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RURAL ENTERPRISE
RIBBON BEDECKS SPRIN c T h ÀÎ s F
PAJAMAS REPLACE TEA GOWNS
A P P E T IZ IN G D IS H E S
F O R S E R V IN G R IC E
Simple Rack fo r Spool»
Found V ery Convenient
1 Urepared by th e U nited S tate* D ep artm en t
o f A g ricu ltu re.)
AS th e re e ve r a season when
ribbon d id n o t p lo y an In te re s t­
in g p a rt in th e p ro g ra m o f m illin e ry
design? N o r is th is s p rin g an excep­
tio n to th e ru le .
In fu c t, cre a tiv e
genius is m a k in g a re»s»rd fo r Its e lf in
its c u n n in g and co m p le x h a n d lin g o f
ribbon. It a lm ost seems us i f th e mod­
e rn is tic w ay o f c o n ju rin g rib b o n s In to
cocardes and co n ve n tio n a l fo ld in g s,
p la itin g s and w h a t n o t Is as scien­
tific a lly c a rrie d o u t as a tw o -p lu s-tw o -
ju a ls -fo u r p ro b le m
in a rith m e tic ,
tie p icke te d band o f rib b o n w hich
« c irc le s th e c ro w n o f th e h a t n t the
ig lit o f th is p ic tu re is ty p ic a l o f the
W
Recipe» A re G iven fo r Sev­
eral Good Com bination».
a them e o f fa s c in a tin g In te re st.
T he s ty lin g o f p a ja m a s is a in a tte i
o f In d iv id u a l taste. Those w h o fa v o r
the s tr ic tly ta ilo re d modes num ber
about fif t y - f if t y w ith tiio se who see In
) these w lth in -th e -h o m e garm ents an oje
p o rtu n ity o f in d u lg in g In the h ig h ly
i o rn a te and el six» rate.
In e ith e r Instance c o lo r and beautl*
fu l m a te ria l p la y an Im p o rta n t p a rt in
th e crea tio n o f p u ja m a modes. T a i
lored elegance is expressed in the pa­
ja m a and b o u d o ir coat in the p ictu re .
O pal g ra y crepe s a tin w ith b o rd e r -
Ings o f id le green, rose and o rc h id
te ll a c h u rm in g c o lo r scheme
T he
Spools o f th re a d und s ilk in a w ork
basket have a tr y in g w ay o f g e ttin g
Ih e ir ends snarled, w ith consequent
waste o f tim e fo r th e sewer, and also
much thread and s ilk .
M rs. W . W.
Blough. a M is s o u ri fa rm wom an, de
vised th is sim ple and convenient rack
which hangs near her sew ing machine.
Anyone could make a s im ila r rack.
(Pr«p<r*d by th e U nited S tate* D ep a rtm en t
o f A griculture )
In those p a rts o f th e U n ite d States
w here rice is a common sta p le o f d ie t,
m any a p p e tisin g and n o u ris h in g dishes
are served In w h ich the ric e is com
billed w ith o th e r m a te ria ls. T h e U n it
ed States D e p a rtm e n t o f A g ric u ltu re
gives the fo llo w in g recipes fo r sev­
e ra l o f these good c o m b in a tio n s:
Baked Steak Stuffed W ith Rice.
o r 2 pounds of
ro u n d
or
fla n k
■ t e a k
1 o n io n ,
chopped
fine
I ta b le s p o o n fu l fa t
f ta b l e s p o o n f u l s o f
W o rc e s te rs h ire
2
ta b le s p o o n f u D
s to c k o r g ra v y
c u p f u l LLiUMed
ric e
1 ta b le s p o o n f u l
p a r s le y
1 ta b le s p o o n fu l
flo u r
1
sauce
H ave the steak cut th in , and pound
It w ell. I f fla n k steak Is used it is
w e ll to score it on both sides w ith
m any d iagonal cuts.
Spreud on th e
steak u stu ffin g made in th e fo llo w in g
w a y : Brow n th e fin e ly chopped onion
In the fa t, s t ir in the Hour, th e Worces­
te rs h ire sauce, and the stock, and cook
th is m ix tu re u n til it is t h ic k ; then s tir
in the rice and parsley, and add s a lt
I f necessary. A fte r th is stu ffin g has
been spread on th e steak, ro ll it and
tie it, o r fasten w ith skewers, and
bake slo w ly fo r 1
hours.
