugar:
are delicious. I
Men's common shirts, when past
their regular service make good com-V
mon aprons for the kitchen.
‘ While rising bread dotlgh should al-
ways be carefully covered, otherwise:
the surface Will be hard. _ ' I
Save the f'“ "b c‘ticllcn. remit“
it, and you have a good substitute to:
butter when making cake.
Sprinkle. a little water over the
ashes when removing from the slow-,3
to prevent their blowing about. '
“'hen dishes used for cooking have;
become discolored. rub them with
damp Halt until all stain is removed. 1
To clean finger rings, wash in a hot I
lather of soap. water and ammonia:
Use a small soft brush to remove the
dirt from beneath the stones. 3 ill? flare Scuifis b0" “'0 ”0510?":gg
Scatter salt on a carpet .when swpm- “f "I0”? crepe de Chine. Moirefrepet 3::o‘étivc alz'ctllenfifoy’t ”£2th $hrco
lng a carpet and .50“ Will not only do Chine is effective in black wit-l bole; dozen being used. Medium size call."-
find it has a cleansing effect. but that has embroidery in pastel colorings for 3;; yards 54-inch malprial, with
it also keeps away moths. : .. . . 'l'h . ori- 1; yard satin for collar and cu.’ s.
“uh girdle of self material { ‘ I First Model: Pictorial Review
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TRUCKS OP SURPASSING CHIC.
Dark blue trimtlne is draped over
tibia :atin to develop the stunning
frock shown to the left. Plain satin
button; trim the upper edge of the
shirt. the upper edge of the panel
Hills. The materials combincd in
the dross form the compose. hat. Md-
dluni size requires 21,; yards 54inch
lricotine and 295 yards 40-inch fibre
I satin. ‘
‘ Emphasizing the tummy of youth—
l’ul lines is the second model in
novelty plaid. Finishing the neck is
a jazz collar and quite unusual arc
forming the bib-front and the flare ,
IMRS. DOOLEY’S
f AWICE Tl
mammals.
Milwaukee, Wise—“I wish all girls
who work and sufier from functional '
disorders would ;
profit lg: my advice
and take Lydia E.
Pinkhum's Vege-
table Compound.
Before I was mar-
ried. when I came
home from work at
night, I would be
just worn out with
painswhichdragged
me down. I took
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com-
‘oound and it made
me feel like a new woman. I can work
from morning until night and it does
not bother me, and I wish all girls who
suli'er as I did would try Lydia E.
Pinkham‘s Vegetable Com ml.”—
Mrs. H. DOOLEY. 1135 25 Street,
Milwaukee, ‘v'is.
Working girls everywhere should I
' refit by .lrs. Doolcy‘s experience, and
> instead of dmggin" along from day to
, day With life n'burflan. give this famous
root and herb remedy. Lydia E Pink-
tham’s Vegetable Compound 3 trial.
I: has overcome 'ust such conditions for
thousands of 0 rs. and why not {or
on? For special advice. write Lydia
l .. l'inltbam Medicine Co.. Lynn. Mass.
: The result of their 40 years experil are
l, is at your set-lice.
I
Now loflThe Time To Consular 1 hr New Frocks, and
PICTORIAL REV IEW PATTERNS
Present All The New Style Rotor _ " - .
Blltlls - KLNI
1'. v-
Skirt scar. 2w
Tiles-o “ill lw ion-u} v. ill . ‘ r' .t
IFASHION BOOK for SUMMER
MAY PATTERNS Now on Sale
limes Donnelly
HAIL AND ELECTRICITY. ing upon its surface another tilt: .t
The formation of hail through clcc- water, which is llll‘llt d into a q». .~.
