Two INFORMAL FROCKS
' FOR AFTERNOON WEAR
pound of patience and self-control
With words of honey sneet.
Endurance a qnart and energy roll
in all you desire to eat.
‘ing your cake be not a man
mt study the "why and tile "how."
And learn from 1:550115 of sorrow
15“}1'1'giene.‘
m effkts of all you a lo“.
—I\lrs.31's.ry C. L'pham.
:WQARM WEATHER DISHES.
As the warm days 11pm 'ouch {ht
appetite craves cooling rwegri lilies 211::
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with less of meat
desserts :‘mcl sal-
ads may he pre-
pared Sullil'liliil'
izet‘mwe tiier 111'-
1 rolled ti ms mak-
in; the meal :11
serving time easier to soi've.."l‘lie
~ simmer 8:1: less inexpensive desserts
. appeal to the housewife who has all
her own work to do and during :m'
A hot'weazlier she is wise to make ‘19;
,work as light as thissl'lylv: (leis
desserts and such cniiillinnfions :m'
all right for occasions. but tlh'y :H't'
not liked too often.
Maple Pudding—Mix together a cup-
ml and a quarter of maple syrup. :1
tablespoonfo of sug: -. {our beaten
egg yolks and cook in a double lmiicr
mill smoO-fl'. Soak two talliesy'umr
'fli'lS' 0f gel min in two talllospmnxni'nh
of water, :11. ‘1! to th) 13- nkcil 1111511111-
When ('01)! stir in the st: lily in mm
'Irhites of the eggs and a pint 0f
.it’
pack in ice and salt to harden.
Orange Sherbet—Take one egg. our
quart of milk. one pint of cream.-
the juice anti grated rim! of three
Aomuges. the juice and rind of one
lemon and two and nne'lmlf cupfAuls
of sugar. Beut'the egg and add to the
milk, cook until the 13.22;: is cooked.
cool, add to the cream. Dissolve the
Aungm' in the fruit juice and add to
the other mixture. Freeze as usual.
' QQRospberry Whip.——£frusl1 :1 cupful of
« ”berries. add :1 Pupful of sugar and
.lieaf intollte 111ixt"1'e two egg whites.
Whipping until the mixture is stiff
' ,Qoug'h to stand up? Serve in sherbet
'cupsiviih whole lucrries on top.
2' Broiled' Mushrooms—Select large.
zéven-sized 'mushromns. peel the caps.
{ Remove the stems and put the cups gill
33681111 in the lu'niler with :1 hit. of butter
In each. '(i'wl; until well done. Serve
the stems .rlznmwd. cooked in hutter
end 'with ':1 few table-spoonfuls of
{cream added. '
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tinight be done if men were wise!
, t glorious deeds, my suffering
brother. '
Id they unite in love and might
QQQAleQ cease their scorn of one another.
—Clias. Mackay.
, ravsnvoAv Goon AATH mos.
When' you have time to prepare a
nute'ex‘tra dish the following will be
well worth your trouble:
' Hamburg Steak wuh
. Cabbage.—-W u s Qh a 11 «l
Awipe dry the firm. crisp
. outside leaves from 'a
head of cabbage. l're-
pare the steak by miss
ing with salt, pepper. :1
. bit. or clove and nutmeg
as well as a little 011le:
Have the steak one- -third suu
age rueaf, makeinto small balls and
A ' in the'erying pan until nicely
Q » ed, but not cooked through. Now
mp each 'ball in the cabbage leaf.
er with tooth picks‘ and place in:
Cover closely and cook for halt
hour or until the cabbage is ten-
‘ Serve with the gravy poured
the cakes. A Tomnto sauce is very
arwlth this dish.
Dessert—A dessert which is
y.‘p’1€epored, provided you have,
Qgredlents, is this: , Arrange
' of sponge cake on dessert
heap with sweetened and lla—a
Awhipped cream and on top 0:
cream place a canned apricot,
side up. It will look liké {1
ma egg and taste better. '
fiaspberry Sponge.—Fill an earthen
"a with layers of toasted bread and
raspberries, sprinkled with
. \Vhen‘the bowl is full, cover
putAunder a weight. let stand for ;
hours. Remove the weight and
with a large spoon. Serve in
Qand 0191' oath pour sweetened
in to which some (if the BMW
QQ has been added '
m Jelly With Peaches.—Makea
“6:015 l1" mn jelly . unmold it on a
and '19 lg round it halves of
sweetened near hes. Around the peaches [
Snip sweetened whisper! cream. and
serve well chilled. other fruit, either
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. ,:Lovedl1y Rulers" QoijorP; ? ‘
Fuchsia, Which Shaw's More of Red,‘ A
Is Popular Fall Tone—Purple
Velvet Hats. A
The glory of Tu'lzi‘n pitrpie, so he.
loved by rulers of yore is with us this
1',all making vivid the shop uimlous
'liiue “as when (m 10ynit1 could
wear this glorious culor,1iow.AU‘\0He
' who wi Shes to, regardless of sm'l 531 pa-
Qsition. may clothe lieiself in it.
