THURSDAY, NOV 6,
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EPARTMENTE
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i tried Recipes 7 Fashion Points l
A love black velvet capo has an
odd ltning of white mtin striped with
Pickled Brussels Sprouts.
Trim. trash. and drain tittitt- tlty a
”Dumber of BrttHi-ls rprouts. l‘ut tin-m 4,1,1. k whet.
into R pan, sprinklv Well with Silll, and
Fkt them remain tor twenty-four hours, i .
Drain oil 11' 3.,” ’lltllillil :rei-n my}.
a, ‘hink they are
'4 Colantlvr and
Place them :n'u jaw and run-r them
“filth boiling:
fiw who!D peppercorns. :t
r ' h::\'lt':ll’. :tt‘tl t‘lltllllll >lltiitt' In 1 “—— ‘
3332150.. .1 ~ ' . . :\ blouse of black t-hthun ls vlaltmx
"fake of! Hit" extreme llt'lll tll the \lll
i-Nlrl)‘ t’lllllllllllt'l't‘tl in light blur brads
. and L‘lllll thread.
‘llL'll‘.’ int
1 i 'll‘(' 'lilll a tut. l(l<t‘ >hatl‘in:
‘I‘ .‘ll , .
too salt. pttt thorn.
'llo‘
ill to aprlt'nl.
pour our t-ttltl \\;llt‘l'. , .
.\ “llllt‘ satin lamp i; \x'lli‘lllll ll’llll-
min: oxrt-pt for Veil of hiat‘l; Lmbroid.
flaun'nl with :l
lillll'
\invgur
lrl'lllF- “‘1'”! ”in“
Y- t'X('¢ltl
hmlm: a lrttlr
I
'l‘it- Il0\\tl when tlttltw'l
t2; alt-w w ry pit ix h- wt root
imprmrd lw
(he vinegar.
wool.
Tho usv of braid on sane and the“
Cold Chocolate Bread Pudding.
Mix tcgvt’ri r in «louhlo- hoilt‘r. l
30ft, stale bread crumbs. ll:_- squat-w; The
chocolate, l (up input; 1th cups milk. {Put on “1mm” “nos.
Mt this ntixtut‘r rook until a snmnlh l
waste is lormed. Heat 3 t-ggs until ’ T1“. popularity Hf
iwht, add ‘51; cup milk. butter. and l l imixtures is :l‘tm'ing.
ithat there can bv no pl15>illllity of lt~t
Lhzntng lost favor.
run 3
tttwvvst caprs contium- m lw
>Lllx’ .llltl t'tlllu‘yh
teaspoon salt. and stir all into hot mix- ‘ ._
Qhen add 1;! tutsptions vanilla. Turn ; 'l‘lw ttvw tut’t‘t‘lu coal tll'l‘fifilfi lune
51110 a buttered pudding tli>h and hrkv foltt-n. pleatt d tunirs.
in .1 moth ram ”\t-n :tt minutt s, Scrxv ' —— ‘
«mid. ' l \\'tth thr- unu \nn tunic grows the \l-ly
- VP!) llliill undo-skirt.
'5 ' Broiled Kidneys. r
Skin kidneys very ('al'v-t'ull)’ but any i‘ltilt- and >ilH-r brocade tuaktst
not slim or split them. Lay them for lmv'i)‘ t'wnin: limit-"7
In minutes in warm (not hot) melted ‘-"—"' _ ,
tuiter. turning them: :.\. . and over, so Shh” ”MM“ I‘M‘m‘ T 1"“ M“ “1‘” ;
(hat every part will br- well bastodnthe m4“. ”“01“, ”Vitt'
(Broil (in st gridiron m'l-r a (4031‘ firt‘f ~'—
‘Y‘um lhmn every minute. l'nless Very
largo. titty should ho donu in about 1‘.‘
malnuzr-s. Sprinkle with salt and pt‘p-t
yer and lay on a hot. dish with bu
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, Brown .Hash. l Gold and silver lace tunic: apprnr
Chop small any WWW ”f “m“ hmr over slips of crehe and chiffon.
