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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21
Hosiery Specials

Splendid Values for Women and Misses
price, per pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .1212c
Women'S Isle Hose in black and white wide,hem
top. Very special pair 35c; 3 pair $1.OO
Women's Black Cotton Hose in all sizes Regular
25C value. Sale price pair ................19 Ice
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21
CLIQUE Specials

Women'S Silk Isle Gloves in sizes o and o.
only, in black. Very special sale price ....... 39c
Chdren's Knit Gloves in gray and black all sizes.
Regular soc values. Sale price pair. ...... Csc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
Starting Egg Bank
Earthen Jar Best

Have you an egg bank in your home?
You may have one if you wish it.
RcSurrect the old carthen jar from
the cellar. Filled with watcrglass it
possesses magic akin to Aladdin
wonderful lamp Eggs put in il now
can be taken out next fall and winter
when high prices return. and il is not
unlikely they Will double in price in
that time.
Farmers and poultrymen, especially
city jewellers sho keep poultry. are
being urged by poultry specialists of
the United states Department o. Agri-
solution during spring and early sum-
ner, when they are relatively cheap.
for use during the fall and winter
when they are relatively scarce and
high in price.
This plan is meeting with ready and
widespread response, as has been
shown by demands for information as
to how TO preserve eggs, and by re-
ports received from druggists who
have noted a marked increase in their
sales of waterglass.
Poultry specialists say that there
will be great increase In the num-
compared to former years. This is
of benefit to the producer and to the
consumer alike. IL benefits the pro-
Queer because it stimulates the con-
sumption of eggs which usually falls
off during the period of highest prices,
and 1t BENEFITS the consumer by max
ing 1t possible for him to have good,
wholesome eggs for liberal use dur
ing the season OF high prices.
In connection with extension work
along these lines some interesting and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
NOVEL WRAP FOR CHILDREN

novel wrap for girls built with
a plain bodice fastening on the side
with long over cape is being featured.
II is built OF reindeer wool velour
with bands OF beaver on the collar
The price is sis.75.
Among the new dresses shown by
this store arc models in jersey, serge
and piquc. A two piece navy serge
!rock with belt OF same piped with
navy satin and the bodice and belt
trimmed with hand embroidery is
priced at S23.75.
a straight heather jersey frock
with side pockets trimmed with self
buttons and corded embroidery at
the hens is offered for $3.50. This
runs in sizes 1916 years.
a hand embroidered piaue dress
bloused at the waist with tucked
lawn guimpe trimmed with Irish picot
cdging sells for 1914
This store is Offering an attractive
regulation dress in white serge with
patch pockets at the side. 1t is a
yoke model with the insignia on the
sleave outlined with black feather
stitching. The price is S20.74.
The lowest price for a serge dress
offered by this store Is S15.74.
Velvet dresses are considered good
here: it is said the call for velvets
came so early that they had to put
in the line sooner than they intended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
HINTS FOR HOUSEHOLD

silverwarc can be kept bright by
SEATING 1t With solution Of coilodi1I
they should be thoroughly dried before
applying the coat OF collodion. Care
should ne taken to have the coating
very thin. so that when dry II is al
most invisible.
When there is no hot oven able
pudding shape and cover closely.
Place in a larger saucepan half filled
with water and put lid on. Bring
the water to the boil. and after ten
out and you will find the cake as If
freshly baked. neither dry nor sodden.
are hooks and eyes. care should be
, taken not to press tn hooks. so that
to use again. The best way to pre-
vent this is to place a folded towel
underneath the part on which the
hooks are sewn. When ironed on the
out as good as new
During the wet season. when boot
leather is likely to crack, 1t is good
10 il: Take a small cake Of b ia.Hsnre
ana cut or grind 1t. Put in saucer.
and mix ,h Nth Just enough milk 70
with brush and polish. The paste
can be moistencd with a little more
milk If too dry the next time is is
Sweet oil is excellent for cleaning
bronze ornaments. Rub a little vol
over them and polish with a dry buster.
After"ard rub we'll with a soft cha
again. '
To remove fresh paint from cloth.
Ins, use turpentinc or naphtha alone.
Use naphtha or .urpentine out of doors
as it is inflammable as we'll as OK.
In mendinE socks. when the darn
is finished If the loops arc cut riIee
VIII be prevented from forming and
iresn hoies viii not be torn when tho
WOOL Shrinks after washing
10 destroy crickets. place cucumber
peel on the floor at night, prcferabI,.
nea. their hiding places o'S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
SELECTING RIPE PEARS

