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‘ CHRISTIANIA Norway, Sept. 20.——-7-
FOUR STYLES IN COATS -—-The opening of the new Dovre
‘ , Railwaylm Christians and Province”.
FIND FAVOR FOR FALL yesterday, was marked by a serious
‘ laccident to the train carrying the,
guests of the occasion, which was
wrecked at midnight while returning
from Trondjem, six persons being
killed and a large numlfler of others
injured. Among the. killed were M.
Hfftys, Director of 'l‘elvgraphs and a
' “—c—w n*' —..-«.—....V
CAB N T-f’.
(©. 1921. Western Newspaper Union.)
“The bread that bringeth strength. I
want to give;
The water pure that bids the thirsty
"W: former l‘ ~ 1 llornational
i ii da b member of l..r_ l ,
‘ waggyfo help the :8" n8 Y Y SChk‘S‘Vig Commission. and Colonel
I'm sure. I shall not pass again thil Sejerstad. head Of [111‘ Noxwwegfan
way... Ordnance Survey.
King Iinakon .and (‘rown.Prince
Olav went to Trondhn‘m on the train.
with the guists, but decided to rE-l
main there over night and tllm‘eforel
Were not on board tho tl-uill “‘lli'n the
wreck occurred.
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SOME SUMMER CANAPES.
During warm weather when soupsl
are not cal-ml for a: Hair are in wintcr;
,' a callalle illlfl some so:~t'_
- of fruits (:m'kialll svolnsl
to he necessary. The,
rallapl-s may he made in
various ways.
The toast round,
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HINTS FOR .U TUINTFl
Don‘t turn corners rapidly.
1‘0 not neglect from \x'hvr-l align-
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illutll-lzt-d“"lsnllfllylil‘ld-llttllllu “W"? ““7 0"?!” Sll.‘ “" "WW" ‘0‘ .
l h” I' ll‘: '1 il ‘ th- hich-s lll Grout lll'ltlzlll. 1
u 5 u d b, “ w I” M E"??? (‘Dgiue knOl‘i\ is a \ulrning or
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l' ('iiilllDi‘. is to he served
= t 0? CHM. in hot “(‘(lillt‘r the ioaSlij
Imps from dl'ylng at tho l-dgvs llvitl'r;
trollhlv.
Inspm-tion hei‘orv l llzzlkim: :l motol
saw-s time- and troulllr.
‘“ brushed with (Ill‘l'P nil ll Sii'uil” nf “0",! US“ UN“ «(‘h‘mo pm" Pl “hp“ "the [low library {01‘ Louvain lllll\‘Ci'Sli)'. for which l".- Murray Butler of “(WV Yfll‘li liilil illO foundation Slnllf‘, US
‘bulter and l-nollph is no: llsod o (-illh't. "impssary. It \‘lll nmwur “'lli'n Completed. Thirty-three nations have contributed ‘0 the rebuilding of the famous “bx-m). du-
l‘sv chains only \‘i‘lli‘n nm-vmnl‘l' strayed 5.“ “W Grrmans.
the flavor of ”iv ('allapc. A sill-ll oi’i
“"‘3 nl‘l‘li' illl‘m pronrrly.
