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All SHOULD IIIIIlW TIII All Of DRESSINGI
Eiening gowns and—- wraps are onteI
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I5 are b?51 for canning “11““ 'Yal‘llls‘llt‘d paint must be treated social season is at hand and all who. R
‘3 young and WM?“ (“\ID 9"“ somewhat differently from unvarnish- take part in the galeties of duncesI anges Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
. 03 1 “Ch \from ”‘9 WP 0f ”1“ ed paint to prevent lack of lustre. in and theater parties that brighten the‘ I
W NEW!“ 1055 or 001013 150“ the first place dust the, paint thorough-‘autumn and winter, are starting their: MEET EVERY I By Pictorial Review
tender and drop into cold wa- COOKING NEED
' . ly, then dissolve two tablespoonfuls of
I ff!!!) the shirts off and slice or
powdered borax in it little boiling wa-
preparations for these social events:
The materials and trimmings forf
DI'OD ”19 119915 in enough ter and odd to this sufllcient cold wu- evening wear are very rich this 593.. I ' - . I
It I
to cover and let them heat to ”tr 1.. bring .11.? total amount used :0 son, and the gowns are accordingly: Only one range rc- , . Junior Dress In EmpIre Ster
potting WI” 00"?" “I“ ‘1‘“ ”"99 pints. b90118? ”‘9 Palm “‘9" \"I‘hImost elaborate and luxurious; seem-I qtiircd for either or in Empire style {Mm soft eotto-i
crepe trimmed with embroidery and .
ruffles of aeeordion platted satin. Tito ‘
waist is gathered at the trip under :5
circular lit‘l‘tlta and at the lawn wind
on a cord to form a peplum elft-t‘.
ingly, there is no limit to \the "'I
travagance of many of them. in ma"
teriala, the preference seems to boI
given to chiffon velvet. and the suit1
“'1 ‘mecar and seal. if the vinegar
dilute it with 1-2 water. if
. Ipickles are desired add 1 cup of
to each quart of vinegar and
this. then rinse in tepid water, dr.\‘.
and rub with :t soft clean cloth. When
thoroughly dryI rub with a litt‘ie furni-.
ture polish. For un\'arnished paint.
I both of the two tut-ls.
. to loosen the. skins.
atlas ,using a dry cloth or a all
Min 1 quart of fresh, firm peach-
' that are not over ripe. wipe them
II vet with boiling water just Ion:
Remove
finite, and place the peaches in
water as soon as they are pared or
them at once so they will not be-
Apply as betore,
ing it with lukewarm water. and wash-t
ing only a little at a time drying it asaI
_\0|1 go along. To clean white paint,
and enamel' mix fine whitening to a
cream with water and apply this light- i
lyI rinsing it off with clean water and.
drying it with a soft. clean cloth.
Next in importance come the brocad-i
ed silk. and satin: and the gold and,
silver laces and note. Quantities oi
these gold silver and other metallic
laces are used and they are combined
to the frills of lace which take the
iptace of sleeves.
Another type
“Slit to nine months of age-One and
MI one-half to 2 ounces of evaporatedI
F93 BALE BY
HORACE ll. NASII N0. MAIN SI Cor WESI
. . ACombination ot , _ . . . . ,
I° "‘3‘“ .1... ”0““ “mm ”9 9‘55”“ “5 “chum of this material is especially. ..' ' 3!. CONVENIENCE 31‘:I531.IErIIiI..iI:t”I..I-isnuff:I?I}II
3 ,- above. then diluted wuh lukewaml.adapted to developing the, sumptuous C'OMFOR'I and deep 1.9m. _\ 1‘...1..g 1.. WWW"! gr
II Owned Penn" ““9” a “m“ “0” MI" be"! ‘ddm‘mwns that women oi tuition demand; . - the waist and this my have the .1... g
to the water. rins~ ECONOMY rut in high or low t‘flt‘t'l. Medium
size requires {is yard lining :17 inrbta
wide, while for the dress 411‘ yards u‘l
36inch step. will be needed, If
made without tut-lee in skirt, 3%
“rite of material will be "Stolen:
hr the dress.
For the piecing of the skirt it
will he ae-assary to use an op":
width of material, as shown in tho
cutting guide. To cut the shirt and
Molored. Boil the sugar and
. 10 minutes. and cook a small
Hiya! the fruit at a time in the
I. When the peaches are soft fill
.- jars with the fruit and add
I alcove which~appears on ever so many milk to 6 to 8 ounces of boiled water
‘evenlng frocks la the ions, trailing or barley water.
' sleeve of tulle, known as the wingI‘ “Nine to twelve months of age——
aieeve. It always gives added grace Three ounces of evaporated milk to 8
to a gown and iii often outlined with to 9 ounces of boiled water or barley
waist and the lining, the fabrics amid
must be folded in half, as llluatratt-d,
The shirt and front of the waist are
laid on the lengthwise fold of crept»
’fo the right of the waist front are
the pocket and bertha, cat-h laid on
For Chopped Hands.
