Helpful Hints
Fashion Pointsgi
‘DuilyFuslIion 111111
Peanut Butter Fudge.
33'» cups granulated sugar, 1.2 cup:
as: 1.1....
Put sugar. salt and milk in a sauce-
Mer the fire and s1“- until it he-
#110 boil. W'hen it reati.es the sort.
Inge add the peanut butter and
3. It. and beat until creamy.
m it, add tablespoonfuts of
'Mmullow creme and beat. this in.
m is not necessary. but. the marsh-
m creme improves the fudge.
11 into a. buttered pan as quickly as
le. as i: hardens very easily.
Vitlto squares.
n
3 1 ,, Puree of Peas.
-, €3,3lloolt a 1:". of good quality peas in
m own 11-11“ 112”] they are. quite
filo“. Salt :1 llTill'. Press the pulp
'tln'ough a fine >114.» and season with
570 little bum—1- paprika, a scrap of
'.~"' ed nutmeg and a spoonful of
"Imam. W'hlp all tom-ther with a sil-
8
' "epoch and fill petty cases that you
"‘6 been warming in the oven. Add
‘mall square of thin bacon to the
L" '1 of tach patty as a garnish and put
3___ L'th'croren again until the bacon is
M rut-right. Dellcioux with slices of
:" "~er boiled lamb and :1 little jelly of
our bill.
11" ~«—
j _ .'..'°l'.a Lunch Appetizer.
Tlnylngers of toast. bread trim-
*ng line from cru‘st. Toss a few
_--.1n11 Girdines in the spider with their
w!!! all and when hot remove to the
Iiulc butter rubbed with minced par 5-
I'T'ley. Place in the oven :1 second for
V‘ 'Jhe butter to warm and send to the
table with a. lemon slice. dressing me
My: each sardine.
Codfish Chips.
, Flake cold boiled codfish and dip in
' ”beaten egg and water and lay in in-
'flhn meal. The flakes should be fair-
ih large—an inch square. Place a
rapid! at a. time in a wire basket and
immense in hor lard in a minute
'they will be a delightful brown. Serve
‘ with thick mayonnaise filled with fine-
‘J‘yehopped dill pickle and some capers.
”GIRLS PLEDGED NOT
TO MARRY FOR 2 YEARS
., REWARK. N. J.. June firth—Five
. “filmed young women between the
, of [Wenty and thirty years,
‘ Meats of the New Jcisey State
‘3 w schools. in this city. and
fitclair. will not marry for the
not two years. They signed the
pledge yesteday at the request of
the State Board of Education, which
hat they should devote at
t time to work in the
.1-
mg they received without charge.
Duly tWenty refused to guarantee
Hit they would remain single even
that period. All
.1011"?le he graduated from
‘ m school. signed to remain
We, and 105 of the Montclair
mates also agreed.
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ry Before You Pay >
NE. the great discovery
. ASTHMA, HAY FEVER.
’fONCHII‘lS and CATARRH has
oduced wonderful results with
d: of the most stubbor-
have eXperlmented with
treatments and have failed
lot be discouraged, but try at.
{expense this truly meritorious
1 .. _
1 right now for a free trial
Address
you forget. it.
” 1 pinch salt, 4 teaspoonfuls pca- 3
I
”If until it is well mixed Tali“ from 3
\Vhlle
a. return for the train-'
the young wo-Z -
the':
,schools on June 27. The en-4
{graduating class of 400, at the!
Remedy sagging cane seats- by
«dubbing with bozling hot suds. Set
11 sun.
9 Custards can he ru'ectenedl with
1corn syrup if it is desiiable to
sugar.
Leftover chocol
making :1 Bavarian cream.
A few marshmallows stined
fudge when heating will make it rich-.3
er and creamier.
\‘ary mayonnaise by adding vine
whipped cream, powdered coriander3
seed. chervil or onion juice.
.Eggs may be dipped in melted suet
and packed in salt with the small and
dgw nnard 111 ' “(serve them.
Curry sauce is made 11y adding one
traspoonful of entry powder and one
of onion juice to drawn butter.
Using imperfect sewing machine
needles is poor economy. Keep a go
supply of new ones on hand.