V "fled apple or a llllrk slico of tomato
' ‘or a slice of ('-)IIl~.t‘(l egg: plant is solnc- Tin“ first )lullliv mung“ was oprvl— *_ 0 ____~_7 fl“ .Ewfl. _W V__w_7_‘ _.-,_, _.._._._.. _-—-;_¥__ _-#w__w“jw_~_ “N.” __n_ 7 at -
liimos 11ml lll hiav'v of the toast. («11in “08m" in 1839‘ r— ' ~ - --~ ~ '
,_ '1 V 4 , _ . _ ‘zlsst'mzor {Ruinnlullllgs last )Hu‘
1 Egg Canape.—-l.ll\( .l\ lll.lll,\ hall! “,0“. illullufllctllrod in 1:1, ““1”“.«l
'm’k‘l(l eggs as :ll'i‘ Hi‘l‘lli'll. "Honing . . . . , o
- ~ '"M r 1 uests H D t (I
one to i] canal-v. lilllil'l'.“ round oi ill-ht him“. I‘Rl‘i-‘i “m“ J ”1 S.‘l=:'..0.'¥‘.l.— J ave @ar e 1
Hand Ills' thin ~lil~l~ of tin» o:z-l\'llltc on Him mm“ pi‘Ulluvl d m llll- l‘nilwl
II. Ill-lllmv ill” sliln :lnd llolle fl'mn Stains last your. l _
(two sardinlw. lllt'llli illl'lll up with l). I~zig]]t)'_t]1r(l‘. “Pr mm M ”:1 m”, l-
lfurk :llld mid lllv yolk of out: put tor curs and trucks in Hip uolhl are
I‘llflnigll a rim-r. the juice of half a in ”11‘ l'nitml 92mm; :
rmmll onion, and il i:ll)l¢‘<[lllflllf|ll of Lilwrin had light zlumln-lhllls last'
“."ll‘Ci'SiCl'rillil‘l‘ sum-e. Spread the mix- ,H‘ul. an :n-eram- or mo in in-r: zillion
tune. on top ol‘ lilo 02;: rings, lllid a‘ ._ “"“ l""‘$'"ls.
. .-. v.1 . —. . t-n l'ithfi‘ . .' :‘l f ‘l —}
dash of c.l.\llll.l .llld paprika and plant! NY ONE “1. four I‘ll-H's m ”mm “mm”: the simplest exnlllples of tho, N "no whither cert or .ll ivlitll‘l‘ILH it“.
an olive stunt-ll with an almond in the , , I, , . ‘ , ‘ . , ’ ~ ; 1 x. . .. ~l ill loom m J m .
fl‘nior ma} llalm olll llln-Liillil l- lhl~ Hrfljght.1nw and (hf. (-mwmm gulps, "rm,“ 1
1- 1 ' ‘ . . “I“. "'1' dif‘ifillt'i's “11"“ d“l‘="‘““l The (‘Ulil at the loft (‘ould not be im- 'i'llr first nlllonlollilr- slimm- com-1
Chmke" Canapes.—-,(imp ““3 fine from the dullllzln .«lylws‘ and wrllllzv)‘ pron-d upon as no pgpmwm of um; l‘nny WHS urmmizell ln ll‘l'll m >‘1.-’
the hl‘OllSt llll'flt of ll void hoilod (‘lli"k' cal‘lllvllis oi' ln~t \l'ul‘. 'l‘l-al'vs lvi tilt-ll: _ . .5l.- ms. ‘
1.." add pow-w .md ”It “no hoilod ' . , V - V ‘ . , ' season 5 mmh-s. Its shawl-s :lrv set lnl Q A _‘ .
; ‘ l _ ' " . . :|l(‘ lt'fl in sumo oi Liv 1w“ illll\lll:~. ‘inl “NH" "1 r“ P B ' id i ll ‘ - l \0 “it‘l'll lu-l vol”. of ill. :llllomn—l
'02:: ('I'W’l’ml “ll" ““‘l " small "ll” "f iiili that is all. Many of the now coals' ' I. ' “‘ ‘ ‘ 'x "" m 0m ”0 l ' Zulu: 'nilllilfilr‘illlo'll last )- .lr \lo-lnf
male (lt' fois graq. Mix well and mid m." swnmmum. mmmm”. “mill“. 01‘) udnl‘ns lllvlll and the skirt por- ll-lusul mm. g
