1+
'..
v— - of ginger,
T'X'fltflh from lllst‘nltui:
- W... l
”'4 Spiced Apple Je-lly.—-’l‘:1l<11 (lllt' Di'Civ‘
w
’.-....-Ho1‘ WEATHER coon THINGS.
' rm“)! of sugar. add one-half cup.
Wat corn starch. mixed with a little
t
may. AUGUST 11111211
1'TUE'
fl. ‘KlTEHE .3
——
f .
'Wero I to pray for a taste w‘nich
Would stand by me under every va-
- M of circumstances and be a solace
a“ happiness and cheertulness to me
11m; life and a shield against its
1131'. however things might go amiss
Ind the world frown upon me. it
__ would be a taste for reading—Anthony
- “moi/an.
“‘1‘ good supply of bottlcd sirups,
kites and glil;i.‘l' air will lit‘ a source
" ' of comfort and refresh-
ment to the housewife
:md L'uvst during the hot
wow it or.
gctlicr for fivv
two rupfnls of sugar and
four ('upt'uls of
juice. three (-upt'uls each
of orange intro and cher-
iitb ice.
Grape Nectar.—Iioil together one
' Ml of samu- 111111 11th quart of wa-
ter; after cooking tvu minutes add
When cool “11' jolt-1- 11f tbrw- lt-xnoi1s‘.
two ornngvs. who can of pluvupplo and
.. pint of grapv juice. Let stand.thrce
,Iours then add our thinly-sliced or'
1% S(‘l’\'t' with it‘o.
Ginger A!e —iil‘ii|u\'1> the skins from
at: largo lt-zzzozs and sil1-1- tin-m Into
III caribou lmwl. Add to lhum six
ounm of lurulscd. fresh gin::1-r root,
six ('npfuls' of sugar and four gull-Ins
of boiling nan-r. \\'l11-u lulu-warm
add one-fourth of :1 ymtst Hikc dis:
solved lu‘a littlt- watcr. (‘ovt-r tht-
bowl “'iiil :i tl1in 1-l11th and ii'i stand
8 day. i‘mitlt- :tizti lit-Np ill it ('Utll
plum ‘
Pear Fritters.—t'ut ripo pears.
peeled and r-u'wl hzto thick slit‘tvs;1ll[1
into a friin-r linth-i‘ and fry in 1l1-1-p
fut. Scru- ruin-1! in sugar and with
a sauce nuttlv from sit'wiili: lill‘ pt-cl-
lugs and rows with 11 [war or two in
audit-tout wait-r con-r. 'Strnln.
sweclcn, tlutlwn “uh ”our; add but-
ter; cook until smooth :lllli thick. The
trittcr battvr [Ii‘t’pill't'ti with one
cupful 0f liuili‘. iil!‘ yolks of twu 0;:gs',
Onehalf r‘upl‘ul of cold wan-r. two tu-
biespmmfllls ot' sugar and :1 ‘table-
Spoflliflli (If I'ii\'t' oil or any good szilnd
oll. Brut to :1 slutmlli pasic; {Hill the
Still-henna: \vlutvs and :1 [lillt'il of salt.
A pair 01‘ llzilcin: slim-ts inudo to fit
the oven with tho wlzvs turned up 11:11]
reintomd by n llit‘t‘t‘ of heavy wirc
are the bandh-st of lmltinc pans. A
whole roll of wolchss may he t‘oiim]
out and baked with one heating of the
oven.
Maui». "Mme.
‘1)
l:
'iflfiel<li(]fifij\v
' GRBWE¥@
(’(Q.~ 1921. \vatnrn Newspaper L'nion)
Stranger. if thou hast. learned a truth
which 111-1'1l4
No school of ion: experience that the
World
In full of 1:;11t and misery, and hast
1 Jean ‘
1. Enough of all its sorrows. rrlmca and
cares
To tire tht-o- of it, cutt'r this xvii-'1 woo-i
And view tho haunts or nature.
PRESERVES AND CONSERVES.
The sonsun for putting up tl11- Lfnml
things from
iit‘i'i is ill
and H11-
though
tinl il'il-
thrifty
in l1--1‘
and
h :1 u d.
\\'t':liiii‘l‘,
illli, \i'iii
ill 1' lilt-
l;'|i|\.'\\ii.1-
pr: paratlou {U r
tln- uiulvl' and a
lull lruit (‘i"\'t'i.
