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T29 KITCIX‘J‘ '1 COLORFUL BREAKFAST COATS
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“wright. 1922, “'eatern Newspaper Union.
richlnd the cloud the Itarlight lurks.
Through showers the sunbeam! tall;
For God, who loveth all his works.
Has left lit: Hope with—ail.
- —Whittior.
C.
GOOD THINGS
I
l
A good puz‘ti‘ng and inexpcnslve lszi
Steamed Molasses Pudding—illeat
ODD ezg. 3th] ulte-l
fourth of a cup-
ful of ”lulu-VF,
tx‘v'o itlltlt'Spooth;
(”id of tllt'ltwi
fat. one-fourth ot‘
a cupt'ul of sugar,
one and one-‘4
fourth of a cup-
(MI 01' Hour. tun Icnspoout'uis of soda
dissolved In tum-half cupt‘nl of lltll‘
Ianter. Nll'ztlw in small molds- oan
flour. Scrvc nub an egg sauce. 1
Apple Fritters. —I\lix and silt to-
‘ttther one and one-third t'tlpi'tlls of:
(flour. two 1.....poont‘uls of baking
ponder. one-fourth teaspoont’ul of salt:
and then add one beaten egg to t\vo-‘
thirds of a cur rut of milk and com».
hire the llli\ttt:c<. t'ut two tncdimn
lkm-(l appIt-s illtu clghtllfi, slice the
("gluths and slim into the lmttcl‘. Drop
In spoonfuls into hot fat and fry un-
‘li brown. lloil in powdered sugar.
Swiss Cheese Savory.——Dip l‘tlilllil
."Wcs of bread in melted litlllcl',;
a lwinkls- with salt tutti popper. pillll'iivll
1:7.1' a little ll'itllll] Juice. l‘nt one~llalh
‘wmntl of Swiss cheese through the;
lmmt «hopper. :‘old one tnblospoonful‘
of chopped parsley. onc tablcslmonl'ulv
an! I‘auncd or t'tcsh pilnento. two tablo—
aI-pgonruls of butter creamed. four:
tablespoonfuls of milk or cream. with
limit and pepper to taste. Force
“trough :l star tube onto the lll‘ellt‘l.‘
Wrinkle with cheese, heat but anti
smn‘e. ’ F
Orange Layer Cakc.—~(‘renm one-
fiisird of a cupful of buttcr, one cupl'ul
«1' sugar and two egg yolks. To this
add onctourth ot' a truth-spoonful of
ass-it soul the grated rind of an orange.
ail“ together one-fourth of a teaspoon-
fund of soda. one and one-half ten-
”.mtrnfnls of baiting powder and one
mi onehnlt’ (‘npruis of flour. Add
“its alternately to the first mixture 13“" morning “car. betwetfi ”l"
with one-half cupi'ul of orange juice: hotlsc dress at one extreme and thc
laid the whites ot’ the eggs beaten stlt‘t‘ “i".l' “(Till-”'4‘ ill llH' other. stand thosc
stud pour into “ell-buttered and l"'l'”ii”‘ “1"] ““iinUi brcakfust i'“”"'l
I flavored cake lmns. i'ut tottethcr with “him Milton") ill the i'PllilIDinl: of Inc I
the ("”0““)? icing: TM“I three table- day and make its first meal inspiring.
.mmftlls of orange juice, the grated 'I'ltcy are made of satin or taffeta and
m of one_f(,urm of an orange and usually such trimming as thcy hach
Misfit Ctlllret'flnner's sugar to is fashioncd of the same malt-rials tn
ptcattngs or rnillvs and the like. Small
a cheerful dross whether we lwgin
and pretty house frock or a gay hunga»
low apron. or have nothing to do lull
“car a luxurious. but less useful negli-
garnn-utl utuh-rtake to make them as
pretty 3. possible.
or and shccn.
pace with thcnl.
set together with cord cowrcd with
composition with square pockets, e|~.
lin\\' slceyes'aud small sailor collar. .all
These
bright colored or changeable silks and
sutins Hl'l‘ pretty with or without fur-
lwtows and frills because of their col.
’l‘hc silk breakfast coat has newly-
.arrivcd rivals in other materials and
the new morning truck! and
dresses of plain sateen with decorative
features of cretotnw~patterned cottons,
look as if they might at least keep
gee. The manufacturers of all tin-so I using (‘0\'t'l‘l‘tl cord as a finish.
important Feature of the Sea-
son's Modes
they
«but panels there must be.
der to hem in a long straight line.
dressy coals.
