_t n handlclcss
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fiver become mom
(©. 1921. Western Newspaper L'nlon.)
I heard the proud strawberry saying.
Willy look what a ruby I've made."
’1 forgot how the bees In their May-
Ins
Had brought It the ‘atut’f for Its
trade. —Loweil.
SUMMERY GOOD THINGS.
‘I’enches in a thousand ways would
)IUIIUIIS to most of
us, for tho delight-
ful Iiavor only
w hots tho appetite
for more. Very
ripe p -achos add~
ed to the fl't‘t'ch'
of art-am makes a
most dolectable
from-n dish. Mash
mil and put through a stove, as any
Men bits are undcsl'ahle In an ice
or cream.
Peach CObblcr.—lluttor the outside
tcacup and place in
the center of a (lt't‘p pudding dish in-
“?l'led. Fill the spam: around tho cup
with fresh sliccd pcachos sprinkle-d
“lily with sugar. For tln- crust,
like two cupt’uls of flour. four toa-
flt’onl‘uls of linking [In\‘x'llt‘l',-U!lt‘ Hilt-
moni'ul of salt: silt and rub In two
ablespoonfuls of buttor. 'l‘o llzrs-c-
quarters of a cupful of milk add one
Benton our: mix “'le llIlIl l'nll HI” in
«river tho} ‘ztflléN. llakc onc-llaff tour
II :1 hot Mon. IIIH‘I'I on a IIt'I‘II plato-
llul the cup will full of «It-licious
Mp, which may lu- list-d its a sauco.
Any other ITnii-Iv fruit may lN‘ uswl In
IVA!“ 0f llw Inuiclu‘s.
Chocolate Sirup.——l~‘ui- Hum- w ho like)
at: chol'olato drinks. this rw-ipn- will
H! tronsurcd. as It i\ om- uscd by con-
Mionors and For homo
In“ one-half tlzis rcclpo wlll malm n
prod s'tpp'y, 1.1 and lamp in n
I'D-(id plan-r t-i;l;t of
in-
lll'l".'::<l <.
1..le
mun. si\ [Mills of su;::ir.twoqt;:n'ts
of “atcr. that until woll tnixod
and tlissnhml. III-.it sugar and
by until il.~..ul.~-«l, I’ln-tl to six HIlIlI'I‘S
Ct L'IIII'I'I‘III :ltlll iIn' l'lll'iVH and ”(Ill litrlll
lllllll‘t'S
and
“1' \VII-
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‘ IL very accommodating thing.
In tho sil'np: In-nt nn-l stir. but do
mt boil. ‘.\’ln'n Winn, add tln- choco-
hie slrup to Imr II'II'I or wan-r. In
making sodas. add to taslc. I
New Pot-.tocs With Meat G"avy.——.
Svfilrt‘t SillltII. tn-ln'II ('\'I'I|<,\l'/.I'Il pola- '
ti‘psI rv-nnwv a \vry llt’n pt-‘olin-g, ar-
mngl- In a raw-undo, H'llsnll with salt
(In! poppt-r. add an onion. throw;
Drum-hos of parslcy, tin-n pour on
but nwnt broth boiling hot. 811
dish in tho. own and cook until
potatoes are tcndor and tho broth
lurked. Ill-wt cxtract may bo ust-d
'Ih water If no broth Is at hand.
the
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tho 2
tlu- a
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Tilt. lu-twqon-si-asuns' \\ rap, like tho
hctwown-scasons' hat. Is an :n qulsl—
Mon to tho wardrolu- that provos- to ho
ll Inakl's
Its nppourancc at any llnu- of tho )I'III'
In wonther that doinands It. and
Misfit-s untir‘r tho scrutiny of tho crl‘-
ical quilc suro of tin-tr approval. It
.‘Q made to suit wualhor conditions
ruthot than seasons.
