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Fashion Points
Tried Recipes W Helpful ‘ Hints
, , . Remnants of Linen.
Have the butcher cut 11-4 pounds A new use for remnants or for dis-
“ veal for stewing. and then wash ,carded breadths of narrowed linen
fleet, and place in a saucepan and skirts is to make pillow slips of them
“three cups of‘bfiling water. Two l—pillow slips designed to cover the
V - . 1 £3380?» 0f SOUP herbs. Bring asmall, most. used couch cushions.
atoll and cook slowly until tender,t Make three slips just like the or-
.117 about 1% hOUI‘S- N0W lift idinary pillow cases with hemstitched
, Into a baking'dish and thicken QhemS. They will give a fresh. clean,
gravy. Season and add 4 largegdainfy effect that often lacking
, _ . cut in half and parboiled, 4 lwhen cushion covers are chasen for
‘ Mamie of finely minced pars-;ser\'ice in the reaction from the days
n, 55 teaspoon‘t'ul of thyme, 2 tea- when, to use one of the elaborately
' ‘ “rule of salt, 1 teaspoonfuls of,embroidered ruffled “sofa cushions"
Veal Pot Pie.
is
m Mix well, and then cover
‘ a. crust of plain pastry and bake
Ifi n slow oven for forty~five minutes.
Ginger Snaps.
990 large cu-pful butter and lard.
fixed, 1 coffee cupful sugar, 1 cupful
“a, $6 cupful luke warm water
gill!!! in not cold as in winter, 1 table-
‘Iw "mental ginger, 1 tablespoonful of
‘ ‘ won, 1 teaspooni‘ui cloves, 1 tea-
” m soda dissolved in very little
.3 tutor, I teaspoonful of baking
mt sifted in flour and flour for
‘jlutty stiff dough. Roll out rather
-' mt than sugar cookies.
.‘
Cold Cirmk Broth.
, Open 12 large fresh clams, place in
mmcopnn with all their liquor. add
- ,’ pints of cold water. 3 brancllEs of
“dry, 2 saltspoozls cayenne pepper
,y'lfl boil 5 minutes. Strain through a.
“in cheese cloth into a stone jar,
n
iwas nothingshort of sacrilege. .
' If you have enough of one-color
'linen make two or three covers anaI
[use them on the cushions at one
,‘time. When these go to the laundry
:changfl’ to another shade. But it you
g'haven't enough for more than one .01
la kind, choose the colors that go best
itogether to use at any.one time. In
{general shades of linen are soft and
:blend well.
As for comfort—nothing feels quite
as cool and restful and clean as linen.
and certainly no material after repeats
’cd tubbings acquire love-tier sheen
than does pure llnczi.
For the children at non nothing is
more satisfying than soup. -.
Clean lard will remove wagon grease,
stove and shoe polish.
In hanging clothes see that they are
pulled straight on the line.
A dustless mop can be made from
.I we the Jar in a basin with ice
m let get cold. _Pour into stx'
2.9 for serving with a tiny sprinn-I
' m of parsley on top. '
the fringe of an old bedspread.
3._ Accompany boiled beef or mm: with
string beans or white sauce. .
Delicious soups are. made from your
store of .ried peas or beans.
f , Delmonico Potatoes.
( 0necnpcheese.sliced,10 small boib'
‘ potatoes, 1 pint milk, 3-4 teaspoon-
”mln flour, dash paprika. Scald
. ‘ m, cold milk, and add cheese, stir
Inning. Siice'potatoes into baking
i811. cover with sauce and bake until
a. cut tonne.
‘1
' ~’ Date Souffle. ' 4'
flone and chop 55 pound of dates
I“ oook in boiling water. Mashwnn-
f- smooth and add the stiflly beaten
, “lies of 5 eggs into which has been
fixed 1-4 cup sugar. 1 tablespoonrul
chopped walnuts, and bake 25
non. Serve cold with lemon
d sauce or whipped cream.
. ,,
,
. Tunny Fish Pickled.
Open a can of/ tunny fish, cut 6
. thin, small slices; dress on a
dish, with a few lettuce leaves
I 6 slices, of lemon, and serve with
. bread and butter slices.
