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Clam c"°‘”d¢'_'- The under part of the call" will nolE Extreme Hat Models. I E ii a; 7191:" t? "'rrr‘f . .;
Four tablespoonfuis rat. 1 largr burn in the gas oven if you .~ and thE pi(.;uyesque model sailors have now E {E I .‘i . .5 . (i. H
“on. chm. 3 small carrots. m: in cake tin on an asbestos mat. 'Pr-lfimmed bandeaux which are 50 ~ --_ _ EE an! E E," in. U a' .
small dice, 1 (‘upflll stewed tomatoes, “'hen the cream seen,“ on the :urn' . . k [h ha‘ 8 31-135 . . E‘ i. E 2’ . I . .
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3 cupfuls d‘ced W’aloer‘V 1 ”hmnmi add a pinch of soda and it will not being perched high on the had. HOG” Lydia‘E. Pmkhagxs E: . utm. a: .fcr. u
'mev “'2 teaspoonfuls 53": 0‘13“" r'tzrvllc. even in hot cocoa or color. 5 Equally intcrcstinz, but slightly less 3‘3“» Compoun 1'. E
. mm white pepper. 1 1-2 unansE Tomatoes filled with minced pine»_enmme zEre me floweraflnmmd . 1. Prepared For Y1 . . .
W. 1 tablespoonful flour. 2-2 round applp. celery and (-horlped nuts mixed mushrooms. Among the latest im- E womvs U58. EE “l -A . .
data, with liquor. 1 table-spoonful “m mayonnaise are delicious. vortftlinnvs was a bme lalftfgt: 3 . . ,- .. -_ -_._ E Ln :2 . K
m Pack glass and china in hay that is .‘Elanl (ill). which was [flint]! I‘ b, E A fig“ tn the lubora “er” u“,
(look the onion in fat until it i: slightly damp. This will prevent the single huge rose madc__(_lr changea c {successful cdy is m impresses
yellow. Add the potatoes. carrots. on»
mpoonful of salt. and water. in ton
.mu add the touch part of the:
‘ chm chopped. “’hcn the potatoes are
‘ariy done. add (ht: tomatoes. Five-
ma betorc serving add the clam
flee wind: has been ( naked down and
mfully strainad, thyme, pepper and
mining gait. Bind with margarin
. and flour cooked together.
Lemon Sponge Pie.
(bean together 1 cup :ugar, 1 table-
‘ w butter. 2 heaping l'a.~p03nl'ul:
s
S-r pinch salt. Than ”it! juicn and
grated rind of 1 lemon; two well boa,—
ua egg yolks, 1 cup sweat milk. Lastly
"fir in the well beaten whites or the
«as and pour into lined pie plate.
2:take until custard forms.
Use bottom crust only and bake
”Just and filling together instead of
’iking. crust first as or linatv Tt’mun
Tie. When coked this pie will have
inch of sponge cake on top,
it the name of lcmon
T'Cnn giving
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Fruit salad.
Cut marshmallows in thin strips.
“Ere should be one and thrcequarter
Wills. Add onc-halt‘ can sliced pine-
‘-..apple drained and cut in small cubes.
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1.. ll: well and add enough milk tof When brusmng a “M‘swned 5” ‘
. in” a nanny mixture.
idle cooking
‘fio an threequarter cupfuls Malaga
capes‘iskinned . seeded and cut in
‘Salved, one and our-half cupfuls sec-
‘fiona at orangns. cut in places, one-
italf cup English walnut meats. broken
in pieces. and a few grains sail. Make
van: 0! halves of orange peel, arrange
u. nests of icttuce leave-s and fill with
fixture. Cover with cream salad dres-
Iii; and garnish top of each with thin
<¢ripg of canned pineapple, one-half
M finely chopped parsley.
' Eggloqp wmu cake.