To clean linén shades lay them flat-
and rub with powdered bath brim. 3
if the bread is not quite as light as
it should be try using a little more
yeast. ‘
Mignonette in window bore. will
help prevent flies from entering the
house.
Equal parts of linseed oil and vine
gar nightly applied will remme ink ”NY
from wood. 1 Tlr .
\Vork done with a rhythmical mm”
swing means work done with an ab-
ence of worry.
Large white canned cherries piled
in nests made of little pastry sticks
.1re novel desert.
3ycar.
'-3top
0d was tried by
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Coat belts when used are narrow.
Cheiry red combined with white ts
a favOrite sports suit combination.
Butterfly and winged
sme monument in imported coats.
' Pongee suits are prominent among
are can 139 usetul in summer suit offerings. some embrom-3
{cred with black fllet braid, other: aim-3'
m3O3 plv tailored.
Another summer suit which may be
worn either side is white Georgette3
gar.‘ faced with a navy and white checked
Georgette.
Double furs in foxes are smart The;
small neckpleces are said to be selling!
in the moderately priced as well u thel
expensive numbers.
Among the new fun; featured us;
dyed nutrlu and otter and u ringtnll. l
substitutes for Hudson seal ure seal;
d'y ed and clipped. beside seal'ene tbut3
u number of houses lust
Soft white laces embroidered In on.
Iver are favored for evening wear.
The latest coat is u combination of:,
a tight scant skirt and a full,‘looce3'
l-or effectlv cues: to u string of grad
pated pearls worn with u simple fmcx.
3! Rattan and kimono sleeevs uppeur3 PIANO MAKING TAUGHT
on! mats as often as the set in vu-l
continued slim
sleeves are
l
A van 01110 W
Expressing the utmost cute is this
costume with pone! bodice in velvet
uud uccordlou platted shirt in min.
Button- of calf-mutual trim either
, side of the bodice. the collur und
cuffo being of fur. Medium size ro-
l outre- :15 yurdc 404111111 satin and 3
yurds “Inch velvet.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 8037.
Blue. 34 to 42 inches bust. Price. 25
cents.
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IN GOVERNMENT PAMPHLET
i “'ASHINGTON. D. L‘. June :0.——-ln
silhouette line with its plan to suggest methods
that collars will be small but:und give expert .d‘ ice to industry In
exquisite.
1 Marine collars made their appear-‘of workers. the United States Train-3i
anr-o on many tricotine suits early in log Service of the department of 1..3TESTIFIE8 HE SAW ARMY
the .c- man.
i". ck. brown
and
lregard to apprenticeship and trulniug3
bar is about to issue 11 pamphlet on
.Sih‘f‘r embrold-: training methods in piuno industry.
It is said that one nasturtlum ”Pd my ate charmingly [3504‘ 1111 l1mCK3 The refinement of this industry nec-
11ut into each hill. of cucumber seed ”Ii" «oats. "mum" ‘ somewhat long" period 0'
vhat 3.3,“ plant will keep them from ilvl r11 tailored suits are bemc learning than some other lines of
Ask“: 1 er and promise u close run to “1.11;, but by followint: a definite sys-
beinc destroyed by bugs.
011140111 on kitchen 1511111: 11} 111-11. 1.1
can he made to last ldnger if 1-. pad-
ding of soft paper is placed under it.
The life of oilcloth can almost be
doubled when this is done.
Are you afraid that new lavender
cotton or nilcn waist may fade? Fix
the color .by 5911111171,: in a pail of watt-r
with :1 teaspoonful of sugar of lead.
To make a light sponge take
'me cupful of flour. one cupfu'f of
sugar. two eggs. Mix flour and sugar
well together: then add the cage, well
beaten. lleat all together and bake in
navy
01'"?
Many
almost
other,
031‘}. 83”“ (‘
The top half will burn down and fuse
with the lower half. burning clear
through.
The addition to the Samuel Roodnrr
‘building on East \Vashington street is
nearing completion. ;
IT IS ALL GONE NOW
F——'
Samuel L. Kramer Box 95, Seller.=
ville. Pa.,w1itcs: “I had kidney troub‘ei
3 for two years and had a terrible back-
' chest.
