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Fashion Points
Tried Recipes Helpful Hints J
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l‘ French Loaf Cake To clean a. black straw or chip hat;
One cup butter. 2 runs sugar. 4 eggs. mix equal parts of black ink and sweet:
‘ ' fihites only, 4 cups “0111‘. l Nil-“DOOM“ oil together. Brush the mixture
' .“3- 3 tedspoonfuls cream tartar, 1"well over the straw. afterwards rub?
.13 milk. JUL“. In. with a cloth and hang up to dry.
Trains are pointed.
Girdles are fringed. *
Dance frocks are very full.
Girdles may be softly draped.
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Raisin Filling. To wash discolored embroidery
‘ One cup chopped raisins, 12 cup su- i place in a vessel with cold water“
#1“, 1 teaspoon flour, 1'2 CUP Willa"; .blued but. not too deep. and with juice:
cook until it thinkers-t for a lemon. lloil for half an hour and}
E afterwards rinse in cold water and dry, —— .
Many of the new tunlcs are trans-
l in fresh air. ,1 ‘ All!“ parent. (1
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Centerpieces and doilies can be'
- , Coat suits haw smart little vests of
i made from linen dresses that are past ‘ tricolette
use for the cottage or every-day use. '
Trim with narrow lace and insertion. I
The chemise dress is belted low.
The cape is still as popular as ever.
' , Chocolate Cake.
One cup sour milk, 1 cup sugar, 1-4
up shortening, 1-2 teaspoon of clove,I
I teaspoon vanilla. 1 1-2 cups flour. 1'
Inaspoon of soda, 1 tablespoon cocoa.
it: ’ Cottage Cheese Loaf
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1 cup cooked kidney beans, 1 ldb't‘ In making cornmeal mush. instead
.00!) fat (meltedLPI cup 20““le of stirring the dry meal into the boil-t
deese, 1 teaspoon S8 " 1 cup C opp;( tint: water. wet the meal first. with cold
m. nuts, 1:2 tealspoon paprika: 'tab 81" water, then stir into the boiling.
(poons onion, cup oma 0 nice, ‘ ‘ ,. - . ,
. (up bread crumbs. Bake 25 minutes? Thele “1” be no lumps m the mush.
- ' gene with pimento sauce .l
-" Turkish Salad. I 'k ». ' ll r _ r~ st'
Chop fine 1—2 pound of white meat. (id-"9; :5 “6: a: J" m‘ l’tnsg
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1-4 pound of potato and a tablespoon w: m n “"0“ 9 9r re u
H piccalilli pickle. also chopped fine.j'
Ii: with it. 2 tablespoons of Villt‘l,’ll‘.l I
I. . of salad oil and 1 of table sauce.
f" tilt with it aboutl-4 pound of peas or
much. beans. Garnish with hard-
wed eggs and parsley.
I
Eton jackets are in favor on suit
ldresses.
One of the new skirt; actually is a
ripple.
j The elaborate voszure is much In
t't'ashion.
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Ilse your egg heater to beat up your
tbalter for cakes. cookies and griddle:
Self buttons art best used on jersey
You frocks.
‘ “'inter coats haxe shawl collars of
To Make clothes White. lmaterial.
T‘ut two tablespoonfuls of washing,
.soda and one-half bar of good soap and, Little frills still finish the shallow
; blueing in three-quarters of a boiler of round necks.
.(‘old water. Melt the soda in a little]
‘ hot water before adding to water. Put
7’? Crab-axderu : the white clothes in, and after they be-l the sides.
There are more. and more widths at
1.- Two cupi‘uls crab meat, one qttartt I gin to boil let them boll about 20 min-1
.3011 one quarter cup salt pork (fall utes. They will come out white with-
fio tablespoonfuls butter, four cupfulsi Out much rubbing.
guilt. salt. cayenne. blade of mace, onef
:, . awful hot cream. two tablespoonfulsll
Mr. Cook onion in salt pork fat. _
belt butter, add flour. milk and sear, es apart_ about four {9“ from the: Nothing ls be?! for ”BY 3"“ ““3
fillings. cook in a double boiler with "00“ me“ "’0 more ML“ ‘70 nodule-'1,m plainest of little beaver bonnets.
hub meat. 20 minutes; add strained half feet above ”1059' also two inches. slightly poke-shaped.
