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"ll-II ’ ”m this sombre background is particularly
“a. yet each one o! that , -
. . ricsasdeilective.andthecolor
slits all!!! cut a slice oi . I
, a. Inchemopsaoastlybemadetomatch.
; , Ml sameloat -any room or combination otcoior'
rich “Pimu’fimachemssA . -
. I“ the W ”I‘ll-l. j‘he long list pillows which are so'
bisonionnsbecanalorll much u'sed on the built-In benches
rich man. poor lssii>seg- about the fireplace are otrsmaly attrac-
" m.” m that mn‘ live.in black linen decorated» with
"‘ 'm "a. of the" ”Mt M 07‘0““! m. of '1“! I
.. g, to 'm. even so colorful combination of ileld ilowers.
3 my bread. We “1 Then a scnrt to match for the library
. as. I“; of w. Not table Is good, and perhaps an embroid-
,, ' g.“ be wasted. ered cover for a telephone hook. \
, M“ where '0, WI" The eifect 0!. these blank embroid-
,. ~ 5.“ plenty “a to .We in cries in not :3. 2.1 (:rr‘ssing. 0n the
* ‘ m in united 'm, the‘stti'active note of somberndsa.
MOI may Serbia and the ' In the matter of stitches we are re-
his great moral “1’.qu turning once more to the styles of
. My them I, . sin for .15, almost half a century ago, for the old-
nhtso:veyylonguo...m" fashioned satin stitch has returned
would not buy a ion! or -with renewed ‘beaut'y. In dome ”in
, . - flstance-II it Is done with the eatretnely
.. .My 91 "up and [my line silk which was practically the
was among the men. women only embroidery lions used or known
' Ira‘h'ouptn'ms
.1. um. slice of bread contrary, they are very rich and warm ~
fl Important thing, 'looking In a winter room. and add just '
. iieeing before the q". by our grandmothers. and in others it W
flop 3mm, “4 301,91. If“ is done withyerrfheavy: merce'Fiacd j
all except a ”an "a. dose In large ”Milly battery. "As a“
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One or the novelties in the embroid- I ' _ 3
‘ery line istlle work on black linen or' New “'1- Ind "all! Mr»
{ml-ea fer Opting. ‘
With mom! a few day-”swan
it behooves all or ss'_to look carefully.
into the matter of our spring ward-
robe, that'ia we havenot already done
so. The papers have been full lately
of the reported sayings of soldiers, on-
corn and primer. remiss the
cbthes of the American woman.' It
mastheaioyfilsighitoco'msinto
town from one of the training camps.
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.3 hidden beneath her dress. and materials. some of the embroidery
.9. 9|! "in to exchange will 1’ delicate "“1 F“ ““9" tinted '3 s b“
' for even . loaf of bread. But of china; this is mostly used for small
not be had at any "in. , table centers end purely ornamental
‘II Wand to throw away g "“0" " a .
. 5.5.“ is . crime punishable The hardest wear a a waist course
.1... L“. last summer . W on the sides under the arms. Protect:
.10..“ in an ash can of n this part, of the blouse with the strip'
. my, woman . Piece ‘0' of oiled silk and there will be less like-
3'. ”ported this to the chi llhood otthe unsightlyznolea, which
m '1‘. fined twenty shil- often make on otherwise ”good Waist
T ‘1"; “wearable. This t." a trick of the
" story“ In. um. Um I, a, trade practiced by the moat fashion-
. t keeper who threw a.” “’10 of the New York dressmakera. '
'ct stale cake .11). 9,0,”. Take two pnli‘n of old stockings hav-
called before the Judge and Inn 800d less. Cut new feet from one
‘ " . w 'DIII'VOfleaa, using old foot . pattern
1” “h." is . crime In “In“. Sew up seams at heel and too. stretch.
in “"19- “. 1" may. log stocking while stitching to make
. - .. the individual in all.1 "m m?“ 91m”- CI! an enema in
‘ ’t for that y", reason "IE till) .0! new foot from the top of the;
should be . more severe‘ heel to lit the ankle of other legs. Cut
meted out to each and (”I 0i! 0‘5" "Jr of legs. sew new
of us by that most llighly'olull “1 Dulce. Open all seams and sew
.w. Judges—our consciences I list. Other woven goods may housed,
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'. throw "VI! ‘ m“ of or feet by sewing seams along foot to
. ke it lit.
half slice of bread or even a. m. . ‘ ‘ ‘
. . , , . . .Every woman knows how exasperat-
bleed. '° '" “mm, “m" in: it newborn. lust asshe thinks she
the plots of one of the bun-I ;, ,9"me cm, to ‘0 out “(I meet
"l'he bread 'Q- ”'9 l’"tho worldjshe looks down and sees a
'°” ‘° 3° hungry, and; run beginning In her stocking. 0f
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would. Costume or Dark alas fierce.
and see fifth avenue. on“dreu parade
mall the beauty «it spring colors. One
young aviator of my acquaintance
asked that among-the, magasines sent
to him in France there_be one very
frivolous one. ."liave it full of pretty
girls," he said. .
