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NEEDLES AND
PINS
w HAT no MAN Lixoo TO no.7
.. men likes to straighton out
the jumble of his wife’s bank
account after a check has been
’Pllfld for shortage of deposit.
the wifo insists she knows
l.’t‘ "$9 in tho bank.
:. , man likes to write thank-you
'e"t‘il for Christmas presents re-
W i ‘ny himself or his‘ children.
.'It is! so obt’lotllly part of the
in'a job, even when tho (in!
.‘n\ mme from members of his
r. funny.
2 ~15 of men nowadays will help
dishes after dinner. when
:v- is no maid or the maid is
Most men would rather wash,
Welles than dry them. and no
likes to put the leftovoro in
refrigerator or pan.
— "‘19 women like to recount the
- 'r-llts connected with their bus-i
4- l'- courtship. "It I‘ll funny
. \ Tim and l happened to become
‘ 'U'il," Mro. _ Smith will say.
.ril only known each other for
nooks and i'd no idea. Tom
- ‘1. it was really perfectly kill-
And Mr, Smith Will Wllh
.:l)- that his wife would talk
ii the weather or politics. And
: Mrs. Jones will start in: "You
. mind. luck. if I tell how we
You see. Jack was in camp
1 l v.33 helping out at the can-
, \ null—really it. wad most Imus-
" it passes the comprehension
1‘ Tom and Jack why their wives
. mi these sentimental reminiscences
h this table talk.
‘Ju‘ii men don't like to sort over
(me— mvn smoke to see which need
li‘lllld “ml which are whole; they
v't like to he asked to restring
‘ vs slums when the string
tnik‘i and every one is hurrying to
n z in hreskfut. They don't like to
' iv» their wives‘ rich relatives drOp
”"htl Sunday afternoon for tea
3 on they'd planned to take a nap.
\rul no man likes to have his
1 . 'llcr recount to his wife clinical
~"ll'il of his own infancy and child-
» ml, "lle wns such a delicate little
-- .r they had to go to a specialist
av a food formula. and he had such
'wi‘ale with his teeth. ran a fever
.wry time he cut one—slid that
1 mt“ he had the whooping-cough--
at: l the mumps right afterwards—3'
[in you blame him if ho spends
thi- rest of the evening at his club?
“ Good Signs”
3 For the Bride
IT'issnpposodtoboagoodomen
to have tho sun shine on ono‘o
nodding day. Apparently the
illlQn is especially good it tho du’
ix cloudy and the sun comes out for
nil interval at the timo of tho wed-
i! "i: ceremony. or as tho bride and
law-«Am return from church or start
0 it on their wedding Journey.
it was once considered a good
omen if tho brido wept on her wed-
ill'2u day.
l.’ the wedding takes place in
rhur~h it is bad luck. according to
M old English superstition. for the
‘ “.do and groom to go out by way
i" the chancel or vostry door. To
: nn-n good luck they should go out
ti o main door of tho church.
'1 here is a superstition to tho of-
’r i that the girl who reads the
“milling ceremony from Will“.
1‘ em) will never be a brido herself.
"Ed-time brides used to pet a
':'W- pier-e of broken bristle in their
1‘ vrs when they were going to be
. "irricd. This was supposed to in-
» .r" them against tho possibility of
twin; a scolding husband.
.\ i‘rumh of breed and a tow
"1.71! of salt hold in tho hand of
. fixed in the glove at tho time of
f‘ " wedding ceremony and to be
vunriled as a. guard again-t Pol.“
. :r- nowrty after marrialo.
At most weddings even now some
rvf—rrnce is made to the fact that
1 one who catches tho bridos
...;iquet when she toesoo tt from the
«niirs will be the one next wed.
'. ll“."P was an old superstition .0 a"
. t‘ert that the maid who wars the
was with which tho bride h“
linrmi her voil would b0 u” not!
married.
mm on thoir weddint days I1!“
wwtingiy carry out tho swim in
the old lines bidding them to wear.
‘ Sl‘meihlu‘ old and something now.
Something borrowed and son-
ething blue."
Belts That Phase
11‘ is not the tailored suit that has
railed forth tho now bolts. Not
as yet. thoosb perhaps later. does
the new suit m I. bolt. .030-
times. to he sure. the blous- is
t'lrkrt under the skirt of tho new
suit. but more often an overflow
is worn.
