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Though Fashions "9: mad New
Clothes Humiiiete Hes- Still
There's Hope for the
Fat. Women:
in: iashlon wee simply contrlv-t
int; one device etter soother.
mm mode in the wey oi the lest.
to vex. humiliete end worry the
(at women. Every style recently
r its seemed to be especieiiy crested
far the women at whet we glibiy
(all slender lines. Never does the
n omen who is over weight reelise
her handicep so much es when she
one: a-shopping for e reedy-msde
frock and, beving mede severe!
minrtlons. goes into the fitting
room and “CD. up Oil “JG ““1.
platform with e iuii volley of elec-
mi lights upon her end mirrors st
all sides.
-. {harming tracks. pleited tracks.
(raped frocks. streigbt frocks—
null the only thing thet seems to
in the metter with soy of them
is that they ere not built for re:
“omen.
"They ere my else." sighs the
gm women. “They seem ierge
enough. but they Just aren't mede
for me."
Meny “fun Are Good
There ere ell sorts of devious
ways of going ebout the tesk of
getting thin. and usneiiy the
woman who wente to do so goes
about the mstter in I mma
wrxy. 0! course the best end surest
and safest wey is to eet less end
in exercise more. The women who
drives her own cer should simply
make up her mind thet she is
going to welk enywey—tour or
film miles e dey. And the women
Who has got Into the hebit of set-
1nii; sweets. or e greet doel of
bread or quite e lot of milk. must
dntnrmine to ioresweer ell these
things.
Any sort of native exercise is
good. though exercise in the open
air is of course the best.
Skipping to Down Your Weight
IT really seems es it ever-cheng-
Skipping is one of the very best
forms at exercise. It eccomplishes
many things. end cen be performed
in a. variety of weys. A rope is
not necessery. though it is not
quite such good exercise without.
Hop lightly first on one foot end
thou the other. e method recom-
nwnded {or those who ere not in
their first youth: younger people
can jump with both feet together.
When one is skipping es s form
or physicel exercise. end using e
rope. it should be turnod beck-
wards. as this movement develops
the chest and nettens the heck.
Tho octuei ect of skipping itself
«undo the blood bounding through
the body and mekes it in e glow.
it also stimuletes liver end
prevents getting hes eches end
irritability. It encouregse light-
nose and nimbieness oi! loot.
With 3 W Bell
Bouncing en indierubber hell on
the ground with first one bend.
then the other. using e wrist-
stroke. keeps the wrist-Joints
«Home. and also necessitetes
quick. siert movements.
Dancing is one of the best exer-
cises 0! tell. and clensiul denoing.
it develops the body end gives
trace of movements.
New Things In ‘
Hm:Shmn‘
EAT PROOF GLASS BREAK-
HFAST set. The glass is of e
milky color. with bends of
iue The set consists oi 131848,
butter piets, cup enib seucor. egg
min. eeucer. creem end sneer
dwhes. toest piste with cover. and
note for coffee. tee. ohoooiete. hot
milk or hot weter. They ere all
made of the gills. As tor the uric.»
it. it or cohrse. is e big one.
M
SILVER LACE Oi! I. blue gear.
gette hendkerchiet center.
PORCELAIN BUST. with silk net
sn ri bodice, es top for en umbreile.
“OTTO RIBBON! end ribbons
with little enimele end humen
flsures. for bet bends end for
m-cktlss.
RIBBON EMBROIDERY on e dot
of n. handkerchiul nude or pink
material like old-teshioncd fl‘nfl'
dine.
ROSE CANDLIBTXCKB oi
plaster, pointed pink. red or yellow
These plates roses ere must end
low and quite decorative. A dinner
mile set with meny Of tm “ch
holding e tell and“. would be-
fiihlrminx ‘
coon encs GAR“
Rub together two out” 01 hotter
and two end one-WW “90°? 3"”
Add belt 1 cup or IWI‘
of mixed pow
cake of yeast dim
cup of warm reunm t
orange Juice. ‘3‘.
beaten. Mix
cum it needed, let rile
shape into smell m
a modmte oven.
powdered sneer or .V
She tries on the frocks ,
“M44" 4-!" A,“
:P:‘::’
E depper who weers her heir
in e tuesy bob is just es much
out of lesbian at the present
time es her mother who weers it
noted out in the old time pampe-
dour style. Moreover. oer pieces
here precticeiiy venis'bed on the
fees or teshion. Everything must
be prodigeonsly simple.
You mey pert your hair it you
.W‘si ‘
First ' Aid to the
Smart Coiffure
E "bob comb" is a novelty
thet hes elrsedy become e
necessity with meny women
who still weer their heir short.
it is much wider end lower then
usuel beck combs end is designed
to be pieced very low at the back
of the bend extending along a line
between the two eere. It is topped
with beueebont the size of the
emeiiest merbles-these bells be-
ing sometimes at colored stones.
