i|18li0liililill0ll
When Enclosing stamps
will “ride sale"
will carry them it
«slipped into two slits in the letter pa-
ilpcr one-fourth inch apart and just a
trifle longer than the stamps are wide.
A Smart Street Oren.
in the quart walking dress shown in
the sketch is seen an example of on. 1
of the very new sleeves for daytime'
The fuluess at the elbow is
obtained by means or pleats,
1 which the sleeve tits very closely from:
3“ old Dutch recipe that has
for generations:
1 1 apples peeled and sliced,
muses, 1 cup sugar, 3 little
‘Ishupoon cream tartar, 1,1, tea-
“; tablespoon ut'I
into flour and mix with hu‘-I
flour milk to make it i'iuiitf
it!!! one-half of the apples in
we pan or kettle,
amp molasses.
ink spots: cun be nunovcd without
113/ till) >tigzi.',;
Divide the doughl
' tie and roll onehaif
we: apples.
' apples with remainder
“gar. salt and (imminoo.
a! other li\‘,t of dough,
‘ Put in 1 cup 112’ hot
closely and cook on top
Rom 30101.3111111111111,iui.i:1;
' :1 on linen apply some melted tat
, ihr-n witsh the iit'iiclc.
' will 11111111 out together.
Put in flitolltvl‘i
For a Rusty Gas Range
Pour '11 little oil on :11'loih and with
urine :1ll rusty part;
this about”, 1hl1
turned oft 11nd the ovcn is still warm.
3". Made from Leftm'Iers.
fiiot cooked mull,
' W. 1/, cup sultunu or semi
_ .1 cup jelly, 111.11'11111l11111- 112'
1 lemon, 1 cup brown siltlui‘,
11 unit, ‘ré teaspoon cinnamon,
1 'ullspice and kg :1 litliuii'g.
that con inter he removed with 11 solu-
tion of 111nm": soilti and hot 11:1! '1'.
How to Rest When Every Bone
, Your Body Aches.
Mk. roast oi'
Wycorncd beef, 1111111 mut-I
. The fruit may beI
“I or stewed, itii)’ portions of;
o! conned fruits or it 111i'ictyI
" Jun. preserves,
m min on the table. .
L . ldd salt, sugar 11nd spice,
\ou didn'i st't 111 tible to 111st tin) \1lii1'c
or :1n1liow? if you know that teeliug ""
11:11! the 1"oilowing:
Ordinary sitting in 11 choir or lying“
down (ill/lilt‘ sofa are not
means the most restful positions you
for though they 11111111 cer-
For the Street.
its. the sleeves 111111 the unusual pocketu
.:it the sides of the skirt L
distinction to the dress.
111i the aides with 11 tlat panel at the
- I front and back is
I'Ind ththn cups granulated many Hi the new 11081839.
in.“ ”painful mucc. Five llll-
m two “It“ sifted pastry small turban huts with flowing veil
m a round pnn grt-nsi-d and which iil‘t‘ being very much worn (it.
fluoyen ready’aud ingredient-1 Pi't‘srm-
must all be little trimming. on them.
“Mamet-'- Pound Cake.
‘ others just us strained 11nd tii'1-d
One cup of butter.
characteristic
i'crliups you may not know the 1'111111-
(it putting your feet up (is high ils they “o"l‘iliill“ '“F'W'i
will ('oiiiloi'ttibly go.
i know. to rit
, but it is most restful and good
for you. so you may just 11.21 well do it
when you are alone.
A doctor once
(in this tigurc is also seen one of the
ii is net cit-11:111.
’l‘lio. smull huts 11:11'11
” “"‘the mixing
'0“ 1m “1” light; «dd wool or 1l1eniil11 at the top this st1r1‘11~1
on egg iii a time .1111] stir its :1 tlet't'rutioii for the hot,
'1th until you do not see needs no other trimming.
I limitlcicd port of the veil covers tlic
. gettt‘l‘ttl
' il'1'itllii1'til on girls 11 hosn work made it
necessary for them to sliiiid ubout
tenchers, clerks 11nd so on
1- egg yolk, then
until they are oil used. Then ‘0" "f ‘1'“ 1“”-
jour and turn at once into
und bake slowly
mm of the cake should be considered especially snuu't.
