_——~
-__. -0
“7 Iried Recipes 3
The Cream of Sponge Cakes.
. One and one—half cups of flour, 1 cup
'fl sugar. 2 teaspoons of baking pow—
tq‘u; sift three times. Break 2 eggs in
,1 cup, fill up the cup with cream, add
‘h the sifted flour. beat from 3 to 5!
,‘Jinutes. This makes a fiuzfy spongeéI
., I \
as.
Helpful , Hints
To make a
tablespoont‘ul
good braSa polish p’ut mg
01 powdered chalk in all
cup and mix it to a cream with tur-'
pentine. then add a teaspoonful of
liquid ammonia and keep it in a no.
If an inkapot is dipped at once in
cold water and the water changed
several times, it will disappear e-n-‘
Coffee Cake.
lives, 1 of grated nutmeg. 1 pound of
11181118, .1 ol Lurrants, 4 cups flour.
wginger to prnv-szt soaking fat 1-: tea-
:spoonful salt. 1 avaapod‘nful social. 1
.m sugar or n.ola.~‘ses: flour to roll
'rnther soft. V i
Light Spice Cake.
i
fine cup sugar. I tvafipoont‘ul emnn-
Doughnuts. _ . with a cloth d.,._-..; i: lot can»; 1'»):
One cup buttermilk or SOlll milk. 1 is}, ".ith a soft cloth.
1!" ,,z . _ ,. fl ‘
poor. " "mm." 2 teaspoonfnl Foxalme and other furs can be
tirely. Simple. and always at hand. I
Chamois leather ’should be washed.
Two cup: brown sugar. 1 of butter,’when "peessmw‘ in soapeuds andl
“lotmolas'ses. 1 of strong ‘cofl'et-Aas rinsed in FOalm‘utlS—‘l’lo' in clean
l. ‘flamred f”- the table, 4 $3“ I "3:" water. Treated thus it will keep its'
‘woon lemon flavoring. whites 3 eggs. original 302111095.
i
To remove stains from glazed tiles
damp the stains with lemon juiee and
leave for but.“ an hour. Then wipe off
easily cleaned at home by rubbing into
the fur and also the lining, benzine or
benzoline. and then hanging the for
n the open air. 1
A good way to remove iron mould
s to Sprinkle the stain with lemon
, . 1' juice and then expose it to the sun
‘3' I teaspoonlul nutmeg. '2 '9‘“ .md air. This process may need to be
‘ erotmml salt. 1 cup sour milk. 1 tea-
~ min! soda, 1-2 cup raisins. 2 Cups
* 1m:
Ginger Cake.
‘l‘w‘o cups flour. l teaspoonful ctnna- V
repeated several
eventually bring the iron mould out.
times. but. it will
9’”
Latest Fashion Notes.
Chemise are very tight fitting.
Tlotted Swiss
with row upon row of satin ribbon.
Geranium—colored he): coats
worn effectively with white costumes.
’Wraps of all kinds have a tendency
to be very short.
Tan overdresses of net appear over
islips of black satin.
Hat. bag, want and parasol to match
la a new wrinkle.
A frock of pale lilac tatteta ls trim-
med with gray tulle.
Rick-rack braid appears on many of
the new summer frocks.
The Paris fashions show many coats
reaching to the knees.
The new sleeves are very finely
platted and have huge cuffs.
Deep tucks are smart.
Morning frocks are slightly tailored.
costumes are of whlte
Long-coat
serge. .
Polka dot embroideries are used in
vari-colored’ effect.
Japanese embroider-leg are
dence.
Suit collars: stand up in' a stiff man.
not: i
t
A piece of waxed paper placed un~
. . . v ' liv‘we hi'..:\'*l t"
nun, 1 twspoomul soda: mix dry ”1- ‘ 00d m U at H q” H I as p e
L Nlents. add 1 cup molaSSPs, l table- V
cm a stain from cold water in case
ful lard. melted in 1 cup boiling lf an over fillet! vase or mse bowl.
“m-
That Burned Cake.
Keep a piece of fine sandpaper in h
"the kitchen. and if your bread or cake a
Inns the scorched part may be easily
rubbed off and have a smooth surface. 0
one
HIBIT TOY SOLDIERb.
."
whiny That Their Manufacture Leads
to Ruture- Wars.
