Butermilk Pie.
“I've and one-half cape. lu.:l.-i~ili§‘:l~i. 2
up, 1 ltflrpllflli ear-h of (innanmn.
“es and allepirw, lip/z cup.- rugar or
m if buttermilk la YPI)’ sour, juice
and rind of] lemon. .—'a'.t in taste. Line
fine and cow-r boHrim with layer
a! “bins and pour in the above mix-
m and bake until don“. ('ow'r with
.flnguc an-l brown lightly in (milk
boon.
Tomato Sauce.
Simmer 1‘! minutl 5 1‘; (DIN cnnm d
“Into will: one filll‘ of onion.
u of bay leaf, 2 clnves‘. Then strain.
mt two tableapoons butter, add 2',’
Moons flour, gradually the strain-
‘ «unto. Stir until thiikened. sca-
_ with halt and pepper.
Baked Creamed Potatoes.
Two cups mashed potatoes, 1 cup
In milk, butter size of a walnut 2
cl wdl beaten. season with pepper
;‘ldt and beat all together, bake ”2
hr.
.
lT's EASY ENOUGH.
, Aurore or less frivolous correspond-
“ contributes the following:
‘fiere need be but little trouble to
he out your income tax. In the
.3: place it may be worked out by at-
"n, astr-mony, irigrmometary and
'flltnx.andthr-n yrm- answer may be
met and it may not. If your in-
L-e is 83.44% a year and you have a
hand ring and an automobile. and
. “married! to :1 biz-no lie girl 26 years
_ a you take the amount of your in
' One and add your personal property.
1% your stro; ct number multiply"
2 ”your wife's h(!i"ilt and divide by1
_”r telephone number if you haxe a.
‘6 in the family you subtract $2002
' fin your income, add amount of your _,
mu property. multiply by your;
hast number. zubatract the size of
”1r collar and your child's age mul-
wy by tie amounts you have ghoul
% church during the. year. and divide;
"be number on your automobile li-g
tag. if there is a second child,
deduct $400 from your income,
the weight and age of each child,
. e by the date of your birth. mul-
by the size of your hat. and sub-
by the weight of your mother—in-
After you get it. aJl figured out
won't have to pay any taxes of any
» or nature. for they will have you
2 booby hatch and all-am
"-wm Street Journal. ‘
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lwss revere and more
If jewels are
for the
fiattminz cream satin.
boil and use at once. gala-n
limit-d beans can he serial with a
sulml tllf'.\$lng into whit-h- has been “'4’”, they should be pearls. Pearls
W? a hard boiled "Elf. 'tw 5'an mb- lmv all the naive quality that is so
bo-d inin the dressing and the whitt- nu-«m’iry in the bridal costume, “’itli
one costume of cream satin, it e bride
were a loaf rope of pearls: wh‘th she
clinmu-d over the when}
Dampemyd newspapers can be util-
ized in NM» «lust when >Wt‘t‘l’mK. miund about her throat in Quite a
(-ilhn r by tuning in li'li" luh :md ::n q: n {:1 1.: m
splinklin: about tie flow or yin: ‘\- u all: Hum and tar-p an. 1):.) fa.
under ill. «low was}; ‘u 'hM-p ti :1-‘1 twin-s zur 3h»- iiridal dress. but other
from flying; into the next room. man link r-urh as crepe de Chine and
Linen collars which have been dis- (hurgellt‘ may be used for less formal
raided make excrellt-nt handzilzm to use . .7. Anhning.
for cuts, burns and bruises. Soak them The Importance of Negligee.
‘0 water un'il soft. r-ut ofi‘ thr' stitflh‘ There is perhaps no other garment
in: and dl’.v and make into mils ri-mti' in the trails-19ml that in more dlighttul
for any emergency. to make than the negligee. “'ith the
nogliirce there are, no conventions to
be, regarded and all the longed-for-
iancies may be v-xprfised in the illu-
sii-e folds of the {airy-like fabrics.
The Hall; and white craze seems to
have been re\ived for the negligee.
Thin is a, trying contrast an dthe area
‘of spotting muut he adjmted so as to
:suit ear-h indixlduel. \Vhen carefully
jitcne however. it is hard. indeed. to find
Dry Mop.
Take. old working legs. cut in strips
enough to make a good mop; do not.
have too long: about nglllt-rn inches
is good enough. Mohiten with kero
sr-ne. By putting on a few drops of
kerosene each week, you will nave a
splendid dry mop.
The Garbage Can.
Place all garbage it: paper bags: before he as attractive as this.
gany combination or contrast that till»
rangements a la Salainmbo or (‘ieo-
patre, with at: the beauty of foxm and
which the Orient can offer
do some of these t‘l‘t'l‘r.
war near Radish. The Arr. titans had
a larzc ri'ar guard outpost a mile br-
hind th: town. nr-‘l the llolsheyistr.
heafi‘y ”inf-tired and with er-n.~'.i
color
N0.-ver€}wle>s.
ing 29v. its in black and silver or lvlue.
and silver brocade there is a Hinges “e a'*.'?er;- in :.:n shelling Ill--
tion of a trblier caught up and ending Aim titan ;m~1lton.. The American: re»-
on the hip3 at the bark which .‘t't'lu {mi-mi all “Natl-.5 tin-l \Vt't‘o‘ keenly-
to suggest the Louis XV pal-Amen. i
There are no sleeves. or at least the
smallest possible sleeves on the even i
ing gowns at Premet's.. The simple rear guy-d who i.“ p.31irxpwug
narrow braid usually crosses the topspreflous enzngu mcn ‘. dulln: “i it
of the arm. sometimes holding I a white “husky" dog appeared w;.i.