Pears which are ripe, but not yet
soft. are best for canning. Peel. and
with large pears, halve and remove
core. Small ones can be packed whole
with stem on. Blanch by lowering for
fifteen seconds In boiling water and
then put for an instant in cold bath.
Drain and place one layer with stems
up and the second layer with stems
down in jars which have been boiled
for fifteen minutes, Space is saved by
this method of packing.
When the jars have been packed
with fruit, fill to overflowing with a
strip made to suit the individal taste.
An excellent one is made of seven cups
of sugar to four quarts Of water. Boil
and skim. Put in place rubber. which
has been cleansed in hot water soda
solution Zone teaspoon baking soda in
one quart of water) and boiled cover.
Tighten cover about half way.
Place jars on false bottom in water
bath Gamer with water sufficient to
cover them. Process for twenty five
vigorously. Remove, tighten top, test
for leaks and store In a cool. dark. dry
place.-United States Department Of
Agriculture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
EACH NATION MAKES
CATSUP IN SOME, WAY
Variety Seems to Be- Indeed Spice of Life, for All the
Way From New England to Spain
Come Recipes
Come Recipes.

Place in u preserving kettle and add
enc pint OF water Cook until sof,
and then rub through "a fine sieve.
Return the pulp to the preserving kct-
tie and add
One cup of vinegar
one and thrce-Quartcr cups of sugar,
one tablespoon OF cinnamon
Two teaspoons of ground allspicc.
Two teaspoons of ground cloves
One teaspoon of nutmeg,
-Four tablespoons of salt,
One teaspoon OF cayenne pepper,
One teaspoon of black pepper.
Cook until thick and then cool. Fill
catsups.
sweet Red Pepper Cnt.up.
Wash and dry twenty-five sweet rcd
peppers. Remove the seeds and put
through a food chopper Place in a
preserving kettle and add
One cup of sugar,
one and one half cups of cider vine
gar.
Four tablespoons OF salt.
Two teaspoons OF ginger.
Stir until dissolved and then add
TWO tablespoons Of cinnamon
One tablespoon of who.c allspice.
one tablespoon Of whole cloves.
Tie the cinnamon. cloves aid all
spice in a piece OF cneese soL an an
frequently. Cool and then hli into
stcrllized bottles and seal. Process
as directed in the method Tor bot
Spanish Catsup.
Wash one half basket or onequarter
bushci OF tomatoes, and then cut inio
tiny bits. Place in a preserving Kettle
and bring to a boil. Cook slowly, and
while the tomatoes are cooking re-
peppers. put them through the food
chopper and add TO the tomatoes and
cook until both arc soft. Cool and
then rub through fine sieve to re-
move the skins and cores and seeds.
Return TO the preserving kettle and
add
Three-quarters cup OF sugar.
One-quar;er cup Of salt,
and one ,h "a 0'fs oio@ Roees tied in
pom One and 1Ist one.hsif tablespoons of
Two tablespoons Of whole allspice,
-Four blades of mace,
Two pieces OF ginger.
Three tablespoons OF mustard seed,
One tablespoon OF cayenne pepper;
process. following the method given
for boitlins catSups.
Apple Catsup.
Wash and cut into small pieces one
half basket of summer apples: wind
alls may be used Place. in preserv-
ing kst,lS Sd and add two quarts Of water
which the seeds have been removed.
and then the peppers, pu, through the
food chopper; Cook. until the apples
through sieve Return 70 the pre-
serving kettle and add
Two cups cups Of brown sugar.
Five tablespoons OF salt
and the following spices, tied in y
piece OF chcesecloth:
Two teaspoons Of papr!ka-
One teaspoon OF white pepper,
one teaspoon OF ginger,
one teaspoon OF mustard,
one tablespoon of cinnamon.
one tablespoon o. ground cloves.
One tablespoon OF ground allspicc.
Cook until the mixture is very thick
and then store. using the method given
for bottling.
Rub the hands with plenty OF salad
oil before starting to prepare the
peppers and wash the hands well with
soap and water Immediately when you
through with the peppers. This
will prevent them burning the hands.
And always remember not 10 put the
hands near the eyes while working
with DeDpers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
ny MRS. NJ. A. WILSON.

