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Evening sentinel, Monday, June 23, 1919 · page 10

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Helpful ~ Hints

Goldonglow Salad. Salad Dressings.

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' lad dressill" “‘lllcll is
«81: bard-bellied eggs. 2 cups cold! A simple 3“ s . ' ,
W‘floe 1 ”1.88.119“, of lettuce 1 particularly nice with sliced or atcedflnto swoaters. In some 0f the HEVGSM

*myonnaise or boiled dressmg, 1 cucumbers. is made by whipping hall,oues silver threads are entwined with;

Wu ealt. 1-3 teaspoon pepper. a cup of thick sour cream until stimlthe worsted. One such sweater is.-
me the bowl with ”W. large outer with an egg beater, season with salt'iflde green W001 and 5“"??-

‘ ‘ ‘ , ' nwork are E

hm at letture; cover with the cold- and pepper and add gradually ”"99. It is knitted in an ope 1"

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Wed rice. dust with salt and pepper: tablespoonfuls 0‘ lemon juice or "'ne‘ls'iwh with a band knitted in plainl
2th the yolk‘s over the top of rice: gar.

'; stitch around the botom of the,
I.“ the whites of the eggs line and To 'sweater. he collar and ends. tom!
vrflnoo around the edge of yolks. The

make delicious cabbage salad”
boat the yolks oi tin-cc ezgs and afaro knitted of the green silk without
‘ ’Wonnaise- or boiled dressing is plac-
tuéd overlap In small molds with a ten-
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Novelty in Knitted Sweater. 2
Metal tissue has found its way even;

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fourth of a cup of sugar until light.,the thread Of silver. ‘

add two teaspoonl‘uls of flour, one tea-l AS the mesh Hf this SVOMEI' is very
spoonful of salt, one~fourth teaspoon.0m’n a lining Of China sllk, 3‘90 in
of pepper and half a cup of vinegar of green is added.
medium strength.

Cook in a double boiler for Several Buttonod Boots.

minutes until ti"r'r. stirring constant. Excedingly good style are now but-
ly: add a. tablespoon Ol nutter, stir 'un- toned walking boots in black patent
til blended and cool. then mix in leather, with tops of black all: bro-i
lightly one 0‘19““ Of thick sou!” caded material. The toes of these
cream, either whipped or plain. (Thop’boots are long and very, very slender.
a medium slzod head of cabbage, add. _ Butlonod boots are coming back last
a. cup full of celery rcut into dice and as the Standard of correctness in
a teaSDoonl'ul of salt. then mix withistreet footwear and women love thesel
the Salad dressing and chill. [pretty boots because of the graceful

 

 

Crullers.
“one are quickly made and do not.
ink lat. Heat an egg and half a
_m of‘sugur until light. add one-
M ll‘ll.’l;‘l on cinnamon or nutmeg.
-"-mo—hal5 cup .-‘ ur cream, one-halt lea—
, " 'znpoon soda and two and a hair cups
M Then add more flour, if needed.
. "'10 make just. stiff enough to roll out
«done—fourth inch in thickness, shape
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moron. Am.
Pcrlnno the most remarkable loo-
tnre or thin (rock In plaid corn la la

mart simplicity. Tho straight skin .

is gathered at tho waist and bound
with silk braid at the lower odgo. tho
usual hem being omitted. Braid also

' trims the Jacket and collar of white

satin. A wldo bolt 0! commando! in
worn. Medium slu- requires 4 yard.
«olnch serge. '

Pictorial Review Jacket No. 7800.
Sites. 34 to 4: Inches bust. P1160. 25
cents. Skirt No. 7657. Sizes. 24 to
32 inches waist. Price, 20 onto.

 

 

' 3"‘t and drain on brown paper. Dust As in batters, sour cream'ls com- lines they give an instep and ankle. l
- "h powdered sugar fur serving. ,bined with bicarbonate of soda. The , l

r . .cream that is used must be sulllclent-i Afternoon Organolo Frock. l

-" ' Cold 33"“! Bean Sandwich. 23; soured to neutralize the alkali. I A \er)‘ pretty nlternoon track “85’
1‘. cup or more or (‘Oltl beans. 11' you 3 of cloud blue orgnndle. The skirt and

Corn Bread.

