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[EN ” ' . “ ,, ' ' > - ’ ‘ * ' AY, OCT. 13, 1921 ‘1'
WM
~ _. , . . . , ‘ ___...*—-‘- j
' ment, said that ”X. Blanc." working
robberies occurred in that country
this year for the first time in its his-
tory, he said.
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“LI‘I‘I‘LE SERIES” OPENS
IN BAIII‘IIHORE, TODAY
.4
Oct. 13.—Jl‘ht>
struggle for. the milor league base—
DYED HER FADED
SKIRT TO MAKE
CHILD A DRESS
—_’__
as his European assistant, had secured
the cooperation of England, Belgium
and France in a determined effort to
minimum
*flN NAREBTIBS “1 :2“::::::::::;...
‘— '-- *' ties in Paris. London and Brussels
have arranged to send all information
.relating to drugs and drug addicts to
New York as fast as it is collected and
epartment
—__’
'ome
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‘ STYLES IN WINTER COATS
Each package of “Diamond “you"
contains directions so simple that an
woman can dye or tint faded, shabb
E“! THE E”.
BALTIMORE. Nld"
NEW YOYiK. Oct. 13.—-Due to the
“ " - voluntary work of a wealthy New _. ball supremacy will be resumed here. Skll‘tfi- (”PS-$105. waists. coats sweatc '
Y . Ito keep the department here adused f , 't kl . - '
' . :d/ 'I' Y Yorker. known to the police departq this a ternoon. on exen terms. be- 5 0c ligs. hangingS. drilliCrlos. every
l ‘“ ARE GREA L VARIED ment as “X. Blane," New York has‘Of {gridded :lgipmcntst ogacontraband tween the Baltimore Orioles. threc thing likt‘ nCW- Buy"1)i.imond liyca
- _$ to 5 and 0 er coun r times champions of the International -——no other kindeJu'n Dorfcct hm,
become an international clearing house
CABINET 9—“
Will“. 1921, \Vestein New-paper Union.
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for police information concerning the
illicit traffic in narcotic drugs.
Commissioner Simon said that "x
Blane" reported alarming increases in
League, and the Louisville Colonels.
1921 pennant winner of the American
dyeing is guarantm-d own it‘ you hn
never dyui before.
I This Infomation, together with an drug addiction in all European coun- Association. Each side won two of giht whether thc material you wish :0
fits not go much what you say. w account or the work done by "X. tries except Germany. manufactures the four games played at Louisville. di'v ls woon or silk. or whom. .- it is
"Alas tggtmsfbmnfigclh] 3121;323:121” you Blane." in Europe, whence he has inst much of narcotics shipped here. Jack Ogdon‘ who pitched the two limo). ('(,.1011 or mixed goods IN”
byl Belgian authorities. he added. are winning games at Louisville. for NHL "“0"“ “3"“ ”"“" S'N'i'li. Shot. 1.!"
use
A: the form by which you convey it.
GOOD THINGS FOR THE FAMILY.
A most dclirlous rnlsln ple which
will taste different is made by using
‘ (lllP-llailf cupt'ul of
one
grape juice.
Chop the rulslns and took all
miner.
together with one-lull! t'npl'ul of snx-‘II'
and a well boon-n egg. Serve in :i
baked shell with n meringue or with
u‘bippcd crt-um for a finish.
.Cl'anberry Conserve]. — (‘ook one
quart of crunberrlciln hnrely enough
valor to cover; wln-n cooked add an
runnl measure of sugar. the pulp of
three oranges, onc «upl'nl of rulslns
and the grated pool of :;n oz'ungv. Slui-
Bnr until thick. thou pour into u'nwos.
tr if torbe ”5th nt once. into :1 mold.
Beet Salad—Take cool-(ml chopped
beam. to two t-nplnls add one lincly
minced grm-n popper and one chopped
onion. Mix with l"i‘t‘ll(‘ll dressing and
(price on ll‘llllt’t'.
Beet Relishn—To one quart
chapped ('oo‘nul lwvts add one (plan
of chopped n'nbllugo, one cupt’ul of
chopped celery, two t-npfuls of sugar.
an..- mblcsimont'nl of salt. one ton-
spnonful of int-ppm: one-lull! il'nslnmll-
In! of cayenne. one ('upi‘ul of l'ro~li
grated horseradish and vinegar to
'Vruzike it of tho conslsit-ncy to Use as :1
' fiance. Cun cold. This will hoop :ill
u-inter and ls very well liked.
'Jaked Cranberries.—(‘lnmw u wldc.
of"
.._ -._....—
ill". ever-\znzvim: panorama of the
modes brings to us our winter
i
F
f I
l
I
fur, luts come in for much attention
on llu' part of famous tit-signcrs. and
returned. has been made public
Special Deputy Police Commissioner
Carleton Simon.
Commissioner Simon. who also
serves without pay as head of the
'divided in their opinions on whether
.the increased use of narcotics or the
increased showing of American “Wild
West" moving- pictures is to be blam-
narcotics division of the police depart~ Jed't‘or recent outbreaks of crime. Train
timore. is Manager Jack Dunn's se-
lection for today, and it is thought
that either the veteran loft-handor.
