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7,..Tn'ed Recipes Helpful iii; :15
DiVinity Frosting.
Take 1 1- 4 cups brown bugar 1- 4 cup
W sugar, 1-3 cup water and boil
it threads, beat the whites of” ..
Cleaning Brass.
1
~_._,_.._
Rub thoroughly with the
. while the stifi. bent eggs are;a 1113 Cloth.
1 gradually pomedn in and con-E .
cInnobeating all until luke warm, IthenE
pan containing the 1:11:;=1 :e in a.
finer pan containing: boiling water
" let cook until mixture granulatcs'
1. ~ ing 01 faded and yellowed garments.
"There is scarcely a woman who has For “ear under transparent gar-
not made new some silk smirt waistEmrms, crepe do chine and satin num-
Eor or her garment either for herself or hers are best
W Wt! 011 {.1312 1. 1-1511, 1emoV '1 from
M of hot water and beat until mix-l
m hold.- -~'..l ' p1 then add 1-.511111 VVttl
:91! l teas 10011 of Vanilla.
' l to) her daught 11'
Kiss Pudding
,' Let (Ci'!‘- to r: b1.l 1 pint 111 milkl
‘ .3311! l pin: 1 ‘s’l‘.
'jyolksf7"‘j-K‘.i‘.’
sons. Last . ‘.".=
l'tablespcon< ~11: - 1'. After this is all
Tylended 113;." the r. :‘iir into the hot
milk until it beetimes thick. Take off
We, flavor with teaspoon lemon.
"'he whites 111’ eggs. pinch salt, beat
Agricutural College at Storrs.
only slightly yellow will
white 11' rinsed in water cg0k
". » oven and mix top VV'1th pudding
Cheese Gingerbread.
’;.3nospoonml soda
, m. 55 cup of water Heat the mo- Palm Beach“ suits.
Eases in a double boiler until the ._I.________
“twee is melted, Add the soda. and
5351' vigorously. Mix and sift dry in- THE BOY SCOUT OF AMERICA
audients, and add them to the molass- tDedi: [ted
in: and cheese altt‘rnately with the
mutter Rain“ 15 minutes in slilflll but-
med tins.
'o Troop No. «ll. Detroit)
Whene'cr i see a troop ot' scoutS,
bright-eyed and clear of skin.
1 “'hene'er I head their healthy shoutv.
somehow down deep V1. ithin
Macaroons.
' One cup almond paste, 1 cup pow-
éered sugar. 3 egg whites. 1-4 teaspoon 2:52:: 3:311]: seteel a "5” m Imp
abaond extract. Mix almond'paste, 11' h’ . ‘9‘” ' .- ‘ ‘ _/
" 12nd sugar until like meat. Add one 01' I [N ar hm‘ thatVV1ll h“ "Win
1:: white ’1 :1 time and mix thorough- ,MC mam Vear‘ h” .111 dim
"it. When Wei. blended, shape on’but-
There in the maki 1' t 1 1
‘aed paper in small mounds Bake on n are h. mo" 0‘
VV hum the land must lt an
'Anil 1h: V all ..l 1101111 unto their work
with well {ruined hand-111ml r'linn.
l IAnd they shall stand :11 lhll\".~' post
hoods up and shoulders square
myeIrLed (hipping pan in a Vet; slow
gym:. Remove from paper immedi-
finely.
'1' Chocolate Cream Pie.
~' Two squares chocolate 101' 13111111
- doc it 12 cup sugar 2 egfz )0! 1s, 1- 4
fine 11:11:11. 1 tablespoon Vanilla.
lMelt ? sziiareu chocolate (or lé cup
m) mid sugar. cornstarch. egg
“mg. un'il 111112;, stirring constantly;
“fiver wiih '.:1nill.1Pou. into a baked
'piecrus 1:110” (-11. er with :1 meranzue
made by b -:1ting e: g whites until stiff
and adding _ toblespoons 51:1an brown
. in oven and serve cold. ‘
lbw-pared for all the -l11y’.~' 01111111111111!
and self—reliant there.