Mld-sununor broil-.zat In and late stun-
mI-r Is approving sonn- \cry handsmnc
lows-d porno-tits. and
“long will; tux-«Io: and swonn-r-voals.
that havc a promising I'itlurc. 'l‘hcy lll't‘
nia'ic than} and
l-Znallnns, and vnrlcd as knltlt-cl yar-
nn-nts can l-c. by tho usn of dillm‘cut
kltwls. of bIIIf‘III‘S ill tho of
making: tin-In. Many of tho I‘llIN‘S arc
accordion plaitod and many both
stripcd nud plaitwl. For making col-
lars. cull‘s, bordors und all trimmings
:nnzora t’lI'IlI is us- .‘
('apcs coats.
It. t'uliu‘s‘ (*nlnr
xii-Ul'l'5\‘
. and tho l'nlhl-Ildl-
tin“ of tho two fabrics ls wondcrz‘ully
cfl'cctlvp.
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It Is
ph-turrd a handsome
for pt'csvnt wear and for fail.
shown In plain colors: and In
strlpcs In a con-idornhlo varicty of
colt-rs. In “hitc- with n stripe- of or-
nnu-I and trimming: «bf/light gray nn—
guru II n hcutiliful wrap but not
without rivals. In vivid :rcon with
whito or gray augora. In blue and
whlto stripe-s. In tan and
all tho “swoatcr Ionos."
tapi-
is
lty of providing many wraps for an-
tutnu. It math- in all colors and
Its n-\tnro softi-ns ntzi cnrlchcs cvo-n
thv most \lviul or thorn. Among: the
sn.:il'l(‘st of II» littllt'l‘lnls for full and
\\II;I~‘I' uppoars tho icliablo and time‘-
honorcd cIn-viot, showing vagarh-s In
its woavc n5 wcll as plain pattcrtts.
Is
cannon? IT 'L'Jtll‘ "2'va UNI“
Georgette in Novel Blouses
brown and I
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lluvclyn will assunn- tho rI-sponslivil. ‘
Peltry Promises to Afford the
Sensation of Year.‘
Leading Paris Firms Have Sold More
Handsome Pieces Thaw in
Any Previous Year.
This will be remcmbcrod ns thc fur
year—the your whon ovory woman
wore furs, writes a Paris fashion cor-
rcspondcnt. In future years, down the
do
ngcs. tht-y may continue to so.
more bountiful, but this was tho first
Of precious furs. tho L'l‘tlll (irun-
waldt is high priest In ‘aris. His
clients are the vcry rich.
Thcy make everything from rabbit—-
chinchilla. molt-skin. skunk with long
htu’rs. nutria, sablos, ottcr, bcaver.
The name cloctric (oh-civic sval. cloc-
tric ottcr) rofors to tho e-lcctrical
plou-ss of pulling out tho Ion}: hairs
Of Ilu- rabbit. soul and nntria. Dyciug
has I‘Pm'lwd tho ptultion of n grout
art. And i-‘rcnch tact In tho uso of
lunguauc hclps»-in old-limo Russia a
cat “as a cat: but ovon tltvt‘c you
could call it gr Sllbt'l'.;;ll tabla-mat,
Nature, also. holps by her confusing:
vurioty.
Nutria is. strictly. tho rngnvuiitp bo-
twu-n watcrvrat and hrawr: but it
takcs it good man to distinguish it._
allvo. from tho coypn. equally lu-aU‘r-
likc \vatcr-rat which swat-ins Illl‘ urn-at
rivers of Somh Amcrica from lirazil
to tho Argontino. I'p to t-t-ccntly it
was "trash“~ just as tho Law”) of
North Atncrlcan itntskrat skins. which
Used to be uucti-vnod at a sinuh- Lon-
don sale as “trash“ haw hm unto llud-
sim soal. an ostc-oinod fur.
-J\'ollnsk_v a run] liltin-
animal. callod kolonnk. thc
slylv of :I wonsclI or Him a d;.rk I.lll|l\.
It is a dyod skin. but fashionabh- and -
ratln-r t-xpcnsivc. 'l'ho ch"! and tin-
ul-ncl art- t-qually rcal animals trav-
cling on IIn-lr own nanu's. Nobody
calls thcni civotwats or go-nctwats any
lot Ills of cats are called
Slim-hm
sl'l." and
is
umro.
('lu'il
"If thcy wcrc callod cat."
(irumvaldt. “who would buy thorn?"