PARIS tby mail t—Prohibit
rors is first to rub off all the dust
fllp from
.mufacture of my soldiem as. an ad- cloth. and then pour a little camplmr
\"hen refilling a teakettle. when mix '
. in}: the sauce or when wasahing a uten-
sil that you have just used form the
abit ol’ turning out the gas burner U
ml re-lighting it when you are ready.
Screweyes placed in tops of. handles
f brooma. brushes and mops so they
.1
may be hunt: to a closet, will allow 3
flt‘alPl‘
appearance of clear; :1
its and add to their durability.
A good method of clcan’ii:
.l“.
,7.
illi-
(l
the glass with a clean damp
ll
dad means toward pl'Pventing futurp on another cloth and rub over after.
wars, is the demand of ”V."
"Le Temps.
It ‘is estimated that the toy .‘..cm-
writing to. wards. allowing it to dry before pol-
ishing with a dry cloth
Make, a bag to hold little folks play-
'fies of Neurcmlnrg alone have tllann- things and hang it on the outside of
:‘mtured one hundred million lead 501- the hi'zh chair, as :1 head rest is hurt:
(”fiery-which have been sold in every rm 1h? inside.
*mntry in «very part of the world.
Such plaything‘s. the
fiends, mousse ll tnilitaritiic spirit in
' dzildren which
~fliscontinued. and that parents
V'laying at soldiers themselves.
Despite the alleged shortage 0: met-
.)":’:“l in Germany. the writer asserts that
‘ wr‘Eflain of the Xeurember: : t’acto— 1!
H ' ”es have been making leaf; soldiers
, g «firing the war. selling tin-ii wares in Q
fart! the Scandinavian countries.
,
mile. of peace during the present gen- "
“ET? firm, but he feats for future genera- ‘
“film-.3. with the martial spill: or sol- '
‘then always where the chair is. and
writer con- saves many steps looking for them.
it tllree‘ouarters full- -et'1
a. _ X. .
» ~ :srmany and in watzerlanrl, Holland "‘"3‘ .. ._ - . .
. the $329 of a chestnut; sfand on m“ .kirt were tl'nAmf-‘d vxith several rows,
_ - of the narrow fringe.
The author says "there is no doubt To}: M me r‘anfe and 61g ”_ come wag bordered with a line “ringe-
‘fllmt the Leaztte- of Nations will be 'K O“ '\ m a m ’ .4th ‘0 m.nute.~, ‘ .
. o l - . . ., Q
macerafnl in keeping the world in a pour on. me liquid. that na.h and
The 'play'hinzr are
To clean and soften ,old black kid
i,- amplnppd during: boots or glmes put the gloves on the ho
'aoyhood when they play with their hands and ”rub
'nhymatog at 114311 pgldierjng. He [ugpq "amnion-med oil as the kill will
.. “That the marketing of lead soldiers be SO”). 1110“ KNOW '0 dry.
into (l‘llt'l'd as lllll"il
For boot s.
take rub the oil \vrll into the kid Wilhfl
"vain: to prevent their children from :‘milll Fllongf‘.
To Sweeten Coffee Pets:
lf coffee or {HI pot ls discolored and
as a strona odor of the beverage. till
cold water.
onr- teaspoonful of pulverized
and a lump of washing soda
ntl
ry as usual. and the vessel will in-
ariably be on sweet rod fresh as men‘.
‘Ilis should b~ done often.
».<
otter-work design in silk or wool.
baskerwvam cloth.
:nodialt
'W'm'al inn
Lace Bertha: are seen on afternoon
. ‘ gowns.
”prim: c;"”°“:;;”_?n a ‘32:“ “"1: El: Skirts show a great many pendant,
en t to no: a cling to t e po. 5 e ball ornaments. .
Sc; iters have adopted the file“
_\ LGi'ted ‘sweaier dress with a knit--s
n] l"‘.' is correct for tennis.
\lp l\' little Children appear charm.’
i“ pure yellow frocks. i
'3“: c‘morc elaborate evening nown ls
.~
-.
'“n‘ deeply fringed with jet.
Narrow patent leather belts hold in
he it» ’:t fulnesa of the cape.
X. : and scarfs are much used for
wning draperies. .
