Whntisthe
Thing You Fear?
ALMOS're'veryelehnsu-e
sort or humble nest- of
something or other. Some
are sireld of thunder end W
mar. others ere finished sheet
ism spasms when on the
e precipice or whu
a: the wnter from n
O'hcrs ere distrm‘
are ienrful '50! h tunnels Ill!
almost solace“ in terror
Now one thing thet you should
remember is thet though say one
of these fears if to pre-
dominnte one's thoughts becomes
abnormal. at the and time it i!
quite nortnsl to possess some one
or more pertlculer forms of leer.
It is norms! beceuee neerly, every
one is no possessed.
unite spert from the elect it
may have upon you to dwell upon
your one pot leer—it is very bed
inrm end llconsiderste to tsih
murh or dwell much on your leer
or tests when with other people.
Sometimes women. especislly
young women. seen: to linsgine
that there is something winsoxne
to the mesculine fency in the
women who is efrsid—-efreid to
walk I. plenh. efreid o! sashes.
etrnid oi the dsrh. She screens
and tremble. end tastes the most
of her terror. Now in reelity s
little at this goes s long wey. And
even s devoted edrnirer becomes
s. little bored. eventually die-
plated. with s. third or iourth
or fifth repetith of this demon-
stratlon.
it you srs so much obsessed
with your pet fesr thet you need
to tell others ebout it. tell e doc-
tor or e psychologist who under»
stands the nsture of such things
end can help you to overcome it.
But don't out yourself upon every
chence scqueintsnoe under the
mistshen belief thet it hashes you
eppesr more individuel. more
emotionsl end high situat-
Mnkmg’ It
Seem Cool
0 know, at course. thetyos
on: do wonders in nehing
your heuse end yourself
seem cool. em with the ther-
mometer stendihg st ninety.
And it is worth doing. For the
influence not only on yourself but
on those shoot you is quite won-
deriul.
To begin with. never were
women’s clothes better edepted to
coolness then they ere todsy. We
out be clothed in the lesbian.
clothed modestly—though the
fashion doesn’t require thet—end
yet clothed with e minimum of
garments thet insures coolness.
A combination foundetion ger-
ment of the step-in verlety. n can.
binition overvgsrment if stsys ere
wornuand none. it you wish.
when sieye ere discerned—en
.paque-sklried frock. shoes end
etoridngs oi light weigh—end
here you are. cool sud comfort-
sblu )1”. even so. remember thst
th? I}! of your “'OCk Elk” en
imp ..z:u for or egelnst coolness
on v vs. White is elwsys good.
Th1. it is cool looking. Grey.
wi. r .nuch corn 1]]; suiting:
and 3.1131171 vopu r In .
is s title of coolness. There
are . diaries of blue end green
that also most. ettrsctive for
Illni.
Sn ich tor yourself. 14'0er
hoxm it i: no longer the tuition
to i.~--p the windows closed so
that ihe inner sir the! M C001"
than the outer sir.
murh icalizntion of the vslue ii!
fresh air ell the time. em “ ‘
is warm nlr. still if y". to”
swnings down end shedss 6r!"
sgalnst the scorchinl I“ W“
make the house seen: 600‘“?
open. it all “all:
draught y open“! M
windows opposite esch other. 1::
will create e Ill
oi coolness. mom: i! '3‘
mess
breeze sir”! I.“ ”oust“:
flower in e "I.
then
moving sir is m m
s flower steam I'll“ us! still h
motlonlm sir.