A few
s trip s o f bacon o r o th e r fa t m ay be
la id across th e top, and as th e fa t
! cooks out fro m them , it may be used
i fo r basting. Serve the ro il hot, s lic in g
j it across th e ro ll.
O y s te rs
A in ’t T h a t N ice
you a fra id o f hugs?
I.tie ille — N o ; I feel p e rfe c tly safe
w lih you.
Place a lte rn a te la ye rs o f rice, oys­
ters am i celery in a lin k in g dish and
p o u r over them a sm ooth w h ite sauce
made by m e ltin g the fa t a m i s tir r in g In
the m ilk , th e (lour, the sa lt and Via*
pepper. Hake fo r 20 m inutes.
Baked Rice W ith Cheese.
c u p f u l»
\
c u p fu l
cheese
Mi
c u p fu l
p lm le n to
cooked
ric e
In g en io u s and m e th o d ica l rib b o n m a­
n ip u la tio n w h ic h m a rks th e (te n d o f
th e mode. T h is c h a rm in g ve rsio n o f
un a ll-rib b o n hat, fo r even th e cro w n
and b rim a re covered. Is in lo v e ly
n a c re shading, fo r m o th e r-o f-p e a rl c o l­
o rin g s a re p a rt o f t ills season's g lo ry.
In connection w ith rib bo n fa sh io ns
Just now tlie most Im p o rta n t w ords
a re b e ltin g , and v e lve t. M illin e rs a rc
usin g these tw o typ e s m ore th a n any
o th e r. As im p o rta n t as the k in d and
q u a lity o f the new rib b o n s is th e ir c o l­
o rin g , as expressed by one a ll-im p o r­
ta n t w o rd , n a m e ly p astel. I f th e toque
o r tu rb a n be a ll o f b e ltin g rib b o n ,
w h ich is fa s h io n ’« w h im at th e m o­
m ent, It w ill ta k e on a s p rin g lik e fre s h ­
ness o f some lo v e ly pastel rose, green,
blue, m aize o r g ra y, ve ry lik e ly . L ik e ­
wise th e ve lv e t rib b o n s w h ich enhance
th e new b a ngkoks, fe lts and h a ir lin ts
are in e x q u is ite p astel tones o r tin ts .
N o t o n ly a re ta ilo re d rib b o n effects
Im p o rta n t, fo r fa n c ifu l rib b o n trim s
p la y a becom ing p a rt in th e m illin e ry
g ra te d
chopped
to -
1%
c u p f u l»
m n to ju ic e
2 t « a s p o o n f u 1s
s a lt
Pepper
M ix liio In g re d ie n ts w o ll to g eth e r
and p o u r in to a b a kin g dis,». C over the
to p o f th e d M i w ith the p u lp le ft fro m
s tra in in g the tom atoes. Bake f o r 30
m inutes in u m oderate oven and serve
I hot.
Charming Spring Hats.
Baked Rice and Giblets.
g ra c e fu l negligee Jacket o f m utch fa b
r ic Is lin e d w it li o rc h id .
A m o n g new P a ris ideas In pajam as
fo r th e nt-hom e tea is a model o f
b la ck sa tin
O ver th is Is w orn a coat
o f th e fa b ric im id e w ith (lo w in g
sleeves and a yoke, th e e n tire en ­
livened w ith e la b o ra te ly c o lo rfu l em ­
b ro id e ry.
Sleeveless m odels are in the lis t o f
accepted p a ju m u fashions.
A very
lo ve ly g a rm e n t fo r th e b o u do ir Is
made o f rose crepe bordered w ith
w id e la rk s p u r blue.
A single huge
rose w ith leaves Is em broidered on
th e fr o n t o f th e s tra ig h t slip o ve r
blouse.
T he la st w o rd am ong pajam a modes
Is th e cape m odel.
T h e re are the
usual pa ja m a s and blouse fo r th is
1 c u p f u l o f c o o k e d 2 c u p f u ls g r a v y
g ib le ts
1
te a s p o o n fu l
2 c u p f u l s cooked
s a lt
r ic e
Pepper
Chop the g ib le ts flne, m ix them w ith
the o th e r in g re d ie n ts, p o u r the m ix tu re
in to a greased ba kin g dish, and hake It
fo r 20 m inutes. A lit t le fin e ly chopped
celery o r green pepper m ay be added
i f desired.
