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Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 18, 1920 · page 2

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mun liliilES HANDY ' Will Bill 038
For WINTER mars PM Y._____
' _ Women Should Use Care in Se-
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. Complexion, Height and Weight Im-
nesideo Being Excellent tor Jelly m‘ pol-tam ream mt Require
Homemade Drlflb Jule. Are" Careful consideration. ,
Recommended for Us. in' '-—
Gelatin, lee Cream, Eng. i Although it is hard to characterize
—— definitely types for certain colors be-
The juice of such fruits as the cause of varying Mexico: and
grape, eurmnt. blackberry, strawberry. heights and weights. the following
raspberry. elderherry Ind cherry table may be of help it you are still
~ makes delicious. wholesome drinks. wooden-in: Which is the better color
Fruit Juice. also may he conned null“? you:
made into Jelly when it Is wanted dun-i, The fair blonde with naren or com
ing the winter. Winter Jelly makingz'en hair with blue. gray. or brown eyes
relieves the pressure of work during . and clear complexioa: Black or high
the hot and busy fruit teem. Sugar luster with touches of bright colors
need not he added until the juice is and white; a clear and oyster white;
served or until the Jelly is made. dark brown and bronze brown; pea-
The following directions are given cock. navy. and delft blue; pale and
by the United States Department of dark green: pearl and dove gram
Agriculture: Extract the juice by boil- soft violet and wistaria: no reds: soft.
ing the fruit with I very little water est yellow and most delicate shades of
and strain through a jelly bag. To pink.
. prepare the juice for canning pour it The Titian blonde: Black. in velvet.
y into bottles or jars which have been heavy satin. or transparent goods:
" honed for 15 minutes. Put these on a cream and ivory whites; deep. dark
” false bottom in a hot-“tar both. This browns; reddish browns and pale
may be a commercial canner or a ma- tans not so good: midnight and dark-
tainer large enough to hold sumcient est. navies; pale greens in evening and
" water. The water should reach the summer dress. but dark greensorlrish
necks of the bottles and the shoulders zreensqoo contrasting; taupe with I
or the jars. A cotton stopper may he I pinkish cast: purples. too vivid n
pressed into the neck of the bottle and l contrast: no reds. amber tones and
left during the processing period. or a f pale yellows; flesh pink or palest ’
cork. after being boiled, may he put blue.
__ in lightly. ' Light chestnut or brown type:
“‘ ‘~ 41' Jars are used as containers put '1 Black not especially good; white re~
boiled tops in place and half seal. licved with some color: golden brown:
Process for 30 minuta at the simmer- ‘ hlue. csmciaily with blue gray eyes;
ing point. Retnove. put stoppers of. bright blues to be avoided: blue gray:
bottles in tightly, and when cool dip . darkest purple; no red; pale pink and
the top of the bottle into melted par- , soft rose; bronze. '
aifin or renting wax. Equal parts off Pale brunette with black or dark
rosin and beeswax make a good wax. l brown hair: Black with white relief:
Finish tightening the tops of the jars ‘ cream and ivory white; all shades of
as soon as they are removed from the ‘ brown; electric and sapphire blues. it
hath. Tort for leaks and store in a j eyes are ill-c; orchid; burgundy and
’i ~ dry, dark. cool place. i dark red; amber and canary yellows;
Aside from their use in making jolly i all pinks. unless too highly colored.
1' I and as a base for bane-made drinksi Olive brunette, lrrown or black eyes
these fruit juices are excellent for use 3 and hair: No black; ivory and cream
in gelatin. sauces. ice creams. nherhets. 3 white; mahogany and negro browns;
and other desm-rts. Those which arefdnrkest him-S; dark 2WD: my "M
to he used in this way will have a lmt- ' good; purple not good: dark. warm
tor flavor if sugar is added before they ‘ rods; term cotta and buff and apricot;
are bottled. -' pink in warm and pale colors. ‘
Highly colored brunette: Black

GOOD LESSON FOR BEGlNNER i with color touches; cream and ivory:

golden. bul‘f. and nut browns; pale and

 

 

 

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ing When Dough lo Ready ‘0 8e , pie; cardinal and cit-or rm]: yellow

re 3 Put in Pans. l in every tone: coral. old rose, and flesh
'. pink.

— Fair skinned. mature woman with

l; Bogi'ine‘rs often have ditticuiiy in
" «oiling whether the dough is ready to

he mud”, into ",an and put into browns; dull aid blues, pastel tints

,4 pans. A good rule is to measurv its _ .
4% volume. my home economics spw-ini- ; and midnight hlue». soft my, With
l} blue touches: holioirope. grape. and

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5; if; Aglizllfitutrz‘tegl’sez‘fist 2922;:;;“?: l dnrhost purple; no reds; buff; pales!

he made into loaves, thedoagh for mik'rnd Nee. . [h

each. loan l. m... o... of hard-Mm .133. 'Iflir'liu‘iil ‘IJi’i't‘Fil-h‘ftfi 0527-7;

flour, should amount to three pints; .. ‘ " .) " , . " _

if made from soft flour, to about 2’5 or blight iiillll relief. cream} “bite.
no bro“ ns; ll‘llllluifllt mid navy blues: .

