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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

jak, kt6ra przybyla we wtorek re
Strone, Texas, 'azeby tn odwiedziG
swych ~krewnych, lecz W drodze zgu-
biia ich adres. TWierdzi, re ich u
wiadomiIa o, swym w~yiezdzie, lecz
ME wymienila ami kolei, ami dwor-
ca. Mowi bardzo s}abo po angiel--
sku i nigdy przedtem ME w~yiezdza-
Ia z domu. Kto vie, CODY sic z mia
ma dworcu stale, gdyby jej natych-
miast nieoddano pod opieke Kato-
lickiej Ligi Kobiet, kt6ra przez Ia
my niniejsze prosi, azebg krewnych
panny Pajak uwiadomiono o jej
~przyjezdzie do Chicago. Parma Pa
jak ma W Chicago trzech braci:
Jak6ba, Jana i J6zefa, ora dwie
siostry: R6ze j Julie. Krewni jej "
Chicago, opowiada parma Pajak'
take niekiedy uzywaja nazwiska
Spider, co jest dos{ownem tloma"-
czeniem nazwiska polskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

NEPORTERA

Dzisiaj Odbyia sic sprawl j. Szu-
mtaia zamieszkalego W Cragin, kt6-
~ Jest ~oskarzony o podpalen;e do
mu Jana Wierocha, zamteszkalego
pnr, 1899 N. Lincoln ul. Swiadko--
vie zeznali, re Szumiak odgrazai
sic Wierochowi pOdpaleniem, i re
2Ogo pazdziernika 1918. dom Vie
rocha spalil sic d~oszczetnie. SzumiaA
Eostal przekazany iawie wielko-
przysiesiyeh pod kaucya $4,000. -
Strone skarzaca reprezentuje adwo-
kat, Andrea C. Bisek.
. - q
w kole familijnem PIP. Wincen-
tego Amy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
now. ktorzy mieszkaja pnr. 22o1
przy uIicy Cortez, cd kilku dni ME
zwykia panuje radoSt. spowodowa-
ma przyjazdem ma pierwszy urlop do
domu rodzicielskiego, starsDego ich
syna Henryka, kt6ry blisko rok te-
mu zao;agnal sic W szeregi zamor-
skiego woiska Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych (U. S. Marines). Henryk ].
Jozwin jest z zawodu mechanikiem
automobilowym i gruntowna znajo-
NOSE W tym zakresie prZydala mu
sic W siu1bie woiskowe1. Pc pre-
byciu wstepnych ewiczeh, przyiaczo-
nv on zostai do korpusu transpor-
tow ACKNOWLEDGMENT ma wyspte
Paris Island. Ostatnio awanso-
wal ma inspektora motorow automo
bilowych z ranga sierzanta. Ma py-
TAME, czy rychio spodziewat sic mo-
te u~wolnienia ze slulby, powiedziat
serzant J6zwin, ze nalezy to cd wy
padk6w " Europe. Marines" pre-
swami ,,armia plywajaca" stanowia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24
NOTATKI OSOBlSTE.

Jan Drzonek nadeslai 800 ma
fundusz 10-mil!onowy, ktory ode
sIano do Wydziaiu Narodowego.
y - y
Znany muzyk. OBJ. Pawe} Kipko-
wski, wyjechal zaangazowany ma
10 tygodni do Orlando, Floryda. a
nastepnie jedna z wiekszych or
kiestr bedzie ]podrozowai po poiu-
dniowych Stanach.
X 0C =
Pan y. L. P~iotrowski, skarbnik
Wyd1:alu Narodowego, wyjechai
dis do Philadelphia, gdzie bedzte
przemawial ma wiecach ma rzecz
Funduszu Milionowego.
q ~ =
Ma glodnych W Pelsce nadestai j..
V. Sikorski. Willard, Mont. $1,000,
ktora to sumo wyslano do Wydziatu
Narodowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24
4 Kensington i
Okolicy.

