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‘ I _—_—‘ ; Smart Footwear.
l. CRANBERRY RECIPES. i . .
‘— i if bureau drawers stick, rub Willi; High heeled slippers that are called
‘Ome Appetizing Ways of Preparing :couimop yellow 5031’- ;by COUl‘lt‘S)’ pumps. because they ven-
;ture out of doors in company with
,‘ This Palatable Fruit. l . _ _ _ .
. From every corner grocery cheerful l A (‘mm 5 dinner Should be 1‘31“ and ‘street costumes. have huge buckles of
ad berries ae greeting us once more. ms“): d'gPSted' cut steel or 5111 er and the smaller the
\ V I “ lleet the smarter is the effrct of a big
l Cranbury Sauce, l. Soak salt mm in milk to freshen it1buckle. Other pumps axe plain and
itor immediate use. '- _. , .
One quart of cranbeimiies three cups; SQ\t‘r9-\1lIhOUl men a tailored bow
thater, three-quarters cup sugar. I Veranda luncheon sets may be across. the instep. ’ Both styles have
_Cook cranberries with water and the long. pointed toe and a general ef-
fingar until soft, about twenty minutes.
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Mat ~a : \\ hen boiling cracked egg. add some
T itinegar to the water to pre1ent the.
Cranberry Sauce, ll. 1 h‘t { b .1. out
One quart of cranberies, one cup of 1w 1 e rom 0' mg ° 1
made of white crepe. .
riple A last.
Thesc dainty pumps are worn only
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.. ionisins. figs or cocoanut. three cups] Chicken and lamb New 1: one ohwith formal costumes: tailored trot-
.ater, one-half to three quarters cupi _ ' , h K . about garb demands a rather low
the dishes which can very 98517)’ be: ‘
d sugar. fl 1 k hemed oxford of tan or black calf and
. Look over and wash c1anbei'ilcs. ‘pmpm Cd in a re 955 C00 er' 'i’m'fm‘a‘ed «trappings by “'8? 0’ trun-
'_AV Prepare raisins, cut in small pieces,‘ thing. These oxfords also have the ex‘
To keep sandwiches fresh, wring out
a napkin in fresh water. wrap them in
it and put in a cool place.
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.ll't‘llltly narrow lines of the moment,
and so do the Hill!” new buttoned
éshoes with smoothly fitting silk brochp
'\ Cranberr Jell . 0 -s w ' t e far-bio e ‘s s word
' Two quarts cranlzcnie: one unit Allow at least three Turkish towels in! ' m1”; h 111i 9 {noincla :8 con
' ‘. ' , . 1 coi'rccnss. '1tr. 0 'ar -
q for each member of the tamily when ‘
4' water, one and one-half cups of , . cerned.
planning towel supplies.
and add to cranberries and other ln-I
fledients and cook until tender,
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‘. sugar. . , The new buttoned shoe has twelve
Cook cranbe1ries in the water twen- ‘ “ m.“ lard has been spin“, on buttons and fits so quu isitelv over In-
” minutes. Put through a sie1e. This wood dash cold water on to prevent. stop and ankle that 0191') martian who
.fect of extreme slimness; even the .
stout lady nowadays seems to have}
an attenuated foot. that demands a,
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Daily Fashion Hint -
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SMART \‘ARIANTS OF THE.
SEPARATE BLOI'SE.
This season the separate blouse
seems to have reached the height of
its popularity, for it is in greater
demand than ever. Three charming
models are shown. all designed to
be worn over the waistline. The first.
blouse is in satin striped challil
with collar, cuffs and pocket trim—
mings of hand-embroidered crepe
de chine. The Inverted collar is
particularly pleasing. Medium size
requires 3% yards 38-inch Challis
:ount should make about one quart the gtease soaking in }Wt'ill"s it has 12 1» foot of .1 faiiy prin- and 5‘ yard crepe de chine..
. juice and pulp. Add sugar and. CH3- Bisque-crepe Georgette makes up '
«took about ten minutes or until it will . (‘nttiee grlzitin and jtinket broken -———— the second blouse very attractively.
