Perrysburg journal., March 28, 1918, Image 3

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Black and white checked cheviot is
the material used in this interesting
spring suit and the black silk braid
trimming on the coat gives it quito
a mannish air. Tho trimming is usod
effectively along tho sleeves and tho
edge of tho "pockets."
The colored taffeta petticoat is an
indispensable item to the woman who
wears a serge suit or a one-piece
frock. This is a rose taffeta petti
cout, featuring a deep flounce, mark
ed by a puffed shirring.
MENU niNT
Breakfast
Orange Juice in Sherbet Cups
Creamed Codfish
Rice Cakes Rye Bread Toasted
Coffee Milk
Luncheon
Corn Pudding (Containing Home
dried corn)
Baked Potatoes
Bread Butter
Stewed Prunes Cocoa
Dinner
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Beans Bak8d with Pork
Tomato Cat3up (home made)
Celery Cabbage Salad '
(with French dressing)
Popovers - Butter
Peaches (home canned) Served with
Cornstarch Pudding
Mock Angel Fooa
CREAMED EGGS
Boil two eggs for twenty minutes;
cool in cold water, and rcmovo the
fchel! am' cut into small pieces. Pre
pare a largo cupful of seasoned
cream- sauce from a tablespoonful
each of melted oleo and fiour.ono
cupful of milk, and paprika and Bait
to taste, yvnen tno sauce nous and
'is very smooth, add one-half tea-
Bpoohful of anchovy paste: stir until
di3solvod, and add the eggs and a
tablespoonful of chopped parajoy.
- Thi) anchovy pasto can ho purchased
In Btnall chins jars As this condi
ment is -rather salty, do not add
jatfch of it, 7
..HOLIiANDAISE PRESSING
, HaMonD-ccg, forM twenty, .mjnutos;
, ccwV "cold water, 'and removo" the
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. Skirts cling to the form and arc
made of little material, while alcoves,
on the contrary, have widened to vast
proportions. The latter, In any length
from half to ifull, flutter gracefully
about I.n many strange now ways,
with never an lden of meeting and
lifting the wrists as they have done
In times past.
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.There Is visible a movomeht toward
making the fronts of dresses plain,
1ho backs bouffant, garnished and
sticking our. The sash that swathes
the form -from the ibust to a line bo
low the Jilp is ns prominent this year
as It was last, with tho difference
lhat nt present it is loose and vague
at the back, tho butterfly bow form
ing the bustle lino.
,A 'decidedly new noto among the
Paris showings is tho long, loose coat.
All of the couturles aro making this
coat to be worn with light summer
drosses. The results are so mightily
attractive that It needs but a turn of
tho wheel to doom the knitted
sweater.
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This charming outfit has several
interesting features. The checkered
scarf and pockets and the blouse of
silk jersey, fashioned somewhat on
the Russian blouse effect, are sure to
please. It is very likely to bo popu
lar this spring and summer.
Afternoon and evening frocks iinve
necks that aro round and low, the col
lars sometimes falling about the
shoulders. The line Is simply a com
forEable one for warm weather, and
from a general view one would never
gness that these bodice were intend
ed for evening. Nothing Is cut square
or pointed the effect must "be round
or even straight across the bust.
The newest among the new hats
show- an infinitesimal quantity of
trimming. Perhaps the war is re
sponsible for this dearth, .but, war or
no war, the toque is finished and com
plete in Its very 'bareness, and it
shows an elegance and simplicity of
which -an over-garnished chnpeau
could not be accused.
shell. Mash in a soup plate and add
one tablespoonful of French mustard,
a quarter of a teaspoonful of salt,
one-eighth of a teaspoonful of pap
rika, four tablespoonfuls of vegeta
ble oil and about two tablespoonfuls
of vinegar. Stir the dressing until
well thickened. This variety, of
dressing is particularly recommend
ed for all green salads.
BREADS.
Potato Muffins, yeast
raised
Mashed potatoes and flour, say one
quart of each; two tablespoons but
ter, a little salt and milk enough to
make a batter same as griddle cake.
To this add one teaspoon f rosh yeast.
Let it raise until light and bubbles
of air form, then dissolvo one tea
spoon soda in a tablespoon of warm
water and add to batter. Bake in
muffin tins.
These are good with fricasseell
chicken or roast meats, and this is a
good saving of wheat biscuits,
Cornbread without shortening
One cup cornmeal, one cup flour, ono
cup sour milk, three-quarter tea
spoon soda, one egg, salt and one
tablespoon sugar,
Mix thoroughly all the dry in
gredients, tlien add beaten egg and
lastly the sour milk in which the
soda has been dissolved. Delicious
eaten with buttor or honoy or serv
ed with cold mtlk,
i Light Johnnycake Ono cup corn
meal, one cup pastry flour, one cup
sweet milk, one-Jialf cup, melted but
ter frvincs, one-half cup sugar, two
heaping tespoons baking powder,
piprS of salt.
Stir will together, add baking
.powdar .last. juke SO mmutps in
moderate ovou. Serve cold.
Spring Wear
Clowns are made of draped printed
chiffons and of draped plain silks that
aro most Interesting. Kvorythlng
about thorn shows real regard for a
combination of beauty and practica
bility. They look ns though they
could be put on nnd worn without he
coming either shabby in a short time,
or tiresome because of their Unneces
sary trimmings.
Nelson H. Balcom, a Cloveland, O.,
court stenographer, has mado a long
distance record on tho typewriter by
working twenty-eight hours without a
rest. In that time he mado out a dup
licate Jury list o flvo thousand names
and addresses.
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shown in every desired new
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Others at $15 $20 to $85 0'
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It Is castor to break tho will of a
dead man than the will of a Hvo woman.
FARMS
ron s,i.n ok nxciiAxnn
Would win like lei own u (,'Ood
farm In Wood, I,ucas or Monroo
Counties?
Wo linvo Hoverftl on our list con
venient to this city, easily reached
liy stono load or car lino, and qloso
to (rood miiall town mnr1ots
.Ncnrly all liavo bmclc loam noil,
adaiited to tho raining of hay. o.iIk,
corn, rye, wheat or susar heets and
aro well dovclonod and Improved.
Tho owners of Homo of those fniins
would consider cschaiiKlntr for Im
proved town property.
Tlioie han never uoon a time when
a Rood faim was u better buy than
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Our fal m department 'Is prepared
to show any of Uipho farms on re
quest. Phono or call and let us show
you what uo have.
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