tailbred waist; and skirta to the moat
dressy frocks and will.
mam [Milli Mer Your l (Scary avY’mcneal it l-‘I ‘ 1?!
: .i“.‘i‘:.'".‘:°:‘.1’:‘.".'I‘ll"ST.“ , Child’s Bath? 7(ome Drew fie/(in l g a
my room "E A”- ninth: Extrirrrtitsiiris”:11:: tut "”3 You Show-«Now»: But' . Lemur 9I r- J It
1‘ l5 efillé‘fi‘hlll)’ ”“9 "“3 autumn that satltis. silks. chiffon velveis and even
variety is one or the greatest charms p. m.- pllant scrges and other soft S’t‘tit‘KlltHAI. Sweden. Oct. 17 ,. '
0f the styles. Although thoae who have! woolena The dress shown here illus- (i‘t),‘l‘ct€p0ndcll('c of The Associated
been 100kan for revolutionary :hanses irates this pretty mode. it is fashioned Press) ~l'roi‘, Gustave Steffen. the So-
ifl the fflflhlonfi have, no doubt, been or soft satin with a collar of for cloth ”aim author or the inlm‘pellallon .
disappolmed’ ”‘91 “'1" “mm" “‘1‘ and a banding of fur around the edxe \.lll(".i brought about a crisit-t ln Swed-
lllii that the diversity in the present of the skirt, The waist is in jumper tsh affairs last May and served as the.
styles more than make. UP 101‘ the effect outlined with braid. and there has” for an “mm campaign design.
absence of “Willi!!! ihfl, might be are extensions at the sides which end A] m ”m”. n“, country into war as
called radically different. Fresh in- in “up: pockel3_
tereat is always being around by the Flat braid is one of the new area- W" ”wwwlnm” mm“, “H. r... m mm. m; mothers hut
clever variations of the present trlmmli38. and the lacquered braid 15 election to the First t‘hambcr of the ["de “l" twenty yearn ex rienoo"
straight, 1“" silhouette that “19“" "‘9 one of the prettiest novelties in this . that i“ habiwai use, after 9 bath,
lttksdas. koopl children'l skin free ' ' .
eye “1 every turn. line. it has a dull polished finish. from “7'“ .
Spiced Peach Pickle.
Ono peck freestoue peaches. seven
gonads sugar. clm es, allspice and do
tumor) to taste, one and one-fourth
allons cider vinegar. Select firm
peaches and let them lie in hot soda
water until the fur can be rubbed off
,‘lth a coarse cloth. Allow the vine-
gar. sugar and spice to come to a hard
boil. then add the peaches a few at
. ‘ find. I G
hat the fruit boil until a straw can
be run through each peach. When
I Prepared Specially for This Newspaper 1'1}:
By Pictorial Review
l The Preference for OnerPiece Frocks
’an ally of the (‘entral Povveitt. lliiii. rittud models to the chic of this do
high in cinnamon gabardine. Tho
cr-lor is new and most ably described
by its nz'mc. 'l‘ha V'hllflped neck is
finished with a large collar of ecru
lone, put in jars and pour the boil-
”, ing vinegar over them. Sliced peaches
can be pickled by this same recipe.
:5.) allowing a sufficient quantity of fruit
7‘ for the syrup to cover well.
Orange Blane Mange.
Mix four tablespoons of cornstarch
with half a cup of cold milk and pour
it gradually into one and a half cups
. of hot milk. (‘over and cook twenty.
minutes. Add the yolks of two 01le
’ beaten with three tablespoons of
augar and a quarter of a tablespoon
of salt. stir and cook three min-
utes longer and ttnn in'o a tizsn.
Sprinkle with two tablespoons of
‘mnulated sugar. cool. cover with
' meringue made of the beaten whites.
two tablespoons of sugar and a few
drops of orange. Brown lightly and.
chill. At serving time surround with
thin slices of orange.
Grape Ginger Ale.
Fill long thin glasses to half their
depth with cracked ice. Pour a wine
gfacsfnl of grape juice over the ice
and fill the glass with ginger ale. Stir
after the ginger tile is added. I
Some New Sleevoa.
There are several new fashions in
sleeves. and among them the most
.triking are those that or quite full
at the elbow anti fit snugly below it.
The leg-o'niutton is being brought
forward again. and slot yes with deep
cuffs all? very popular. Quite a novel
. idea in sleeves was noticed in a blue
serge tire-its trimmed with tuoleakln fur
at the collar. llt‘lll and pockets. it had
tight-fitting islet-vex. the upper part of
. which was of tor and the deep cuff of
blue serge.
