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Brighter Than Ever Arc- Colors for
the New Season.

American women will go clad in

brighter colors" this season than they

Little Puddings.
Boll slices of stale lll't‘fltl ittto tine
anuntlis, brush small custard cups or

 

 

 

.1 border mould with melt-ed butter. .
7 wrinkle over ’1. row Currants or have heretofore 1f the creators can
.nisins. till the cups with crumbs. mouce them 10 do so. .
"Quint three eggs without separating The sober “.119 and biack tatreug or
lilt'il light 'ttld thrt-r tablespoonfuls former years 13 showmg elaborate
u: sugar, 3. uqtsiitmnpn of “mm“ and embrmderies this season and ttmr
1- pint of milk pour this carefully ““1125 (‘1 bl'lght (10101' leather. 0110i
- handsome taireur from Michael done

I-a Hear the bread crumbs. let them stand _ .
fir about five minutes until the tnix- ”1 it navy blue Ve‘lbut shOWs arrow

_ ‘w‘ has born soaked up and the ,shaped insets of cherry-red leather: in
V --e.1flambs soft, thrn stand itt pan of Iboth ”Ck“ and skirt. . '

killing water. (‘-)"'t}l‘ with oiled paper 9‘11”th leading creator "1 ”Slim“
.nd cool: in mm half an hour. tutti in; the spring suits in Shades 0‘ “3'1
m? and serve hot with pg: Hm». jthat include Egyptian red and me
' ..\ntericau beauty shades. the latter a
icolor that lends itself admirably t0
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Ham lSavory.

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(.‘hop fine enough cold cooked ham 1.1119 _ ’

,1, make 11,4; cups. and slice thin an . . . z
— .pgnal amount ut‘ ('ultl IlOluim‘ri. illt‘ltl Pln Stripes 0f Wh|t¢..
2' routzdt-d lilill“.§llt.‘l)llllll or it‘dttvl'i )lt-n's wear stutmz ts being feat-

tahlwsiynongm titred by the creators of the severely
1 ill!" ”f hot, itailored mode. one of the handsome
'tail tires seen rerHtt'“ “NH" 1” Y‘""'."

substitutfi. blend I
Hear and add gradually

 

"till-t. Stir utttil stttootlt and thick.
“Mason th‘ a mi“. “pimp? iblue. men's wear «1.1m: that rhovrcd.
Arrange the lzam and potatoes in '11 Di" stripe 03- \‘V ., says D3111" (“H'-

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tapers. covering L-u‘h with a little ot'imem -\ Th“ luck” was in 1.0113"
the saucfl Sprinklt ii“. ”’1’ with fine .lr‘Cll length, and cut with a narrow
brand crumbs. dot “.qu hits. of butter j'shawl collar and utobutton tastcttinzg
a lil« at the wztisttlne. lloth skirt and jack-
:ct were decorated with bias straps 0!

-sclf-material.

_ Custard Fritters. i The slightly hloused back that, that
land half a pint ot‘ till I: with a little Parisian creators favor is not being
u-ntraly act-epitd by the American
makers tailored garments. as the
greater number of the spring tailleurs

semi-Jilted back with the:

in men until llit'l')

{jammed lemon and a hay leaf. now
said three tablespoons sugar (or four
ii liked very sweet: one ounce flour.
m eggs; beat all togr'tlu-r ahd steam :show a

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'V’ti'l’is custard in a plain mould pro-:skirt of the jacket cut. to finger-tip‘
'L Msly spread inside with butter: it‘llgth- \Vhen strut-s are USGd they
‘ iurban done firm and quite cold, out are confined in the skirt. with a

”5110 square pieces and dip in frying jacket of solid color. Many of the

' Enter. drop separately in boliug fal,;n€W tailored suits show a flat bat-k.
"sis a very light brown and dish them 3panrl that hangs from the shoulders,

 

'7 up onto a napkin and serve. ,with the sides slightly shorter and
'—-—- 'the front pant-ls barely clearing the
.
Fat Ramcals. *waiqiinp,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Rococco Embroidery Here Again.
llococt-n entbroder)‘. made. with tiny

 

'These are Yorkshites. England, ‘
(ates. One pound of flour three tea-'5
~gwonfuis dry powder. quarter .

yeast

 

mama 0f Riff} 01‘ bl‘l'f’ dripping. sa'no ribbons gtttllt‘l‘t'W‘l alone on.- side is
.2. unsalted butter. quarter pound Gill" ('Olllll’lL’ hack into fashion brought
wards. one ounce brown sugar, on.) tip-ttnlatv. Computil‘. ‘i is composed
jinch salt. .iix these tnzredients all of on" shade of :i .. u or»:- a ma-
ifd together. ro out, page about half tcrial to matth. if it Lil black tulle.‘
:31 inch thick. tillsl whitv sugar Over. ”'l‘ i'l-sliml‘v. till» \viiolr- trot-i; bring
:13 round and bake in quit-l,— Oven «m‘i'et'ed with arahesttues of ribbon.

