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Lemon Pie.
, moisten willl a ”1'1" colzi
l l, and add Sui‘llcit-nl boiling water
I a. Q» dart stirring briskly to
lumping. Allow to COUL stirring
_tly to pro. cut a. coating follll- .
the top I
While this is cooling roll out
- 7 «lists and put in oven to bake;
. . preparing rest of filling.
5’ " yolks of three eggs with :hree'
mixing spoons of sugar. Add
,fhld and juice» of a good sized
; then the cold cortwtarch; and'
the stiffly heitlhll whites of the'
I the crusts and finish baking in
-hot oven to prevent the filling
boiling, until slightly brown on
Creamed Eggs.
:1 white sauce, using two ta-
.uls each of butter and flour
. 'or rich milk. add salt anti pep-
1.' jails. and serve this with hard
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more “fancy" in appearance pru-
, slices of toast and over each put
goo-m oi the sauce. (in this lay
of the white of eggs that have
hard boiled and over the whites
W spoonful of the while
. Over the top grate egg yolk. set
slices in oven for three minutes
take out and scatter a ring of
ted parsley, or a lint: or cross of
Icy over.
Oatmeal Cookies.
,Oatmeal cookies arc popular in most
lee. and too nut-n canno’. Lc sad
favor of this too often ncglccted
’ To make vary incxpcnsivc but
on: cookies, beat 0!]? egg until
t. Ind add one-fourth cupful'cfl
~. . at and one-half cupiul of milk: Mix
_ wall, and add two cupfuls of siftvd
$1211de with two tt-aspoonfuls of
8 powder and on» lcaspoonl’tli of
Ellen add half a cupftll of oat-
- Toss on a floured lloutd, roll into
, cut and bake in a lnv’ldt-rnlt- uvctl.
Beef Heart.
hmany places you can buy beef
_ very cheaply. llraist‘d heart ill
a. tempting anti hlellly tllltl- ll
W as ftllloWs: \Vasll lhc ht-nrt
louver with boiling water Simlncr
mo hours Stuff with seasout-d und
ed bread crumbs. How in a
diah, surround wzi h loomed
“P made with tho liquid left flom
_llmmering, place in a covcrcd dish
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two heaping talllcspoullfuis of .
lmenls of thc throat.
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Camphorated Oil.
Camphorated oil that is pure. Clear.
and full strength. is excellent
rclicf of sprains, bruises and!
('lCIlI‘l
for tht‘
‘l‘l‘lrulllllllc pains, and it is a, counten‘
irlltant in the bronchitis of chilarcnim materials suitable for lingerie.
when warmed and rubbed upon theI
t'hcrt and throat.
it has also been successfully used;
prices.
lFashion Points;
Replenishing Lingerie Wardrobea.
The month of May is the time to
carefully inspect the supply of lin-
gerie than one has, the reason being.
that in this month the shops specialize
Also
there are many opportunities to buy;
l1)l'ell)' little things at greatly reduced
Despite the fact that Geor?
as a masr‘age upon glandular enlarge-gggne’ crepe de Chine and glove silk.
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Low-standard campllorated oil
common and should be avoided.
Laundry Tips.
“'ht-n washing Cloihl’“ place bottom'
of shirt tllffs and bzlltl': soiled spotsI
on nashboard and scrub v.1:ll small'
(gule clean '
u.‘
brush. You n...
(-l and clean ellslt-r than rubbin:.
\Vllnll board. l
“‘lch washing wllitc silk or lisle
'thrcatl zlovcs use a tooth brush for;
tips of fingers, l
Days of the Month.
To remember the number of days ln.
rach month of the year. there is no
better way than to memoriZe the tol
lowing rhyme:
Thirty days hath September,
April, June and November;
All the rest have lhiriyonc
Except thc second month alont‘,
Which has but lWPflULf'lzlll to shine,
'Till leap year gives it twenty—nine.
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To Remove Paint
Make a paste by mixing potash “'llll‘
a little water. Spread this paste ovrr'
ihP paint on tho window punt; or any.
other glass from which you wish to,
remove palm. Lot this slay a few;
minutcs. then wash off. All paint.
stains will be removed. lie careful.
not to gt-t llil‘ pane on the bands, as'
it is very caustic. . :
Washing Veils.
To “'il'oll veils (chiffon, or any other
kind) lt-t lic in alcohol for a short
limo; lhcn sousc them up and down
until all the dirt is out,
A‘ytlitl “linging, us it i, lkl-l} in lt-nr
ll’ib llll‘h‘ll. l’al lllt- l‘lllHl llll‘. sllltlt‘o
wcll. and dry. The \ril will look ill‘d'
llfllll)’ as good as now. ~
Snuffing Lamp Wicks.
