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ilried Recipe
Graham Cookies.
Two cups sugar, .1 cup sour milk, 1
{up sour cream. 3 cups graham flour, 2
raps rye flour, 2: well beatcn eggs, 2 L1.-
blespoons molasses, 2 teaspoons soda,
.2 teaspoons casia. 1 teaspoon salt.
«Grease tins and (hop batter by ten-
spoonfuls two inches apart. Dip tell—
spoons into cold water every time be-
fore dipping into batter so it will not
stick" Bake in a quick oven. This
stakes a large number of cookies.
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Salmon Scallop.
Mnke a cream of one pint of milk.
.14 cup of flour. a. little salt. and 2 eggs
(I. can be used) and .1 email piece of
, Utter. Roll cracker crumbs, put in
Ikyer on bitten-d dia—‘h, then a layer of
Vacant. then 1 layer of salmon, and so
all until dish is filled, a little cayenne
,mper. cook in hot. oven about one-
'Zlnlf hour.
A body dish for a cold night.
Quick Nut Loaf.
Two cups of sifted bread flour. 1-3 .
«an of sugar, 4 teaspoons of baking
Wen V3 teaspoon of salt. 1 table-
lmn-of lard worked in with fingers.
:1 cup of milk, 1 egg. 1-2 cup nut meats
l'h‘ken small. Put in buttered part.
b fiver and let stand 20 minutes. Bake
:ih .oderate oven 40 to 45 minutes. .
Carrot Pudding. _
Emir or five carrots grated fine: 4
man sugar. 8 spoons flour, 3~~i pound
: anti-nuts,‘ 1 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon
I - :atmeg. 1 teaspoon cloves, $4 pound
«topped suet. 1 teaspoon baking pow-
‘h. Steam 4 hours. ‘
Black Chocolate Cake.
Cream together 1 cup sugar and $5
«I. shortening: add 1 cup buttermilk
um milk. Sift together 2 cups war.
2“; ‘1 teaspoon soda, 4 tablespoons
sultan and K, teaspoon baking powaer.
mt’weli and bake in moderate oven.
Baked Bananas.
' fike as manay bananas as you wish
1‘1..- breakfast, wash, split them and
awe into each one Some juice from
:4— lemon. Bake in moderate oven. and
‘tflen done serve with whipped cream.
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couuscrlcur PATENTS.
. The following were issued March 25.
list compiled by the office of A. M.
‘Wonster. solicitor of patents, 1115
m street, Bridgeport, Conn.
-!!each. David 3., Bridgeport. Resil—
E?&nt Wheel.
~ ‘ Bush Philip M., Hartford, .lignllln'i
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Bananas are delicious is' cut intoi
quarters, dipped into corn dour and
fried brown in fat.
Sandwiches should have only one
piece of bread buttered, the other
spread with filling.
For lunch, leftover oatmeal may be
mixed with sliced boiled apples.
moulded, fried and rolled in granulat-
ed sugar.
\Vipe the top of the stove off after
using, with a damp newspaper. and
you will save much time spent in
blocking.
Three tablespoonfuls of vegetable
oil or a small piece of fat and lean
corned beef can replace salt pork in
baked beans.
To set the color when washing cal—
ico add a teaspoonful of sugar of lend
to one pailfui u. Souk fifteen
n-inuter before washing.
it is a good plan to heat dishes by
letting them rest in a tub of hot wa-
ter instead of putting them in tho
oven.
A cllt lemon will rclnove any
scratches on the wall that are caused
by striking matches.
The refinement of the hostess is
measured by the simplicity. method
and daintlness of her entertainment.
You will have very light and flaky
mashed potatoes if you add a tea-
spoonful of baking powder with the
milk in mashing them.
“11le cream is no extravagance
when served with baked apples. it
adds to their food value, while it cer-
tainly improves the taste of them. 1
When using sour milk in baking a
cake. soda is usually used to raise it.
Baking powder is used with sweet
milk.
Do not waste cake. or bread bycut-
ting oi! the burned crust. This can be
is
exoctually removed by a flat grater.
and it wlu leave a smooth surface in-
stead of a jagged crust. ’
Use granulated sugar in the rinsing
water when washing laces instead of
starching them. The result will he
more satisfactory.
Scald black stockings and black cot-
ton gloves in salt and water before
wearing them and they will not crock.
To remove obstinate stains from
gingham, wet them with milk and cov-
er with salt. Leave it thus for a
couple of hours then rinse thoroughly.
Paint stains on woolen clothing, no
'matter how hard and dry. can be re-
moved with equal parts of turpentine
and ammonia.
To secure really delicious baked up-
pics they should be baked in a ho:
Velvet Garments. .
