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mots. 1 CUP potatoes an: 1 cup Keliolw brolder. inonessentisl except on windy days. but ‘ h . , l d‘ \(
tun! ; season while coo 11 wt sat. — . - . tle t - . - , .‘fatt‘r.’ n wor .3? .
p ,, g A shelf devoted to newspapers and put the wrong'hatpln—m en the lit 3 " can You descn'bc moonlight on ( , . . -
.ake a sauce or -' tablespoonfuls flour, - plainest one—into a hat and the whole , . t rm 3 lair ldt‘n oi lb. l" ,r. | .
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@115 chopped onion. Fry onion in but- proved. after all to be of great import- _ . . h . . . d i
h and when well browned add flour - ’ st . r hat in ' f October. The light on the tan-s oi the mat tr .m
and l-Z—teaspoonful curry POWder Dep- Anything whatever that saves steps ance. So If one mu 1- “08 D f f I f k I and "(TC—the mminbrams slitl il ;
k ., . v . in the preparation of meals is not an they should be chosen With the greate8 the 50 tCO 0'5 0 s 3 ‘ Y «haul:
56" and salt' and 1 1‘“ cups hm m‘lk'i expense but a necessity care. merinz sea make an unforgetable scene. ou .
5‘73") and he“ vegetables m ”i and , Smail_ iconspicuous cold hat pins are ! this picture and have it framed for your home. In any
add 1 mp green peas. . The children can blow bubbles with attractive in a plain sailor hat of light ' you would pay 50c. or 31,00 for such a delightful t‘rpl’t
, an ordinary spool if it. is first we! and color, and ornamental ones are suit- :
Fancy Jelly Cake. then dipped in strong Boapsuds. ’ahle for bats of darker hue. But for l -
One large tablespoon butter, 1 cup _ ’autumn hats in all their glory of many Pl‘ I ORIAI REVIE
(agar, “ tableépons milk’ 1 0“? tlour, 1 If clothes are hung on a damp day colors new and orginal hatplns have _-
teaspoon bakmg powder, whites of 4‘ and brought in before they are quite been devised. These are of enamel and “
c883- dry they can be ironed without rolling. represent flowers or butterflies or - FOR OCTOBER
Make second part of cake same as fruts; some of them are small and ' ORGANDY AND LINEN AT THEIR
first, With the exception 0f 115ng YOIKS The lighter the pan used to bake some are quite large. but their chief BEST. ”l ’
‘1 eggs instead Of whites. bread in a gas oven, the lighter the charm lies in the fact that one can find l 3.1:: 3:325? :“mfler :2?“de to the Big Fl" Flthioll Number
Third part make same as first part, bread will be. hatplns to harmonize with almost any (symbined with p313; Lfiuzr‘flgz
using sugar. Bake, and while warml hat trimming and thus avoid a jarring color scheme is henna and tan. hcn- . -.._L ,_
Wt together with any desired Jelly- Hot weather is always tolerable ll note. What could be more charming , on being introduced in the dots.
I’m yellow layer at bottom, red nextI your nerves 1"? ["099le {rd and aired than a little coral rose. nestling in the Suggestive 0’ comm" ”‘3 ""3 w" James 90mg“
and white on top. Frost any way to and rested. .midst of the flowers on a hat? Or a agglure‘hrefk" 3nd, 1‘39 ”Thor.
laste. cloisonne leaf among leaves “ ' e . o e e s ecu" y n'
USP young carrots grated m, 00 lshed with a hat of bonus nun -- L _— “N .. . .- .L- .