DERBY MUNlTlON
WORKERS STRIKE
t ..—-.—~
llllilill'. Nov. 1. About 30" men.
lct ml visit"; ttlt root the t-ntlrc titty
tote ttt' lllt‘ littxtm Munitions t'pnr
of difference with the company over
I bouts of work. After the unikoui litt-
Linen lotntultttcd tlcniamln uniting for
liill eight hour day with 1|li_\"f0i‘ ten
hours. The night force, it was stated.
{is not involved.
'l‘ltc men have been no hint. from
7 it, Hi. to ti p. m.. and a few day! «no
‘tltt. company announced lllltl for who].
Irt‘tmntta lht‘ tint
,cl.tmpcti to 8 a. lit. to T p. In.
Ipttny licrc. struck yesterday because
The
Inn-u objt-ctcd to thin and the walkout
Irt‘rllllt‘tl.
schedule v. tmld be‘
in the intcrpcllation and in speeches
2n the (bomber, Prof. Steffen bitterly
assailed Russia tor fortifying the Al-
.tnti Islands. which lie but a short dis.
tance from the entrance to the Stock
ltolm Archipelago. The Activist and
pzo‘tit‘rnian press. supporting him lll'ld'
ed the government to strike against
’llusuit. before the fortifications were
’ completed. '
‘ The situation watt tense when the
minister. Mr. \‘l'allcnburg.
But in the meantime;
l
foreign
tttose to reply.
there had been an hart-cutout among
'all parties rcpreacntcd in the Rikztdng.‘
and the minister announced that Sth
of tmpa rtlal neutrality.
tclcctit no and the Socialist: haw nmde
‘tt gain of two at the expense of the
.l.iherttlo. The present government of
Sweden is a "personal" one of King
Gustavo. appointed by agreement for
the tt-mt of the war. The Sm-ittliats
mnlflitcdly Vtill lune n cont'olllng in»
tittence when the utter-wrr Cabinet is
formed.
MANILA. Oct, l7. The most ”I'Vt‘r
and Jt‘t'cntlalt .l lla t.,\. archbishop of
thc l'lllllpplnt-a .will llinl‘ next month
for llit’ l'nilt‘ti Staten to llt‘l'tlllliillhll'
on of Omaha. He has terminated 1th
lion and soreness.
it is able to the
in the on wder th t
lhouid bley lined eve:y
:- l
W“ children. uagreat deal
of akin soreness la
canted by the on of
highly parfumod powders. Mother'-
own toilet powder to not adapted to the
do cato pkin of a child. while Comfort
P or to especially made for children.
Sykoa' Comfort Powder in non plain
talcum powder. but a .heighly medicated
preparationmhich if u dailywill keep
a child’s akin amooth, haalthp free from
odors. chafing, itching and al irritation.
A! Drug andlhp't mun. He.
I'll oomar rowan Wu lam. Ian.
where in the kingdom's cities. the day
moat de tcata akin. and 5,
on infant: and1
don would adhere .ttrlctly to it policy not a fair sample of condlttons else-3
no the demand for rcntuble tluelllngs‘
has greatly cxct-ctleti lllt‘ supply
The building trodes were apparent».
l5. tn. first to suffer front the war
here lib well as in the belligerent coun-
(live.
cd but much fewer than in normal
years. Then. to complicate the situa-
tion, Stockholm found itself harboring
a great. number of transient foreign-
t‘l‘fi, the number being varioualy esti-
mated at 50,000 to 00,000. The result
hf“ been a scarcity of houses which ll!
making itself kccllly fell.
An official list of empty bounce. is-
Some new houses were erect?
. Twenty-four seats in the First has been what the press calls "all
l-‘ltumber have been involved in recent blttt-k tittobcr first" in trinity places.
The new shade of brown known as
cinnamon and ably described by its
name appcartt in this frock of guitar
din-t. The belt. buttons and alccve
trimmings are of satin.
The most insistent tlevofco of tho
allover rustume will yield the semi-
silk gauze stitched with a deep hem.
A sash of satin in the tone of the
gitliartiinc finished the. waist. Buttons
cf stlfntatcrinl or of satin niav bo
llM'Il in the m-ltctna of adjustment am!
the long onepict-e sleetca finislictl
without the trimming-piece, if de-
fined. -
.T” "l‘lmlllt‘c the model in average
one rt-qtttrcs 11"; yards 54 inch ina-
terinl, with ”:3 yard satin for trim»
Ining. Although by following the rut
ting guitlc carefully it will be poni-
'Ilt‘ to cut the tires: with the min
imum of waste, the home drearmnitcr
will not gain smart lint-s unless the
occtionn are laitl on fhe material ]Il’(“
cistellv a! directctl. The back and
tin- collar are placed on the length-
wise fold of material, as illustrated,
The side front and side back are laid
on a lengthwise thread of the gabar-
dine. the wide end of the side front
Inn-l the narrow end of the sidebach
Ming pl: ccd near together. The sub
and trittming piece for the sleeves
run along the sclvage edge, while the
front. alccvc, pocket and pocket we".
arc laid on a lengthwise thread.
