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Orange, Grape and Nut Salad.
Skin and seed one-half pound of
grapes, blaneh two ounces of almonds
‘ and break into pieces. ,Peel three or
fair oranges, cut into slices and rc-
move all the pits. Dress all separate-
iy with oil and lemon juice, tlwn mix
tfihoroughly together, and arrangtr on
‘fd’tuce or endives. Arrange a little
myonnaise sauce in name over the
"Em and serve at one-c. if preferred.
' 8&8 tops can be ground and sprinkled
fixer the top.
o
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Cottage Cheese Fillings.
lt‘irst,take cottage cheese mixed
with pepper, salt aild cream; chop
anions fine and mix with mayonnaise
,édztessing. Makes a fine filling.
,Another way to use cottage cheese:
"Use mixed cheese with cream, salt,
_pepper, pimento and chopped English
“ialnuts. Mix wilh mayonnaise ores‘
rising, place'on lettuce leaf, Use one'
slice of brown bread and one slice of
White bread.
Cottage Pudding.
.One pint of floor. one egg. half cup-
in! of sugar, three taint-spoonfuls of
“Glitter, oneleaspoonful of sweet rnllk.
_ Tried Recipes Helpful Hints
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Save tissue paper for polishing lnir-i Wash Frocks {0, Children.
“0"5' 1 in spite of the high cost of laundry
tvvork. it is still mosr economical for
tablc lyou to (irons your little children in
’Ivvmll things as much as possible.
‘ "ntlr. And vou will find
To keep away moths drop perfume '31:!“ “110:! «tut the «cybool year off
‘. V , . ; d _ . ( l. . _ (
0:1 small plecefotzfegmnggi 5:01:31 1:; llivllll a good supply of plum ‘cotton
Dice tamozlhg C. i. a b ‘ giroclis or Silllrz you will be able later
ce en mo pleven “6' . ton to get along with the minimum of
W'ash zinc and tin article's *vell :woolen things. H
with soap and warm water, dry more 3 SO grrat ‘9 the- demand for m 0’:
qugh‘1y then rub them with a flannel ftllinng for school children these day”
cloth dipped in a ctrong solution of lthat the merchants have been having
Save gas by using a small por
tin oven for small bakings.
t . . _ .
' ' ' . ‘ . ' x ‘Ilghalu “(Win “hf!"
\Vflshlllg soda and water 01‘ a cloth :(H tn" '0 h“ C '1 ‘2’
(dipped in turpentine or kerosene. they will make a point of sulling at.
reasonable prices good quality gzng-
An excellent way to press nlusscd hltllls that. are especially adapted tol
waists is to pill four thicknesses of a trunking: school children‘s“ apparel
clean sheet. over the covered skirt; You )‘Oursclf may DrCfPI‘ 10 wcar
board, sprinkle with warm water and ‘summer untlcrtllings all “'llllt‘l‘ long
press the articles. The steam removes Sand increase the wnrmtll—prnvidlng
all wrinkles and creases. ‘ {qualities of your clothes. by Wearing
Illoavier frocks, but it is by for the
Put pockets on tlle under side of lbw” plan to (ll't‘xs your children in;
RDI‘OHS 11031“ the right hand edzc'. and twatrln undcrclothcs in \viuic-r and I
they Will be found just as convenient Icontinue washable frocks as long asl
for use. yet will not much or. door- :nossihle.
knobs and get. to... . _ ,
"There is always poor ocon- f
.olll;-.- in putting anything, on your chil-
teaspoonfuls cl baking powder,
p fer and stir until it is well cooked. ’
1 a. little and season to taste.
Veal Salad.
,
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5
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' sing and serve on letlucc lva\'e-'.F
mish top with English walnut .
'ats. Chicken or any lvl‘t-m or cold
kes flne sandwiches.
dines in a part of the house remote
a um that occupied by his wife or
.' H135, and his companions are gener-
‘What to Do When Blaze Starts. l
As a result of the safety first and
fire prevention movements. fire dril‘*= .d
are now the rule instead of the ('2 ~
iinn in factories and lll'i’a l)‘df“.ll"i‘5
(I! and Children are endangered. it is
in case of a sudden fire alarm. it is. “”
Wéional drills. .
what he prca: " and has a reg-
i
-r for the Vivian Union. prac- {A
fire drill in be; home in Edge-ll
.tly to his fate
. ‘The alarms ‘ 2m sometim:s and
in case of a real fire he would be
mos; blazes in their incipien.