Jlfll’S.
I avoid grcr-n; warm gray: lilac and!

The levels to which these masses . .
of dough will reach in the mixing 32":ofvonpd purple. dull burgundy, no!

1: howl can easily be determined berm-e~ In choosing colore a woman's am,

E fi‘nglemfia'mgkzdfidrg t2":?:”f;;ndnez ; has to MS taken into consideration. of ‘.
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before mixing it put three pints of «1- l ”our“! Deep ”mks are for ?

array or white hair: Black. relieved
by white; white; son! and chestnut

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I’ the point to which the wane-"i- comes.
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.. will indicate thg h ' ht to . 9‘ P... yout l
V mg . 8.9.13! sixty may wear 1

delicate pink. flesh. ninlht'rry.‘
lavender. and pink violet. \Vlilte may ‘
‘1‘ i be worn by a woman of any age. but -
the 60““; should i l the pure and blue white. must be soft; !
When recipes direct 'M‘ dough h. - need to creamy and pink whites to an
’ allowed to double or treble in volume. 1 the individual.
:“ it is convenient to have a measuring t
glass to determine the expansion. All i
ordinary tumbler will do. but a glass :
of smaller diameter. like a small Jelly a
glass. is better. Before the dough is ;
not to rise tear oil a small piece and 3
pack it in the glass. Note the height ‘
to which it comes and merit the ping. a,
it will reach when its volume has!
doubled or trebled. as the case may be. |
Put this beside the large loaves oft
hriad and use it as an indicator.
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., - CHEESE ma POTATO DISHES

Exciter-3. Luncheon or supper m
Tested in Kitchen of Depart-
mu'lt o! Act-ion!“

The following excellent luncheon or
supper dish is one tested in the experi-
mental hltchen at the United Stat-
Department of Agriculture:

V . l cunt“! of mashed put“
37 ‘ I; cuptul of milk.
" w 1 egg.
' " 1.4. temful 0! unit.
1,5 cule of grated eta-a. 4

Beat the potatoes and milk together ‘ ,
until thoroughly mixed. Add the egg
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mm and mixing “ “‘9' “*5" _" Light dresses that are faded an;
above. i‘iit’tbe with“ 859" “’"h 1,. easily-3 made into M
the mixture. return to me area. and white ones by dlpplng into Ne wo-
bake until light m . m M i, made as follows; Dis;
solve one pond of a! and: in one
qufl new water. Dunne one
nut pound or chloride at nine in two

mouthed poor at the ole-:-
liquid and mix with the node. m
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' . Dolls! Bring the children to see 130 110‘ {01'8“ . \ ="'
m them. Everydoll looks expecmhtly ‘ To visit the Toy Shop in the Bose- .
\ ‘ toward the entrance hoping some lit- ment to see the _a.rray of Mona! p

. 7 tie gum (some and choose her from Dev: the Railway Trains, Boats,

out the crowd that is waiting. Every , " Gama, ‘ ' liars and other Wm

doll is ready to go—“Baggedy Ann” to help my little“. W3 and

. and her brother “Andy,” Indians Woodqlm“ wheels- .

o and Cam bell Kids, “Mary Mix-up,” ' 00th Outfitti- for little get-h, -
Topsy ~ Dolls and Kewpics. Dishes, ii Fm!!!“ Sewn; ts, .
With them are Typewriters, etc. Mm '

