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M has “steadily iogg'éd up in pail. 9;, "
mew: popularity until almost
the amount is used today that
consumed thisdime last year. It dish.. __ ~ '
greati‘udvantage in the fact that ‘ 4
always ready andfca‘n be eaten
‘ Mfurther prepagation itvpre~ age-
he form of a sandwich tiller-fits;
ties are almWst unlimited: luncheon:
.cheese has long been a favor- ~
on it spreads readily,-but equally
as; , the home matié~ cottage
for this purpose. Here are
“suggestions . for “'making club
es by'fl'ccunblning cottage
he with various“ other ingredients.
‘ fake the sandwiches of three good-
, slices of toasted wheatless
“ rule ,‘or more being spread
, _ y,with' cottage ,cheese. Lettuce
finer cross ind salted dressing are
fie use. The rest of the filling may
ed to suit the taste or the lard-
Tbe sandwich is. cut diagonally
,und served on an individual
with the halves a)'ranged in dia-
ehape. '
h desyable to toast the bread
the side only “and to cut it im-
after toasting as otherwise
pressure of cutting crushes out
Mae and spells the appearance
file sandwich. The cut slices may . '
g together again, while the Almost any
’may be sliced through with a. cooked on a plank.
knife.
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II addition to the cottage cheese.
sandwiches may contain: before seinng.
L Tmat. lettuce, maynnai’se dress- ,
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ade.
grape ice.
carrots. ”
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every sink.
than ca_nned_.
the electric applianoa- handy.
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sliced meat.
the garbage;
Creamed com is a good breakfast
ever Use a wooden pail for garb-3
Cinna'm‘bn taunt is delicious for
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Always putxa. pinch of salt in lemon-
A simple dessert may be made 0H
Excellent sandwiches are m‘ade of
ground nut meats and raw scraped
A line meshed drainer should be in ‘
Dried corn is more Satisfactory
A leisurely Sunday breakfast can!
be prepared at the table if one has;
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Serve mint or grape jelly with cold
broiling meat may be
Always beat mayonnaise again just
’ a child’s muff formedlike a doll.‘_
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tbackgrodnds for brilliant broc
‘vests-or girdles. ‘
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’ New York reports , a few ‘of
{evening’frocks recently shown hav
very high" waistline.
plush ,in brilliant colors.
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and afternoon gowns.
Inns-s.
:dresses for debutantes.
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‘times seen in two colors.
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gowns for southern wear.
A novel headdress is
‘tullc and drooping paradise.
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A New York inventor-[has patented '1
Black frocks are worn more), as
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Evening turbans with rimsxof para-
dise orJewels ,are made or French“
C tor is a new color introduced
'i veilings. and veils,“ blue, taupe
brown and black are as usual quite
correct. a ' 0
Velvet is much used for evening
Fans of ostrich plumes are some-
Sonie coats have, shallow yokes out
Short sleeves appear on most
of maroon
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Bluegrass is one of the new shades
'for' spring suits. more
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Black tulle is used for evening
Designers never seem to tireaot
using organdy for_:iie development
01 youthful frocks and there is par- that on! (our 'cal org-ration will he.
tlé‘ulsr demand for the plaids and heve. efrcel?ackn6wled alight
checks. The an“: the designs pic- theabove letter, undmanyot eulilte it.
tured above is in green and white
check. with collar, belt and buttons of
plain green'organdy.
silk stitched about the collar and
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women; .
pognd is certamlyone grew
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8339.“- Cairo iii. Sycamore
course there ammapy serious cases
amply prove that man 0 r ti '
recommended when midipciisea im '
¥cases isall thetis needed.
The band of, ' .
f you Want special advice write to
‘ James Donnelly
.. ~ i _, “W” Many Silhouettes This Seats?