Fruit Conserve.
ul' [“0
1':-rtl:~u
——Talw 11nd
01:11 11
pounds- oi t~ rt 1'l11-11'i1-s. th1- juit't- and
rind of thi‘t «-
oi' sugar.
raisins.
ti;'1ll..’.1vs'
Wimp H11-
gnr and cont; :1)
small air-tum tars
Preserved P1~nrs.—-'l‘:1‘111- six pounds
of parted. L'Il"\,-i and balm-d pears: add
-Iour pound» oi .«u',:.1r and two 1~upful<
of water. tho- juirt- of two lemons. tl11-
rind of out- out in strips and 11m
t,
cold water .~:
.11111tourvupt‘uk
11"" :ltl’i tl11- su-
lillllilil“. 51-11! in
111mm-
l'rup tho pears into
soon as parrd to lzm-p
1;. “oil together
_ the sugar. lt'izmu and :iugt'r for half
an hour. limp thi- 1‘1 hrs. 11 WW at 11
thug, lntu ill" --'irup and cook l7» min-
utes. Drop lliln sterilized Jars and
"pour over tim l'iil‘iI sirup uln-n all an»
cooked. SP”! :1! (lili'O,
...°.f tzirt app“ s'. cupi‘ul ot'
‘mlxed splr1--. l’u' tho spit'i-s it: 11 but:
and Cook tht- ..ppl1's in t-qnal parts of
vinegar and \\:.tt~r to (‘0\('l', additu:
the spices. \‘.'l..1-n tlw uppl-‘s are soft.
drain in a jolly hag. lloil the juice
unequal quantities or a little loss of
heated sugar. When jellied pour into
FM and rover whh puruflin when
Hitwliuil
n... Puddihg.—i'm1r one pint of
merry-1"”? into a saucepan with
. water, to the boiling fruit Juice:
' .1 partly cooled add a teaspoontul
extract and one-half teaspoon:
> tot'ahnond \extrat-t. _l-‘nl1l in the
. I‘utcn whites of two 0; ré. Dip
on mold into cold water until
e with chopped almonds. Fill
mold and sprinkle with almonds.
,“‘htnped cream heaped
"MM main. : '4 ~=
Cherry Punch—lion to-
niinutes ‘
water; ;
add one ('npt'nl of lemon ‘
ry Juice. Chili and serve
g
1’
l
E .
The dress liit'illri'll hero is of navy
LUNG with new suits for fall,
1-1.1:11' the new cloth dresses. the
1~111--pi1we daytime trucks that have
made :1 secure place for themseiu-s
among street clollu-s. They employ (‘l‘t'pt‘ with buttons——
tln- samc fabrics as suits (lo-tl11» samt- . unv srpxnrr. \xl1it1- buttwu toihmiu: au-
sort of ilt'l'nl‘fliltllt and llhfih—ulth E otlivr from it"l‘!f (about. in two rows.
more latitude in thc matter of trim-l'l‘lu-y :tlsu outlim- tlw lmitnm of tho
min:—-:1nd have ill‘t'tllllt‘ :1 unressilylslm-vv. A Mark pntwm lt-:1-'l1vr l-vll.
in tho wardrobe. They have nu illi- ‘ pipvd with M12112 roultl hardly 211‘ 11:11»
\:u1t:1;:«~ lmvaust- tin-y :1r1- worn \x‘ith-fro'uvr. and is loom!) :uijusivd almui
out :1 coat for curly full and ulltlrl’iilu' \\.ti~l.
heavy “raps for iuiduiutcr. .‘i:lll_\'
'l'ht- l1I‘\\ arrivals lll sll't‘t‘t tlr:~.<sl‘~11tlt:xi
(HN'IHN‘ :ltn-lznm's to ill‘ of one mind, llu-ir
nt It':.st in tinI matter of lilt' str:1i;.'h!-°:i‘r-:tvi"
lim- stihom-ttt'. ’J‘lu-y have dcvvlopml ‘ tailored
tin-i1: in many ways. but the many of H'-
i'oundntinn of the stylus lit-s upon the . strap l-t-lt
sll‘:ii;.'l1l lim- tiguru. cw-n win-n pluilsisutm: l'vaiuw 11: llm siilv.
:11‘1- viziplnyt-tl in tlzu skirts. some 1it'.t11"1"n' for crisp autumn
”it's-(3 (il't‘.\~l'.\' iliu‘t‘ liit' ('th-t't 11f skirts \\ il in: iilili='ti “ill‘ll iin' litii1- mum-s in
wt on to bodies. lllllii‘l’ narrow strap rim-1» sul-si‘tutu-s for
indie. plat-ml at 11 low waist lino: but,
21!.