_lllltkt‘h‘ one of the prettiest dresses

. Surrey Pudding. {imaginable if one Wishfs he em-i
fizz some Sponge cake in three pieces 'bt'nitlct'y to stand out in relief they

. 7-11 spread on them strawberry jam. foundation "‘USt he i“ i‘lm'y‘ banana
due-ll butter a mould or dish and‘llne or flesh color, but it is ‘ scouting t0
.fi-with the cake. taking care to put line it with black, which huds a. sun“
'fie brown par: next to the moulrlJDl‘? elegance.
mead a layer of thick boiled custard. will be prettier and younger.
131m the cake and jam alternately lt‘ one does

113721 the mould or dish is right full dress covered

 

All in white the model.

want the whole,
embroidery it:

lint.
with

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‘he ”1’- ‘hk ldbt Maxine being would be sufficient to Simply trim;
“ ‘V ' i . v - :- . . . 7 ' .

“33541“3- Tux: putrid; ~hn.ti'l stand part at the (:orsafle or item 01' the;

It? hours before it is s at to at.
“I it must not be
[fiat time. This is a
inerty.

"Who skirt.
r until

Ribbon forms big trangles on'

t!“':t»t' r-. . , ,
I . Silk and large squares are Jomed lio-
"‘*"h for gethEr by tiny roses—rrococco is pos—!

:sible . Or less the material is Cleo-i

'orated with a few tiny bouquets herei
and there-bouquets which appeari

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mANKLtN AND c“! m .
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CLASH FOR Tl» :tFTH' TiMELL
TONIGHT.

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‘tlte old fashioned ones.

.znt- nt‘ haskvt hall!
Hall iontgttt,‘
i-‘raniuiu. This
'31'illt’ to he Olaf—

ffhere will be a ;
flayed at Conz..:un: »
4green Center and
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and soft. sprinkle them with corn-.

[no team: Each meal while damp after wthin” and!

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flown llias won two :a-ztes.':ml when ‘rub briskly. i
i! re eree Dior-.5 his whistle. the. ‘

 

ma gathered will q.“ . ‘

. i ‘3: m.-.',l.. "11f” "r thei l'se paper to wipe

,.. hdA51'B platiwd horei . - -

Both teams have been land spider before washing 1L

da ham all my Wimp Thei.e'\-r.ttts patches of grease getting
ncmg arr-Ir :iw 1"»lllle until I

. hour. a the

In the game Haywi 3,:

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Norwalk ;

'eqttip

Ikettle on.

lsomrltintes very modern in contrast to '
.all the country over and they are

 

To brighten carpets sprinkle with

salt before sweeping.
To polish a stove rub with
paper instead of a brush.
For burns, apply flour, wet with
cold water. It quicktly gives relief.

a news-

V‘Vhen peeling onions submerge
them in cold water it' the eyes are af-
fected.

To prevent acidity of the stomach,

drink buttermilk.-

Cracked egg will ttot boil ottt if the
crack is covered’with salt.

To remove mildew soak in butter-
milk and spread on grass in the sun.

To prevent mustard plasters from
blistering mix with white of an egg.

Flats dislike sulphur. Therefore,
sprinkle it about in any place they
haunt. Five cents will buy enough to
all the pat-king boxes and
ClOut‘lS rt‘ a large house for a year.

To preserve goods from moths do
not use camphor of any form. Pieces
of tar paper laid in fur boxes and in
tltf‘,('it)>‘t‘ts are a better protection.

A large card on which was printed
the method of removing every know.
stain proved to be one of tho "best
sellers' at our church t‘air last winter.

To remove grease front wall paper.

'lay several folds. of blotting paper on.

the spot and hold a hot iron near it
until the grease is absolved.