This is particularly choice when
made with sour cream. Mix and stir
together one and onehalf cupluls of,
corn meal, lone-half cup of flour. one‘
teaspoonful of salt. one leaspoonful
of sugar and one-half tcaspoonful of

flu: bodice was trimmed with narrow:

" Infill needs removed; lune pulp if you
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bands of pleat-edged organdle in

4. it smooth out. with the

, fauna; Salt, pepper Ema butter to

.2, "21”.?

' 5:. »~ Some of the pork baked with the
’m inay be used in place of butter.

 

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;overtnnic hung in deep tucks, while 3pm". Hay. unis". v...“ {0 be

Uood In Salvage.
The first of a new type of "mystery

whim There were wide three-quarterfsmp" for the British .dmtrauy has
lenxztil sleeves and a short shawl col Qbeen
nin’ch is always becoming. The! Brighton.
ln-nt \ms trimmed with tiny ball but-‘ahips" built during the war, the new

Unlike the "mystery

. ‘3' W in usual manner with mmly soda. Beat. an egg, add a cupfut of ”1.35 L3,] 10095. lvessels are not intended (or destruc-
authend Makes a fine “mm for U" thick sour cream and pour gradually" “‘fi é‘mn' but 10" salvaging merchant "93‘

. .MHY- into the dry ingredients. , Dotted Swiss Frocks. .sels sunk by German submarines
Beat thoroughly_ add (old water or a Un- shop making a speciaT'y of around the coaot. 0‘ ”‘9 Unlted.Klng-

Corn Meal Muffins.

One cup flour, 3-4 cup corn meal, 1”!
" ‘ _ baiting p0“‘llrxl‘.
rfij~mon salt, 1.532;, 1 scant cup
3 1113;?! pounds or melted butter or
-flrlppings. Mix. wuoltiing Io gcumul
', frnle of mixing. ("laughs and bath-ls.
7 The greased £3th pans, or a shallow.
Md pan.

BV WAY OF DIVERSION.
In the crowded street, car all cywsl
"were turns-d on a man seated in a
corner attired in a gorgeous fur cunt

“an.“ a“; dresses is showing oalnly
mull': in dotted Swiss in blue and
.-.-‘m' pink and white, and all the light
i'ulul‘n. These (rocks are Inado' with
‘llle modified Camargo nkirt, have col‘
Jam and cuffs of lino lawn or allover
‘. and are belted with rib-

llttle more cream, if necessary, to thin
the mixture slightly. l‘u ll" lulu a'l'n?
well butetred pan and balm". ..

lo thirty ”minutes.w in 3 mm? .3:.
Bake in germ puns for mail‘m'

 

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When the Cream Has Sourcd.

A .very trying: annoyunsc is to l'm‘l'
that the jar of (:l't'uill. inhndvd in 1
chance for a delicious tit. -r
come hopelcaly .0111.
ways he utilizsd

In any of thr- mb <

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;_ has 1,... Roll Collar Well Fitting.

1. ran .11.: One of tho" smartest of the handker.
icllief llnrn \Vuisls has a collar which
rolls sufficiently at. the back to ll! suc-
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Six ships of the new type are
u in» built. each at n cost of nearly
.w-Uwfi pounds.

The mirage ships present the ap-

pPal'ullt‘e of a series 0t towers with
a broad foundation shaped
ship. The :uwcrs rest on each other The missionary role a hint, ”5 to the
Lillie widening tracks
‘ mlnlshes in size to the top one. which 03 his return home. “1"?“ his “3333‘“
{3 more than 100 (9.4 above the base. suffers more in a brief trip than in re
the); tower l8 mnde up of numerous peeled journey-lugs in the Orient.
hollow blocks of concrete curbed mnnds this typical of a detect in the
TheyZnntional economy win rcby one works
have watertight doors by which thelfor hours to repair damage caused by

like a

and each dl-

internnl pressure.

completed at Southwlch. near.