1 this” i lin‘uk lill' “111- from
i
l
lshwuldc-r to ili'ill. lit-ll sit-1|\1*s, 1-ll111-1
l
l
l
|
! COPYIIGNT IY VHTLIN NIWAPu UNtOI.
I
or lhl‘r-t'iptnt'lv r l1-n;.tl1 :.J-p1~:.r 111 l..-.--'
in Knitted Wear
tril-otiiw. its linifh-nzth slt't'It‘s arc
sinslu-d and {um-d with (‘i‘l‘iK'wit'u‘illlltfi
Tho \vldc opt-11511;; is ln-rvlvrwl \iith tho
and nt'naun-mwl
.
til‘t‘ssi‘s‘ luno
'lii-
pnlivls
(if
sntall
'ili'
nil
\fi't-t‘i
\‘l'iil1.iliili‘\\‘
l-raid :litvi
umimulu
Hi iiio‘st' il‘tu'ii‘é
monk-ls. and th-
fz-stizuony in tin-
Sttitill fur
ti;1.\.<.
'ilvlil1:l~l/’.1‘
lll21~'.— ,\':.l‘i'->\\
ill ivvul
1l1'1r111't1-r
11.21 e.
idt'ns‘ ~111.1i't1~-!
.4 ‘ 1..
. its 11‘
’lil'l‘v'\l
\t-nr :11111-1111
lilt‘
n-ii tin lit'l
l
,. 5);..-
t'ulliiil‘t‘tl iill' l'unwj. ot' tin-tr nm’mls / fulw(
. lull L'I'llut's and iin' i11~1|.ll:.1‘ .1l'l' t.:11.“
tarictl.
20
J
l Smart Sty‘
f*Blllll
Picturesque ‘Cors'ages Continue}.
lual. The matcrlnl is t-lnu-mvuw. white.
lined throughout with him-k. the sui'ti
lining turning oyor irregularly at neck :
and ilt'lll. I
This blouse could be mad“ ip mnl’LVj
different combinations of color and of;
'7: _ , . .1.” ‘
. -’ 44544174..”qu Merry. .
' 5w;
‘1»
~_ "zr“"“‘i"‘“""‘“”“" .
f R ‘-
13» Mac: ‘o‘ewilw e:.»:.m.wvmm\/ '4
J" LES have lu-come so i
S in knitted things for
that gnrmt-uts art- uamw
' r:— ~mn~m mm :3
v V
x mportant." that slips through supporting straps at
outerwear. ', the shins. This is n dignified coat that
”S “mxmm‘” '.1111.1.1-111-Jnuii‘ti libel-11: has many rivals in fancier stitches and
und 8” H“ mm“. t‘~1-11 l: 1-1.11l~.s. l i‘l‘VPt‘s of :1u:ora or utht-r \vnol furs.
no: “In“; I” w l ‘1. 1,» limit- 11-u-11l- 1 Very ultt'n the rovers and cum: arc
111111111f111-ii11~1v-< h‘o‘o‘. silk and hlwr .slll: J in whitt- mi 11 colored coat. or in an-
{m- 1,111 ‘ . 1 11.1 mad:- smnrt iiiillL'S ' other color. as pearl gray on shell pink
1r war that dust-nod to be rc- ‘ 21-11% on navv white on J (l - ii: I '
paint-d and are. The s\\'t.‘:ltt'l“i'tl:li has ’ white .1 N h ‘lme 0n
.1-1-111111- lilt‘ " ' > " ‘ ' ' " .
m.- anh 0 ‘ttliivttdli: "pip 11111.1...11'111'11'1: J" tum 399s these knitted tuxcdos every-
“M ”I", “mm”. mm. (mil; :1“ blunt, 1w hunt—at the country club, the con-
WM R n” Ilmr‘guao "‘ll|id‘(i:‘l']‘:'\\'i.:i; a 1.1-1.3. the ileuCiintli'l titeVstreet. Their
“rim . Iv- . _ . . ‘ . ' numhusmul increase with the coming
. l.‘ 11s: riptne winds pron-11m; 1 of mu and/We shall find them in th
lillt‘, tl11- tuxedo and the St‘izll- ‘ 1'0"“):an of dainty blouseslike tin:
tuxedo-have replaced it. aided by new Shown here and with~ silk- skirts. This
,.t1.11. . blouses. Mouse is made of French blue geor-
v
this
hal' 1:9 .lli‘."gl'|:nt t0 tmlllldslle Mil" gem: with mnbroidery in black and
5 s11 e( n the most attractive ccri'se. it features; the bell sloe've and
outer wour for {all that has 1-v1-r boon
pl‘cst'nted by file knitting mills. Thcse‘
knitted things are for e\'t‘l',\'tl'.ltg_\‘t)liilg
or old—hut they tit the youth of school~
girls and young women at college as”
surely us‘smooth chm-ks and sparkling -1
eyes. Worsted middics in white“ With: :1
collars in navy or cadet blue or jockey 1
red are turned up about the bottom“
with “Wt-l uhno‘nefenmng utten:
(ion to the fQCLfiM made with elbow-l
length puleeves‘ 8,1341. provided with
illustrates the tuckfin style, which is
at least holding its own among many
_ov.et'~blettse rivals. "
3’55? .