.The)‘ shall 11:11'11 l1: 1111' 11 "11 V. .1. s of
life. the fir-ids and tunning brooks.
And have a knowledge of the trees
that wasn't mined from books:
They shall know honor :z'~' :1 1'1 11‘. $711:-
staniiul cetu to pride.
And come to manhood and its cares
equipped and qualified.
l ' ‘1'
..,.r ..
”a“ ‘ A RUNNING ACCOUNT.
i\\'hen I llt‘llnltl :1 troop 1>1'-ce11~ l
C».- ____ fancv i can see
1—5 New \mker wih a not! My place, How stiong throu; h them the Vents
sci Long Island has '1 quain; . 1' neizh- ‘0 mm“ “”97" “”1” 'd “9 ”ha” b“
1‘
or who owned a good 111311;. pigs
no uay the. quaint old neighlor had
an away: 0 the pasture, counting his The 110011 is 1.111Vte11-d into 111:» and
“tenth! ham and bacon. He is not all the scouts are men.
":mrticulz er' b.113ht old fellow, but isl —Edg31 “' Guect
Jennie with some difficultv, to count hisl
possessions.
, ,The New Yorke: asked him: “\\'ell.. .. I _ . . ‘ .
'k‘flr. Jones, how many pigs have you?" It‘mmg ma "1 f0! ‘ American ‘0'
“I'd"nro ”.3qu said Mr Jones 'Iliel's istlntetl in nmthein Russia this
.1 counted ’em 0'" ex’cep‘i r'mp “(59.1 V'int1 " 11.21111 in for sum en month.- as.
‘ < ‘ :.r . 1. tians it n s con
grant. and he kept running around so 1 ‘3 ‘ 511;, A. .90“ auaun Luen'c
' . -. . 1'. 1er-e. ' g .
Emuldnt count 111m. -1,artonns Muga-WU'T‘ I “ I1“ )0 I2 I
’ =1,‘h1'1»f: :1 .\::<ociat1cr1 has dispatcned
- ' I193 31‘. :1 n1 111 books 1 200 referenceI
19.. '1 ‘3 test l-l
1 I‘hcre will be less of selfishness and
110111 01 kindness when
FOR SOLDIERS lN RUSS'A.
11 million VV'cmen were privilegedEbC‘C'ks 10"“1 “‘7“ books
“'37 'nto for the first time in the reccnt{“‘°“'*\.- ° ‘0 hm“ ‘1..0’-0 WNW?"-
- $51131. election. 'numerous other adjuncts called for.
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Keep good company and you‘ll be of
Equal parts 01 salt and Vineyrn VVilla Slips, in princess and joined “we;
clean any kind oi tarnished hruass' consistinz of camisole and prwttlcoat
mixture.
Stiff, beat the mixm‘: continual-E wash in hot soapsuds. and polish with
Th9 “PW soap dyes and ‘5"?7 ha‘elwho wear dresses of this type find a
|b10ught joy to mam a woman since great ,euef :0 the slip, as there need
ltle hate made possible the refresh-l be no constant fear that, the pettlcoat
i
1 SO many \Vomf‘n have ”101181" 0' ity cotton V'oile are being dispiaved
-doing the same for either h1:::land org in the Various colors.
hirts 111:1)
pinch of salt. Beat:fbt1Ii‘Ii11m' up and m_ade to look like new
2 1:. cup of cold 01 1e coming season. 5115:: Miss Hel-
-_ ' _ , .. . . ‘I en Bolen. in charge of Girl's Clubs for
”“9 1 2" ’ ” "”"Ons cornstarch 4 the Extension Sen-ice of Connecticut‘faiil‘lone an attracthe ”ml-‘9 ll isl 5'
Silk garments which have become‘ thrdughout the bodv and has little in
like} sets of the batiste and embroidery in
nta’nlng lold blue.