.
'l‘rit-ornt-s \ll') Mlt‘cwssful dw
\elvet.
are
\'('l(lllt‘ll in palm»
”Ordias only .~elt'»trimmlngs.
med from :ri.~tle, Oil a (lg-op dim.
:and line Vslih (Ulll mashed pot;atoo.;_ 15“.,”an towns, generally made of
“(listen with l; Min of gravy. thvn
rich materials. are seldom trimmed.
flare a layt'l' Ht‘ ttte'tt. then a layer of
mallow. hip u lxnilv in milk or: The jet and sequln’trimmt‘d hat is;
water. and .L'noth or: r the top, lake tllllllllt~tl with a whale flower. '
in a ntzttle-t'ntt men ‘3 hour, or until» “——
Jnicc ltrtmn, Seru hot. \'it'tol'_\' red and Jot‘fre blue are fa»;
_ \orile (‘tzlnm for Palm Beach cltithes.l
' Doughnuts. '
Take one quart of flour, 2 teaspoons
an cream of tartar. 1 teaspoon of soda, ‘are subdued, it‘ no cessttry by \‘eillngs.
I! teaspoon of salt, 1 teaspoon nut-: .__..
. l x \ n... -_ . , . . .,
.eg, 5,“ all together, then add 2 .ladr KTPtll and Na} gretn .ne fm :
m sugar: 2 beaten eggs and small ortte shades for tho comm: season. 3
‘viece of butter; last 2 cups of milky
"knead well on board before rolling out.
and add more flour if needed.
‘
are as bout‘l‘ant as clouds of tulle eanl
l
=make them. i
l
BRENT FAVORS (LAM:l
~ PAlGN.
Everybody knows who Bishop Brent t
the bishop who started the Mia-l
Apricot Ice Cream. .
Drain a can of apricots. force-3'3"“)P
Mugh a$traineifi To the apricot
flee add one and one-half cupfuls of
«mange juice. a. t‘( w grains of salt and i5-
: cupful of sugar: then add the aprl- sion of the, Episcopal church in thef
m paste and “992% |Philippine Islands, and built up that
, __ tunique work so well. (‘alled aaain
~ ‘ Ginger Snaps; ;and again to tlioeesses at homo hero:l
-‘ One Pup molasses, 1 cup brown he always. refused. until he was told'
“gar, 1 cup shortening, 1,5; cup cold‘that his health required his ghin: up?
waiter. teaspoonful soda in cold water-,ithe work in that climate. He it: now‘
I tablespoonful cinnamon, 1 teaspoon-into bishop of western New York,
‘11 ginger 1 teaSpOtinfuLsalt. Flour to‘With Buffalo as the see city. After
will; roll very thin. jlhis election to that diocese, ' he ac-
:7
Cut out this
ith 5c. and mail it to F0-
, 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago.
writing your- name and address
. icepted only on condition that he be
A NF‘W Way t0 000k LWCV- *given leave of absence from it so long
. Fat raw “‘9? through ”W "Will 'as thr- war should last. For the dura-
flfiltlpgfi‘ Season “'11”; salt, ltE‘DDt'll :tiou of the war he was chaplainvgen-
the e utter or por at. Make into a - . . - .
«takes and roll in flour. Frfv lilt‘ same ,in‘til] (11:1'Zi'efitmse;:l‘:6.fmc:hén fiance.
..-‘ m Hamburg St-utk balls. l Read what Bishop Brent sags about
‘ - r—~—-—‘:the NationNVide Campaign 111 which
gthe Episcopal church is engaged:
F0 Colds '] “it is to clear our Vision. to surrey
ithe situation. to develop our reéoures.
’to coordinate a l s.