F tichsiu. 11 purple which slums more
of 1‘91]. is also :1 popular full tone.
' and pastry. Many
: used to .1 great extent in the full ml-
. lt-anmis of E tslel‘n lumsw is, (lmk blue
.i hats the anx'o 11:1Ssos :11 Pass the brim.
2 fancy pin and faillnziln u rust'mle be»
mo- the shoulders.
whipped cream. Put into :1 mold :11111‘ The old-time “filmy plume “330 rte-.1
. <Puratllse with its S‘Yll‘llln! lines is
buckle and eyelets, ~\‘C'ry effective on the larger shapes,
pictured is blank and white, h'ut there 5‘
are many Cult-r omnivinutinus in which PM the 870‘“ Nupolvon
it would be effective.
’ Sl'lTE of the slim silhouette—«11‘
because of its success" and popular-
lt_\'—~i‘rm'ks for afternoon wear are
addicted to panels,
lugs and other embellishments that res-
cue them. from :1 too meager simplicity.
01'. if they-have- none or these.
may look to sleeves fOr help.
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' EARLY" FALL SCHOOL DRESS
slrnight-llne model. with its front pnn- A A ' AA
A Qel lengthened into points that fall hes
line at the sides. Q
short sleeves are lvnctlwut'd by long. 7 .
full uinlurslm'ws nl’ gourgvtte thut are,
gathered into :1 mil.
dresses might ho mm!» of other "ll-Q
crepe—mus soft Q
presents them in so many styles and
goes to such extremes in their .tk'c'nrn-
' 'tion. that they may “I'll assume all the
responsibility
decorative features in even an impur-
l-Iltlwr of those Q
In the two dresses for infurmul of»
slmwn above.
of geurgette sleex‘i's in frocks of crepe
' . with qumppv choice of trim-
hus resulted
pretty llllltlt‘QlS that are not tun simple
The slip-over slyle
that was such :1 sum-05$ in late sum-
mer 1111s lwmi curriwl o1 er and appears
straight (' Pmiso dress :
It has wide sleeves of gt'm'gvtiv.
finished with rows of
mid the same rilmnn appears in rows
lwluu' the waistline.
made of 5111111
':. is 2111 important detail.
f:1~'l1inn:1l'.l§> include
lslllt' in strong: tom»: with Mark. A
u'lili'l-lzu-k’. lu‘nwn with flame or henna. 5
'. and always black and
T110 ”\AI'HI‘T ('i'lurfi tll‘t' “99d {0?
to he interesting. «lurk 111m- mny have 11 girllle'llneil with '
rod, or :1 lilnt'k lm relieved by nnvinnde
nr limit-1's of velvet clierrlvs in their . ,
«mn \hitl ('ulnl' ‘E
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figured rihlmn,
alum t the dross,
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BLOUSES GROW LONGER
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jersey, with a cape dropping from the
shoulders, makes an {ideal school dress
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'FUR lS WORN ON SUPPEHS
fAmerican BroQadtail One of Smartest
Q American llrogultall, \vliich'_\\'as one
of the smartest furs in the recent dis:
plms. is used or imitated in pile tull-
rlt's for the onestrap slipper. ll conws
win ‘1“ l1 mmhlnullons us platinum and
Mark and tan and hroun. ‘ A
frying pau'with a.- little boiling was » “m“ 9‘9" “m‘ ”‘9 "Pfl'm "A‘ ”"3
, . 3Along skirt hovering hi the offing. M'W
\nrk shops “‘llll h are devoted Pstw'
fuimp Quill) the full round toe and the
l‘uhan or the baby Louis heel but the
111:1_"lmi1) of slippers continue in be
pointed in the toe :Qde high in the
heel.
Straps Qand buckles and {Antics hind-
ings are the trimmings mnfflovod.
Some of the new patent lenihor Aslll}
peis are studied in colors, red gray
and groom'ut the heel, around the top
and Q across the strap,
(fumhinations of tun colors
indicate the attention;
given to color and 119 11 illic- up to the
that Costume blouses,
peplum blouses, :Qire in 11 position to‘
be substituted
for tliem;tl1e some skirt doing service
with several blouses
The peplum blouse pictured is m “39
in dark satin and trimmed with imita-
tion krimmer fur in hands.
end at the host liner in‘fi-oni. ,
rows of close-set chrtin~Qcm'ered buttons
LITTLE journey 111110111: any rep- , '
reseutotlve display of new fall
blouses reveals that .few .ot‘ them
AAcompleie their good work at the .waist-
.llne. The styles include the tie-hack:
with girdle and ties widened. the pep~
lqu blouse and the coStume blouse. in
which tire peplum is lengthened.
coming a panel at the hack
front which may rent-h nearlv to the
bottom of the skirt.
lengthening of blouses
catesitlmt they lime become oxen more
important in the ‘fl'al'lhffille than they
T1393 follow
dresses in their SlQEY es and neck lines
—sleeves are longer and often claim.
rated alene'C-k lines are higher. There
are some»;three—quartcrlmoth. sleeves
and inaliy'Afull length.
rival froc.ks .duce the high tight fitting collar al-
though the majorltv of frocks display
the rounding or square neckline.