136%,“: ,Stm‘ fl and Frame " u That TYPify Some Of the New «it:
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fl 1_ have never felt; better than ‘I have .
a?! e: I nee thenand Ikoe These are but a Few of the many fihic .43qu mt; ~~
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« JANUARY PlCTORlAL REWEW PA'i‘i‘Eex ‘7 %
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sleeves and throu‘gh the.belt i of lLyqifiE‘ Piukhom Medicine 0°- (”115‘
Elect: toilets; Medium size requfi'res den...» Lynn, Mus. 1-2.- V - .m . --._,,,, ,_
.5 yards 38-inch elm-k and i: yard ___7 ”7‘7“?“ , ' ” - -
aadnch plain ()de '(ond‘llons had left theMplflCE help' WHALE OIL FROM SWORDFlSH- PRETTY PLOWEF \ P" T ~I_
Iris chambmy trimmed with bub
tons and'me'rcerized .otton braid in
self-color. is a clever way ~et develop-
'less drove his daughter to a party.
The head to! a house
party was held was'wrtorce
The heads 01,100 nygmge sword-
thre the fish will yield 65 gallons of an oil that
The prviiy (tuner: , . _' a;
poison and “lll‘il il.- ;
setting has lfl‘eh market value Refined and d V .
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- \ ’ Young. fresh vegetables are always The beaded flock of georgEJG inmaseezndhmixlclét I??? 5k“: g 3391:: own carriage 3118.11 and door sun—bleached, it is bdfiunanifshable mg them.
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‘! Thin- sliced cold ham, spread ie e1 or canning ian . e o. _e l “k _ it above a crushed bolt. The square bAfteru :13. when flier Were formal- from u as oi, an (3031111th « t _
' must d 1 it _ . H, . ones. . - ’ » . ‘a . nee is collar-less: the sleeves in ' Dmsem» . 03° 53 1 e co. In fact, commercially. i-t ' W ' “
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”use mayonnaise. _ When the “93““? is “0‘ ‘00 “01¢ .on large hats. particularly hats of Brass No. 8328. Sizes, 14 to 30 M teflgzemfi‘fin ughter to mydaugh— are treated in the same way as the kw ’&‘ CO “H; “Mfr“ . . . ‘ h
AG... Two tiny strips of bacon, lettuce, . . ‘b‘ack velvet. Many of, these hats P1106. 85 canto ’M - "Yes... ' swordfish beads W go a pulp ~ 111 ' "‘(‘f n V‘ H . ,l V‘ ‘
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rgflwiefi‘fnangi’; e b a ..- . :stiipcd with white 0*” “1‘3”“ m THE S§RVANTL£8S DAYS. “Cheer up! I thought m m Beston and Gloucester, Mass, annu W and Tar (WWW. .. _
la (‘1' ttes may V 8 ma 9 To clean screen doors wet a wood~ ”isoutache. ' The bad of one house where “r your butleri"~—Parni Life. England. C ally produce’llOOO 31811039- mid: mid crrr’p- l-‘ H l- " a.
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”3 tFor these the bread “m "0‘. thoioughly. j Advice to the marriageable is never ‘ Women at Mlam] Emoymg~Cocktails From Their Pm. , mothering?“ Scales undergo a tirim. backache. 1 l- iii“ 3‘
“m. hedlznd magettuiqend 111:3'011- Save the broken toys for the rainv ‘out of place. particularly it it is good‘ vate, Portable Cellarets slight ch 0 in the can”. of years ailnwnts. am. in» m .‘IM .4 .1
m n on not USEt. days The . reva real 5 “we or m‘_ advice. Even these who have already M m. , ,. of usage. frequently becomlnx heavier. a wholesome and ihomimiih
‘1'. hymn!) ”emit ’ ’1 Q committed matrimony listen when the 3g ' " ? There is only onezitnestal km an}: mural-tic, for i‘x‘il‘Jlllffllmt t . x:
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m high~00st of dying has impress- :Miic 2 tablespoonfi!‘
‘ Mrs. Mary Policaster of Newark, i’tablespoont’n‘ vino"
pouch an extent that’she already has 5 ' ' ’ A "
“gilt two coffins: one for herself
no one to rher husband.