. I some lavender tint. shirts which haV e
s, pour on top of pudding. IBI‘OW" gumn quite .Vellow are made very one and are edged with \‘alenciennes
‘ '11ttractiV'e by tinting light blue. laV'eIn- lace come! North Main and weSt StS
der or whatever happens. to be his fa-
I _ V'orite shade. Now is the time says'
- One cupful molasrs 3 film“! “01' Miss Storrs. to renew these shirts so; Instead of using a bunch of flower”
1; mnces of cheesr. ‘-2 teaspoon salt. that they will be ready when the warm
Zteaspoonfuls gln' weather calls out white flannels and
‘ The effect is decidedly novet.
I.OI\'I)O.\'.-—-There will be plenty of
EE Fashion Paint—Eg AM F0 R D
FURNACE
A few pointers on Furnaces:
" I. Get’ a furnace that is large
enough. It is difficult to make the
house smaller, and still more dif-
ficult to make the furnace larger
after it has been put in and used.
2. oHave it properly installed
when you put it 1n——it avoids pro-
faulty and is ca‘ier than an in—
stallmcnt plan extending over sev-
eral years
3. By furnishing warmth and
pure air. the furnace rcgulates_ vou
night and daV —rcturn the compli-
ment a few times per day.
4. Rcmme the ashes. It was
self-raising flour that you heard
about~ self raising ashes have not
been invented yet.
Get a warm- -air furnace of
the STAMFORD make.
‘9 Fonsur l
HORACE R. NASH”
Slips Practical.
are new in lingere. The sheer ma-
.terals which are being used 9.: 11.11—
3tremely in dresses are in a large
.‘mensure responsible for this. “‘omcn
and camisole will pull apart.
Chilton, Georgettes '
and thin materials. such as good qual-
Batiste Blouse.
French batiste pale pink in color,
hemstitched
l finely tucked and
The tucked jabot and collar are in
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lCE AGE MAV COME ANY DAY. ?;burning glass they would scarcely
kindle paper."
it was a cold summer. and the
EVV'lnter that followed (1783-84 was
The next two years were
Feathers at the Wal‘et.
'to can-l1 together the draperies of the'
eveninz corsage. try a knot of feath-
ers. (in a black out and satin frock
.should be worn three ostrich tips—
nnc 111110. one orange and one purple.
New Glooio Epoch to Follow Warm
Winter?
Shall we have another ice age—- “9""?-
‘ “PW Slacial epoch—«and when will "ki‘I‘Vlse "0"." 1Wild-
it arrive? asks the Toronto Globe. l “h"? 3393“” lb“ "010;“? dust»
The answer is that such a shlvcry clouds. floating high in‘ the atmos-‘I
period may arrive at any time. phere, inter-muted the sun's ring and'
preVenetd them to some extent from
reaching the earth.
_.._‘.’~_.-. .w._ ..
Dotted Swiss in All Shades.
E 1‘ 11.1.1 Swiss flut'lts‘ on fast bilconi- Though most unlikely. it Is entirely
:1 iavoritv for both country and eonceivable that “HY-SNIPS from 110"
law wear. They 1.11-1- b1:i11gt‘e:..uz.~1"~’“‘ whole United States might be “7’?“- ‘11 1515- 310111" Tommie»
' '1.‘1'1'1.1d by»! sheet of ice many feet. eaSt or Jam. exploded. the ca: as
1-1‘ as well as light colors. 111111
Swim 7110'. 'ziiLneltcd by the hottelt gum. trophe was followed by three VearS1F
l [nor sun‘ . 0! COld all O‘V‘Ct‘ the world.
.- -. _ _ T111 1.» have certainly been several six thousand D1 ville were killed and
' hi ll' l1 and perhap» mrny ages or ice in the there Were 1hr: 12 days of darkness
" Dally Fas on t hiswry of 1h.1 planet on which we. '0 a distance of W11 miles. “e. had \V it
ci'il shun-h. Snuh epochs cxtvnd summer." whtn there was snow
)ver nobody knows how many thous- "“9"." "If-“Uh-
mdn of years. and were succeeded
131 low periods of warmth. island in the Strait or 51111113 (be-l
that the cold periods ,covcred the self to pieces. the disaster being om3
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warmer everyVV'hcrew-not merley over l:.11'op1'- and America.
