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You may grow [or your neighbor
mpes or grape shot; he also will
grow grapes or grapcshot for you, and
«oh will reap what he has sown.-
Ruskin.
SUMMER FOODS.
A‘ good cmcrgency dessert or salad
my be made with any good gelatinc
jolly as a basis.
Lemon jelly is
cspct-iully good.
Try it with this
one:- A rra n :1:-
some, lenton jt-lly.
a lcuspoont‘ul or-
two of pvtll‘llt‘fi
ml in quartt-rs. a
spoonful of uninit- marmalatlc and u
tablespoonl'ul o:' pineapple [ll‘t‘\'i‘l'\'e
with a little of its _illll'\‘ to top the
shl‘rlmt cup. \i'ilippwl cream may be
mfdt-d if who has it, but it is good
wilhout. Swim» ot‘ the same lemon
jolly may l-t- nunl as 1] salad with fish
at some otl~cr n'nnl. Herve it on ltcttd
huttico with :t lll'll lilit_\“lllllll.\t‘. 1.121’
nuts are nim- sprinltlt-d ovcr ”to top
or such a mlml
Creamed Omens With Parsley——
Cook (-\'t-n~i;'-nl (lilit~Il‘\ in build}:
wulvr :ltltllitg will :t~ tin-y :li‘t' ilt"ll!_\'
('fiokw. flit-ll tlti'm- '.I'-lt‘~j't'llllllll~- nl‘
buttcr. add tin» \:lilll' :vv t'Illill o.“ Hour
{01‘ iiillf ll Il‘ ’lil tit: -'- :t l..ili'. lt'.i
fiplmlil'ltl oi" s:'il :ttn! :v l.it'-- lo .\ Ivl‘
raprilm. Stir tin'tl 4'” ill l tlv-rl, l""l!
80):] u (‘Ilpi‘ul nl‘ t'lr-li i.:"l. :vm? lt::li‘ .‘l
cr'mt'ul of :l .- .‘Zt; : .,- in ultit h tin-I
onions um. .- ..‘ 1-5; ~- No pour-«l,
U‘n'r the our - ~‘ .1 ;-t:' ?.'-- will. llllt' ;
[V Inlltt't-d law»: \. ;
Lamb Stgv. ‘Ntt‘. Pcas.~-'l‘.ti.c an
simztldcr t'ill «out. with lu-ilinz.’ nan-r;
Liv-l t‘t't'k In“! l"-tll‘l. llll-‘l{t‘ii “tilt,
'tnut‘ ~lli'l'l" " “'z ~ Ill l' t- ll‘t‘Hl j
liquor. will .' T" t o' _':'m~n In”. :I'nil
I'rv-lt [mill l‘w-t ..\ l!" lt'lttll‘l', .\‘.‘.~t
5w: \H-Il ill"l ». rtr
tor sllrromui'nl \. it).
.".‘U\\' l.“ lllt' iii ,l'
". ’Il.‘ll on n plai-
ll.1‘ in
,,. 1.1; up tltt- \tnnll
fruits. t-t-uqm; l.iIl 7 “mil nta~lu~d
and mixing nil}. .‘l'l tonal amount of
sngnr. Stir no: llw ~t:_.tt' l~< all dis
suthcd. then .-- it ill \In-rilt- jars. Set
on ‘llto- t't'llr.‘ l... 'mr. Hi‘ lll llll.‘ h“
chi-<1 \tli-rt- ll.» \ Hi! l."l'li (IIIII, '
Grape Nectar. l't:l :I cupi‘ui of
Paar \\ith a it's-wt ni' \\'.:tcr over to
{my (Hulk ir;v lli:li'!3l'~- cool, ”it‘ll
all! the jit't'c ot tl.:m- lt'lilllll‘x' two
01‘2H12t's, om lwil' ran oi" pineapple and
a pint of moi-.- ,iuit-c. Lt-l stand about
tin-rm houn tin-n serve it'cd with thin-
1; Mind orange on top of each glass.
Magim W .
77262 KITCHEN
Uitifi
“'9' l‘le, \V— .-. t'n .‘V- n -pzlp"f L'nlun)
Though you l.t\'e everything you like,
and fill v-s (’Illll" to you.
32'1“: sizil ln'! lu- unit'ppy, son: you'll
l‘lnd tltgzt tl'i< is (run.
first you (an in] our days with joy;
gut this. it l‘Zl‘L s.tl\e. '
'l'ho way to in: l't-:tl Lumpy Is to like i
the things you Lave.
TAGTY TIDBITS.