(‘areleas washing and imperfect dry"
inn are the reasons for more red. u't-I
sightly hands than anything else. The
I. airup to over-flow the jars. slightest dampness of tre skin in apt‘I iridescent bonds M.” 1 ”I . ti. d f .
o arou d etw h it .a . .1 ., . - I eng wipe . tea 0 material. Nut
~ ijnal: sothti‘t all theelirtIiDIhl:af\riIill :tmake ”1 ”has!“ 2h?” angdcgtk Another interesting feature of "“90“, "The can or bottle of condensed to these sections come the hack of
I... _ , . . 0 water a on no ie as one Ilnx gowns in the. return of the train with should be totered Immpdmmy the waist and the sleeve.
After cutting out the dress, the
10. the 10p. Pm the I'llbht‘l‘ balld‘n than once a (lav at most for washing.
- . - .. . . Ir ";4- n k - n he ~eliox . .
1511111) ”am“ “I‘ I“ u“ form “f "9 um I u d ”u I I h linttlil ml." be taken 1111; or if loo-
taco then put on the. covers quick- the hands, and then they should be .
While filling the jars keep them rinsed in mm ' I larate panels, some of which are quite “M“ “r“ “ ““1" number 0‘ “‘I ferred the lining may be out fir‘t.
long while others "9 only ltmk enough fant foods which may lie irked {01 “I The hack is laid on n lt‘llglli\\t\(l
e - . , . -
a pan on a tloth wrung out of ho At night before retiring, when th I .1" "Wm ”w name of truth. “In” mm. a: a milk Rubmmm Few; thread of lllfllt‘rlfll and the trotit no
()n one
of the latest models was a train hall
the lengthwise fold.
hands have been washed andI
if
it nv ot' the . ("in be recommended
dried. rub in it fair quantity of n zoodl u ‘ m ' .
the skirt he. desired ‘villl'u‘
A clever design for a young girl’-
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Grape Butter cold cream or camphorated k... 'I‘heuI of net and half of satin. it started “‘ {Mm‘m "‘ I‘md’“ l (I “My“ .0 1... .1"..th 1“ mm... tut-kl, entl off the lower part of tin
' ‘. . . . . . . “ ': ions IIlll'lllh' tit t‘ei‘ett's. reitlu . , .v‘ .1 ' y i i no pattern nong double “e.” I‘ f - _
. . . . . ,. . , _. t' ,_. fro n the shouldt r. and the upptl part ‘I "\l'l- “it“ 9'.‘ “ "‘ .rnp ’9 “m ‘ . , ‘ l‘r . i
000k and “lb through a (olInndJ powder ”WI,“ “KIM" mm a me II m whom the normal wulstlint- M" of oi Wheat. “ht-utenn. Purina, lloiiitnl‘. round neck is finished with a licrthn ““MII'PIWP Phillip: it M! the tzom‘c,
{Tapes and half apples. ltit in cum and slip on tom-e old gloves .) ‘ ‘ ' . I ' (”Imp“). mm‘ M “W“ temporarily. 0f “pummel-in] edged with satin tillewmi: about '3“; ill-"It‘s for 130
net. the remainder bemgmi r-ttllll. ~ frills. hem.
:zerved for this purpose. This will-
whiten the hands and kt-ep them still
hutch sugar as you hate fruit
blowly until thick stirring
iltltllllt’. tilt-D210 u pinch of :mlt. it little
eugztr it .~~1n:ill pier-e of butter for clill~
. The design can he mode of ”“1””-
tng, either law .or embroidery, In
fikirtn ill't‘ still sliort,e\'mtvvl1en tlm .
‘ ' y A dear little frock for a dear littlo
. . . curry trains. tint ev n no liortesl . . . - ~
at, in cans as \ou di) fruit Idlttl smooth. . “I J 5 m. n lrotn mu.“ m ”"1“. months of girl is that pictured today. It is made which event it Would be well to on- I
_, __ Hurts are longer than tiitnu- oi inst .
'_ one. tt-tt-;tl L‘Hr'lfi mus' be cooked '
St‘ttson. ;
How to Get Rid of Fleas.
’l‘ltt- lit-st wuy to rid the house of
0:15 ii to lililt't‘ a few drops of formal-
dehyde in tlie‘wu'er when cleaning the
tloora. if the item: are
dip the broom into water containing
t
tor or In out two houh ill 11 double boil-
iti order to llldlu‘ llwm thoroughly
tlth‘SIlIIlt‘. I
Eggs. Toast and Broths.
Canned Tomatoes.