. One 919 w'hiua sugar, 2 ouncca Duf-
fur. 1 tablespoon water, 1 cup sweet
‘xroufid should be cooked as $00!] as- I'llh (‘1059 lines in black.
drops of vinegar to the water they are
.losc and silver faille Silk.
articles from slipping about.
in some instanccs the crowns of the
“’henever you have scraps of pas" . "h
try dough left over make them into lit- mushrooms are enllrcly ““9”" "'
E19 cascs for tarts. flowers. such favored varieties as the
Cook cranberries with the cheaper puffed laflcla. pamics and crinkly as-E
cuts of boilcd meat to make it tender lcrs. br-ing favored. ‘
and delicious. l iiand-paintcd flowers. which wcre
Bread taken from tho» oven shouid used to some extent last season. are
not be wrapped in cloth. lt spoil: again rcprcscntcd in conjunction with.
the flavor of I. .. 'vl. ‘r-autiful hand-cmbroldcrics. -
Frocks of a delicate color
look b9itel‘ if washed in bran ualcr. l‘u
soap being u'scd.
Take care to look at the int-at tl:.i'
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Velveteen Sport Coat.
\‘vlvelccn jackets are widely shown.
in sports suits to be) worn with a
the butcher brings. it it is not -h~ skirt made of sports fabric. Ono nav-
solulciy fresh send it back. ,t-lly suit with whctwn jacket, cut on‘
If the membcrs of your family are baggy lines. with large. roomy X’OCk‘
properly fed. they will foe-l fit and 915. draped 00"“ and 1001‘?” bt’lled l!’
equal to whatever they have to do. combined with a black and while knit-l
.All variables that grow above ted skirt. the background of white:
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WHAT A YOUNG GIRL LIKES-
lt is this little frock in uveraeas
Hun vingham with straight skirt ai-
lat'hodto a plain bodice which has or
w»: or sclf-mata"*i trimmed. with
buttons. The fr “ of the waist are
lengthened in stole cfl‘cct and trim-
mrl. \vllh block embroidery. .‘Zed-
ium sin.- rcquires 3:}. yards 96inch
gingham with ', yarrl mganuy for l
the collar. ’ f
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. Sizer. is to 17 years. Price, 20 cents. .
”alibi-'1 after gatvhefln‘_ ‘ Another black velveteen jacket has
Mix bluing with hot water br-fore ad a ski 0f blur- printed zeorxottc 'thh .
ding it to the rinsing water and the is unique in that an under-hem of rod
clothes will not streak. taffeta. which reaches the knees, gives
Apples, cored and filled with chop- the effect of a twotoned printed fabric.
pod date-s or figs, then bakchnakc an
excpllent breakfast dish. . ‘ Side Snakes. x
If white potatoes are inclined to One 0’ ”"9 “0‘14”?! 0‘ "“9 3911118
turn black when boilcd. add a tell modes is ”I? “do sash-
Out of thc slashcd sides of a tight-
boiled in. fitting black velvet bodice of an after-
When watering house pun”. if the noon frock issue sash ends of gold our
water nuns in the saw,- it is ‘ good broiden-d ribbon ten inches wide. A
sign. if not. something is wrong with)!“ velvet afternoon frock has a side'
tho plant_ .‘ .. arrangement of sashes in the same col-
“'hcn you scorch any article in iron-‘0' 'thh give the effort of a tunic 0!
ing. dip a cloth in diluted peroxide and 9““el’clolh This arrangement is nov-
rub tho scorched spot. Then iron over ”1 a“d artistic. l
it and the stain will disappear. 3 ‘_
V'hcn selecting cabbage take the 7'" New 5‘0“ Suit.
hard heavy head. The loaves should A '9' Eton “m9 are 3993' but “19!
b9 White and crisp’ dim-r from the Eton of othér scasons.
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NlSB .Sorbia. May 1. (By Mail).-
Fourtocn American women doctors
are now in the Balkans. assisting the
American Red ("roan in tin work of
caring for llw sick and destitute.
These doctors are from the Ameri-
‘ hiding physicians and nurses bar: uae‘.
i.;J «clonal it for more than 25 yuan.
even the casual lo-iker—on with the reiio
; ability. accurnc '. ski?! and cleanlirlvfia
9 making of this grill: .