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we a Jelly. Turn into molds. and served with cream in the same in-l Fur V68“. 1'. ‘5 platted front “Id ”‘1‘" ”id
dividual dishes make a pleasing' in spite of the fact that all kinds of _. ‘u'l""‘f‘°d :“h a ridehbelt and poo:- .-
7 Dried Cranberries. 'desert , furs are 5(‘ill’Ct'l' new th.ui i.1' it great 9 0 8e nutter a. e co ar "3
'. Cranb r b d . . . cuffs being of striped satin. Three
e ties may 9 lied to extend lmtuiy years. if not M'c", designers of . "ms 48-inch Geog-gene and 3; yu-a
filleir season. The) are valuable in
. \ash the tlatirons in soda and wat- garments for women n- m to be may-
giving color to sauces and dessetts.
» ei\"be101e heating. ‘ing up nights trying to figure out new
Md 3 few '0 Puddings and sauces to gways of incorporating them in the
“prove flavor and C0101} Vegetable greens should be canned models they turn'out. in recent sen-
“ the day they are bought. :sons it has not been startling, or men
Cand ed
m k ' Cranberries, stiangc. to see a suit or a coat so be
a e a syn“) of one half CUP of A t“asl’°°nf“‘ 0f 53” “'1" ”35°“ “- decked “ith furs that it was difficult
gar and a little water for each cu 1
d cranbenies P D quail of ugetable soup. 410 tell “bother it was made prinolpally
rick each t'ranberiy lot cloth or at fur Even this year
satin are needed for medium size.
Figured silk crepe de chine is com.
blood with chiffon cloth in the third
model. -The panel front is extended
at the waist to form a belt. Frillotl
cults finish the sleeves. This design
in medium size requires 2“; yard-
!anh figured crepe and 111 yard:
40 inch chiffon cloth.
First Model: Blouse No. 7756. Size.
14 to 20 years. Price“ 20 cents.
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Can you describe moonlight on the water? In words you r;
That's why you cannot get a fair idea of thc lwaut't . 1
\Varde-Travcr’s full page picture in Pictorial Rm 11'1 '
October. The light on the faces of the mother and (taut-l
the soft colors of sky and trees—the moonbeams and lllr 1|
mering sea make an unforgetablc scene. You should
this picture and have it framed for your home. In any art
you would pay 50c. or £1.00 for such a delightful rt-pmdm z:
PICTORIAL REVIEW
FOR OCTOBER
Big Fall Fuhion Number
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} DEATH RATE DECREASING. l’ Macedonians, Turks. 111... ~Ii't,
} 'Grt-eks and Bulgarians joint-ti ‘ . 1 .. .11
‘Only Small Percentage Treated by Red , mighty processions 01' than!“ . ,1.
1 Cross Died of Typhuo. {deliverance of the country tam L11
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“'ith the typhus epidemic in easi—scmfie. bearing bannr‘rs and . :11
‘crn Macedonia conquered, reports to religious relics. Even gypsum 1.. . .
the American Red Cross show that the palPd. their old wrinkled wow it 1.
death rate was held down to 12 pei doctors persisting in canyon: a
cent. 01' a total of 1.318 cases. thew-make skins anti herbs bum in wt
fdoctors and nurses of the Red (‘mss were employcd‘ against t1p1111~” II-‘Il
.Commission to Greece were called the hum-icans came and slotiII .1 n...
:upon to treat only 168 died tpiactice by employing kcrnstno . o
i .\t Kavalla eight laige tobaccouai'e 'and uatcr and other cleans-n1; .11
ihouses were the center of infection, that are the nut] \wapons acan. ...
which bioke out with explosive l'mce. disease.
