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Mince Meat. 1
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Apples 1 peck chopped raisins. ’ : dried lima beans and the dried corn.
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\ Mcdish Combinations.
One of the modes of the moment is;
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. “55-, suet. Chopped finely. 1 "3. ”N" If the flannpls have shrunk and be- tie curious as;embling o. f different,
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$13] cup. Cinnamon, - tablespoon gcome hard was 1mm m gasoline and ’1) its tor the ia 141 plug 0 one :1r- 3
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nutmeg, “ teaspoons. (10‘9" ‘ tea the) “ill bt restored :0 their former went. _ 3
spoons; brown sugar 15 cup: c0111 xoitness A black satin afternoon frock for in- 3
‘stance has a trimming of soft White;
Angora cloth. and this in turn has.
been thickly beaded with Set. The;
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ethon, c...,pped flne1y.i Try a pinch of ninetard tn the cream
tablespoons. V ' .sauce 'when you cook carrots. onions
{3120p finely. add spice: and 1.1q111d3‘0r cauliflower. it will greatly improve
and cook until thickned. Seal “bile the flavor. .frock shows a crissscross of the bead—3
'7 “at Add 1 cup 0f C 3d" for each pie ‘ Left-over potatoes can be warmed. taxed white Angora forming 3 trimming
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syrup, 8 cups;
14“ 1b.: salt, 2
when mine. a double boiler and they will taste _
Cranberry Jelly like {795“ .COOked.‘ If they have been Sexismlft‘x.h?;ltiers”:tlgbdnear:?:ed1:11:33
Cranberries. 1 quart (measured 7- served plain hm“?! they could .be lanti‘n d' 11] - 1 a th I t f3
111a hcd after b 2112 ithvzated and thus 5 5 1agona 3’ acro-s. e mu 0 '
naps): wate1.1 cup: sugar. 1 cup; afford \ariew‘ the skirt. 3
The sleeves are long and tight and3
ornamented at the wrist with the3
white. fuzzy stud and beads. The neck,3
is high and finished with one of the:
new very high collars made of the'
white material.- one end being left long
like a scarf to throw over one should-3
er. This is finished wig: a long leti
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light corn sytup 1 cup.
Wash the berries: add the Water-
and cook until soft. Rub through
strainer. Add sugar and syrup and
boil gently about ten minutes. until
the mixture is thick and jelly-like. If
, the, skins are not objectionable. the
berries may be well mashed and not
not through a strainer.
“"nen f1yinc ham or bacon eild half
a teaspoonttz. ». ‘ :‘ .up HI the fut
and the meat will fry an even brovcn
tand not look too hard.
If your fingers become stained with
ink. wet the head of a match and rub
the spots. Then wash the fingers
with soap and water and the ink will
, disappear.
' “'hen you are ready to seed the
Sleeve Style. Varied.
, terinl. The sleeves are close-fitting.
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Daily Fad-non uni Hlfifl PRICES SEEN
A8 BLESSINE lfl All
World Could Not Pay Debts
Withoutt "Them
BALTIMORE Julv 9,—1‘hat the
high prices of today are a blessing.
tor “ithout th€m the uorld would not
be able to pay its debts. was the as-
- sertion this afnenoon of Richmd H.
Etlmonds publisher of the Manufac-
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turers' Record at the Weekly lunch-
eon of the Rotary Club.
The subject of M1. Edmonds’ ad-l
dress was reconstruction after the
war. and be compared the conditions”
that existed in the South after the
[Civil War with those now existing mi
Europe.
"Those who try to break down the
present high prices," said Mr. Ed;
monds, “will invite Bolshevism. Thel-
dcmand for labor exceeds the supply.
and in the future the laborer and clerk ;
will get higher pay than they havei
ever had before. The working classes
are going to continue to receive the
high standard of wages set by the
war. This will make higher rates for.
transportation. and in the future raiLE
roads must advance their rates or
there is no hope for them when reliev- =
' mi from Government control.
run In woman!