L‘w an old toothbrush lo rub off the
quite alluring if it is dainllly embroid-'
. cdgcd with delicate
tclopc-chemisc devnlopod in this mate-
rial is far more desirable than the sep-
:lralu camisole and bloomers. The eng
VOlupr
comfort of the separation at the waist-
llnt of the camisole and bloomers.
Kl\l'n rlsc
tlvsigns.
fail
Iare \ely popular, (here is a big de-i
i” ,mand for lingerie de\ cloped in batisteé
land lawn
While baliste can be made to be.
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cred with dclicale spray designs and
lace. The en-
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Pajamas Rival Nighagovvm. i
The incrcascd use of pajamas has
to many um» and varied.
They arc welcomed by ”II'I
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Daily Fashion Hint
JERSEY AND mam.
Strikingly clever is the idea ex-
pressed in this dress of black jer~
sey trimmed with fancy silk braid
and collar and cuff: of unspoiled er.
mine. The skirt has a tunic with
«might lower edge, the upper part
being gathered under it straight belt.
Medium size requires 31.; yards"
inch material. "
PictorlaLReview Costume No. 7671.
Sizes. 34 to 44 inches but.
fortable and also very my to make at
The younger girls want
nothing but pajamas. for they may
romp and play about in perfect ease.
Some are made in one piece from
the neck to ankle and the attractive-
ness is increased when they are de-
veloped in contrasting colors. This ef-
fect is obtained by banding the edges
with satin ribbon of some reflective
“color. and then adding a bit of cm-
bmldcry of the same shade.
Separate China.
The separate skirt never will be
passe." if for no other reason than it.
is a reasonable excure for lhe creation
and wearing of pretty blouses. This
does not mean. however. that the skirt
l is merely a background for the blouse.
' for at times the interest in the skirt is
more impressive than that in the
blouse. The separate skirt shown here
hero is developed in an al‘ractive com-
bination of plaid and plain lineup. The
blouse is equally attractive and the
simplc neckline is worthy of note.
The elaborate ctllbrnitlrry dvsign on
th skirt section of the Russian blouw
of the other frock complt-tcly ll'ans-
forms it front a plain lnl‘o an vialltlrlllc
"W'Tnoon frock. Touchcs such av: this
do much toward :ixing \aricty and
charm to the wardrobe.
chart-0d portion of a hemp-wick. instead .
of cutting scissors. 'I‘llt- plan is usctl'
by poulll-ylllcll having charge of in-
cubator lamps and the rt-sult is a
smooth (slgo without any
loost- wilds to c now an uneven blazc
prongs or
in New York
VThc clock in the streple strikes our "
dip and mango
. places.
'tendcd to make the patrons think bo-
WAY. mg 1919 .
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OHIO HEARS OF SODA BAR.
It Takes the Place of.-
Alcoholic One. llI
: any littlv daughter ever goes out
:3-1: in on Tl llun'
(‘ftllit'l', all-l
pr-ctt—dlv since:
"‘atlltr. father.
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to: uni!
;l.tl.1 on the:
hull lmtx-l
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upon.
lll'llie \ itll
clue r com ‘
now,
It will probably be at the soda b'tr.
Even now the gay and some of the dull
places are training their feet to nlld'
the new tangled rail and to rest c.-m-.
fortably on it. One by one the namr-t‘
of the drinks displayed behind the bar'
are being memorhed. l
Except for the alcoholic pcrccntat'ex
it is a fact that one bar is bound to be?
very much like another. They ate'
equally attractive. and the mahogany?
tops are the same distance from the
floor. An elbow may find just as sub-I
stantial support on a soda top as on aI
brandy. and‘ soda top,
Much has been said with respect ‘o
cafe atmosphere. but the fact is that
it doesn't really exist. it may be
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dicapped at the go in."
A chain oi soda bars has been or-
ganized and in a few weeks it will be
in operation. The first bar of the
chain, which is in Thirty-fourth street.
has amazed th management. On the
opening night. in fair competition with,
the cafe. under the same roof, the cash
register showed that soft stuff had hit
the high mark in receipts, with thv' o‘d
place a bad second.
Nearly all the hotels are making
provision for the coming change.
‘Itlat halt becn natlled tnc bonc dry
room has been opencd with appropri-
ate ceremonies at the Majestic to Sec
how thr- pullll’c is going to ill in i.. in
the center of the mop-lags a fountain
with a multitude of \‘fll’l-(‘OIOI'M lights
which play in a huge bowl. The well-
knnwn prohibition plant 4h!) ftrn—
which thrives on water. is there in
amoral \‘arletivx
And more are gatncs—cubelte
llllll'l§’~. c'lcciwr boards and other
llll‘nlb of flnlll.~"'llll nt. in the bone dry
room no on.- would think of laclzllnl:
anything like pinocble.: l
.\‘. w f‘l‘llll»ln:llll n drink-a arc on the
list appropriatcly named. Among
on. "took pity on me and called me and slice only front ont'
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This is the new
“CASAQUE” BLOUSE ’5‘»
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\k-"lilL‘ll
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Vlt lcaturcs IllL HC\\' Cowl
Collar and Narrow String
Bclt.