'est iiotes of the season, and their
modes are various. There is the bish-
op sleeve of long ago, the broad-outfit!
sleeve of James .11, and the
wide flowing one of the time Bf
Hem-y VQII. . Some of the: "sleeves
are so long that. then" almost ex-
tend to the fingers, while others are
so short that thev provide onlv the
S1 nntlest of coveiing for the shoulders“
The just-above the elbow tvpe 0f
cuffs into which the. 1111i upper sleeves
are gums-red. The girdle is narrow and
made of the soil 1Q; it extends about the
side and bzuk and ends in ties at me
These in 'linmer hands are
either timing or
-or-crm11ed, may be served in .
A chicken or turkey; it may
filling. or in many ways
gathered into a cult :11 the wrist.
i flaring sle'exes require- trimming and
AfiSh is 'a most delicious 5511,: "1‘" 11111111111112 A
’ 1am and Sill; Q
3g 3 'salad 0,. in a loaf as : pligue work all 111:- .ke opportunitv for
Ihe use of contrasting colors that en-
'Q rirh the somewhat q. lie: hues 111.11 pre-
. tail
rations shades of grav
frocks :md blouses ’1‘}: er lselon" tn the
family of fabric furs and new plusnns‘
that are claiming the attention of de-
fm- finishing/sleeve r'ls well as thei three—quarter
length one nls ois’ used but the general
tendency seems to he toward the full‘
lcngth' arm covering.
euihrniileries
019: 1.91.9. black. gray and
M: 1m purple \élx'ct huts are to he soon
in shop \1i1'1:lm\5 Sunngtiunns mm are
(ozllbiued with arrow on the order of
l-‘olh or American lleuutv.
Another (olm- criml-inuilrm whis'h is
trimmed with \ivld 1‘s:.(l While tomato.
shrimp and other times harder 1mg on
lienua and rust, as \1 ell us (Ln-k g1 eons
such as Bn'wlml 11ml hulszmi, are seen.
”19 prel'fiei'onw .11 least at prosetit,
seems to be i‘ormuy. Muck zmcl DH)“ 11.
The Spanish indium-e “Lich doml‘
nahs the full frmlis and “raps also
appeals in the millineri realm. and
Mark smin huts faom whose brim
hung rolls of lew'k clmntillv, are Qseen I
ex 01' y 11' here.
Many of the nuts horn in the manl-
kins at th-' l‘mm couture fashion dis.
plm in \cw lurk showed this ten-
dency. (Iver some of 11.119 Spanish
fusmning at tho right who with 11
appears and is used in l‘lxis'sume way.
“hue smart trli'nrnes 11411le the dzus
A beautiful girlish frock of henna
Decorations Offered in Recent v
‘ New York Displays.
Foot“ our in general ooatlnues to he
Again the attempt is made to intro
Sleeves really strike one of the new-
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Heavy Elkskin Work Shoes . . . . $2. 65
Munson Last
Men and Boys’ Scout Shoes ...... 82.7a
8600DressShoes 83.45
Russia Brogue Dress Shoes . . . . . 84. 95
$7 00 and $8 .00 V 311195
Dr. Charles Vici Kid, Cushion Soles,
Rubber Heels $4.50
U.S-NavySlioes 8495
U. S. Army Dress Shoes . . . . . .8565
Boys’ Catla’é?) Tan Shoes . . . . . . . . $3.95
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Army Hob-Nail Shoes .......... $4.651
Policemen’ s Shoes with Arch Sufi. , .
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Genuine LeutAlter Slippers . ..... ..$2 3.5
' Felt Slippers with Leather Solos. “95¢
ArmyHipBoots $465
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\ aloe $1. 50
Flannel Shirts ....... 7. . . . . . . ”$2.25
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Fit-“Tell Underwear, Light Wool;
AGarment. ........ 95c
RibbedUnionSuits ............$1 29‘
U. S. Navy \Vool Underwear, Double
Front and Back, a garment . . . $1.50
Fleece Lined Underwear, a Garment 95c
Pure “’00! Underwear a Garment $1.35
GibbsUn-ionSutis $2.65
Fleeced Lined Union SuitsQQ. . $1.
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Jersey Sweaters. Pure \Vool . . . . $2.95
Pure Wool Slipovers ........... 822.95
U. S. N avy Jerseys, Extra Heavy 83.93
Cardigan Jackets, Pure Vt’ool . . . . $5.; :3
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