This riding habit in two nodes of
brown is extremely smart. The Joe»
ket is trimmed with pockets in two
sizes and has a bias belt of nettin-
but roomy enough for comfort new-
inn: site requires 31’ yards 54-inch
material
Pictorial Review Rding Costume '
No. 7067. Sizes. _34 to M incline bust.
Price. 25 cents.
“The rWinning
NO one need ever be disappointed 3:1
the menu if you have a New l’crit-ctitm
011 Cook Stove. For then it llt‘t‘t3 11cm
Bean Pot-rid e Hot.
9 raising cover them with boiling Water
- ‘ fter the beans are parboiled ready
and let them stand for two minutes.
baking, save out ‘2 cups: cut 1 4 P n th 1: t 1 pen the ””5““
;nd salt. k into dice and stew 0‘" ° 9 3 er 0
p0; and the seeds can be removed eXpedi.
The sleeves of tailored frocks vary
from the elbow length and full length
fiarin: tvpe to the severely plain full
dun—«l draped and even puffed sleeves
men; . f which have full pointed frills:
05 3
will improve it.
Before, polishing furniture, clean it
well with a cloth wrung rout of lake
warm water. to which a little vinegar
has been added: This cleanses the
‘wood and a. clean nurt’ace takes on a
mom briuiant polloh. .,
Diesolve a lump of Soda in 331th 1')
stégés and fill prunes with nuts or
cream cheese. Serve on lettuce ivith
1miyonn318e,cooked or French dres-
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list 11111 ionally
‘ti‘t flaring.
three-quarter
Ffimhurg With Rice.
Wash 1 cup at rice. and put it in' o
affiliate add 1 onion. out fine. 1 tea-
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4. :iit back up onto the sleeve.
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man salt and 1 pound hambmg hm “m... and {dd to .95 l) ..;..__. "r3 . ‘ .
nteali; 6 cups boiling water. Stir. no wan“ . n will lirexent mg hnt rm,“ 21"1 Hr 'ulle takes the form of a full nierly was 3mm man-m“, of the war I nder Secretary of State Pram; L.
itwm 30‘ Smk and C00“- SIOWIF about aettllnv in the clothes and 1113.19»- 3‘1'33 "1’ "I" in a full. "tinted trill. labor hoard 1nd .\ir. Dunne was gov- Polk has been Rel-{Pd to go to Paris to
1% hours. them beautifully White. 9w.- lie smartest afternoon and ernm oi‘ lit. 11111.2. Wake Ml”. Lansinf's NH“ but he has
. .z‘r g - have ten short sleeves .- .. . that yet reached a decision. He expects 7
Instead of trusting .o brushin: 1111 ‘ 11 "l . . : ~ \
Salad Dressing. Particles of broken class. wet a wonl- reachin: "”3.‘ half “”3! 10 the elbow. -—Try a belittle] Willi Advertise- to confer With President \Vilsort on L 00K L“]..‘O\ ES
One cup of milk. ‘1 tablespbonful hut-
ler, 2 tablespoonfuls flour, 4 teaspoon
‘tuls salt, pinch of cayenne, 1 egg. 1/;
cup vinegar tscalded and cooled) and
1}th 15 minutes.
'en cloth. lay it on the floor fwhere th»
fragments are and p33 it. The bits "3 used to quite n evtent, however. and!
glass will adhere to the cloth and tie- ”MSW?" “'im 3 tum-back
effectually removed,
\\'ilted flowers can often be revived
if the stems are thrust into hot water
and leftlthere unti‘ the water becomes
is usually
cuff.
Vests Worn With All Suite. ;
The vest is worn with practically;
GOVERNMENT SUES BREWERY CO.
’ y 3 ‘. .‘ a 1,, arm-y type of tailor-made suit shown?