l“""ui~'l' "ml”“lli'l‘” l" "”“l ”l” mix-l \lilll (ll'l‘lli'l‘ll >llolllll. l' and (lt'i'h arlll lion “f ”l“ "”1“ in N ‘lN'li border, and9 ’“" “" ’ '“‘ ’ “"‘ ' :
inn-e. l~‘orlll hm» lililt' ('rlullttr-lll's illv‘i “HI... “ml H.175“ >;,.,.‘,.§ “1W.“ m.“ the lwlt. nlalio ot’ the t‘llhric. is lncon-l ““"L‘u st: “f"in'l‘ls 1"”7‘T'": l
”:1" of u "”1" “'1‘“ W“ ‘" fi“"'~‘" lllUl'i' lllan'lilglly lo l‘rt‘ tlzll'inz. Nl-M spit-nous. ‘wavor i'llr makes (1 collar: ('"LR\ l
i“ Hlplil‘ll [HHS :llill l'i'llrik“ .‘liltl l:l_\' t‘vnl lllt‘l'i‘ is llll‘ ("Hit illzil llllS lilt' illit"l ”u” ”m ‘ 1)) hr jul'ht u . . . , ‘._._._ "-
or three on H Ml‘iui‘v of low! or at ll-Nilll' “ml mu skirt. 'nm sule ill» ulrmt ) k (7 h p “hunt the. 3V5.“ \lllzlx. Full 3,, 'lil 1~n-l
l'"”"‘"‘ “'“f ”I‘M “-15 l"‘*'” dipped lnl \':li'\ irilnlnilw ’lll‘l ll"l\' turn out to n‘ ' l’ml-‘W 0t illf‘IIlllrzllsls lo .llll ll‘i'l “""l
Frl‘m‘ll (“1ng,,” ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ _ ' l ' ~. ,_ ‘ ‘ lilo (-oni at tho right is long and 'lnls‘ as tho}- M: I. ”m Hp”, H. “lugs"
. h. _ ‘ H )l l.u' (LL.- ll'lli‘l"llll‘llllull‘ «if. .ll nin‘:)|l3fflt5 “I” “1”} (lO‘Q'D l'HIW'CIIlliil‘ of ”H' "13- “MPH high! is "H”K‘l‘fl: ,fl' ‘ii'i.l\, (’iil‘f \
Herring Roe Qanapesfi—lllam- Ll}; lul‘ .:|\¢ll.' llll‘ll vonlm the ‘ltllxhlldii ”rm" "5. “WWW are “m in mm th immmgfl. has. 3“ ”I" ‘3 i . H. “Flynn“; \x
film llol'l'lllg |‘!l”\' ll‘lllll lho oil ill \\lll( _., Monsi- slylo. “isms n fm'ol'lll- Willi the body “f ”w m”.,m.m_.m. have that ::l ll-qlllvst that l!» .,'lllll .m mull. lt-l 1
“my are ('alllll-d. tlwll let Illi‘ll‘: smart \Vollll-ll “ho \Vl-ar it “oil, and ‘lIlllf'quIHP(‘——fln(l an: extended" mt” Sr” of tho halnl. ‘
:lrlhria‘r illl Fil'l'lll‘ll‘ :lr:5:::)l(’,1r ftlrll:lill':lv izlllllll}. ”limit; on; u‘lhildl‘Illlilillsvril:will; loll): tllhs iiniuhvd “lih n lussul. It is: l Th". lclml‘m” I” m m”) “I“ “WM-l
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' ' lllil'll'ilif‘ ll lI ‘l '1 5 - l "‘3“ '3 “Nd-P"
tunnpoonful of l'llomll-d popper llllll n‘ llnd mum \Vralw for evening: \n-nl' may with hrnldl ”h L. m“ “my” “1me“ (‘Xh'nd on Ill" first pponranc‘n n! 19“.]. l
ltzispooni'ul 0f ”it‘ll lll‘mlll PrlllMNw lu- lilllll‘ll to llll‘\(‘. All lllI'Si' l-iyll-s ‘ int: (H‘iors. Silurrr-l on. Sku'ihill‘s axonl
_(3ut the r005 and use it llllllcspoollfllli count “mm-mdm-y “my hrnid “mun: {by (‘Ulinltblltllll :ll;l:‘}‘ ill‘kl‘is, ihu (‘ugfhn‘i
"fl. ”“3 "‘1‘“er “” “”"h mil-“t "0‘““1' availallh- ilt‘i'lll'illllth:'~ zlnd look to ful‘ 4%. g Mural O “M." ”10”“ 5' Th“ “"ll
l hlt‘lng “ tl-aspwollflll "f llvzlvy "ml-O"- to er()\llll‘ (‘olial‘l- and unnotilmw‘ trilll- m . “NH" “ml" ll‘“ Will"? lllzllt \\'llt'il in»!