.avr---*'
4“
.. ~- "Um-um”
. 1. WWW. whine;
It-is surprising hawk-sum
..-1
fit.
"to!
thwzevewwher¢i 4k
tumed‘up‘cufln.‘ he sure '3: fate some!"
one will invent Nahum bar té‘coms“
plete this snappy. often-1 for (all. ~ ‘ "
A plain tuxedo is s‘hownrabovewl-‘un'
'll .
,a
_ red
chenille dot '-holds'ifl mm to institute?
'abh veiling, And mum: theft: '
villi is haying such a tranmd‘o‘us‘
(“a”)
Same Manner as Fresh
Varieties Are Employed.
of onions.
tion is 37 per cent of potatoes, 1
(Hit each of Carrots and turnips,
May Be Used ihéotilting in About i
talus. 20 per cent each of potatoes,
turnips and peas, 1? per cent each
of carrots and hoans, and 6 per ccnti
In another. the common-5
9 per 1
IQ; Oklahoma Congresswcww c
jon mantis .1... “\
* 1 I ' Buffalo Man's DCSingOr a ‘
. 1 Trailer ls Elabcvve firm;
um 113121 1
The independent 1 ; .
pletciy Wif—C‘Olliiilllwi
truck chasis ~ \\ hi: i."
Mechanics Mam-mu; . . ..
This question is tittii. a 11‘
~ 2‘ up...
of hundreds of 1111111111- . 111. 1..“
felt the lures of \pm _ . 1.! "
l road leadingr away hm... -
; longer or wider than the aver. .
ing car.
to ”Old Attenuon' _ i ES FUR SW ' 01' tomorrow. lilaln r.1-11 \ I ”‘
' ‘ f g ‘ 600” M XTUB . directly on the 1-141“ _ ~11 ‘
1 . ‘ manv but it has 1-1-1 1. 1 . ‘ '
Casa uln Model Reigns Supreme ln‘ " 1 . »- . .1 ‘ . 1 . ,.1 :1:
Saris lndtrl’romises to Retain : Housekeeper Should Remember That Emma; Effigy; 1-)“): I”. 'n 1 1
Its Popularity. ~ I 0"" Vegetables That Absorb "ally a palace (Ear of :1 \ '
« .. -__.; - - ' ' Water and c°°k. at Equal 1 double-dcckiu: nrr:.:.- 11 1‘
The fashion of wearing .decoratiflf Rates Can Be Combined. lampie «page {.11- r111;,- 1" ‘
» blnuscs‘mow's npacc. And it is a very: _ - —‘ ’ ; J‘t‘l'iiiS-—ll0i hunks— 1.11:, .
desirable fashion. indeed it is iltll‘d" (Prepared by the United 3‘3‘93 Depari‘t fortnhle spiwinnt- 1.
ly correct to speak of the pictur- _ . __ ment of Agricubture.) * , f-tstoninn m “I; ‘. .1 .
"Nine corsam‘s “'ilit'h are now SO gen-l I \arious dried or evaporated vegc-n b‘o'dv (-:t11ud' ou‘fii‘ 1l
orally worn as "Nuns”... ()111: uses‘l tables may be used in S‘Wkfi’l'y in most ‘1 fonymv—i Mus” I-I 1.1.11 . .
the word bt‘t'iIUSe it has mum m rep-4" of the ways in which fresh materials lmr’odeit-lctri- lilrhf 1 . p‘.
resent unvtiiing that is neither 11 drcusi ' “I“ employed. They may find the”. 7 1:00.; mi” 3:: 1‘1”.“.' ‘ I
bodice ndr u mantle. Tho arrival oi" Wide“ usefulness, however. in SOUP I i, (1'. 11‘ 02.11121?! d1": I
the cusaqttin-himtso has revolutionized: mixtures or m the preparationof the i x“ . i “:1? .1 “H 11'.” . .