Do Rodakow!
W Kensington, Pullman. North
Pullman, Burnside, Washington
Heights, Riverside / Okolicy:
BacznoSc Rodacy!
II powodu proklamacyi guberna-
tora Stanu Illinois, Frank o. Low
den'a, do narodu amerykahskiego,
aleby uczciG dzieh 28go stycZnia b.
r. jake ..Dziei Polski" 1 tenn doda6
Otuchy~ obecnemu Rzadowi Polskie.
mu w Polsce do daiszej a trudnej
piracy, ably W Rzadzie tym zapano.
waly: Jednos6, zgoda i braterstwo,
Draz ably granice Polski byiy Zabez-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

awangarde zbrojnych sill amerykah-
skich, vice demobilizacya nasza ma
stapi chyba po zawarciu traktat6w
pokojowych. Tymczasem moze sta
niemy W poludniOwej Ameryce albo
ma dalekim Wschodzie. Mozliwem
Jest, re jeszcze i do Polski re sztan-
darami gwiazdzistymi zawitamy,
dla pr~zepioszenia niemieckich ciu-
row Sierzant J6zwin nosi krzyz
strzelca. - Wraca ma p~osterunek
1go lutego b. T.
: go
Poniewaz Stan Indiana jest su-
chym, a p. Jan Dula' p~rzyzwyczajo-
nym byf do kieliszka, za}ozyf Ola
soble dystylarnie ma wiasna reke.
Agenci i detektywi rzadowi, znalezli
W domu Jana Dull %niezbedne PREY
bory do fabrykacyi tejze. Gdy po-
s.awiono go pred sedziego, oswald
cyl, IL uzywai tychze p~rzyrzadow
do gotowania zywnoSci ola Nero
gacizny.
Zygmunt Od6r / Stefan Borek.
zakupdli " Chicago 60 galon6w wod
XII, ukryli ia W automobile i ruszylt
w strone South Bend. Gdy p~rzejez-
dali tory kolejowe New York
Central, W La Porte. Ind, loko--
motywa ~najechala na automobil /
nieszczesliwi p~odr6znicy cudem tyl-
ko unikneli smierci. Sprawl wyszia
ma Jaw a policya aresztoWaia len
nod ,zarzutem handlowania vodka
bez pozwolenia.
q 81 q
Szesnastoletni Kazimierz Napiet-
mix, zamieszkaiy pnr. 1925 Dickson
ul. ~poiyczyl sobie tyd1ien temu Cd
siostry swej $500 i Cd tel porS
wieceI sic W domu ME pokazat. DBL
siai policya W calem miescie po-
szukuie 90 W sprawie pob:cia SEE
snastoletniego Aleksandra KamiG--
skiego, zamieszkalego pnr. 1880 \.
Ashland ave. Pred teatrem lola
~przvsz{o miedzy niemi do zacietej
walki. W kt6rej Napietnik pokrajaf
swego przeoiwnika dose ~niebezpiecz-
ME nozem.
q - q
Sedzia W La Crosse. Wis. posiat
Antoniego S. G~6rskiego pochodza-
EGO z Chicago ma dziesiec lat do
wiezienia "a rabunek dwu SHADOW.
Siedg;aI on juz diuzszy czas W VIE
zieniu, niedawno jednak wypuszczo-
no go ma walnoSt pod stowem no.
noru. re sic ma ~przyszloSc sprawiat
bedzie przykladnie. zdaje sic. re be-
die on teraz zmuszony W caiosci
kare swoja odsiedz!ec.
q -
Departament wojny donosi. re
Wladyslaw Laskowski. zamieszkaty
pnr sOO3 Troy III. zmarl We Fran
cyl W szpitalu.
Kapral Wincenty Tomaszewskl,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