When you l1:‘.\c scvcral lli(‘(‘|‘\' 0"
dkrt'se. too dry to Mllv in ordinary l
mnys. Lfl‘illt‘ it|
and to a cupl‘nil
ul' L't'niml t'lio'l‘svl
u'ld Hiit‘dtiilr cup I
{iii (If lllllllll:
cn-am; stir until
lllt' t'lIt-t'su- is dis l
:i'i-l ca)
l'illll' :zlitl paprika.
In“. if nccdwl. and pour into a cream
c‘ln'wwe _i:ll‘_ 'l'ln- l'lil‘- sc will be crcamy
and (li’llt'ltlll~‘ and the “ill be
mrml l'or SOliti‘llliliL’ north \\hilc.
Cheese Salad. —T:.l:«- :t errant chccso
or ruo. add thin-k <\\t-.»t t‘l't‘illll to soft-
r'a, season with chumn-d 4‘lli\'t'<. L'l‘t‘t‘n
pwguwr and m:l~'. )laiu- into halls and
Silltt‘tl'
bits
HGI'TP (in lt'ittit'o will. :1 good boiled
(Mming.
Cottage clan-w servwl plain, after
it; has been enrlcht-tl \\l'li cream and
Furl! seasoninux as are lu-cdcd. served
with :1 good limit-d tll't"i\'lllL'. mach 8
HI)“ lusty sult'l
Cheese. Sivary. —'l‘o one cream
e’hu‘mc add a t.t3 ir p- ni'til ot' xol'lt'ucd
butter, one tum-wound ol‘ t-hivos, one-
hill-f lt‘lls‘llmrllllll ml~ parsley, “0”!
mwtped: tillo- :lfrvi of n tcnsponnl’lll or~
‘Vwrcestetxhirc vim.- and anchovy
mince. \ll'll wit and paprika t0
flute. l’l't-~\ iltln a class and serve
{mm time rt. tlnvo with crackers. .
Cheese Croquettes.—'i‘o three table-=
smmnl‘uls lm-llctl butter add one-1
third of a cut-tut of tlour and slit“ until '
wall l-lcndt-d, Ila-n pour on gradually
one cupful of milk. Bring to the boil-
ing point and add the yolks of two
CM alightly beaten and diluted w-th
INF» tablespoonfuls of cream and two
mpfuls 01' mild cheese cut in sun“
tubes. Season with three-fourths. of
a. tmspoont'ul of salt. a few dashes of
mm:- (red) and spread on a plate
to cool as soon as the mixture is
“both. “'hen cool. shape, dip ll‘r
crumbs, egg and fry in deep fat.
“teen Supper Dish-Spread bread '
win: butter and sprinkle with grated
cheese. Arrange in layers until the
required amount fills the baking dish.
Pour over a pint of milk mixed with
M. beatcn eggs. a little salt and
m the top a generous sprin-
kling of paprika. Bake until the cus-
hj is set. Serve from the dish.
tr}
mama. sum
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HUM tln- hit) of llt'l' arrival to the; little l'”.tl l~ .dtnplc :tnd irrctty, “'llh
F o-ltd ui‘ her childhood tlu- lllllt' giluilt lu-tly. plain-«l skirt. and stripes
5'" l‘ “151“" "i”‘mrfiu i“ ldlilli'ldtniltt-tl in as n'iinish to collar and
I'lHllltN. ll‘ slit' is :l \‘Sfilll‘l' l-alxy. :‘o‘l ',.,”»,.s_
and limo-y lllltlo-l‘ nlul Lilli-rutar of}x 1=‘_H‘l.w_ ”HR“ ltillllctl I'H:'.i\‘tlwl'c:1r0
ltnlllcd \tooi dcit-nil hct‘ agnunt ihv
As \lli‘ L'i'tr\\.\ ~ln- t'mnp‘ through '
knilIc-l gar-v
ttlltL
liltlt- ultlitood in
livvnlx“ :ilnltg \\'llll >lt.:lll llrililtl'i's \ilii-t
sturdy
ilttrly t'l:.ll; tlu- knittt-d ntltldy :lll'lt
“\cnlt‘t' st't- ln-r till '11-]: the ilna‘lwr
.tnzc. “llll mat-f- ::I.ti rnp< always
Hill. nltll iii :tll_\‘ .hlw :l';\ti-
knitted llllll1f<i
li'lltllll; llmi‘
ll:lll‘\‘ into tl;c rt-alzn of
for “run“ tilts.