An ordinary broad board covered
with flannel and a piece of sheeting
will be found. very useful either for
the tlrvsstnaker or when ironing cuffs,
collars and other small pieces.
~l’aint thr- lowost step of the sellar
stairs white if the collar is dark; it
may save a tall and will do away
with feeling for the last Map “lain
going downstairs. ‘

if the knives of your food chopper
become dull. run a piece or sand-soap
through “the chopper as you would a
potato: it brightens arid sharpens the
knives, and they cut like new.

To protect scissors in your work-

rhag take a cork of medium size and

(‘l'i)('ll(l a covering of Some dainty col-

ored silk. leaving the flat upper sur-
i‘ar‘v‘ untovered. Stick, the point-.: of
tho scissors in this and thus pt‘HTt'L‘J
the workbag. ,-

'l‘0 cause stove blocking to give a
brirzhter lustre and to prevent its
burning. mix a little ammonia with it
before applying.

Have a soapstone of good Sth- and
you it for putting on back
side stove to set the tea
it keeps the kettle nice: it

('itll USO

of your

'keeps the steam from coating out; it
does not boll away. and you always

have hot water.
\V'hon some favorite-piece of music

becomes torn at back. losely'button-i

note stitch the leaves together.

To eliminate knots when hemstltch-
‘ng run the thread tlimua'hsome bees—
wax before using.

______._,_..
WHY I Love AMERICA.
Now ask me why I love America?
Such homes as mine are to be found

what make it a great country. Every

To render chapped hands smooth . boy SCOUt has these. loved ones that from the. bank would represent quitei ,
the prizes above all others. For these a snug fortune in Germany, :ken packam- m .13“er Tablets “I As.
pirin" which contains proper directt-,hcanals as possible.
imeeting of the Girls' Glee Club this
afrtneoon. and there will be a meet.
tug of the high school chorus and or-
Drugglsts also icbestra on Sunday morning.

we would gladly give our lives, for
all,boy scouts are brave and unset
fish. Being unselfish we are not only

sink l interested in the happiness 0f 0“? to indicate a determined effort .on the) ,
It we ’loved ones but we are determined to part of the workers' army to captureisell targer"'15ayer" packages. Aspiring

mto I see that every other family is just as -th

If Btlious, Constipated
or Headachy, take

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‘Reds claimed to baveW-aptured srx
feral villages and to haw taken me
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jute day. They say the worm": “Cascarets” ‘
ltroops in Western Germ-m." it?“ "“‘v g
taking any action poplin: orders ‘
f1.9152] 1:31:33". {tom \lu nst ~‘ filml 5 F” I grand? Clean up inside? ‘ ”m.
t 9 ns ‘ . ' . ‘l- '

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t . . v9“. pnuiizvnmms , 5‘?“ .l. is ill‘tt. with ltur .rnr
Ingavglfiihtégggfsmggtrand Communist : poison whirl» keeps your skin sollmv.
,trcnps on the line from ilanm south
.'to Hagen. Further south in the d:
’t‘ection of Cologne and Dttt‘r‘~5t‘ill_tll'i
there has been fighting and ‘i-‘lt'lt‘llfi
lconnicts have occurred at Worst-ll
{Ruvklirt'zhaus and near \tuvizstt-r. as
iwell as alone; the Lippe :iver.
i Treatment of men around on own-

quur Sltlllllh'll upset. your head foxcy
Zand aching. Your nit-ails are turnip-ii
into poison and you can not feel rit'h'.
Illnn'i stay hiliouv or constipatvd. Furl
tt‘-\'.avs b) takin': (‘ascarvts
They at! \\ ithout gripin‘:
Thor, never rickctt

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nation of complicity in the ruwlz! “l' ‘ . «tx-
llionaty movement by military iiu‘lynn 11m. (Zilnmvl, salts, Oil or na. ..
;thctii‘es at Halle has phat?) t‘.\t1"i‘i ”My.” pills. Thy}. 3051 so little tfin -
1(lei-man workers. randy .n: th- ;,;1 “man,“ Work “in“, )0“ Meet).
,uatton more. critical. it 1: rein-rim]. .