the feminine world. i . ever popularvold~fasluoncd \cg’table ’23, ”t; 31'2”; .‘l”: t) “-
in ’aris iht- cusaquin reigns Sit-i {boiled dinner. Drymg .pcrmits the ‘ 1;)?(1? SAC; 33-1.“. Ar
lifi'llw. and it is'likt-lv tu l't‘lllilill in (11-, ' serving .01: any favorite vegetable l L ;(ro'3.({:.:1il tuut (. .IH
\‘tll' fill‘ :1 it)": ililloA in Ctlitit‘. \Vlthi . 'i cmnbmatwn [it any and a" 801150115 or I it‘nn‘ 3’ Ztrd‘f’“ ‘“n“! l") I
- - » - 1 1 -. _ q 1 itbe year. 1 Hits, it‘lligt'ldi'ui, 0111- ... .
::::: 2:31:41 5:12;; 1 s w . .1... 1 ‘-
ms“ of “natural" “um ”wusuwmmm tnhlc mixture that wtll have the max- ‘ 9: ‘1‘!“ a1. ”‘1.“ ‘.- . 'l r' ' .
Anutlwr stvlt- (1t win-11111111 now im- ’ lmum food value and at the same time} 2- 1:1”: qii'lvlhlifm ‘IL'HI- '5' .
"'0”qu [mphh'r k biill‘ “micm‘mgo. . be as nearly as possible a Complete or _1 :i‘ii'd .1“. ‘.1.1.‘ ‘xluptm t .‘uiifl -. 11. .
which can ilt‘ 1171.111 lover auv skirt. and i balanced ration, the {annulus used m illi‘tt "IH’T."'d’-’ is: 0“ 3" H ~ I f
at onv time of the day .le .lunnvl "linkingevaporated soup tmxgures for! 1“, ‘51"? fir-1.!" ”(1] 8 MW;- .
.-1~.-1111}m is as bocmililn". ‘ls‘ it is uric-l he British armies may serve -as! unfit-I. t“ ”W 5 mm I I i '1
. ~ s «- 1 5 =1“:ch One or these mixtures com, *i‘dUOUrno-‘r “f ‘1'" outfit
AS MISS- ALICE EXPLAih'ED lT
i
mutt-rial. The important thing‘is that : Th“ '3 ' ‘9" °' "Mr-“WNW" em- per cent each of onions and cabbage] dian Cus‘bm Con'er -~ ~1u—d h‘
it should be 1-x1-111-1iingiy .supplo, 1-il:»;b'°id°'¢d 5" ”Ch braid. Ti“ simPll° and 2&5 per cent each of beans and: 0rd;r of Pia}: P c,”
”“55" tho {OMS would not fall PM. ,ity of line I: exquisite and a note of peas. ’ -.- “”"CC‘
r1-1-ily. . {great smartnes: is added by the col- Differ prom Prepared Product. i Not mm: mm W w ' 11-
Thu continuation of him-k with white ‘ ’3" The dried vegetable soup mixtures ' gum.“ {run} (on. . ._ 1.1
1‘ H“, mg“ m. ”H, “a"... 1-,“. wry hm: ' on ado dii‘x‘cr principally from those f has wt'is‘ in PM . t1 l .
' :‘LIKE THE OVERSKIRT BLDUSE ' ii‘hilladt-tphia 1.9.1.1 . ‘ ”P
i “"‘“‘__ 1 “.lit‘il it ('liit‘l‘t"i ? 1 143w“.
Stout Women Will Never Give Up ltivt-‘s other the 111111 .- 1.11
1 Tunic—Solution of Separate Skirt ! Miss Alice ltoiu rtwn ‘L'h-xv
5 and Waist Problem. p , \vonian. brought up 1111' 1- -=
' - ' f t “This is a line il'I\\"tir- _\1 1:. ~-1«i
. Tho stout woman will never give I 1 Mr. Harding. “What‘s 1:11: . . . .1 '.1
'tip the tunic of ovvrskirt blouse. it is ; ,vun men Ilrw't'iiiiig your dist. :. 41-11
‘tlm solution of tin.- St‘llfll'uit’yfliiri. and 5 woman associate?"
