7»..-
It.
to of water.
ery seed
piece of
fit, one
sugar.
vaablcs are soft
and heat 111.- 113.11
wile, adda little
.-
Heat a quart 111:
c”
m get 11111,
31118 milk and 111.:
moi: 10"€’111(‘,l‘ f’ll‘
{by come to 1
”fins and arlrl J
I of a large 1-.
118 of paste
rd is set,
51! hard-cock. 11
Hines, one
. teaspoonful 14
hr
”.112 "11.:
. . 15
1.1 '
. e Willi 1hr u'l; .
After boiling up.
I iH-ucr for three hours
one the day bofore the soup is re'-
, Strain the liquor into a bowl
'cover with muslin.
one the fat from the top. Put the
k the next morning ith a sauce-
.” with (me- sliced po‘ato, one onion,
logical, half'a tin of tomatoes. a little
ten
Wee or four peppercorns—all tied in
seasoning of
uised,
muslin—a
119.3501 1 spoonful
Boil all gently until the veg-
ried Reapes :1 Helpful Hints
Meatless Soup. ~ 'I
131111 a good broil; bone in
Press
11.
1 1.0
.yq a
-111.
Egg Baskets.
<. 111:8.
five, keeping back the bag of spices,
“Then ready to
cpungent relish.
Cocoanut Pie.
H milk and all) into
it. one-11111.1 01 :1 cupful of prepared
Mrwet with a 11:1 1e cold milk. Let
all
332:“ the yolks 111 1. 10 eggs light with
live tahlt'spoani‘ula 11f su<'ar,. and add
Ull's.
171i
.1 1.121161":
.1: lame and grated
Bake in open
of the five egfs
r» 1:.1blespoou', 01
"noon lightly and,
10 French
1::: 1- «mini of butter,
inn juice, pepper
Jan-w .‘--._ r
Fashion Points
,. . 1
two: BEAVER COATS.
‘ Fur coats may be cleaned by rub- _ ..
bing cornmeal-into the skin. The "Just hke mothers ‘3 knitted cape
meal should be damp. After it has with brushed- wool yoke made for 11t-
dried shake the coat well. To im- tie girls 4
prove the luster of the tut, heat‘ .,
cornmeal in an iron skillet to a rich MOM effective are the large, frugal.
brown without burning. While hot brushed-wool scaris belted to the fig-
sprinkle over the fur and rub in with are that are being used for spam
3 flannel cloth. Afterwards” removHe wear.
cloves, by brushing. and shaking. Double-breasted effects are fro:
About Brushes and Graeme. ‘ gqueptly‘seen on smart units. The
Don't neglect them. A well cared duvetyn model ls heavily embroidered
' 0
for brush or broom lasts twice as long on the pockets and trimmed with fur. - 1
as one that is not well cared for.
.. In the first place, every brush and‘ A wide panel of Jet extending from
broom excepting the flat backed sort, the Should”; t; the 219:1. 12d 3 jud:ci-
for clotbcw and bats. should be hung ous use Of a no In es e even ng
in such a way that the bristles or dresa of black satin one of unusual
broom 3112le do not rest on the Hwall merit
or floor. ,.
To clean brushes use warm water
to which a little ammonia or borax
has been added. immerse the brush
1 ti me yr“:
and move it about until the bristles ' \avy serge is be 113' rm d I
look clean. Then rinse it thoroughly, .bands 0f black satin.
first in the wann w,ater then in cold
Black is a very important color, in-
',deed this season.
This should
When cold.
of brown '
through a,
‘5’
mung-m.
Some of the earliest Palm Beach
"30““ W1“ be m c‘mms' ed woman so much .as the smart
simplicity admirably expresaed in
this dress of glow Meta The'
square neck is finished with a col-
in of whale tub min and sleeve;
the while.
The tops of many motor coats are
Let all water , i f and cullsa are of the anaemia-12.1.
' . _ , y lo n lit. The Ski: at: (to . i -
“me aft“ The “my ‘0 W11»: '4 broom is to dip “moat en e ‘ped ' tea. 3:31:21 1:11:13 1:295“: ff-
‘ake from 1: in a paiiful of
hot scam-suds. and .’