’l'he numlt-r and \at'lcly of knlzimi
garments tor thildrun main- it povdhlc
t‘lt‘illt' llll'iil {rum lit-Md to invert.
tan t‘.t\ll.\ pit-turt- the Univ girl
illihll'nllhll with rap.
and :l st'nt’f lll'l‘hhitx
Ol’ winter. .‘lCllllllll‘l'l'iK
or tuml-ilni: in the .lu~t
slm having hcr mzztlc
in a new lttziitt-tl cunt within will t:,.t'..u»
ltI'l' lltroliulmut llzc l'itlll
\'. illmuL lllt‘ llltl of l.t';l\".cl‘ \‘lt tin. s. 'l‘ltl~ll
in
(NW
ll] llII‘
miitcns
tit-pill
until
lit>‘.\‘
lt‘;;.:lli:\.
ill lltl
Sl'hturlr
Silil‘V.
is lllt‘llll'l'
t‘ttl:lfnl'.:l!»ll-
tttult)‘ iit'\\' moth-H in \\'Intl velour. 1min
cloth, lir":itivlutlr ntnl lmlivln. and lb:-
MUGHT I" V1310.“ nmuru UNI“
New Features
in Fall Styles
F IT WERE not him apparel is al—
ways interesting and that more is
so much diversity in the interpretation
of the styles. the dismiss-ion of fall
suits in August would be premature.
But suits are the main stay in the
wardrobe of most Women and. thcre—
fore, they“ like to give them cou-
slderabie thought, before tanking a
choice.
For several years style tendencies
have turned away from severely plain
suits to go in the dircctlon of elabora-
tion in trimmings. So far no reaction
has started: the new suits are nearly
an embellished with somc‘ sort of trim-
ming. There is nothing startlingly“
new in their lines which are almost
straight or follow vaguely those 6f the
natural figure. The main points of
difference between them and the suits...
enough for freedom in walking.
‘ (if these two stilts the one at the
left may be regarded as typical of {all
styles. it is&tade of one of those sult-
ings with a .uede-iike finish. and the
model pittturcd is in a warm brown
color. The coat is uneven in length
and decorated with silk embroidery in
self color. its collar and tuxedo
lapels are made of taupe-colored
nutrin fur. and there are cut‘t‘s of the
same fur. ‘
In the suit at the right the. designer
has experimented with a wider skirt.
having a flare toward the bottom and
'decorative panels of embroidery. These
maels on suits and one-piece dresses
are often in mote. than one color. The
coat is shorter and ornamented with
an embroidered panel at ehch side like
fhose on the skirt. Moleskin for make;
of last season lies in the length ow.mckets, collar and band of In: on
g!!!
coats and skirts and in the shape 0
sleeves and collars. As a rule. skirts
are longer and coats vary from finger»
. tip to knee length. although there nreZ.L
is coat.
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ENSIWN
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s
a. . .
lll'rn
P.’.‘\ -. ~
4»:ka
To fit the fashionable neck line
stores are showing this exquisite col.
lar of Filet-lrish and cutwcrk embroid-
cry that fastens, oddly enough, at the
back.
lSTOCKINGS TO MATCH SHOES]
i Knitted Hosiery of Heavy Silk Much in
i Demand for Wear With
. Sports Clothes.
l Slut‘ltlll‘ls this your are living worn
l
in linlit‘ll iln- shims Ul' llll' tll‘t'ss. lslli
ntn-rc t‘t't-«iizt nzly tln- shot-s. 'l‘ltc lrllilll“
t‘nior \‘tllli‘ll “as worn so Jmnlt in:
wast”) has not attainatl ilic
lmlay llic'
l'liii k or
l‘m‘ls la~t
sumo popularity
popular fun.)
and
lur
llvi‘t‘.
is‘ I'tTltcl'
for lvroun, lunll. gin} or h-tv du- tu-gi'c.
the afternoon >li]t:.vr\' o-
L’l‘t’ui many bronze out-s. vi-
.pt-mi or \t illi :- tll'liliil tonmuw‘.
.0
l\\u {and ('1-:tli!1:\ work out l‘lYt‘t'll\'t'~ (it ”A“, “1,4,... is umloulntt-«lly ll”, “m5. ‘
l} in (‘11.li‘ for little and l’argur git'k. ‘ lK‘lHllill‘. :
Most of ll.c gloih coals ll‘\'(‘:ll the \\'lil1 \iwi'i\ [-lmiws ltttliiwl Mode”
l lmur \‘-ifh “hi: it nmnufactura-I's rc» , lugs oi~ ht .i\} vii; :ttc math in ill-mand.l
L'lll'tl tlu- stth in which llH' skirt por- “l“; ”inc, “1-,. itnnl‘qvltl} “1.1....1, t'ash-‘l
ilHtl ll.:rt'~’ Inni‘t- or it“; it Is pt'cttk‘l' mvl't- lit-w ill lli‘illllt‘i' miuurr in the!