“NON'NE TAKES THAT AVV'FULEmeet our l‘espr2)(rlis)lllili:i::.r 0:202:33
KlCK OUT OF A HARD COLD’our heritage as a church. that tho Na-
AND RENDERS ‘7 HARMLESS-Jion-“fide Campaign aims. A daring
l ‘RTEM'ESD THE GREAT FAM'Lviprogram. you say. Yes. it is. 1That. is
COLDS 1:3: All-RI-Elgfgxfagz:tho reason it is worth while. It is a
PREVENTIVE FOR TH ‘well-devised project calculated to
> E MOREt
DANGEROUS THROAT AND;
LUNG COMPLAlNTS or‘CUT THIS'OUT “IT’S
ADULTS AND CHSLDREN. WORTH MONEY
. Have a bottle of Einonine handy at: DON‘T MISS THIS.
‘1 times there’s no telling what l"-lfitlip.011elo.-ie w
“at it will be needed, especially ao_1ey & Co.
»"'.l' coughs that threaten bronchitis lm”
y‘ohflng quite equals Linonine forlcleal-ty. You will receive in return a
amnion. trial paella ' ’
._. go contaimn Fol H -
All Dtvggists—SOC and 81.20. i g ey S on
3ey and Tar Compound, for coughs,
{colds and crouszoley’s Kidney Pills
lfor pain in sides and back; rheuma-1
\ now French t'talttl‘ combination i<~
lsmoulhcr wool lul-rics i> >0 mldent‘
‘ The di<trict
The pt'ettrtut pmk l‘l'l‘l)!‘ ltnze: l" .
I A
l for extending the Social L
’The church nm-tl.~ to be joltvd out of!
Ichurch today know ju~t wimt ltm‘ uh» ;.~he
‘ - . ' . . . . .v. ' P. .
Evening dresm-s for the \‘ounz girl illgflltons are. to the community. ”,9 (mild to lnlp the Mat}..md “mu 3
. llv "our church" ,coufidently believe that there Will be
LAX-SEED , ‘.
«5f.-- .. .
- i2;
. i tisgn, badlfache,rkldney and bladder afl-
- .ilglaxtsgland solely cumin-tic Tablet.
' a wholesaline and thoroughly cleans-
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Children teach their parents in the
Mohawk Brighton district of Cincin-
nati, where the National Social L'nit
Organization is dunutzstraling an un-
tz‘ual type of community organiza—
tion. The above picture shows chil-
dren demonslmtiztg the contra<t bc-
. tween the Carcic‘a mothcr and the
tidy mothcr. Nuncs of the district
crganizcd a< part of a neighborhootl
council rcprucntatixc of city blocks
5 and expert grottp<, are conducting a
campaign {or hcalth education and
letter liring Conditions. Children of
lime lzclpcd them to
dramatize conditions as they exist
and as they ought to be and to pre-
sent them in graphic form to the
mothers of the district. Program
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municipalities, is to be discussed at a of the National
national conference to be held in Public llralth Nursing, and the ex-
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make the (lllll‘l‘?) u .«ucial
‘° ‘,‘- Connecticut
degree unknown in t,.ll:‘ tla: .
the rue in which <h4. is utmlnz. Shs‘
cannot. without deep shami- to herself.
utx'ue a pollt‘y o2 littwniw at a “"5 3‘
l
' ‘ . ‘- - 4 .- 2 ,
‘momeut when mankmtl, tdupated by ‘bmn campaigning in Maoland o. u
\vpid tom-:4 mod in owning L'lHVnS.On0 grand “(“0an t-f mm), is pro 11m“. m. In“ Federal Suffrage Amondg
.uwnt rmurned home yesterday.
part-d and waitin: for another in
. - .,' ,.. strf‘gr
which the church alone byher (‘llllrll(‘~ did "m “d” ‘0 1"“ ‘1“ "Tu” "
the. m”- 'lht‘ «ht-lion.
said that. I had
ter is equipped to lead.
nat ton anti lit-yon «l
. ‘ nit idea Cincinnati, October 23, 24 and 25.
to an cuttrc cur, and possibly to other Miss Ella Phillips (‘randalL secretary
News
Tuscan lii‘!lll('ll_
an:
ecutive committee of that organiuc
tron, are serving as adxiwrs in nurs-
l "Cart less Mothers Contraléted with the Tidy M ’
in‘Stn'king Demonstration by Children
1919
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tint WM}
“—1.