~< PlTTSBURGHfi Pa, July fire—The “"31 The“ cm"? ‘3‘” “a a 3' ‘9 .M season Mm me .t h f m -
C and put the flowers into fresh cold ”~ 1 "3r 5‘" " 0 9;
-g°"ie’nme“t S ‘e 35.31““ ”‘e 5319 0‘ water belted tailored type. the Russ‘ian'
beer containing 2 .- "-4 pet pent alcohol
. was launched hele today when United
_.“3ta.tes Attorney R.. L. Crawford filed
.a suit against the Pittsburg Brewing
# L-tiompany, one the city's largest brew-
--~en'es, in the United States District
tout-t this noon. charging violation of
‘ L’he‘ war-time pt ohibi tion law. Tw el e
v-ufflcials of the company “ere named
.11 {he information.
Immediately following filing of the
wait, United States Judge \X'. H S
”Intimpson, on pleas of the fede1al at-
) orney, issued a Wtit upon the com-
‘ : any to appear in cou1t.Simultane-
mnely he issued Bench warrants fox the
arrest of the twelve Office-is of the
company named in he suit. The
‘otouse type. or is of the open-front.3
‘noxcoat persuasion. 3
Even the suit jacket which is worn3
-‘.o ed in front is fashioned so that it‘
also may be worn open when desired.
.0 that, this type of suit also displays
the vest, even though it does not actu-
ally require one. as do the many open‘
front, box-coat suit jackets.
A good way to dry :1 sweater when
washing.r it is to plot» inside of
clean pillow case and pin the case
the wash line When the sweater is
nearly dry. put it ona coat hanger anti
hang it where tht sun will strike it.
There are special brushes for clean-
ing potatoes. carrots. turnips. pars-
nip's. etc_. but any small brush will an
swer the purpose and every kitchen
should be provided with one to be
used only for cleaning vegetables.
Grease or oil can be removed from
carpets and rugs.” you make a paste
of Fuller‘s earth and cold water and
snread it thickly on the stained spot.
Leave until dry, then brush off. Repeat
the treatment if necesvrary.
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A GRATEFUL WOMAN’S STORY
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Mrs. Robert Bfair. 461 S. 30th St...
Terre Hattie. Ind, writes: “l suffered
two years with kidney and bladder
trouble. After taking Foley Kidney
iPills a few short weeks I found myt
Sometimes tea and coffee stains are trouble gradually disappearing. The
obstinate In this case try the water‘backaches stopped and l am also free
lin which peeled potatoes have been:from thoes tired spells and headaches,
-__~_ boiled. Strain the water and put itvand ray-vision is no longer blurred.”
1:7I5RE‘SENTS on msfiAY 1 in 3. b0' “1. Let the stained linen soak'rotey Kidney Pills help the kidneys
'The presents to be giten away at! in this unti: the spot disappears. Rinse keep the blood cleanand eliminate the
7111- days auction sale of the rest toarefnlly,tl1en put it in the wash. If impurities thatcauee backache. rheu-
.1 building 1mg on Taylor and! this is not efficacious use either ain- matic pains, sorwtifi and swollen
‘ tjoints and muscles.
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gifted States Marshal Short 11» no im-
modiately started out to lound up the
v avenues, 5g 1.}, Vorwalk to be monia water or spirits of wine.
, be: n ore nun was killed and another badl in- ' .'
‘h the n” ‘m 3 ‘5 hm" w tiou‘sly and without the innit sticki 'an'h ""96 5'69"? The"? ‘5 m0" y .1101 been fought with money alone. but" And bestdcs you will be mud 13m
in.ner; the water srould just (‘0‘ N‘ \zrlrly in the sleeves of the more elo- lured “ the plant of the Chapmani by cm‘m‘ High “lg" and high ”my d d f l l ‘
lhe .‘beans. When done. add 1 cup of neis. l ‘ M h n 1 m can be “e borate frocks however In fact there \ahe Manufacturing Company today. -or pay are the only means the! world_ m Ecry 0 3 )0t C03. Tallflt -
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milk. and lump of bitter. an“? by plan'ing 19:10“ «was in 8 seem; m be more or less 0, an inclina- :Szn ans kin an empty drumdeixphdzid . has of carrying 01:33 indebtidness. The New Perfection gives gas stm ,. ( ‘ 1“”...