Hunt tln' sll‘utiltl ltht'. fur rlnltii‘rl' Nifv-atulonc in .trc llllil'll lLde. lnutl
lit'outtx’. tut» :tllll llluvs print-2w to he tln- brightly. Hill'lt'l llv-wy livsc are
the H,lv\l In puinr «o!.»i‘~: they an» vlc- .vfly n “tum; c ': '{t- in M 1w» illlZ'l‘lt‘l‘Sl
l‘t'l'tlgilVlt', 'i‘l-o din-“hm coats quite .‘ilI-l will mi" ..y lid! in. tnnxt-r-ullyl
t-ttrn l.;t\t- i'tir l‘l ll; rs. and ‘ittlllt‘lllill‘\' ‘ .ttloptml,
ln-th t'tvil.|i‘.~ and tttf‘t'x. in tin.- lt‘ss‘ rx- 3 That spin" lam-.4 this t'mnitt: Sprint:
itt'l'le' furs. ‘ ulll mutt-h mtlot' lln- S\\t‘:iit'i’.‘~' worn .’
V nith tltt-m \ a prediction l‘t't'tlill)' '
. ' 'Ill.‘"l(' lI_\‘ SI" " ('f the lending Slil‘C‘
/¢€é¢p \gflmfi tltoust‘s; but gyro arc “crud-dis otl
tantrw for \th'ili lint-y ('tliliwl bu \torn. l
2
’ .‘ldnin'
li;tll2-|‘- ii
ill! 1' szt‘
“unit. .; MT \\ uh l‘il-l'ou iums or ltt'd-lt ll
ltllt Lit \.
ltl‘t‘LiI‘I
tTO WASH DEUCATE FABRICS
l __.--..._-
Soapbark1 Siarch \Vatcr or Bran Wa.
Ler Advised by Government Home
Economics Specialists.
ll'lw‘ll ll'w nt'iltill of .‘llflll is “lady to
l ini'lt'c a I“, Me i vlm’. uw maplutt‘k.
. still-"ll \t .'~-v or l-rnn \\.llt'l‘, advise u
i iii no m-vnuxnit's ~pwiali~<$ of the1
; l’lnfwl .‘3 Lit“ l't‘lmi‘l' tit! Hf .\j_'l‘l(‘lll>j
I: l'liv. i
l boztthtrk. nltltm:_h : at a ,~u;tp.\vhcn|
tlwrfiml in wait'r \\i‘.l lurtu \‘tltls’. Tut
:lit'pzil‘t‘ it for u». lmil {or iv: min-l
ll"1'> n t-np of tin lvzttit with 1 quart
itt uatvr; Ill“ll lull :.:‘i strain the
l I'lllltl. 'l‘ltc “sump." \\;tl<'l‘ iun)‘ ltt‘
: :«ml t‘ull \il't'ltgilt .m- 'l..v slittllglllg. Ul"
iniiutml fur \x..~! l1; ball of 1).i<'
:2. wt'zm i\ \ tnu_lt in. ‘3 Hill of. unler.
ltllv: . llu‘ lig 31 i~ l l‘nulll‘h. it should
lli' llM'i WU} ll“ tl.‘..i\ (t~ltli‘t"l :0“th
S‘Ji’li'. \ .tit-t- i.- [Nilt't‘ililly good ftzr'
; ('l" ii i i‘.’ Ilu-Hc;'.tt\ «Itllt'll l'nlll‘lt'S. TillS‘
‘ is l?‘ unify made by :ul-lin: thin Starch
I'll‘ll' to the Wadi “silt-1‘. “3”“? in‘
“Lilli ril'l‘ luls' lM'l ll luvtlt'tl. if it is “lit
l lii‘VUl'H‘l'll, may ln‘ "\t‘il instead. If it
i i< not desirable to hunt the material
islztl‘tltcd Slightly, it must lie l'lliswl
13t: \‘H wait-r. \
‘% lli'an uatcr. nmdt- in the same way
l:‘s wnplmrk stilllli'ill. i~ useful with
I I‘ult 3‘» 12ml :tr-- iilgt-Ty to lulu. it docs
’lltll ;l\l‘ suds, but ll. * like starch
\vtllt-l'.
PLUSH USED INSTEAD OF FUR
laterial Affords Most Unusual Effects
fabrics are profusely used in lien 01!
fur.
flowers to suits and dresses. They may
cover an entire suit skirt and reappear
cufl‘s. Enormous puffs of plush are
used to form large collars as well as
to edge the bottoms of coats.