Stewed Kidney» and Rice.
2 v e a l o r 5 lamb
k id n e y s
1 te a s p o o n f u l s a l t
U te a s p o o n f u l p e p
per
1 o n io n , c h o p p e d
4
ta b le s p o o n f u ls
I
i
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r
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;
;
b u tte r o r o th e r
fa t
2 c u p f u ls c o o k e d
ri< »
1 c u p f u l w a te r
1 ta b le s p o o n fu l
flo u r
T rim , s p lit and conk the kidneys fo r
10 m in ute s In b o ilin g w ater. C ut them
in to sm all pieces, add the salt, the
pepper, and th e chopped onion, and
saute them In the fa t u n til brown.
Place the browned kidneys und onion
In a b a kin g dish w ith the cooked rice.
M ake a b ro w n g ra vy by adding the
flo u r and tlie w a te r to the fa t in w hich
tiie onions and kid n e ys were browned,
and p o u r it over the rice and kidneys.
Set t ills dish in a hot oven u n til the
m ix tu re Is heated through.
H o w to Freshen Brined
Peppers fo r Stuffing
»rhem e as w e ll. T h e m odel a t th e le ft
to p o f th e c o lle c tio n here picture»!
allow s an In genious rib b o n tr im as does
also the lin t In th e ce n te r. B o th these
ribbons have m e ta llic weaves fo r th e ir
fo u n d a tio n .
T h e ta ffe ta shnpe below to th e le ft
shows a c le v e r In tro d u c tio n o f p la ite d
rib bo n w h ic h s e m i-o u tlin e s ve lve t tabs.
Itih h o n b in d in g d e ta ils th e h a t show n
last.
To co n sid e r p a ja m a s as m erely
sleeping g a rm e n ts Is to lim it th e ro le
assigned
th e m
on
th e
stage o f
fashion. T o be sure, th e re are those
o f p rin te d crepes and voiles, also
sateen and s im ila r tu b -fa b ric s de-
signed fo r th a t pu rp o se an»l m any
th e re are w h o p re fe r them to any o th ­
e r n ig h t robe.
T h e m odern wom an,
however. Is re p la c in g th e t r a ilin g tea-
gown w ith a handsom e p a ja m a en-
•viuhle.
T h u s have p a ja m a s become
Lovely Garment fo r Boudoir,
style , o ve r w h ich Is posed a cape of
r a th e r scant w e ll- fittin g lines.
The
c o lla r Is a s ta n d in g hand th a t ends In
ties. F lo w e r trim m in g s made o f m u lti
colored ye t subdued pastel colorings
s u p p ly th e d e e o ra tive note.
1 T hose a m b itio u s to do home-sewing
can find no m ore In s p ira tio n a l w ork
fo r d e ft fin g e rs and Im ag in a tio n for
design th a n is presented In the new
novel and ye t p ra c tic a l pajam a »•■
semhles.
J U L IA B O T T O M I.E Y .
I * , l i l t . W w iers N»»»t*l*«r b i l M )
S k in
li la e a a r a
" A b o u t ■ v e e r «go m v dlgtaclon
fluted m e e n d 1 suffered terrib ly
w ith «evere headache,. Io a ,o f sleep
a n d b iliu u .n e a ,. O n a b o ttle o f
T a n la c rta rted m e back on the road
to health an d n o w I have the enetv
SV an d pep o f a fo o tb all p la y e r."
H . A . Salvinl
147H N . 3rd Su
C o lu m b u a , O hio
will feel like your old self again.
Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills for
constipation.
A f lo r a man re tire s fro m p o litic s lot
Is able to say so m any m ore tilin g »
tim i lie th in k s .
.
q u ic k ly r e lie v e d n o d h e a l e d b y C o le 's
r a r l m l l s a l v e . I.e a v e n n o s c a r e N o m e d i­
c in e c h e a t c o m p le te w ith o u t It. 30c a n d
60c a t d r u g g i s t s , o r J . W . C o le C o. 127
8. E u c lid A v e., O a k P a r k . 111.— A dv.
A Home-Made Rack for Spools.
d r ip p in g s
o r o th e r fa t
Hotel Man
Recovers Health
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Scalloped W i t h Rice,
c u p f u ls
cooked 1 c u p f u l m ilk
ric e
2 ta b le s p o o n fu ls
1 p in t f r e s h o y s t e r s
flo u r
1 c u p f u l c h o p p e d Ml t e a s p o o n f u l o f I
c e le ry
s a lt
2 t a b le s p o o n f u ls o f P e p p e r
<
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Don't confuse Tanlac with or­
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compounded from roots, barks, and
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Tanlac goes straight to the seat
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Luke— A re
3
b u tte r ,
make this test
using a board of s u ita b le size and
shape, and la rg e heavy nails.