All wnmrn's clothing needs con
stant care to keep them looking their
best. This applies particularly to the
soft fabrics that have been fashionable
in the past seasons. Velvet, more
than any other material, requires
much brushing and freshening for it is
a \‘t-l'itable dust catcher.
Velvet, garments to look well should
be made of the best quality of velvet
and if powihle of the gr: that water
will not spot. liven it it is to be used
for a house gown. “here it will nevel
run the risks of raindrops. it may
easily be spun-xi with a drop of water
from a glass or with a drop that drips ‘
from the fingers when they emerge
from a finger bowl or a wash basin.
30”“).
pulled from their foundations with the
flinger nails. and a coarse brush is al-
most sure to loosen them. A soft vel-
\m brush is the sort to trSe.
Even bt‘llt‘l‘ than a brush is a piece
of crepe or crinolcne. The rough fu-
, make the design.
the velvet and clean its inmost fibres.
Use a few drops of olive oil rubbed
by means of
over the surface of the steaming cloth.
Continue this movement
cloth is quite dry and the. velvet too is make the ("088‘
First Model: Pictorial
have disappeared and the velvet will. Price, :0 cents.
be s'mootll and fresh. I Second Model:
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":‘or ‘lflb whgezzve reached the age .
, _ . gen c at ca mes a matter of f
\ elvet net er should be brushed with these little frocks o! voile are
u still", col-pp bmsh. The pile is 935'” designed. To the left is a plain white
”jun-d; in tact the short, soft threads model with deep square shoulder yoke
that make it up often can easily b. to which is attached along box-platt-
ed skirt. Collar. cuffs and sash are I
of check voile and below the belt are '
pouch pockets of self-matcrill. Three
ysrdl white and 31 yard check voile
ts dainty blue and white figure um i
resembles Chinese hieroglyphic: dis~
tingulshes the second frock which has
bric seems to get all the dust from 3 deep pointed collar of white voile
with an overlay collar finished with
scallops. Blanket stitch embroidery
trims the pointed collar and edges of
a piece of loft “tune! the elbow sleeves, Chinese blue cot.-
ton being used for the purpose. Three
until the yards figured and '5 yard plain voile ,
Review
dry. The wrinkles will by this time pm 3",, 7950_ Sizes, 3 to H y"...
Dress No. 7931.
Sites. 6 to 1! years. Price. 20 cents.
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Expectant Mothers.
. “’est Philadelphia, Pit—”"1 took
. Lydia E. Pinkhum’s Ve etable Come
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lg healthy boy now.
' three years old, and
I believe it was
L dia E. Pinkhnm'l
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" foreverywonmn. icunnot soytoomuch
. in its favor, and you may publish my
l testimonial."—Mrs. W. PHELIPS, 5430
. Kingsessing Avenue, West Phila.. Pa.
The reason that thousands of women
letters is that this famous old root and ,
1. and happiness into their lives, once tur-
dencd with pain and illness. ‘
For special advice in re yard to such ‘-
; ailments write Lydia. E. Pink-hum Med- 1
Elaine (30., Lynn, Mass. The result of ‘
9 its many years experience is at your
Q‘TPY (‘8.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
“'llen a patient is feverish bathe
with warm water and soda.
if the children are fond of candy
and you fear bad results. do not al-
low them to blue it just before a
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Draping Effects. l
in thc evening the softness of the
bodice. draped in surplus fashion and
hanging in rippling folds over the
arms strikes a novel note. In some in-
Paris.
decidedly into the low-placed contrast-
ing girdle at the front. extends in loan
flowing lines over the arms and
merges into a back drapery, cming
low in the back, looping at the side.
of the gown again. crossing in front
and extending up to the girdle. 0
Some of the new overdraperies are.
so complicated that they defy de-
scription. They are illusive. full flow-
ing, looped and draped affairs, which.
dency is the
each side of the back.
When Cooking.
be com him-d. put
'evcn reach as for as the elbow and
which is used even shorter than this in
This short sleeve harmonize:
with the quaint semi-decollete neck
mane”. a so“ bodice drapery, blamed outline. Both the sleeve and the neck
are finished with quaint frills of lace
or platted orgaudie. Another new ten-
introduction of a low-
plnced. draped girdle finished by two
tom: flowing sash ends. one set on at
Any bits of leftover legembles may preferred perfume
through a
strainer, added to a thin white sauce; usually do after a session of hung...
and. behold. a delicious cream soup. '
meal, but be liberal with the, sweets
right after they have eaten a hearty
meal. They will not eat so nluchfl
nor will it do them hymn. if this
method is followed.