252 cases of typhus appearing tiineinl ~ ‘ — '
live days. A Gnek ship coming ll‘Om‘ _ An “(hm-“ppmpm 1n the Evo 111.1'
lthe Bulgar prison camp. at \'a1'na,was
{the nucleus of inlection. at 2150 men
,women and children on board were ex- . ’9"'“3'
loosed to the plague. l
t The Ameiicans 11 ho dislinguisited'_ ‘_' _"‘ “W" " "" ‘ "
Sentinel will doubtless brim! the w «t
- themsdves in the anti-ttphuo cain-{
me or four times. DTOD them care" Reiiime mud from black clothing 0" provisions linVP hrld to be made in Second Model: Blouse NO. 7293. ipaizn w: re nthnerous lilt' list lntlJludls; ’
,my into the boiling syrup and allow tubhing 11ith raw potato. imp luxury In.“ for fabric garments Sizes. 14 to 20 years. Price. 20 cents. Major Samuel J.\l\1tlk1-i of (hit-ago; ; NUBONE €0RSETS
‘em to cook slowly to five or six'h.1 r ‘ is th hi f t Third Blouse No. 7792. Sizes, small, \ (‘zipt Paul 1). “bite. of Boston; Lieut-
"inutes.Rein01e from fire and aIIOWI “'hen the orange}. cusmi'd or eggs iin w 1c1 ur e C e componen medium and large. Price, 20 cents. . l) S. Clark of Salem. Mass. : limit. (5.
fl) , ot \nlue.‘1'et it has remained for the lA. L. Ringer, of New \ork; Lit-ut J Made to M68811”
stand otcrnight Reheat and allow :11» St‘J\t‘(l blue dishes make Them - .
to cook 5] ‘ 1‘ fi 1 k t -cu1'rent season's modes to bring outé ~ illodgson oi Pro1i,dence R' I" B H
.2111 011 19 or on a e izin . H H, d umtee
nine. Then “11.1. bong“; the :5 pp 5 ”W women-r suit with a fur vest. hinge. f‘xtending front beneath 1111s; -—-The Tickle Makes You Couch Afhéns‘mfi?:s°;lg‘: figgmfis‘j‘fzgfl: i G d
flies from the syrup and than on Well 1 ”8‘" Shomd “9"” b“ pierced while Th”? “”5“” only on'the most. ex- row m a place ham” the km‘m' and: lowa: Miss “MW”? Martin. 93" Pm” Write for Appointment
~ tiled paper or plate m dry The“, it is cooking, mus allowing: the Juices po-nstw suits. and are said to be made below this a row or the fringe 2111an l HAYES' HEALING HONEY Stops the cum, and Miss Sarah Addison, of Ba!»
‘ n. Y be used in the lace f. d" to escape. ”f "ml“ Hudson seal. squirrel and tqthc ”1-39 0f the “k"l- “CH“ Heals ”'9 Throat and (‘ures illnol'ieb 1493:. (11111?er “ alker' m 56 WEST Ann
'7 we" ‘ tries for decoratioan . 0 can led l , _, g _ other soft-haired pelts. ‘ ' :the (‘ouuh : ‘50 A free box of GROV' hen: :1: “12311312 all‘til iimlilalli'wamtlojr:
- fl " l \Vhen you wish to cut thin slices of Tailored Suit. . 12's 0 I)Ex \TRRTE SAL v]; for Chest other Red t‘ 1088' “.(ms “MP 5” 1111-, NORWALK.
3»! Potato Candy. ’brcad you should 110111.21 steel knife: Feminine can“... Ameiica believes in the reinstall"? Colds, Head 1 olds and (‘roup with on but i‘HPCO1919d.
'. One small potato, boil. drain and over the fire to do it with. 1 \‘elyet figui'se . cut with raw edges 0f ”1“ 90‘“ and skirt {or ““9".““3' 19‘ 01‘." b01119-
‘ash; add bits of butter and Icttp ”T“ {and i‘ill‘llfd 0" capes and months "Tag“ and Paris, while agreeing to M
When you make an angel cake you I 1
d to 8. art of 1 1 1. 1 . ,,
p i This will be found should plan to make a sunshine cake. m g‘ n reat enxeioping scarfs of the;
final to any cream candy ' lsoitcst Sllt‘llEI'ltl 111ml wmen on the
and a bowli'ul of mayonnaise to useI
’ ”fi—‘m' the yolks.
0" m boiling water. This may be all lstraicht around the neck. with thel
{shaken off and the broom will leave '“1‘19 ”'0’ ends "wk“! under "I" be";
and Ilittle lines behind and no water “’1 “0m- 1
'st' oaks.