Pocketbooks of the envelope shape
‘Splush it up and down a few
are replacing handbags.
wlopment in any or the seas maid.
water. fibrin. Medium size r quire : 1:5!
times until it looks clean. Then dry . sud“ 36-inch gingham tafir‘a
‘ ”5 soon as m" it quicl .1.le P i d cate the longer klrul y yard satin.
. ,. . x ’\ . ar 5 a v0 5 a . .3 1..
.2 ulth mtringut If the edges of a brush or broom Pictorial Review Dress .w a...
Sizes, 34 to 46 inches has: rm“.
fl"
, 0."
are irregularly worn,
ties off evenly. ”"
the brls- Graceful wraps supplement tailored
jackets on occasions.
trim
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A cape of geranium velvet is lined
with red and silver tinsel b1ocade
and is trimmed with gray fox
’ - To Cut 3Fur,Colla1-.Drecoll approves of gathered skirts
To cut n in: collar, calefully cut that emphasizes the hip-line.
'a C'amblk collar and lay it on the in “
ne'r side. 01 the fur and cut with a! Hat's that softly frame the face are
razor blade. Tape it around tileiven' new and becoming.
edges by 01 91 handmg one side of the
A pretty (loci-r for dancing has a
bodice of white satin and a_sk11't of
m «1311911211er (191105083 [111113 iaflc.
- tpxcdictfi'l today 11:
:“SYRB? Of INS”
Blillll’S Willi!
Look at Tongue! Remove Poison.
From Stomach, Liver and Bowen
Fashion Favors Man
Here Are?a Suits and Frocks
“1
Accept “Ca‘ifornin” Syrup of Fig!
onlyL—vlook for the name California on
the package. ‘then you are sure your
child is having the best‘ and moat
harmless laxative or physio for the lit-
{tle live: and bow els Cl lzldr'en love its
full dircctions
for child‘s dose on c.1121 bottle Give
.it without 11 or
Motherf You mm'! my
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Dreu ms Dress 8434 Dn-u 8396 Dre-1m Fr- 10
:5 cent: :25 cool: :5 come 25 «.1111.
Pros: 8672
25 cents
Jnrn'
141.171
These are but a. Few of the many chic styles you will llmlI 11.
THE \VINTER FASH'ON BOOK and
~ JANUARY PiC’i‘ORlAL REVIEW PATrERns
NOW ON SALE
“California.”
MEN'S CLOTHES To RE HIGHER.
’NEIW lORi‘x, Jan. 22,—sl‘ux'lhrr lu-
lcreases in the pruc :1; 1111:1114 clothing,
without much 1::21111Lu 1'71 51310. were
(lvlt‘gl’llt‘s who at-
tended the tenth annual convention
‘5
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" JamesI .DOnnelll’
aanvh‘Silhouettes This Sm... n
tTypify Some of the We: .1,
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of the ,lnlt-rnalicnal Association of
IClnthing Designers 1 .. ' 9.
con. mimics alum ninety per
cent to 1.10 lost of a suit it was said.
was TALlAFERRO wens. Mabel Carrigan of xm- yum.
—--—- §chased a farm of cinluyvhrar-
Capt. Joseph P. O’Brien Third Hun. Long-Ridge. The first husband _
'l ’ ' F‘ed31"ck Tlmlni-(n.
While the supph or woolcn cloth was 1““ ““ ”Rd °!— Actress. 1): de “a” ' ‘ '. l I ‘
1 Sunday at 2: 4:» p in Miss Mabel of the 11111111011 :11 111-»
said to ho inmoa'slng, the designers , , 1.. _
Taliaferro of New Yoxk. a well known New ”folk and u Luna 1.1.1..
offered little hope 111.11 ll: s Would de-i
actress. was married to Capt. Joseph island
crease tho “3% of (ImIIIIII 'P, 0’11 1 {O c .\. 3.. b J 110 H'Ollrien \\ '12' Tlmnas 1
The designer s wrww disinclined to F1 n O rang y “5 o ' "
Lube:
(3'11" ’
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11' 'lb-
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111”» ult'ru'w
1‘1' .
T1111 ~10le husband of llw
b
H John H Srllock of Dnl'ivn. The couple muting: 111111111: :mm.
alt minced parsley. Cut eggs in lane {‘0 the edge of. the fur and catch: There are many high necks bélng Wkamll 1:59 xexxrzz’gsbfizg“Iégxxn‘gfidpfe‘nme from V”; Ymk by the noon? The cpuplv brought no \x'ine 0H"!