In All WOMEN
‘WHMRE ill

This Woman Recommends
Lydia E. Pinkham’o Vege-
table. Compound—Her

. Per-solid Expene’ nee. .

McLean. Neb.——“l want to recom-
mend Lydia E. Pinkham‘c \‘egetzbln
.Compound to all
women who suffer
from any functional
(lrsturbnncm no it
has done me more
good than all the

 

Since takin it; I
have a fine fienlthy
baby 'rl and have
gain in health and
strength. My has.
phand and I both
__ praise your med-
. xcmc to all ruffering
women 5-3111”!an Korrunms, R.
' No. 1, McLean, Nebraska.

i This famous root and be
> Lydia E. Pmkhom‘s Vegetable Com-
lpound, been restoring women of
' America to health for more than forty
yearn and it will well poy any woman
who mfl'cn from displacements. in-
flnmmnlion, ulceration, irregularities,

 

 

 

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' This is the new

“CASAQUE” BLOUSE ’5

That smart women
simply wild about.

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It features the new Cowl
Collar and Narrow String
Belt.

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PlCTORlAL REVIEW
PATTERNS
JUNE

There are many other
equally new and interest-
ing designs.

Thcrsummer Fashion Book

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buckncllc. headaches, nervousness or
“tho blues" to give this successful
remedy n trial.

For opccul’ .ouggcstiom in rd to l
vonr ailment. write Lydia E. mklum
llcdicinc Co., Lynn, Kim. The result '
onto lobgcxpcncncc is ntyouroervioe.

Alter Baby’s Both

. 10,000 nunco will all you um
keeps the skin so free iron: m n ,

Sykes Comfort Powder,

lto cairnordinuy healing and nothing 1’
power in aotictuHc on first application. l
25: It the Vinci and other drug store.
The Comfort Powder (50., Boston, Mass.

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A8 FAR EAST SEES WEST.

in Orient.
\\'hat is the significance for the
west of the civilization 0! 2hr far east?

answer of this question immcdfately

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g." “I ' W“, l ' ‘n - u , \ ~ ‘ ; ,~ fv) ,. ' - -, .-,. v- ~ I Céfisllllly .
. .‘nd kmg 9‘ “ pom) m u“ m‘” u "‘ ”,P‘m‘ “1‘“‘1' ‘ ‘ ' “’1‘“ “, blocks can be filled with water andthe haste of another. Because of the
‘10 him, a perfect stranger. With the lllixfllh z:‘ 31...? ,.a.‘ “fur-1nd coals Mid sweaters. “8 “10de 131ml _ . _ -. ,
. . ' .. . pumps to replace the water with air care and patience “hlch they besto“
He was apparently in wry affluent sour (.‘lultlll mm ,. v..: with hil'l (‘Ollar are embrotdered with blue l ~ ~
_ . _ - . _ Having no motive of power of their upon their use, onentals get long ser-
dzuums‘tames and “man: .3 people to ‘acylleht 1-93“; 3.. . ._ W‘- mercenzcd cotton in a long and short . . .
’F-- - . ' ’ a . - .0“). the Ships In to be towed lnp'lce out of utensil. so flimsy that Am»
. take note on th» -..ct. {erred by. some. Aampler stitch. , . _ g .
"Iea. sir' lu- mill lnurvv "1 “ g main in Where awsunken anl‘Challl‘191‘lH‘ns could scarcely make shift to,
"~' - .- . ." ‘ as - - . . man has hf‘en louted. On a Palm 'uHc tium at all. in cultured circles
_. flux-mg a, t.".l‘.\'(-z':hllfll .ut.;r lunch the Drop c ,j. g: Exqumtte Silk Netn. '
« ‘.- . . . . day the '10”le Concrete MOORE will the humility ol the far east reaches,
other day Lilli ll.-.: [tun-:- ul‘ \ln...-s (nu-hm (-.n.-.j~,~.;;' ( liumlembroulcred stlk nets are . , . . . .
£9614 . . p n in the hi-Ih rude frocks now be filled with water and the ships v‘mjts perfection m a \91‘)‘ line simplicity,‘
“Ladies 1rd g 'll'l» a 'm“ H mm ”mm m“ (y 'A f l el on: ”$9 market for sum be sunk on em)" aide 0' the wreck. writes Earl Heme“ cmssy in Am“:
_. . . ~ 1 1‘1". . «. ' HI" - .r... . ,. ‘- .:-, 1'1? . t . '
1 m]; t w l- .. . . z . . . " . ”“0 (““ "n "1‘ p“ . “he" Will “It!” them tightly ‘0 Magazine. The recent coronation cerc-a
. e s. (..l ml 0.1: .u. .lan l..r_ .-.) 50“.”; in “1.3-...“ ,--,- r'uy1p_ .m: wear. \\ hile these are too high
‘1” just. boarded q” “PM“ my and . ,. .' .. ,‘ ‘ l ’I 'nice for the average puma no the wreck. The water then will be monies in Jim ”Nb. disappointed!
mm c I”) “L ”1' ‘ ' ' ’ t ' ‘ pumped from “19 blocks and ”‘9 90‘“ many or the forelgneat who had travd—

