Q. 1931. Western Newspaper Union.)
Your: dreams are the wealth of your
' ’ spirit. the goal.
The Ideal you long to :1ch,
soul, -
She hope that alumina: the year: a
' . they roll.
4.1111 robs them of sorrow and pain.
SUM-leRY DISHES.
The delicate hearts of palm and haul-
in. sprouts make another addition to
2 “the good things
for the sunh'ner
table. Either may
‘ be used in the
various Chinese
dishes and are
especially delight-
ful mixed with
chicken in chick-
\ 212211111321 chicken.
em salad
pill serve eight to ten people, or more
Dl‘
if used with other foods.
Heart of Palm éalad—Remove the
7 11111111 from the can. rinse in cold wa-
La: and wipe dry. Cut in slices‘three—
-e .
vxghths of 1111 1111-12. 2123223.: Arrange on
hand lettuce and gmm‘ over enough
sfiaigrette 951111222 in 12121111121112 well,
than serve with:
Sauce Vinaigrette—1:111) a bowl
with the cm .«ide of a 12love of garlic.
gaging firmly against llxe bowl :to
éxaqv out the flavor. Add to the bowl
. one-quarter of :1 teaspoonfnl each or
€§1€51D0d ("WS
halt a tallllhfuli 12.11” of chopped mars-
. leg, 11 lensm :2221f11l of chili pepne! half
3 cupful ()l' 2- 212: wncgnr and 2 cupful
m a 1111“" 211‘ olive oil. Bent well and
It is, read); to 1159- If desired. the
:QImsing 111:2}: l-z- EH mined (:mxj ll: 22! is
;FE§E) and 2011-- l in 1111211122 elm-<2 to use
‘Emr. Its \\: i keep :1 heel. 1): 11121112 in
good condi2i2m with me vegetables left
_ in it.
.- 'Ze‘leart of rains—Main Disl1.——T:zke
small cubes of lefiox'er
or chops. put inao :1 frying
1 ilttle fat; 5111
add a little Wat 221'
2:12 with
from time to lime
and simmer fur 2111 hour 01m .ln“
' ,1 heat. About twenty' minutes before
I - ' Honing time :Hlll 11 cupful 0:” (incl):
”elite-(l celery and 1131-12 or two goml:
sized onions 21:22-31 diced; cool: untilg
will softened—:1! 21111 fifteen minutes.
11363 add :1 cupid
32h! or bombs: :1 nblcspounml or
wire of figi >:1-22 . paprika. salt and
7m: pepper 222 some. Serve hot will:
gain hot boiéml rive. The rice may
he heaped in fine wuter 'of the platter
m the 1112:1211 pmrwtl around it.
of Sliced heart of
”‘10. 19:1, u'estern .x‘c‘ 41:12:: Lniun)
Who is the wisest ln:1n—~he who says
fits right thlng at the right. time? No,
. Indeed—but he who leaves 111151.121 (he
‘1‘ twang thing at the tempting moment.
WWW
. Gather some fresh mushroolns In
fi‘ laid or pasture peel the cops and
: cot the stems into small
pseces: cook in a little
butter umil thoroughly
sdone; add cream or add
10 a rich cream sauce
and serve as a vegetable
in timbal cases or on
toast.
Beefsteak Smothered
in Mushrooms. —- Have
in mushrooms carefully cleaned,
m caps peeled, cu! in hits and put
j m a pan with a rublespoonful of
r' W for each cupful of mushrooms,
ad bake 40 minutes. Broil steak on-
flinearly done, then put into the pan
wit! the mushrooms; corer with some
In! cool: a few meme-ins. Serve with
& mushrooms over the steak. ‘ '
Olive Salad.~l:'eel olives to remove
82 stones; then roll- up over pieces of
Med almonds. Cover with French
using and add a handful of chapped
nihf. Let stand over night to season.
”min in the morning and add fresh
mint. Serve on head lettuce with a
thick mayonnaise.
Banana Cream—Slice three ripe
Bananas, press through a sie1e; add a
m of ripe. crushed berries, reserv-
ing some of the juice: mix together
zany with enough powdered sugar to
sweeten and set asideto chill. Serve
in sherbet cups with "sweetened
whipped cream and‘some of' the: berry
ghee on top.
fie radlant vision that gladdens your ..