55; ”mom ”’1'": and place them down the other side to the skin. shown on necks in combination Vim N worn by men and dm‘lale‘d that can ‘train and. 0“ 3““m3 m Dal-ten, en 3115.83110121: ““0 m ”"I JUN‘I‘II“ aIIt'
...mortar “In“ 5“"din95' butter In cutting material. scissors should. short sleeves mow lingerie collars offitkte servaiion boll: as to cut and fabric gazed 3' taXicab whose driver spent ”d as on“ “mm-III and the smond “III
Joy, and Ilt—lil . juice. Season not be used as they do 116‘ ell! allile‘ “d h” outine the Mk“ °t m“? kum prevail in the lnited Stealer considerable time nying to and Jus ness was a \ounn man calling :'.t lb»
taste with 11mm and salt. Pound all—“both sides. ._ . Full bands made of loopsvof narrow new frocks d C d iuce Seller}: at 'I‘okeneke Finally, Scllcgk house. Al (11:- claw of th'.
"te with pepper and salt. Pound ' - ribbon W91? 031110118 the favored trim- h" an a“ 1.1111: home “a. fauna and the ceremony ceremony, Mr. and M 1's. O'llt'inn do
small 1’“ L“ 1” making han- Easy Way to Clean Silver. linings “@118”er used'on models dnr- ' Sashes of “Ck and White checked Alwav ill! a milk bottle with water Iwas soon pnxrormed The bride wore ported in their laxicab, :mmrrmly for
‘Of “655' 5"“? 0“ 3' bed 0f, Slime an eighth of :1 ea): c o: soap ing the closing week or the Paris 'WOO‘ are chic when worn With n‘ack' the 1111211150111 it is cm 111121 It is much a plain trawling lire-<3 of block. The Stamford.
_ iinto an aluminum kettle, partly llll races I 9119239. easier'tona'sh attbrlvards. film!!! was firmly“ in 918-511 daikI _ M
Butler Cakes.I with cold Wyatel put in 511' er and
dulred~~Four~
guait U]. .11111; ,
salt. Mix
01. 11' a}: will
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yellow, Attic :1 . :lesp’lonful (11" 3-0.. IVY-“(Hing food which has ad- neck or at the waist, to give a plain
anayn,.H-H1H1511H113HL11H 1n. -:_ .IIII good he! ed to cooking dishes there is now—”1'0““ charm. .
”111.1: :IIIOIIIII III .1th3 0411:2335 mg to equal the shells oz.‘ raw eggs. A black charmeusegownhas H deep
1-1: . ' ‘4)”ng ‘is lToss one or two half shells into the square neck and a skirt of tieréu of
nly to 1,-1.1, 1- ' cIfD 111- ldish, apply dish cloth and pass saronnd black fringe.
.' and 111.111 L b0“ u‘; {the dish, and the particles of. food are H
. .rl 1.- 1...,v :. .- instantly removed by the sharp edges __ - — «- .... '
“ ” “ m?” °f or shells coucHEo Niel-11' AND DAV
_ _ ‘—I John vognue. Elberton, Ga; writes:
DECSL 3. When g3. fitnozveclgrigng, hold 3min“ {all What my neighbors were
French T Pudding. , down .1111. innuenu, I took a seVere.
"pal-.711] .1;—
Hal :ii , bf
. lurkin'
I So "1
ugar and 112111.; .
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23d.
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feeling
11.111
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51
cups of flour, one
conful oi" buttti' or margarine,
an ounce of suaight lines.
It, one itaspoon 111 each or soda dr.y By doing this once a "I'QR 1211
n 115.111 the flour vvcr is kept clean 1nd shiny w;:-'out'u'lm the front betwen the waistline
Ill
«add the 11111.; , :1 little at' 8. 1111113.. tho tiresome task
all has but: used
in a‘ little warm water and add
11 1:1 -. 1 ..11. 11.119 all nigh: 111 01 the g‘oo‘es and engr‘wmgl'
1111.101', melted, I
i in a lime?
.1 into cakes and
Dissolve the
Eggs.
‘ pan or the chaf-
. 1m. zablespoonfuls of
\Vhen
(>111)
of 'stale cake
"7.43 brorrn on but~
on preserves
any..- sauce you “
I' :anas.