Arm tomatoes, scald. peel and
e cores. Put the ltllllitllitw‘
{tattle in a bread pan until you
1‘ sh for two quart jars. \dd
tcttp of water, set in the oven
SIMPLE RU'LES
DURING SHORTAGE
OF MILK SUPPLY.
l"'
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tin ‘ltltlu‘iiI The): could lc mail» .f
late or tltillon. however. rind trimnoil
“itli inset-Ia mode of ltt‘lttl\‘ or Filh
wry nuiiit-ronf‘.
tut-minute eggs, or
ll~~1ltl towul‘d Ill"
“Sol“. humid.
I t'tttltllt‘tl t-xtm
-'l‘o those mothers who four for their "‘11)” It“
me to a boil ”in? the this formaldehyde when sweeping. Keep .t . . f -
m ‘13.] 5931 at 0009. Tom't- :11] thr- plm. : when: animals slt‘t'p Evening Gown 0' BIICK Velvet (‘lllltll't‘ll‘ti llt’illlll till itct‘gulll Uf Elli" ‘Ind “I III" “II“I INII' A “M‘IIPd “I“: -_.. rIII‘IL‘mW. _ ‘ __ -. .‘ ‘
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I . in this way M0 alumni I” “Imm‘d Ollt- Fleas iuullinly in dark and Lace. im'H‘ “Immune. the l”llU\llll;.; h‘lllllllt‘ ‘-‘ p“ "“"d I" ”I'm" II“ ”‘I‘ ”‘ I’U'I llt'ltirltll llt‘\lt'\\' Jumt-r Dress .\11. 1.3-”. I'mt'x’ ii to :6 v.cara I‘m-e,
plncea. lf vou will keep some sheep m ‘7!- "'" 3"“ rules will be of fll‘t‘ill help. The) mg “‘“l""- removing ”I“ some ””1“ ”I" 15 (‘t'nittI . .. .
I tire, and allowing the t‘irg to remain in “Hiding NJ- 1-” 0 THUS!“ Path rn irivc l: Hula. 3
there halted by :1 health oillt‘t‘rI :tnd
about the yards and rlittls they w;l Iwitlt mm. and net or with soft silk.
i °°°ked Tomato Cataup. Dlt'k “p ”I? “(‘38 Ill ”19“- “001 and ”11‘ .'i|IIIlS illlil \(‘l\'t‘l8. BlfiCk (lllflOll llil\t‘ lllt‘ Kt‘llt‘l'ill illtl'l‘ON‘llll‘lll ”I. ll)? \Villor flll' frtHlVLtO R mmutt’n. I_>_“__» _ '— A ..... -— _...,. ,_. .‘ :3
V I-l peck iipe tomatom and oil in it will kill them. Wm" combined with gold or I.. 1... health authorities. After the bi venth month babies mayI
J“ but "I" l’IiH‘t‘ 0f t'n\\'~' milk the best be 5.11011 Zwlt‘httfk roast stale Ill‘ttItd
Lice in tspecia‘lly high in favor,
the colored whole are also tutored
some of llltlll being very brilliant “”“I“““‘I "ll".
while others are in the HOIICT shades. ““3-
For young girls. white mm“ (.m "tinder three months of
' with0 .. long red peppers
Ilarge peeled onions. Add 1/
halt 1 of granulated sugar 9.1
white mustard need 1 cup of
MmeradishI 1 tablespoonful of
when: crackers. graham
toward the end of the
butter may be-
t-runtbs. wlio'.
crackers and
it tliln Inyw- o1
temporary and practical substitute it
it may be used th.s
How to Wash Corduroy.
To (lean white whet coitluro;
wash in warm, soupy water then lioil
l72 hour in soapy water. Rinse in
Healthful Sleep
is necessary for the enjoyment and prolongation
of life. During sleep Nature renews the vital
‘ you r
one. one used.
» . '. . ~lcan water, changing it three . tens oonful of t'ond’vm‘l milk ti two “11- 1 ~ ~ v“. - k' id 11111
per and 1 quart OI be“ “" warm I i ll‘ril in silver as well as the soft p ‘ “ ‘ it“ I" "I --" " ”“-- m“ l . .
k we“ but do no. (.00.. 3.... mm. Rinse in cold lilucini: water III-ItitinSt pink and We make my ,0 ram. mm... M MN, m”... n, “MI “I“... ., . |.u-._\1....»....r Us“, forces of the body and restores the energy. 1/
and let the garment. tlrip dry in the ‘ ‘ ‘ linrlcy water. Three to six monthflom. pound U,- I“... no“). chopped Sleeplessness is one Of the IeVll results of indigestion.
« ght jars.
