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THERE IS MUCH LATITUDE ' -
- IN THE CHOICE OF SUITS
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at. door tamiitar things of every day,
"" fining. we see not. an we use and
' " Walt,
“king for beauty in the .tar away.
The strange and rare.
-—Carmelita Janvier.
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.the
,they will
of better
Salt all
green
after they
I: o o k e (i.
fresh
cooked in as little water as pos-
lo and that saved to serve with
re vegetable “hen pmslble as a
Inge amount of mincral matter. vit-
3' Ines und otht-t wholesome alukiues
m i: dissolved in the water in which
"— vegetables ale tookctl, and if thrown
away. are lost.
one. When dish pans will not set into
the sink. try a small foot pan; they
' are deep, ammo and make ilne dish
r!
‘i
g.
s.
Iliranoleum and oil cloth if cleaned
:7“ 'ilnd varnished twice a your, will wear
twice as long as that uncured for.
, I If grease spots occur on a delicate
I Immortal, cover at once with a paste
finale of comsiarch and water; lay
Va ans-71y to dry and than rub and shake
Cut the starch. l'eispiratiun stains
may be treated the same way, with
it good results.
Heat and roll lemons before using
them. The whole amount of Juice
hny then be obtained from them.
.' A pistachio tiavor is given to food
' Iry the mixing of otw- half teaspoouful
of vanilla and tour drops of almond
,.
‘3:
3;.
,; all.
To prepare cotton—Pour the fresh-
Iy—ground coffee into a shallow pan
. . mud mix well with two beaten eggs to
gne pound of entire; let stand to dry,
then place in airtight cans. This cof-
lce will need no on}: to settle it.
If cocoa is often used in the home.
’w-pare a coma sirup by cooking to-
fixher one cupful each of cocoa and
are cupi'ul of sugar with two cupfuls ;
of water; cook until slightly thick-
ened. thn ready to use heat the
ad“: and add the slrup to make it of
the desired strength.
\Vrap the cake in a waxed paper
‘uore putting it in the cake box. If
Ming sticks. prop the paper with
toothpicks thrust into the cake.
Selma/ling to
.2- T kink fléout
By F. 1!. WILKER
m REAL CONQUERORS
It [8 not the general who takes a
, city and leaves behind him a name
.‘ ‘ .7 military sagacity, who is the real
‘ “minor in life. but the unknown
..._Inte, who lights a single-handed
’ m with self and tinally triumphs.
I is this lowly warrior who has
"->mt to overcome. He goes to
. ”I. In silence. conscious of the over-
-. ,‘lming odds arrayed against him.
' “are are no shrieking shells or
fling cannon to announce his com-
“—no bugle calls nor throbbing
-' ma he fights side by side with
Mud- who utter not a sound.
be awake: to some defect of
w“'Icter whlcli threatens his ruin.
gt gird: his armor and faces the
he. '
And it by valiant-fighting h. suc-
des in saving himself: he comes-
.‘th from the fray a real conqueror.
. 3 Ills name is unpublished in tho
, 7 “I. but it is sung among the angels!
He has oVerr-ome and to him wl
a given the 1cm. promised in the
upturn.
O O O
Passion pride selfishness. avarice
Confidence and forgetfulness of the
«den Rule are among the enemies
-t men fight alone.
are in every corner of the
“15., in our own homes in our own
hm.
them come our repinlngs and
our fears and failures.
to be our paramount purpose.
“what doth it profit a man if
flip the whole world and lose
own soul?“
C O O
the world’s news today you may
pathetic stories of men and Wom-
* have fallen from high estates
”are to conquer themselves.
ed-;pnirs have broken their
,xpank' merits have piitered, and
what of men 11nd women’have
. ,Jheit “mind the' lives of
summer; simply bee-"86 of '0'-
’of ntyinamo’ment of
they were unable to
If water is wry hard try adding a
‘It ofsoda to the water when cooking
‘ ‘5 v cgetabies ,
be
more tender and
color.
'tcnder
vegetables
are
Peas,
beans and
vegetables of any kind should
-had had since General Menocai reilno
overcome these sulking focal
”‘11 a desire to please everyone
designers of suits have pinned
their faith to variety in styles so that
one hardly knows how to begin to de—
scribe the new arrivals. But they
are all of one mind, it appears. in the
effort to give their spring offerings a
youthful flavor; “Tomt-n want to look
slender and to scam young. and it is
evident that designers have these
things in mind whatever style tin-y
ithoose to interpret.