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

T-‘he fur-coated man tendon ll :1 line
‘ “1“ ”Stet-can! for ill-J ‘Jllitllitl'. t ‘(Llu
finction '

«inc-imil‘ cup doll '. 2. . .. -
half teasilOon \alf‘la my] 12's.: (llnl a

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half cupfuh flour. Drop 1“ Frontliuls

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The inspcczor scrutinize; i' (-are- . - -
J one Inch uphl‘l . n a ‘ alter... 4.va
any for a. moment, and lbrll, hand- and h. k; "n .. , x . . x
. . .. ..x ‘ . rl Annual-.7 ~:‘\c ‘,
It: it been. Observed: . _ ‘
“I’m sorry, sir; but We ~ 9

don't go . . ._ ._ ..
where near there.“ 3 ThE ”'”""”“

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7 eat “here. lnquu‘ed the owner The son of the farm; ll"!‘.1"
. . .. , v ., . - ~
. the gorgeon‘s'coat .ale. ‘on his film, images “1'1
, . . - .. .q .. ~ ' . . .. .
.. , “Near £111.12, the pdanll (lions, attained to me Lush”) ,v, ,.,,,. 3., m...

.luub: machine-embroidered nets and
1accs will soon follow this style lead
vml become very fashionable.

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"Thoughts are things."

see them as they fly hither and 1

lhllht‘l‘ at their work. but neither doicgve inaccessible, save
thB;The temple is carved out of the col . ,_ _
rock. partly by nature and partly by finds this characteristic immeasurably

we see the disease germs of

street and those that are inhaled lni

9

er ships. it is expected, will
. bringing the wreck to the sunlce.

ms the reply. "Ynlll’l’c shown me fine grct
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He and his miller were dis-, shop and car. The irritable, gloomy,
,msslng arrairs of in.» day, and final-.mond, the discontent and pessimism
Ily the boy remarked: ‘ that stealaway courage and hope, are

“Sag/goth, 1 hope; cm as things that we can no more

 

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RELICS OF A PAST RACE.
The great ceremonial cave of Klva,

iwhere the people's councils evidently
We do not,nssembled, is located two-thirds

of
be way up the side of cult. in n
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...=’-w,.__._~... _.__.-_ V,3‘011 (1’)." 'a contagious illness ll'we carry .
W l "l'll g,» you one ”wa‘er. my lloy."‘am(mg our fellows. Pretfulnesslhomes.
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;eled far to behold pomp and pigeon-i
itry. lnseparably bound with all of
‘this is the leisuroiiness of the Orient.
It is true that the indefatigable work-l
9er, the Chinese, seems always to be:
dolng something. but there to no’
speeding up and he is never in a’
hurry. \ The oriental simply refuses‘
to rush, and although the missionary