It is sometimes worn by women
whose heir is not cut short but
worn in e low bun et the hope of
the neck.
The bendeen ecross the front
at the heed is still worn. but newer
then this is the wreath or hell
wreetb thet is worn across the
beck orathe heed. leaving the
front perfectly plein.
A French device for the er-
rengement of the heir in the eve-
ning is the Juiiet's cap which
covers the heed eimes't es closely
es en oid-ieehioned beby's bonnet.
It is nude with wide meshes of
thin wire covered with stones or
tiny rosebuds end sometimes hes
e fringe et the back and side.
Meteiilc turbens and no rivels
in the good'grecoe oi meny women.
both here end ehroed. The teen-
ion is seid to have been introduced
by Lenvin oi Peris..end miliiners
heve been making the most or the
sele oi these henddrcsses ever
since.
Some of the heir bendeeusend
wreethes ere made with e smell
comb fastened so list it does not
show. This comb helps to hold
the bendoeu or wreath in piece.
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MONDAY
Breakfast
Grepe fruit
Ferine Crsem
Dried beet omelet
Tout 'Coaeo-
Luncheon or Supper
Cold lemh Potato Seied
Hot chocolete Tout sticks
Apple eeuce
Dinner
Creem celery soup ‘
Broiled steel: wetorcress
Bekes potatoes Canned esperegus
on toest
Coooenut custerd pie
TUESDAY
.Breeki’est
Benenes end one!”
Corn iiekos Creem
» Recon .
Twin mountein means ' Cones
, [mascot
Minced boot on toeet
’lettuce seled
Jem terts
Din-er
' vettmiccili soup roi'
rk c ope n cesse e .
Po ' annips
Brent .
Stewed sprints
.. Buckwheet griddle cekcl
or maple m
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WM
ohoose~end thd parting mey be
in the center. To follow this mode
you should really have smooth.
straight derk hair so that you one
produce something or the Spinish
eilect. With light or wevy heir
the center part rather leeks dis-
tinction. At one of the most
teshionebie heir dressing pieces
the slde psrt is placed rather-Jeer-
V
- By MARY MARSHALL
to the center—unless the customer
really requests e porting lurtber
to the side. Then or course the
heir dresser merely smiles end
shrugs his or her shoulders end
does es hidden. They here long
since given up tryint to perch-do
sny women to do her heir in the
ietest fashion.
It resily is is curious feet ebont
Amerlcen women—even messy who
heve the reputetioli for Inert
dressing. They very quickly edopt
the newest millinery. they ere in.
patiently eager for s new sil-
houette in tracks, suits. or eoets.
They have come to regerd new
lesbians in' shoes es e ssesenei
necessity. But they ere loetb to -
chenge the amusemen’ or their
heir.
The streight—beck erreng ment
is perheps the smartest of el coit-
tures. but not every women finds
it becoming. Some young women
who heve just begun to let their
bobbed hair grow isncy the idee
of doing their heir like a. Grecien
statue. They draw it etreight beck.
having it waved at the heck or the
heed Just below the crown. The
belt is then drawn securely down
and tied at the nape oi the neck.
It it is curly the ends are some-
times allowed to stick out like a.
feather duster. It is more often
3
rolled into e little cushion or
twisted into e Grecien twist.
The French fashion for shingled
heir hes not mede much progress
here but it shows which wey the
wind is blowing end there seems
to be no disposition on the nerve:
French women to give it up. It
gives e sleek end bomb contour-—
This. too, may be period in tin
middle. on the side. or brushed
streigbt beck.
,Wbsther one should weer eer-
rings or not with this severe heir
erreugemeut is e moot question.
is edmired. oft-course. beceuse it , .
M”. ml. by mum‘mm
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I all of them are good. But
know to be white and menly.
with e silver fork.
meke e thick iondnut. Don't be
the anger. Just go on adding
essence or orange. and form this
cool.