Copyright. 1919. by Mrs NJ. a. wilson
variety Is the spice OF life: so to
Gus spicy condiments of the different
nationali;ies the Cosmopolitan Kitchen
talk about catsup recipes will afford
her many tempting varieties.
tntsuP New England Style.
Wash and cut one-half bushcl basket
Of ripe tomatoes into bits and then
place in a preserving kettle and bring
TO a boil. Cook until soft and then
cool and rub through sieve to re-
move the seeds. cores and skins; now
return this pulp 10 the preserving
kettle and add
One quart Of cider vinegar.
One and one-haif cups Of granu-
.ated sugar.
Stir TO thoroughly dissolve the sugar
and then place the following spices
tied in piece OF chccsecloth very
loosely:
Onc-haf cup of salt
Two tablespoons OF white pepper.
Two tablespoons Of ground allspice.
one tablespoon OF ground cloves,
Stir the mixture frequently while
cooking ana cook Until very thick.
Place asbestos mat under the pre-
serving kettle while cooking the cat
sup Tying the spices in cheesecloth
prevents them disColorinS the catsup.
We Oidc Colonial Catsup Itecipc.
Wash onc-haif bushel basket Of to-
matoes and then cut into bits and place
III preserving kettle. Bring 10 boil
and cook slowly until very soft. Cool
and then rub through fine sieve. Re.
turn to the preserving kettle and add
One-haE cup OF salt,
One and onc-half cups OF brown
sugar.
Five cups OF cider vinegar.
Two tablespoons OF CAYENNE pepper,
ono tablespoon OF black pepper.
Two and one-ha!t teaspoons OF mus
tard.
Two teaspoons % ground allspice.
One tablespoon OF cinnamon. ground.
Stir until thoroughly blended and
then cook until the mixture Is very
thick Stir frequently. This produces
4 rich, dark-colored catsup.
Professional RrciDc for Catsup.
wash and then cut into bits one
half bushcl basket Of tomatoes Place
In a preserving kettle and cook until
very soft. Cool and then rub through
"A fine sieve. Now turn the mixture
into a jelly bag and let drain Tor
Jelly bag TO the preserving kettle and
add
Three cups OF vinegar.
one cup OF Eranuiated sugar.
onc-half cup OF salt.
Stir TO thoroughly dissolve the sugar
and salt and add the following spices
tied in a piece OF chccsecloth
Two teaspoons Of cinnamon.
Two teaspoons OF mustard,
One teaspoon OF nutmeg,
One and e-half tablespoons OF
cayenne pepper,
One tablespoon o. white pepper,
One Tablespoon OF paprika.
one tablespoon Of whole allspice,
One tablespoon Of whole cloves.
Cook until very thick and stir fire.
quently.
Method Of BottIinE Cntsup.
When the catsup is cooked 70 the
desired thickness, cool and then MI
into stcrilizcd h tiles. Seal securely
and place in a hot-wate- bath and
process for twenty minutes. Remove.
cool and then dip the tops OF the bot
ties IN melted parafin. Store in n cool.
dry place. 1t is most important TO
Keep an asbestos mat under the pre-
serving kettle 10 prevent scorching.
Use either a porcelain-lincd or an
enamel preserving kettle.
Grape Catsup.
Wash and stem six pounds OF era pes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
THE SANDMAN STORY
THE THREE OGRES AND THE PEARL-PART III.

That night rs soon as the ma gic
hour came around the Witch ran to her
boiling pot and drank OF the magic
fuid, and off she few on her broom
stick straight TO the three black rocks.
But she did not stop, for this night
she had wished TO behold the one who
had changed her sons into rocks, and
the broomstick carried her along the
river whore Dolphin was swimming
along in the moonlight.
Down she few. with her stick held
ready TO touch the Dolphin. which
would give her power over him, when
water and swan toward the three black
rocks.
river, keeping her eyes hxed upon the
trying to touch him with her long
Bu; the Dolphin knew what she was
trying TO do, and he kept just beyond
When they reached the three black
rocks the Dolphin raised his head from
the water. and as the Witch reaced
wit her stick and leaned from her
broomsiick he jumped and caught the
pulled her into the river.
The power OF the old Witch was
gone, once the water touched her. and
slowly from the river there arose a
big tree close beside the three black
rocks with it's branches spreading out
over them as though protecting them
And there. they stood. the three black
rocks and the tree. the old Witch and
her three sons. and on a stormy night
can be heard the tree signing and
moaning over the rocks it tries To
protect from the water that dashes
over them.
And what became Of the Dolphin and
the Pearl?
Just as soon as the Witch became
tree. down 10 the bottom OF the river
went the Dolphin, and. taking the
IL C aixpI fN.
the big white rock on the bank Of the
river.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