.. B, with not a suspicion of hats urc not small they tire verv large,
III“. or heainness not porous and many of them are oddly 1il1.1pt tl.
we light with gus from Large pit-tine huts of black 1'11111 or
m of tartar or by long llilllt r'n plush tiie quite popular. 'l'li11y
~yot 80“. 'fiiit‘. light and are trimmed with ostrich or paradise
m texture is obtained by and 11111 lovely tor formal weur.
Handing hi the butter and
pot: overheating the eggs
Smull huts are enjoying grout popu: - - South ““5
an lurity “"‘l ”'0 Russian “”1"”13 ’ bend whenever you possibly 12:111."
His pztticiits used to think
thi§ very strange iit_ first.
quickly realized wind 11 wonderful rc-
licf it have to itching feet arid tired
Another very
not exactly pretty position is that of
lying ubsolulely tint. with a pillow un-
der the back ot the waist.
- specially good for girls who
from backache, us it cases the strain
on the bnso of ihe spine, and
that. dull, numbing pain which often
comes on after 11 hard day's work. You
must not have-imy cushion for yoanII
Boudoir Cap.‘
The most charming kind of
doir cup can be made. from 11. lurge
muat be a man‘s
should be of finished linen.
I ye Llyer Cake.
' Beat 2 eggs, grate rind of handkerchief.
14 cup butter, 1 cup size and
humour milk with‘% tea- wmpio 1111-9111111 of it an inch wide
m foam 1 teaspoon 0t edge. of Vulenciennes lace.
in sifted with 1% cups add a heading before you apply the
:.) Bake in 3 layers.and lace.
be powdered sugar mixed run, but it is not necessary. Fold back
juice and 1-4 teaspoon two corners
seteinl incli1
and front of the cap. Now gather the
other corners met the ears and hold
I Inked onions sliced And the gathers with a knot of! ribbon. To
‘ add half can tomatoes, hclti the cap in place use ‘and end of
and a piece of buttet the ribbon as n chin strap and snap
Roll two slices halibut it under the bow on the other side.
lace in buttered baking
your Ever the sauce and
”III“ .311“ paper.
ribbon can be
of the handkerchief for
he Baked Halibut.
“,1 good adv. pays best in” the best
you 111111 being drilled. For 11 few 111111! and luuiisiiing, 11nd 1oiiuiiuiiii1l
u
iiiiutes this straight lmsition
a rule. Therefore. it is a rest and a
-—-—-—————-———
HOME ECONOMiCS WORK
For iok10utiincI of Activities ot :xtension.‘
Workers Under Smith-Lever
Act in Aid of Farm Family.
tt :1 recent c-onferente of workeisI
Int ”11 States Relations St'tilcc ot lit?
up-
i'esi-ntutivcs of the Otllcc of Extension
Work, South, and ot the other1 of Ex-
It is best to do this tension \i'ork. North and West, out-
have “II." lined what is being dorm by tile wom-
cn th'ld nm-uL-t of the dcpnrtiiieiit un~
itiil not only keeps metal from rod-Id” ”W S"”"““"“"" A” ‘0 enlightcnI
of ”W labors of farm women and girls
It will soft-2n dirt and to help them to make their liven;
lti intro-
speakers the Director of
States llelations Service pointed.
-out ”1111‘ the division into work for.
1111111, women 11nd children is only tot"
Indinitiistrntivc cotivenience, and that
Hove you Nor b11131 iio tired that to its grout 1111 extent 111: lionsiblq- pm-h
HIIUIII 111'h11d 11nd branch of iht1 work is carried on for
the benefit of the entire furni lam-I
department held in Washington,
‘t’ulier 11nd more satisfying.
'ducing lllt‘
i
i tl11
Work for Women in the South.
Approximately 130,001) girls and 31'
min women urc now being reached by
Ithe homi- economics 11oik in the.
Southern Suites thiouph to: agents
The work begun with the girls. :1111]
through them the llllflilit‘l‘ii wen rcuch-
‘1-d 11nd iinciwito-l. \ \vell-1iefinwi
four-year ‘tilirst‘ of in~irociion lltl~
This
vocational irnin?
in: in tin liot.:~1'kt‘t-:illii: ni'is, 11ml :1!—
so till'oi'ils oppottutiities for earning
money, The work ,iis'uulli' brgihs
with the cultivation of :1 portion and
the within: of the products raised.
l'outtry raising, bretid making and
cooking, sewing. and tilt",
tor-’1 of the home 111'11 taken up later.
been ilei'olopt-Il for the girls.