(‘innamon brown is a flattering
color to most women and bids fair
to be exceedingly fashionable during
llli‘ fall and winter. It comes in all
ol‘ the smart nmterinla and is partic-
ularly pretty in the inexpensive veb
\ctt-t-mt, which are used as ntttch an
any fabric for the development of
one-piece frocks.
Years of aervlt-v on the fil‘fll American ”W“ “' “““V‘l "WWW!“ h" ”l" mu- . ‘ m...
archbishop of the islands. ,ntcipnl ttuthoritlca. contains this FOLD OF S4 WC“l "NW-Wil- WWW" N“
\‘ t ' -. ' . . . .. - . C ‘ , ~
I T T There is so for no lnlinuttion as to "-"l‘" I‘ll d“‘”"‘-““‘ “Mm“ ”'98 “t ' . .. .t . . . m' . ..o
' . " » .. - ' " " w Costume )0. 6978. brace 14 to .0 years. .t... ..
s A EMEN l.i.< H‘.t't‘¢‘.:rifil', but lllt‘l‘l' is on cut-nan L" “"" “'4“ 3“” ‘ ..T,’.lfmlml Rene '
u- _ .. ‘ >
~tve movement among tlnlh‘c clturch- _
. Afternoon DrcIa of satin with Draped;
01 d s m
Although the general rule is full}
straightlmnglnn skirts, lllt'l‘P nrt- doz I
ens .‘illtl dozcns of skirts of this tpr
which differ widely one from the otht l
()nt- of the most noticeable fettturcs1
it allowed to 1‘0 llllt'lit cited frt‘qttttlltll
Idevelop into
-_,,..._.._
’ *— mct. ‘o t't.‘(‘il.d lll‘ appointment of n
It; TUBERCULOSIS' which accounts for some of the titrtIMra.SheldonSpent $1900 fonmw'w ‘ ' . .0 I
{' PNEUMONIA, t‘crcnccs is the uneven hem tttlvttctttt-dI Treatment Without Bene. ‘ _y-_. .. __ _____ ‘ women Know 3 ”“ij I . . .. .
CATARR by many of tho pitrisiitn lltIUStss. lnl fit. FinallyMadeWell by m‘mJN, Oct... 17...—Tlto trim 'l‘i-mcn, l 7 _ IIIIIIIII I ll l‘IInum "III" I:
H. some skirts the effect is obtained by“ ' ° lflfl, v,_ ... . . , l . "*kl' . a ‘ . l ‘~ "1' '9 """ “I "'"
'l gradual lengthening 'll ‘lhe b'tck lnIt LythlE-Plnkh ave“. “mm ”W Mm“ ol'tegu m “u ) that they cannOt afford to be I ' w. I ll: INIII ”II
TONSILITIS, ‘ .. .. . . ‘ ' 1 '. cable Compound. batches of melt and women atttlcd to in. They must keep themselves . ., p ‘ ,m‘; I ., ‘1
BR "mm" panels "‘ ”I“ ”m" "n“ ”M”. .____.______ be compulsorily returned front the in the best 0f health at all - ., .| .l'" .—-]
ONCHITIS, or at the sides hung r't-vornl int-hos: linglt‘WOOtl, lll. __ ”While “0;“ , “inn“! Stairs in (“mpqmtmtp of nut times. Most Of all, the digest- ;.. , Ill um......
below the llt‘ill of the sktr‘t. __tt
\\.'h.-nl through the Change of Life l where {strict requirtmt-nts of the Amexfcan‘
lAnd dozens of Ulllt‘l' dangerous but
less Well known discos-‘93 such as in-
(-flctions of the inner facial passages,
for is used to edge shlris of this typed -‘
it may be placed at the edges of the:
panels or the sides ol' the skirt. but'
with hcadaclienmcr-
vousncss. flashes of
lhent, and I suffered
Iltnmtgratton law,
comers. it is Mild. will try liRHlHWlil'n
Some of the home ‘.
ive system must be kept. in
ood worittng.r order. Knowmg
t e importance of this. many
women have derived help from
not all around; and this is nnothcr‘. know what 1 was
means of varying the placing of furl
banding of skirts. Some of the FrenchI
designers who lay particular stress onI
the uneven hem are t‘alfot, llulloz, Ag}
nos and Beer.