Festidioul
ness make for I ”03
iresh sheets
towels. Even it st
you cannot be “m h I“
of household hi.“
thet ever- ‘
leundry bills. III at“
when it in w“- '
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Wehsvetoo,
The Lure of White
It Ilse Both Advent-gee end‘
Dundee-mutations
endl‘erehbings.
g m soda." is the verdict
‘N d one housewife who bed
the brown-stained woodwork
at her old kitchen pointed end
snenseled white. The chenge wss
wrought six months ego. end now
she is counting the sessons until. in
the noturel course of things. she
isslethetshecsneifordto heve the
kitchen “done over.” it is out of
the question now to go beck to the
shined heturei wood, but she has
decided to heve the woodwork peint-
sd e substentiel brown 3' feirly derh
ens. ~
White they loot ole-nor when it is
spotless. but when it isn't then s
duksr color certainly use en edvsn-
tsge. And. at course. woodwork end
wells any be cleen without being
spotless. for some spots come with
netursl weer end test. end no
mount 0! scrubbing will bring beck
the immaculete whiteness at newly
spelled white point end seen-tel.
succinct-yep“
in hospltels the vogue for pure
white equipment hes gone fer end
wide. The greet edvnntsge there
end in the nursery is thet it shows
dirt so ranch quicker than eny other
color. end the isnportsnt thing there
is perfectly cleanliness st say cost.
White clothes heme something or
the shine diesdvsntege es white
woodwork. They show the soil. end
end sometimes so sdventege. In
seleaing your children's clothes it
they seem more imports!“ to seem
tbm merely to be. White stockings
snot- e tew hours' pley certainly do
look much dirtier then brown stoch-
lngs. but they eren't. It depends on
your point of view which you choose.
You certslniy siwsye cen tell when
white clothes ere soiled. You ere
never misled into thinking they ere
close when they us not.
And. of course. the very greet ed-
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NE of the most objectionsble
O futures of the blackberry—4h.
only oblectionebie feeture to
thoee who like them—is the pithy.
numerous seeds. if the berries ere
big end ripe end luscious this defect
can be overlooked. “'ho ever ob-
Jected to the seeds when the berries
were enter. fresh from the buehes.
with the best of the sun still on
them? But when the berries 'nre
cooked they should. whenever it is
possible to do so. be freed from the
seeds.
One recipe for bleckb‘erry ism
made without seeds cells tor
meshed berries edded to grenuieted
eager in the proportion of e pint of
pulp to the three-quertsrs of e
pound of sugsr. Strsin the suger
end berries efter they ere thorough-
ly mixed end boil the etrsined mix-
ture. Boil it in e porcelnin kettle.
Skim it es it boils end stir it fre-
quently over e slow bent to prevent
sticking. Let it cook until it is
thick.
Bleoltberry Jelly nude thus is not
much dillerent from strsined bisck-
berry into. His e quert o! blech-
berry juice free from pulp end seeds.
two pints of weter end e pint end s
hslf of. grenuleted suger. Boil the
liquid for fifteen minutes. end the
engenwhlchhssbsenheetedinthe
oven. boil it for four or live minutes.
smelting severel times. pour it into
glesses. previously bested in weter.
end let it cool. Cover it with brsn-
died neper end per-tile.
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grenuleted suger end e rounded
teblespoon of flour over the crust.
end then till it with berries which
hsve been rolled in grenulsted
suger. Put on so upper crust. pierce
it in helf n doeen pieces end behs
slowly for thirty minutes.
A good bleck‘berry pudding is
made this way: ln s deep buttered
pudding dish piece e thick lnyer of
blackberries slightly sweetened. Over
the berries pour e better composed
of one cup milk. two teblsspoons
butter. one egg. one cup suger end
two cups flour. Belts. turn from the
dish. with fruit on top. end serve
with sweetened cream or spice
eeuce.
Bleckberry thumbs one he tends
Well es
Make
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Consumption
by eddiog e cup or blackberries to
say good much better. Here is e
good way: Belt e cup of butter or
other int. n cup ‘0! sugar. one egg.
two cups of flour. four level ten-
spoons belting powder. one cup milk.
e ousrter teaspoon of seit. Add one
cup of blsclrbsrrtee, weshed end
drsined dry. Bets in moan pens.
There ere some people who do not
like to est biscltberriqs rsw on no-
oount of their somewbet insipid
never. To these people the edditioh
of n little lemon juice end s little
grsted lemon rind usuelly spoils.