ACTiVITIES AMONG WOMEN
The work with the women in the
(lt_1\'t‘llipt"d from the work
11nd the iit'ti1'ities. of
both also iititui'nlly liitvc broadened .lo
interests its well
us those of ill" home. Since the
women of the country are producers.
they hove. tukcn most interest iii tlir‘I
the women ugcnts
may 1:ch thi'm in taking up or do
(lumen
with the girls,
include community
assistance which
velopingz incoincp:Odticinp.
ink.
the most popular lines of work
.tnnny communities. in some of this
:1 considerable
This is helpful There are 211' this time up-
\\'0l'l\‘ there lilti'i been
dmelopmeiit 01 coopc: ution
't‘Spt‘t iiilly true in the loiniution of “WWW-”01." 1311 active lioine—rcon-Ij
egg ”Ides for ”II. mnrl'. ctini: “f (11,123- omits clubs in the \‘m'hei 11 11nd
IlIit'ad JIliIin fit illf‘diIiIt‘mlIlilIid {10:1 80 11nd in concerted woik for the IImImC_\\'est1rii States, with :111 oppioximntc
own w 11 11 1111111 1 e o 111 o v
raised lictween them
If you grow tired at n time wheiiI you
have still some hours
about before you, and there is 11) p1
sibility oi! resting even for a few min-
utes, you must not begin to stand fi;st:
on one leg and then on the other, as
weary girls are apt to do.
Pull yourself up.
sitloli (11' infertile eggs
lti tonnceiion with the woik of pre-
"Intuit”: food. the soothe. n demonstra-
tion .1,.1ut~ iih‘ helping women in who
I21boi'-1=:11ing deii'tts 11nd home coug
I1eiiiences, such as tireless cookers
'llic wholeI
field of sitni tzition oltcii has :Ibt".1nI
opened up by nrtflisiug intcicut in
Plant ‘0‘" “at the making of tlytizips. “1th gen~I.
firmly “in“ by ”“19 0“ the ground lei'al‘ home inteiests thus awakened.
Press your hips .uid shoulders brick the making (1f ilytiaps. “1th gen-
and throw your chest out, just as it Siderutlon of clothing, house manage-
1nii1l iceltss 11 fill-IL! ration:
17ml tit 11037
SE A 516 any
i TELL Vqu HERE
IGEORGE TiiA‘T WIFE
101: 111111; HAS GOT
'to $10? THtS‘
'ACT'N" UPI in}
some HOME NON .
“"0 AND 11151111111511
Film! For DON'T BE‘ .
5093th AT IAN‘I'FiiING
,I
(utininr‘ 1l11i1'11'iu':. uud poultry
raising, therefore, have been RmOIHZI
.10? 11121111111511'121111112 mid to examine
inliu nud l;oi"e 1'zuig1ment. nulliods,
i111
-.__ .V_ 7.
will and Mtiiil illltlF‘lt
sic-n1 11—ry untoiniortubie bu1.if you wcmcn-c Club; as a Factor in :th‘
lune persertcrancc to termini in it
vou will soon find that your tiied Icel-
ings will begin to pass off and that hits not been pushed. the kpcaker
Jyou are quite comfortable. \11ry few said. because it had been found that?
:people stand straight and correctly as unit's.~ clubs crow naturally limit a.
pliuiilillit'olir interest ot' the nit-iiibci'in
('hanxe to them to do so now and tin-,1 ui't— unlikely to 1'lldtli‘1'. \\'h1-ii.
again. By taking this very upright, .
position you are bringing into play 11‘ ““"k' “r in" “"‘i‘l‘mmg 0' mmmu'l"
set of muscles which are not general.
1ly used. while the others, which have
been working hard all day, and are
41111111: with t'ittigu111 get little time oil
““43 ”mm“ in which [11111 can recoiet' tlieiiiselic..
some mustard in
pus-111 and spreading owr
After twenty-four hours spoii '1' _
Work.
“it i'oriiitilion of women's: clubs?
diltl suggt-slion most helpful.