‘ medicine for woman ‘8 mg.
which attends
Over 350,0“) min of various herbs
; are used £219me and all have to N» .
i gratin red at int? season of the yoE-ar win-:-
l ”tr-sir natural James and median-at
5 $33.!th are at bin-tr be st.
f to (Extract dzv motiicinal Mperue: {ram
The most suco ast‘ul sulvcnu arc '3' t1
those herbs. -
lav-cry utensil and tank that comes in
mntact with the medicine i.- atch ized .
and as a final pretax: ion in daniivt-ss
the medicine is pauurizeu and scam
in sterile bottlcs.
It is th: womicrful combination: t-l
roots and herbs. together with 2"
will and car:- used in its preparation
which has made this farm: inc-«ii inc
no successful in the autumn: t-a‘
.rnaie ills.
The lettrrs from women who have
ran ream to health by the use of
Lydia E. Pinkbun': Vegetable ('orr. .
mum! which we are continually pub-
‘l'sbirg attest to its virtue.
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ol intanta and children ;.ou can find .
ltot‘tlng that beats like .
Sykes *Powdal
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; .. rang... i-wao L‘- ._ tiara.
small kit of surgical instruments and
a few pounds of medicines. A car-
penter built an operating table of old
dry-goods cases. in. Korea borrow-
ed some iron beds from an abandon-
cd military hospital. Old gasoline
cans \crc made into stoves. store-
pipetl. dishvs. kv'llc-s. storilizcrs and
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PlCTORlAL REVIEW ;
PATTERNS
For MAY.
Now on Sale
gonnelly
James
ago that great (‘haidcan city “as a
seaport on the shore or near "I of the
Persian zulr’. r lladcd um India and
all lht' then known parts of the world.
Today l'r mr aha' l‘cmains of ill
is 120 mil“: as the crow flies from the
hcad of thaii‘crltian gulf. Surwly it
has not moved. but the alluvial dob
posits "ranicd down by rivers. have
built out the land. so that ill? head of
the .2qu is no longer where it “sod to
be. The pushing southward of the
shore line is known to have averaged
about a certain distance yearly sincoa
lho time of Alexander the (heat so
that the poriod wlwrc l'r was a sea-
pun can be rv-rknnul will: (air accur
acv.
that destroyed this am i~ r-
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”Cl it seems to tinslrv
that is worth while. muro.
Out of one huge mwrln; ...
dug thc rcmainc (vi a z:-
whtch is rogarrlvd ‘3. A
as the mos‘ pcrfccl «pvt m2. 2. w ' zy-
lonian allhimc'llrc ‘l-lnmtr. v
in a St-rics nf 5'azt-vi llc f‘
Baht]. With a «t-nl'n:;-~‘.~
broad slvps running lii‘
originally slit-por'mi a '._
areal Twmplc of ”it Moon
The Cunard iner Iii. ..
was tho first slcanL—lrlp in -
ular paxncnccr awnin- non.»
lantic was not as bit as th.»
whmh now lakt‘ l-.r-<-'li:("a 4
To boil cracked eggs without the insomuch as the jacket reaches the
contents coming out. spread salt. over
the cracks before putting the cm: in
water. This will scal the shell.
As a substitute for ordinary knifu
waistline and is inclined to flare.
in fact. many suit jackets are a cross
bclwecn the Eton and the box coal—~a
trifle too long and a bit too widc for
m 3 heaping tablespoons cm- powdc-r ”-y cit-ansing knives With (.0! 2:: 13‘2" “£38,300 C‘HKKl-ralwtny Nhfll‘l
m; teaspoons cream of tartar or fee groumbl which have» bcvn placed in .~-_‘_-.
inmate, 1 soda, 1 teaspoon lemon. "‘9 9V9" '0 dry. HARD ON THE VICAR
3*“! clips or little more of r. Spina'h ‘5 no“ "I'mw'u' Phonon . ' " > I .