You Can Make Chocolate
Creams
HERE are many ways of making hemo-mode chocolates. end
than this method. Bake 3 medium sized
Ten minutes before taking it from
the oven. spilt it open-by squeezing it in e cloth or by pricking it
When you take it from the oven open it. cere-
tuily remove the inside. and beat it iieky and lumpices with e
silver fork. Then add as much oonfectioners' sugar as you need to
potato end sugar are e thin mess. The beet of the totem melts
more onset.
and thick enough to mould, iorm smell bonbons of the incident
with centers of broken nut meats. cube- ot candied trait. whole
msreschlno cherries drained from their Juice.
iondent odd essence of peppermint 6r graced mange rind end
ebepes. Let them burden for several hours. and then dip them. by
meene of a wire candy dip or e silver fork. into cendy coating
chocoislt: that has been melted and then eliowed to become
t t e dipped chocoieies drv thoroughly before removing
them from the “med paper on Which they h‘ve dried-
surely none is easier and better
W. one that you
elemcdwhen.nobc¢inwith.the
thnitiscreemy
To same or the
fondant into bonbons of dillerent
Rolls Coilee ~l
Luncheon
Belted beans
Whole
. Pickles
wheat bread and butter
Orange marmalade
Dinner
Tomato soup
Breised breast or lamb Macaroni
and tomatoes
Cream potatoes
Green pepper salad '
Gingerbread Baked eppiee
, THURSDAY
meanest
Hominy end cream
Beked bananas
Hot rolls Coffee
hunt-boon or Supper
Minced lemb on toast Celery selsd
Fried hominy Syrup
Dinner
Roest lamb Currant jelly
Browned potatoes Canned pees
/ Cabbage salad
Suet pudding
FRIDAY
Breakfast
Baked apples with cross:
Codflsh bails
Graham gems Coiled
Luncheon or Supper
Creamed oysters
lettuce sandwiches
Chocolate cake Tee
Dinner
Split pee soup Croutons: - /
TWENTY- ONE MEALS; A WEEK
. Scslloped potatoes with chem
Deviled eggs
Lettuce seled Cheese strewn
Cortes Beverlen creem
smiths!
West , _
Stewed prunes .
Creem toest Recon
Codes .
Sliced oranges Little cekes
, Hot choeoiete
Dinner .
l 7 vegetable sour
Hock duck
Pineepple chart nets with
whippedcreem
SW!
, ‘ I ‘l g I
Beked epples
’ much tout
Celery
Chicken poms with omit;
powder biscuits
Sweet potatoes Toasters en gretin
Orenge jelly Whipped creem
Your Favorite
Color ‘
Is’rr PURPLE?
LTHOUGH .ectuelly within
the same color range purple
end violet seem to heve an
entirely different set of reactions
end essocletions. Both colors are
composed. of course. or blue and
red. but violet hes more blue and
purple more red.
There are many persons who are
very fond of the violet tones or
the color of amethyst who never-
theless find a reel purple most
trying. Certain shades of purple.
like certain herd shades of orsuge.
seem always to be rather unpopu-
ier. On the other bend there are
many color lovers who feel I.
pleasure from certain violet shades
thet is ter more real than the
pleesuro sensation derived from
my other color or shade.
In Greece and Rome, shedes oi
violet or purple were regarded es
especieily suitable to the clothes
of the gods, and Jupiter and
Apollo were elways depicted in
this color. In Babylon all the idols
were dressed in it and st u later
period purple was regarded as the
color most suited to royalty. At
verious times persons not of royal
reek were probibted on pain of
severe punishment from wearing
purple. Hence we beer oi "purple
end line linen" as significant at
high rank and greet luxury.
This regard for purple is to be
seen at the present time in the
vestments oi bishops. which are
still or purple. Sometimes the “ex—
pression “the purple" signifies the
cities ot bishop. This was especially
true when much seculer end poli-
tics! power wes exerted by the
bishops.
Oddly enough this color which
is regarded es significant or royeity
end pride is also significant or
penitence. and suitering. Christ
etter the Resurrection end the
lledonm eiter the Crucifixion ere
inert- dressedln
shown
. pugs or violet. It has been used
esthe color of hell mourning at
verioim times though it is berdly
eonsidened eppropriets now-e-
dire. it elso cerri'es with it the
signincence o: gloom and menu-
choiy. though some symbolism
choose this color to bctoken the
most peselouete sort or love.
' Purple is seldom found in costs
seied “Mmhutwhenitmitiscelled
”burners"
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’ little device
Women Who
Smoke —
And Women Who Don't
E most recent led emong
women smokers in to beve cig-
arettes mode of paper to
match the gowns with which they
ere smoked. Tee gowns. dinner and
deuce frocks. negligees end smok-
ing pajamas. if you weer them—-
and it you smoke-—-must then be
matched correctly. Or it you
choose you may smoke e crimson
cigerette with e black evening
gown or when you wear silver
with jede earrings you might
select cigarettes oi jade green.
The ted is spreading in London.
Americans there are said to have
teken it up.
The interesting thing about it
all is that there seems to be less
smoking in public then there was
e seeson or so. ego. That is to
MY. you hear people say that—but
by ectuei count this doesn‘t appear
obvious. What really seems to be
the situation is that the thing is
becoming more popular. more
common« No one thinks enythlug
of seeing women smoking in res-
teurents and many middle ciess
rosteurants where smoking once
wee not seen permit it es eimetter
or course now. However there are
some women or undoubted sociel
rank who refrain from lt—in
it hes become so usual.