~pieczone, jake jei sic naleza z do.
stepem do mora.
II okazyi tel: My Obywatele tn.
teiszej dzielnicy, postanowiliSm,
nwOiac Wielki Vice. ably wsp6Inie
z narodem amerykaiskim uczciG ten
Wielki Dziei. Oraz okazac sympatye
/ czes6 PoIskiemu Rzado-
wi.
Vice ten odbfdzie sic dnia 26gn
stycznia b. T., o gOdlinie 4tei pOpO-
hkdniu, " sail OBJ. Cyplika, r0g III
pl. 1 Indiana ave. Uprasza sic lara.
zem. ably u~dekorowano swe domy.
DO iak nailiczniejszego wsp6M-
dzialu ZaprasZa
KOMITET.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

w nastepujacych m~iejscach mo
ina nabye Dziennik Chicagoski-
rrzy narozniku Archer ave. i Ash
land, w skiadzie cukierkow i pa
pierosow pnr. 1888 Archer ave,
W skiadzie pana Tadycha, pnr.
1903 Fox ul., W skadzie p. Mazur!
kiewicza pnr. 1882 w. 32ga ul,
pnr. eli w. 32ga ul., ma narozni-
kach 31szej i Halsted / 35tej i
Halsted.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24
TYSIACE MOICH KOSTU-
MERoW

MECH wan poSwladczv, re da-
wa}em i dale zawsze naJtepszy
towar ! "a najtaisza Gene. lem,
wiecej dzisiaj, gdzie mann jeSz-
cze ogromny wyb6r palt ! ubran
naj~lejszego gatunlu, hrolu ! wy
konczenia, spuScilem ma Genie p
procent ma dolarze. ably zrob:t
m,iejsce ma towar wlosenny.
Frzeto prosze Szanowna Publ
cznoSG polska przyjsc wpierw do
mojego skiadu MIN p0jdziecie do
obcych, a przekonacie sic, re VIA
Snie w moim skladzie ubran. bic
lizny ! galanteryi meskiej, Jest to
prawdziwe zroGo oszczednoScj.
VAN zyczliwy,
Micha{ Idzikowski !
syn Czesiaw.
1909 Milwaukee ave, naprzeciw
Domu Zjednoczenia.
Ogl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24
ZE STANIShAWOWA.

- Macierz Polska oddzial sw. A
nastazyi mr.. so odbedzie miesieczne
p~osiedzenie W piatek w!eczorem, o
godzinie 1880, W hall zwykiych po-
siedzeh. ObecnoSc kazdej czionki-
nj pozadana. - Joanna MosiGska,
setr. prot, 1912 Fleetwood ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