69.4%
I are a most effective
corrective. The
, present generation 3
is using them today as did their
grand parents half a century ago
“and deriving the same benctit
from them.
They bring speedy and sure relit; 1'
for digestive troubles. Keep the
stomach right, the liver and kid-
" neys active, and the entire bod-y
responds. Good health will suc-
ceed to suffering, happiness to
despondency.
BEECHAM‘S PILLS act
on the digestive organs.
directly
They invigo-
rate the bowels and eliminate the im-
purities and toxins due to imperfect
‘th ha:
l‘l-\ Q 1’
Mrs. Bennett \\ ill
She
ing eonwntion ol the (‘onnvetleut
\\'omen'.< Suffrare Association. Mrs.
'1 “'9" "ll”"l‘h 1"”. “"" Thomas N. Hepburn is also a dele-
‘lllm‘ all ”‘3' I gato 3'1‘Olll the Hartford Equal Fran-
] 1M ’9.
LIFE or may
not the chance. bur-ans» the gov-
rrm r rt tused to call a rpm'ial sesslon.
attend the com-
lJ‘lllSP League, which sire founded in
It was to Mrs. Hepburn and the t!-
PAT goon) HAVE DONE mom/ELM!
l‘rgamzatlon for ziiéiggntt‘zatton to inc Lmt‘mnau digestion. They crea‘e a healthy ap_
1 petite and impart strength and tone to
A ...__1 .77 j. , .‘ f fl ,— m,“ the entire sytem. Try a dose tonight
suflrage :lgxotni‘1::thunnltirjlmiz.tint:Its-lit Suf— . and insure for yourself a bright tomor-
jl'raae .\mendmrnt. “'You know." shrI TOW. For g 1’. 511-0“ 0m lC 1 roubles
added. " that tho last lPZ‘Islallllt‘ was I Beecham's Pills
ready and all\ll)ll.\ to ratify. But ll‘ -
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I} At a" Druggr'zts, 10c, 25c
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Are Reliable
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Now Simon WHEN #00 Scam Tum
1 AGAtu‘s'l' PRoulemou AT THTOWN HALL. Viol-ER -g gy:go'. (
\I'Booa Don‘t Faucet YER QPEECH Minn ’ 1; 3/
4,
Y‘GET UPmTaE amigo . “r“
/
mix?
was M‘Gan‘reJ‘mKE. Guest nm‘ ,_‘ WW1“ 0“ p; was
m lll‘l’ROllUClHG mafia-W
Wall‘l‘lllfi
l WPé NEVER MOR‘N 'PU‘r 00‘. "
IN ALL mural! ,.... K '5:
mssos'mtett
I mean all Herzy. and lzsitj; who prov in lH‘Ul‘fllllr‘ majority in ill" “P“ "5"“ small L'rottp of women who workediwjm her that the “what of the suf ! BEIU,IN_ .\'or t}, \ t.
fess her allegiance and tnjoy her ilfialure. and that one (If ll" firstl lfrage movement in Hartford ané ing (‘O‘l'lllh'lny has ‘:lll,l .r
blessings. 1 -— —»» _.- tthroughout this part, ol‘ the rlntt‘ was ngglgffi‘? iffimulk .m.
! ldue. There was another actne group ‘st‘rnmwf' 'l‘hv heirs H. w “n.