-‘-u’ il. l
! For Baby Rash ‘
' itching. (hating. reading. all irritn- .
l tun-s .1 id sortncu, nothingJ-cnlo like '
t
Sykes Comfort Powder ,
Liquid ammonia is invaluable for ental spirit enters into these blousesfi Dress No. 8121. Sizes, H m 20 years. I!" extraordinary healing and loathing .
washing silver, softening bath-water. which haw (‘hinesc ““93 and Japan.l Price. 25 cents.
j power is itoliccablc on first application.,
{Jo at. inc Vlnol and other drug storm. !
we!” ,.». I
trical action. according to one lheoryfi ice layer.
in an interesting and even wonderful Thus the growing llallsltli‘l" it »
process. The wind draws out a cloud zigzag through the cloud. who: in
into a long, narrow strip. in that [01m alternate layers of snow and he. I1- 3';
owing to the great amount of surface gravitation gains control rut stud». -
exposed to the air. the cloud man with a jincling crowd of s fell-cu»
crates iapidly_ produling intense cold. spinning to the ground: N» \\ ‘1- wk
and "Naming a gm", lam" “hp“ ese motifs. The (‘hinese round he I Second Model: Dress No. 8131. . -.u...p,. Rm» M... llry particles of snow are then form Sun.
washing woolens. 'and aid? opening are used and 'r‘V“: Sizes, 16 to 2? years. Price. 25 cents. ! ‘ ed, and these. by friction with that? —~-» ~ —— -— -
cake? With baking powder in them Japan comes the pagoda and II“! ‘ ‘t For the magnificent waistcouls water drops carry positive clectricilyj FIGHTING DOORS.
must “9 PIMP“ in the 0"9“ as 500“ charming little garden scenes that “135..-. W l" 7 ”E . which are seen. many designers use and since negative attracts positive a All the doors should Wills. "“~"‘
as ”0’5“”? after mixing. Never beat develom'd in line beads and decomwtchallis. and the chemiselte and cuffs wide ribbon of fantastic design and film of water is formed upon each enough from the floor to vicar A“
a mkf' "f ”‘i‘ kind. merely mix it well. the unique blouses. are of “1"" organ-lie. 1": grace of brilliant colorings. It may be pur- , snow particle and is instantly i'rozen‘l‘uz-s‘ placed near them. And tiny
A piece of velvet stuck in the heels Three Baterialo Combined. line and simplicity of style are the chased at any of the shops and with into a layer of ice. should be ”he”, so that m“), ‘ M
0‘ loose-fitting shoes 01' 500“ W1“ Ne‘ FJ, the summer wean crgandle and I salient features. A l «obi-nation of
rent them slipping up; and down and “no“ will be “at." [.l. mute blow-93.. three material. is can m the sol: coat
so wearing out the heels of the stock- So strongly are they favored ”m “"tillustraled. The umleiokm founda-:
the aid of a helpful pattern may be
executed by the home dressmaker.
A GOOD ENOUGH BOOK
, . . ‘ y ; , l
inss. , _ “gait-rials availablc at» a .-..t fJg' ”my! tlon section is del eh red in ii ilk satin.
To lengthen the life of linoleum. mix dtvelopment. ithe upper section and cos. lie in .
the warm suds and cooked starch. lefttI Tier Skirts. i vcloped in serge, and the \rst gall col. .
OW‘I’ front wash days. and use ‘0 moi): Skirts built up in tiers are espz'vial-‘ lar are of a beau broca-ied material.
up the linoleum. This not only ltrc’ly ”mm, by fashion. The fl-ocklricli in color and urnnlllw'ltl‘.‘ in de-
. . ‘ ' | ’
serves "' but gives a new ”035' Tshown here is developed in ilowcrcd Sign.
A simple test for tinned meat or fislt‘ k. _
is to sound the tin. if it sounds as -- - - -- _. 1;- b..- . . -_,_ _
RNING—and Feeling FINE ;
though the fins contain water refuse}
the goods or have them opened before?
leaving the shop.
To clean bronze make the article!
very hot by placing it in boiling water.’
then clean it well with a piece of flan ‘
ned dipped in soapsuds. Dry with a:
chamois leather. f
Before applying black load as a pol
ish make a pad of old cloth and rub.
soot from the back of the grate or
front the flue on all the greasy parts.
The grate will then take the polish
and with much less labor than uslml.