,
It features the new Cowl
Collar and Narrow String
Belt.
PlCTORlAl. REVIEW
PATTERNS
JUNE
There 1 are
MY HOPE.
Some time before the States no dry,‘
Between'this date and next July,
I Want to take myself away
For one short week of naught
. I want to go to some the town '1.
’ And help to put the demon down-~-
Just one more time before it‘s gone
i want to Wrestle J. B. Corn.
Before I'm forced to mend 111,1 VV .155.
I want to drink for six short daV's
,Of wines and whiskies gins and be: 1's:
In fact. from every cup that cheers.
i want to paint some old 1171111 11111
Just one more time befoxe it s dtad
111'- sure ae shot. when thine-1 co (l"\.
l-‘ifty- “’e are bound to shrivcl up and die
Again 1 long t: lift my glass.
my foot. upon a rail of brass.
let the juice run down my neck
iwell. cot-1511.1 vast areas with gla- then the famous "year without a A..- in m.» mod om daV-g
I want to sample eVn'V bland
' To lick up eV ery drop I can
_ . 0! Scotch and boulbon 111. tub. and 15-1
in ”S3 lxrakutou. a mountainous Before i say my last goodby.
, {The fact has llt'en fully established tween Jam and Sumatra) blew 11.: 1‘“ drink until i cannot talk.
l'ntil 1 do the Chaplin walk.
. 1 And if it throws me to the tlooi
:ntirc tfii’lli; likewise the. warm per- of the greatest in_ all volcanic hiS-x Some friend will lead me to the doc"
iods. That is to say. it was colder tor)“ .and for three years j‘emperadSome triendlv cop. upon his beat
'V'erywhere at the same time. or tures were much below normal inE “ill hp") ‘0 5'3"“ me on my 11""
l And then i ll paV some passing toon
limited areas. ‘ cold _V'1 17' followed the explos'
P__.- The 11:1~'1.11 why rtT.1'.: on." 1'“ the i:-' ‘ l‘ lvm 1.11 ”the island of Mar-j
‘ most puzzling; problems 111217 wit-1:1." :‘1:i._1-. in 11.112 . and we had a;
ihas endeavored to tackle. Has 1h" 1wcl.1--1l.on1l1 (11' low temperature af-E
gsun’s heat waxed and waned at in- 1 r the great outburs: of Mount;
‘IterV'RIS, thus causing great climatic Katmai, on the Alaskan peninsula.E
4.... ' clnnges on the earth? This is a in 1912.
.‘h"°"~" long ago 039F941 but“ does it. doesn‘t really matter Where the
3101 83m acceptance-today. volcano that produces the dust is lo-E
. 1A Igfeor-V deemqi "”011 more cated. The material is so light that!
1’— 03 THB STYLISHLY 31‘3“an Eflius 1c: aigestlztrolzlxo‘esialfllrdt‘: it may take “we or three years to
One mus-t beto the manner built to settle to the earth, “a very soon;
position of things that. seems 1'01”." 1I1 is distributed by the winds through‘;
wear the first frock dcveloped in} .
shepherd plaid trimmed with narrow '1 Odd but “MC“ is easily explained the atmosphere of the entire globe.
So serious is the interruption off
£1.
black V' lV'et hand 5 and unspotted er- in 17 33 "conned the 81‘9“”! "01‘
mmh k'II‘he osenilouube 1121; very (deep canlc catastrophe of which history the sun 5 rays in a cause of this klndl
arm 0 ‘3 an ma' c l'
‘ e ortene ° has record. The mountains calledEnnd so an,“ the diminution of thel
omitted \ledium size requires A
Ends lsinch material with 10 ”MN ssamaVama. on the main d of amount of heat delivered upon the,
of ribbon. Japan WOW up For 3'93"! at'l"""‘earth that any long- continued series
Tillac'k'r‘glvefistufedkfii; #:1516ng ward the atmosphere all over the .ot volcanic outbursts of first class
1110 e s r s 1: 1 11 1'3 .
in flew,“ el'tect, the collar and “"11 “ii-r foggy” ‘llh the dust importance might radically alter curl
threw to a height of at least fifty climate—quite possibly. if they kept!