Nick Cullop. or Ben Tincup. will go
to the mound for the visitors.
#
or run,
.4 mil cumming:
Advertise in the Sentintil
for 1
best results. ‘ ‘0
1
cnpful of raisins, . _ t _ 1
il table-Spoonful : .
of lemon juice , l
and one tulilo- j ~v
spoonful ouch of: l
butter nnd llour.
well mixed to-
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UTOMOTIVE engineers estimate that at least 85 % of all
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‘
flat earthen dish lnrgecnongh mallow mats in Mum-all \\‘L~ll~(lvlim-Il ihoy ll:|\‘t‘ used It In very handsome l1 1 . . . , . .
n ‘tnt ot' berries to nt- t... the human. .1“... ”m, thcso m“... ”H U... My m“... m“, m ml... Mm “mm, or t .e ubncatlngrcquirementsofeach indiwdual m'otor
l'vnr over them a sirup madcwlth two ‘ from svvol'vl)’ pluln. l'nn-ly tuilol'ml. pelt fur furnishes the collar or col- —ltS condition as well as its design SliOUld be taken
"Wm” "I SUI“? “"0 '1 cnpl’ul 0f “'"ll’r- l munnlsh nli‘nirs. to ol'nult‘ garments lur und cuffs on mnny of these rich into consideration. The serviceability of many parts .
I'lru-c in :1 slow own and bake until
the berries lll't' dnnv.
Chicken Timlialcs.—-I\llx one pint of
l'llia'ht‘n chopped. ono rupful ol‘ stulo
SIT}."£11323",J"I§';'.'{"‘..§“§‘,'“§’;;;;*;“finite ;ru.- minimum. and "truism-10s, P-e- furs in uccossorirs'und finishing as ThemanufacturersofSoconyPolarine Productsbegan
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halt tmqpommn ”f “I” one mum“ of !.itltS tin” bodily tonnort their ht miy be gulnrul hon the lllustra making automobile lubricants when the automobile
.. - .mmlngnms warms the lli'nll; for there tlon. In tho cont or brown hollvia . . . . .
min: or ‘stoclt, and two well hemp“ M“ u m” {Ur Mm. m... “ woman mm m "u. 1m ,. n“. “mm. that was Still initslnfancy.Theapparatusand methodsemo
if: “(63193,"sizlt-hllurenile. our-“Iii: innd fox any sort of occasion. looks Just like Inmmmn furnishes the ployed todayrepresentalong,unsurpasscd experience
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and for seasoning. Pack in small
"wilds well button-d, and steam 15
minutes. Turn from the molds and
serve with or without sauce.
hummer.
"Mme whu 1m. simple ”Wm”; nnd tion, and for use during the winter months where an oil with a low cold
8 ' ill‘i‘ appreclulivc of line linos and \ . (6.1 is desired. '
55-72 , ' workmanship or the intangible ele— % m
I iqs ' nit-nt 0: od style. ° . - .
(TAB E : Fabric 1', which is the name given , SOCOHV POI-amne Heai l 18 an 011 Of heavy bOdY and exceptional
((9. Hill, Western Newspeper Union.)
When I. bit of sunshine hits ye,
After passing of a cloud;
When a fit of laughter nits yo.
And ye'r spine ls {cellng proud.
mn't {erglt to up and illng It
At the soul that's leelln' blue.
Fir the mlnit that ye sling it
It's A boomerang to you.
—Capt. Jack Crawford.
EVERYDAY GOOD THINGS.
A
.
}iil\'i.\'lll‘v dot-orzltrd. All of tin-in nro
Iquite o-quul to discharging their mis-
of ln-rpint: us wurin: thcy nrc
‘illllllli‘, soft. and often luxurious with
‘ slull
uhle route-r. in chic models with in dis-
tinct style of their own, grout men‘s
tnllorlm.r
in): the some fnhrlt-s as are used in
lnrn's routs. sticking to mnnnlsh llncs
\nnd ignoring ornament. Those routs
have made a success, especially with
to those plushel thut imitate nnturul
houses have gout- into thin
munufm-ture of routs for women. usw
wraps. ’l‘lnI nuijority of coats are
those made of fuuhimmhlc coatings like
those shown in the picture above. and
tit-signers nso hmh natural and fabric
in; to the hem, and the wide straight
cuffs.
r. The dressy cont at the right in dark
blue nonnundlo t‘lnlh is out In genes,
and each gore ornamented with a de-
sign cut from bulge silk and em-
broidered. The scarf-collar and deep
cuffs are of natural squirrel.
ammo-n [lulu “Mil.
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IN AUTUMN HAT STYLES
a
of the motor can be materially lengthened by using the
proper grade of oil and shortened by a wrong grade.
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where piston rings and working parts are properly fitted and in good condi—
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than the Regular, and during the summer months.