.lt pork fat, hot cream and serve. apart. '
The square neck i.- usually the. most
becoming. '
Both silk and wool jersey are as
popular as ever.
To Make A Broom Holder I
Put. two nails into the wall, two inch-h
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Striped fabrics are made to trim
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5 Hang the broom, handle down. al-'
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" Apple-Kirape Butter .
lowmg the “00"“ ”an to "95‘ on the ‘hemreh‘es delightly by Simply turning MM.
- . ’ upper nails. The lower nails keep the the stripes the other way. .
1! quarts of cored and sliced apples, ~ 6000 HABITS FIRST. '50 the men insist on good character,omers were solicited for real been!
and twenty demand it as the first ie"
I4 ound su ar and 1 1-4 cu : s 'ru , handle in place. '
I pipnt grapegjuice 1 teaspocfl: clung-l ' —— 1 Heavy white linen is most favored
‘on 14 teaspoon 'salt " Cleaning White Feathers Ifor sport blouses.
' Cook apples in double. boiler without'
To clean white feathers, dissolve
9' mining water until soft. Then put in‘
two ounces of white soap in two pints. An interesting jumper blouse which
reserving kettle add grape juice su- of warm water make into a lather. dip "369le was shown combined grenad-
‘ 9!. syrup and salt.
g t, , Cook slowly until thick. 'Be careful 1111;“ deal“; th ll th t b
' I S a
.. tot to scorch. Stir in cinnamon. t o cur ea er ' " 0w em 0 8'
‘ Junk“ Icecream come almost dry, then shake before a.
_ 1 1‘ quart of milk, 1 junket tablet. 1ifll‘e “‘1 ”‘9 "was cm" i
-. hp of sugar or 1 cup of corn syrup. 1E ORCH OF ONE 8 OWN
- mes oon of cold water, 1 cu of ma- T ',, '
_ p 18 t ‘ lt p1 t bl l As Plutarch tells us. it is well to become so cloymith lltemy sweet -
- ~ fl syrup, . easpoon sa . 3- e‘lgo for a light to another man‘s fire. meats or gguated
”on vanilla. 1 cup cream.
Dissolve junket tablet in cold water. ' in: a torch of one's own."
margot lace sleeves.
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rnv TO new meant.
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site City Star.
' forty—one . d k
'n l 't t read“; wiael Is by men, placed on the professors es .
no $242239“. onegto ‘cqg’lre. but. anonymous statements in answer to South and beauty to
. a ired, the mind is likel to the question.
um?“ cqu y The tabulated opinions show the
with academic women consider good moral habits as
bl" 110' '0 tarry by it. instead of light- treatises that it revolts indignantiy. ,the prime requisite. Nineteen women
A torch and. for the time, at least, refused to make it the first requirement, six the
C lukewarm temperature. Add sugar
‘lt, cream and vanilla.
‘ » “and until set, then turn into a freez
fiand freeze as an ice-cream.
" ' 100 Per Cent. Corn Bread
:‘v’oonful vegetable fat, 1 teaspoonful
n
Allow it t0 in the window. We cannot tell how
lid to milk, which has been heated to‘0f one“? 0"”: Th“ ‘8 a possession
tworth having, whether it be a flaming
' beacon on the hilltop or a tiny taper1
gnor who is laying his course by its
.flickering light. The most that we can ,
‘do—and it is also the least that wet
lshould do—is to tend the flame care-
" One egg. 2 cupfuls sour milk. 2 tea-‘ fully and to keep it steady—Brande!
'monfuls salt, 2% cupfuls corn meal,
Q teaspoonful baking powder, 1 table.
Matthews. _
MUST HAVE PROPER FOUNDA-
TION.
respond to the demands which habit 56 011d requirement. eight the third
places upon it. '
“'omen‘a silk dresses
only the
presence. ‘ $1.3 ,
FOR MEN WHO WORK HARD
Factory workers,
farmers, miners. mill employees and
p——_
Most Important
Mate, Say Students.
mun-emote or the on intellectual ability. the men base. to back up the judgement by standing {3
their faith on physical beauty.
men make it a first requirement. tlf-‘
“'hnt are your
person whom you would marry?