Elephants, Dogs, Cats and Wooly Lambs

Fur Coats at Liberal Reductions - -- . .34. Little EleCU‘lC Servants
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Natural Pqney Taupe Nutria ‘ Natural Nun-Ea " 72‘“?- m. r: if“ when "a... ”01...... {
Coat 40 inches long 36 inches long easy or no - Luau w has no maid. and ii is "* “‘“Cl‘ j
raccoon collar and cufls. reduced to ' I. . reduced to : ‘ Md pleas” ‘ ask to Pm breakfast mm ‘
I _. d” ' - "910031.013 of nickel or copper. $18.00 to $31.00
523500 7 _ $350.00 $250.00 Kane's: for null; bottles. 321:3 so ‘ J
HudSéDnt Seal . Hudson Seal Marmot Coats Tm ‘ £23: :0 30:75 ‘ j
on - .__ Sumo; . -3 c.-.00
36 indies long. - 9°“ 00"?” ““1 cuffs“ mm" W ”’4”. $20.00 to 52.3 50
skunk collar and cuffs. thh sqmrrel collar and tralian opossum or rac- Five 0 M Ton Kw”. $16.00 t 0 $19130
Beam *0 A CUES. Reduced to ...._. COO". Realm in Roma "Kills . $13m to (1500 t
' - $395.00 3395.00 $95.00 .~ 3108‘! 31171:. $12750
. . For the Dream ' Room
’ Fur Tnmmed Stilts ‘ , For G‘fis "' Electric Curling Irons, . $7.25 to 5300
At One’HalF their Former Prices mm“ “.1 FM. 1" Shaving Must» 5 so.
one OF eaCh The second floor has
Duvet Superior in brown with shawl collar of numerous suggestions. ‘ Tl’iel'lllOS GOOdS
hoover. A very elegant suit, distinctive, and showing There arc LhQ silken
m”. kigliroughout 0f skilled worlfimmship. Former blouses or Cossa ck s For the Motorist. and Traveler ' “‘1.
price ,..-i0.00. gill; fr ml!" ('1' beaded Luncheon Kits “its service for 2 in 7 l" 3.. , .
. ”’5 ‘- 51000 tc $47 ""=
For 5‘2500 The Pemicoa} of tail'c- Imchcon Kits that will fit on the fitllnlli}; i»«.. t.
Yalama Cloth of taupe with large collar of nutria. to or Jempy 51““ Of a ‘3‘".- Service "'3‘ 5 1° 7 persons. $351” to “"56
Fomncrly priced at $185.00 ‘ i Tim Negligec of satin Universal and Thermos Bottles, «plan silt;
' or Crepe dc Chine, or in $5.25 to $7 25
For $92.50 ' combinations of silk Universal and Thermos Bottles, pint SiZi-S.
Veldyne, seal brown with collar of Scotch mole. ""‘1 (m9"”- m0”, 0" ~ , $335 ‘0 $5“
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V For $100.00 I- - 'xnls- . wnls Thmn§ Yuncb.nv\ 0»L-. - _~ J . ‘t' “ll
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S V ‘1 ll . O . - - ' ’ ‘ - w . V '
mun :‘eSllz-tignmr models trimmed marlin: at tile)” - "w“ at pl‘t’Sl‘nl. there Size, _ ‘ _ ‘ $1500
_...._ ... o 95 l "1‘ l is a display of charming Themes Jug} “M 3mm“ S‘z‘.‘ '
_ ' . . . . ' . . . ‘ . .. l 2 “mm ‘0". models in the petticoat numb“: Bottles, quart Slzf‘. $1000
line for (“'9ng $98“ , Unbreakable Bottles. pint and $30.1a‘xt‘21 551%};
J . Sl'i Colors are white and _ . ' . v w)
unior op palest pink. Food Jan, pint and quart sxzcs. 35-50 and ‘ ""
‘ In“. ‘ » ‘u " n «1"make. 5-3 50
“in ts mm - ‘ not Watt Bag», Fmv. rs. -
s“ rtedco:ol 00"“ The Yellow Garter as 5m ' $11.29 up
3880 e - . than!
Ideal for school..: . , ._7 up
:5:- I? 82;: weal. a 5 they... mtltyellowrooes Thermo- Mes.
or ' d - ‘ ' ' r: cases.
are ra in an ... At the corset section Double plot and qua 00 no
4 to 10 years. wind 1110011; is a case displaying a $100 and $5.00
Regular $1250 Sizes 6 0 wonderful ' assortment - int and uari case“. 51-50 and 31 “p
. . Single 10 i
39m' of feminine frivolities ~ , . M 5175 up
$685 lo 50 ' ill wav of puffed Mme" as d “a. .
3 . 2nd slurred and beruf- Salt and P3P?“ Sets for travel?” “$1-“? f k
All WW1 All wool fled silk garters with m" »
. .‘frillsustanding _ ,, ..
semester“ madame :3 do”, V. g. The The Luggage Dt;p=..tlilcil.
plaited Smock ls, Regularly colors “run from very 0m “gyms-glides to: the traveler
12 t0 1 Wars. $13.50 pale plnk and hlneto w 38? em for half“ 7710!: and “1mm x,
Were $990 sombre black which M " . m ‘ . and ‘ p
" - 3‘0-50 may have a touch in the flora.” in blunt. brown. :nuhopal.)
a door. .1. way of a pink 11359.net. . . ' 7' fl 1
$550 5"“ With these are Cors— Hand boarded Gowiudes m dull and aiazld u
‘ . . ~ _ 'sh, angle‘ or W W
P . lGlfi age Sachets and Bum 1 m warm?
-A mam ' erous other adomments fitted Bags and Butt Gnoc- fnr men ‘ > .
Knitted W ' impossible to describe. A largewof black enameled Suit am»

I“, m “Pu“ arm ' ' - WY» ‘PPmPfi‘ Hat Boxes,“ Call. and other pieces for 1w“ "
w t6 g ems m “-55 a“ “-35 ate for the engaged girl. traveling.

 
 

 
 

 

 

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We . _ orduroy Badmbes ‘ ‘ _
. mafia? comma, ‘ $1.50 to sun in me, blue and nym- Milanese Silk Petocoats
w ' , ‘ “39.3%: “den Mg” “a!!!“ I! ”33“”an
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' t7 “55 3‘ $2.20 . a to As Wm sump
”,medfmu"? “W?“ m? p . 33.03: as and $3.65 W ‘~"" . . . 3“ “Emma, you“:
"myfimm $1.25. sausage sacs Blanket Bodwobes . p 7; . $5.95 . 1 ‘
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