Mrs.
B louglt Is a m em ber o f a home demon
s tra tio n group .Interested In c lo th in g
w ork. T lie p h o to g ra p h was taken by
tlie U n ited States D e p a rtm e n t o f A g r i­
culture.
Carrots and Apples M a y
Be Baked in Same Dish
C ircu m sta n ce s can m ake a dozen
d iffe re n t k in d s o f u man ont o f the
same in d iv id u a l.
F o r b loated fn r lin s and dtstraaaed b rea th -
in s «lue to Indlgeat hm you need a m ed icin e
w ell hr a pursH tlve.
W rig h t's Indian
V eg eta b le P ill» are both. A dv
Children
M O T H E R :- F l e t c h e r ’s
Castoria is a pleasant, harm­
less Substitute for Castor Oil,
Paregoric, Teething Drops
and Soothing Syrups, espe­
cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages.
Carrots Baked W ith App'es.
s m a l l a p p le s .
3 y o u n g c a rro ts .
4
c u p f u l b o ilin g
w a te r .
W a rn in g ! U nless you see the nam e
" I lu y e j" on package ,»r on ta lile ts you
are n o t g e ttin g tlie genuine B u y e r
A s p irin proved safe by m illio n s and
p re scrib e d by p li^ s te la n s fo r 25" years.
Say " B a y e r" w hen you tin y A s p irin .
Im ilu tlo n s m ay p ro ve dangerous.— A dv.
C arpets and rugs a re woven fro m
W hen people te ll you you are b a l k ­ paper y a rn o b taine d fro m w o ia l p ulp.
in g w e ll, it Is u s u a lly because you are T he m a te ria ls can he co lored and
s m ilin g .
washed.
Apples have m any uses In dishes
accessory to meat. It lias a lw a ys been
a tra d itio n to serve apple sauce w ith
pork, o r to p u t an apple Inside a roast
goose, o r In the m onth o f a baked
young pig. A p p le f r it te r s o r frie d ap­
ples appear more o fte n w ith the meat
course th a n ns a dessert, and many
people are fa m ilia r w ith the so u th ­
ern co m b in a tio n con sistin g o f sweet
potatoes and apples baked In layers.
An a d d itio n to these w ays o f serving
apples w ith the m ain course, consists
o f p re p a rin g them w ith c a rro ts In the
p ro |a irtlo n s given below. T h is recipe Is
one o f a num ber o f co m b in a tio n s o f
vegetables tested by th e bureau o f
home econom ics o f the U n ite d States
D epa rtm e n t o f A g ric u ltu re . In e x p e ri­
m ents to d e term in e new o r b e lte r
ways o f cooking every-day vegetables
to conserve th e ir va lu a b le m in e ra l
co n s titu e n ts and v ita m in s.
4
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See the Safety “ Bayer Cross.”
H te a s p o o n f u l
s a lt .
1 t a b le s p o o n f u l
su a a r.
1 t a b le s p o o n f u 1
b u tte r.
To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of
Proven directions on r a r li package.
Part* and core the apples. Scrape
and cut th e c a rro ts io h a lf. Place n il
th e in g re d ie n ts in a b a kin g dish and
cook fo r 20 m inutes w ith th e cover
on. T hen remove tlie cover and cook
fo r 1.5 m inutes more, o r tin t,, the c a r­
ro ts are te n de r and enough w a te r lias
evaporated to m ake a rich Juice.
A rice p u d d in g can he a lu x u r y ;
und again i t cun he stu le , fia t und un
p ro fita b le .
Some day, co m ing w e a th e r w ill he
p e rfe c tly p re d icte d . We a h u ll have to
kn o w th e sun b e tter.
Physicians everywhere recommend i t
S lu ttin g u tu rk e y
lie n n y .