- ds 0t liyes, usuaf'y of
mu m m nuance We!
to
wiping plain glass and ”silver ill‘t‘ till:
5
. :w. lmuuil: l'll‘ 1" (-cn‘a. On'um‘oun! .
phop 2 cupfuls celery, 1 (Tllpflll “‘ _ . ' . __‘
:1 pepper 'to tattle \lix with qalqd m ”ltll‘ l'uuzh surlacc. the) glxc .1-
» ' ._ .. i .‘ brilliant polish with little labor.
. pepper to taste. )ilx Wllll billild ‘
k d t 1 l Th" 1 pollion over a bwin and pour boillllu _
4 e7 mea ‘8 can ’9 ‘hm' “5 ‘1‘ NJ ,watvr upon it. allow it to 'soak in this “T” “0"“ ““1"”
jfor a t'l-w minutes: if every particlr of
V ’7 - " has not .dinnl‘apeared l'cplzlt lllt‘ .
The wealthy Turk ls‘ seldom ceen at ”m” ”mm... W - .- . . . -
. A - . . . orlh challl ll lack. , .l
Iris wife's dinner table. llc usually WOW-‘15. ‘ 0‘ 3 L M 1:05
Jthell shake the du-anlcr until alli
of lnmeies Knowing 'Htalns :l"t‘ l‘vnluvwl.
llllslv ~‘l.t;‘n" should be llac-' Th" consignments "5‘39“?“ “9 to , ea ' ft b‘lfleaU’
‘ ~ ‘ ” ‘ I .dale have been allotted to industrial‘age' say ma sp d It) 0 he ,auperlor for
,EPCtionR, Wm“... the need is greatest, of chemistry.
such as l'pper Silesia, mp Ruhr dig, ment of agriculture. who have investi-
Thueringia, The gated various Substitutes for sugar.
alllmcnizl. Leave for half :n noun}
. _ . mrl lllt'n stir them round will: :l stick. jirict. Saxony and
lenses. As the great. majority or the Drain away till:-
fies occur in the homes. where Wum- horlkr‘.
W desirable that. each one should shake well. if badly soiled rub “I‘d “Omen employ
‘im’ow just what to do and'how to do - thoroughly with French chalk or mag‘ .E‘iafy. S‘O‘ros- “ngb'amm ‘1 9“ a commercial scale
a. and this can be assured 91).”, by nesia instead of using the flour. 1 a incrtalw at “ages after a three- Tyre factors have stimulated -..
’ ’ The short- "“ Sentinel Wan
le age of sugar has developed a market: —
for it and the recent prohibition lawf “4
Too often a. great (1,31 of valuable. \i’llen putting boiling marmalade
he is wasted in mum. . “round into glass jars; dip a teacloth in cold
'lmlessly, and [hero K . , more water, then told it lengthwise and spread movement in .«
imth than humor : . We ld joke stand the glass jars on it. Next pour A‘ouard the “1” UMOMZRUOD Of these has made available both the raw ma
,7 . , 1 , '1 . . -‘unds or worker-t, terial and the machinery needed for
”out throwing the r ML of the. the marmalade into them, and let'
anDGEroRT, Jan. 8,—Complete £00.. 2335 sn , now to Mace man an r
..,..., 11,, gives the counterfeiting. equipment for the writing your name and address clear 9 , 83 syrup.
1113 Townsend youngster runs manufacture of quarters, half dollars. ly.
r; his mother and nickels was found by Lieut. VVil-
, u. u “19th to turn in the liam N. eKiser of the fire department,
9n, and the maid pa.“ f‘W‘ 3m. fire at the home of Nicholas Camarra,
.m box. As soon as the Child is in Sylvan avenue, Tuesday afternoon, Smog and back;
”place of safety and the alarm while investigating the cause
.- , -d in, each has his precise duties small fire, it became known today.
“regards chemical lire extinguish- Camarra was held ‘in the policeI
the will of 521.13: and the ladder, court today on bonds of $1,000 for the '
'h are the hon:*- in. lighting de- federal authorities. The equipment‘
given at night. after the little having been used within twenty-four
. was in his bed, but he responded hours, ‘have been turned over to fed- ._. '
uptly and Mr. Townsend believes eral agents. LEE 0F RILEY
fusion and loss of v, w, and ef— pany at Meriden, was; sent to state
'hich frequently follow a fire ”15°” yesterday for two or three
‘ While'tlie installation .2: a few years on the fin“ count’ and one year
“fighting devices “Wm ox- on each of the Ether counts.