Grape Sherbet. _
Ifi'every quart of wet r c 159
. , of sugar. Boil flvc miau‘ 1 , add
i» .qc of grape Juice ‘nd 5 table~‘
. I .. of lemon juice. 121‘. in ’freezer
I I‘lflr until hall frozen tixn add
M whites of ? 'ggs r i 3 table
of confectionery .sugnr.
it .fi Mey‘the di‘nnpeamnce of the
~. at night is accounted for by the
retirem‘enlr‘liof that pious
for player ~rind Ineligious re--
,hflnel Want Ads are winners.
I .. ns and m' tbemnpong‘
II naturally relieving the brim-I
Isl-ages duckies and irrita-
'wholo. membranou- mm in
g salt. 1-8 teaspoon pepper, 2 table-g
‘nlk, thicken with flour mixed with a’
-tlfll the cheese is melted; add send
3.
are speedily”;
Those who find cracked wheat or
igrits irritating will enjoy farina.
Unless it in a vegetable, never serve
the same dish twice a week.
Tuesday is for many reasons a bet-
tér washing day than Monday.
5 Keep court plaster on hand to mend
tears in heavy garments. '
é Use soda'on a damp cloth to clean
ithe nickel on a kitchen range.
l Before cutting oap into bars try
{warming the knife. It will out very
smoothly and the soap will not crum‘
'ple. . .
:I A strong linen strinz will cut soap
evenly. '
,7 If toilet and larnul'y
soap pieces
“"1011 mine and a dash of salt. havepouecmd and beCOme baud, put pcarance and
into a buttered dish, Spr: me through food chopper and use in wash Ibined with
boiler. '
is A left-hand rubber glor; may be
iturned inside out and “mm on the
-right hand when the right-hand glove
lgives out.” i
, Before painting a willow chair, get
fa hand-spray pump and the work is
'vr-ry quickly done—the paint getting
Iinto all the crevices that a. brush will
:not reach. *
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Simple Trimniings for Spring.
The material used for millinery this
spring will be simple, many manufac‘
turers of hats have stated. Perhaps
a straw body will be used, or perhaps
a satin shape. or the pretty hair-
cloths .and batnvias. ‘Whatever the
material. the hat will depend on trim-
mings {or its distinctiveness and char-
acter, and it is for this reason that.
these who are speeding up their pro-
ductlon to meet the demands that will
be placed upon them by the coming
season. ' ,
. Cleophane in all colors bide fair to
be the favorite decoration forhats.
The stiff, transparent fabric is twtsted
into buds and flowers. mus stuffed
with cotton are covered with celo—
phane, gathered -tlghtly at the top.
Long stems are wound about with
strips of celophane. There are both
single flowers and sprays for trim-
ming. Long sprays of celophane fo-
liage are‘ selling well also.
I For those who consider celophane
too perishable, there are decorations
of lacquered foundation. Single flow-
ers. fruits, foliage and long and short
sprays are shown in all colors. The
'surface of these adornment: is
smooth, very shiny and rather heavy.
Lacquered Flowers on Leather Hate.
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Gris! Have a mass of long,-
thick, gleamy hair ,
Let “Dnndetfine” save your hair and
double its beauty. You can have lots
of long. thick, strong, lustrous hair.
Don’t let it stay lifeless, thin, Scruggly‘ ’
or fading. Bring back its color. vigor
and vitality. -
th a ascent bottle of delightful
"Danded‘ne" at any drug or toilet
counter to fteshen your scalp: check
dandruif and tuning hair. Your hair]
needs this stimulating tonic, then its
life, color. brightness and abundance
will return—Hurry.
A mom or A FEW noon.
A taillq—nv that forecasts the mode
~f the coming season is this model
in dnak blue serge. The blouse has
in (pm from to show a vest of
uekco satin, while the pockets are
rimm~d wuh braid. Buttons of self-
tutorial decorate both blouse and
klrt. While
in: the vest. Medlum‘sine cello
tr 3% yards 54~incb material, with
4 yard 36-inch satin. ' ‘
Ii‘ictort‘al RIVTE": Dress No. 8507.
One wreath of lacquered asters in
high colors looks especially well on
the buck patent leather sports but
being shown by prominent milliners.
Another novelty trimming which
'will undoubtedly be. ,shc‘t all over-
the country is batavia. There is a
great demand for spring hats of the gees.
loosely woven material for the Palm
Beach season and an even greater de-
mand is expected {or the early spring.
These trimmings'are made to harmon-
l ize‘ with“ the pastel colors need.
i The staple trimmings are being or-
dered in large quantities. For the
drooping hats of straw. orgnndie or WW“
silk worn during the latterpart of the Vests or girdles
spring and midsummer there are long
stemméd rose buds of tatteta wtm
stems and leaves of dull green taffeta.