imlse on the toll of oaPll. garllishlllz . _ .. . -. l ‘ "Hm”m") :'l‘l’!””“" l""‘r"‘L‘l"‘l ‘1 l"‘T-‘
. ' _' '_ ‘ M _ “HULK. li lt'qlllll-(l. rnnmmm. u" ”w ”Nufimmm m. :1 mm"
Mlh a spin) of \\.lill tress. ‘ . ‘
. i ’llle too cool: >howu above arr Wmnmmm 'or char-actor, “how only nssllnlmlu: ;
‘ . t , inns lo :lllllollllwv that ilil‘ couch and;
E :22 l .v, . lpnlr arl- l’l';|1l_\. sir. i
' Wm : FROCKS FOR PRACTICAL WEAR ,l'xl-zul-Lovxllin‘ l‘U\I“l-IRI-IN("II!
l T” .‘ll‘J-Z’l‘.
,‘IIQQ K] | mm: II AT ANY TIME OF THE DAY (w. . m \l
i l . '3. lionnl i‘nl'nnlloxnll-lll (‘ollfmrl-llcl- \rlll
CW meet hvrv no \l Monday at ll-n O'clol‘k, h—
a l . m. Srcrotnrv iim’nur :1llll0'illi"‘ll today.
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(©, 1921. \\'e~tl'rn Newspaper Union) . > ‘: ' a? _, , , __. . , , F
A The pleasures of the table may be
enjoyed. in «wry climate in all llKk‘S, .1 ~,
5 and by all conditions of meni-Brllml-
l mmln. “ V '-
‘ “ " “ “"""”"‘"“‘ ‘° “° ”—
united than to he loved. l
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SOMETHING TO EAT.
_ _,A_ . . T.
A jar of ('lll'i-Ro for tho Sunday lllulli , Of lme
lunch or supper nllly he pl‘l-llarl-d l'l'olll rea . .
le-i'lm’vl' hits oi ‘ ‘_
of good l‘l('ll . ._ ‘
Alnvrlrnn cheese. .
(Si‘nto tho (-hvl‘se
or. if soft. cut in-
to hits. limit lilt’
mil-Ill (flflll-ll'l-Z".'.l Clocks are as much a matter of course as suspendels 01 sauoages.
N" ““1 ”W“ But 'it took energy and initiative to get the first clock on the kitchen
and when tho cream is hot stir ill the . . ’ y , l , \ ; ,' _
“hem: stir "m“ n" is dl-WW‘I- "m shelf and start it gomg. The Yankee pack peddlels W as sole dist: 1b
pour into tllv jar and allow it to cool. . ‘ ‘ . . - - . - _0‘ c: _ kn : ,1 -
- lam-m, ml WW or mm mm“. ut01 and t1 anspvoltel. HIS lean, lanky.“ loose Jelntcd leas oct tut in l
' ‘ ll - c ‘ tl ruste. . ‘ . .' . , . ,
mg» may m, “lino m to: .t n its f01 most. dlstrlbutlon problems 111 those (1213 S-
Breakfast Mufllns.——ixll;e one well- i ,
Imten egg. add one cupful of sour .
milk, one-half teaspooaful of soon, the (a (1
same, of salt, twa tnhlespoonfuls of , ‘ ' ' . . ~' .. n ., _
sugar, or less it you dislike them at Modem t1 ansportatlon With p1 3g1€SblV€ sales methods a...w n
“,3“; fi“"~’e‘;,""“f,“‘-’§“‘ "‘ff‘;"“‘“ “2“? vertising—have broken the shackles of tune; They make a quick 301:)
a we , all th‘e ll ) espoon u s. _ . _
of melted in “lull 93,212? «1.9“ng of what usedto take years. Through advertlsmg, many an art-lcle has
. pans, hot am we in el'el . la ie. _ B _ . ‘ ‘ . v
This nape mm six mm, delicious been ultroduced Slmultaneously 1n stox es all ove1 the countly.