That question was asked of the stu— t k it cond q“! ement,
' ‘ - dent in connection with the discussion. eel: m e a se re r
m the feathers, and sense up and down the colored chiffon fielvet with tan on "convention" by fess" L. L,fwhile no one places it below
[Bernard in his sociology class in thelfourth place.
|University of Missouri. says the Kan-
SIxty-eight students,
women
uirement. six
ment, one the fifth requirement, and
somtlmea one.does not mention it, evidently their mates to ly: religious,
if“ a little candle throws its beams. j'contain tin to make them rustle, and considering it of no importance.
midrospe can deteqt its .‘Gogd social position is considered
in t important.
.,while the average place this require CALOX—The
..~ meat in fourth place. _ _
’ .-Good income ism—to be'of‘prtme
_imp9rtance by five Women. while sev-
entee'n hold it' to be of secondary and
railroad men. ten.of tertiary importance.
_ Daily Fashion Hint
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LITTLE FROCKS FOR MANY
/ OCCASIONS.
The first little maid. engrossed in
the effort of guiding the elephant in
fully conscious of the smartneu of
her gingham suspender frock with.
guimpe of natural color hatinte. The
skirt is platted and big pearl button-
trim the straight belt. One and three-
quarter yards of gingham and 1%
yards of batlste make the model in
4-year size.
A little more formal is the pink
chambray in the center. The sun-
plice closing collar has scalloped ed—
ges buttonholed In blue mercerized
collar and the skirt falls in graceful
plaits. For a six-year miss 3;; yard-
36-inch material are required.
If dark blue or brown gingham in
used for the third design. much ser-
vice may be had out of the one~pleco
model with white guimpe. A fre~
quent changes of guimpes freshen:
the design without laundering the
dress. Medium size requires 2 yards
36inch gingham and 11‘.- yards dimi-
ty.
First Model: Pic orial Review Dress
No. 7666. Sines. to 12 years, Price.
20 cents. Second Model: Dress No.
7724. Sizes. 2 to 6 years, Price. 20
cents. Third Model: Dress No. 6358.
Sizes, 2 to 7 years. Price. 20 cento.
'Roquirement for quirement. - ’
quality.
Affexcept five of the men express lifted,
an opinion on congenialtty but they;
and twenty-seven do not hold it as a high requirement
and indicate their trust in character.t
The men are generally interested in l
the training for home making. maf-
z this requirement avenge fourthl
.In importance. The men are decided-i
,ily interested in good heredity, while,
the fourth require- 'the women make no mention of It.
Two women and two men deslre
One man '
yearns for mutual infatuation and:
Can you describe moonlight on the water? In words you can‘t
That’s why you cannot get a lair idea of the bunny it t‘
\Varde-Traver’s full page picture in Pictorial Rm l('\\’ t.
October. The light on the faces oi the mother and (lutlglltt :
the soft colors of sky and trees-the moonbeams and the hhilll
mering'sea make an unforgctable scene. You should M‘t‘lllt
this picture and have it framed for your home. In any art \tut.
you would pay 50c. or 81. 00 for such a delightful I'Opl’odut‘lltttl
PICTORIAL REYIEW
eon “OCTOEERK
353 Fall Fabien Number
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places it as a third requirement in his : hope. They believe that the not .. l-
'1nolmouooa sq “mm 311‘ Slq Spun]! (ion of President \\'ilsml l~ tltt . ,.|
en lulu: it run NOI'OMA' Sm at me - . -
1..” "gown“: samba; 43112033 QHII‘ reason for "HS. and look in) pt limit-
canes nommoo pm: xtpaouls no extension to sell from Washin; ltlll \\ .thtn
~u. unto ono 'aonld any at u suslssn the next two weeks.
pun .(utndmiffi .101 sfinol unmon ono
‘ss 8 a .to 38 . ‘ They still base their opinion .t'.‘ tho
‘ "q 13:2..." “NILE emoqos E information of the llrvwcrs and >.. If
LIQUOR DEALERS MUCH own knowledge that banking inlt‘:a gin
DISAPPOINTED ON WAR TIME throughout the country are un\iou~ to
BAN CONTINUING See the ban lifted in mdtr that? the
dealers will be able to realize on i ,tml
undenm‘l Fm“ Brewers TM“ now in bond used as security for l- on.
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:1 Beer And Liquor Could Be Sold
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October 7., FIRST SENATE CHAPLAIN. l
' Liquor dealers here are disappointed, The first chaplain Olqlhe ling?”