But emote belt! or. word oo «silo-f
piece frocks. Not with any i“ G
llm‘fulneao—th. bolt was ones suits
utilitarian. to eovw up the Juncturo
between shirt and waist. sad to bob
hold in the waist to snug
.‘Sow the bolt is m and m fl
it lists on our
:1 is ornate. Boots of the new
ones are made with vi“ ”tonic
lxlnq'ws at tho M w an
formed of rec
tion that suggest flab-Jag silos.
only they are colors! in solid cello
alternately rod and with.
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thoboooutlmfltythatleaiherohouwearmochbetierandukesbebterpoulh
a” I! firetrubbedoverwith castor oil. whichshould also bo‘spplled t0
soles. After a few days a second dose should be given. After that the
ordnosareroadytoralonglifeotuscfulnesswithasurfscethatcanbe
Ofcooteethiscsstorolltreatmentwouldbssppmprlatsforrcry fewottho
shoes that women wear nowadays. Still there are women who prefer for
W and, sports. shoes made of heavy. substantial leather of the sort that is still
good for melts shoes. Simply because most women have gone mad over dalndfl'
00W. Denise if they wear leather at all it is patent leather. or suede. or MS“!
colored or decked with alligator. lizard and dear knoWs what. other reptiles besides.
fl“ 0‘ plain maul-h leather often have n anal-file“ that. was not apeclally strikinl
at a time when most women wore that sort. of shoe for the screen ~
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Furnishing the
House
THE BEDROOM.
HE bed used to be notified as
one of the most important. if
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To New Shoes
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and all manner of snakes have
yioldod their curiously marked
reptile W m
Andmoldwtoohvom
skins " u” “‘1‘" °‘ mu“ anlsatorsuamoessoryoarohotsso
shoes. This is probably note an
that will appeal so‘ widely to popu-
lariastossdidthecolored ahoesof
ayoarsgo. Rodandbineandgreen
shoes became eventually so oom-
monplaco that many smart women
packed theirs of! to rummage sales
botore the season was‘over or saved
them to wear. only in the seclusion
at their own homes
There is nothing suflcioatly strik-
ing to trimming of reptile skins to
appeal to every Mary. Jane and
Betw.
It is one of the unostentatioue de-
tails of fashion that makes its ap-
peal to the discriminating woman
as a mere matter of variety“ Be-
a little time and patience at your disposal. you can ‘fllrnlt'ure in the house. Amour
asks fancy little cakes that equal or outshine those bought i Europe...“ especially on the co“.
the
tion cake and bake part of it in sheets not more than an inch ‘0" 0' “m "1°" “pend" "ma”
and
a half thick when done. and part in tiny patty cake tins not ithnt must be bought when “10! lo , MONDAY
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more than an inch and a halt across. (‘ut the sheet cake into to housekeeping. A bad is expected it C
small hi and in I Th i i °°"‘ "‘ °' ”m
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may be used for some of the frosting. or you may use lmlli-tl '9‘ Lunch“...
idng. Frost some of the cakes with this white. icing. flavored "951m?“ 3' " Americans (1" the vwbig‘nlw Sandwich“
with vanilla. 0n Canned fruit ~ Cookies
top alone halved candied cherries. pct-an meats first nlvver. The thrifty European
or violets trade of can ed violet petals. Frost some of the cakes gm would be aghast at the casual Dimm-
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top to do so. and host with icing made with conim‘tioncr‘s "‘9" "w" “4' ”‘d WW Browned potatoes Mustard picklos
m and the liquid in which the cherries come. With one egg more 58‘1““ at ‘3“ “mm 0’ Cease sponge
and half a p 0! milk make a sweet. thick custard. using corn- some young Americans to sleep on
wall? tugging. stStél‘it some. “tithe sum: of fake, and put uncomfortable "convertable" beds. TBUEskleJ
u. g 0 en a . From on t c w til chocolate. "' '
trestle . ”gt-ks orange frosting by soaking grstc’d omngc peel in m“ ”"1 "mu". m "a" m ha" Apple sauce
orange Juice for an hour. straining it. and thickening with confoc- "‘0" money ‘0 mud on ‘uuflw' Corsmssl mush Cream
tiouer'o sugar. Add a little mange moot. also. On some at u... decorations. _ Scrambled eggs
sakes. both white and chocolate. put a oosdng of thickly chopped There is really good sense in the Mll- C0800
nut meats. Work carefully and you will have sn am . oi nk Lunohoen or supper
' 3 c cs European point of view. A really M twith toms
that would make even a French pastry chef envious. comfotmm. and “mu“ b“ u ere-arena“ and nut and
the source of much peace of mind Hot chocolate Wafers
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Apple pie
1 th Sh you have a limited amount to spend.