pominki. KnrZyStaiac z OkOlicznoScl. IN
~inicvaIywn panicm SZafkowskicj i Dwo-
iockici. Zr0biunn Skiidke ma funduSH
1Ocio milionowy. Ofiary ziOAyli: kra-
SzcwSki Fran. $500. KraSzcwSka J0-
zcfa 81: raSZrwSki Franc. syn, 81;
Era SZcwSka KIara 81: DwUjacEi Jan
81: Ir"lrr Frame. 81: Icgler Frahci-
seek. :Or; S~zaik4wSki Julian. Sl.'o;
LadzihSki jpn. ST.: tadzilSki Boil 81;
ladzihska CzcSiawn. 81 AdrowSki Al
bert. 81: RukUwinSka b.. 81: kowal
Jan. 81: Alubowicz A.. 81 BOnk Anna,
81: Wilkowski W. 81; rs. j. Meet
EowSki. 50: kMpkiewicz Agn., 81: KS.
1. O. Karahasz. $50: AdrowSki NJ,
u; Witucki Stan. 81; Lapkiewtcz j.,
So. RrzeziGSka H., 60c: Ciukaj NJ, 81;
BonchmaS f.. 81; lazem $1,000. Pic
uiudze te ziozono IA plcbanii.
=
.Jak y rZloSciowO cZuWa Bog mad
swoimi drogimi. dale nam prZykiad ma
stcpuiace zdarzen!e. SeHta badaczy Pl-
sma sw. " n~aSzej parafii ma swoich
~Wvsianych Hp0StO{0w. In ich to pod
szcptem udaIi sic nickt0rZy iatwOwlernl
/ uwferZyli ich siuwUm. Wia$nie tax
STATIC sic . pewna familia zamieszkata
y. n. 222G W. 20ta utica. Odstapi1a ona
oil WARY Sw. / TAX oiciec. matka, jak |
dzieci poczcli udawaG sic ia zbory ba-
Gaczy. Naleaeli oni wszyscy do Serca
.JczriEsa i to SERGE Boskie ME pozwoliio
i'm p6jSc ma s~tracenie. P~rzeszkodzii i'm
Boz SVEN zrzadzcniem, IL dnia czter-
nastego ~stycznia b. r. nawr6ciia sic ca
In familia 2 powrotem do dawnej via
nv. Publicznie, IA piSmie uczynil J6-
zef Gracyasz, ojciec familii, W wy
parole sic sekty i p~oiaczyl sic 2 w1ara
Sv. Swiadkowie podpisu byli: Anna
Gracyasz i Agnieszka Slazak. Daily
log. zeby SERGE lego opiekowaio sic
tax czule parafla nasza, a W szcze-
g6lnosci temi, kt6rzy to SERGE czcza W
szczeg6lniejszy sposob.
Pan Wincenty Penksa, jeden z pa
rattan, W przeszfym tygodniu ziozyf W
podarunku piekny sygnarek do miej-
scowego kosciola. PrzykIad to do ofiar-
noscl ma kosci& ola innych parafian a
szczegolnie majetniejszych cd p. Penk-
81.
Kasper Manga, tutejszy parafianin,
" drodze do banku, zgubi} bardzo po-
wanna sumo pieniedzy, kt6re sobie re
swej cieakiej piracy zaoszczedzii chcac
dopom0dz swej Aonie | dzieciom pozo-
.stajacym W kraju. Znalazca obowia0a-
nv lest zwr6cic je pod numer 1920 W.
21-sza utica, aibo ma plebanle.
Il
Ciekawy wypadek zaszedi W tych
dniach W wyszynku p. Jana Koz1owskie
20. zamieszkujacego pod mr.. 210S W.
1s-ta place. Ot6z wstapil do n1ego je-
dneso wlec0ora jakis madry ~wykfadacz
Plsma sw., widocznie W celu propa-
CANDY swojej nowo przybranej sekty
badaczy, l 1am6wif sobie szklarke pl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

w Protektoracie Katolickiej Ii
gi Kobiet, pnr. 7 w. Madison III.
pod opieka PAM Mac Mahon znajdu-
ie sic Polka, parma Wktorya Pa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

Dzisiaj W parku ,.Holstein", PREY
ulicy Ems ! N. Oakley ave. odbe--
die sic odczyt naukowy, ~poiaczony
z obrazkami migawkowemi. Odczyt
traktowal bedzie o obywatelstwie
i jego znaczeniu3 obrazki zas beda
natury naukowej 1 wesoiej. Ola
dzieci odbedzie sic o godzinie 4:3o
DO pofudniu a ia starszych o godzt-
ME osmej. W tymze parku odbedzie
sic W niedziele koncert ch6ru panien
zatrudnionych przez dom wysy}ko-
wy firmy Sears, Roebuck and Co.
Do ch6ru tego naleza take polskie
panienki.
Evening journal., 1919-04-03
GUIDE TO PATTERNS.

The fashions used on this page a-e
Pictorial Review designs. Numbers
and sizes are as follows:
Kimono. No. 1908. Sizes. small, me-
dium and large Price, 20 cents.
Pajamas No. 1896. Sizes. small. mo-
dunn and large. Price. 20 cents.
Negligee No. S02s. Sizes. small, mo
dium and large Price 20 cents.
Bed Jacket No. 1865. Sizes. small.
medium and large Price. 20 cents.
Paiamas No. 1857. Sizes. S6. 40. "A.
Price. 20 cents.
Nightgown No. 6772. Sizes. 80. 80,
40 and "A bust; 16 and 20 years. Price
20 cents.
Girls Dress No. 794s. Sizes. 6 to II
years. Price. 90 cents (Home Dress
makers Corner).
Embroidery No. 1929. transfer pat
ltern blue. Is cents. The motif IS shown
on Pictorial Review Pattern No. $3.50
Sizes. small, medium and large. Price
20 cents.
Pictorial Review patterns on sale =
Crosby Hill s. Co.
Evening journal., 1919-04-03
Panel Effects Appear In Dainty New Lingerie
One Of the Most Unusual Designs in Nightgowns Fea-
lures Embroidery with Novel Development.