.«t n l _ ’ 4 — ,, .
- mo DE JANEIRO; Jan. 8.-;—T,he Br»
, , Kilian Aero Club intendnto found in
._ and; children, are #2:: earl: this city a school of-civilfiflfliogthe ,
. drawn: house fir: .4 :nd Au‘aduate pilots of which'mnrhe‘t nut- ‘
meme-www.mra' fir-mmtmmm
,dlwn that cannot be tubbed, for of
A grape baakm inl- llle Clothespins “MUN. it is m” as grimy, ean though
t Bake 4,, ”games in ' a quick lullll a wirv hook fastened to tho hztlr it may 1.”! rho“: it.
e!"- Eat 'wm:“x with a drnsc'ng idle with sure much time when lmn:
II .. ~L
'l‘ht-qumtion of (103:3 and outer
Jade of one teat-21pm! of Sllflal‘ and ging out the clothes. for it may b" “'11th im' who“! ('hilrdt‘n is our that 2
We tablespoonful 0,. Four mired WP” ,pushed along the line and will always is
,. -' ‘ ' .. .~ . v,
ville dry. Then pour on boning lb‘ hand,
:illl‘t' to bring consternation and dig. -
‘(‘.‘llZ‘ii:'lll"nl to the mother, li.i.: yearn!
5+ _ .l"u;' mic-:3 are really. if possible.
Th? most Hmsmcmr". “mu,” 1m I'lllolo .ulvcnz'od than Illui'I‘ for adults'
'clothinq. The llllllost conservation ls
r«~:lll_v .‘ll‘ras‘Sfil‘S an] in orIivr to
,zltllitw ti-is it is sometimes atlllszlblo
and 1HL<=ihln to use coats: of tho older
"cllildl-cn for the younavr (mm by hav-
'l‘o l‘t'IIIOVO t‘rltit Maine from tablofjng them ”VD”! “WWL cleaned and
lllil” Turkish bath towels that may
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.‘llllcll or (-lotlllnu'. place the stained .m' '1 “Md" 0‘” ”1”" 0“" If ”m“ is
. . , l
gmnl \vnolcn illillf’llill m the (out it is ‘
BERLIN, Jun. S.-Tcn million;
containing‘food and clothing, reached
the: waist Price. 25 ("le
:Dajly Fashion 333%
UNDENIABLY SMART.
Valle, which was new? so popular
as it is this: 50:15:02}. appears in plaid
ctlvrt in the tint costum The UV‘
ell-louse. tunic and girdle are in
brown. blue and bisque . with the
Wald-i and akirt of plain hiequo vollc
Buttons or self-material arc need to
(lii‘flrflte the waist and tunic. Mod-
;a.m 3510 requires 3‘; yards lid-inch
plaid and 3 yards 364nm plain walls.
with l whip/lint
.9! the skirt.
rig for Lppcr par;
t‘lr-ver manipulation of tho check
Rl'a‘i“, novelty to the 5c“; :‘2a‘! 111v 7“. in
lmwta. The rkirt. with ride l-tten-
swan. la trimmed with lullmns of.
p..in satin to correspond with the
Kl‘iill’. and applied plait, on the waist.
A atring tie laced through 'he lw‘ll is
an unueuzll detail in the decorative
sr‘r.c>mn. T-‘or average size the drclrn
rcwdres 5‘3 yards 404mb plaill and
anrd 40inch plain rrrzhfifl.
rat Modal: Pictorial Review
at No, 3218. Sizes. 34 to (6 in.
ohm: bunt. Price. 20 cente
8%}?! No. 7522., Sizes 22 to 3'3 in-
Fm-nnd "ndnl: Drcsvl No R216 Siz-
r:. 94 to 4-5 inches: bust Price, 25C.
1? veal-s. Price. 25 cents.
GAY, JAN. 8.1930 c
_. . ..‘ “as
li’ashion Favor ‘ _ _‘ .
y‘ filers Arc Suits and frocks That 1 pr; :1...
it
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as.” “w _.
' “’A SE [NO TON,
million tree
. (:vrmany form the l'nited Stairs, dur- -_.