’I‘ho girls In Paws. at this hour. are
unthin: llll' hi; for bargains
and vxm-plionai a“ in ".~'l\'ii‘~"——I0
cut and tnakv- up :n homo.
says
siiups
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mother very much. .
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' and do just. as he told thcm.
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but
something happenod
w hR‘h chnnm-d all this and made lit-
: tic Rooster fool very foolish.
one day
One warm day Mrs. Henny Hon took
I hor family undor the bushes out of the
boat nml told thcm to kccp quiet, but
liltlc. Itoostcr hogan to bra: that he
was very bravo llnd that some day he
would he tho cock of tho yard and
. that it“ tho othcrs Would have to obey
him.
drive out all tho other
I want to out boforo I let any of the
. lions cat a bit." said littlellooster.
A BRAGGING “ROOSTER.
had a large
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sorry to tell you that sometimes they
did not lioltay'cI‘but pecked and-flow
at each other. quarrellng just as some
their
Little Rooster ('hick thm‘l‘gh! be-
. cause he was the brother that he was
' bravor than tho sistor chicks. and he
him
"Of coursc. this made sister chlcks‘
verv angry and causod many qunrrcls,
than you aro now,"
chick. “I saw you run when the cat
had to drive hor away." I
“I wasn't afraid of that old puss."
fibbed little Rooster.
her run, and whom I grow up I shall
drive hcr out of the bnrnI'ard."
But his sisters did not bolIevc this.
and they all told him he was afraid
and not bravo cnough to be the xulcr
of Ibo barnyard.
“I am bravo.” pipcd up little nonst-
er. “I will show you how bravo I am
some day whcn a hawk comes to carry
off mothor. I will fly right at him and
drlvo him away.“
Mrs. Ilcnny III-n did not hear her
children quarreling, for she had left
the shade of the bushes and was
scratching for worms :1 llttio way off.
and just thou she cluckcd to hcr chil-
dren to conic and have part of the
fcast sho had found.
All the anti-k: Ian. hnt‘littlc Rooster
rcachcd ircr s-id.1 first, and just as his
motln-r w: s dragging: from tho ground
a largo. plump worm a vcry large Mr.
Blackbird, who was sitting on a limb
of the troc just. over Mrs. Hon, flow
down and grabbed the worm.
He dld not got It. bomusc Mrs. Ben
was too quick for him, but little
Roostor, thinking It must be a hawk.
pooped loudly and ran as fast as he
could back to the bushes.
All his slstcrs pooped and flutlorcd
about. allim: him a “fraldy chick"
and telllng him he would nevcr be a
brave Rooster who could protect the
linrnynrd fowl.
Littlt- Rooster felt very foolish, but
It cured him of bragging. for every
time he began to tnl‘a' of his brnvcry
all his sisters would poop. “\\'ho was“
afraid of Mr. Bla'khlrd?" and little
ltoostor would stop bragging right
away.
(Copyright )
“What’s in a Name?"
By MILDRED MARSHALL
Facts 1500: your mmr. h: history; mean—
lnx; whence It was derived: Ilgntfiancq
your lucky city and lucky level.
A
THE RIGHT THING
AT
THE RIGHT TIME
By ”ARV MARSHALL DUI-TEE
EDNA.
was cvcr a name with-
or country nntocodcnts
It be l‘IIlnn.
F 'I‘lIIIlil‘Z
out bonn-
part-tiltluo
nr Scouts to
l-Ztynwlogists rocord fmnkly nothing
In the of Edna. Silo scouts to
hnvo just llIlIH'llI'Otl. Somctbiug about
hcr ls Winilllsut'nl of tho Norsc and we
can lmnuino Valkyrlcs or the daugh-
tors of Vikings hearing such a name,
but history fails to back up our fancy.
It must sot-m thcn that lidna came
In sumo way from tho over popular
mascullno Iivlw'ard. It may,
Ito a contract‘on of tho ft-n Shine form
Edwina. Such lloinsz tho casc_ Edna’s
LIII‘I-sll'v‘N must havo boon tho famous
lr‘ran but». motln-r of I(t‘i‘-inln;:a, who
Intcrprotod hor drcam and prcdit'cd
thi- curly dcath of hor l1l'itlflgt‘uflftl.