We have with us in suits this Spring
lllle sexcrtly plain. inanuisli suits of
ltwectl and homespun dear to the
hr in of the smart outdoor Woman.
land dunineti to make new conquests
[this season. For those sturdy rah.
:rii-s are here in new and bountiful
icoiors, in light silver gray and pale
,sand, in sea green and lavender, in
new enchanting browns and blues. and
no nutttcr how simple and plain the
.suit. it is rctlt'emed from the com-
monplace by those new colors.
There are several adaptations of
the box coat, one of them shown at
‘ the left of the two suits pictured here.
This model is made of poiret twill in
black, and achieves something new in
its hip line and belt. The coat has
only one fastening, which is managed
by a narrow foid of the fabric made
DEBLINES Tl] AllflW
EX- PRESIDENT ill
FlfiHT ‘4 DUEll:huieh. at uhlch the entire body of
Bishops of the Communion as well as
.clerical and lay represzntathes from
H.—\<‘.~\.\'A. Cuba. M—arch 15.———A tri-
bunal of honor which has just decid-
d not to allow Marlo Garcia. Menocal
to fight a duel with Carlos Manuel de
Cespedes put itself on record as op-
posed to the idea. that a. public func-
tionury 'oould be held personally to
account for his official acts. The tri-
bunal ruled that then- was no grounds
for a duel.
S nor Cespedcs, who had challeng-
ed General \lenocal. is the son of a.
noted Cuban patriot.
The tribunal was compost-«l of rep-
rt scntathes of Mr. (‘nespcde and Gen-
eral Menocal and included a con-
grtssman. 'a senato1 and Major Ar-
mando Andre. Captain of the Port or
Haxana and an authority on duelling.
The intident has just come to light‘
through the publication of letters ex-
changed b tween the principals and
the seconds.
011 Feb. 12 shortly after the for-
mer president‘s return from a visit to
Europe and the United States. he re-
191» d a challenge trom Mr Cespedes
based on the assumption that the .lat-
ter- had been aftronted personally by
the then president's refusal tour years
ago to permit him to leav- the prison
where he was confined to visit his dy—
ing rather. At that time Mr. Ces—
pedes was held for taking up arms
against the Menocal administration.
Cespedes assorted that the presid-
ent may have had the right to
imprison him, even to shoot him. but
did not have the right to embltter'
the last hours of his father. For
this reason, Cespedts stated he avail-
ed himself of the first opportunity he
quished the oflice of president to call
upon him for satisfaction.
on the meeting of the tribunal of
honor. it was decided that there were
no grounds for a duel since General
)Ienocal could not be expected to ap—
preciate fully the urine of. informa-
tion he received regarding Cespedes
during the difficult times or the revo-
lution and while he was burdened
with exacting affairs of state.
.‘IEN BLIND T0 WODIAN’S‘
’ o , SEWING ~ ,
How many men. think you. have
any idea of the pain endured by won»
en in their own household. and often
without a. murmur. They have no
patien e when the overworked wife~ '
and mother begins to get pale. have
headaches. backaches. faint opens. org
M
is melancholy?
vEPlSCOPAL CHURCH
into an odd
button at eat-h side.
loops that‘ fasten over
The flaring split
sleeves are faced with beize crepe do
chine and handsomely finished with
narrow braiding which appears also on
the big patch pockets and on abort
straps ut’the side. where the belt is
fastened. The skirt is plain and mod-
erately full. Near of kin to this suit
are those showing a short cape and
coat combined.
in the running there are coats with
cape and coat combinations and oth-
ers in which the skirt portion ripples
and ilurt-s. The latter is shown at
the right and is among the best of
ed Horse Oxfords
These Dalton made Oxfords are in favor with young men
122 Washington Street
who keep young.
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
:mti
; .. Mllton Elwood
. Mrs. Mary Mather of Paris. president of the Committee-of Propa-
ganda for the Vocational Schools for War Orphans in France, has been
in Washington interviewing Ambassador Jasserand regarding an ex-
hibition of American art to be held in Paris next spring
TALC'UM POWDER
(may, Dim:
OFTEL «lo-min. more
wivcn dun luv you
have nu used. Made of
‘ the porn! imported ml:
and perfumed with live-
smibie Mavis — the tub
lime fragrance that his
the kind. The model is dark blue
trimmed with flat silk braid and lined
with light gray satin. It makes use
of the new metal girdle which replaces
a belt with much success.