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l AMSTERDAM. Marci: .

iing at “it-sol began 'YPs'~‘l‘tlll)' morn . y 1 . hm" “Wm.“ M ii", ttud
" ' wle ver the t trvm :4 H 11' lt' “'-“"”" “ ' .
ling ”1 n. '2‘.) ”111.. :0",- miiiq». gm: \itnv, i-stmmtmt to numb“? 4"~".""
“ovum aims .1 . .3: - . _ ‘ .' it-trch‘n" toward \\',.._,-..1_ “ml”
'ttgrvod to surrender_ win. lllwi mm “" “- " “

.| smaller cvntinrtv-nt was stationed at

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you to combine
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of material plays
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FEBRUARY
PICTORIAL
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A I ’ '- - ‘ I . . ' ~ ~ ' 'rt‘vnl J
ltrol‘ps in \Vesel domain? d that l‘,x.. no'fd author and an maltnotrs l ‘ FASHION BOOK 0

Reds withdraw to a linv about 7-,“. l} \t'ssu-‘d (‘thtil‘llllltt‘l lill‘il‘iill‘::ll::. p1 Q l

s: s o L‘i “in“ am: -‘ “T watt ”n“. " H :\I -V If” a. .

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but-1:. This vas’ agreed it is . '3“de f” ""“"“1""' “”h ”in“ ‘f"
xblll figiltillx (lPVt-lopml w‘.‘ 't tlt- ., \'lt‘l~' witttlt n-Xlirt‘ss tlti- lwllt‘f tit-v -,
'munists were asked to 1.; a «nvt‘ lit" *‘l’. m lltv Red forces has in“! M ames ‘ onne
arms. .v’ilil‘l'uit'tl. lle- sills he understands

\thn Communist fo.. - out-inn: .2 ”if “mm" of Eh" "“‘i‘l‘i" h‘mhmf'
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Government troops at Ina-mt 11...... ”“l’ ”"il‘il" 1“"”“1'." “WT M ”NH wearing iron crosses are frrqiteatly , . . . 4.
been reinforced. accordin manta-a “HOT. _ ‘ , _ . soon. lh-svrtrsott their way .0 the . .‘f— ..i .
from u“. Dugch frontier. '..-“ PUFF-l. lthvmdt .l (llsslil. March frunt litws this afternoon passed (Cont-.21.“. l-tom l;;
l (‘nal trains to Hollar {mm mp 11’- '? "' l’ "’A ‘;"~":‘"“"""", l‘_""~>l - ttzrr-uzh the sinus magma. . I
“Ruhr district were opera “2 normal lli'”‘\.\"‘t‘!\l‘I5hit‘)Ii€t\;iHl .1n.l=ha(:fri'im: part (ili‘xpn'A; Maul: 2o.~ Town: {‘ln; the f0ll1)\\ill;: \i..71‘ll]u"ll_i - n. . .,..,-
1y today, although the xrcw-s wn‘rn» “in 1 numbvfr'hi liixil‘l‘iJ-id ,' -‘ “'"f‘f' m" swtss—(zcmtan lrontietf ii.‘."iic:;‘,f .Can PM?) in wru- tiizon n ..l
some times threatened b} Spartarlsts mg“; q“ 1H: ‘1“ timid“) ”If ”I‘m but railroad and It‘k‘gratth flux} A ~ passed .a morn-u.“ NM ”3; . . . ....
The Dutch government. width relies; lilting ofm'fmsnfli‘. .i‘f“.“"i‘. m we are chaotic and food is .312??? record in i.l‘.<'-t‘ Hot usher- in
on volunteer detachments especially. 'l‘hi» “1‘1““ Ch Iii": lmtflt-rnrldivn st‘arcvr in Southern G'V‘Tllldfl}. .~ an} of suflgitgv in “mm.“ hp.» .. .ig
'rccruitod. will not call on conscripts. lrom rmw- ‘t it" I! H: .- u. “75"] w..utthy Summon famih'fi‘. "liv‘t‘ ninth the govt tour to con .a . ;. .tul.
in the u'ent of any trouble with the in“)l‘lll'lli:nnn“ :. u'midp uni-ht, l;ttl- trouble ill swearing passport. are {or (he Itlltptisv : ~ 3...-
Soviot adherents tilts country will intl‘re‘t'w i.i(;','...'\lid 1‘ 3'2": on I-lm crossmu the border to git rm... :litfli‘fi. Federal Santa... , ..
combat the disturbers With local d“"tho to‘ttsn-‘ii.v:'\~lkuh-‘i. . .‘-\ is and”! in Tin-y must. rutitrn to twrtnafiy saw.» RtPubllpm tilt", . ; ,th
tachments. These \oluntcers haw hch'anruod r'nf "" “'“ii’m” H‘- Jh" In t\\‘vttt_\‘tuur hours. lttm‘vt'rt‘. and retained in tum” ’ l i.
been mobilized on the frontier at lios- Thaw: \\-~..( tn” .. ' because ‘nf the ixrltancu ”1'. must bittt‘fly “)l‘ll‘t“ ‘1‘“ ' —‘ _«:
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bourgeoist-it- from towns nearby. theliinii’i‘}‘R'j‘i‘filkrm men were (‘tuu l —‘ . era! hailrmm: ani‘rivl‘nw‘t‘.‘ .‘ . .
l'm-tttiet- (-ot-rospnndvnt 0f the Tele-lahw‘“ “H i]. '71", illnidnla lhvii- “imp. Tho “0"“) asst'mhly was it'll} this. {;‘.“"."...'T.;I:..‘.".";1I'...u"; “v ‘1 i »
’I'm‘f “‘5‘“ Th" “"1 Army's trench There is .A‘veéifii r . "mmm; Th" cuhjvrt M m“ ‘33—“ " mkfi‘x-n lifts“ l>‘-tt'.‘t‘ti” in s -
6‘s are little more than half a mile Srilf‘livn limmm it; . iii“ {0le dismt sin-akrrs \va.-_ “Self-Approval." ‘hnginitfii‘hnm: .m “‘11;qu .. V ..
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tdtstant ”“1" ”W5" ”l“'"lm‘d by ”“3 the proclamation ‘ l ”“1 in m". ”mam” “m. ...\|t.~s Mann“. “’1 hegislt-lturc, lilt' lu‘t‘t‘ti o" 'l.~ ‘l‘