It’s all very well' to complain of the
high‘ccst of things now. 3 Materials are
higher. but . . . . . in a few months
theymy be even highernand so we
must "make h‘ay while the sun shines."
The! csrtainlypre enchanting.‘in all
their pristine freshness, draped in thel
shop windowsyor made into adorableI
little frocks and suits. Crepes. voiles.',
silk and cotton Jerseys. a veritablef
feast for the gods. A yard or\two of.
palest rose orgaudie. a, ruins or~‘ao ct
not. a twist of baby blue ribbon .. .
and Miss Simplicity stands before you»
charming tOs degree. ' There's a dil-.
terence I’ll her simplicity this year
”’3 in 0'" 9“." t0 0"" ““3" course. if she has time she changes her
world. . ' . stockinfl.“ But suppose she is catcho;
ing s tn'sln'cr has ' a luncthn' date?
if she is wise, she mostens her finger-1
is backward. Four years
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- ’ n "a sure way of stopping the draped.
W W, MM“ stitches and this allows her togo'
_ wrote the plays.”-'~
edge it won’t get an worse.
carnal. - y
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,3 Hrs. IBelle M. Ocku'ulho “Betsey
.3 floss" of nChlcago. ,who’ crocheted a
large American ,iis‘g. for President
Wilson, has completed work‘ on two
- . 3 . ,_ ‘ more Iago. ones lfronch tri-colon forI
m " *7 v ' Gen. John. and; another American.
. M and runner forces: Pet-hint» 1m ills-
- * ' ' ' ‘ arenew-on view at the Red Cross bu-
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from the studied, oitsn overdone elect.
she achieved last'year. tier skirts are;
really narrow. and the charming eh
. ' . “'5 “"9“ in 93“" and tout-ha. it to tn. um“, 11“. I‘Ifect is really gained by the materials " ‘ m"°°‘ ”9’” “WWW h“ hi! collar. airtime rapidly along the the losrd mayor. called upo n In 10'
"made In America." There are so few
"Imported" goods in comparison with;
. to our ouanralr MlLLiON. . I
Sportswear! 1). flowers ot the law
“mm“ 3‘ h a“ |I,"trusoadlllrattlslr.transduction»?
. from the farmers and then distributes '—
.much more for his labor than he did,
rbefore the war? And do you know
I been on the sscendsntt Do you know
. wages and -salarles that he could
‘aidsr that prices hare risen on a'rnuch
“aerial Didereneee. ‘ .39“
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derid why-intbeworldtbemml.ovcrthelsstsoale whichtookl '
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asked hasl-sl rots aWN“WMWVWWW! HM . “MN by -R ' I.
woman. “Thsnesttimsvyos'”':‘:"mm°‘mm“”" ' TileWavofa'FrodWithaGuimpe. '
gm” about pricesslopto Mk“ The collection a m is . . , ‘ dainty elects in batiste and soft,
, tamer who grew the things you skins sheer lawn\ Then, too, the Empire 2
I“ W" continued Ir. Oooville. now very w" over, ‘9‘ “W" ° -- waists must be cut low and! sleeve 3
“Do you know tkst he is paying 0: or MM 0‘ about lfty per «at. under lens to emphasise the beauty of their ;
‘ ' last We collection. lines; so the accompanying model
'3.“ . day 1" labor h. ”‘1‘ "I b” - ’ ' - fits into both ideas nicely The
tore the war for st or ”Jo—and ulst 1” “”3 °‘ “W h "9' Y“ dress is of blue challls and is do-
bo is having a mighty hard time get- " the lowest o“ m “.4 w "I" , signed to be slipmd on. over the
ting “M, at all? Do you “0' have to be devised whereby the goods head. it closes at the front and the
that even railroad is the country is can be brought 5"" I". “M" 00“" gain] I 'd*:3m§,d"$fir,fife,{2;
congested fill that it .is much more 1”“ or the conditions next fall '"I I” pockets.” For Gycar alas the dress
dlillcult to get farm products to man- ”one ‘“’°“'°' reauirea 1% yards flinch material,
Itet thomltllnn it was a year ago? Do 7
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with 1% yard flinch hatiste for the
guimpe and 1 yard of ribbon for the
lacing. .