. . . ‘_ , , ' ‘ , ', 6T9! straw with bands of selfwelvet .service in the bull ring. naturally ltt‘v, _‘ | i
‘ _ Lemon Pie leasionally m a “mp"? salad. .\othlng about the crown. Medium also re- 'i¢ame deeply inherited. ()“1ng m in.» CUT TH'S OUT-4'
e Blend 1 large tablespoon of flour: is more wholesome. Fabric Combinations. utilities 36?"? 36inch dottedl and 3% dog's occupation and surroundings hv MONE‘ ‘
with 1 cup of white sugar and 18 tea-l “'hllf‘ lhf’ plans 0f ”19 dTPSS K0003 33;, s ffi'fic writiafinum: "Ca ' bl acquired a savage disposition which
. I Rub curtain poles with hard soap be- . r 1 .- - , “55) ° 3 9 11 open “9 l . , ‘
moon of salt. Add the juice and gm-, _ , men“ 30 “We do ‘1'" ”"1““? Wm“! is lovely tor afternoon wear. ln the inrommed one authority as recon”) aF an'r ms; Tms, - W
flied rind of 1 large lemon. Mix well, {0}“ Wm“? them “9- The draperies out hcw fabrics for the spring. 1110!? second costume It appears with a "fifty years ago, when hull hailing. mp. ”Wm“ “M, ”W .. . ll
tour on slowly 1 cup boiling water w'“ slip Pab'ly' are SUKSC‘Btions being made in the ““9931 WM; :10“? W115”) {flenfi it 'which had long been made illegal was to Folcv and Po ”84' ii . i .
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and stir until smooth. Then add the; When lard has been spilled an mm“ markets regarding m vi styles that, broidered can“ “d mu be". in “_ V'long since 0\ er, to state that the hull Chicago In” “.3 "mg 3 . .id
teaten yolks of 3 eggs. Stir all to-, dash cold water on to prevent the might be expected to olmiin a \oguc. erage size the model calls for 3.4 ldog would turn\on his master if of- “an.” Neatly. You . n
gather. then add the whites which1 meme from soakin in One such fabric was described by 3 yards 3&inch taffeta. “ended, as readily as on a stranger. return a trial iiavkago , '..
lave been beaten to a stiff froth; ‘ g ‘ ‘mill l‘epl‘esentatixe as a combination First. Model: Iflctorial Review ‘ Imus ilonev and Tar .t «r
Pour into a pie plate lined with a rich . ‘ . of the three popular waives and fln- ' 1":8‘1512' 719,2." Tsunai‘ ‘0 H m- MARINE MEN TO RETURN HOMECmughs "“215 and cro" ‘; '0‘
cast and bake until firm. . A pm stuck tlilough the cork of a islies of the present season, namely, (it; lid.MOdri;o,x; t‘ V3.79“ qu, I WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.7-~.\loro than nev Pills for min in ~...i '
.bottle containing poison will prevent velour duvetyn and silvcrtone He a... $2020 48 ischelrbi'i'st: o'Pricc' .350. “.200 men of 1hr: Marim- (.ui-liS Soy-1 h. ‘2 : k 1 W a
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, _ Cream Tapioca ! g itaprefissed himself in fmor of :i hei~ __r ____“9 , ., Lg! enlisted for the period or lliv wa.. will bladdrr ailments; anr ’ '
One quart of milk, pinch of salt. 2 ia-i . « ringbone weave toshow up the fabric ‘ be brought back to the I‘nited State! He Tabimg_ a wholeso 'hn‘m‘lr
. lespoons of tapioca, 1-2 cup sugar, 2. Equal parts of ammonia and spirits‘ to its best advantage, Such a fabric PQTATMOUP FED. OF INTEREST TO WOMEN- ; and dcmobilized hetorv January ‘1. W cm“ cathartic TIMI).
. uggs, flavor to taste. Cook tapioca ingot turpentine will take- paint out of style, he explained' would be upon Lith i M h . a H The net and scrim should not be‘vSecretnry' .llthiels snidfiéotlm' Whig;- lion bimouma how ...i or
“7k till clear. add yolks of eggs and ' cloth. no matter how hard or dry it‘ sive to make. but on me other hand 0‘" 3 fl 9". 50° "I K'P‘ "'9‘ dried on stretchers. it must neces-. $923245: (2'31“ in}? (Stigma-“pang "on. bowels 85‘le "“5 3 L”
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Lastly the whites of eggs beaten to‘ three times and then wash out in soap: erg, who are not usually much con- ‘ rom "0 1a -wori ng ouse-vi ‘35 a line, after pulling and stretching. (Jet - ment was mm“, “,0 a month. i a
diff from. Serve With cream. , suds, icerned about fl", price as 10",, a? they n agr ”T lura countr “5 come most (3‘ another pair of hands to do thls. Then -——._. __~—-..—_-.—"—Li I ‘
l ' . the stems and soups on the worlds iron keppm as straight as “manual . --
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‘ Stuffed F'GS- ; A small file in a clean grate or a, ‘mpmh " ‘ e “‘d‘” 0' '9 "re "1“ They will look very well and ”‘9 labor. r l 009 to l
Cut an opening in the side of fresh! clean hearth will give out more heat ‘ ”W” ”W” “‘Pemnpm in ”I?“ ki‘Ch' is not as great. as putting them on a; , .