MAKE OWN CANDIED FRUIT

Fruit which is 70 bc candied should
be washed. peeled or pared II necessary.
and then cut or sliced. Drop fruit into
boiling water for two or three min
utcs, drain well and cover with a sirup
made h. boiling together one pound OF
sugar for each pound If fruit. with one
cup Of water. Boil fruit rapid!v in
this srup for fifteen minutes. Remove
from the fire and allow to stand over
might. The next morning boil for ten
10 ntteen minutes again. Repeat the
heating and cooling for four TO six
days, according to how rapidly the
water is drawn out and the sirup
absorbed. When the fruit is transpar-
cnt and bright lift il from the sirup
and dry in the sun or in a cool oven
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

Three times it tapped with a fin on
the white rock, ond then the rock dis
arose beautiful white horse. and from
the water lcapcd a handsome youth.
but Dolphin had disappeared.
rode The "t you,b ne and sid 'be me sa hinE IL
the Kings hand. But when the bag
Of gold was offered TO him the youth
shook his head.
you" he tod the King. II wish the
hand OF the Princess. for am a Prince
WI CO, came e. from faF-on country to
when was almost within sight of
your castle ] stopped by the river TO
watch the moon rise. and there a
terrible fate overlook me, from which
have only now escaped.
witch who held her nightly reve!
IN me wood nearby had been dis
which had caught in his foot into her
Kettle OF boiling liquid. She ran after
US, and rs / stopped she laid upon US
both her cane. changing me into a
dolnhin ana my good horse into & big
10 ind the pearl the Princess lost while
near by when she dropped it, and since
then ! have guarded it until the spell
when held ME was broken"
When the King asked how he es
caped from the magic of the old Witch.
me Prince told him that a sea god
had given him power to change The
FORM OF the one who had wronged him
II ever he had chance to reach her
or her sons. because he had ALWAYS
been ready TO carry the sea god about
and did not run away as the Other
dolphins did.
The Princess fell in love with the
handsome Prince the minute she saw
but the Prince never told his Prin
cess about the fate OF the Witch or
her three sons.
Tomorrow's story, THE Lifelike
n rierh ",
Clure Newspaper Syndicate, New York
City
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
At the Movies

nIJ0u-OIive Thomas. In '0rhe
Spite Bridc."
blu EBIHD -PrlsrilIn Dean, in
"'rhc Exquisite Thief"
HROADwAN-An Stewart, In
"liumnn Desire"
cOLONIAI.--rcrt LytrlI, In Conc
Thfnc-at-n-Timc O'Dny."
ISlS-.'A Mans Flight"
ODEON - Marguerite Clark, In
-Miss George Washington"
REN - Ruth Roland, In "rhe
Tigers Trail"
observation-disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
GlITTERING EMBROIDERIES

Embroidcries OF cellophane and tin
ing are being shown TO a much cresier
extent than the dull embroiderics, il
would seem by most OF the show
blue velvet. pannc. or duvetvn cru
oToidered in silver threads or in
eiack ce!lophane seem 10 be mostly
favored iridcsccnt effects, such as
the Eunmetal cellophanc. are used for
entire small roll shapes. and there
seems TO be decided tendency toward
the shiny or Elittering has "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

unexpected discoveries were made. G..
Il. Greaves. with the extension divi-
sion North Dakota Agricultural Col
lege, found that one locality that ship
ped out LOO cases Of eggs in the sum
mer had Seventy-fire cases shipped
back in the winter when the price had
nearly doubled This was poor econ
omy, and could have been largely
avoided if some of the eggs had been
packed. Any housewife can procure
waterGlass from the local drugstore
with complete instructions for use.
Other preservatives can be used, but
WatcrElasS is cleaner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
Isis shows "a Mans Fight,

The scenes of Dustin F'arnums lat
est United Picture Thcatcrs feature
are laid in New York. at Sing Sing,
and later in the West. For the nonce
Dustin FarnuIn lays aside his Gus
tomary cowboy clothes in favor OF
evening dress and business suit
Among the special features which
makes "a Mans Fight" showing al
the Isis this week. production OF
.ul San Juan Capistrano Mission
scenes now filmed for tae first time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
.srhe Spite Bride, n, nijou.