and finished with a broad satin ribbon.
The embroidery used by way Of embel-
lishment is particularly dainty and
will appeal 10 the woman who has not
much time to devote to fancy work
Just now. The softest nainsook Of
which the gown is made takes en-
broidery beautifully AID a touch Of
color may be introduced, II desired.
With the craze for silken lingerie
increasing constantly needleworkers
are careful 10 select embroidery de-
signs which may be applied TO all ma
terials. The one pictured is adaptable
to many uses. the pattern containing
a scallop for the yoke in addition e
the motif for the front and twenty
four small sprays. The embroidery II
done in solid satin, outline and cycle
stitches.
The seams OF the gown are neatly
finished and finely stitched. Instead
OF buttonholed scallops. a hemstitckSC
hem for the neck is also effective. The
pocket should show a touch Of EN-
broidery in the center and it would be
well TO scallop and embroider the edge.
Batiste, or any Of the fashionable lin
lgerie materials, embroidered in sofia
satin and eyelet stitches Is most satis-
factory. The work should, OF course
be very firm and even.
Evening journal., 1919-04-03

| in fact seems hardly more than a
straight strip OF material thrown over
the shoulders and sowed together at
the ends 70 form cuffs. The cuffs, in
turn, are trimmed with little turn.
overs OF pink satin. A bed Jacket
makes an acceptable gift for the holi.
day season and is always pieasurable
way Of deciding what 10 give an in
valid.
Sleeves are a law unto themselves as
far as underwear Is concerned and fire.
quently abdicates in favor OF ribbon
bows, bands OF embroidery. lace. etc.
For the woman who prefers the sleeve
less garments there come paiamas in
old rose hatiste held in at the waist
with a band Of ribbon and fathered
into lace frills al the lower edge. The
neck Is an exaggerated V, while the
shoulders are held together by means
of little bows TO correspond with the
belt.
Flesh pink crepe de chine or italian
silk gowns have largely supplanted the
white garments made Of nainsook or
long cloths. Cotton fabrics are 90
dear Just now. that It Is almost as
cheap to wear silk. especially since the
lingerie silks and satins are designed
especially for hard wear and launder
spiend diy. Crepe de chine is practical
and nothing really has given more
comfort or service than II affords u
does not require ctarch and can be
tvorn without ironing so that II is dis.
tinctly desirable.
Many dainty women are ornament
ling their lingerie with simple. but ef
Elective stitches and embroideries. max
ling up in this way for what they can
n~t afford IN laces and e--ansive dec
orations. A nightgown with V neeh
land kimono sleeves is very dainty built
upon long slender lines and trimmed
with embroidery motifs on either sid,
~ the front. Narrow lace edging fin
ishes the neck and sleeves and eyelet'
are worked around the neck for rib
bon to be laced through. The effect Il
very dainty. yet the work Is Of such
s'mnla character that Il takes but III
tie time and practically no effort.
The linen mixtures are delightful
materials for boudoir garments ant
lingerie. for pure linen is prohibitive
The substitutes look we'll and last lon
lp-d evan the most particuiar n
French lingerie makers are employing
them instead OF real linen. Descrir
tions hardly give an idea Of the beau
ty and charm Of the newest models
If one is clever at making things !
Will suffice to indicate the material
and trimmings used. leaving It to fan
cy and originality to suggest the rest
Evening journal., 1919-04-03

skirt TO under arm seam. Leave skirt
free from center-back to left side open
ing and finish for closing. Turn the
edge Of front section II under on slot
perforations. lap on side front and side
gore with notches and edges under
meath even and stitch u inch from
folded edge. from the upper edge TO
about ! inch below the upper edge of
extension; close the seam underneath
Close shoulder seam as notched. Turn
hem at lower edge Of dress on small
co. perforations.
Sew collar. then take the pocket
ard adjust 10 neck edge as notched. n
position on front rore with urnar edo
between the small 20" perforations
Gather lower edge Of sleeve between
ct" perforations Sew sIeevehand "a
slHve as notched. Close seenn Of sleeve
P~d sleevahand rs notc+aS Sew
sieeve in armhoIe as nofohed with
sm'n 90" no~foration ~ shoulder saau
eas'-g IN aov eu'rass hesvaen notchos
Hold the s'eevs toward you when hast
ing It in the arinhole.
Evening journal., 1919-04-03
Victory Bread