All phases of the 1'hlt‘ilS7tili work;
it 111.5 stated. hun- demonstrated?
their \nluc 21nd are taking firm hold,
on 111.? interests ot the southern peo‘
ple. Most ot the counties are in .
creasing ilieit‘ appropriations to aid
in tin work and many 111-11 1lt1t'1'111i1111.
upeiires tor the agents.
Work in the North and West.
liepiiitnieut of Aciicultuio
New: f0r the Work.
'l'lu need for donu-rtic sch-11111 woi'lt'
iiucnc hirm woiiu n is obvious. The
.1liili11 of the luriner's wife efficiently
'11 old in litv t'211111 activities by prop-
erly Minimizing: the household, or her,
iiltk oi iiliility. otti'ti tip< the billiillt't‘:
of the liiim tlilt‘i‘lll'isv to success oi"
luiuiie. the smoker sold, Assisting
lilo who to 1:1:1'11‘t1 lli'1 11111111 11‘ her
possibilities. extension uL'euts' b11-
li111'12, will lit-ip to iiinke the iiiiiu pztrt~
nci'slilp (‘loru 1' and more consistent.
FPCtO‘S in the Work?
l‘mloi's of importance in the home
economics noik in the North 11nd
West tire 111 :1'lditioii to iii-:1 ordinary
‘11'1ii'k of thc syu'clnlisis ol’ lllt‘ State‘
‘(‘tiilt',‘.I'. sucl' >1-1'1'inl l‘t-utui'es 11:1 1111-
toiuoliiic l'11" ' “Hilt'Ts' excursions in
'11'lti1'l litl‘L‘l' :.'.'::hi'rs oi farmer's :md'
tluii' \\'l\'t': " 'h"oi:-.‘1 the neighbor?
inc county, 13111-11: 2 1:1 ‘.:tl"1)ll5 points
unit icsulis. ('luli': 10:11) nre proyiiizl
.110
total membership of 27,000. The 111:-
'i-icultural colleges ore iii-live iii furn-
isliinp; suggestive monthly progress
{01' those clubs. The visits of Stutt
specialists to these clubs are neces- In“
.mil) tew. however. mid instruction
by such means can not rcuc.) 11 large,
number of women. Realization of this
Iiiiis brought about in many counties 11
demand for county women agents
who Iiia1"1le\ot1> more time. to thin
woik. Where such agents have beenIi
proi'ided, their woik had been taken “—0
m
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HERE HE COMES
Vi nous BIG ,
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ome Drerr/‘td/(ingf;
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Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
stit-ii clubs :1'11 the outgrowth of By Pictorial Review
ity spirit. liow'1'1'1'r. 1-11'l‘ytliiug pos
rail-111 is duno' to encourage them”:
l'Iicnluall), the extension workers b1»
111 re. the 1111111 and women may be
associated iti club: '1 ext't-llciit ad
\alllagt‘. A few such clubs now exist
11ml me doing good work for the 1-111an
1'..uiti1's, but their number is limited.
When 1'111' possible the men and “(our
cli county agents are cooperating In
llll'll' work and finding mutual {111111-1-
\\'liil11 the extension work anionic
Women in the .‘\orth and West has?
‘ like" in existence for 21 much shorter;
time thou in the1 South. it is making
satisfactory headway. The first l1‘11lv]
eriil wonuin agent for this work wiis;
'1ppoiiiit'd in April, itilti, and most of'
ihr it intents now iii the field have
lit'til emploicd only since July l. The I
home economics work. it was pointed
out. has lit'tli built on the louudtttion
iiiid in runny of the Northern 11nd
Western States by honu1 111'otioitilt‘s'i
specialists of the extension depart-f
merits of the State agricultural col-l
li'itcs 'i'lie 1‘11nt1 woincn :11:1 iii“ an“
”11111111111111 111.1 nts of the hiritultur
ui colic}. '1s and of the lnit1d States
A pleasing holiday gift would this
it is trimmed '
shawl collar and has iwo'piccc kimo-
no slt‘tWtN \1iil1 iniul11ck tlilT“, 1'11-
scitcd po1-'ii1ts and a belt of hetivv
Mutt-thing useful for the mole per:
, try it tin-wing
iicut iiii1i :illl'fil'lito design is trim:
med with 11 shuwl colitii' :iiiil hos two.
kimono Sll‘l'Vpfl lini~lic1l
turn buck cell‘s. lt ‘uho hm inserted
packets “Nil :1 slruigltt wide 5
tho i'oIlu- requires t3‘I,Ivni'1l.-1 41inch
not :11 till rilliiruit to make 11ml
Gilt“ Viv-11"“ run-11:11"-
Thanksgiving Furniture
A splendid showing of Dining Tables, Chairs, Side
Tables, Buffets, China Closets, Tea Wagons, and many
other items.