Either the dress or guilupe my
be out separately, the guide being
followed closely in both instances
The back and front gorse of the shirt 3
are so placed on the chaliis that the :
triple "'i'l'l'” perforations rest along ; /
the lengthqu fold. To the right of I
the front gore p the pocket sod l
back and front of pin waist. with I
large "0" perforations on s length-J
wise thread. The pocket ls‘plsced
opposite the front gore.
Now. take the botiste and fold it“
in half. lay the front of the guimpe _
into position first. with triple “m" =
perforations along the le hwise I
fold. The back has its stralg edge l
running paralls with the selvage,;
large “0" perfor us on a length- 3
wine thread. Under the back place I
the stay with '"l‘" perforation along I
(Congressman lierritt'a Buiogy of
E. J. Hill.) ,
Among Representative Hill’s friends
,was a Catholic priest. Father Furlong.,
of Karma. "Before his trim to the
lloly hand in. mil called on'llla
I friend. then sick unto death. and asked;
scarcely have dreamed of a few years him' if "we was anything 3° could
sgt.—-—and that the same thing is true ”'1." him. a.” the rather, it I live
of the retailers? ‘ no long i should like. above all things.
“And‘then, on the other hand. when to M" you bring me ‘ m from,
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you wonder why the government hasn't the Holy City. When Ir. lllll was in‘
the Garden of Gethsemane which wasI
taken a has have you ate pd to n- . - '
d' 9 0° under the care of monks of the Fraud
ciscan order. he noted an old olive!
tree said to have been there since the‘
days of our lord. in conservation . l I . III!” the fold. The sleeve collar and cull=
with the abbot he learned that thaI “43w" wgfiwmmntm s have the large "0" perforations rest. I
olive stones were carefully preserved; "in”, 0! 'datnty whit; Milne. It “'3 "‘ ‘ "”‘th'm "m“ °t ”m“ '
ar famine. that it would‘ have gone . rial as illustrated in the cutting!
much higher had no! the “new". and made into rosariea. but were re- luces ot the [rest with a silken rite guide. s t a
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thr h the Unit ed tat . served strictly for the members of the The sleeves may be shortened. if I
m‘xnu”. men "Lure.“ mg. order and never sold. Thempos itinI was small miss or fashion must desired. by cuttlns 0! the unite"! I
ilo the market’ lists you shaped to m" “I“ m “M "‘0 “0170! his dr-' u" “‘ m w "4" I “35qu '21?" "”tlc‘t’§.'"3:"t;3"m’a°t§'31‘t“°”' I h
' ' maul. these are so are _p I 1 . ..
wonder why the wholesaleb price st u“ "I'M "‘° "h“ °‘ "Wt W a” tor 1 " " . 1 , .
scurrilssstnsntusbarrslmllenlt'“”'°"°°""W"“°'WM “h " ‘
went as high as 815 last summer and "7 coming from a". particular Pb“,
threatened to keep mounting? Have and madeby u" “n" W h" "‘9"
you remembered that the farmer is would b. “3 a“. dying m“ 7'“ '5
lng more money out of 810 or 811 “1 y” touched b, the ""7 and “M, '
flour today than be got out of Oil or “I“ h. I." M“ in’breaking ”‘9 '
‘15 um I“ Mums my, ' 'm, m mw-ul’. Hill '“h this
it to tile sustains dealers. has to say
that all of his necessary expenses have
that the wholesale dealer ls patina
lower scale than has ruled In other
wars? Have you thought when you
paid ten or leven cents tor sugar,
with the country going. through a‘sug-
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“You know that prices are high and mm which, fortunately, M '9' “h Pictoriil‘uevlew Dr“! No. 1581. 8ises, i to 13 years. Price, 20 cents. K:
. toolaoainthehandaofhisfrisndhe-
you wonder why 'somebody doesnt do m h di ' , .
something about it.’ Prices are high. ’ d' and '1'" h‘.’ ““1"“ 3 . 3
but the wonder is that they are not is; m." m “um “'3“ M , - - ' 3 .
higher, when you come to think of it." * ' ' . ‘ ‘ ed that Com-
, I m vii: aus cows. ’Jionrs instead in the quarters devoted mazfififfld ‘33:.” m 0.2....
'3 NON - v ' ' ' l 'V Ito M“ administration "1 Gm'm' on while still In midocesn and lint!