fringe. On this costume btere is a the Bolshrlrt form‘s rank the dot: in
fllnCQ nf epals. and it appears attain the womb. ills warning. followed by
in the colflure. Waistcoats are much a bit oi N .mling. led to the discovery ‘
used in Premet's in tailored costumes.‘ that the llolshevists were moving,
w‘» :rh are of heavy fabrics and bring through the swamps to cut oil the Atri—i
back the severely tailored jacket of ericans in rear .i: the Petrograd
mm:r.-.-.u- width. but opening with re road.
were. a model which we have not worn The troops were able to withdraw m
for some. years. It in by small detail the darkness to the positions of a
that this formal jacket will be en- bridge behind the Emma river. The!
livened. For example, a little band of battles around Kadiah have bpen the;
linen or plain color serge. simulatiHSMt stubborn and ditlicnlt um the
an undershirt. falls below a skirt of Amefifl‘m have had in Russia up to
checked material, this time. In their advance beyond
the town they were con-"army haras-
sed by bushwhacking parties appear—
wa'vhin: i swamps barrio-ring l
‘ road in their rear.
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died), on» lepgoonfui \anilla Soak I"’“‘"”'-‘ can b“ “Bed “k" bread- ‘. 3 » tural (‘olle've at firm-'11 h - . brute to :3 ‘1 an
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toe minutes“ lila;Ui'-‘C by setting in a 33h. do. And although she has been pian- pie cootume mm an elaborate sown“ pany {om Bong Anti-asked. “K M,“ ,0 am“, 1“,, H rv ‘ . ‘ x .. ,3; burgh _: .— my.
run of hot wait! and then root mime T‘WUIDIHFI‘M’S stimuli “flan "be dipped ning and preparing, there is always [net-paged ‘3‘th on the hips in to he “‘ith the Amr'ir:-.n Arm;- (f Orr-um- nim‘ h'rhs'} sun. Q.. t ‘ . »2 2:. l .1 _ -___
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‘11-: Vl’bip white of egg and mp of mm boiling wall-r in dmni- r-t them. some last-Intuit» touches that .mast notcd it: some of the tlllors-d costumes Don l8) 191' AVON“ “3 1"?“ ’2"2-‘ 22d“: 2:123; rim?“ ,1. - “TV?!" a 5' -' ' "'3 “PM -’- '
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W' Put “2; "“3““ng ”filth“. Any-er ",9 water Villilll liars been bn dune. The wedding-nova is the and in a number of allernoon frocks. ‘4 i". 11‘1"" “hg' ’ “p'a‘jmh ‘hp morale, it is a hQ-ti. :' ill: “at -.
afl’hvor with vanilla. Swine with standing (WW night in the tea kettle. rim consideration. 'The pure white A5 for ma, evening gnwng_ “-0,“, has marred of a Parent-vast rezziuent. re- Weak rum“..- in “rut; .. ___.,__ __-
- domino mum. In 322m morning fill it with ’rvsn water. .«zitin of the lat-t is being rather for- kPI-l his clinstnt lines. graceful ar- Gen”? 53...: an American company 9"“’“‘f‘“’:.. m ‘Er ‘2“ “' 2‘ ”in i :
from an Hflllllirh :in the bushwharkinz h" ma) “"“dm“ ”“1““ "L --
brood and adhering M»< «1» TIM. DOIAH'M'
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FURNACE
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Fntomcd miners can live for
days without food or water, but
the presence of gas results in
death within a few minutes. That
is because oxygen is essential to
life3
The same principle applies {0'
_\our house in winter. “'ithout
proper ventilation, poisonous gar-
cs accumulate, and the vitiatcd air
becomes injurious. All this can
be avoided by the use of a warm
air furnace like the s‘ranrom,
which takes the pure air from out-
? . . .
putting in the garbage can. The can '3 Bobby. aged seven was making bet; inf simultaneously in thrlr rev“ and on doors, beats it, and 3nds if;
lasts much longer and is easier ‘0; New Touches. gar“ visit. to the ”'3' He look bah flanks'in the swamps. throughout the house
'{enp clean. ' \Vorth uses embroidery on foulard around ‘t the ““10“ animals. and Th” "dam" “m"mz ”f the £2th 1
tfrocks. which is a decided novelty: 00mm! ‘0 ‘ 038° “W39" "Fem“‘e' ”'3 ”"e' "‘ ""3 “"90"” °' ”‘92 ""m' “'7“ roll saut- an
Life of Rubber Gloves. {”1“ m to say, he has combined with rushed up to his mother in great 9" Ittemntw‘ three time-4 by the Amenc- :: t, , l
A left- hand rubber E10“? may b‘“ the familiar large patterns on a plain citelnent. "m w". considerable losses before It r: R [\RS
turned “13“!" out and worn on “19L ground which characterize foulard em- 3 "0h. mother." he: said. "I've always 73- finally accomplished. Dimmer » O -
right hand when the right- hand glove broid.- red "mms immunizing wltn ‘he’nn'pa to 599 a 'Female.’ and here To of moving tranrmrt trainfi of little
"gixes out.” pattern , m: transforming a very “mi ls‘" Cartoonx Maguine. Russian peasantrcarta over the swamp: 0"! er North main and
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