.J
A can
mustard and paprika”
roast «If pork}
1'ntil well browned:
' 22122131. "312112 10":1122213
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N Till-I
I which
by
i scarf,
21 long
includes
Ihe-yeur—rouml cnnvcnis'1.2'e.'
1 than its rivals, llmrcunsnuzc more fur
m
SMALL FUR GARMENTS
JOIN SCARF S AND CAPES
list of quill
l‘lll‘
M'Hl‘ffi, capes 1111
garments with slcm'cs. warts lcm
way. i12V112-1211l112'ily. 'l‘h
in its smaller sizes. is 1211 ml
less rosll
{.::11‘1111'1115.
:3: ;
2‘
(I
l, but having scm'f ends.
Imle heaxfs 12nd the nmural tails are
but 11 few mod-
y wk when: are pompous of 811' for tails
round ofi.‘ the end “here
‘1
l- mnplnywl :25: n finish
and simply
,‘W-memnmemumlewgkfl
scarf there are 11 few shaped scarfsl
12211122111211: like little copes at the back
In all scarf:
Seals-Hm 11ml unwieskln are particu-
l and more time in their 11221111113, hill one. would look for the head.
E quite as hcemuing as any cl‘ them. It
much in evidenw2 just now with
fix
; tailored suits and dresses and nearly
small
§ dark or stone 11121111511,
2.2110 or (“‘thle pieces.
some furs.
squirrel,
prils
Ell!
”wee
ThPH'
senlskin.
,7 other
\\'lll0
12
Mini
tremes of
in 1'ul1l2'r “ember.
scurfs are made
mink or fox; 1
supplemented h
kollnsky, mule
make the ample
mg. :21 be worn M:
111:: choker and the
of
.V
wwwmflmmfimm
11ml
SL‘:ll’f:<
h mulls
and between the c\'
ion"
con f.
n lured.
larly well adapted to small wraps that
are smnething between 11 cope and a
like lhe handsome garment pic-
nnd in these rlcl: little affair-
the collar is apt to be inn different fur,
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IN LINGERIE GAY COLORS
.__1
4
—=’
CHALLENGE USE OF WHITE
stable
Fruit Cream.—-Take the juice of
'fltee oranges. three lemons and three
mus, mashed and put through a
dare; add a cnpfnl or more of sugar
and a quart of cream, then"freeze :as
ml. 2 . : 7 ,
Veal Leaf.—-Boil a poundot'leanp
ml in water to cover. When done.
. move the 1.2123: and simmer" the
‘, 881:1: until re: 1122:2111 to one—half cnpful.
fi- 11115 add salt, celery salt, grated
m peel, the inice of half a lemon.
the chopped \ezzl and a lablespoonful:
(chopped ham. Place in a mold and 7
_m under a 11621 ght. Turn out the
m tiny and slice. Garnish with lem~
El; ind- parsley,
l
:1'lone.::
21nd joining
colors and
limit,
voile all as
could 1112-1:
ually and surelv.
time has been toward sheer
and color; pink and flesh color were
she planeers and are now as well es-
tablished'ns white, but they are not
This season finds .1“
1y, flower-like hues cl' aiming attention
*«hcer materials we have reached the
with clxifion and net.
’lhc average wax-1:111 stops short 01‘"
>uf'll gossamer Sliill< and 01100585 fine
mull; balisle c1epe 2le chine 01' French
loileisa 1-12..
TYLES In undermusllns are Illurt‘
than those in our onlcr
garments. but thev (hange glad-
The trend for some
the pret-
their
lliilQK,
2211125: are vivid high
In the mafia of
soft and dainty as heart
2.11.21 all reliably derahle
121 l )l'lCS
eqpall v
and some unusual
colors.
chine include models that are 22.211111
points at the bottom, and me merely
pluln chemise lengthened to the ankles.