m in moderate oven 1’ -r “TI. 1“!" WL'h the lam-cs fre.~h and covered Tm- (“d pensioner ‘ho blew me
' "’ _ e! U h 1 “2° “‘l 3, with soil. If it. is clean it is an indi- bcllows for the organ ““1 a moat 9‘”
’M4. nos “3' ’ taking 2‘3 ”“53" cation it has been soaked to freshen. peruting failinz. In 99“" 0’ frequent
a cupE-xilk. flavor with chocolate or Add a can of vcgetable soup to ndmonitinns he would continue blow-
.y layor: cook until it begins to shank .01”) which contains potatoes ing ai'cr thc music had slapped. there-
:uta. ,Beat until 00” and add flavor anti moat. Thisgivo s a better flavor by producing most undemirable
.hat and cover cake. This is a good and adds a larger variety of veget- sounds.
:‘o as well a: a good keeper, either ablcs with less trouble and expense. E om. day me ”gangs. could stand it
“a or roste . ablesamdcdrltxipndl l . no longer. The congregation had been
. After removing paraffin from jelly. set littering by the old man's fox-Keg.
wash paraffin with warm water. drop fulnoss. and during the sermon the or-
. Chocolate Fudge.
Two caps white
. sugar, 2 heaping into the cup or baking powder tin kept ganist seized the opportunitv '0 write
We cocoa. 1 tablespoon corn- on the claw-t shelf it. is then ready to h ' >
. . . im a note on the matter a d h
. it“, pinch of salt. butter size of wal. be healcd and served attain. n and“
, it to a choir boy to deliver.
Misunderstanding the whispered di-
rections. the lad handed the note
straight. up to the vicar, who astound-
edly read the following:
Do not s‘irjment brush from top to bottqm, no"
unless necessary to dsainst the warp of the material. This
“from burning. Try by beating aElS most important if the cloth is to
.l amount in a dish. When this! “’0“ 35 "9811 as it did originally.
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'Mns the rest should be removed: You will always have 3- smooth? “I" you please “Op When l ‘9"
- fian'atove and beaten well When it 5' sauce if you beat the milk and rubf'“ ‘°' PM?“ “me he" ‘0 "8‘?“ t0
» into use of cheese as a meat. sub-
!“ to thicken add 1 tablespoon va-l the flour and butter together until per- ’ my music. not to your horrible noise."
' fectly smooth. Then gradual] ' stir 12: 1 --Chicago Herald.
‘3 and put into pans. Nuts. raisins' ’ ‘ '
.m
. lmixture into the boiling milk. i
F coconut may be added.
Sentinel will doubtless bring the best
sure to bring the best. results obtain
results. - ’
i able.
WAD "—
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. Cheese Dishes.
j fie economy housewife will do well
Edi-ta. MR.
can “’omcn‘s "capital at New York
and am located in Serbia. Montana
cm and Albania. Six are in Serbia
whcre the destitulion and sickness in
greatest. Sonic of the fourteen have
received dccoraliona or been cited
for conspicuous service among lhc
soldiers and rcfugcea. They are:
Dr. Marjoric Bumbam of Ashtabu-
.la. Ohio: Dr. Mary H. Elliot of New
'York; Dr. Harriet 31. Gem. of Dor-
cheater. Nana; Dr. Alberta H, Green.
of Judith Bay. Mont; Dr. Lulu Pet-
ers of New York: Dr. Marlon C. Ster-
cns of Reading. Mass; Dr. Regina
Flood Reyes of Buflalo. N. Y.: [ha
Mabel Flood of Elmira. N. 7.: Dr.
t‘alhcrinc M. Cook of Washington.
Pa. ‘
in, (‘alht‘t‘file ll. Cook. of W'uhing-
ton. 9a.. and Dr. Dora E. Boman. of;
the '
American lied Cm doctors in Mon—j
Dr. Neil G. ‘3'. Bartram of'
Kansas City. 310.. are misting
tenogro; .
Huntington. I’m: Dr. bury J. Hynd~
man of Philadelphia and Dr. Sarah
[-2. l-‘oulks of Burlington. N. 1..
doing similar work in Albania.