Two and one-half cups sour milk.
Two cups Graham -four
One cup bran.
One cup cornmeal or corn -four.
One-half cup molasses-
Two tablespoons sugar.
One large teaspoon salt.
One large teaspoon soda, mixed with
molasses One cup raisins.
Bake in coffee or baking powder
cans. well creased and Toured. Fill
can little more than half full. Bake
one and one-half to two hours IN ;
very slose oven This makes two largl
loaVes when baked Ii twr pound cans
but the smaller cans can be used.
Evening journal., 1919-04-03

lad with the triple TIT" perfora-
tions .long the lengthwise fold. The
bah follows, arranged in the same
way. All Of the remaining sections OF
the pattern are placed with the large
-" perforations on a lengthwise
thread.
Begin making. by closing the under
arm seam as notched. Then turn the
hem in back. Lap right back on left
with center-backs even and finish for
closing. Join back gore to side gore as
notched leaving the edges tc the left
Of center bach free above the large
20" perforation in back gore and I'm
ish for closing. Form plaits creasing
on lines of slot perforations, bring the
Evening journal., 1919-04-03

Ribbon figures on many models, but
not 20 the extent OF former days, con
fning itself 10 belts and bows at the
shoulders.
A noteworthy feature Of the latest
lingerie is the introduction OF black
materials - figured silks, crepe de
chimes. satins, etc. Even plain black
is frequently seen, but In such in
stances crepe Georgette OF mousseline
is selected and mounted on Innings Of
white or delicate color.
The straight, simple lines OF frocks
are reflected in kimonos. especially the
model falling 10 the ankles. Very long
robes are not smart any more than are
very long skirts. A charming model
in white crepe de chine has kimono
sleeves and a square neck. II is mar
row and as devoid Of fulness as pos
sible. except at the waist, where there
is a belt OF silk ribbon with picoted
edges. Cluny insertion outlines the
neck. sleeves and pockets.
Pajamas are accompanied by all
sorts OF little coats and jackets 10 re-
new their charm. Quite successful is
design in pale blue batiste, the trou-
sers being gathered about the ankles
and finished with accordion plated
frills Of self.material. The jacket Is a
dainty affair in figured silkoline. the
waist comfortable but confning itself
TO the lines Of the figure. There are
elbow sleeves in kimono style and be-
low a girdle Of check silk ribbon is a
gathered pep'um falling in points at
each side silk tasseis finish the points
Of the peplum and the sleeves. About
the neck there IS a tri'l Of the batiste
out Of which the pajamas are fash
toned.
One Of the most delightful offerings
among all Of the trifes In lingerie Is
a bed Jacket Of black silk crepe de
chine sprinkled with lovely pink silk
roses and green foliage. The neck is
cut in V shane and finished with a
ruching OF pink chiffon. The jacket,
Evening journal., 1919-04-03
- r-cnnettcs.

Prepare two cupfuls OF drnin r,lhS we'll T and
mn mash and rub thru nne S'''
and add. -.,,,sd fine.
TTo THg tablespoons Of parsley ia
one and one-half teaspoons Oh SAT-
0ne.baIf 0ne teaspoon of paprika-
One teaspoon Of good sauce.
0ns one oup Of fine corn bread crumbs.
Mold into croquettes and then roll IN
harrev faur or corn -four. Let STAND
FOR one half hour to drv off. then dip
an beaten egg and cover with fine
bread crumbs Fry golden-hrown In
smoking hot fat.
Evening journal., 1919-04-03
Rice wan1es