:1 ; ,nd put- :11 a
1:: I‘d half ”11’ cup
emon ”memo: the International Association of
1'. wit, basurwlcmfl’mg Designers? who today issued
_ .\‘Iuor.
tablespoonful
he
.
use'd 11151:.“ of lemon juice if! “Malta them smaller and shallower
1*...
EELS UK: A NEW MANI
= 4:10 pains backac..e pains ml thm’ and you mt: ”aiming but,
1 . ”115.01“. 8““ hints or “wood alconol to out 111 your lack. So
we usually '
disordered kidneys. JV
130111311, Mich, “rites.
dvenise In The Sentinel,
The tunic blouse is far more urns.
tic than the ordinary waist, and vel-
yet will be used (or 11:
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place keltk on stove to boil. Silk braid is still favorably looked
Let boil for two or three lllnu'esu upon as a trimming. The bodice is
then take out rinse in hot wrter and icut off 3‘ the hips and skirt until on
Loops oi the braid
relishing; .1111: in" km?“ ’ .
cleaning with [fire 't-d aste and ow- . -.-—-—-- I
ders, which are often bird to. sag 0111‘ Very cleverly shaped collar and
cuffs lend an air of distinction to the
[stunning blue duvetyn suit. The col-
Iglar is wider at the right side than at
the lettIand the cuffs made to fit snug-
ly by a narrow band of the material.
which is laced in and out and ties on
the outside.
——
Remove: ink Stains.
To remove ink stains lmln‘ white
cotton, wet the spot and 1111.) with any
1good laundry soap, then 11111: in a so-
{lulion of sulphur naplboi for one day.
if ink has not all disappeared, Horse
0111 :ml boil, and the ink will disap-
pear as if by magic. Mildew can be
remm ed in the same way. I“
- \
Walnut-mom W pm
A chalming little gown of blue chif—
fon has a garland of resolution for a
girdle.
hot add
‘..
onion is
To Clean Cooking Pane. ‘ l Bits of brocade are tucked in at tne
piece of ice on the opposite side of
the goods and the edge will be re-
moved easily.
cold and before I was aware of .ml’l
condition I wags am sick in bed. 1 .
coughed night. and day and my throat -
' .1 am anduore lgot abotlleol
No" NEED 9F HIP MCKET‘ 6:31”: Honey andl‘l‘ar Compound
. VEW YORK Jain. 9.-—Prohibltion and took eight small doses in two ‘
will SW99” hip ”eke“ in “19.113 hours. My condition began to ign- I
11111191111111 into innocuous desuemuo, prve w in a few In“ I m a well 2 ' .
according to a prediction by experts. as ever. In my opinion Foley’a in the
hes t cough medicine made.”—‘Stlllsou-
Nuim‘ég fan edict:
3 thing or good for nothing—Ad. Axe.
Memorial Cross for Widows and Mothers of Canadian
Soldiers
___ clothes, and more a fine fur coat FEDERAL FARM LOAN
A". mm a]... cmd~ (mod lI'or someillivery chart had been aside to keep;
like wedding quiet. and both the par 1
HARTFORD Jan.
HIion today to Tar Cmnmlssionm 01‘.
(‘nrbin that bonds issund umlm'
llzol‘ity of the Federal Farm 1.11:1'1
wereexempled from state, 21111'
and local taxation,
1
The license was taken out last Tues
day. Thexcouple wished to be mar-
ried then, but this was impossible as
{>0th reside out Hot the stale. Sunday
was the first day on which the cere-
many could be pe.1'fol'med —’!‘ry an
it is the third marriage of the bride
and the first for the zroom In the Son th "Mk Evening Seam
—.
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NOT TAXABLE
13. —.~l:tmnvy-
'tics to marriage refused to discuss it .Gen“""1 Frank E Hm" 13““ m "p o
l}.
:11!
:11 L
i
otherwise-men: III “I.
latter part of 1918;1be bride, then M “I. “I. PM W obll
Ind Suppleness, with
Miran“! B. Nulorm Style 355
CM I M“ :I.‘
edflumgfloney ”
this season.”
Commenting on the atfitude of the
l
Instincts George W. Hermann, 'a
member of the organization ma; , .
filt’a illegal to told a gun, 1t‘s‘._un-
handy to carry your mama:
tel. 1113 naturally
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