At the Bijou To-Day and for the re-
maindcr OF this week will be presented
the newest SeIznck creation starring
olive Thomas entitled The Spite
Bride That there Is something new
Under the moving picture sun is de-
monstrated in that a complete vaude-
VILE show. which is pictured in this
show within Il show" forms the basis
for an absorbing story. which is work
&c out in plot r"plete VITA thrills
and unusual situations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

Soak goods in the mixture 10. a few
hours.
For blues. use one-halt cup vinegar
to every gallon OF water. Soak a few
hours.
For lavender. use one tablespoon
sugar OF lead 10 one gallon OF water
Soak goods a few hours
Using the proper "tixer" tor the
proper color viii give excellent re.
suits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
ORANGE VELVET BERETS SEEN

Berets posed on tiny brims and made
or orange velvet have been seen about
town on several young girls These
nave not been worn as sports hats. but
win dark street clothes. Sometimes
a monkey tassel or a burnt aigrctte
tasscl on the side. and in other in
stances the orange velvet is used with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

TO nave bccn BOwcry tOuEh,
brought up in the slums without the
guidance OF loving parents and then
developed into one Of Americas great
est wri;crs-this Is the powerful story
Of ''Regcneration.' William Fox pro-
duction which is at the Victor again
today The play tells the life story
q! owen kildare. a brilliant man. who
was rcgencrated by scaool-teache
whom ne saved from insult at the
hands Of Bowery toughs. Theda Bara
in The Darling Of Paris" is the feat
ure tomorrow and for the remainder
OF the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
SUBSTITUTES ARE COSTLY

other furs designed 10 take the piacs
OF Hudson seal. have so increased in
p:ice that a substitute for dyed musk
as Hudson seal coat cost a few wears
ago. 'e"iS
Marmont is said TO be the big. pop
ular priced coat on the market TO-DAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harry Grossman cd. Richmond
Rena Passa mcncck (2o) Richmond
John Henry Freeman tG3l Richmond
Mary =. Sprouse $50. Richmond
Reuben Lee Swan (2N Richmond
Mary Elizab beth Matthews G7) Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
VIII Tax Foreign Banks.

RCENOS AIRES. August ia pro
lcct has been introduced in the Cham.
Der of Deputies TO tax foreign banks
20 per cent OF their profits except banks
OF those countries which permii
branches of Argentine banks TO ACCEPT
deposits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
SETTING COLORS

The safest way to set colors is to do
so before washing
For browns. blacks and pinks. use
one cup salt TO one-halt gallon water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
Bert LytcII nj Colonial.

star. does not approve OF Kissing
elephants. During one OF the circus
scenes IN "One Thing at Time
oDay,' which viii be the feature at
the Colonial Theatcr today and iomor-
ro~. Bert Lytel vas posed with an
elephant TO take "still" picture. The
carneranan. in mistake, posed him
with Lena. the trick elephant. and
not Lulu. the docile him. Just as the
camera was about to be snapped the
elephant p!ayfully gave Bert a sound
Kiss watch nearly knocked the sur
prised actor OFF his feet. He declares
that ne IS quite willing TO forcgo such
treasures 70. the future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

out trimming whatever. merely treat
ing the velvet In a fussy way such as
shirriug or pleatinE. or the like.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

The average inycterate liar must
possess "A phenone memory or carry
a note book in order TO prevent mix
ing up his stories. but little Berenice
Some!s vas fast on her mental
feet when il came TO connecting lies
that she needed neither memory nor
note book-So acr sarcastic friends
called her Miss George Washington"
one need only mention that M. SIS
George" in this case is Marguerite
Clark. who plays the title role in the
Paramount picture Miss George
Washington" at the Odeon Theater
again today, TO arouse interest in this
particular small fiber. II is one OF
Miss Clark's finest productions.
Priscilla Dean Mt the DIucbird.
In The Exquisite Thief" her latest
special attraction. which will be seen
at the Blue bird today and tomorrow
Priscilla Dean has more than swiftly
moving, exciting. crook drama There
is deeper note, based on, the theme
OF regeneration, that will give the
picture heart appeal as we'll as in
tense interest. y strong cast Of we'll
known players support Miss Dean. a
;wo-part comedy. The Village Black
smith" and International News Will
also be shown