In contrast to those heavy trimmings
are the airy French flower girdles that
young Zirls are wearing on their party
frocks. They are seen on silver or
delicately tinted ribbons, and the most
PXQuisite color effects are obtained
through their use. The flowers may
he strewn along the edge of a ribbon
girdle which is little more than a
thread of color. Small. dainty flowers
such as moss rose buds and margue-
rites are chosen for these girdles. The
Silver ribbons with nicot edges in color
make, attracttve' girdles of this sort.
The color otthe edge ‘18 brought out
“89-h 1.11;” flowers; ', " ' ml
the ribbon, '
Q W
' :ltl'l a pint of t-rcam. whipped.
‘ brown
in Trimming for Suits, l
.. , k'rts. . , _'
. Dre‘s“ S I Delmomco Peach Pudding.
In ll‘llllllllll"s we have as great 3- Turn " pint 1‘” ”1 Dt‘ilt'llt's ““0 1‘
latitude as in maturimfi' mushpke‘ Dililtllng dish. Scald two cutefuls of
Most unusual are the effects oh- ’
talned by the application of huge plush _
twith three tnhlespmmf’uls of sugar
and one—half teaspoonful of salt. Stir
on the jacket at the hips. collar {mil
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Copyright
(Egan gig. _
: ll’oiltgfiiCEbE 303k
.1 ”This is a difficult world llldt'L‘d
And people are hard to suit.
The man that plays the Violin
is a bore L0 tin» man with a flute.
t FAVORITE DISHES.
HEN it comes to cooking for the
family. the ltoum-motltcr does
inticcd havc a hard time to suit all
mcmlmrs. il‘ tin-y are not normal in
thclr apwtitcs.
Apple and Banana Salad.
Stump out :tl-plt- balls, cow-r with
lemon juit'c. and pt'vtutrt- banana l-ails,
thing a small l-‘rcnt-h potato cutter.
llcztp on head lcttaco, sprinkle with
paprika and N‘l‘u‘ \tith a hichly sca-
mmed lt‘rcnch dressing or‘a rich may-
“llllillSK'.
0
Honey Mousse.
limit ono unplul of wt-ll-flavorod
bonny. ’Il’il! {our eggs slightly andi
pour tho but honey ovor them. (‘uuk
until Sillt‘ulli :tnd thlct; when cookud '
I'm the I
mixturc into a mold. pack in salt and l
ice and 11" stand three or four hours. E
Tomatoes With Ham. [1
(‘ul tncdiunrsized tomatoes In
halves; dip in scamncd tiuur and fryi
both sides. Fry in another5
frying pan as many small round slices
Hi' ham are halves of tomu-i
int-'4. litmil the ham tmtil crisp. Place ;
a slice of itatn‘on the tomato and pour
.vn-r tho lmm gravy. Scrvc sprinkled
with cltoivpcnl paisley. l
1”]
“turn
il\
Carrots a la Paulette. :
\Vash and svrnpo cisht mcdtum-sized ,
carrots. (‘ut them into thin slices,
cook in ti small amount of salted
boiling watt-r with one thinly sliced
onion; season with pcppcr. “'hen‘
lvmlvr :lt!ll [\vn tnidesptmnfuls of but-
ticr mi .t'd “illi llour. stirring constam- l
.
ly. and in": lr-fnl‘t' >t‘l'\ll‘.g stir in the;
‘mll l-t-:.tcn yolks oi' l‘\\‘n eggs. Serve}
as buwll as this man are Cooked. 1
String .Bcans With Beurrc Noir.
‘ Y
'.-\ hurt you hopvtl to hidv away,
O‘OQ“\‘Q““‘\“\\“““‘\+
I
THE ROMANCE 0F WORDS :
I
JACK. :
I
willll} this name is, of :
course. llm (”llillllllth' of '
John—or, ralh: r. tilt.- Antiiriscd
form of the breath Jacqui-s—
it uppcars in Eluilsll in a num-
lu'r of ways which :tH-al‘cntly
have ho connection \tith the
mtmc. Among lll(“t' may Lemmi-
tinned lmot-_laci.. 1:itl§—l\lllft‘,§llill-
lwr~jatk_ black-jack, l'nlun-jat'k
and ,lat‘lvlur.
The rcawn
lilt-
".lilr‘lt,"
for this iq
lirtIlu-r
has fttl‘
ycurs past l'tt'll appliml in lit-l:-
thug.-
ltl‘t‘illl\l‘
nickname.
l: Him 01‘
many
TUESDAY, AUGUST 23,1 : .
_" __ .. .-._. M}
I——I—I—.iv THAN. A
~.-—-—.-.- ——- . (“f-n
- ,..._ . .
vlvul ”on“
“5;;
‘.“.t-. '
\.-~
American Interests in ct,” El.