hand. Little ,3 known about the for- ‘ lrksome at first, it later leads him to
sotten people that once lived in this .Wflderab‘m .
beautiful retreat in New Mexico, alflcomment 011 the “1‘18““! from “‘9'
keep, though many of the symbols of a oriental point of view is the remark ct

thong-ht. The classic

you are ill l.ll|.)\\’ mun: than'wholly to ourselves than we can keep; race, that was, are vlsible in the in! member of a Japanese delegation,
it: terlors of the recently discovered transferred from a local to an express,

in the subway in the course of being
shown about New “York. Inquiring the

—-Scntinol “’nnt, Advertisements arclmmn for the change, the party was

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Sophie must have been making it hot for Cicero lately!

I‘L'm 1"“ do “0“" l to” through “‘9 entice family—Em!!!“ to bring the boot remit! Ohm-linlormedthal htree minutes Wcz‘etllusi
' {save-d. It is reported that on emerg-
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ing at their destination the leader of troublesome and um i: .. .at- \nll. Mil»
the delegates turns-dado their guides to one who is .mucmnuul to tl-m

and blandly lnquqired, "Now that we
have saved threwinutes, what shall
we do with them?" This is a point‘
the West might well ponder.

During his furlough at home the'

”NY add to the :lmon'i'h- ..f ..-. 1-,]
intercourse and mum.
many commonpiacr ()i'l hum). . -‘

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MAKlNG FRIENDS.

missionary more than once ft"l.< thl if our would haw “riv-nv‘s u». v a t.
lack of the courtesy for whirl) tho lar’prow :1 l'rit'rld. We cur-v Ill: 3
east is famed. He is accu~trnrd ‘It'grnuvhy part. and l‘amutllig. Hutu-~94
the Orient to seeing students zisl- and others around us. \Vl'ai: \. r i ".s
bow at the beginning: of 2hr rcc?‘:- sr-nt us or (knit-d us in 1‘.» u.v vi
lion, and he feels ill or also vb": no good looks docsn‘t manrr. m
'one at the Occidcntni uan'l‘Trllt, :n‘m': could be happy and hvlp sniii' . '0
name of the entrance of the l‘i‘1".’l"".".“. for? likewise. we mu‘st put «Mr “1 re
and the opening sentrnce of «hr ‘u .,‘:..v.l(—kl:round occasionally and simi- 'n
lure cuts across a buzz or (“‘y‘lvl‘i‘fii “.21? Famv- um that \w wart w «a
‘llon. In making a call he is n". s- 2- lur :‘t’f- ihl.».\‘v\\' York Eur. T-‘w—

dom shown out into lltf‘ ‘ r“ t.‘.‘ v". on.

apartment at parting and
find his own way out or t'u- ‘ ;:Tll‘.1‘

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TASTE.

The first time this 3331134 '1: if ‘ T“""' ”t " 7’“ "" ' “
not help flccling a ism..- um. ,. .- 1.. “Wu '*”l‘."‘-wr~""‘-" ‘ ..
. ‘ _ , .. v .- ,..l v - 1.

recalls how some (‘h‘nvrc 'l““l‘~“, 'r"”"“” ~“-““ " ‘ I
r, 4 ,... .. .\. nablcno-ss. ,-. w luv ' J-

carted him clear to tlw ~‘r

some official had ”3* :tr n,“ ““7”" "‘ M“ "‘l " ‘ “
the “yamcn” ollrncd zaml lug? .7 ‘5 0 “‘~‘ " 931:7 4"" 1’" “ " "‘
1 vv . ix v ‘l""."~tli“. 0 i‘ ""i " r "y‘ ‘

out with all
things lal-lt‘ iiilit‘. I“! ‘3.

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m m-llncl-—r..'..l t‘ y . :.:l finid: all but that the cor!“
below. and give 15:- nc:eonnry finishing touch In tho

Worn-Fumble.”

Bolero, Bandeau: and Surf‘llrn’pntfc'ns, in filmy lan’f‘ t
and satin; also delicate batistes, damnly ll’lmlncd “ugh lav-e and e'

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