'Thl‘ '3 a stunning 90W" 0' 9’99“ and State Agricultural college the .
crepe “5"" lace 5" embroidery ‘0 match children were given one-halt pint of S t& t
-—a creation eminently satisfactory milk in the middle of the morning 0mg [fig 0
f°r 3“°""°°" occasions 0" restaurant and the other underweight children 0
wear. uct'e merely taught how to improve ablflé Aéout
PANELS ADD GRACEFUL LINES of the second month it was found
E Ill. .
Trimming for Coats. Frock. and suits underweight had nmde some gain.
Loose, floating Pilllt'lS trim contS.
frocks and suits this season. Uilf‘n
.. . l . ‘ ' l ' " ' .' ' *
extend from shonldexs to lltitl,: meals. in this demonstration 60 boys that you any press ontsard and lilo
again they may he attachcd at the‘
yoke line. the waist line, the hip line
Never before were frocks and coats
'1‘ is easy to start the day clad in i it has a skirt portion in three tiers more “filmy-"11y pm“. and graceful
of line than those introduced this fall.‘
it by trying pancakcs in a crisp l the silk and joint-ti to the iW'i)‘ of ill" “'hen the {rock or wrap is made in‘
't-out in thc satnc way. it is a simple blouse cn‘ert the l‘llnusu in many ln—i
stances covers the bcit or girdle, says:
the Brooklyn Eagle. And when the!
boiled garment is not intended tor
blouse there is little indication ofi
snugness at the waist line as the hell i
is no more than a trimming line anti
the trot-lt- thus continues from shout-i
l
'1 he now coats are beautiful. both
as to material and sule— duu-tyus and
vclours continue as the favored ma-
tcrials and the majority show elab-
orate fur trimmings. Embroidery al-
so ctnlwllisln-s a few of the smart
' 1.
a hard or: fhat. ’bel
Ia;k{.+6uch3 at 1-6.“, _
flown «30:11 it an- 11:: 3E,“
: ' arc-Many- 3° 1‘
‘N-GL z? fauna out, ‘5', you?!
ze‘bhmd- 1-6 Hui!” a—doM at
Ila our fate. macaw:—
Titty. cant ao moth-n; to nu.
ma STANDARDS
or YOUNG can
Campaign inaugurated at Akron, .
0., , Where l,0ll Children
Were Measured.
BALANCED MEALS EXPLAIllEi]
Boys and Girls who Had Largest. Un-
derweight Percentages Selected
for Physical Examinations—
Health Habits Recorded.
(Prepared by the L'nitmi States Department
of Agriculture)
A campaign to improve the diet;
standards of childrcn of school age.
was reccntly cotttltlctctl in Akron. U.’
As a preliminary step 1.011 children
‘5- ‘wcrtt
--\ the (Lido Parlor.”—
when. (its cit ll:
int. 3
were weighed and measured under
the direction of school authorities. Of
these children SH per cent were an-
derweight. nearly a fourth of these
being more than 10 per cent under-
Lei! . ll...
weight. (in the suggestion of the
homc demonstration agent of the Uni-
9
ted States Department of Agriculture
thcir weight themselves. At the close
By P. 1!. IVJLKER
that 67 per cent of all the children
A CRY FOR CAPTAINS
Plan Balanced Meals.
At this time the agent met with the '
mothers of these children to demon- jWHAT are 3“” doing ‘0 “Ui‘N’Vp
strate the results of improved dietl '“mr mind. to sharpen 301"
and to explain how to plan balanced! vision ““1 S" “(will 5"”r'w”
and girls who had the largest under- 15‘0“!" ”all" among ”w leaders?
weight liertentagcs were selected for’ T“? “h"le world keeps calling for
Physical examinations. made by a phy- I‘m?” and women “‘1’“ are flilaiifit'd l'.‘
51.4,", in the presence ”f parents. ypaticuce. alertncss and ability, to ac-
Each mother was told )what the prop- ccpt responsibilities where- rewards are
cr average weight for age and height ’lurge and opportunities are unlimited.
~ laveryuhcre the cry gocs up {or
'ntnre captains!
l The ranks of privates are fillcd to
ircpiction with grumblcrs. “ho pinch
‘their envelope on pay day and scowl
‘euviously and mallgnantly upon those
.t-nergelic souls who, ulth sccmingly
-snmll efl‘ort. carn as much in a wt-ck
’83 the gruutblcrs earn in a month!
:sea of life with burning hearts, The)
'lack stamina and resolution. in nine
francs out of tcn they have no onc to
:biame {or their lowly estate but them-
:selves.