PlCTORlAl. REVIEW
PATTERNS
JUNE
'l‘llcrc are many other
cqually new and interest-
é ing designs.
The Summer Fashion Book
I: Now on Sale
{ames Dannelly
the mascot of No. 186th ‘llllfll'v'll
They treated me very kindly. g.t\v
a. uniform and took me “llll t ....
wherever tht‘y went. 1
a month by the DaytilaFlt‘l‘
squadron wtnl lo France, the) \\:l
to lake mc but the war Ofill'l \\l"l"
let thcm, so they asde No “ !
squadron to lake (“arc of Hit \\ .
that left for France I was llilll'l' tl - at .-
to .\'o. 23\th squadron and calm 'l-‘ll
than to Not'lllolt.
"Now they haul lcllll'nwl h .\l-"
Thv‘)‘ llll‘ll right hard to l.ll\t (-
the portl'nnlcnl halll I t-ollldn.
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Youthful Englioh Prisoner Said He
Had No Other Friends.
LONDON (Correspondcncc of til-3
Associated Press).—American airmen
who befriended and made a mascot of
a bright. curlybeadcd Engliah boy
named George l/‘veridg. will be grim"
rd in Itarn that the lad had a hard
time of it after lllcy .clurnti tc Illc
l’nited Staes. Charged with slccping
under a. hayrick and lla\ing no visible
means of support. the youth was ar-
raigncd in the l'kbridgc police court
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but
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”‘9 other an" for iotlr years. i spent all my ill! at V
"Well. my boy." questioned ll"? and had in down under llla‘ l‘:l:’ll' ‘
court, "han-n't you an) fl‘lend3. at in handling tllt~ ho) (l\tl HI thr W.
all?" live court mi~s~itlmlry lbw lllngit-‘lram
'()nly ”1P Yanks. “it" ill? l'l‘lflm'l said "You muU not mind In ms tn the
Twill“). dill'h_ You ll;l\t ll'l tltmc :11), lll'I_ vc‘y
lie said his father and mother we to wmnp."
killed and their housc wrecked by a .-. .
bomb in an air raid in Octobcr. 1M7. t n roast iu m l... Synod h... l... \n'
"Some American airmen," he w‘t‘ntI mcals. cook it slightly lhc fil\ '.-v
sltlv.
llll‘nl are prohibition cocktails--~‘nick-.
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less but soothing: water wagon fill.’
larid :llc, dry martincllc. the old oakcn I
:tu'omuhilv ttlllltlcr.
. fizzle).
“’hile things arc shaping in thc nt-w
1 ill” old~timc cafes m kcpl
bright \xltl- placards and mottocs. in-
bucltcl. acrot'lntm
STAMFORD
take for one hour I and smoking.
'l‘orv it i~ ttltl late. Also there are ob-
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‘1 We! received ”I "1E: TUSRI‘I l An Obstlnate Stopper. ! IJott .lc..t‘. .. and rvtn gang's l lump ll lS Sflltl 1. I” cum”
' 0’ pm!" To rt-tllovc :l glass stoppnr frottl a: . . . tllellc ( ltwln lylll". Mid) 3'5 ryi b0\'< 'll‘lli‘tll" 01‘? "mm
., “1e colored Ina" no“. in mill ‘ Constipatlon IS the art‘h-(‘ncnly 0f htalth. (ountrV. 'T is 01' Tit-.0" 11>. sung by Ill fl‘l‘ ‘SlOlll‘h‘ . . ‘ltl-l‘ . l
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glam. hull]!- hlut :t pol-u-r r-d hot and.
co in France tells of a good run it lmund the Hill sldc of the ncck of
the colored boy had at the exp- {hp lmttlo 'lht- sinppol‘ may lhl ll “Cl
01' the Huns A colored division tzllcon out easily; or top it gently up-
” ved a. Mhilf‘ division dUling wards with a stick.
t, when the Gelmans were
, over a regular shower of gas
"’ The heavy fighting continued
;lhe double octtl‘e :ll Delmonito'.~ lhc
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other night on the 0((‘asi0n of a club the 33' 1C 3’ 1 W) C‘ .
grow their (lollies, lut
no onc's .l ‘.l"ll “i”
ever outgrow :l erlPth)
range. .\ good cool:
and a STAMFORD rangc is
a combination that can’t
Conquer tlli. cncnl) and you rr tzt a: \TllOlc army
(.fphysiczllf lcs ingludinglntligmllon,lliliousncss,
1 sick llCilllllCl -. SlCtplcssnt-ss and nervous dyspep-
I ’ sia. Bcccllum's I-‘llls have been a “odd—favorite
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in a coin near the anllatta‘l 1-. \c .lnl .