Them to Extol the V,r1 '23 ”(icy
Thzir \Narcs,
In ('ltiua the .'\lit"."lt-;.;, “.1 ..
limo sltmin their :ilt‘iiit' .. m"
lthc d mom: .‘rlflullttll .1 I"
l pets and a pu'tiit- to l t t .. H ‘l'a-
l are unable to find or W , d‘l'm
' Story lt‘llt’l‘S~— Hint-rank l x J?
laimut tellin;_r storits to :;!‘.w‘ t:
>standcrs wittrevor tit»; . ; v"
l crowd—were “:ltltrI‘loi‘i," .\1 , “l
t' story tellct's \Vi‘l‘t‘ ',:|l.l to - . “1‘9
l their tales a tow lllll‘s of f
liltcn this proved w. v.1. ";
l the plan “as dmciop-w‘; l:'.‘ H;
l story tellcrs arc put Hum:- ”m;
. Coursc of train? l: in t': w
lt'lrc to tt-ll. Tim stunt ,
librass disk-like insiz: :-.- .. :
‘tltt'ir crowds ii'l‘l an: .‘I 'wl
llilsiil‘tllltlll. To nmlw :i . . ‘,_
fcctive it was nut w, :3. ‘ ..'.,
zflttntiS that might lll.ll£‘.‘ .~ . .5
‘Tlit‘ cigarettc ('l nv. i':\ A
l idca. and most sizvm - w .‘ . I ,1
sinvt- have :tlwn up l
t (hvim: to tho ina' .‘ ‘. -‘ 3r
Hf tbc [intimation Hi (i .~
I (l!‘ '\\’l‘iilt. :i.t‘\\\'.v:t]'":' ;
won-yantlivc‘.) lintilvrl
twrs :li‘U printed for .0
tl’lt’tot‘ial apputl to liil' tat ,
~ally in use in tlzc for”; N.
.pt‘actit-ally all of \\lll"ll -,d
‘ in (‘ltina and st inc t-l‘ \ 3M,
colors fl'm-ly. All St'i‘l~ n" g it"!
5 in usc. The cigarctttw c..:.; m
‘l_\' made from Ann‘t'iuzn :. t .r,,
lil‘lll‘ll».\lllt‘l‘i":lll i: t: in -'~ 3‘
' produced in China lvy na’flw .1
'TAKE HONOR FROM SEECFPEED
Legends Ascribe Slnqu of h‘ ter
of the Rhine to Heels c C 4.: .t
.' Christian Maids"
“it? (if ”in inns! 4"‘ll\ . ‘ ‘n‘
l::iiis limit" ”to liltint' t~ .> .C
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from that l“;t'il‘l.'ii'_‘t‘ Hui." he
hidnc. “hi. it \\;I\ lvt'lll ll - ~~ I . 'd
ltl'i‘t't' of iltt- l‘t';it=lt. 'l'lw lrul J:
l iln- Lt ro. Fit-gl'rlt-tl. “ho sic“ lllt‘ n ‘11-
‘bh i'. and ln-taitw lll‘.lllil|‘l'.‘llilt‘ by lullll-
.iln.‘ it: it\ l‘ltltlll,li:t\'l|1‘t‘ll ”immortalized
in sun: :zntl story. Admin r tny'l.. how-
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u class. Jail; in u handy and 5 a yuan: \‘in'l.’.li.
“-15." “I'll?" {“l‘ -’1 “3‘11"!" “1‘ fl : .‘u't‘ultlili: to this tradition the blast
caddy. ora growth. lllll|'ll as malty g tame dim“ 11¢: mountain duly,
Alllcl‘lt‘ulls apply lllt' llillllt‘ : “with; \\liv-ill it MEL—"ml ll"“"'«ll‘~ l'l"!
(“mum in any negro porter. For I litlnnns decided in will! ll l‘." ‘-i '3
. this rcamun, mun) applinncvs : ;t prisont-r to the draconk- t-:,\'t~ 'r,
a “hitlt arc subject to rt-tt4h ll\;l‘.'l‘ I t':.-- or.) a girl. so t-r. :ty thy: lr‘ .-
: or \‘lil'li lvt'l'f1|l‘lll tln- tasks n1~ : lnrlnns I‘I‘Nvluwl to light to \w 'o
t n lalvot'er are known ly the : would claétn ltcr. va~ lulu-n 1» 1‘7.