; They waste their leisure hours and
holidays in frivolous amusements in-
By WALTER i
(‘Pitil'l ,.
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lit-'t‘
PCENsm
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and lill\l‘ n.“
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These privates are becaltncd'in the ‘.
H.‘ Was the "Goat."
l" (the day la~t ~pring 1 attended a
flm, llllti Willin- itmkilliz for my N'at
win:- to thc start of the Silt)“. l
chanced to wall. through the arena.
A young "blonde" lady came to me
M asked me win-re the animals \u-rt-
M exhibition. .\5 1 pointed the cor.
..odt directions she fell in a faint.
it! into an arms. 1 was badly coir
M and Fittl'lcll to carry her to mu-
(m' ‘the platforms in the center of the
Manse coiiscum. Then i heard roars
.1“ loud laughter. I dropped her and
“fitted to fun ln-r with my but. when,
with all eyes on me. I realized that
the young "lady" was a clown who
lad been amusing the audience before
i t't'utts or tl \vl-rs lll‘ltlt of qilk "] l ‘5' 2
‘. , II . . ‘ . [infill e
' lurctty finishing touches for thctn. m
One of lllcsc ivrcrzlv‘fasl coats of illiTc-
ta is t-lttHltl in thc illustration ubovc.
.CD’YIIOMT It VON.“ WW UM
An example is a stunning new model
or «lllt'lv’ bluc \clours. Large medul-
llons of soft old blue. rod and copper
tnctai lhrtad were embroidered on the
lower part of the coat and hands of
the value ('lnl‘ll'llillt'l‘y tritnmcd the
wide slecves at the lower part and
also the coat collar. The garment.
nnbcltcd and rather slim in effect. fell
in long straight lines from shoulder
to he'll. The Slt‘l‘\l'\ were inset with
t’uccd with coith-‘colorrd crepe de Children.
thine.
Many of the 11121 coats are rash»
ioncd with cape at Hie buck or over l
the t-bnuldcrs.
An cxcccdingly smart model was
manic of drop mahogany velours. the
front. having much the appearance of
a frOck. Failing over the shoulders
at the back was a full cape of the
luatcrlul. which extended to the hem]
of the wrap. At the lower part of
Home Demonstration Agent Con-ult— ; worker at their elbow is promoted.
",9 With a Farm Mother in Conner» ' their lamp of hope llares out and lcaves
a long shoulder line and the “run was . “0" W'“‘ P'OP" NU‘Fi‘iO" Of H" ‘ them in "it" ‘hlrk'l‘ms‘
is. She was gin-n a health card on
which to record her child's healthf
thaltlts for :r week. The record wast
to shu‘yv the number of hours of sleep
«la‘iy and a cmnplete diet list. which
nus to be tilted out and used accord~
- lug to instructions given by the home
demonstration agcnt. Other health
habits, such as deep breathing and
tcvth brushing, werc also to be re-.
istead of giving sober thought to the
(future.
1 Everything that tends to their clclll‘
Itlon and betterment is studinnsiy
lshunned. Their aspirations, if thcy
1have any, are smothered at birth.
In moments of dcprcssion. when a
steady, trustworthy, clear visioned
l
l
l
The years roll on, but the light nevcr l
brightens. and they march in darkness i
1down the hills to the valley of despair. '
t O O t i
As for this innumerable army of i
"ne‘er do wells." it is [tuliinlaiy absurd .I
to offer them advice.
t Perhaps. in the evolution of things.
they are intended as warning signals
to the thoughtful. who. seeing their dc»
linquencies. are spurred to greater
lung-q- nut] l' .
l‘ll1(lull.\tt,t(
once could.
Vw ...,.....‘....,. usual-mane - - ..................a... -o-¢—-o- .
proud lll:ll: is
gets as truch a~
anything {uninv- .
in a dangt-rv u~ "
the start of the regular show and l
was the "goat.“ Exchange.
.5 Horseshoe From the Prince.
“ Before embarking for lndlu the
prince of \anes \‘isited the castle of
“fihnm in llutlund, says an English
«change. I . .. u -:
And following an old il'tttlltltm he ‘NARRING! SJ), Bayer “,hen yOU buy Asplr‘n'
bad to pay the tithe.
g ms manna... over 300 years old, is Unless you see the name “Bayer” on tablets, you are
. n of the most curious. it imposes
the mm, M. "m_ for “1......" not getting gcuume Aspirin prescribed by physmans
guide the gates are oponed—-the obli-
‘ttion to offer a horseshoe.