1; 1che. That is all gone now after using;
; Foley kidney Pills and feel well again."l
:When the kidneys are orerwoflted.‘
; weak or diseased, the waste matter re-f
imains in the system and causes pains
in side or back, rheumatism, lumhago,
stiff Joints, sore muscles, backflche.
Foley Kidney Pills get results quickly
and are tonic in their healing andl
ioothing efect.
3 Events
Good for bladder tron-T
i;
ape.
A black moire
a tinge of
brunettes.
blue.
Mignnnette green is a coming fut-
shade for sports suits.
times Combined with ClU'Oll.
the latest waistcoat: are
with
blouses .and the coat
them ls newr removed.
Monkey fur and fringe. one over the
an edging used on a black
tonplexion should be considered first.
Gray that has a hint of blue in It b1
the gray for blondes, while that with
the grey Mr
pink is
Cedar Chest Substitute.
Newspapers lining an ordinary box
make a good substitute for u ccdur
Over the layer of newspapers!
lay little pieces of cedar cigar boxes. l
BRIDGE IN GREENS FARMS
Mrs. E. T. Bedford of Greene Farms; M, WI WV.—
will open her beautiful summer home!
for a. bridge whist Thursday afternoon. I
June 26. for the benefit of the Currenti3
There will;
club of Southport.
attendance 1% anticipated
:be fifty tables for playing and a largo3 P‘
l . .I ' I Is
-—Try a Sentinel Want Advertise-i
some
suit seen recently,
had its Tuxedo collar composed of tiny
ruffles matching the cuffs and bottoms
or jacket and skirt proper.
“tom of upgrading present employees
and uninintnew workers. to plucc of
the old methods. it ht believer. tnut
the quality of output will be greatly {ring that he personally
improved
investigation in representative fuc-
itories of ouch general class—high
grade. medium and commercial—has
enabled the training service to incor-
porate all the best theory and pruct31ce
found, and to work out a thorough
training guide to help the instructors
in this industry impart their knowl-
edge in the most orderly and effective
increased skill
ing of the right sort.
that this latest
(‘Olflll l V.
one u ho proved its value.
59" ark.
two }' ears.
Kutv, 470 50:1“: 11th Shoe.
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3a hot oven about fifteen minuteu. Directorie cutaways some With way possible.
Candle ends can be made to do fur. swallowtail “(1353 are being worn by Manufucturers in the piuno indus-
thcr duty by paring off the ends of two smartly dregged women. with full trv. like those In other lndllfllrlt': are 1
short pieces perfectly smooth and “333,330,396 mannish waistcoat's. anticipating keen foreign compelimm
even until the tip of the wif-k c-n ha 'in the next few years; they are conti-
seen in each. llcat tho-<0 two 111201,:l1 When chooeing Grays. 1 dent of holding the leudeiship and set-
11nds and stick them firmly together. ' “’ben one is selecting NY. the ting new utundurdc of value with the ‘70"
GOODS WANTONLY BURNED}
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wssmxorox, 11c, June 211—1
Congressional investigation of wur~
time expenditures of the War Dcpuru
ment was opened yesterday with Ser-
geant 'L‘burles B. Malcolm of Com—
puny 1.. twenty- third Engineer who
has just returned from France. testi-
hnd seen;
large quantities of government prop-
erty. both old and new. wuntonly ue—3
stroycd by fire. "The only apparent,
explanation for burning this prop
c-,r1y " declared Malcolm. ‘wus the sal-
vage emcer did not care to son U193
equipment. 1
In concluding his testimony )ful-3
colm presented a copy of the report‘
which he said was addressed by him!
and four privates of his squad to Cup-‘3
1.11:1 (flat-k, ”1.1111 said in pun. !
"l‘uring the last week, from Murch‘
24 to March 28 Private Charlts W. 3
Sevmour, haung had charge or road
it at tihs point. has seen from nvci
and capacity given to ten trucks each by back into tbei
wrokers by apprenticeship and train- Fdxc Of the fire at this point. and the‘
it is predicted goods with which
publlcutlou of the thrown into the are The other men
they were loaded 3
ttruining service will be regurdcu u u (Privates Thomas 0.1011111“, L. A.
waluuble and fundamental contribution Neulund and W. T. (larder) have wit-
.to the piano industry.