Is c u lli
fn»l»l on tin v tn s P c Terry*» “ rie»a S h o t”
fo r W i.n o » or T ap ew orm an I t h - 'l i u r r l . t
w ill s e t It for you 37Z P ea rl St.. N. Y. A dv.
N a tu re and w isdom a rc a kin .
C andlew ax Stains Easy
to Remove From Cloth
I f colored candlew ax sta in s on c lo th ­
in g are tre a te d p ro m p tly they can tie
rem oved w ith o u t g re a t d iffic u lty , says
th e U n ite d States D e p a rtm e n t o f A g ­
riculture. These waxes consist o f
p araffin In w h ich an o rg a n ic dye Is dis
solved. Remove the p a ra ffin ns com ­
p le te ly as possible by scra p in g It
away, then place a clean b lo tte r on
| ea< I, side o f the fa b ric o ve r th e stain
, and pass a w a rm Iron o ve r th e spot,
j T lie grease is m elted and Is absorbed
by the b lo ttin g paper. Then dissolve
| t h e c o | o r | r, K
re m a in in g In the
j f i|,Fr t,y sponging It w ith denatured
alcohol. I f a s lig h t grease spot s till
J rem ains, rem ove It by sponging w ith
„ tie o f the cle a n in g agents, such as
j c h lo ro fo rm , carbon te tra c h lo rid e , ether,
j gasoline o r nnphtliH. and benzol. The
E xp e rim e n ts by the bureau of home
economics o f the United Slates De­
p a rtm e n t o f A g ric u ltu re In the u tiliz a ­
tion o f green peppers brined fo r six
m onths have shown th a t there are
several s a tis fa c to ry ways o f using
these vegetables a fte r they h a te been
freshened. T hey are put Into th re e
tim es us much w a te r as th e ir own v o l-
time o f cold w ater, heated to sim mer-
ing, from 171» degrees F. to I K de-
grees F „ and held at th is te m p e ra tu re
fo r 38 m inutes. T h is w a te r Is then
drained off. an equal q u a n tity o f fresh
cold w a te r is added. am i the sunnier-
Ing repented. A fte r being drained a firs t tw o are th e safest to use ns they
second tim e the peppers are again put are not Inflam m able. T ake the g re a t­
Into the same q u a n tity o f water, h e a t­ est care In using any o f the In fla m ­
ed to sim m ering |s>lnt. and le ft to cool m able solvents. It Is best to use them
fo r three hours. T h is repeated heat I |n a shady place o u t-o f-d o o rs ; I f In the
Ing leaves th e peppers very tender and house, by an open w indow and uwny
m ild In fla vo r, hut sa tis fa c to ry fo r J fro m a ll flames.
starting iv lth chopped meat and vege­
Som etimes th e p a rt o f the m a te ria l
tables. rice and cheese, n r any o f the h a v in g a spot has to tie Im m ersed In
m ixtu re s used as fillin g fo r fresh pep­ a bow l c o n ta in in g the cle a n in g flu id
pers.
In general, when th is Is the case. It
Is m ore s a tis fa c to ry to Im m erse the
w hole a rtic le A nally In fresh cle a n in g ,
Vitam in» A re Neu)
V ita m in s are among th e com para­ flu id , w h ic h prevents the fo rm a tio n o f
tiv e ly recent discoveries o f science. rings.
L it t le Is kn ow n about them o r the
p a rt th e y p la y In th e d ie t save th a t
th e re are several kin d s th a t are nec­
essary fo r no rm a l h e a lth and g ro w th
and th a t when they a r t le ft ont o f th e
d ie t fo r a long tim e so-called "de-
ficiency diseases" develop.
A t least
three kinds o f v ita m in s are now rec-
ognlxed, w hich, u n til more satlsfac-
to ry names are agreed upon, may he
know n as A. B and C. A ll three o f
these v ita m in s may be present in
T h e cu rd o f boiled m ilk Is fln e r and
m ore easily acted on by th e dig e stive
organs than th a t o f e ith e r ra w o r pas-
te n rlz e d m ilk , though It la com m only
1 said to he m ore c o n stip a tin g .
The
; fa t globules also are som ewhat al-
' tered. and cooked m ilk fa t m ay he
s lig h tly less easily e m ulsified th a n the
raw . T he food value o f th e su g a r io
m ilk is not changed by o rd in a ry cook
B ilik.
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C u rd o f B oiled M ilk
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Neuralgia
Toothache
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which contains proven directions.
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