it is a good idea to start on with a N
e ops . very good bed. and then gradually . WEE..E:.E:V
acquire the other furniture that you
LACK MOIBE HATS oro de- good choice for the kitchen in blue wish. In “a, magnum. you can
B cidedly 8mm M “I"! sprint. and white. Ami probably the figure make an old chest of drawers or
They are made in tho simpler representing luluc and white kitchens bur”... do “a u is not diflcult In
”up... with little trimming. Bome- as opposed to those in any other ”3 up . am. from ‘
timos there is an ornament of color combination would be as high wooden frame or boxes covered with
tungsten” and somotlmoe folds or as that indicating the amount of chint: or swine. Dinnor
mm of ribbon is the only trim- chocolate sodas and sundaes chosen it you can aflord g. 3“ ., my hush m with carrots and petal
w‘. , in contrast to those of all other good "set" a“. m be a. boot Date and ”II cheese I I
, ._.._ flavors put together. plan. t if you cannot (Gt . m I on Jelly “d cake
CARD PARTY AER TRAYS are good one it is better to put most of
made in sets. each with a handle LACE AND MARABOL‘ are used your money in tho bod and then to THURSDAY
inst is a number—number one for for a really beautlftxl evening scarf. acquire the other ploooo as you can mpg...
Prunos end sliced oranges
Fried cornmeal mush
Oven toast Cocos
Lunohoen or Supper
Cream celery soup
French toast Honey
the or“ two for the second The lace and marnbou are both afford them. Stewed apricots
table. and so forth. ’l‘hty servo two dyed a lovely. creamy tan. The The floor covering of a bedroom ‘ Rice
9 g a man; the tables and mambo edges the lace all around. need never entail much expense. Bamblod eggs
to hold W ashes. and at 0 ends the scarf is gnth— \Vhon thero are good floor! it 1- Baking biscuits curse
____. cred into a few folds. held with a usually more convenient not to have Lunohoon and supp»
SOAP FIGURES on so attractive rose-like twist and swirl of the a large wpot, and to have the door
that on. would masts to use them marabou. bare under the bed- 00‘ small rug Tomato ,9", at“ _
for tho our“! Baum WW0" °‘ and two very small ruse will then no. chm]...
mung. Pink soap forms really PERPORATED CUFFS are the be all you heed to cover mostotthe Din"...
love”. “may scented roses. There distinctive feature of smart black remaining floor. it is a great con— Clesr soup
m um. mp figures of clowns and dressed kid gloves. The perfora- venience when cleaninl if the rugs Minced my. on toast
mttoo. ”hill!“ and babies. tlons make a fine and intricate put- are mall enough to b0 rolled up. w“ potatoes
”a?“ .dmbl. puppy falling ternlng over the whole surface of Then the door can N am Vith Tomato and onions
a"! at effort to catch his tall. the cuff. The gloves are of the slip- the dustless mop. rubbed with on Ice cm Chocolate cake
“a . folly-polly kitten. These on sort. without strap or clasp or or even wipod up With a cloth
mu. figures are‘ cost after really butto‘ ‘ wrung out of hot want. without FRIDAY.
beautiful models. and they are well raising any dost.
Baked beans
”w ‘ . FLOWER PERFUME HOLDERS It space is “mull in your room a pig. W with we gum.
......—— appeal to the woman who likes her covered box with a biased top or o Hominy
.m alumnus may be chosen perfume presented in unusual ways. chest that. no N M as a seat Soft boiled eggs
instead of white ones to wear with There are. for instance, silk-petaied is a worth-will e tnvostmont. Extra Toast Cairo.
the cost "at. roses with a tiny bottle of perfume. bedding may be hilt in this if there Lunehoon or Sum
‘ _..—— rose-scented. as the center. There is no other placo to M It. or it Thick v-obablo soup
W W in metal. are camellas. and hyacinth. and a may be used as a GOB'GNON. place Whole wheat bread and butter
point-d white. with blue headings. dozen other perfume-centered flow- for sewing materials. “I07 work. sandwiches
w u ' " Wt!”
no hands and figures. are a era besides. etc. Jam
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Dinner -
Tomato «shapes a
Fish ‘ (‘Jonmed potatoes
Stuffed green peppers
Pineapple salad
— SATURDAY
Breakfast
Baked apples
Fried hominy Symp
on
Rolls Cotfeo
Lunohoon or Suppor-
spanish omelet (using green pop-
pars. onions. etc.)