A New Line of Dainty Novelties
Of wood, metal, crockery and willow ware, including Wall
Pockets, Candle Sticks, Smocking Sets, and a host of oth-
ers that make most acceptable presents at a. small cost.
RAYMOND 32' SON ‘
Wall to. High ‘Sts.
Funeral Directors Norwaiic
Women. The women‘zigeiits are work
inc; through clubs. the graiiges,’ 11nd
is c'illiiig for assistance when
colleges and the spctittlisis of the
Department of Agriculture
countv agents
late cordinate, but cooperate and mi
i1iso with each other freely
Problems in the Work. '.'
One 01‘ the big problems in the work alive by activities from the in.
rk is the finding of the right wom~
fl.
D ' x
New Dough for a Dressing Robe. ‘
iii ~tart lltc woik luv taking up I;
ilnlt iii the. up pi r edge. oi tho front 1.!
111.11: tul time uutlci' tum, shot].
«in :111l >l1't'\1: M'Hlli-‘l 111111 insert 11
fill-\l‘i 'tiui-r the arm, 1~.1i'i'0:~poiuliu,,;
iittt-lics 11ml siiiiill 7‘11" pt'rl'tii‘utiois
1'1'1'11. t‘luse wotcrimrk scam, tin-.1
slush the limit along crossliues 1»'
“null “ " prt'fointions tsl: .shiug tits
left 111111 only, tit the nipir 11o: -
iinci i; lililrli fill poiktt 11,11 111nm
Next, ilmt 1-111111 innit m :1111 of ti.»
l'iiliut‘ :tliil \1'11' to neck 1111341, ntilt‘l")
and center litti'its (2 1211.
Now, close tiir renter but it scum 17'
thc fut-lug, illtlil'flit‘il'l'IV siiittll “o ’
Perl-oration. Adjust to ,itisliiuu t'i
collar iiii1l lllltlt‘liit'alll front. 1't'ut1'-
bucks and coii'cspoii-ling edges 111m.
in." Penman mm 1001
loll coliiii' uud front as desired;
Lap the wooded end of the c1112.
(11 er the sir '1igl1t 11nd iulttiiing sum: 1
“o” perforations and stitch. How
out! to lower edge of alcove,- cones-f
funding nottliis 1111111. .1
Hush ‘_' pmktt sections of each size,
nloiig’ Flliilil "o' ’ podomtions. A. .
Hugo- “ pocket sections of the sinus
sire together (using hilt! slashed st' -
tion for c'wh pocket) 111111 stitch
mound tlu1 intire edge. Adjust pow
itch: to litmitioli underneath l'i'oir.
(ilotiblc "11o" pct'foi'htioiis iiitlit'zmu
upper front nip-xi and sew tlo
kl“ 1i1111l [1111's of litit‘kt‘la t0 Ollt‘tliifi '
in from .
Tuck it straight st rip ot material to
piwitioii zit lll11i"t' :11'111 scum, lietwec'i
ilu- smpll"11"111'1i'oititiotis in liiit'k ‘
low the Melt tlnungh.
littllulw ot' ~1'TT4111111111'ini added to
the ~1il'l's‘ :11'1 :111 ntiust-tioii to in
lulit‘.
Gown No. Will. Sizes, 36. 40, L! Hill] 44 in-
t'ti 1-1111 ts.
fl” c
I
.1111 to «1‘1 ve 11:1 agents. “or 11 emphasis
should lie. pliitt‘d, the speaker said.
on the methods of instruction to be,
employed and on the study of the
pyschology and sociology of the farm
woman, in order that the work may
be made as helpful its possible. in'
ibismonncction, there should be in
stripping away of all technicalities
'1id unnecessary complications in the
instruction given. Another great need
in the work is for local leadership by
country women who will keep the
side.
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