All edges me pic-med and two or three
rows of hemstiiching above the plcot
edge suffices for trimming. but a pretty
ribbon rose is posed at the neck and
a narrow girdle of two~toned satin
ribbon is tied at the front 11 1th long:
ends hanging to the hem. Chemise are
plain—merely two 12111211111:
pieces of Italian silk, or crepe de chine
sew ed together and having satin ribbon
straps over the shoulders. 7
ope pattern remains the favorite and
is made :up in all the usual materials
The envel-
' :8. never V1713.
being What they really are.
A man should do _everythlng for the
' roman he loves—except many her.
, A illesslmist would test with aclJ‘lhe
lining in every cloud to see it it’s
5111 er. . ,
v
—
The jllted girl used to take it to
. stead.
-
01 her hair; it is not fair to her hair-
dresser. ,
A woman never dresses so careful-
ly as when she goes to see her best——
enemy. .
, Kind hearts mar be more than coro-
: nets, but you'll nevu' get a gill to
think so.
When ,a vl‘oman forgets an injury
she keeps forgetting mat she has for-
gotten it.
A woman who can’ carrv an umbrel-
l in and look graceful can do anything
or anybody. ’
. It a woman cannot be one 'man's
meat, she is likely to become another
ma 11’s! poison.
Ira woman must marry a man
without brains, let her at least take
one who has manners.
A woman never sees evil in a good-
looking 1112111, but she is always sus—
pl 11 of a pretty woman.
The greatQSt mathematician in the
world has never yet been able to tore-
~ens: the exact result of one and one.
When waiting {01' a man. you wait
until he comes. When {waiting for a:
woman, you Well to see if she comes
at all.
THE BEE
A bee, unladenrfi‘ c 211 fly {Orly miles
an hour. ,
A bee can carry twice Its own weight
in honey.
Bees suck over 2000000 flowers to
gather one 1113111111 of honey. , ,
The sting of a bee ls only one-thit-b
7 tysecond of an inch long.
The carpenter bee burrows and
builds rows of cells to solid wood.
The bee, in proportion to its size.
’15 thirty-live times as strong as a
horse,
The working ‘fi'ee lives six months,
the drone four months and the queen
four years.
Bees are rapid flyers when home-
wm'd bound.‘ They have been known
10 outspeedlhe pigeon.
The male of the honev bee cornea,
between the, queen and the workers in
size, andflls stlngleSs.
.—
honey in the coolest place In the hive
2 and the young insects 111 the warmest.
The fleet-cotter" bee is a very skill-
ful artificer. So exact are the clrcles
she cut: that a compass will fall to
2 detect a fault. 2'
, POINTED PARAGRAPHS
Some mothers spare the rod and
spoil the slipper.
V A man resembles a bill of t_wlne
when be Is wrapped up in himself.
Part of the world loves a lover: the
rest or the world considers him a.
champ.
It's when a girl thinks a man doesn't
care for her that she begins to try to
make him.
‘ gambling the wife ugulally has to sup-
port the family.
The marriage ceremony ls freqllent'
ly the final act of diplomacy previous
to a declaratmn or war. .
Once 11150!) a time there lived a man
who said he would rather be rlght than
to be president—~50 history save.
The average man does just as many
queer things wihen he isn’t in loxe as
when he is, but they are less con-
sD‘CUOUSr—Chlcago‘ Daily News. '
, 1121211211 PHRASES
, Woe to the inhumane-v... wens.
Labor itself ls pleasure—Labor lpse
voluptas.
Love conquers
final: 31:10
it‘s better to be a “have been?” the.
People hate to get a reputation M 2.
heart; 112312- she takes it to court 111..
Never Judge a wow." 11 by the color.
:‘l
It 13111:; hnblt o2: bees to place thelr ‘
If the husband makes a living by 7
which everybody
likes—yon will.
too.
The new sugar coated
> chewme 221m
, a delicious eermrr'm
, flavored snearjecket 3113:1126
oeppemlnt flavored chewing; 21.211
that will aid your appetiie eon (Sizes-
. lion. polish your teeth aeé .. .
your throat“? t. (21:13:23
THE Royce 1.11:2:
102m: 2:111.
121213 111112
Wants to Tell Other Girls
All About It
DEV ansville,
lnd.‘—~ ‘I am eighteen
: several months with
1r1egular periods.