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“Blake out ”10 InSlde With a 5900“: Ithan a fire encumbered with asses: v?” h-lt»: are plavinz ‘ prominent on! with deserts, salads. and fancy stretcher 'l ‘ . elg r _ — f '
t“ W15 add salted almonds 01‘ salted: Ashes also absorb a great deal of heat.‘ pa” in the new fall lines '0‘. million Y land elaborate entrees. your 0mm”? Fastening clothes on the line by the. ' ‘ > ... so .
peanuts chopped fine; mix thoroughly; ‘ " women have put the pot on the store corners is the 5“,...“ way of touring} w." W H.- to s“ U. : ‘1 .. ‘ -. m
tut this mixture into the fig shells.‘ if a piece of furniturer broken. take in the hen" grades or mp” “00"“ are and gone into the fields. Peasant them. Con-nail: Co-eilo to I-pnvo
was the sides of the openingtogether.‘ common shellac and alcohol. equal, S'l'Tfm, models in duvetyn and “mm" stews and soups the world over are per. Egg stains on table “no“ should be Liv-g
you each fig in confectioner’s sugar,l parts. ahd let it dimive. Apply with “ ‘0" ““d" °r 0m" ”“e Chm“ halts as simple. nutritious and savory soaked in cold water before being sent - -
‘ ’ trimmed with veils bordered in He The part Wh'd‘ (”‘3de labor
pd serve la brush. and n will make the broken r b ‘ h h ‘ ‘ ‘ 85 any 0th7 dishes ”it“ could be d“' to the. laundry. The stains come out‘ should. play in community develop-
lparts quite as firm as before breaking, a r c of t e at. In some cases the! used quite easily it treated in this way: bUt men! ‘5 boos ““de by Jam Frey
OATMEAL WAFERS I veils are quite ornamental having rib-1 And "0" comes ‘ recipe from Lithua. hot water ts"ssettt“se th ar odilillllll faarfiwrzxofiegéoxcwkfl‘i‘owwpon hm
',.»<.' One 935:. 1-2 cup sugar. pinch of'saltJi One way to remove greaSe spots, b0“ run through ”‘9 ”0’11”“- in ”‘9 . nia. that litie republic 0n the Baltic hot water "sets" them and makes the, ion: for an extension 3‘ H: Social
1 tablespoon "melted butter. 1-4 cup from silk is to rub the spot. quickly popular priced "“93 ”“3 position 0‘ veil Sea that for so many centuries has had difficult m remove. jnit plan of community organiza-
,, ”'1', 1—4 teaspoon baking powder, 1 cup with brown paper; the friction will hats'also is regarded as strong for the nothing in“ hard work. enormous ““93" non. which has received its initial
_ yelled oats (uncooked), pinch cinna- soon draw out the grease. coming season. Small sailors and oddnnd political and religious oppression BULLDOGS MADE FEROCIOUS. ‘ gut Sinai; smogusécgmslf “t:
.w .on and nutmeg. Mix well; drop by “”19 turbans make “5“ 0' mesh “"3 ; to meet. But. the Lithuanans .have Bu".baning, at one time ranked as Frey": committee. John \Naiker for:
hit Spoonful on buttered tinS; bake in A simple wav to mend broken china; of “had” ”‘3‘ match ”0"!“ 0‘ “"1”“ thrlven on hen work and aim le tare.' . . - mer president of the Illinois fieder-
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moderate oven 15 minutes. is to make a, thin paste of rice flour or allle. land are still a strong. hardy race. m"countless scores of do 5 met their ?t‘°" 9 Lab“- ” been In. ,‘P‘
i . i , ‘ i g l intenswe study of the Souai mt
. -L and water, and Simmer over the fire, Practical Velveteen Frocks ghaps halt the battle was tough! right .death to providv a diversion for the idea and will shortly submit recom-
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. . gently until well cooked. apply to the Th , f ‘ . in the kitchens of Lithuania. w 9 .British public E\ on l0}¢.ll) tutored the '8‘“
-. p ;_ e \ogile o the \elvteen frock is h f d A .. .. mgr bout the count .