Firemen brofi’e into her flat on the?!
loo;- at 5, Miller', street apart?”
recently when a. fire started in
Igs'ement o} the building and were ' a.
ad to see two open coifins in
.urlor.
husband .is seventy-six years:
and at the point of death in the
hbspital." Mrs. .Poiicaster ex-
. “We are alone in the world
fifth/ought it would be economy to
:- own coffins a yrs; ago before '
ce went any highe“. we were '
If. We lived may your: ..-nger
. d not be able to“: Ford stifling
sweet
vsci‘i flannel.
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Okra stewed
To prevent meat from scorchipg p
a pan of walgr in the oven; The
.steam helps to make the meat tenfler.
W‘hen crackers become soft. from
ilong standipg, put them in a pan and
gbake them‘ over.
gcrisp as new ones.
. ‘ | mcr German commander Seeks
i131 election...,—. . ' deuce-somewhere in Germany
‘ IB'II't there any (lection before i
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little land to cultivate. in the neighbor-
hood of woods, where he can do a lit-
: 'le shooting.
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and Harem-“shed, With a dull, heavy heed," ‘ ‘ . '
often arn’ountin toheadache, to feel low- ;. 'i' J j '
:epgited and ffb (go—gatesymptoms oi
~ jpmsomng 3t? _ poisons, not non-7 . -
.. tralizedortejipiinated ry‘bo: s,liver.a’nd' ‘
Sometimes it is inure (our-“lieu: to
pack individual lunfi'li€:=~Wh(-u picnics: .get another;
oil. 1
be teasponnful about it:
turpentine and apply with a piece of
with onions, tomaxoes. :
.celery and seasoning is a savory dish“? (1
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They will be as
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‘0 Mrs. ‘ ~51“ :. “at 0" . von Mackensen is advertising [or a}
New Yes 1‘ Sun. - home. He formerly lived in Dantzig!
’ _- but’ retu'es to reside there now
~1.°°‘ F All» :‘J-‘F ‘ the .city has been internationalized 1*
bet you 3 Hz... in? the {on e and made a port for Poland; The tor-I
Here then is what one expert Ears
Dont think you kn not be happy
unless you are married. _ _
t Don‘t jump at the first otter otvms'r-
riage because you fear you will not
Don‘t marry a. men unless he is
iwell spoken of at home. ‘
DontV'mm-y a man for whom you
0 not have the highest respect.
. Dont' marry a. man simply because
gallant and'dashing. ' 7
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{-members5 you with beautitul flowers.
Dont’ marry a man whoneglects his
mother and sisters. ‘ ~'
pon't marry a man to reform him.
- Don't mary a. man for. his money?
Don‘t marry a. man who ridicules
:your religion. .
' Don't marry 3.11:3:an is cruel.
Dona“ matey a man to spite another
that man or. women. ,
Don’t marry a man about..whose
a resiff habits you are not quite certain.
with a?
,Don’t get be foolish and ram 9%
tion that, a rogue makes the, best.
husband. ‘ . .,
' sussrirurs FOR MONEY.
efat God Hasbt. called the Knlorlk-
'mik‘. It is a monthly periddicai, print-
ed in’athe Eskimojaugggge. The lab:
scribtlon is‘oneaeal a . ; two elder
- for; "months. while single
'tel‘" being a small, eatnhle sea
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. figs" cost a dab-chick apiece, gs ems
. Don’t marry aunan becausNe 17e- ,
Greenland has a newspaper publish?
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now that real. 'honestéfi' goodness prohibition loner-e. has not
This photograph, mienldurlnxxvertime prohibition times, shows how it ’
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seen here enjoying a mind minim!
carried in leather '
lei-vigour! unity case.
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