Salt and vmcgar make an excel-
... . :ll‘r‘ official customs control.
in ll bowl and covered with cloudy
ammonia dry 111.3.Govm‘nlllent is simplify
and may will look Hir- new. .tntlon 0f the parcels and large COP.-
. has a delicious
. 'Slgll'lll'llls by removing the customs“ :3;:;;::uzeselnbllng that ct hnnev
éhportant that similar drills should T0 ”"3" ‘1 ”MW-V W" "“1”” 1"” :wsmmons' ’ .
‘39 established in 9“.”- household. hut, rover \vr-ll with warm white flour.
? Lorvnox, Jan. 8
to remain ('nvmtsl 24 hours then inf; the strike 0f 80"
as of the Arm
botan-
idays‘ refusal to work. is hailed by “m5
H 1 many observers
.nal victory for a union of “midd
clans" employes. There is a wide-
Grrat Britain
, 4 . .‘ __ _ . its manufacture. Malt sugar syrup!
wow and carefully .'.".,v.'lu;_ theflthem stand for a few minutes. This ' --~>- ..._.. , ’ .. . , l
. therbed down 4. \ iwill "prevent 'them from cracking. Cut This Out—lt- Is Worth Mane Engagzyfrsznxggajxgigigsptjazeogz é Apply Cffih in
"E. R. Townsend. ire plouction en- -— ' I :; p
COUNTERFEITING DON’T MlSS THlS. Cut this sup. or my punt conmnmg 3mm Bar ‘
OUTFIT DISCOVERED enclose with So and rhall it to Foley &
effield Ave, Chicago Ill.
You will receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound, tor'oourzhs. colds and
rh‘éumatism. back-
Of alache. kidney and bladder ailments;
land’Foley Cathartic Tablets, 3 whole-
~ some and thoroughly cleansing catharr
tie, for constipation, biliousness. head-f
facile, and sluggish bowelsr—Stillsonj ev
metal, which gave evidence of l Powell Corp.
in): the three months ending Novem- NEW SUGAR SUBSHIUIE.
- W ' ‘ ‘lv: ' r 'i l t— "
1 his older sons and perhaps so 6 lent nll\tml 101 r mm}, \\ ml )0 bar 1;),
.ole friendq {10,4 and \'.‘llll' tlemmtvrs. Put a dos-l Among the contents was 100.000
-. . -. l . ' _ . . ; ,, - . , tpounds of flour an equal amount of
{seltspoonlul 0t long..h salt mm a de- .
. ( ‘ ) . .- ,. ‘ _ . bacon and 1.000.000 cans of milk. ; ' .
FIRE DRILLS AT HOME. mantel. llltulhltjl it With \lntgal andl The shipments are usually consign! Malt sugar Sjiup is a brandnew
133d 10 President Ebert. in order to pro 5W3“ which “3" 3'7”“! on a com-
;w-nt their deliveries being delayed by mercial scale
Matt Sugar Syr
Bureau of Chemistry. -
moment to reliel‘e the sugar i“"0”“iconveniencc and food valor-s. but
United States depart-r
lwhich adds much to its palatability;
.“Succvss aztend. and value as a sugar substitute. yet exist—4mg Re
eral thousand men While malt sugar
y and known two-chemists
here as the first slg- its production recently.
ley which was used until recently in? Ah! What
the manufacture or beenecan be use
cess for making beer.
pans are the principal addition equip-
ment required by breweries.
{The product looks very much like
maple syrup.
‘ ‘for. While its use on the table mayi
.. t ‘
of the safety of his family, and PLEAD’S GU'LTY To
It! be able to extinguish it or got STEALING SILVER 3 M'GONE” m5 SEVNR
rmuch more quickly than if there . NEW HAVEN,‘Jan. 8.--Daniel Wll- *2 5UPE WEsAGUV W
no organized action. cox pleading guilty 'to stealing 1.000 . }~\ 4 BETTER 1
’ suggestion is one which should ounces of silved In June, 800 ounces \- E131 BEN ' WK
followed by every faln..y. A little» in July, and“?1.300 ounces in October, I _ m M CHOW
' , Re and training would prevent irom the International Silver ,Com- ‘ - ,
M
reserve for my and
.v‘ypflou.
I, /.
“#3?