Sho Is tho original soarco of Edwin
nn-l from l canto Antler, a fo'lllfllf‘
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“I gucss you will have to he bravcr
said one sistcr
chased you tho other day and Mother
“I‘wantod to sce
I tlve. consisting of fonts of horscman-
ship and skill.
. th-scrilmtl
Iorznnizcd game with rulcs. playcvl by
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~Knowledge of English and Equally
Useless Fountain Pm.
Hunt‘ai. the native constable of a‘
lonon South Soa alollI “as tho may
one who made any lu-avy social 4.».
[Hands upon me. He had on”; mm.- a
journoy from l’apeclc to San l‘mn. it
as a Stoker on
(‘0 One of tho “II“;
boats. and was innncnscly proud of
the {ow Iiimlish plu‘ascs which 1,. hm}
picked up during the \‘t-yngo,
He didn‘t know the manning (4'
them, but that made no dilft-i-ang in.
could put on “side" bcforc the oil.- rt
make them boliovo that ho “as '.lll‘..
in: on a inlcllim‘nt coiiwi~..: ..I.I
“What’s tho. matter?" “uh. . '
"Nevcr mind.” \vero atrium.v Ins 1.3....
ite cxprcssions—unusuaHy inihi
to me. for one “I... ”I!
boon associatod with a gang of
ncy stokcrs—and ho brought 1‘...”
out apropos of nothing.
He was an cxaspcratin: old l:.‘u—
crite. but a gonial onc, and I u v, 'xt
hclp replying to some of his fine. :t
conversation. (int-c. out of tun... .I'
Wondering what his rcply “min ..I
I said, "llua‘ai. Ivou'rc tla- wurv “.1
four-flushor in tho sovcnty-tw o in. .
arcn‘t you?“ lie :~l)lllt-I| and 1...... .,
and came back with the IIlI-‘sl lo‘ I“;
of all his pb‘asos, “You go In I. i,
the!" ()n Illilt ()U‘fhlnll ll “as c...
livcrcd with what soonwd SUIIH‘IIN;
more than mere parrotliko aptn. ~_ .r
reply.
(‘lippod to his nndorshirt ho \\it--
8 fountain pen, which was as ll'l'
a part of his costume on llH-sv av...-
oc-asions as his_ dungarcc nun.“ v.-
and pandanus hat. It had a I'll 'l]
point. was always dry. and llt:.t .‘I
could hardly write his own l.;:'w-I
No maltcr. He would no llll'll 1.”;
forgottcn his pI-n than a I'm l .» Wu
dlor his croix dc gucrru—Janu ,‘.‘..r-
man Hall In Harpor‘s Mazazlr»
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0L0 PLAYED FOR CENTURIES
am: I: Known to Have Been in Ex-
istence for More Than Two
Thousand Years.
P
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than
lawn
During.v Its cxistonco of Inoro
two thousand years Illt‘l‘t‘ bavc
twelve varietics of tho nann- of polo.
Tho carliost form known was primi-
Thc oarly l'crsian form
in Shainana was a highly-
four on cach sido. In l’orsia. in H.-
Sixtconlh contury, lit; grounds in .-
300 by 170 yards. and thc play rcsu
The true. strong and sound mind Is the I lilvtl th rntigll fwdllall of llu' a... o
E13211: (2;; £231“ cushy“? equally great . pcriml In England. This :atnc In . --
' ”’mon' ‘tnoro highly organized in tho I‘ll
‘ . I ccntury.
fix)?“ “W ”'9 {Wm "DelorfFrxcnd." i Tho Byzantino form ltlnyi'l,’ ; l t >‘l-
ms was once in am- orm but . ._. . - . H ~. .
It Is docidcdly out of favor now. I ”1:12;:‘ll’illllil‘hel:h'ltllln,‘“(I22:13; WI. « 1:
Never address a letter Intended for a “I“ n racquct "T‘lo t‘llincsc I 1.”
various mombors of tho sumo family I “film. “mm .("m . \ 1) “-1. rd
thus: “Mrs. John Smith and t‘ntnllv." I . s" . - J ,. ‘ . .. .l
Instoad Uso this form- “\Irs In)" . Min .1 llgnl “outlc‘tl'bzlll. I . .4».