\"ulfl problem for ltcr. Few of the But Miss Robertson cann- tu
new hinlls‘t'fi cannot be warn by ltcr.. 1‘ rt-scuo with l11~r (.‘leliitiutfuil. Y‘s,
‘bnt both-r llnos rosult if she chooses i i turn \vt-nt first in suhmis-iou to lit-r
the Mouse that is slightly iongor than . ; will. she said. It was :1 rustom t1-~
.llit‘ liip~it-il,'_'lii middy stylcs. as this. 2' . (‘iliizli’ it) (lkluhnnzn‘ u ltuldtn'tH‘ f: 31
,i! it contrasts with tho skirt. is opt ‘ ilw uld Indian days, \\'l11-n l: -,
lfto emphasize hip breadth when it is - lilt'il and women ontvrml any in ;
innt wantml. . 1ll10 int-n “cut first and tl.o- q
i For vvvning the large woman is al- followed. It was um liihi p ;
Inmsthnlhnitt-d in her choice of gowns. 3 “1-1-11 given prct-vdt'ncc. 1_ He
”l‘hu new dyed laces can be Used for ‘- (‘tmll‘ury- Th" 1'14“”!
lhor providing she does not not them lilshctl ”19 “‘i“ ”Nil :11 +—
ttoo ilufl'y rutlly in charm-tor. Low- . “NHL“ "1’ FW‘“ Purl?" 1:
draped efforts. anron'tnnlr-s and com ‘ arr driven down thv ' ,x,
initiations with «1:311:11: lino: of satin 1 they no first. not .~ r '- 1..
ixv'ill harmonize them with her figure. 7 ‘ «ct-1101100, but luu -..~r
g'l‘luis Fill.‘ may cit-1099. n navy satin Cookstove Drier w'” Dry Vegetables '.wiil behind “hi1:
twitb nu apron front and back of i Quickly 3"“ Successfully. "‘ __-..
fitlnuk iu-t muhroldurnd imH-ystnl The ' formulas in having in most instanccsi ~ Protecting Nr.t.;. : .7: ‘15.
|tum-inst dominate is V-slmpnd. and a larger pvt‘ct'ttt:1-_:1- “t. pntnto. it) the: i.l;.'iillllil.'.‘. 1_-ft1~:1 - :1
iiihi‘" m" ”H" remains smooth and abscut‘t‘luf bonus‘ and lu-ns. and in ““NHIH'“_ .“ifqimfl 'b
;”"'“.i“"”"'] at tho “0"“ and shoulders. having various iuiilur additions, SU”il "_“"“ “r “V “”5
”'1 full arm-House nl' HIP m-l falls ‘0 ins hot-ti, u'iurv, radishvs and toxua- (“MM Status "H.“ L
in low wri-istliin- in front. giving to the loos. ‘ l “l“ “"li-‘Hll‘rl'lk’. ill" ‘ 4 i"
isatur a linlt‘rn nppvnram‘t‘ ”if" In making up comhinaiiuns of dried ‘ Mm: Ii".- bellman...» j.
luna‘Vt‘Q :il‘v. of tho nel_ also tbc close- vegvtaith-s‘. the lIoust-kt‘t‘pt‘r should “L ‘ ilti inputs. and 11.1 . ‘.
liyirifldmi :ai‘dlw “huh ”CS in a fluffy lucml-cr that tho iuixiurofi‘ must suits:LI 11‘1ill;l‘k:'llut~_‘ trim . .1
1 m“ "l ”l“ “d“- uut-ntly b1- snakcd and coolant as :1' ‘ “‘h'h.’ “M "1 . .
l ' '_ ' unit. and only VOL’t‘iiiitit‘S that absorb 1'1“)!“"1‘1‘0 1111-:1‘sur.» l ‘
I PADS AND FANCIES lwntcr and cool: at approvimatvlyj11‘“ t1.1: “will“: ‘1‘
. loqual rates (-1121 be successfully com-z zones (.1..\,.1;\-I,‘.H.1,.1 '_ ‘
The circular tunic is now and smart. : l-iut-ti in :1 dry condition. Such matc- 1 ;7f (‘1‘ 1:11.221}: ‘z’lr‘fllnfllilyc . ~1 .