muffins. .7 C
Onion; With Nutm—Thls is a dish
sufficiently filling to serve as n n‘lam UW that Spilumtl modes are ' row at the bottom edge. A hcuvy sill . ' ° '
. dish during the warm weather. (took flourishing in the sunshine of cord. MORE“ ‘0 place, provides the ThIS newspaper does 37011 a tWO‘fOId SBl‘Vlce. It not only brlngs you
the desired amount of onlons us usual. . fashlou‘s approval we find them girdle. Altogemer this a very llttract- ~ ~ . _ ~ .
drain and cut. with a knife and fax-k, exploited in unexpl-l-ted places. These lve dress, with its faint Spanish ac- . neWS 0f the W0]. 1d, but 3180 news Of What to buy, “'hele to buy and 110“? 7
add well huttered cramhli, salt and pigturpsqua stylpfi~th0 “‘lilv skirts. cent accountable for its novelty and !
pepper 3 cupful mare or less of rich dangling ornaments. shuwl lll'llperies, fascination. to buy. ‘
milk, depending upon the amount of “riiliiilii mnbmlderies, saslws and Another dress that will Interest
onions used. Sprinkle the top 01' .Ule fringes-«um would not expect to find young wearers appears at the right.
dish with buttered crumbs after ud'l- _ lnlllTPSSPS for practical wear, but they It is a tailored model which refuses .
Ins chopped English walnuts-'3 “A" are rem-mu In work-a-day clotnosror to be entirely serious-minded and bor- .Thefi.,advertise'ments are news columns of merchants and manufac—
I'upful for'n small mmlly. mare if [all as won as dressier lhlngs. They rows 8 fringed sash and single em. ' , _
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lnrse- Bake "m“ thebuftere“ ”"““‘s are romantic muvhos. artfully handled broldery motif on the bodice from k 13111 81's who have Important stories to tell you.
are ”mwn' 3““ “'9." give 8 new “11W" *0 pmc— Spanish modes. It is a little wayward
Pecan Praiines.—-Tuke one pound ii 'fll dresses: for all-dlly “'91". like at the hem line. where it breaks into
of brown sugar, two cupfllls of \l'llo'e those which are pictured above. points. calling particular attention to
pecan meats, one-third of a cupful of As KMKL an example as could be the fact with three rows of 1mm; Take advantage of them. Read‘the latest nevgs of til-00d things 120 be
butter and one-fourth of n cupful of Roll-med of the Spanish influence as that looks like embroidery, and de. * » D ‘3
“meg, Stir the sugar, water and but- it appears in the practical dress for fines the points. The sleeves are 91- had—and \Vhere t0 get them.
to: together until dissolved and melt- fall, In shown at the left of the two bow length and set-in. the sash of
bed. Add the pecans after the mix- pictured. This dress is of tricotlne aepfismm with chenille fringe and '
Inn has been boiled a few minutes. and has a full skirt shined vinto if there is a staid, little tailored how 01‘ 7 ,
I)ro‘p a bit of the slrup into water. “l" 9"""1 “t "‘9 10W waistline. The it, at the neck line, topping of! a fln-l , ‘
'zmthwhen a hard ball is formed. pout holllce. is trim and almost smoothly 1311 in which satin-covered buttons 1 Mak S , ! G t .1! II t
«it on a well-buttered marble slab. “Hing. “Mini: 3 "in“ shoulder ““3 and narrow told insist upon the prael e ure on e e eWS.
the" mixture like pancakes, and dboun: arm’s eye. The nearly ticnl character of the frock. It can , . ‘ '
thirdmof', nn ,fmm n00 supports a fringe-trimmed be made at any of the usual suiting. ‘ *
osmium , collitl'jand the novel 'sleereg'f m7 in «A :1/ 7 . - 7 ‘ .7 . . \ .
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