0 . l _ r ‘ ‘ ' ~ .. I nnosc form. popular Ill loath.l ~-
”"‘\‘l I: “l'l‘ ‘IL‘N‘S NEH” I still survivos under the namc rt .
.- Si!!l]i.l‘l'.\\':l\‘ is to 'ztltlrose the c. .
. - ~ .1 lwaIIIn.atch.
Ph‘Pll'I‘I‘ of tho Iotlcr to tho lie-id oi ' '
. ‘ ‘ In a z I 'i . n l”: vari- "
the faintly and ovplain within that ‘ “avg “I: 11.1”‘I (In: “I'zlnln‘ H s
. . - : "-i . .. > ‘
.Vuur lcltor is tntcndod for the wlxolc ‘ h I} I" '
f-tmilv ; of lln- grounds fllltl tho had is ' .-'~ ll
. . . ‘ t v ‘ : . ' . . 4 . i n ' I
Nt-u‘r Gin-Ins? ll [Nico-two :t-tll‘i I I ‘ni ‘Hus. h [H‘Ilt‘n‘b ”If an.“ ‘.- M)
.- - . h n , gaino which roar-ncd Indn tlonl I w ‘4
anything but :1 Ibii>iltt'\\' communica-
tion win-n you ask for n rcply. This is
Ilul ncccssary If you arc transact'ng
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and (iilgit polo. lllu’lllILll thcsc forms are
relight-r tlran the old Ind’an game.
‘©r 19:11. \‘(t-tv-tn .\'.-wspap"r Union) "‘-' v . ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ - -
Munith-ne of ”It first Icolandu 59‘ husau-ss in \\'Ill('ll your ruquest is not I .
tiers who was latcr known as Aida. In tho natnrc of a t-tvor ‘
The beautiful Is Just as usct‘ul as tho. 'l‘i‘c'c “.0”. throo {alnuuq “.qu. ‘ ' l . .
. . . . . - . I . , _ . . . I ry r son.
mz‘t‘ul and >~vln~ illllt's inorc so. I . I‘ 0 'l‘ I 1 . 1m} 1' ‘ 3‘“ r H.” m It lJllSlllt‘SS 1““0“ “SC I Pen, , NF“ Hend.|dlc_ Hut? I nav-
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'hckovtiIILI'u tor Ila-m k ' . ono a ’E‘IW‘I of Ital)’ 9.6. and nnodxor tum I:|"II " or "\‘t-nd hv r u 1 mail ” figator who “I.“ oyplolod [In 3M!“
I t H I I n lad; of tho housc of l-Zs'tc In L193. \s I] ”It," I “f ‘f t x ‘1” no 1‘ ‘q' l rjrpr “~35 not [It‘lltll'lt'l{, hut llrnry
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' I 'Ihc nizscnhni- mrtns, Edwin. I~.d-' . . . . Hudson. In tho fotnwt n...nc. hc w as
"d R T P- AVERS. . tlt‘Ut IH'I‘AWJII l'" - -‘ ‘\\' It: It .’ ‘ ~ - . ,
SUM‘ E S E S “Tilll. I'd-gar and I-ulaiond. woro tlour— l q H" km” "L t n . novci- known Ill his own tnnc. lie
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mining: ‘ ““1 M" be (“Ute mm”\\m‘ ll : votzld not havo answi-tod to itI prob-
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rctnru l~v tho ncx ongoin" mall and , . .