: prenx “jm k.“ “iih a noun which , t 'l'ln- lionam ‘,.<'lit”':ll litlt'livi‘twi . is
: tlt'slzlliilvs (lit' “'4‘ in “liit‘ll lllt’)‘ : ('ltlt'tl llI:ll to M‘lllt‘ lilt- :ll‘m: r
, are put. The cxprcuion ".lack ' should cut her. but that \l.t‘ -‘ bu
: of all trmic~" i< another cx- : ;,:’~.rn :oihctirazon. 'l‘llt~ \\.-- wi-
p cmplilication of tlvc same uxagc. a ; end in lltt‘ army as a de- Is ak-
: while the substitution of the : ling with 11:0 jli‘lI—‘llit'nt of S '
l name “Jack" for the "knavc" in I ‘ Thu :‘it'l. a t‘l.t‘i~tiatl. was ' to
z a pack of taunts is an indication : the cn\-e_ and [1”. monster . .3.
: 0f the hard asap» \thictt this ",lt‘iiv : ”fin-(L Ti..- luthxt hmynn . ta
, ilcitmn tindergtms‘ at the li:lli(l\ I his Him and rnlilml itc gt-plu. ‘l~
: of the quot-u. kin: and iit't‘. : lm‘tzritn-s. 'l‘lre my] 4“.“ 1-, ,- Mi.
‘ u‘upyrtgltt.) I 11V. “llit'll \lit‘ til~lvi:l_\t'tl it» 7.
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4““..‘.““““““““& it stood <ltil. pctrilicd \llllll ll
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_“" (;_.+_.., .l’xltll :l l'uztt‘ llizll lmitlt- ittr ';
ll‘t'lllalc. it‘ll l'lit'h' rlvm't‘. llll' .1 t(l
“as (lil:~llt‘d to [rim-vs t-n tlz-r 3
lu-lou‘.
By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
THE EASY CURE.
(ll' had a lltllc hurt tozlay,
1 know it by your lam),
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And _\ct it ici‘l .‘. trace.
LYRICS or LEFE 5
. ltt‘flt'th—qllni‘l‘ll.\
; without
' hanging [4111'an \\<‘i't‘ :ilx‘.'ny\‘ \vt-tx‘. on
Hatbancis Have Meaning.
Tl‘t‘i't‘s :l l‘l‘il"'lll for Illill'lli'; llit boa
Hf lln- ltalimnd :it the left sitic. which
(latex inn-l; to lllt‘ days “Jinn ntcnused
lo H-itit‘ lln-ir lrtvttlnlt‘s with a sword,
It \‘.:i‘~' vct'y necessary tin-n to lu- able
at a moment's
out almost
l“|'illllt‘l\ or
to draw who's utal-t-n
l|l‘(\1\t.‘
lii‘1\\tlt'ililt‘ll.
.tlrc lwi‘t snip, so that tlu're \\':i< n-
Itlmncc of their intcrft-rin; \\ith tl.c
frtu'tlum of the sword and. .\.< timi-
'wct.z an. it-athcrs yaw ltltlt't‘ to zill-
lm:;<, wunctinaw ttwtl lo M't'illW '
l'at to tln- head; the onds of t‘~~i‘
\\\‘l'\‘ bronchi to the left 'sitlu t 'r‘
will of il'c \\:'.y of ill“ t'lu‘ltt :li'ill. ‘31" u
l'rcpnro a quart or lli'llllx‘ cut into . '
inn-h ”1M“. t‘tmk in boiling sallcd \ou ll'lt'il to “car the ll\‘tl:ll smile, "
watcl‘; drain and place on a hot dish. : \cl “um” V’l’ ll"'“‘l‘ .
PM“. ovt-r ‘1‘”, {Unfinmg NWT: Melt 'jdizl‘l iittlt~ 'll‘tlllllln .all. the while
onc-t'ourth of :l tigtiui ri‘ lttlitct‘ mail. “as hum“; 5”" ”Md“
:1 "MU-”w.1mm,“ add i'tllr “th”le l My. my. I hid] that money, too. ,
fuls of \mc2'at; \Klnll h“? pour “\‘i‘l‘i \\'ould warn the intcrc’st
the beans and >t’l‘\t‘ at once. Salt pork i'l‘lmt ””15,er tronblos do
cut in small «inc and friwl until lbl‘l.‘\\ll . wo carry in om- pvt-“qt
lll:l)' llt' ll\t"l ill Illtlt-t‘ tll‘ llllllt'l‘ for {his , “will!” Allll:"(‘l\'l‘.\‘ tlx‘IHWllt'll
dish. Pour the fat, with the bits ufi Th“). crow and grow and grow,
browned pork ot'ct' the beans. ’Ilut not in gold—«n load of lead
"— Is all \\e cvet' know.