: The prince of Wales did not ignore
”his custom. ills horseshoe was
yfliced above lllc first that figured in
Oil): collection. and which was received
from the hands of Queen Elizabeth.
over 22 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache
Toothache Neuruigia Neuritis
Earachc Lumbago Pain. Pain
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Artists in Jap Cabinet.
artists and tin-5r paintings and writ—l
Rheumatism
6
Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions.
Handy “Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles oil-1 and lOO—Druggists.
Jamnpse mm“... members are Aspirin is the trade mark at Bayer Manhattan at Mononceticacidestcr or Sallullcacid
hogs brought good prices at a recent
auction by tin- 'l‘olgyo Fine Arts club.
m late l'rctn‘cr llara painted three
pictures which sold for $700. and an-
\ «flier group of tour brought approxi-
xrsately $800. Writinzs of Prince Saionjl ‘
.brought $1300. .\lr. Noda. minister of
communications. painted a Chrysanthe—
mgm and an cry-Ind, while Mr. Toko—
mm], the. hotnn minister wrote a
:Wm.—.Dcarbot n ludepcudt‘llt.
.
I She Got Them.
Patience—“Winder it' Peggy is out
get? .
. Patrice——\\'hy. 398! Has she been ;;
’7“? t5
Patience—No. but she. said she t;— Vh‘ . ,0 . r“ .
'1, emldn‘t go out until she got her new i fig 6“ hdff’hfl YO“) l’zgmc
“ l 1' -
‘ . ll not Iour Purse
ce——Well. i saw her limp by ii:
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Had Fioured It Out if 3 ‘ U ‘ " “ “34 -€'L'--‘; CU: PAT-tit
- ' ‘- -.-‘> aw... ..., . W: .“. . a
.. Imwyt-r—el’ou’re asking pretty . ' : iii '9” ‘7 2“” £79“... 3 “1"".‘55‘3‘3
' alimony merely because your hug; z . r: >-' .x. ' .. . .. .
’innd neglected you for his business” " ‘ ."" ”(h‘dh Tb 35 » “We :1". ECT m
“tithe can dig it up? QUALITY, STYL‘ .,. g “'1‘
- Client-01! course he can. By. They will appeal ta the ecgucmgcp;
to business 118’: made money Beat P2111035 for Leas; 1392;”;
9111996 it j . , _ Wmcm.. Bans ,
was a high collar of beaver.
Belt Through Skilttul Shap.
ing at Shoulder. \
the hands of the fabric.
of the straight box coat. So often
seen in French-made models, but less
frequently adopted by American man-
ufacturers. This coat. in the original.
eliminates belts, a certain skillfulness
in shaping at the shoulder making this
possible; many of the coats are shown
in this fashion. but meeting the
popular demand. generally have‘a belt
for those who wish it.
Wonderful fabrics. in stunning
weaves from Great Britain. inclining
wool fleeces. twecds and cashmere
cloths. are used to make these coats
Gray mixtures appear in good stand-
“A“.
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wan. “-
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‘M
a“ “m Meant”. they “a: scarlet quills and wooden; gamma.“
vu-
lng.
(‘oliars of both suits and coats Show
a tendency to standing lines. Some
of them are erect. in an exalted slick-
er collar style. while others are re-
solved into throw scarf affairs.
Novelties in Hat Trimmings.
On some of the fuchsia velvet hats.
a red which is almost an American
beauty shade is used for the trim-
ming. Scarlet trimmings are used on
the black and navy blue hats to good
en'ect. There are especially smart
. M
born and? will.
the coat sides rows of buttons were
placed. to which the long full cape
could be fastened if desired. There
ENLISTS LINES 0F BOX COAT
Great Coat for Sport Wear Eliminate.
“'hereas only the exclusive man-
ufacturer included the. sports suit with
trousers in his collection. the universal
adoption or the mode has fostered a
general tmpulslon by all manufac-
turers to have at least one model of
this type for this fall. These suits
vary little in style from season to
' season. they. too, finding their principal
chance of newness in expression at
The general run of great coats for
sports wear has enlisted the lines
lmay be cOoked in any of the \vayaimarued at the Joint.
1 achievements.
corded: 1 .
We kl Conferen o F It w i «M an." "119- ”‘9 “”0”“ is ”0“de
‘ e y c . ° ° ' {with privates; column on column in the
'lhe demonstration was followed by dailv upwspapors bcar “lg-“mu“,- to ,
weekly conferences of the mothers of their helpless plight: while the gut”. _
the underweight children with the doc- toriun voicc “f the “.01.” rings louder é
tor, nurse. and home demonstration and louder in its cry for captains. more
agent. at which the health record for (.upminsg
the week was examined. the weekly
weights taken, and additional instruc-
tion and advice given the parents. As
a result almost every mother reported
intelligent interest on the part or the
children in the food work.