Fashion has not rcsclndcd her early
edit-t that skirts must be longer, but
American women have issued 11 dec-
laration of independence in the matter
of suit skirts and a compromise has
been agreed upon. The skirts pit.~
tured are short enough
/«4.. 3m?
cannon IV W one:
CONVENTION
Continued from First Page.
{preaching the sermon at the re-
curring Triennial gatherings of the
mery land and ollme where the Am~
erican .Church operates. gathers for
A Charming. Woman is Healthy
Health gives the only true and lasting
beauty to the complexion. Perfect di-
gestion and assimilation of food are
necessary to ensure perfect health. For
relieving ailments of the digestive
were—such as biliousness, con-
stipatlon, sick headaches, flatulence—-
Beecham’ 13 Pills have proven their worth
to countless thousands of women for
many years past. They are convenient, -
gentle in action and positive in their ex-
cellent results.
Bee : ham 5
Furniture, Rugs, Ranges’and Linoleum
Lloyd Patent Process Loom Products
today
Baby Carriages and Furniture
STERLING SOLE AGENT '
this month
These inventions cut in
Linoleum Measured and Layed Free
7‘11
"71
The ideal out-odoor sport shoe for all uses where commit it ,(m
sidered—for wear they are not to be matched
South Nomaik "
The most graceful of bodies and hoods, smoothly and flawlessly w. r. n
of finest wickers, harmonious finish and upholstery, and prior-s min-Ln
the reach of every mother—these the values that 1he gtnius 01 in.
man has made possible.
It was Marshall B. Lloyd who invented the method and loom wa‘ ‘
produce Baby Carriages and \Viciter Furniture thirty tlmFS taster
finer than the old hand-woven products.
costs. enabling him to weave the finest wickets, add the latest r11.
meats and still sell wicker products at very moderateprices.
See Lloyd Loom Woven Baby Carriages at our store
the discussion of its affairs. The ser-
mon at the gmeral convention of
1919 was preached by Bishop Brent
of \Vestern New York. and that of the
Convention of 1916 by the 'venerable
Daniel Sylvester 'l‘uttle. Prtaiding
Bishop of the’ Church. Others who
'havc officiated in the same capacity
are the Bishop of Salisbury. Bishop
Lawrence oi: Masmchusetts..the Bish-
op of London; and. reaching back
into the earlier history of the Church
the names of Bishops Whipple. Kip,
Donne. Macllvaine. Griswold. Hobart
and Seabury are all associated with
the Service.
Bishop Lines is a native of Nouga-
tuck Connecticut. He was graduated
from Yale in 1872. took religious or-
ders in 1874 and wa's consecrate'd
Bishop - of Newark. November ’18,-
1902. .Yale. Princeton and Rutgers~
have made him_ the recipient “of hon-
orary doctors. He is a member of the
National Council 0: the Church. Pres-
ident of the Synod otthe Second Pro-
mace and also Presidentot theBoaIrd
or.Trustees of the General Theologi‘
icni Seminary. He is the author of _
numerous historical papers and ad-
dresses. .
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CAN‘T ENJOY LIFE
wibnnmmr.uod¢dm
och. Fooddoeuaot banish.
hateditisamroeofminay.“
pains, belching. W and head-
aches.
ICATARRH
q The person with a bad dun-din
should be unifiedw‘th ”thingies F
human-tutelage .
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Emoticdomiennchthobbod.
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CLEAN ' UP SALE
01: Women's and Kisses Coats, Dresses, Suits and Miliinery.
Comparing quality, our prices are the lowest in town.
Open 3 Charge Account
Sterling, Furniture Co.
127-131 Washington Street—Phone 105
THE PARIS
is assured if you have an outlit (if such furniture as curs
There’ 8 rest and comfort in it as well as beauty. It is ‘
of the friendly sort. The kind you become more attached to
with constant use. ,._ N ‘
. Come in and look it over even if you have no 1mmedmte
intention of buying. Perhaps but unusually ldw pfiees may
induce you to change your mind.
New BIOuses.
A. Mariety that truly fascinates, as you
will agree when you see them.
The collection includes many handsome
sport models in stripe effects; and white
with calcified trimmings.
‘Th’eiN.E. Ryan Co.
Hershfleld Motor
_ Prices.$l.98 to $5.00
Washington Street
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T ransporta tCo.
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Daily Service Between New Xork & Norwnlk
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