' free distribution.
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g.
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Wham-Motow-
fivgdouotrcuorttovio-
wallet-mutated»
BQQClldlllS
it will be for nested ut- vur\
louc times this whole-
1.19 destruction of property. This de-
struction by' fire has been going on forl
about u month.
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To ACQUME BETHLEHEM
MOTORS.
Anewcompunyictobcorgunlxed‘
under the laws of Dcluwure with an
authorized capital of 130 000 shares of
no par vulue to ucqutre all at the in-
sucs of outstanding stock of the Beth- I
lehem Motors Corporation. of Allcuoi
town. PL. und the ‘North American
Motor: Company. of Pottutown. Pa.
The officers of the new company are
Arthur 1‘. Murray. president; D. G.
Dory, vice-president; S. C. Pouch;
vice-president: H. B. Hull vice—presi-
dent; Martin E. Keum, treasurer, and l
stand 11nd but headaches etery duv.
.NO DYNAMITE BOXES l
WOMEN
Reouihss HEALTH
FOR
AND STRENGTH
“11011 W: 5: there cwr a time when women were doing so much for Ill:’.lll\ll: 1i _.
when \1 .u ti .9 health and :11‘1.-11gtl1 of our “omen more vital to thcx
\\ 1- 01111 safely HXV Never.
patriotism is beautiful lncyumd words of description.
to help 111 it cannot. because she 1:; oppressed by :ome feminine disorder. To «111 ii “-1 1
1m 1111 with utmost (ot. fidcncc our sum-055ml old remedy and insert follouing .1 l1 :11 1 2.1 '-
(‘T‘ t\‘\l1'111".
Their sacrifices their i11d11~trv,th1-11 m. 11 1 ., ‘ 1
lint “hat of the pm) (1111 “l 1. 1.- -
\J. — ‘ For ubout three year-n3 I rammed from nervous breakdown and got «a wral. l 1‘- l
I tried everytltlnv' I could think of and was under a plvvu . 1.x. '
Agitl friend h.d used Lydia E. Pinhhum' u Vugetuble Compound and she 9-11! 1.11 about 1 l
the tint day I took it I lac-.111 to feel better and now I am well und ub'c
been ft-commcmling Othetmnmgnd even~ 3sim unl gin) you 111) permission to 11111191111111:- l-fter ‘—..: ~
'ewark,
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The reason this famous mo and herb muted y “as so :1 1 -
cousin? 111 Bliss K1- -liy 1. ca.- c\\.1-1l10c:tu~cit “cut lnilw 11 at.
of hcr txoublc, restored her 10111101 11131 healthy condit 11111.
to do most. 311v lnml 1f 111 rl l 1.
GOT GOOD RESULTS
ALLOWED lN NAILS
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1 This hrn: t. dumb: formal ‘ 11
Instructions have been receized at ‘fxozn a woman “ho liar «tiffr'Wi ~" 11
the postofllce here warning against3bc heedrd by all 11171111011 utth ‘- :1-
the ucceptuuce of parkls post nail Achy rl1-‘umatk paina sore rru 1“
matter packed in boxes formerly conguwful tired feeling and other .~,\111,-
mining dynamite or other similar ex» 10111.: of kidnv‘y and bladdvr trout
plosives us such boxes often become3“l have not such 200d results f=~11
impregnated and are dange1ous 3Fol1y Kidm y l‘: ll~ ii at i can 1 up
Oide'rs have also been 1eceived ad» much bt‘tttf' and the 1mm in 111\ 1 .1
\ising more cure in the preparation ofand bid“ 1. a good 11.1 tn‘t- 1-, 7 .1111
boxes sent by registered mail, askinzigoing to lim‘p 1111 taking in. 111 " 4;
that they be sealed with sealing wax Chas Gray. :70 hill 81.. D7111i'..‘\l I:
whenever possible. l—Stillson-Pcmdl 1_‘o1‘p111'-.1‘i1~:1,
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fl 'l‘lmt smart “111111.111 arc
. simply wild about.
i It features the new Cowl
3 Collar and Narrow String
' Belt. /
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