. 7‘5 umwmnouuo
"M'TCOHEN-Om-lSUEEWSS
‘ ‘ ;THMU‘«“
‘ 3
‘>‘\>; , .
lndorsed by
psychological
Inot be as convenient as eucal‘.
some uses because it
will not so readily crystallize.
i —- receivin
ictor Hugo-lived in
reopened the to the w
remained clas-
3 mi Advertise in the Sentncl.
____________.,
PARIS. Jan. 8—11: the \'
ing the impor- in addition to being a sweet. malt Museum here which was
flavor other day, after having
’ ed during the war. is
the poet’s handwriting declaring:
the association.
TOKIO, Jan. 8.-—~The Japanese rick-'
shaman, who saved the life of the for-
mer Emperor Nicholas,
it. is when an attempt was made
:a must exot'llent substitutc for table him On his Visit 10 Japan. 88 Crown
{use when sugar is not to be had. as Prince, in 1891' has lost the pension
lit not only provides sweetness but is
equal to sugar in food
icooking and baking and for
{candy it is not only equal to sugar in 01‘1““!-
Nicholas was attacked b
mac policeman w
ionce by the rickshmman enabled him
Ito escape with a slight wound. "\Vhlle
g his pension the ricksha-
luxury, but now has rem
ork of hauling
which was paid him .for
for that service to the
For This is the result of th
making former Emperor and th
“1 represent a party which does not‘
. volutiomCivilization
has long been party: this party will make the. twan-
. its production on tielh century. First of all Will emerge
_ the United States of Europe and then
011') begin‘ the United States of the “arid."
NOSE CLDGGED FROM '
A COLD 0R CATARBH
Noahfln'i‘o
Ail-Pam
air passage of
relief!
(1 nostrils open right up,
to: of your head are ole
Brewer-leewith very little change breathe freely" No more
can be used and are now being used
for» its manufacture.
Your clogged‘:
the air padsagn
at and you can
snuffling. mucous discharge, headache. ’
_ dryness—no struggling for breath at
Up to a certain night. Your cold or catarrh is -
point the process for making malt Don't Stay Shifted “93 Ga 8 small
croup: Foley Kidney Pills for pain in 3 amp is the m as the pro- bottleof Ely's Cream Balm from your
“3" Eviporating , drugglst no . ‘Apply a. little of this
- fragrant, antiseptic cream in your
}nostrlls, let it penetrate throng
the head; BOO
heal the swollen. inflamed mucous
can be used for iglembrcance, 33V?“
.y’s ream > an: is but
erythlng that cane auger is used icold and catarrh sufferer
seeking. It's just splendid.
wfieomx-
you instant relief.
what every
QEGEUA'TAJTE'OFTQE
53.7 Fae‘fil‘LOUEE‘PéTE
Q‘ $13551.me
m we mower
Many sat.
firms 8672
2:. rent:
These are but a Few of the many t'llif‘ km . ‘ > --
THE \VlNTER FASHEON Kilt“? '
‘ JANUARY PICTORIAL REVIEW {it 'T :
NOW 013 SALE
games Donnelly
Jan. S.-Thirty»five BARREN PAH
seeds. making the
unique New-*3. r‘s gilt one
ever made another. are on the way to
Europe, the American Flume-try Asso
elation announced
intended for
areas or France and Belgium and the
depleted forests and
Great Britain.
chased by funds raised by members of
They include Doug- “110 has in" :1
las Fir. Western Larch. While Fir, En-
‘gelman Spruce, Red Oak. Sugar Ma-
ple. \Vhite Ash and Tidvland Spruce.
More seeds are to be spot when funds
are available.
relorcsl lug
were pul'a
16mm). M}! l.
Hil‘iiiilliilvfi
,\..‘lo l‘iH. :l 50‘
HE FEELS LIKE A K
lilwumntiv in w
sides. t~(ll‘(' l-‘um it
many year:
Russian ruler.
9 death of the
v Russian rev-
sl'mplolllx‘ of titan.
0?] my flu-l lzlll ' .
y 8. Japan-
ith a sabre. nl‘y Pills i {will 1‘ \v
olnlucnd ill:
have never
Kaumx GAGHQJ t-l
‘U'Oubk‘fi lint! IDL‘J'L!‘ ,'
tone Powoll Corp.
his ricksht.
Wines: Fashion’s
latest decree.
A model for every figure,
(etch exclusive for its purpose)
combining Slendcrncss,
e and Suppleness, with
long-wear. W: -B.
i 5mm
“MuchCor-
1 Price $7 7' . ’
NEW YORK
WA“-..
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