At the first call of help .from
Greece. Dr. Reyes came to \‘odenl.
near the Greek-Serbian frontier.
where she set up a. hoapital. She was
fgivcn a handful of medical supp“?!
intended for Syria. The thin which
was to supply her hospital never
reached Greece. It fell a. victim to
n‘German submarine. “'1“: the crip—
pled condition of transport thronzh
' Serbia it. was impossible for the All!
I —Sentiael want Advertisements "‘E erican Red Cross to grt her the no
ceasary equipment. She had no op-
erating table, no sterilizers. no beds.
no stoves, no nothing except her
cverytllim: nm’dt-d to aid in an cinch [‘1 twin) is about h ll “11.; lw'volr; :rnm :hc hm,”
zency. d f h ”it llvad of tha- mlii' 9.an lllt urn.- 'tt'. -J . M
" . . ' .1 " in . . .
“rears: .23“.;T£“’u.‘l'3'}lo£ w '1 CHIOHESTER 3 ms
of Elmira. N. \'.. and two Americall phratvs-mcmss th. ri-lu 9mm the m',’“"".g,". .-
nums. Dr. Reyes npcncd the first nmdorn town ..2 Nazvrmh » and is .“"..........“ “.7!" ..."f. I,
~ ' ~ Pum- Id and a.“ J
Amenmn hos‘m‘l m Aonhern rcpra-cn‘cd by a van :n-urt of mounds l-‘rs. I-led un- Riv . -.
Greece. 1 E . .. .1; _ Tab-o "-‘.‘."}'.¢'~a',}-'~’.Z .
Whvn the Proud: m Serbians be that conceal rcmalns n. t yuan” .nar) l‘u .3". "'7“. E .; . .‘ .
Kan their memorable attack on the inlcl‘crt. l‘ndouhu-di) .l was war 3;:é;~;:_aj-*E';EE*EM .
Bulgarians. which culminated in the ‘ ‘ “‘
collapse oi Bulgaria. Dr. Kcyca was
asked by the Proud: army authori-
lies to accompany their troops as
flan—.a
regimental surgeon. The plucky Ani-
crican physician scrved throughout
the attack. tmting hundreds of
wounded oflicen and soldiers. Her
work dn-w forth the» Warmcsl m-
pruaicns of praise and thanks ll‘unl
tho anch and Serbian commands.
Dr. Roy».- is now stationed at Mon-E
astlr. Serbia. and is lending clfectivc
aid to thc American Red Croea in
«ring {ctr the sick and wounded sol-
diers who are returning to their
homes lrorn Austria and Germany.
FURNACE
“'e do not claim that a furnace is
a preventive of all ilk. nor a cure
for every disease. \\'e do claim that
a m warm air furnace. properly
bundled. will Lecp the house warm.
and mm with pure healthful air.
\thn this is done. the doctorK
visits will be fewer and lest cxpen»
civc. for oxygtn makes red blood.
and red blood resists disease.
\l’ith a good warm air furnace
like the STAMFORD, you will be on
the safe side.
CITY NOW BUT A MEMORY.
Elitthplace of
x Group of Mounds.
Abraham Now vm.
l
i The British in their recent advance:
in Mesopotamia passed over or at least l
near the ancient city of Ur. whore Ab-
raham was born and grew up: and;
thence that he departed with his ram-f
ily and relatives on a journey to Pal-E
eatlne that was destined to be so pro
ductlvc of important events for tho! POI SALE BY
....... ' unmet: R. NASH
We are accustomed to think of the?
Corner North Main and Wcrt “ts
days of the early Pharaohs as almost.
lost, in antiquity. but [Yr was poem-+3
toric. Eight thousand or 9,000 years:
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P kinda-ed hard to stand at one side .
, ' . Elfiflc the stream of life‘flowa by. ;A
”or woman condemned to ricknm
" “flea not permit him or hcr to per-
'h (be active dutiea of life, to do hi;
Eight: share of the world's vsoric, is a
e We figure deservingof sympathy.
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