I m" smaoo , 1”"“°" °’“"""“"' m". ‘” Wooden. or intravelil'ig in mace 3th... out at that tune the immer-
. ..___ . . I: work or Our Navy, it 3 ' . ‘
Ma .- x __ . and lrelsnd supervisin the min wlve quartermaster to ma e a repu a .. ,
A“. to u' " of Hatters‘ Furs I"I farm under his comman‘ ' ‘ d. . ' ‘Iaioy. ' fol-C oratory for the enlisted
""9 “WW- “ . it is a pleasure to praise where . it may not be out of‘place to mItcrce.—hcm "A Traveler~ ”Ewe," ,
- The American Hatter says: praiseis due. and too much an”: I“. . characteristicst of Admiraln'l'lme." by Winston Churchi , in .
Conditions in thehatters' for market 3:] leggings!» [Wad oiisur na- films. whoa; «MESH our umfi;¢‘€l‘“‘"’
mflh ‘ ' oatsd m - - something at .whose nota le con utions.to ns'vn '- ' ~
:22!” film”! all Fr hmkile'm I can speak from intimate per- gunnery are too_well known to need JOEL A‘. SPERRY DEM?-
”9 W . enc ‘ ,sonal experience. in these days. in “petition. Several years ago. on s . ' - » .
by the government ct hence. whichothst part of London near 0., “a". mm". my '45 mind, 'he was Joel ”drew Sperry. founder of
prohibits their export, and which re- ally. you msy‘chsllos to run solves igneted by the admiral oi the murmurs Barnes, died' yesterdsy in . '
suits in M “M be . “mum“ a tall erect. and broad-shouldered man yo he‘present at a banquet given our the “indium year’ 9“... an nit, '
”V x in blue unuorm. with tut-es stimuli sailors in the Guildhall. or urse. SW?! “mm In Wm...” “a .J _
millimeter-en it labelleved that will sidewalk. and sometimes. is his haste mess. but Commander Sims ill-"vent *0 ”9." "W99"?! lint-“J“?lw.
action ‘was m... as . result of mvcuttlng across a street. People smile :isted that a bluejaeket should make .‘uely iltting himself. for I business . 3
sentstions m'sde' 'M the vl're'noh hat at him-«torrmongers. clerks. end .the address. “What, a blackout-"rum,- After it “y ’9'.” 9: engines. .
”Mm m. is lit “dim“ Niger“... “a 'W' ‘ml them- exclaimed the lord mayor in anion-x 3mm in NEWIHVOVOII. ”kWh“
- . , , “There sues this American as: t. "Do bluelsckets make“. .. ~ - ~ -
the embryo on com tors. which mommy" m.“ invariably smiles back _, in your country?" . new: engaged in the provision business ks
reporud last month.. -floriis have at them. especially at the children! It“!!! my do: said Sims. - "NO'ItNe' Yamaha afterwards returning to
3 . . ., I been to ha this embargo “up no less W, , every Inch a sea- 'there’s a line-looking man over-5N HIV and ‘m u", m...“ '
Ilrnl Bowers .WI I! & Cornell. m“ '° ' "' iman, commanding} devoted lgy.‘ n ' 9" en 4
' ' - ' ' 7’ “butwuh success . , . there. a ousrtermaster on my! shirt. -
of Bridgeport, if 1' I“ 9‘W' .no ’ I'm"! Ml IM'M' “‘0'! the you: .lat’s call on him and see ‘what ho-Ism & Barnes. ”which under his c
of the rssiduary of the estate of lists.
Hatters have a serious rival. in the men who are aoourln‘g the seas with has to say.” The quartemnst ant, tive direction {or my years developed -
ther John-ht Bowers, noted wildfire-”M? M "l“- Oll WV :01 my our destroyers. in, fiance. as well summoned rose with a plumb a de-Iin'to one ‘of New Raven's largest and
pistand lawyer. whose will was alerts
in tho.surrogato court in New 'Yorlt
this week ' -- ’
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skins now be is t demand for II II ,anlud the name of s‘ ‘is a timed himself or a speech t made mm mm industries. .-
‘ h! if" * v' *thd90rdmndifhe ($3th thehall that formed the ubicctI , ,
m“ 5" WWW m m be feted every day of the week. He ot a ' "and amazed 09111319”! ”I contrast w t “I '.
“9"" ““1 1" "131”“ MWIjI‘doss not choose. He spends iongIth'e newspapers ot‘ths British capital. 1'11! . , an ' . 3 1
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