SOCOIIY Polarine Extra Heavy is a special grade manufacture}! for
use in motorcycles, air-cooled motors, slide sleeve motors, slow speed motors,
motors with large bore, and those excessively worn by long service.
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The following additional products are in-
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lanne
\
. - How is the two to prepare the
way and lnex enslve marmalade
' which inns carrot for a
foundation. Scrape the
carrots und cook until
tender. then pthIrough ,
ii men! grinder, to three l
(-upfuls of carrot tukel
two lemons. one and
one-half pounds of sugnr.
I ('ook tuo tine-Ix shredded
lemons. excluding the
“1. ins little wutor until tender;
‘ “blue the mixture and ('nok together
“I thick. “'utcli vurol‘nlly to mold
Inning. Put in glasses :lnd ('ovcl'
“.mmflln when cold. One may vary
~ flavor by nddlng two oranges and
5 u lemon. or one of t’llt'll.
7' Mor Roast—Put (1 pint of oysters
'~ .- In omelet pan, after it is hunted .
“ “ well greased with n tulilcspmmful '
' i butter, season with sult {ind pep-
, ”.- lnd .covcr to took two mlnutcs.
true on buttered toast molsit-ned with
h oyster liquor.
Luncheon DilhrA few ans of sur- 1
files on hand will help out in :m
A money. For a quick luncheon dish
“I: a can of sardines into a frying
_ p- and hunt until hot. then place on
uttered toast. Serve with
f med onion for a sauce.
1 ‘1b change the seasoning or French
“Callus add a tenspoonful each of
amp and Worcestershire sauce. Serve
- I.
see the light of day and the lights of I
night, but will not make its appear-
ance beforernoon.
l'nnne velvet, plain velvet. hatter’s
plush, duvetyn and satin cire, with
beavers and some felts, tell the
story of the materials used for day-
lllS soa<on
i'crcrunners in the lnexhuustihle
is outdoim: all its
raw l variety of hats with which nt-
'lt-nlpls‘ are made to suit every fut-e
and every pocketbook. liars repre-
Isoni tho best effort of everybody con.
' corned in their making. from the frmne
, fnmnufzu-tnrcr to the most talented of time hnts Plume velvet 1th
.13: ru'h re..n n lit! -.3 . ' W braid
‘ “‘3an: la 13::éif’rmn‘] it: ldesmners and trimmers, and they are decoration is gracefully draped on
Wail”: of butter-add the \‘oll'q Emlombly becoming and lntcrestlng. the hot at the top of the group pic
W’ ‘ three hn'd cooked 9ng rulibcd to I l-‘urthormorc ptlrt'llnsel‘s are getting tured. and next to it is a soft hat of
l:- .mte 38“,. one-fourlli'bf n cnpful {mort- for thoir money tlmn for many plain brown velvet trimmed with
,. . ' “ ' ‘rst‘ilsons, prices having decllned since bronze (‘oqne feathers. The smart V o .
sumafiiernglgl"f:::llntgge22:121‘:i”\_'t”1;'1:;t ,lust your. in fan-t seem somewhat lower but at the left is a piece of clever Socony \ Socony Palarlne ,1
, ' - ,‘ ‘ztlmn they should hc. considering the draping in duvetyn in a soft pheas- . . 7 ‘ ‘ .
h‘iaeéozmfil‘fumafin (:3; (flinging: 1amount of hand work that is ltivishml nnt shade. and at the bottom an m- P01011118 0‘15 V. .q.....~.,a..>\ Greases and Lubrtcants
duel! minced ('hll'ken Season with l U” “”5 will“ llllllinm'y. trlcaite shape is covered with plain vel- :' \. SHED“ \ ‘
"—3. paprika and colt-rv Salt Serve on I Huts for six-(mt “our are medium in vet and trimmed with small rings. Regular . ;- xxumm . § Gear Compound
V“ w - . . - ‘ sizlz thosv i'oi. urn-minor) and 9"enng The all-feather turban should be ll ‘ l».- "BB"TransmissionLubricant .
' flower and still ’rowln Tl l-l - reckoned ~ith l 0 Heavy "i ' ‘ i
V I I Cake. Cream mm 0"pr of . P . _ l- 8. 1e altfl} _v. an ng hats suited to I X g l’ / G 3
, : ,m, add one and ("19mm f cupfuls lz-m-l; or sun mills fm- an all-day hat, all-day dresses or costume suits. These Extra Heavy \2: ; l ,, Cup tease ,_
v. . . and four out of five of the models .hats, like In pieces, may be worn ‘ ' , ‘ SB \- ‘ I
‘mh tnocggs. one cupful of sour shown here will come under this class. anywhere, at any time it good quail. . k . 4’ *\‘ ' Fibre Grease
ruptnl of dates, stoned and
,6:ch clinic! of nuts, one
its Illa, two and one-
., mar mi:
iflvsjgxc'eption being the widebrhumed
pattern of hntter's plush with with!
This
ties are elitism
Gear~ Oil
Graphite Grease
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