‘ t 1 ' " .any would ban) rcwntcd its applica-
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—‘_ In I-In lrtl. ospuinlly
isl-in:
'flmre 'll'I' thousands of thincs wo I ‘
: .I s . w. rovnliV. and tho nan-to of I.:Iwnrd, tbc- . . . . . : .
can (*llllllllslll‘ lIllIlll’J but w atIn-I l. . - ~ ‘ _ :“ “1.311;-” tlmro L.- "U rcturn ma.l now I ; .v. 1 r. Y I' ‘ l' Af
, . . .- y. . «rt-most of tho llantazaln-IS. was . , . . .. _ I. Itmn to him. (\1ll (il.lll_‘_. I it nu po-
I. o thI tin... r I' II ltc t ‘I sznc in s~ me place liko .cimutn I, l in wl h h' I“ “ i | H g r\ it e
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. ‘ .' ‘_ , suit cach I'HIIM‘- I ”'0'" I!" "‘4‘"! “‘M‘ “Huh ’7‘,“ \ 1w,“ iii uusuuabh. cvcn for husincss which . M" ”_I ruin, l u l I “'5” m
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M m s"\(- “U“? du" I my. who wcnrs it .1: tissuro-I l-zmzly convcnh I‘L‘t‘" k a hcttt’r exprossion tacrtm lIlS name in its plan; l‘.'.l','.ll‘ll
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lucky day. t hor lucky: I «Il‘k ll'1lallill’.
day Ir L'“‘-" 5 c::prvsslnns that am seldom usod any— .. . . .
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mss as U ml .. pm. \I M. ..II In 1 IL I (Copyright) . . a whirlsv of tho t'tio humorist "
luvs! poplin-rot all DWIK'M In “NH...“ . __ ,”-__. “'llu “xi-tins Iln- lit-st llllSIllvs‘s‘ lcttcrs irvil' (1m in ”II "1.; Imm‘ l is
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in “tin “rail-r, wasln-s so won and. l I In a Chastened Mood. "“““ “" 1‘“ “""m talk and “n" ”" “f H”. “WNW... ‘lIi‘xtir;(-l‘ “wring
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N niadc sunpl}. is not a laundry proh- l "A now rcfornivr has come to 5- ”‘1 "‘ M" " "" 5”“ "m “I ‘i‘ “In”. I '1” ”I. n d I I I] I 'y
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_ _ .. . . ,I . s-x't lls.tl Inc Dulth f.ut.l of tin: ll.t.l.l.
kinking. Igor}: “UH“WHH' should I . 1 “\\ll:tl's ht“ UP to? asked tho lnl- --‘ - - . ‘
provide howl-d with at Inast onc ’U':I l . ‘t“‘>._:|u,kfx1g "Nip". ’ llnll: use the 'cntiing “very truly
dross for s\\tIit'l‘lIl',.' days. \‘ith pl'iln ‘ ‘ I “up-S gm”: 1.. Shut :1 crusade yours. in anything but a ltttsnhrss Animal \‘v/aves.
flair! and WA st. or a oncvpiocc all; i I :t:till>l ‘Inrvm hrcv." panics." li‘ilct'. It is lm “Hr—“'1‘ III“ l'illlli Nil Investigation has bocn lnado of the
with u shill-It- lichu lll‘apwl ovt‘r (I..- I' I I "\Vt‘ll. if hc'll just 3.1 In touch with lag t'i‘r‘ SUN‘I l‘lll'l'l'?’*‘>‘ Ul' Iona-rs, IN" :mcuiiar wavy motion of ('I“III[>I'III‘~;
.. 'flihmcss. om- will he i“. 9.151.. “my . n few: pimple on the morning aftor ‘twocn Impgtl'dll Hands, and millipvdos, with tho viow of Cw~
alter your. .\ cool. trcsh-looking I I they've nnondod a ‘hnnw M‘L’W‘ llfll‘ll‘ Don‘t use tho ending “rospoctfully tormining the manner in which thise
._ Wmollu-t‘ utll rci‘rcsh tho t-utlro . For many OutdOOr CVCMS a coat hc’ll makc sumo comcrts. t‘s been :yours" In ordinary luminoss corre- animals inunag- to use their sapw-
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“fly on a la 1. .ltltnullllII. day. I I paves clum_y aha a heavy sweater . my expel-“nice that thcyll sign any- ispondoncc. It is Ibo corroct ending in abundant pedal extremities so gram»
