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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 15, 1919 · page 10

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Casserole Roast.
Fry out i: aim-e ol‘ pull; '
4 pounds of m-zmi or Ll: ,,
Mb sides in thv pork fat.
casserole with one—quartwr rm”) 0:
mot. and a 'urnip. an onion and a
”Stand of cell-r3; cut. into small pieces. a
55W? small twmlr-r torn:. and :3 (31:; 3 of
tater or .xIm-l-r.
hat. oven 5; hours, basting occasionall‘.
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Brown Sugar Fudge.

'l‘wo cups. brown rugur. l t'up “llllfl
35312:“, 2 mm: Spoon; cornstarch. butter
some of small egg. milk enough to mix
31» as for cakv ham-r. llml until it
will form a soil, bull in cold water. Re-
matron) {in and add 1 tablespoon
«of marshmallow cream flavoring. beat.
mt}! thick and r-rvnmy, and put in pan
1% cool. Call in squaree.

Mother’s Pie Crust;

81ft togetht-r 3 cups pastry flour, 1
Mel teaspoonful sugar, 1 heaping toa-
mn of .mll. 3-4 teaspmm of baking
mullet. Rob in thorouzhly i run lard
and put ’n it'0 box until needed ‘When
wted, toko 1/; cup run of mid water
and Stir in what it will take. This
makes crust enough for one pie.

 

Lemon Pie.

Juice and grated rind of one large
hon. 2 lame sour am»! “a. peeled and
mind, 1 cup Night. 1 632:. l heaping
Moon butter mc—l‘wi, Mix all to-

gether, and bake: ham-en two crusts.

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Chocolate Foamy Sauce.
. Cream 1,9 cup butter, 1 cup sugar.
Moonfula of chocolate or cocoa, 1-
a. boiling Water. Beat a few times.
“lastly add the-beaten whites of
an egg. whip all together until foamy
“serve.

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'- led looded' pr—ople rr'ain their youth
8 vigor U'lill late in hie because red
m ages hl’.~'.V‘-l_‘\'.
. A child with impure blood seems
v“ while an old man with pure red
“nixed blood seems young.
blood clots the system with

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” and spint.
. Pure blood is rm! Hood. rich in iron
and l'hosph HES-l wtlh power to rid itself
,fl'mle matter and able to carry life-
' g oxyzen to cvr'ry cell and nerve.
flakes both )oung and 0M pright,
y, kenn, and interested in life This
blood you need. every day of your

the rich red blood made by are
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' ed Iron the blood and nerve
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' ’v-on enricheg vnnr blood
«nerves, 1 : them in altar? for
.lmmeH 301;: color. increases
.appetite and gives you strength.
and power to enjoy both work
“Ensure. maker: yon feel. like do-
hings once mere.

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imitate {or all who are wo-n nut.
‘ n n. nervous. wank 2H! thin
-. people in all walks of life, they
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IDEA FOR A NEW ROCK.

These arc days of individual style:
and the funk pictured slums one: of
the new Pariu model.» v ;th iow “altit-
iznfa It is carried out in'cbori; ~ilk.
the palatal tunic being trimmed filth
narrow bands of still!) in W'fi'P-‘I‘fifld
with the under skirt and belt. The
lmtmnirimmvd vest and Collar are of
Georgette. Medium size requires 5
yards SSS-Inch check silk. seven yards
braid or satin handing and 2‘. yards
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When Packing .3 Trunk.

“'ltwo pat-king ;.n old trunk or box.
lift etch parlour. article. or roll on a
;lt--¢-z or i’illlr‘r uml {dawn m luv to:-
nt ml hm- m liiirl‘ri. (ll'JlSQ a momoran»
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-nclo:se with SP and mail it to Foley at:
’70., " "" Shrit‘iold Ave, Chicago, Ill":

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: writin: your name and address clearly

You will receive in rc—turn a trial pack-
age containing Foley's Honey and Tar‘
Compound, tor coughs, colds and

cream Foley Kidney Pills for pain in

Rides and bad-k: rhvumatism. backagie,
kidney and bladder ailments: and F0!-
nj.‘ Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome and

thoroughly cleansing cathartic. forQ
constipation. biliousness, headache.
and sluggish bowels.—Stillson-Powetl
Corporation.

For Graduation Day.
Simplicity. of course, is non-d in all
{rocks for this occasion. The fact that
simplicity must rule. however. does
not in any way mitigate tho variety
and charm of the selection. The most
annual n2 things am made on simple

linrvs. Thr- nmwrial is an important
factor in tlw development of the
frock. The illustration of the frock

for the younger girl is an excellent ex-
ample of this. The lines are extreme

lly simple and tlwre is no trimming

but the exquisite material is sufficient-
ly in'tvrr‘slinz m slih‘:tilule for other
attractions. . The undershirt is de-
veloped in plain satin and the tunic
and panels of the Waist are mide or
figured Georgette. The pulls of the
sleeves: are of plain Georgette and the
girdle is of satin ribbon.

Figured georgette crepe blouses are
made with a crushed girdle out In one
with tho body of the blouse.

Throequarterwidth sleeves are fea-
tut'ed. but long tight sleeves predomio
note in suits.

llcather shades in wool jersey suits
are in demand as well as in purple.
Frr-nch blues. tans and reds.

abandoned country are the hits erand-
father recalls of the language once
spoken there. a language long since
consigned to the samv past which,
knew the meaning of jigger, jug and:
pinch bottle. l
At the blzginning of the new year of
1919. the prostn-r‘t is just ahead M‘e;
disappoarance of a llnzo which '12:“,
sun-tw- only in the mommy 0! those;
who liwd in the stir or things before: I
prohibition laid hold of state and no?
lion. \V‘nat other (at: except the lingo
of drad laneuages is possible, for the;

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multitude of expressions which haw
been current. in thwircle of those high
signs of fellowship hove been the lift-
loaving him or her in a weakened Mate ’
lunahlo to war off sickness and dis-fa foot and eletmted‘elbow. _
“ease. 305' Gillard HS Fillmore St". \\ hat occasion then will anyone have
Nashville Tenn 'wrltes: u: was 'uf. to say to another. that he is “plmcab
‘lering with a dry, hacking cough and ed." "C‘Ofi'kfilf' “stiff"
a. pain in my chest. but since taking “‘ho then will have a cli‘ance to Bar of
Foley‘s Honor: and Tar l have been re- a fellow friend "Ill .
lieved." It soothes. heals. and cures sheets in the wind," “an eye full.‘ “a
coughs. colds and cronp. 000' '0’ “00‘ full," “3 package.“ "“ bun" 0"
whooping cough—~Stillson Powell Cor-'"a cauplc pinned on?" Or to observe
votatlon. :that the same friend is “on the toot,"

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A cough that follows in grim or any!
other cough that "hangs on" from win-
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“on a bender." "full of prune Iafce."
“full 0! corn," "full us a biled owl,"
"half over" or "organized in eVery pr
cinct ?” '
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the knell of a longuage which grew in

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he has “three YONG“ mm th" rpaim of ”"32“" things‘ over it half a pin‘ ut’ lunlsv:
It will mark the passing everywhere and stir until (tut-uh“: Ti.
of expressions which. while thev mys: the umbrella and Ivar! 12;.
titled many as to their origin and terrazlmlsrcngt ,' “‘W f" ,
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