I,’\ __——
charming gowns. Tulle is another of
the girlish materials for youthful dance odd 3
open air without wringing or squeez- two l-.‘tl§DDtlllRlllrt of condensed milk. mm} m n w..- ...~ mm water; To avoid it keep the stomach we“ the liver active and
Peach Sponge. ing, 0‘“ “‘0“ corduroy. If ”1950 tracks It makes the dainticat of 0 four to six ounces of boiled water pinch of :zttlt, u 11'; I"? “V” or ””001 the bowels regmar- The health Of these organs
find pit 6 large peaches. Press directions are, followed. niinz ivory f‘i‘bckuI lt mikes the dolnlics of or barley water. I hours over :1 >I-i\\‘ fire. down it) one-
. " ' ‘ "Six to nine months of title. No adding water, if necessary,
soap, the garments will look like new. half pint
skim oiTIllie lnl
cloth.
"Children toward the end of the first
war nihy be given vegetables in theI
form of puree or vegetnble soul). Cur-
ls Assured by I
Beecham s Pills. A harmless vegetable remedy, which
acts immediately on the stomach, liver bowels and kid-
neys, toning and putting them in good working order.
Millions o {Foople sleep well and keep well because, at
rough a sieve and cover with
nice to prevent discoloration.
cups of sugar with 2 cups
501' a few moments, then add
i and 1- 2 box of gelatine which
-. soaked until it is soft in 1
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t i '.l . e rim that was
is not of the ptrtsi'ibl \ and one half to ”mm, tenspoonfuls 0}
SP 0i merly. r or
ll d 1‘; t i n ”n V [lll lllllk it) HI.\ l0 Olfllll (lllllU‘tl 0f Willt‘
[fl 9 \\ V of i ll 1 K t (I ' "g f‘
l R ) llill' 1?)' “itit‘l', tllltl lllllt‘ l0 l“ l‘ 1‘
that glitters and sparkles is in de ”mm to three turd “mum”,
and s'roin through.
Pea Pod Soup.
The pods from fresh green peas cor»
lain much food value. Put them on to
boil with at: little Water as possible
months.
. . s. .
round for dicornting evening frock wa‘pmnmh of milk In eight ("I n‘nc
Quantities of 111111191105 “WI“ and ounces.
,
f
l
. 0m water Set the dish in cold and (‘Ook -1re u about 12 hour Add rots and spinach a“, useful‘ Take a é?
Ind stir when it begins to con- ucnldetl milk “d mickomng and scars- rhinIestone triImmings t:ir‘e lengploiyt'ted, “Tlre~above Drt‘l‘tilmfltms apply to h-mdt‘ul 0r wmm) two medium car-t the first 1111 avorable symptom tlt,ey begin to take l
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'. . it add the stiflly beaten whites on well.I \Ion will find this soup us if)“; Wing‘s]? 1:0:(33‘: er::ing frocks the use of se- oetened condensed milk. rots and a small boot and chop fineI g
.5. Turn into a dish lined with INNS?” ll 1-“ (‘t'OHOmICEI wild your fam- Int tlilisIscasonI. In the use of “unarmed mil) “I‘ICI‘ add one quart of water. boil slowly I‘i
. cake or lady fingers. 11y will newr. guess it's history. b (1 does not contain ndtlod ungar the fol- for two hours strain and add enough; i
_________ Tllf‘. 1139 of chiffon v0 oli'et com me lowing proportions should be used; boiled water {0 llltlkt‘ :1 quart." :
Keep Fruit in the Dark. “II“ 130“ 1“ 51‘0““ I“ ”‘9 charmingI Using Evaporated Milk. ‘ _ 1 ; -I
5T0 R 'A Put fruit jttrt-i after‘fliey are sealed model illustrated. Kine. lace flouncingI “Under three months of age—From d d 3' u "I m is ”NV ‘ w [h E B i I
; . 9 forms the side sections of the skirt and . . . —lf you ha been a :00 en a nations 0 p one to omen vn very ox. L
into calmed boxes to protect th in 6 tenspoonfuls to 1 mom of et nporat I Soldby 3!“!th throughout the war-Id. In box”, 101:, 25c. I
this may be 0t “hue or silver 1““ 0" ed milk to 4 ounces of boiled water or classified advertiser. at the time you'
black lace, which is also very affec- Ihafloy water. Inecured your present posing!) per
tive. Bands of pearl or rhinestone “Three 10 six monmq of “MneIaapa you have found one Dalila
trimming owr the shoulders hold up to 1 12 ounces of cVapornted milk to
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from the light.
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Turpentine for Insect Bites. .
Turpentine is a tried remedy for
KEEP ADVERIISING, AND
I wice the salary—and with rich-a the
be’e slings and goat and mosquito the little bodice of black velvet and 4 to 6 ounces of boiled water or barley
. bites. at the some time they serve as a finish water. thence ‘0' “39M ”"1" I ADVERTISING WILL KERR YOU
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