Fish scale trimming i; much used
n c;«»t"~‘z
lllrn
louse
\
370\Vns. “
' White printed crepe is the
:2 three piece suit of navy
The lilt’llél)e;ls:tllle mp coat may he
made of hotnerp‘ln wi'h a bi: wrapped
collar.
;
Ostrich and Fringe Trimmings.
Oilllt‘ll {Palllf‘lh are conspicuous in
trimmings. They are applied
as lines of fringe or in hand effect. or
:izain they are noted in little clusters
.4.
4 one would term.
ilqll-‘TS of flowers.
Prince is also frequently used us a
for frocks f the dressy
For in<tance. a charming little.
'(llillil frock of soft roae charmeuse
wit it small
- 'f't’.
.‘mwed the low round neck and short
N eves trimmed with a line of fringe.
The skirt had a full panel at the'
‘lack and front—drawn in at the bot-‘
mm in Turkish effect—and attached,
[0 a
rather narrow underskirt. The;
ides of the upper part of the under-
Another frock
t
_ H l
USING PRESERVED EGGS.
Fresh. clean eggs. properly pre-
v-rved. can be used satisfactorily fori
l
i
imam a recurrence of some atlas:
1 difllelties with the consequent
of strict economy. Good
coping contains some very val-
‘ hints. To quote from the ar—
”Cover all the pipes with asbestos
_ t. to prevent unnecessary radiar:
_ i
to use 'correctly the three
: in the ashpit. in the smoke,
the check draft. l
c dampfer regulation is a!
portam prevention of fuel?
Install one of the heat regu-
l
possible. i
install a simple damper con-l
from a. room above;
tilts helps. >
a
all
' ' A
. .
heating 'surtaces free from
it.’
_ that“
.- -f.‘ r .
l
\
l'..;:
31-"
”alluring and :lay'ing inculcaletl in chil- - if" purposes to cooking and for the;
when through playing with lead 901- , To Clean Combs. :témp' “ hen an egg preserved in
y'flhfl; » ”I. I‘m two tablespomfnls oi ammonia “3‘97 glass is ‘0 b9 ‘30”?5' a small‘;
_j; "a“ .. '1 a 1): Sin of warm Water. and hole should be made in the shell with‘
‘ 17.: (31!; c'mb remain in this: solution a pin-at the large end "9‘0?" placingf
ch t° Save Coal. about one-half hour. Remove and i' in the water. This is done 10 allowf
-. Wipe dry. The com’; v.-.t: tv- spotlesm the air in the egg to eacape when:
Expert opinion everywhere is 1y clean. . heated and prevent cracking. :
danced that despite the coming of ' . 1.-.“. - N
a it. . q; ~> fl _~ T” m
3319'“. the coal -xtuation is one that nu. W AD
frocks are trimmed
are
in evi-
l
l
3 A}:
l
A HODIBH ROCK.
i Designed in the very best style at '
the season is this dress in plain and
’ striped satin, the panels of the skirt
i being finished with deep bands of fur. j
The collar is of white georgette crepe.
Little tabs button onto the girdle that.
are extensions of the sidearm: sec-
tions of the blouse. Medium also
require: 3.}; yards 364mb striped
and 3 yards plain satin. with 2 yards
for bending,
‘Plctorlal Review Dress N . 8006.
Sizes, 34 to 48 inches bust. Price. 25
can a
SHE KNEW.
a
So snefient His Girl 3 Perfectly Safe
Message.
Perla-NP“.- wanted to buy a (‘hrist‘
was present for his girl back home
so that she could show it to all the
other git-‘11:. and destroy their peace
of mind because it had come from
France. He km-w just what he want-
ed. too. but every time it» thought of
going into the shop and trying to tank
in French for the thing he wanted.
he got red behind the ears. He. had
gone over the top in the post, un-
afraid. but he couldn‘t do this.
At last. Winn his leave was all up.
he “cut into the canteen and naked
the Y. .\l. C. A. woman there to make
the purchax‘e for him. lie gave her
the address. and hoped it wouldnt be
too much trouble to send the package.
“Of course it won‘t." said the Y. .Vl.
(I. A woman who buys dozens of such
gifts each week. “I'll enjoy it. I'll
,‘see that .the package goes all right.
'and if you like. l'll \Vi‘llr' her a little
note too. telling her how well you're
looking." .