S:X EMPLOVES WURDERED. ‘ {of women in Grecnwivh and in 19lOIeollor had slipulatul ""
-—-— l lthe convention of the Connecticut 'u'hould “0' hi“ I‘ll-MM“ V‘:
\VASHING'FONNOV. fur—Six emhloy- lVVoman Suffrage Ax-sociatmn was hid .1112;$§lgnzh£2nu:1";th,V
cs Were nuuuered and more than STl,-i in Greenwich and Mrs. Hepburn was now consider this r. . '
<95 in American gold stolen from; elected president. *— '
oil companies operating in the 'l‘atnpl-l I me that moment tho Association l BERLIN. Nor, t: 'rt.. 'r.
(‘0 oil rctlion during July. .htfzust and tbegan to grow by loops and bounds. ”Mir Ino".”i"..l‘““f‘.l‘ 17:19 "Vn'
gentember, uccordlnz to an official re-l o ’ land tho suffrago moremont Which had :33!" goggh‘;T'ifll'mjm‘ .1,
port just compiled, it was learned to-9 Amenca 8 [almost diod out in (‘onnecilt-ut sud~ llis route-has nut \tl tn . .a "1-
day. Six bandits inlphc;ned'jn two of; . ‘ Edenly assumed prcharationu fm'mid- ,Ile claims that ltt’x; 1...: ‘1
the outrages, were arrested and twol Leading corset 1able to its Opponents. This ioal‘ ”l“ fl‘ii-‘vl‘fivlglil‘l‘niilit‘\ti 'l._
”l them publielly ('Xflfmf‘d- l . iAssociation is celebrating its hftloth ‘Ords ‘ " ' ‘ ”
Carranza soldiers were implicated in acmmphshthe fanniversary and it is certainly fitting I r q ’
some of the, outrages. the report Sl'J" :that Mrs. Hepburn and the group letl TH'S WOM/lN‘ ‘FO. . «1
led, although in some 01' the camps of ._ ,1...)de her in hte early yf,ars_npmly , Men and‘ “mm: It “
the region the fedora] >oldiers were? Ensues: iall of whom afterwards: joined 1‘"“‘h8(‘l\’aillfj.'l‘l‘lllllilli‘
“behaving W911." . . - 1 imore militant group of tho National .S‘F””““ Wm“ hm" H“ ,.n
M—“”—"‘ fi'uremhncs. Fashion . I‘Voman's Party, should join in tllP W)" ho glad i” “H“ '3 .l
Twsu‘rvsavsu DEAD IN WRECK. late“ “cm" {celebration found mm- mm tom «x .4
—d— A model for every figure, i In the earh tl;.\.: of ti» a'~:snr‘iatlnn : "'m'mn' “m" (I ”V '2" l,“
PARIS. Nov. 5 tllAVARl.—The dead! (caChCXd“Siv°f°ritsPuW ithere wae a. stronglv militant llaull rMh'h" “1 “UV ‘1 i ' 'l I .u
in the Simplon Express wreck, Monday; combining Slendcl’nCSS, 7about the. aetivitice onv manil‘mmtmn urith “Mk Liam» ' 1‘ u-
niL'ht number 27, :t.t~oordins=_r to lnfor-\ Grace and Supplencss, with of which took ”1'; Vt‘orm or- mx ”Kim. l in ”w m“ H.“ ),.,,.._ I L ....
mation receiVed ht: tho railroad com-i long-WC“. W. B. Nuform .‘ Th 11 q H? H Hm “I“ my lmckatltv and m». It .m v
pany. The train. while at a standstill' Corset! “wide “MuchCor- FULL HGUI- ’ aance. _ ‘3' .r. 1‘]: ‘h ‘1 “rs l\‘ lwitrv “1,1“ M NH ~.. \ “‘
. near Sens, Sixty mile? southeast of T'a-li ”t for 'tfl. Money.” Price $3.50 \Rm' Nathaniel. ' ' Fifi?“ :nf " ‘ikmnol l’iils mum. l.’t t~ I‘
if“ “'3‘ m“ ““0 by “- mm ”mm“ m"! "WK - CHICAGO 91:32:“:zliiifixirfmhl Mi 9' many m-sonIH-«smtmn lW . rt ‘
.eneva. ‘ ‘ ‘—
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