““‘e um er sit down to the table but
iCopyrlght.)
YOUR HAND
achieved through this piece or nu-l '
trition work. ‘ TH! HAND OF A DOCTOR
HE hand of a successful physician.
cessful physician, 'should be
Meat May Be satisfactorily Substl- supple and smooth. The following are
tuted for Beet in Goulaah and fsomc of the traits of a good doctor,
Other Mixtures. as indicated in the hands:
3 'i‘act, shown by a thumb that is
Young (‘ottontaii or other rabbis \tcil “waisted.” that is. indented or
in
chicken is prepared. and their turn: ' Kindness. shown by a Mount of Ve-
may be sat’isst'actoriiy substituted for nus. or ball cf the thumb. Which is
beef or mutton in goulasl. and otiu-t moderate in size. '
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roqnitmi for 'itl
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main
forc a
he sees things mun
' gratuli‘atlwr
:lll till' i \lt'i
ftll‘ctcl' ntln’t M l
man's artc r1. ~
thought.
I . - ‘comcs
that the question arises as to whetb- Egrgcfisggiggeccamgfiggg ifol‘
or or not we are having the right wemm That Make torSuccess 1
things to eat." said one mother in upmmuShowniaYom-Palm, ipr they marry pl»
speaking of the excellent results V
j l interesting o-ltxhitm;
‘ homes
cools.
than rcform tl
COOKING YOUNG COTTONTAlLS‘ I 0r One who may become” we 3:19]:tlllifqtfln‘fwt't‘l; my
. . . .
its old
‘alld 80 is nature. .
:usc of thcsv l'lHi‘t .. r“
fthc innnmaith- l-ll"""
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THE CHEERFUL ChEht’B
\ a ‘LTLCI "k
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THE FRENCH Fm
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When Radna am: Cool}
"AlloIcSccuco 15 :Le Lrue d8! ’01}
cannot
- . n! d ion! ”2
, ."n to harden
- ~ (tuner and.
e be b0
mire!”
l.:tt 1118,
\ Lvrnu old-
. s “ck"!
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Who] ,hnts are made or. metallic rib--
Stewed mixtureS' of meat nd veg-o Self—confidence, the Line of Life anti i q 3 ride
tables. The United States Iiepart- the Line of the Head well apart. i It tenses me ‘
ment of Agriculture has thoroughly ~ fi-ttstyrot-thittess, a Line of the Heart i In tr‘mnfi
tested the following recipe for juggetl til-.1 is forked at the ltcginning. «t the. 1114(le
hare: Belcian hair lack rabbit o . . ‘ I ' l Vixen p'La
_ .- . . . ~ r lopuiarilv is indicated by a Lme of g eed
wild rabbit may be used .~.- . ‘ ' ‘ , town: we, .33 ‘
>Cl i1 l . ' -. l...c. which rises on the Mount of . l< ' to gory
‘_ 95‘" “L late, lemme the tough Lima (at the side of the hand) and.’ LIL“?— oo "‘9 In-
slon and membranes covering meat. rm“. may ”1.. Mount 0;. Saturn. uti boo 5
. Cut into pieces of about 2-inch lengths; u”. hasg of the second flnwer This I I r
cut 3,4 pound of bacon into dice of ~ ‘ h, . 1:1an
b0 tth if . i 1 shoes unusual populanty, but also do— l’i 1 t. a
a. u a at. nm square. in a plate. pondence on public caprice for suc—. L‘Jent 1m : i
mix 3 teaspnoufuis salt. 1 teaspoonful m-ss ‘ to retd- f
black pepper. 4 teaspoonfuls flour. 15 (Copyright)
teaspoonful thyme, 1 bay leaf broken ———0
or crushed. 3 teaspoonfuis’ finely U _ i
chopped onions. 1 teaspoonful grated “e' Only Chance. - '
nutmeg. .and a pinch of ground cloves. InconsehDocs she dance badlyl !
l
Roll the diced bacon and one~fourth oi” Quentlal—fi'es. if the chaperones
the meat of the hare in this mixture. aren t lookttig.—-Pelican.-_
I}: a saucepan melti’ toblcspoonfulsof « ,, ~ ,
butter, or lard and butter .mixed; '
whenr‘hot add the lumen] 31 all? e:
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