Every month my
".1 back would ache and
:3 I always had a cold
3 and felt drowsy 31nd
. ~ sleepy.‘ I work In a
millmery shop and I
went to “Orh every
2133:,th felt stupid
g and would have such
cramps. I had seen
, Lydia. E Pinkham’ s
' Vegetable Com-
pound advertised and had heard several
women talk of it, so mother got me
some. . T111 5 vegetable Compound is
wonderful and it helped me very much,
so that during my periods I am not; new
sick or drowsy. I have told many girls
about your medicine and would be glad
to help anyone who is troubled with
similar ailments. You may use my tes-
timonial as yo11like.”—STELLA 1.:le-
12111.an Second St. Evansville, Indiana.
Some girls lead lives of luxnry, while
others tell for their livelihood, but all
.are snlggect to the same physical laws
and so er 1n proportion to their viola.-
tion. When such symptoms develo
irregularities, headaches, backac es,
bearin -down sensations and "the
blues,’ girls shéuld profit by Miss Linx-
wiler 3 experience and give Lydia E.
Pinkham’ 3 Vegetable Compoond a trial.
.
., A
homes:-
Results
.7 amesl ” '7
N these days when
anybody says, “Let’s 7,
_: go home.” everybody _
_ else says, “What’s the. ‘
; matter, are you sick?’,' " '
113?: how much we
"gink of mil-10mg” 83;”: '
em in ese . 5' ' 2
’- m3“ geta can of Poi:— ~—
7tan‘1Malt Extract and a
:: gackag'e of Puritan Fresh 7
11:33:11 Hops and then;
.say, “let’s sgo home" and
see what a response you '
r-get. _
There’ s as much fun' 1n
the making as in the:
taking.
,. Puritan is the richest ::
'malt extract made and '
has become the standard
of home brew from coast
10 coast.
Insist upon it. Take ‘
nothing else.
; :Pnntan Mall Extract Co.
31 N Market St. Chicago ::
years old and have been bothered for I
HALLOWEEN
will fit your needs as to parties, entertainments,
‘ costumes, decorations, etc.
Decorated and Plain Crepe Paper
49 ‘VALL " STREET
OPEN EVERY EVENING 1mm 2.: o‘cmcx
111.11....n . 1.111.141.
We Have a complete line of Hallowe’en 270065 which
Festoons Pumpkins invitations Jack c'Lanterns
Streamers Party Snappers Seals Serpentine
Silhoutttes ‘ Cut Outs Greeting Cards Luncheon Sets
Black Cats ‘ Place Cards Bogie Books Table Cloths
Witches Paper Hats Candle Shades Napkins
Nut Baskets Masks Lanterns Plates
Consult us when planning your Hallowe en
2 7 decorating. 3 “
he Hamilton Shop
7-: 'WhO'O'O-o-o-o
PAINT FACTS
'THE‘ nunosx§
1,. '1‘“, 7
PILLS '
S. 111886 0 TBIX ll?»
SMITH- SAVED ’5; J4
L‘MSEBII-MP m
0"” a FORSALEBY
. 7 PALMER 00., Stamford; CONNERY
" BROS. 00., Georgetown
SMITH PAID LESS THAN Jfll‘eES'
JONES paid $49 for 1551': (33' Moms of
“ready for use” ’11: red PAINT»:~ _'
SMITH made 14 Gallon: 2‘: the Best
. Pure Paint; for $35. 121 euying
8 Gals. L_&M Semi—Paste Paint and
:-
1
l
r
1.
inc, m mbaddmgm I. 81 M SEMI-PASTE PM!“ 531115 money
In use over 50 years .
A. D. MORGAN, South Norwalk, HUBBELL & STAPLES HDW
00., Norwalk; F BRADLEY, Westport; LOCKWOOD &
“have 12.121121222511211...“
850911 of file Season
Not: being able to greet: all ,
our friends personally, lwe
3 use this method to extend
% 2 to 57°“? most welcome invi-
‘ tation to attend the :most
:fwonderful Fall merchandis-
ing event that we have
ever. held.
'Without equal in quality
and assortment of goods
shown.
Without equal in saving
possibilities offered on
dependable goods. ,
'We shall expect you.
,sne Slims
. Saturday
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