The daily h.-lh lu-in;_r a t'ccossity. I 1 With matching scarf ts a most practt-‘ thing tin-n.”-—I‘.irmingham Age-HIT- .nn ofilcial or husincss lottcr :uldrossod fully and harmoniously. It is four ll
I'd sonic days st-nii-daily. tho Turkish ‘I cal outfit. I hid. Ito tho I'rcsidont. it might properly ho that the logs move in groups. oi
me] Is a L'Il'iil conu'nionco. Lot t‘alt'll I ——-——— , —— I ——-———U———- "Red in ntitlressing tho vico prostdcnt wnvoR, oach wave including :\ (It-Inim-
an: take can- “r his own “NPR After I v FASHIONS IN BRIEF ; 2r , :or justice of tho Supromo court. but numhcr of logs. The numbor of m... \‘
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firing thou: .l hot Illll in lac wan r, I \V n II :I. its-mm (whltxhnm- n. m m‘urizctu- an". and Ilandsomolv I . A LINE 0! CHEER I0 1150 It Sllllhl) Ilt‘vnusc 303 are writ- tncludcd In the length of the bovtv is
”It on tlu-l :<-:lt.d turn tlu- hosv' on I its succcss. manufacturors of ‘ embroldorcd with sood bonds In two: ”m“... “pummm Mir ornaments‘ In: to someone whom you wish to do constant forocach species. In MW-
M); the s' i. nd air will parity and f hmusos ll:.\'t' pi-vscntcd again tho. colors. It hug a boat-shit )cd nccl: ‘ I -.- , .. . . I . . . I business “‘lIlI has an air of too great pedcs the waves of each side arc *1“ H-
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«Ix-y twin ....« I... \\I .-..I\ has) \Hl llllllSt o ,iott.cln. (rcpo with otn- bound with a narrow bias fold of the ~ . . .. -. . 1 ' . I O'ISI‘qllll'll-“I‘IO-‘S- chronous; in C(‘IltilOdCS Ihov :tt'c "I H‘-
- t he general rule is that tin air _ _ . ~ .
(Comfifihm metrically alternate. xix-nu.r I'l'st‘ In
hroidcry ot’ IM‘II'IS. In lmth ovorblousc
m thcm ”7 “m" ""“"‘I"’"- Err-triadic. sot-In slccvcs a little longer nu a ho arr-mood r'ltbcr softlv
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A polisbml mph. with duniltg. run- , and tuck—in modcls. X'arly all the than throo-quartcr lcnuth with ahand1 Oslo-tug slvlp< for childrcn are nowI YESTERDAY
lei-s. or lltv llt‘l'tu'nh-(I ”in-pal, (.m-m-Iq fttllf'lt'l' blouses :tl't' madc in the first— st-t on and mum-(l, The 5199“. and “an" hron'dit ‘n‘n bv m-mnfaclurch. I ~- ' High Cost of Rats. difference may be explained by 5-":-
‘ will save t|.l'1ll'\' of laundry work. ““‘nlh'm‘d ”5"" “”d ('“t with Phil“ "i”l'l "“3 caught UP I” n few folds. )lntn‘ soITt wohl fillirids are uso'd inI 0W where you ask .1: Yes- The tire provontion committee of the gesting that the milllpedc "WV“: ""'
Sm" lunch tapkinc. or ”I," the pn- ' kimono or sot~in sic-e\-cs. hcld to Illilf‘p by a small head motif. : tho '“JVhlopnn-m of pajama #9“ and! day? . v». ' Building liianaircrs and Ownersi nsso- a Boeing horse, the contipcde Iiiu‘ n
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I hold It safely stored away trotter.
' will“. “'i" mm much work. I". Int is. film“) “In“? so if“??? f‘ Thf‘ girdle IS made 01’ heads and Silk othor practical houdoir gamlonts. , D_ t m- hm" m hep for aye fiilll‘m nf New York has Issued the fol-' .
Flu-ultimo, l..l.cn l‘l'ltulllll‘tl. If done ‘ “ ’r C “‘5 “'f”r"'° f (I'D: ‘t‘JI‘L" “"9 “’“L I Many column-“pious stolll‘s arc nsod ' ”ED " 3 ' ' lowing bulletin to its members: “The' 1-" .