_ ffita. tee Senate was Rev. ..amue .ro-
‘because the wartime prohibition ban '0“. of the Episcopal church and W.”
t was not lifted early this week. The on of New York. The firm Chaplilll' of
dealers received information from the House of Representatives H1
large brewers some weeks ago to the Rev. William Lynn. Pf ”‘9 Pl" “ll "’°'
effect that the ban would be lifted ear- “n “mm”- 30‘“ “WW“ ‘" ”" w"
- Congress organized after the autumn.
Ily in October, probably by the 7th.!“ the Constitution.
and it, was infered in the communion-*PHONOGRAPH EDUCAT'ONAL ”Ct
While the women are more insistent,‘l°n3 that “‘9 ”9"?" were prepared! TOR
The phonograph as an etittcammal
~~ . t ctor has tremendous value. Tim-nth
h“Bany losses that might result if the re- this means the children can lH'Hl'N‘)
‘tafler was not pennfl‘pd to sell the familiar with all that is best in mast".
either vocal or instrumental; they can
learn not only the music but about thu
composers, and the great men and
the dealers have not given up women who sing and play carious it)
struments.
the 1 product.
Although the ban has not yet. been
thntj
by seven women, ‘
Druggists :
Norwnlk.
Dentifricec
CLEANS, WHITENS, PRESERVES.
Hartwick and Divine.
Norwalk; Clifford Pharmacy.
Oxygen
Congeniality and good treatment ’51
, . ‘ - . The flowers of rhetoric are only ac—lall other men who work at. hard placed among the flFSt {mun rental!-
7 Beat the egg Well- Add the mllktceptable when backed by the ever- retraining physical labor are more or “"93 by thirty-one wane!“ ‘ me
N ' ' ‘ - whom make it the first requirement.
" the dry Ingredients Wellmlxed.t18589831::t3{etr:léggzn%esvfgsffid§ghtf51%: lless subject to kidney trouble, Nature: One signifies her Willingness to
”rt thoroughly. P01" into a shallow ’ " signals by frequent abide with a middle-aged man. while
- is far more imposing in its simple and gng’S warning
ulngvpan which contains the vegeta- stern though rude proportions. than llameness. stiff joints, sore muscles, thirteen place YOllth 83 fifth in im-
, h tat smoking hot. Spread~ over the the plaster cast, howfir‘er‘e‘la‘burately lbachache and rheumatic pains. J. G. portance.
' ‘. - __ ' .. . .. One insists that ood looks is the
. m of the pan and bake in a hot. grought and gilded. Macaulay. Wolf Green Bay. Wis“ writes: «pawl first essential m as husband, while
hen until brown. ' '
ANXIOUS MOMENT Kidney Pills relieved me of a severeithe majority seem willing to waive
Agitated Daughter (on the links)- bachache. that had bothered-me for this quality after putting in requests
C0“ hs COldS Oh. Mother. whatever shall we dorsevem, months. A few bottles and tor a good income. congenial“! and
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Transcript.
South
figure-culls“: Fashion’s
latest deuce.
A model for every
(enchexdudve for itspurpooc
combining Slenderncss,
Grace and Suppleneso, with
long-wear. W. B. Nuiorm
.Coneto mvido muchCor-
oot fu- ° Money.”
Father's in that bunker and here come 0 ,,_ a good social position. _ _
the pal-son and his vwife.~Boston-me up in °°°d Shape. STILLSON Just as the women reqmre 800‘!
B hot.
ronc 1 IS, .
“if-building demands a remedy‘that
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Af A fALEfMAN-HEWA Goon meg
.POW'ELL CORPORATION.‘ moral habits gs the prime essentials
, removes the cause!
. Hen-of mus" contagion-tr Aft-tart 90! to A Want. H16 Heep
«'5 COME-womb. 'tzé 'eou-r Iii-YER. Wt-tt WINDEéf Tap cameo»
. - -' camera. .0... met” mm r w was mm
at, L! le P! AWHlRL ‘
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' he remedy that will relieve you at _ ‘ ' ""
f . Countlesz; grave sicknesses are, . ' -
--; a zed by the medical professionl
having their direct or indirect cause
i ,n neglected 'cold or cough. Kerr's
seed emulsion, Linonine, is the
helpful thing in the world to
.' , Medicine knows no ant-er heal‘
“cogent for the inflanIed' mucuouo
, none: of note, tbmt and long
not. Thus whileJAnonine is re-
' not“ meant! «bronchiti-
. .‘the body an new
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Morals wow it!
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