It hes become quite the teshlon
to ash bonbons with and utter one’s
dinner end nil sorts of odd end
expensive bonbons here come to
the limelight tor smart wo to
munch in the between course in-
tervals end etter dinner: end some
people think the: th bouillon:
will to e certain onto teke the
piece of cigarettes tor the women
who only smoked beceuse it was
“the thing" to do end in order to
have something to do when they
lingered otter dinner. Many of
these" tootheome deintles ere or
Chinese origin. and come with the
vogue tor ell sorts of Ghmese
things the: resulted from the
greed Pris: bell lest summer.
I: the women who smokes oennot
find cigersttes colored to mini! her
frocks. else can It least and them
shedseoffisrelnbow.1'ltsyccme
inebomwitbfi’p’sottwelve
lsc‘idersfiotsninerpenslvempeu.
”nomads in all ochre—ms tor
achnewmck. . .
Powers the mostlnterssting
eigeretceholdcrieecouepdbleone
mummmmmemr
Wind no:
public—ator the very reeson that
mandimueere'
otgoldtbetteieeoopeewltbinicself-
FASHION FAVORS A SIMPLE HEADDRESS
l-As e metter of rent the unhind-
tion gives one the elect oi hem
been medeuptopleytheroleot
e pirate. The effect c!
simplicity is rether merre d.
Among the smertest women eer-
rings seem to be less in never the:
they were I. yeer ego.
The heir net hes been cereluliy
considered with ell these (level?-
meats in the heir made. 0
Americans,you know.eeem to beve
been the specie! chempions of this
French women we"
inclined to dislike it. They prefer
heving the heir brushed so
smoothly thet it will keep in posi—
tion without the not. which they
regard as pecullsr to Americans.
It looks to them (nay end ertin-
ciei. However. the truth of the
mstter reelly seems to be thet the
French women cen dispense with
the net beceuse she hes her heir
errenged with greater severity,
brushed more bersbiy tram her
tece or waved with e deeper.
firmer undnletion. This shecen '
stand because her restores ere in-
clined to be more Cheri! out till!
ours “ii .th our softer more plestio
tea u: m we 1.80anth
men; of the heir end to keep this
in order "re weer the net—or some
at us do.
In she meantime meny Euro-
pean omen—end emong them
some French—have adopted the
not from us.
"Until recently," lays e!
Engiishwoman. "our bends would
have been raised in horror et the
more thought of s. heir net—this
in spite of the fact thet it hes long
been adopted in America."
Your Favorite Color
NEEDLES
AND PINS
TRICKS THAT TRY
noying sometimes; end some-
times with the husbend who
is not ell model. it isn't his reeiiy
substeutiel faults tbet try his wit.
so much es some little trick the:
would not seem worth mentioning
to any one else.
"My husbend hes such en en-
noylng habit or during when he
tools like it." seid the (wits at e
“model husbend" the other «by.
"I wish he had some definite chev-
ing time like other men. Instead
he pops oi! to sheve without my-
ing s word about it—iuet betore
luncheon or before dinner when
guests ereexpocted or when l heve
my coat on elrcedy to stert out in
the oer with him."
“That's not belt so ennoying es
Tom’ s trick of exercising." said
June. ecrose the tee teble. "You
see. now tbet we heve no meld.
there is a great deal to do before
breakfast—Tom likes a beevy
breekiest end I suppose it is e bit
0: en economy es then he doesn't
have to buy such hearty lunches.
Anyweyitiselilcendotolot
things ready in time. And just es
I get things under wey I beer the
sound of e window being opened
upstairs—4 window tbet we be”
closed when we got up. And then
I know thet Tom has begun to go
through his settingcup exercises.
Oh, or course r em glad Tom keeps
up with his exercises when I think
or it en? other time of the morn-'
ing. but before breektest with so
meny things to do it mekes me
trentlc. 1! Tom wents to exercise
he'd better come down stein end
practice trying eggs end hosting
up corn breed—-
The women whose husbend bed
the reputetion tor user my
laughed.
"But does your husband‘
nuts in the kitchen!" she efied.
"Thet is whet Peter does. He goes
out into the kitchen in the swing
and gets the hickory end
stends there end creeks then end
semen! thesbeilsgstontbeloa'.
endthentheysteytilllgodm
to get breekilest the next not“;
You know how ‘enn
step on e nut shell with
house slipper—4 heve made up my
to suit mu 1 shell hm ‘
room somewhere in the heck
the ‘nuttery.’ And it will
i
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tippedw'lthcolorodpeperinnntbe
EVEN model husbands are en-
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