Another wey to give pleuency to the
devor of biscitberrlee is to odd e
little chopped tnrt epplee. in the pre-
portions of one pert of chopped
sppies to two pens of bleeltbesriee.
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rm hendherohied is still used Is
I decoretion tor frocks. for neck
finishing. for item end in
edoeen diihren. twsys—butthescert
is newer then the hendkemhief. end
it an be used in so my wsys.
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eeeiiewd. by the yes-d. h the
shops—ts e duke: green sbede.
the curtains ere bought into As
out in the center edged with *e
single new 0: the ribbon.
There is n valence shove the
curbside node of green teleu. the
dsrhsr ehede ot the salloped ribv-
lt is neished with the rib-
end is given dignity by the
erase nlsits‘which ere noted into
it st interests.
The chaise league holds e cover
lands 0: ribbons. There a e
runed ribbon ell eround it. end
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of orchids end rose used for the
cover.
The cushions on 7. the chaise
longue as interesting. The round
one is rude entirely of ribboh in
reinbow shades. There is e hers
row velvet mund the edges end
sliver pleats ere edeotively used.
The flower in the center in node
of deep rose settn ribbon with
lenses of green tsl'iete ribbon.
The other cushion is nude o! si-
ternetlng bends of wide bleoh vol»
vet ribbon end orchid piisss rib-
bon. it is edged with burrow
runes oi orchid ribbon.
The tsble cover is nude of two
strips 0! metal broceded ribbon
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bound with shlrred ombre ribbon
oi orenge end soft yellow. The
shields tor the lights ere covered
with yellow moire ribbon. Across
this. from side to side. runs e strip
at soft chitinn, edged with yellow
picot ribbon. end ceught st the
center with s yellow ribbon flower.
There is s nsrrow binding of biech
tsifete ribbon. These yellow
shields would be right for Insny
rooms. but shy color scheme could
be worked out in similer shields.
Rose chilion over old gold moire
might be used. or rose moire
might be combined with grey chif-
ion. The bleck binding of ribbon
is e good plea. in soy ones.
The ismpsheds is sheds in this
wey: Yellow lehtpeheds silk is
gathered tightly on s lenipsheds
frsnte two feet wide. e root end e
x
dlifereht shsdes oi orchid ribbo.
soross the top oi the shade. th-
ered slightly. The panels owe
the center ere oi silver
orchid ribbon, gstberod. end the
roses ere nude oi the sense silver
edged orchid ribbon.
The wsste peper beeket is node
to hutch the imp shede. e sinner
ebepe end the seats sbsdes oi yeb
low. orchid and silver ribbon
being used. Both lsnpehede end
beeket ere lined with s deep
orenge silk.
The beehet end isnpebsds
could or course be reproduced in
rose end blue end eilrer. or is eey
other desired color scheme.
There ere sketches of three un-
ususi end interesting illowe. The
round one sketched one is nedd .
or any little ribbon lowers
sewed on in the shepe oi e ster.
Either gold or silver ribbon nukes
sh euective our on e beckground
of soy colored sllh thet suits ”or
color scheme. The flowers they
else be nude. «pecislly tor e
cushion to be used in e boudolr.
ot bits of wort-colored ribbon. Any
colors will be onectire used in this
wsy.
The little flowers ere testis of
ribbon gsthered nice one edge.
drewn up into n circ s. end tes-
tehed down with French knots.
The other mund pillow is die-
tinguished by n his flower seeds
of wide blsch sstin ribbon pointed
into six petels. Net-tow blsch
setin ribbon crosses the pillow be-
tween the petsle. it forms s gsth.
cred edge sround the front end
been of the cushion.
The other pillow is seeds of two
squsres of taiiete decor-sled with
ombte ribbon eh inch wide. The
ribbon. put on with little clusters
of pieits siterneting with piste
lntervels. shows to striking effect
the lovely shsdes of the outbre
ribbon. There ere bows st the
corners. with groups oi tiny
flowers.
belt long end six inches iron
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