"Trial. will be nice. said the prl~
rate. He counted out the money. a
generous amount. xS'EiY h‘,li‘.:gvred.
and it \va; -, .id’tm ‘31.}: x. $12: -
thing else on hi> mind.
“Anyihlng vlcw‘ l can do for youT"
asked the woman.
“It‘s like this."
ilTP~
began :h -:- private.
llllSWllllAll ,.
SAVED taunt“
u
v.
“CASAQUE” BLOUSE d1
f
This is the new ‘~
. . ., it t
y ‘ lilat smart. \‘xomcn are , i " 2* l
. . i .1 7 \ :l
, \ simply Wild about. I 3‘ . \ 3
‘ . I a g: l 3: "I ‘
By taking LydhEPinkham’s /' It features the ncw Lou! w J i \ ‘é
Vegetablecompound, One Collar and Narrow String /{# l 2‘.)
i“ ofThousandsofS Belt. \ \‘y'g, p: :L/ 1
. “Cm . . ,ng .
, Black River Falls, Win—"Au Lydia. f m l l , v‘
g E. Pinkhun’a Vegetable Compound . P \ ;
; C 0 REVIEW
. operation, I cannot = f . 9i
say enough itéénaise ' 2 .‘ H
otit. lsufl’e from PA I I ERNS . » ~ . gl
organic troublesann‘ 2 , - i if
my side hurt me so 1 FOR L J ’
’3 gravid habi‘l‘liy be pp 1’ , 7‘.
mm my am. I .'
’ v‘aeunablc to’tzomy ' JUNE \v l
‘4 hgmgworln 1 had i ‘-\: .l
t c est doctor: in . ‘ vi
L‘au “(fire and thy i There are many other 1 l l
wante me. to h. 3‘ . _ - l. . ;
in ”€1.30? ff; i ’ equally new and mtcrcst- ‘3 , ,.\ 1
Julia . in banal; f ‘ ~' . ‘ , j
, Von-((321.4! :‘crnpo'und curegime so l 63.‘ ‘ 1‘ mg dcmgna. H . -~ 1‘
m: Ecru t l? operation. an em telfing i E ‘ ”/t ‘ :
all my friends about it "—2.51%. A. W. i ’ ' ‘ ._ . 3
152mm. Black Iazverrclts, Wis. ; j The Summer Fashion Book if" ._ i 5
ltis just. such experiences gs that of f H ‘ I: Now on Sale (7 K ‘
1 Mn. szer that has made this famous ) "
root and herb remedy n. household word '
from oceuntloocenn. Any womnn who ames onne
miter: from inflammation. ulceration, . .
displacements, backache nervousness, 1'
imgnlnfitiesl or; 'l‘lthe blues" shonl‘d 5 - - -~ J _.-__ ~—_-«——-—~—-————~—-—» - .
net rest unit a. e as given it a trill '
g‘dkgo" r “iii”: “lice {trite L di. E: 5 MAKE GOOD WITH CHILDREN. M BREAK1 H: 2E?! SHOES
in am icine ‘o. ynn, us. - an." DN‘P" n t will
‘ ’ ‘ Scheme of Life Beutiful Thing For ‘ breaking in nrw Shows 5“,... .a .1- "t
For Skin Sol-ems ’ Both Parents and onsprmc- , *0: mm mm... mm...“
of infants and children you can find From year to year we find ""9”",and my 5019 "f yum sh”. .n .,
nothing that heals like
Sykes Comfort Powder
Leading filly’sir‘an! and Burns have used
and endowed it lnr more than 25 years.
:5: a; the Void ind ctner drug stores
The Comfort l’owdrrr (Vi, l'cfton, Mass.
hesitatlngly. He stopped, swallowed.
and started all over again. "Please
be careful what you say in the note.
where a constantly growing appre-
:ciation by parents of their l‘t‘>e=pon.~'l-'
ithin will 2th horn your ;.. ‘
jbllity. It is not the kind of a l‘P-t ._-
isponrihility really that puts blue specs"
‘on-llfe and blurs the distant road. but I
Is the kind of responsibility that mnkis.
a father want the companionship of hi: '
son and the mother the confide-flees of
her daughter. The parent knows it i
cannot have these things without gm-
; -
wont' you. Mn'amf You see~~nly
girl-Ashes funny about some things——
she,might minke-«well, you know how
women are." finished the private
wisely. ,
"I'll tell you what." said the Am-
erican woman. "1‘" tell her I enjoy-
ed meeting you becauee l have a
son in the army myself. \Vill that
do?"