A zood frosting for glass that imi-
tates ground glass quite well is made
up as follows. Sandauc. 18 part; mas-
tic, parts: zenol, 40 parts; and other,
200 parts Clean the glass. thoroughly “ .k
and thenrapply quickly. [3/ ' "I“
All Headache Gone.
Breath Right. Tongue Clean.
Skin Clear. Complexion Rosy.
Stomach, Liver and Bowels
Regular—So Convenient!
rs‘
._ . \[K WHtLEYOUSLEE
I\
Use of the Atomizer.
Spraying is the scientific method oi
arresting nose and throat troubles.
building up strong, healthy. disease-rc-
slsting tissues of the growing body by
infection.
After using the atomizer there is an
appreciable benefit and a refreshing ef-
fect. Its use is conductive to the pres-
ervation of the good health one should
enjoy.
Sonic volunteel-'wot'lleis Went to the
lit-ooklin Y. \i. t‘. A. and one was as-
.signed to hand the men their lnaii.
,T’rescntl) one of the volunteers handed
a big stalwart man a letter, He halted.
Tears came into his eyes.
“Don't hold up the line. pass on"
‘ someone shouted. .
“'itb broken voice he said: "I can't ' _
.i‘oad that letter: it is from inv mother.‘
and i got a telegram yesterday from|
'm'y home in Texas 'itat she is dead:
I can‘t read 3' " The worker ta'wuniant
handed the man a testament and dir-
'ot‘lPd him to a, quiet iomer in thv'
:buildin-r and told him to read the four—
;teenth chapter of John. and that all?“
twould come over to him as soon as sfie‘,
ihad reliucd the waiting line. The big?
5Texas greeted her. and with faltering:
,once said: "Ladv, you told me to read .
;Illy mother's favorite chapter. If thisl
i-book was good enough for her it will
:do for me."—Chriatian Herald. l
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I THE DIFFERENCE.
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3 Science is concerned with the
,names distances and magnitudes of
‘the lstars. and with problems touch-
ting the intestimal parasites of the flea.
;Art. literature and religion are con-
lcerned only with mankind: with the
{elementaL the universal. the eternal.
lwith the dream, the defeat. the ro-
At this thickness Its outer surl’aconot jam against one another. I kimw
remains moist, the water no: freezing Of two doors In a house that itcv'sist
so rapidly there, whereupon the (2‘90. ill locking knobs just as t“) anut'y
trical charge (‘hangps from negative to bulls lock horns in mortal i. unlit
positive and the particle is repelled it or is it deer that do this? find
mp wat’r drops and drug“ to the when these doors are in that “UHF-Wi-
outer parts of the cloud. Here the in- 50“ can" 3'” out. hm hm" '” “ -““
creased cold covers it with snow, and 0“" 30 around another “3-" -““
\' n"i~nd la\—
friction charges it anew with negative separate them: \e do n. H
l ctricih ' ' ing any doors like that in this how"
9 e
. . Harry I. Shumway in House Il-::tl-
Repulston is now once more. -
. tifui.
changed for attraction. and the parti-
cle rushes back into the cloud. receiv-
—Senlinel ‘Vant Ads Are \K‘inn- ..
Owen in connection with W. B. Carats. nature gown-tit perfection-s
alt-dull. but-li-u—odd the would finuh' at but that tho carpet
W below. and gin tho new finishing touch to tho
"FOI’. ’..L‘“H. " .
Bolero, Bandeau: and Surplice patterns, in filmy lace cilecls over silks
and ruins; also delicate balistes, daintily trimmed wall lace and cmbroid»
cries; “13le \V. B. Brmioreo second only to W. B. Corsets as torm-
benutificn. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR “KB. FORMU BRASS] lZRICS. !
W. B CORSET “é" “fl"i‘lmflitri’m t
. with hi h-priced qualitie’. . REDUSO Corsets {or sloct I
figures—reduce one to ve inches and you look ten to twenty pounds llglJt‘l.
Imance of life—Dallas Lore Sharp. in
Jthe Atlantic.
O ancn‘tm nit os.. luc. - New You:
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