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«offs being of fur. Worn with the ‘
costume is a black Velvet bat trim- Emiles .pu long enough. introducing us toE
l
Ié‘iidygfifig igfl'nciierfiglgiilze requires hBenjamin Franklin. describing the a new a“, of ice. . 1
First Model: Pictorial Review 003- p enomenon, wrote There was 8‘ E
tume No. 7921. Sizes. 34 to 44 inches fog all 0"" Europe and North Am- For extraoid'inau heroism in action'
'bust. Price. 25 cents. EEI‘lLlC .11 was or a permanent na-_ neaz Somme-RV: F1ance.during‘theE
Second Model: Costume No. 7978. :ture and drV'. Rave of the syn pass- eaily part of October. PriVatc Roy L.
Sizes. 34 to 44 inches bust. Price, 25 If“: through it were so fan" that P Goading of “est Haven has been
cents. t _
- lVV'hen collected in- the focus of a decorated I t
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Cine- m’ with w. a. Cor-cu.
h «upmmfimscmmcmmm
Goon-Hon below. and sin the hem fi-iohinc couch to the
'W
Eolero, Bandeau: and Surplice patterns, in filmy lace effects over 11-1
not! “line; also delicate batistes, daintil-y trimmed wigh lace and embnm
cries; maki
bumifien.
W.B
inner—reduce one to
O Wnnzcu'rm Baas... Inc.
iCicero seems to forget how dark movie theatres are!
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"‘1‘1‘5 EVENING
."3
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111’?" IRED MEN and WOMEN'
" 'leeL old before their time, "
ail: languid. have no energy and
——these are often sufl'eren l
Whoa 1:.
ed or disease-(II kidneys are
nymbhionlea. alw'fiau rc.,l ncryoul
odio‘woeu of Inkin and p1: {linen
Solute. owe muscled.
MW».
[Do you REMEMBER
/‘\$w1~eu we weee ENGAGED-
THE Vogue Fetus or .
TODRV THINK TN
1 EV’RE RWFUL
A WISE Bu‘r THERE QR:
F‘- FEw ‘Tmués Tum" Tury
DON’T KNOW!
How we USED To $11- in
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TutMD DOWN Low,
{YER PEG‘JtRLD
FWD I Hi 51:01:45
to n MOVI: E.
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THE BEST Tana».
Do 15 130 To A
PiCTURE snow!
THERe‘s NO
Rmuce 111.1714;
WORLD any
Ap‘fnu. 3:
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“CASAQUE” 31.01151: 3 '1
That
simply wild about.
many other
equally new and interest-
ing designs.
' The Summer Fashion Book
I; Now on Solo
James Donnell y
1T0 lead ml‘ to lI‘lo‘ 111v
And 80 twill In imm 111.1
EOld BarlchoIn .md l
i For one Wholi “1 vi. I‘ I;
then I'll say
—~-(.‘ha1'les E. .
cal Journal.
\‘V’ben sweeper
come soft from lung 1'
:sweep up lint as 11.1!
:put a little common
'amd it {rill he like new.
' any brush can
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T’IE I‘IAM"\H I It ..I\ll
[Allin-o! AM. V uurl'
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icmcll
T-Le no: MM 1-
‘; snoring...
nee-me (ow-lit pukefior—fi
n; Hassles-es oecond only to V5". B. Corsets as 11111:.
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR “I: B. FORMU BRASSll‘lVl r.
w B. "UFORM Co “for slender :1: 11
low- -priud cm 1!
EDUSO Corsett. for stnrl
v'e inches and you look ten to twenty pound.» lightt'l.
C‘HlCACO!‘
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'h-priced qualities
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