Ear hospital a pair of old lubller lino.
lwhit-ll had bcn worn in a logging c:.mp
bears the sight
lax atlvc it): tl . cr sixty "cars. They go straight to
the cause of l .lany ills all! l'e-ztttlyc it. They act
Making Neat Patches.
:1 col
\\ hcn you nm-d a patch for . _ I.
l day, and a (iclman prisonct ("pd or fancy Hlllped gm” take a DIQCP' Emmptly, pleasantly arrl . . _'»’. Cont-Mn no l "if water does this to rubber li.)t\.~, be outgrown. e.
by the ““0“" bo-‘S was heard llOill the bottom ()l the back. so lllel abit-f0rming dnlg- lll'. ‘i.’ l mc-tcstcd bills ,tllink what it will do to your xtom-
.mk: “'9 cant Whip these stripes will nlattll. and leplacc it with strengthen thC stomach, Stlnll‘l lite the liver and Iach,"—(‘leveland Plain Dealer
' and there is no ““9 “3mg. The .t white pinto which will never be . l ”-‘f
3‘5 we send m" on them lh" SPl'n when gaunt-m is worn. l R e | I eve . \K'c suppose lhcrcs one thins: '0
er they turn and ill“. harder mm 3 I be saidi-th man who hi1S "0 “3‘" c"
"—lndianapolt» NM“. l? Tea Kettle Logic. l I I den m” quitlt so likoly to work FOR SALE BY
—‘"’ " in lotalittit .- when- there. is. little in I o n s I pa I O n Sundays. . . I'
colve the limo dv posits instt-utl of tho ‘ (‘an anyont’ ‘9" U“ l'halts ”Him"
‘ ) ) l _f. :hi no! if “. I) ‘IK‘P( t.)
LUI! tht. w,ater an tlystll shc ll or a “W T Directions of Special Value to Women ale wllh Every Box. of .‘ho oldl ash 0 r" h‘l f llow (natur-
‘ rag shells in pt in the leakcttlt will rv- I Sold by dm‘gifla throughout the world. In boxes, lac, 25¢. “a" “n" l 0 lg r l’ C N rth Main .and West Sts
g—civeI the “luv instead of the kettle. l a...“ ‘g . along? orner o
.‘wgm you like to ~lzet a. lot of letters, h — -
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and packages. You ptob-_ .I‘L. WAD Mr. Wad, the poor fish, he only Bites tn rainy weather! «1 u.
__ that manufacturers, supply} ~ PEEV‘S“
. . » wholesalers and put-Ushers '“Afl‘gAL
fine- and addleSSes for the pur-I DARK. T E FAN \l I ::_—
h! sending Salli lo ll . n1 ' H ' ODD THINK THE ‘1:::‘ N '3‘57 THW‘ ‘OLUME
‘ p ' a ”dim” M‘W’W' I WAVE” WM "W's-RN“ .“““:T‘: $43.33;.“ 'ruwe \ WHY
. . ”be" and “mile” to GOOGI To 60 001' To Tara. “kEEPS oP THAT _‘:‘.‘:———1 114.5 RN... ts Fog THE ’ CONDUCTED BY
. are hard to get and a '6 quite: M pm; THAT RAISE ‘ lMBREI-LAS [Wk-“WAD
lye. We publish a LlS'l‘ con- I Bur socms ~a-r —» : ”“55 - AND SlCH‘
purses and addres s« s i I (fully . . THE CA9" I /'/ 1’ 7 r/V .'
in altlltallL:2(al Oz-lt- r. e' I, ‘ 41/: l 9/”? ///;/7//7 3%! UMBRELLAs ARE Gorge
um m we. ,;aex///,l ,,,. / ’7. ” . 72% j 0/ UP. Slams m Haw
anxious in good names to! ”y’éiié’l/y/ . g), fl/ 5// At ”7/7 / piaarwy Htsu AMI:
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in: mm ar to l I 4/ ,6 './ {2 l ‘5. (7/ ° \ ZI/N / RUBBER :5 VERY ACTIVE,
nr name \PlV plainlt >0 thel \ I / ”/6357/ I, . V / // // E OF Trill? THE
I! not macc a mi~ w; Lie l y )‘/'//// 5 6 //// _: // I / OUTS") ~ (4
a; _. your stzel-t numlc' and ./// t” ’ // / ‘/ MARKET I“ fol-“LOP
fl “plainly written so that any] SLOW ON ALL VJ” ‘ CF
to you will reach you' H l. THE BANJ-
”2;!“ l’ / / I, /’ 77:41,“.
‘ is that you send lO-cents J” (m . , l
we will enter your name 1H l ‘ - r _ PS _.
. , an above stated. Write . g I . —. g '
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