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. Prune Salad. pot. The leaves can be used for flav- "m -> ‘8'“ as "I? “9" “lemma mg in a “no“ James Watson died secv. LANSlNfi SAILS FRIDAY 3 Th? fuel kCYOSCnC maktA H (H 1 Wm
Isl-ones nuts or cream cheese. S’hak oring. A few of the leaves tied in 11 towns are concerned. to abandon the inn-tantly ' . . \\' \SHlA‘GTéY J ' q s t 1 available. Its Long Blue Chlll‘i' 1t _\ gin 3‘17—
, " ‘ . . . sauce silly-192‘ types of sleeve: and to intro- ‘ ' ‘ . . . u y ..—-..ecre my, __ \71 3
prunes and cook until soft. Remove cloth and added to the apple ____ Lansing. who has been in Paris with fCCt combustion heat clean and 11‘ it' . \ ll
graceful is the very “'alslt and Edward P. Dunne. who rep-
length resented the
cut with one long point which Paris peace conference returned to the
l'nited States yesterday. arriving here
a most attractive sleeve drap- on -the steamship
Again the elbow; sleeve of Geor- wen? al road in April. .
The full teneth. fitted sleeve is still'ment '
““‘e must build houses vtfh mate.
rial 01 high price and we must pay}
higher prices for food on account of?
the labor on the farms. The war has
be monotonous. You can (‘tmk may-
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IRON WORKER KILLED.
SPRINGFIELD. Mus" July 9,—0ne
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or without oven. One to four 3x111
Tthcw Perfection \Vater Heater nix t g 11 m1
of hot water for every purpose—"ream wwl -
fies kitchen duties.
See your dealer tndav.
STANDARD Oil (on 11\\
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the American peace commission since
last December, will sail for home Fri-
day. it was announced today at the
state deli-artnicnt. His departure will
leave onlyphree American delegates
at the reacc conference. Colonel E. M.
House. thry “'hite and General Tas—
>krr H. Bliss.
WALSH AND DUNNE BACK.
5'8“” YORK- July 9-—'Prank P.
"lrish Republic" at the
La Savoie. They HS \1\\ ‘ ‘
M r. \Valsh lor-
the subject within a day or two.
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The Lure of the é
Gingham Frock
is an outstanding
feature of the ‘
Summer Fashions,
and nowhere out—
side of Pictorial
Review can such
an adorable col-
Icction of dainty
models be found.
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Pictorial
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now on SALE
James Donneily ’
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NEW HAVEN RAILROAD the result of an accident “
IS SUED FOR $110,000|cronsin{:. Sheffield, Max
318 last, what an autumn
Three Actions instituted as Result of it J. Torrineton Bmldgn'- ,, .11
‘ Acoldent at Kellogg‘s Crossing. Mass. 3." ”k b i 3 . 1 \ 1': 1
PLllNViLLK. July 9.—Three ac-' ‘ .‘ ‘ ”a “ "‘ “
.tions aggrezntinx 3110.000 have Mn3‘i‘" an“ 13““‘3‘3 Lam‘-
instituted against the New Haven Road place. were kiilut.
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XII-8m Dre-8&8!
ass-mum
meal Thursday. July 10 to Sunday.‘
‘ - l 13 inclusive are now on display
' dndows of the empty store at
2‘1 Main stxeet. The useful and
‘ list or presents includes than
> whit sets, dolls, military Aimehes.
sets, dinner sets, water sets,
7' knives, gravy ladels, pipes,
wallets, arm garters and
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{Ae‘iALros-Tl-pAnsl-rgomo
tiered with kidney trouble for
ears,” writes D. Bell. St. James
3LIFE OF RILEY
Timurdiygetup. Ibe-
Foley Kidney Pi lie. and be-
BY ”EDDIE WHlTE
Norwalk Chronicler