To keep the. hands white and soft
apply a cosmetic jelly after bathing
them. The following formula can-
not be excelled. Soak thirty grains
of gum tragncanth in seven ounces
of rosnwaler for three days. Strain
through muslin and add one-halt
.ount-e of alcohol and one-half ounce
‘of :lyccrinc. A few drops of any
may be added.‘
if little black creases appear. as they
line
the hands with pure
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PlCTORlAL REVIEW
PATTERNS
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MOUNT VERNON DRAWS MANY.
Noted Envoy: from Alien and Titans»
and: of Others.
Peaceful and stately as usual Mount
Vernon today seems happily uncona
"scious or the very existence of war.
Yet, the war has had its effect on this
mecca of America, for more people
have visited it in recent months than
in any similar period in its history.
Washington. the. center of thing.-
militnry and diplomatic. has since
April. 1917, opened its gates to 50.000 .
new residents come
to take up the
work of government at war. Thous-
ands of these Americans take the first
opportunity to visit the home of the
greatest American.
Besides these, envoys from our al-
lies on diplomatic mission to the Uni—
tcd States make a point of journeying
to Mount Vernon to honor “'ashlng-
ton. They travel as guests of the na
lion. in the president's yacht, May-
The Mayflower has already
whatever their nature, are neverthe
less so arranged as to introduce ful-
ness between the waistline and the
knees with it gradually narrowing ef-
fect towards the hem.
New Style Features. '
Certain entirely new style features
have appeared lately, as for instance.
Cream is whipped enough when lllrICl"“"i"“- bathe
H22 heater lemes its piint ill the best .5081) and .VPHOW com “193‘.
on cream. . l
Sweet milk may be soured in>tantly develop
bv adding two leusxmont'uls of vinegar} beautiful smooth working ones under;
in clear skin, a body that moves will)?
to one cupful of milk.
Many cooks think that a tar lull of, up
silted flour will remain "sifted" until gr ‘
used up.
sifted immediately before using to One
make the lncasurelm nt of a recipe cor- , Del-ts
Swim every day and you will not:
large. ugly muscles. but
bright eyes and a smile that
Not so. The flour must Del'm carry you anywhere.
medici'l «‘X-
classed
of the greatest
in the country has
,TAMroRo‘
made four trips of this .mr ~
carried Balfour and Ma,-
then the ltalian mission lo.
lastly the Japanese \ist'u! i
P8713.
Each time the iron :n': . »
ington's tomb swung opt-n
men to place their wn-utl ~ , ~
shrine within, while the -f
with the problems of the w
their shouuders, paid tribun-
man who carried similar burd- r
fully and well a. century ago.
The record for the largest n.
of visitors to Mount Vernon in
was very nearly set at the time. o
confederate reunion. when 7,tltm ..
old soldiers and their friend.
the estate in one day.
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The Allies now mw
States nearly slooooommu-
time they think of that ll i. .,
some effect on their attllml.
Uncle Sam.
m the \Ol‘) shott sleele which does not root. , 'swtmmlng as the greatest of, oxen.
Don’t Cough Until Weak
Tired out acdlgeeakencd lwith penta-
‘ntconghmg' ,e r peopcare hula
Whmwdzeue. unclean not
word of more. serious niche-g.
HONEYA’ER
who quickly. It brings quick,
- - ~ dlynndnlghtcoughs,wbethet
.. result from cold. lagrippe, bros.
"’ afiecncn or tickling throat.
Kirby. an elderly lady of W
Plimsoll Ave" Wl’llfl?‘ l w .
with Ina-lope and had a very hf ..
tit-Milne to Foley I
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. Store, Elmer l1, pr Britain, Pid- the window plants. it has successful? For Bil .0 p j GUNNING FOR WHALES , . ‘ MC? (in ”H :.. V _.
- . .. mly revived plants that seemed actual y I “guess i _ . ' _ ‘7 .’ u «, - .‘ w ‘ .~ .3.» . ,. i .,.~ , "
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M hummer. if a dismfectant is required in a. . Billousncss is a common form of ‘udigcstion. It *recently went out on a whale-hunt} n large part of 3;. :p :_
“wiring. Leverett ‘A., Middle :‘rrl'fm tile s;ck-r<;om.lthrow afhand- ls brought an by food-waste which the Stomach, intcs- ling expedition says Popular Me‘ A minimum raw ,. ;;
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. 1‘“ two men who lost their lives Be ""9““ in grating nutmeL' 0‘ Pr. ‘08“. Whicll yielded the hunter a .
7*0 caught under the machine. food. This flavor should never 'm‘ ‘ 0W “ s i] V I . _ considerable profit. .
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