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”.30“ gray. may be dccoraicd In vari- . (th ‘Il‘rl::;‘nl:r’11‘l:‘i‘;|‘II];- ntlil “1““ that]: ‘ If one Is;t look.ng for a new blouse. in the dashing hcad Ih—ossings “-lnph It thrills with fondest memory upkeep of rats has gone up. A year Marbles Ancient Pastime
' — desl n.- Inakin' I I. . -- . l' ‘ ‘ ~- . l: l' tor proson wear. It may wel he (. ' . . ~ « thin s of Joy life's given me. Jr so am Someon ' . . '
S N L t Innst attrac - I I' are to ho worn with (“Phil‘s “OHS. 21d prelim“ holds of things to be' i- e figured out that It Marbles Is undoubtedly one my tho.
cost as $1.80 per person per year to
feed the rats in the ITnIted States. Re-
zont figures compiled by a British ox-
;iert place this cost In the United
States at $75.<KX).II00 a year, which Is
1 trifle over $7 per person. This is
ilmply for food consumed and do.
:troyed and has nothing whatever to
10 with the very considerable lino loss
:hey cause. < " .
. will gain as the weather grows cold.
I('I'I'De do chino and cropc satin- are
also wonderfully bcautiful In tcxture
and not so sin-or as goortzettc. As a
rule. they are solccted for the less
I fancy blouses. (Inorgctte lends Itself
I 80 well to novel effects that designers
§ like to work with It, and the dcmnnd
s for fanciful and novel deéorntlve fen-
; turos keeps them busy. For trimming
'. bonds. cmhrohleries and soutnche bruit]
I predominate In present showings—
} hoth bugle and seed heads.’ give .a
‘. good account of themselves. and in
girdles there Is a new departure to-
‘. ward those, not made attire material
In the bloat-2.. ‘ .«
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blaclg gcot'20ttc crepe combincd with a
color, as old blue. jade-moon, honna"
or both blue and henna. The color ltl‘mado of such soft materials that when
sparingly used as in :1 narrow band not omhc hoad they are pmctit‘lly
about the neck or a lining for theI shapolcss."
girdle. or an inset ploce at the front. I The hair may be worn high 0" the
Black wool fringe Is sometimes used head. low or medium—4119 whole prob-
as g‘flnlsh on those blouses and single I lem Is to find the most,.be‘30mmg
flower motifs, embroidered In‘two ori mode, and'then adopt it. '
.thggeicolttrfi. are Posed on them. some-I A tlmch of mine-m the neck? -Of
times near the girdle. and again. neu- either a blouse or: mt frock is at:
the shimmer. - ' most films Wet-“tithliitdflrk ““0"
this winter. .
l-‘or vory little girls bonnets are
Very oldest of games. The clllldl‘l‘ll
of ancient Rome played at marbles as
did the children of Egypt, long hcfol‘t‘
the days of Rome. In Rome, such is
the general assumption. It was playpd
with nuts. chosen for their roundnosn.
and the game was so common and so
dearly loved that the phrase “to rive
up the nuts" passed into a proverb
meaning to put away childish things.
a“ and cooptuokinu. Crctonm-s and
I mer drnpcrius harmonize so beau-
”; “I, with sflt'll coloring. Black and
' w is anothcr popular and striking
“.- note used much on furniture
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It: pains and tears It holds, and
yet
Thero'r'Joy my soul can ne’er forget
E’en In Its moments of regret.
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Tomorrow may be full of lure,
But be It late or Insecure.
The Joys of Yesterday are aura.
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wetting of the concrete
for the house night and morning
cool things off wonderfully. Open
' aired In the
, that close for the day and
'keep much cooler. shutting out
. by drawing shades and closing
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JOFFBE 9N mission mo JAPAN.
PARIS. Aug. -19.—Marshal Jotfre.
commander ’of the French armies in.
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the Elm Hm grade crossing here. earl!
this morning. The automobile engine
stalled on the trucks directly“ in the
983316: the. oncominzItlgfln. The oc—
‘cufinnti , .
wom neitéto the,
TOURING ' CAR‘ Inmomsmao.
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NEW BRITAIN. Aug. ,
Norwalk Chronicler