Not only skirts but coats. too. are.
marked by the uneven bent. Not ll
t't-tv tlroop at the sides. while the front
and back are even. and some
ear complications, etc. and mal-nutrt-
fhclr health gitt-s better prospect of‘
doing at; times. 1
hullrfyini: the American ntctiict'tl olll.
spent $1900 on doc- lcvrs.
tors and not one did I Em ‘ ‘ . \
‘ 00¢ One: v.,NKFANTIWPW on. 1; ‘ . Let your library grow in size as your books accumulate.
()0 fig: Start with as few or as many summon sections as
day a y called at t
necessary—add others as required. I
These safe. surc, vegetable pills
lmy boom and said Some two hundred Turkish children
" u ' 9, "
tn globcmernicke Elastic Bookcases
uickly right tltc conditions
lion in children. (‘olds an) not neces-
Isnry for any one to endure for any
filfiflengih of- timc, certainly not long
» enough for any of the above mention-
ed dangerous diseases to develop—4
PROVIDED,‘llllll a prompt use of
Linoline is tirade. This remedy is
. n - n' A .‘ t “ ‘.'ll".‘.'§l‘(l :I
coat: now umlustnswcllnslcver was. I H!" ' "1‘ WM“ 1”“ t“ ‘
shebntl been 85?le :uavo lt'l't for Germany to secure :l,
as I was atone time, , , . _ _ .
and Lydia E. Pink- Itierntan cdttcntmn in the higher thll-f
ham‘s Vegetable ' tuttons or that country. The majority
fit any wall apacE—match any woodwork-bannonizc with any style of
t at cause headache. languor, '2 furniture or furnishings-and are sold at uniform prices everywhere—as
C0n51ipatl0n and lnltqusneSS- low as a thoroughly dependable bookcase canbc made. ., .
They are free from habit-fonn- Come in and ace the different style: an: finishes.
ing drugs. The do not 1111- '
(‘om tundmndc her Weil.soltook ifanti .
atandard. a pure and wholesome emul-
tate or weaken t to. bowels.
cannot tintlcrstani wltv women don’t “Emil“ '0 ”Mimi" i“ ”mmwrim‘"
sec how much pain and suil’crin they 'mcdicine, chcmi:~.ry. journalism and'
‘Iwgtl‘lilbgzcgrgis‘gi€21,231“: $31.11;: 33:; ‘illllltlllliwfiv'. .-\ number of prospective
my life and kept me from the Insane litt‘l(’llillll.~' :ll‘t‘ included in the list.
I-lospital."——lllrs. E. Sunwox, 5657 S.
llalstctl Sb, Englewood. Ill.
with full. rippling pt-plunts are it good
deal longer it the back than in the
front. t
Another theme which has had no
end of variations is that of the pocket.
Mon of flax-seed oil, ccalyptus. lrish
junss,and other efficient preparations.
It removes the cause of colds and
keeps the system fit to‘resist the in-
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roads of germs that overcome weaken- “”0““ the long life Of the pocket. " Phystcmns undoubtedly did theirbeat, . . , \ .- ‘ “(Tl _ \e~)~' m1 Women find that “nevi“? the i «
’ ‘ has been truly amazing to watch the bottled with this case stendilyandcould l (( °““""""‘l“”‘:' of " . ‘~N”“_ . small ‘113 promptly, prevents
Q5! ”d run-down people. “3 body resources of the designers. who have do no morc,butoftcn the most mientific l i’rcsslw Thirty families, numbering . the development of big ones. ‘Q‘;
nilding’ qualities have long been rec-
nixed by physicians, and thousands
tlfy to the good it has done and is
ing them and their families. Take
like first nigh of a cold orw hen
,. .feelyhysically unfit.
Ezalx‘i‘g lag“: e mils]? fw‘nzgiiglriigd more than loo persons. are being slat l-g
roots and herbs contained in L dia E. . it‘l‘t‘ll in the town llllll‘ the old NO:
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compoun . ' pl 9:; homo and other public buildings;
If any complication exists it‘ in l-innkoning because they could find-
PM‘S 1" “Tit“ "I? 1431““ E. Phlk' ; no hodsec. on October hit. the autumn
1mm M’edicino ("0" Lynn’ Mona, l moving day in Sweden. While this is
never lacked in bringing out something
novel in this direction. And. still. new
treatments are seen every day. for
large and small pockets are si’dl the
vogue on garments of every kind and
They depend on Beecham’s
Pills to tone, strengthen and
Keep Them Well KEEPgADVERl lSlNG. AND
lwwmwr tDVERTISlNG WILL KEEP v0:
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