These flowers are soft and may be
draped easily so that they are equal-
ly desirable for bats or dresses. Large
flowers made with centers of silk vel-
vet and outer petals.of corresponding
taffeta are good sellers.
Changes in taffeta is used .or con-
l,vcutional fruits to be appliqued. .The
tones are very soft and subdued in up
when they are com-
green silk leaves they
'form a complete and decidedly at-
tractive ornament for almost any hat.
I Fruit Grapes of Velvet.
l Velvet, appliqued Truitnnd flowers
‘are dyed in relalstic colors. One pret-
ty group is made of flat grapes, com—
bined with a conventional pear and a
flower.
. Ostrich feathers are not expected to
she worn much during the spring, but
:other feathers, hackle especially. will
be usd e'xlenslVely. A very popular
iband for trimming is made of hacme
iwlth‘a full fancy of‘vulture plumage
at‘the side back. The band is worn
low in front, and the feathers at the
back add considerable ight to the
wearer‘s appearance. T s decoration
dashing revere.
froch.
Turban: appear, worn with Eastern
rob“ - it to 20 years. Price. 25 emu.
_N0 WORK,
N0 PENSION
LONDON. Feb. 6.—Tbe Old Age-
Peneions Act which came inoo force
January 1. Elves De ‘ on team one
to ten shillings a week, lo proportion
to their other income. No pension is
payable when the income exceodl
£49. 17 chilling: and six pence year-
harm: mm m rm
to be a disqualafication. ~
in: unauewcnen can.
Paris uses color in her undergar-
ments.
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Corduroys are much used for negli-
‘The- new blouses have large and
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Flowor trimming is used on tulle .
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Black frocks
for
are wry-n merely as
brilliant brocade
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No voice has sung' the sea:
Many of the smart evening gowns! By no supreme endeavor
use an trimming large wreaths of Can speech or mlnstrelsy
flowers and foliage._ .1 Answer her ever
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Every airy little dress has to have nButgiaintl; 1m exprefi her-
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its touch of lace,
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Mole waistcoats are excellent with Have 9:0, 93pm”: her
brown velour suits. _
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Notto our life belonging,
Now, intimately dear,
Lovely and longing.
. The sea was never sung!
Her heart is of.the ages;
She speaks in a mightier tongue
Than poets and sages; ‘
Yet if her spell should end.
--The spell that is here" only—
The stars would lose a friend,
And the moon be lonely,
~Murion Couthony Smith in he
lager. , . »— - .
Pat persons, particularly those
from ten to sixty pounds above nor-
mal weight, uiil be interacted to
l-nrn that they may reduce weight
“bile eating all t'ry need and whi'
really emoytng the may we: of hero;
to slender and l: ’L‘ltllifl‘.
. diould be doze by udng oil I
lmrotn, also fol: i .‘iog simple rules t
hon-tn system t‘. at come with the in
_ Eu- ,n for day: is likely t ‘
Blow aligning tildef‘lamfi .1: mp b
romeo er. .‘2. .3 , -'t .
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am feeling takes p not-ulna of the who
body end mind us 3" crduotn int disapp‘ re
If you have tried various method
A large number: of the. smaller
is made in .paon blue, Alice blue,
black, serge and leather. '.
Vulture feathers are caught in large l
loops to {arm a Watteau trimming for:
small hats at the side.
*The heavier silks are in greater
vogue.
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impossible to teach song 0: than to
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they neVer know glint or the defiant
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HAVE OWN LANGUAGE.
No Doubt at All That Birds and
Delete Hold Communication.
my. more ignorance of the life
around us than any other ever“ invent-
ed by our race, for, though no species
can use has an articulate language.
no one who has watched and attended
to may: of bird. and beats can
In that. they very thoroughly tun-
ace 10 convey to each other their
wishes’ and intentions.
own way. communicates with its fer
lows, and it the language in not. our
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the some species can only be unlined
by those who have had much to do1
‘wlth wild creatures.
No one mam-
!“ or bird is ever in character and
behavior the exact duplicate or the
next; each diners in some Way from
purposes exceedingly well. Certainty 3T8: at. once. lli‘lli‘t \.
the amount of individuality tbct there gPoint, Texas. {is on. .u‘
in among the different specimens of .vdio consider this sum.
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