One cup corn -four. s,..
Two-tnirds cup cold cooked IIce'
Three fourths cup wheat nour'
One and one-foUrth sup milk
Two fnblesp0 - sugar .-,-,-
TWO and one-half teaspoons baking
powder
One fourth teaspoon salt
one tablespoon melted butterine.
sift together thoroly the -four. sugar,
baking powder and salt. Work in rice
with tips OF fingers. add the milk, yolk
OF egg, well beaten, butterine and
white Of egg beaten stiff. Cook as waf-
nes
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Home Dressmaker's Corner.
One Way of Saving Wool for the Soldiers Is to Make
Girls Frocks Of Pique or Cling ham.

plated. Embroidery trims the pointed
collar and there are buttons at either
side Of the front 10 add 10 the jollity
Of things. In medium size the model
requires S7s yards S2-inch material.
The side gore Of the skirt is cut from
an open width OF material, as shown
In the cutting guide. Then the remain
der Of the pique or gingham, as the
case may be, is folded so that the front
Of the waist and front gore may be
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6T5 oF g -INcE -F1ETGRiaL WITHOUT MP

folded edges TO corresponding small
20" perforations and bring the fold
edges each side of the double small
90" perforations together at the dou-
bic small 200" perforations forming
a inverted-plait; press all plaits. Sew
to lower edge Of waist with center
backs and notehes even; bring the dou-
Bile small 200" perforation at top Of
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By KATHRYN MuTTERER

- NE might speak OF the smartest
novelty in nightgowns in terms
- OF strips and bands, for although
has a gracefully drsped eject the
svelopment is so simple that the most
home dressmaker will
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have no difficulty in duplicating It
The front and back are IN P,,, PsnT,
effect and the sleeves are si'Ht,S ihs
straight bands stitched from ne
raised waistline at the 'front.' S. 9Ses h.ct ~
shoulders, to the waistline a. ~ .n1 aotbered @
The fuIness at the waist is galneI -
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R,cs With channel Meat.

Boil eneueh rice to go around me
dium sized bread pan Leave noie .n
middle the size 0f a cuD and hi' !. MIeI
chopped meat Rate unfH very DrO"n
and serve with tomato sauce.
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A PLEASANT way to conserve wool
"A for the soldiers, which will be
necessary for some time to come,
" TO use cotton fabrics for the develop
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P.,.uis5 April 80. 1907

made after this mode. with its panel
front. The back is in panel effect be-
lo- the waistline, while the sides are
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uent Of girls frocks. Surely any girl
would be delighted 10 have dress
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Round Steak


Owing to the high cost OF other
steak, you will find this way OF pre-
pairing round steak as excellent as pors
terhouse or sirloin:
Take nice slice OF round steak about
one-half inch thick. Have iron pan
hot (iron best) put butter or any Tat
you use in cooking in hot pan, place
steak in and let brown nicely on both
sides. Add salt and pepper. one tea
spoon sugar, one teaspoon vinegar, ana
one tablespoon -four (corn -four VIII
answer), be sure and cover the entire
steak with above. Sort of rub -four
and sugar over meal we'll. Cover with
boiling water and let simmer one hour
land keep adding water as It cooks
down. II will thicken and make an ex-
lcellent gravy. Just move steak occa,
sionally to prevent sticking, but dom
turn often, as this will make STEAK
tough. You will find this yer ytender
and Of excellent flavor.
The addition Of molasses makes tnlS
recipe different from any Of tne o'H''
Il will make about forty pies
pounds beer
. pounds suet
4 bounds tart apples
hounds raisins
i 2 pounds currants
1 pound citron peel
| 2 pounds brown sugar
quart molasses
/ 0uart boiled cider
4 tablespoonfuls salt
u ounce white pepper
Juice Of lemons
/ quart fruit juice
iI5 tablespoons mixed spices
2 grated nutmegs
Cbop separately the beef, suet, and
apples. Slice the citron. Mix first the
meat. salt suet, and spices, then add
apples, fruit, lemon, sugar, cider, and
Juice.
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