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11,-“ ,. -\ r - , . . .\lnt:yiro1k.< “‘"FZKW' ”“Hlllllil l"l"“l' ‘1 rim" "S ”'0 mm."“fll‘lithlt-S. cabin-1.29.;l 1,? .1.. .. .1“ I1 - 1.‘ :7. ' 11
‘ ‘° '° “ kw J-nny M°d~| '" Wh'te 'll:1~ lull l1>11;.-_th sin-pint.- collar is t-t-lvry. tomatoes- and onion; lwhnve’n.1pt.t.u111 ‘ i" x " ‘ 1
Chartreuse Lined \Viih Black Char- sw'ii. 3 any”. ”n". ill ”h.“- absorption Of water; h-‘V ”N f3” ”“1 1 . ‘
mouse. wraps i-ontipav to {nature large mud in cooking. according to special-gl pct; cont 1“? H". 1
opt-11311;: in fi'1‘ill is uxlrvnu-ly becoming "film‘s“ V ht" "f the I'niit‘d Stun-s IM-paptnvnti 31:1?“ 1:" t,:vr\;l.‘lif ,llrflri‘f‘ .
1.. . .411 ilLlel'v“-'—-ill«lt‘1;d m 1"v1-r_von11_ 'l‘ln- \‘11-torian lino is Used in derol- ; of Agriculture. Any dosirwl com-1 " ' ‘ ' “l... .__
A Moust- in this kind (IllullS uvcr u letagc. ‘ bzuruiuzt can “0 made from them. i Che Didn't Fornef
'litll'l)‘ 1-l11-:.1is.vt:1-_ and the lath-r mar '“W inundation shirt is Still quite Dried corn and mature puns 311111 A {my :(“iiN Ti” -1 l: i <-
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luui1- “l“ 1.1:: in Kimono f:tsl1iu:1,i 'i‘l... 11.--.v1:.st l'niltu-ss is just above slowly and must be cooked from two; papcr q ‘v‘ou‘uv‘r “(Mimi 11‘ ‘ \ ‘,
Wm“ sit-:pI1-:1ud wt cm“ [the kllt‘t‘. 1 to thrco times as ion: as mammals in ‘ run“ #11:” I;W‘.n\.‘-...;h , ,
~_ _... '.._____ ~-_~ Many of tho lil‘\\' fl'mks slip over I the list Just given. For this reas‘np iie “gm: ‘1 limit“ \;\.1 :.1.:.,:i '1
01110 FROCKS ARE PLENTIFUL “W “"‘~‘ ’ ”“‘-“ “"""‘ "“ ““m’ “'“h “the”: 1.1.1.1 “1.1.1.1.. 1.. .-
' Many gowns feature the full—length 1 "“Wml'l‘“ “PM“? soaking. "”10“”. i “.7” {.4 V... 1.11 1 1. . 't
" _ bm‘k prliioL I “my should be scparatcd, soaked. and 1 ‘ l H in!“ [V'Nw \"'_ ”“f y, . .
W‘M" Days 8""9 0‘" smar‘e“, (‘I'viu- do chine is USt'd for airaight l"""“.“ «‘m‘lx’rtl- ‘len the other “'29- f '.~111.1-.-.~:11. SW ’5"_,‘”_' . ..
GOWM‘“ Season—Dolmen Wraps luuic {nu-M; “ tables desired in the mixture. after: I'l'"‘.l“."“il m .13“: WM'HMH‘" 1:: '
t0 ”1° F°'°- l'n-ss collars stand a little away i""“‘l""‘ soakinu. may be “dd”! and I n 01111111111111: i1“:!:‘\n-(l~ r- 1‘ ~‘
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‘milf‘l ”0‘.le :ulllrii": wlt‘ii-h 'fl'ilV :thiltl lemc blouses are usually “It with .Iurnctio-ril xtf‘lloi‘iywife'ffit‘abi'ei.‘ 1’” "Ml 1i”! 110 khmrs non ‘ L
l'" "k 21““ l'l'Wnihvrth -\t iht‘eill‘llt'llt’t)“ “mun“ TIN‘V‘S' in" siiftt'l hr“ tl (iris-(:1 I 1s. :1“? be: (“PHI for the "ll'u'l‘ day lh' 3' ‘-‘ "i
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. . .11 .tsi 1111.1 11 mil s do}, at tho hcm. . for tlzt «him. should be blanchcd from “1. Q . 1‘ .. .. "i .. ‘u l . re
.111. it... 11”. ”mm“; gowns of‘tlu- lint-i; blue ”HR is vb”. [MW-”411‘ for 1' one to thrve minntesjn bbilin: water 14“ “1 111.1” “tum“; ilwllrwh ‘
It‘s-Sunk Iii”; luirttlrullarl)’ smarti lune the “Wm dross. ‘ ‘ i 0,:- stomu berm-1l tisying. They should 1. 5 "NH L“ "n .1111.1i1ur1. I h A I.
as «1 1.:11-_- 1-;::_"s11-i (-101.13. “- 11 u 1 _ -‘_ \_ . : . r u-n m drained and spread in a verv _‘__v.#
slur-'1 fl!” skirt and plainly fitted I :;:‘:l:;::::;:licef(“ag tune in Me ,5 thin layer on the shelves of the drier. 33": Women) Take More frantic?”