, ‘ The Fashion for Prince. l
Flax-Sced 0i! 1 As soon as macaroni has been drain- 1 9"" can hardly call fringe a trim-
“ _ cd and blanched ‘by throwing it into immg any more ”1 France. For in
. ‘ cold water it should be mixed with a lmore than one dress ser-n iecently the.
of Linonine's important incred- little butter to keep it from stickingI .l'ringe was the dress. One stunnm‘g
.,' are Well-known agents, separat-fftllzethef- (-\ ening mun wrin by a smartly |
. l dressel French wonia cent] con-f
fly. in the treatment of coughs and' ‘ . . . . ‘ ( u re y ‘
' ._ Ants may be exterminated 1n the Slsletl really of three tiers of jeti
Emulsmed, together with other
following manner: W'ring out a sponge fringe. l
mative remedies, in in sugared water and place in a plate , One extending f1om the moderately
in the room infested. \\ hen covered low neck line to a line high on thel
with ants plunge into boiling water. iight hip and lowet on the left. From
. Continue the process, beneath this' comes another row of!
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fiopped nuts My on the moulding: Mayonnaise. bullet. 1111lk.crcam and ma”. m, hary silk jersey. are an ef— this idea continues to create one pic-rel
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"Ward and add contectioncr‘s sugar. Chum" Should a” be ROW ””5"". cm” fcciive trimming. Sometimes they ”0“,“ 0f “0“ thin materials ‘0 1’0
head u“ it will take no mo”, sugar cred, as they all absorb odors from an edged Mm silk floss sometimes tworn under heavy coats. America-
loll thin; out in squares; lay on waxed ”mm toods readily, ' twin 1 391 or colored beads 'makes her coat units of heat y nia-
Chocolate 01‘ COC‘thl ma‘. be add "w— 3 pm. lllt‘ woman Who enjoys sport lt‘rlaltl and Hints Them Will] fur.
ldiagonal and made in the most fascl- ”‘93 Should be “73de in a damp
After cleaning lettuce and celery
3.cloth and placed directly on the ice
FOR MEN WHO WORK HARD g . AND CATARR‘.‘ .3
Factory workers. railroad men. Try Before You Pay
farmers. miners, mill employees and SENPINE. the great 'dlgorery
all other men who work at hard for ASTHMA. HAY FEVER.
straining physical labor are more or‘ BRONCHITIS and CATARRH. has
ptodttccd wontltrful resu‘ts with
less subject to kidney trouble \‘ature thousands of the most stubborn
:'gi1es warning signals by frequentg cases.
lameness, stiff joints, sore muscles. If you have experimented with
i s J 0 other treatments and have failed
bachache and rheumatic pa :1 . . . do not be discoumgpd but try at
Wolf Green Bay. Wm. writes: “Pole: our expensu this truly meritorious
- dy.
kidney Pills relieved me or a sex ere "3:19 ,
..end ri ht now for a free trial
bnchnche, that had bothered me for before yo: forget it Address
several months. A few bottles fixed WOODWORm COMPAXY
me up in good shape."—STILLSON . m Conn.
POWELL CORPORATIQN. "
1 . lnating misty colors aic to be found in; a \i
z “1.10“ using a common broom ‘0 :d wa of me smartest shops and ap- fife: half an hour or longer to become:
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088 fsutep a smooth floor dip it in 01' pour 99‘” '0 b“ finding fa\0r when worn cr p i ‘
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A model for every figure
(each exclusive for its purposes
aluminum;d Sslenderness,
ce In uppleneso, with
long-wear, W. B. Nuform Style 355
CM id: ‘11th FULL nouns ’
out for Money." ' Price $3.50 l
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BY "Elfin-1” WRITE
PAT MWT’OF 7PMG ANEW MAKE!
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"form 'an irresistible preparation
the immediate relief and prompt
of all forms of coughs and colds.
‘BRONCHiTis,
wubbor‘n of all coughs, yields to
properties. ,Try this fa-
..old family remedy and exper-
flio comfort it bringsto those
use it. The purest and safest of
‘ w on it: builds up the body and
vitality at the sdhe time it
the syntenr of coughs.
Mitts, and all forms of
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