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‘dot’t-nd-irs or \Vt‘St‘l, and are manned

by about 3.000 mm! The Red if"??? h-tvo lli‘tll dim s d t

. - ‘ .- ' .. : '. . ' ‘. . i ’ ' “55“ rum i ~

{also are. lll(.l0.'ls‘tl,... it is said. ( usual- to wear ihuiy uniforms \ ”h an“)

ties in the ranks o: the (‘ullllllllllisls'supii mp“ ‘mhnt “ s- . "titulwr or held
. . 2

‘in the, lighting up till last nght_ have ”How officers. 1“
been quite light. twing only about
sixty dead and one hundred wounded.

Southeast. of the scmte of the fight-

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material must be in early.

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which have been withdrawn to the} ten seniors should go to Gregory‘s'undcrsmnd “mt tin-y put :lll‘t‘llu-‘l .s

.let‘t bank of the Rhine from thei GENUINE ASPIRIN studio to have their pictures taken. solemn {al‘cv with the min wt put 1n:

thridgehcml fm'nmly occupied on the; ~~~~ - Thirty seniors have already gt‘nl‘, the wool .m-t- the women's '5'»: U"

,right bank. In addition to' the Help”??? dfildS. r‘ic-adaflie. Pain Neural '~ and ”Wl‘t‘ are sixty inure to go. The will they follow up by so‘I'II‘US 3“’l""

gians. Frenc ltll‘utips equipped wltltl Toothachr: Lumbw ' 9"“ president of the class, Brien Mc- the promises made at mo Sumo um—

artillm-y are arriving. i " . “‘0' Rhwma- ’Atahon, appointed fne numbers M‘Vxntion" \\‘t‘ wait with tnmtt nur-
Soldiers in the t‘ouimunist, army; "5f“ the. class to am as a cumming... to egg, to see tlwm giro the, urn} unan-

lreceive thirty harks a day with ra-i ,SOIC‘N. the class invitations. The swerablc pmot'of sincerity."

gtiotts. senior play is to be hpld in A it. _ W- ~ »—- - ‘

' GENEVA, Mar. 26.- Former Emper-i its a musical comedy entitled 'Opii Cit-I!t CRITICISM.

__ot', “'illiam of Germany withdrew tie-i .Cindy3" _ .__..

iposlts amounting to 250,000 Swiss; Members of the sophomore Sunror Once upon a time a man who Elvcd

git-anon from a Zurich bank early int and senior classes are want'd ' .. . . . t 'iththe v:-.llry

M t 't '~ t "l 1 - ~ (1 n -? Iroom 17 ev~ ’5 m mavalle) nmdvabe “

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'money is said to have. been sent to; the. scrap-books for the French and Criuc that h(‘ (‘0 ~

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g LONDON, March 26,—«Reports re—i
.gardtng condtions at Wesel. Germany, :ons.
[continue contradictory, and dis- .

Handy tin boxes or twelve tab] i
atches received here would appear » I ets,
.D icost but a tcw cents.

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ay is to be given in April, the cons
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.be given April Nth-instead of April

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