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shoulder Collar at ”it: back and the lent combination. rnilvlqtii-rlt‘a: n.11ntth He Pgmtents' care-1 tic." said a l‘OliWHIHH “l l‘V'H-"wmml
' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ l’ The new neck is cut a little low at - ' - 8° e 13“” “Ct “1” 0'71 stmet and Fifth 1111111111: N111 york
wrists. while 8 fringed sash 0t blan
bead netting 1-nclrclod the hips. With
this t‘nsluiliO was worn black suede
strapped French boots, black suede
chm-s und/ snmI] flat turban of mon-
key fur.
Another costume which attracted
attention consisted of a skirt 0f 1101““!
chcviot well _tailored. It was short
and “hid. bud four gurus and a titted
buck. nnd'with it was worn a match.
ing iii‘tlcildt'ti crepe sn' ed \flt‘h
black felt daisies of cut Work} it blfmk
velvet turban with side trimming 0f
coque and a short black satin cope
trimmed with cloth cut in lattice work
design.
Dolmnn wraps have come to the.
fore as the most popular ornrot wrap.
They are chiefly worn to «fleas occth
sions, while fur. coats of thei-uhorter
tengths are preferred: for sport Wear.
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the back and side.
Paris: looks with favor upon hand
Work of every kind. ‘
White fur and dark velvet are com-
blood with success.
Afternoon frocks
over-satin creations.
Evening wraps employ large flat
flowers as ornaments.
Straight-line cfl‘ccts are emphasized
by elaborate embroiderics.
.1Tl1e long body line‘ has been used
it; many gowns and dresses.
The {wide peasant sleeves are
worked in gay body embroideries,
appear as lace-
Lace Comb New Vogue.
Lace corsets aye new, and stouter
than they sound. for the lace strong
Battenburg or Ginny, nnd“ tltched'
Madman rot-silk, stay .1 the edges and
intake a. foundation for thefeyeiets
. through with; laeeé
Ribbon the‘Ra‘go. , ,
is .lhe..mze.i.iti§t now. an.»
. WI dinner
89)"! 11mm .9; cream chanttliy lace
:16!pr W headgear-area, from 1
rubidium m. cavern-lbw ‘
“13hr
' "ILHLbOn
4“ band, baking powder wiltvheipinégtoh
'- led 8mm ' 1W” tent of“: 'lcuiture.
evenly.
“'hen thoroughly dry the product
should be removed from the drier and
\placed in a dark airy roam free from
insects. Stir occasionally during the
several days it is left there to cure.
Then heat carefully again for a‘fcw
minutes and store in tin cans. heavy
pasteboard boxes, or paradined bacS.
Cover-tightly to exclude insects‘and
store in a room which is warm and
dry.
MEli'SUfiiNG cur AND sroous
. Devices Enable Housekeeper to Weigh
Out Correct Amounts in Follow-
ing New Recipe.
‘
Cake making is not “pure luck.” A
half? int, measuring cup (glass or
“Rm formeasurlng the flour and
Snflrnnd intendard set of measuts
in: We formmuringthe butter
.iowing‘unew Wm Maintain
-the..Wnl-Mtehen;ifi the Uni-
W
“Since we got the llt‘\\ sli't‘i'l lawn-IL".
‘J‘ou know, i115 our j11l1 1.. 1111111 look
is
people until the flow of vt-hirh's
through on the street and starts «'11
the avenue. The women are wursP
than men at darting: in from of motors
and street tors and trying to get
across despite orders. The men are
pretty easy to handle under the new
system, but the Women take all the.
Joy out of our jobs."—New York Sun.
Right Payment.
Nine-year-old Charles carried letters
from the lawyer next door to his best
girl. Every time he took one th1- law-
ver gave him a dinw. But one tiny
he decided to rewtfrd him a little bet-
ter. He started to fish two dimes out
of his pocket. “I 1chess these letters
are about worth 20 cents," he re-
marked facetlously.
“Yes, sir," Charles agreed. solicl‘ll‘.
“that’s what I get—a dime from you
find one from her."
But he didn't know what there was
about his speech to make the fellow:
grin so happily.
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= p wales 4ND humane.
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