"That will be line." said the pri~
vate heartily. "l wouldn't have
mentioned it. only you know how wo-
men are?" He smiled at her under‘
tin; and holding. truly
child's respect.
about as good a thing as any
can do.
your temper. disreredon in your Spfl‘l."l
and sunshine in your heart.
is a scheme of life good for you 2:31;:
earning.
A man of affairs. the father of tlli‘er
boys, told me just a few days ago ns‘
certain things: he had to do that just
then he did n0t feel that he could spare
the time nor the money.
“I‘ve got to make good with my im}"~‘"
Bu: he said.
"Making good" with your chil l?! n i<
tenant
1: means: keeping a pin) on
~n3 ‘3
.\.Au. 5..
standingly, saluted. turned and wtnt ——\\'o;nan's World.
th’ I
A
It Wards Off Cmup
Never put a eroupy child to lo drum.
not giving I dos-c of
Egan‘s flout-Inna .
o ens know it stops mm; in . .. . c
1‘ C‘s the thick choking mm a. tit .z
the throat 0i phlegm, not» the. imam!
metallic cough, cases difficult l l-. l
gives quiet sleep.
.. film. 1'. Nevreuer. E3“ ,m‘rgy . ‘
Foley'. one-y and Tar cm 7
my boy of. lever: aired Ll cm -. - "
.. in. Chas. Rein. Allen‘s B'r
[have used Foley's Honey 4»
at eleven‘ycxn, and would ow i r «» ". ~
”in named our many I dmtuv‘s’ ‘ ' «-
und troop."
... ....- . .
unhe- ‘ k'k‘fl 0:5:
out.
'l” who put LT'Jl ltv 0!!!» lat‘or or
t,fln..1illlt)ll to: :t the hour day wound“
us of that old wheeze. “\\'hat the poon
worklnz men nafiis is more work at?!
less of hi"
~Good blood makes firm tzszuc; v1. ..g newer, .
Steady eyes 13.! dear brain
full of healthy, rul corpusclcs, and your .r.
_ usingBmham’s Pills, which remove poiccnons matters
the stomach to arsimilatc i
food, and the food to nourish the body.
famous remedy to strengthen the vital organs and help to
Make Pure Blood
- Direction: of Special Value to Women are with Every 30:.
.. Sold by Wu; throughout the world. In home, 10¢. 25c.
from the system, asszst
‘mMr. Will says thi‘t’lféfggm EFé'not—fieafiérilytlfi'cky!
lsccp you: tio CI pure and
O
(3' active, by
J
A ‘fi'Qi'lti—
-1“. .. .-........... --...-......-
1
You Blé.FA‘r SLO
THRT WOULD. HAVE
. BEEN 'A “R’wgga”
SURE IF YOU
HADN‘T 601’ w
'l’tiE. WAV or t‘r
abs 7 ‘m
m Th3.
W “bum-odd the
cries; making \‘v'. 1:.
hammers.
W. B.
figures—reduce
OVVamm'r-ex urea. inc.
CORSETS
with high-priced
ll
91
J worn in m with ‘7. n. corsets, cum”: gownJlt per-fed? T“ 5’
unto cad finish at but! that the t 3 s.“
Wish. below. and cite the neceuary finishing touch to {no
'S’MMc"
Bolero. Bandeau: rad Surplice patterns, in {flay lace u?“ :r: -
and eating; Ilse delicate batistca, daimily trimmed v. .3.) :..t e s ..
Brasnims second only to \‘v.
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR \‘v’. B. FORMU Fix. a ii? 3
Vv'. KNUFORMC: nets l:r~'x ' 5
tx‘erage figures.
qualities. W. [2. REDUSO (cry 1’. . {v v' "
one to five inches and you loci; no to twenty x-wvui- 1
““332: Wis n
- l‘TaWOULD HAVE"
BEEN A saws-en. ’l’ ,
WELL. I‘ve 601' F'FW
r. (‘(.7..e; gx!
Tr ion -i".‘.r.. a
.- .
l‘fil'xfi“
_\r;v Yrm; 2" ‘1
le-m-r—rs
s HERE “THAT slows
:7 Was A amaze it '-
‘-
Norwalk Chronicler