, broken dl>h_ and let dry. It forms a predicted as many advance modelsdhe mothers preparedi r 00 - “in." sport. although during the last 100 ‘ Un a an Sum a,“ p,“ nolch‘
.” 1.18 088 i remarkably durable cement. have already been shown. These smart I “‘9' here's ‘ recipe for potato dump-,5?“ 0‘ "5 e‘lslem‘e patrtons 0' ”‘9 ‘borhoods. are organs} ed as units to
7 1' , -- ““8 SOUP that ‘3 00“ “r their “"0”” ibull ring comprised exclusively the low- ,study their own needs and form pro-
. . , , ‘ ' .tances most eflectively trimmed with‘ . '
Vi hen cleaning WES. the) should be Q national dishes over there, and will be grams to meet them. The Citizens of
ier classes. The bravery o! the buldog. h muni o is l by
Af- and practical dresses are in many in-;
thoroughly beaten on both sides. a welcome change for the first course: . . . .
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out and terward the face of each rug should be‘ braiding. and are. as (an be surmised, , in this mun" . l . blocks. With elected block committees:
m l developed along decided] tailoredi y l ——————— —-—-—- an“ elected representatives ‘0 ‘ Cal
g < _ ~ gone over with a cloth wrung out of,“ ’ y _ Potato Dumpling Soup. ;- tral community mnFil- Representi-
.» lukewarm water to which a little am-i "88‘ Grate about a. quart of potatoes', tivefs elected by “823:; grad: urn:
Flax-Seed Oil _monia has been added. By this meth-i Net Bl Then place the grated potatoes in a! tum“ CORSEI‘S {gmfiggaofgthmenpb‘locks in hugging
’ ‘ od of cleaning. rugs will 190k brighter.‘ Blouses entirelyou::';mt ith t clean piece ofcloth . and press until a'l ‘- programs to meet discover-es needs.
' ' ’ - - a. . last longer. and need cleanin onl at! ’ w 0“ ‘ ' out. Place the grated It is claimed for this scheme of Off
7‘70 01' LIDODIDES lmDOltant in_.,ied lonoer inte als g y ilace of any description. but trimmedgwit:tro::?ng°::wl add flour enough to “.mmm ganization that it does away with .
his. Ere well~known agents separat- 1’ W ' twith tiny bits of ribbon bows are rte-lp0 ' a ’ ' . paternalism and brings government _' '
a, ’ . freshingly dainty and interestin lyimake “ 3°“ d°““" C‘“ ”“5 mm small “WW closer to people’s lives. Among the bushes: . . n
’ in the treatment 0‘ coughs and QUEENSFAND AFTER A LOAN- l ew ‘ pieces and put into boiling water. Then In planning for} future pram-.2"! working with labor lea "
aids. Emulsified, together with other BR-lSBAhE. Australia, Oct. 13-—Ref‘ n ' {add milk and seasoning and allow the Write for Appointment 5““! “P°“ “1° '“‘fi3'.dc'.“°“§“a“°h “‘8 “In Community in- ‘f
. Homes to a reported negotiation of a ——-——-————-— g h fires few minutes . the Social Unit Organization is seek- Charles Edam son of *-
aratlve remedies. in loan of £2,000,000 in America for the. --Try an naverzaement in m" °“p ‘0 5“” "e“ e ' 66 WEST AVE “38 the “M“ 0‘ “b"ub‘lm“ 3°' W ' n of the b .
state of Queensland were made in the South Norwalk Evenln Sentinel i1 -"—'———"——— . l , " all workers, community. WOT _ 3. tor! ofOthe Edison " ‘i'
legislative assembly here on Friday.. 8 —An advertisement in the Evening i, 1‘0me ”glen: in mumcupabadnunistrauon has ”Signed from all 4
but the state treasurer subsequently ’0“ desire the best results obtain- Sentinel will doubtless bring the belt I W {C health. Monumutlon and actlvmui to afiiiiate oh. it
refused to confirm or deny the rumor. “’1.- I 005116 recrution. Unit.
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fl] remedies it builds up the body and ' , . ' : ’ ' . ‘1 » ,
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