Chicken Jelly Salad. ,
Stlftt‘li tillt‘dldlf I‘lnpflll of 2013141,: in NOW. I.\“‘ it fliiIIHr liillt' lriilll .
tltrm- tal-lcspoonfuls of rum “mgr, l 1‘\t= ll‘t‘il with little ills, t
.\t‘ttl onu cupl‘ul or whirl-mu broth. salt, 1‘11: shut it It“ ;.~ any man
'pcirpt-r, onion Juice and cclcry salt in f
taste. in one cupi‘ul cat-h of tookcd
chivkt-n .nnvl (.‘l‘l(‘l‘}‘ arranged in layers
:ttid tho gillalin and also slim-s of
ll::l‘tl-(ulli{t'tl «‘22. Let harden sligitt'y
and add :Inolht-r laycr u‘mil all is
Used. (‘hill and when tirm unmolzl
and serve with mayonnaise dressing
on lettuce. ‘
= This may be molded in individual
molds, making a most attractive samd.
milk in a double boiler. :Mix two and
one-half tablespounfuls of cornstarch
linto the hot milk; cook. stirring until
the mixture thickens. then cover and
'cook for fifteen minutes. Beat the
yolks of two eggs, add a tablespoon-
ful of sugar and stir into the hot
mixture. “'hen the egg is set pour
I over the peaches. Beat the whites of
the eggs very light. add four table-
spoonfuls of sugar. spread over the
pudding. Dredge with a teaspd’onful
of Sugar and bake in a moderate oven
to cook the meringue. Serve hot or
‘ cold.
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(Copyright, 1931. Western vNeWSpaper
Union.)
\‘s'lto's bluc around the gills:
.ius't _\t:ut\cltt “This little
~ This ll‘tllllllt’. phylum}
Just how taut h tiil't'crvuce will it make
.\ )tar or so from. now?"
u sk nth G.
What was it that you uscd tx‘ want?
\\'lt:tt was it made you sort-'3—
Your vvocs~ :t ycar ago you can't
Remember any more!
The thought of ll'ulilllt‘s‘ you forgot
\Vill cut the now in half;
And then. I but, as lilu- as not
You will not smile—hut laugh!
(Copyright) "‘
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mt: cantor Clam/a
50 many tktngs we.
" 'queer tlx'm
. {1th tin: Funny earth
en constdem lug};-
Eeled as
Ljvst could shriek with
hurt '
. shim: :eriiy with \\'t".i}lt'l"‘.
‘ reliably iufcrtncti of a chap “lit
tilt-ir quit t':
ilm
('zzi‘l} :9). it-
Hit“ mutual ll) still“
link ~n 1‘
of tla- lint nntttiuued to
lie «Mia decoration :tilnwctl on :t: .1»:
ll has rou‘utuul to ll. . my.
{lik‘l't
" Needless Fretting.
rim-aid“: t'l' t.t~.~.ilt»~< \tori'w». ‘ v.
it'll ltllllst‘li‘_>ile ful‘ l\\’tt \\'t‘£'l\\ in
he had suftmd an llililtl‘t‘llil Ln ;. :v .
t:tur;:'tl. llc \vmtl
tutlc and ltt-pt looking tnvcr lt;~ ~
dot‘ on rainy days. foams; tl:.'
our-‘1' might pop up. .-\i'tct' tli.‘ M. . ‘l
painful week (if this sort of :l .v be
told his Wife about it, and prop' w ii it'
send the umbrclia to thc police ll“l «1v-
parimcnt.
"\\'hatt“ she screamed. “\Vi.)
hoot». this is the umbrella i limlzl“
Clil'fslllius. and here are your 11...:
worked inside the cover!"
ill Mind :13‘
:. 4"l
It Lad merciy been traveling the
rounds of follow swipcrs.
7 Bird Tacticians.
The bobwhite (commonly (“allot
quail) is :i notable tacticlan in dwell-
lion. The bird is physically helit‘wi
in the face of danger, possessitlx n"
weapons. Its power of swift tlirltl
for a short distance is great. but MW“
there are little bobwitites to protect
the mother will not leave them. Thu
nest is always on the ground, and the
eggs are thus peculiarly open to the
ra 'ages of snakes and other enemies.
lt’ danger threatens the brood. tlHl
mother bird calls. The young all “110
dead" instantly; they drop doml
wherever they chance to be at the nio-
ment. The mower bird renders her-
.ooms-
cormsn m SMALLEST
.VALLEY. 8. Dana; 23.—
Q
of being thosmallest town in the
.country maintaining a. nine hole re-
gulation golf con
self very conspicuous. fluttering with
a “broken wing."
Gann Valley is the inland county 903‘
of Buffalo county: It is 23 miles from
the nearest railroad and depends en-
'n the stagerline for supplies
A
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