Ginger bread Apple sauce
Dinner
Veal cutlets mauled spinach
- French fried potatoes
Cheese and nut'salnd
Chocolate pie ‘
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What st Colored sins-t '
Certainly the oolored ohoo has
lost its appeal to the discriminating
imagination. But there are vestig-
of color on shoes. on white mnvas
shoes for sport wear red or
or even blue may be soon sold
small plplnos or straps
safe to my. however.
drossod women will not
on the street. Ono shoe
still persists in putting 0
shoes uses redo blues.
of flu- more subdued tons
elected last mar.
At. the Southern resorts
shoes havo everywhere boon
The only novelty about that: “-
ingly lsthefactthatthoyarowou
with huh-colored makings.
Sometimes whlto built!!! or
canvas is trimmed with leather d
gill
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Just plain black patent loathor.
There doesn't seem to ho tho
slightest tendency to got book to
the old type of lace or button shooa
and to use a woman wear a high
shoe is almost as much of a sidlt
nowadays as to see one riding a
bicycle. The oxford. of oouroo. is
worn for sport and sometimes for
street wear. but also or two strap
mantle of durable leather are chosen
by many women for general any-
time wear.
Your Favorite
Color
IS IT RED.
children and primitives. but .
preference for the color does
not necessarily betoken s childlike
or primitive mind
It is the marriage color in China.
and at the recent W of tho
Crown li’rince of Japan the bride's
costume showed much red.
It is recorded that Cathedno do
)iedicis. when Queen of mass.
was partial to red. especially to
crimson velvet. “This color boo-us
<0 universally admu'od." says an
'=<tnrinn. "that a law was grassed
‘urhldd‘ng any woman not a prin-
x=s to wear a gown wholly of crim-
<on. No men might wear more than
me article of dress of this color.
nd attending ladies were limited to
wher colors. including what was
nown as ordinary rod."
In its less favorable aspect rod
symbolizes passion. blood. danger.
war. cruelty. onset. hats. in its
more favorable aspects it stands for
charity. power. valor. bravery.
strength. It is the color ascribed
to Satan. and In its worst connec-
tion is associated with anarchy.
revenge. falsehood. to Reno. and
subsequently in many mm
countries. it is the signal for battle.
Robes of royalty were of red as
often as of purple.
lntheGreokChurchredistho
color used for vesunonts and hang-
ings during Lent. while in the
Roman Church it is uood for too-
tivals of martyr!-
Various eolor namao indium
different shades of red are scarlet.
vermilion. earmino and erisnoen.
Among precious stones of tbo color
are the ruby. the garnet and tho
REDiaagens-aifavorltoamong
Bed is used more generally than
any other color in the M of tho
SUNDAY
Breakfast ‘
Coronal!“ Grapefruit
omelet
j’srloor House rolls Coffee
Dinner
Baked ham
_ scalloped potatoes
Dried lima beans in tomato sauce
Celery jelly salad
Cream tapioca pudding
sun”?
Wafles Syrup
Iced coffee Wafers
Fruit
How to Make~
' a Lampshade
'VEnY-interestins new lamp-
shade for the woman with
clever fingers to malts is this:
first cover the lampshade frame
with china silk. in se or old gold
or one of the o shades that are
used for lining shades. in order to
throw it becoming color on the taco.
Then stretch over the from a
properly cut piece of glazed chill“
with a pattern as vivid and gay as
youwish. Thepotntistouootho
heavily glazed chines. It comes in
lovekr colors and excellent designs.
so it is Just a matter of choosing
to get the right combination for
your own tastes.
gathered oocdon of nor.
oueosotte in golden yellow or deep
rose.
That is all. The glazed china
gives much the onset of well deco-
rated parchment. The result is good
sad the work of making such a
nations: being found in tho loss (I!
the United states. Great Britain.
France. Belgium. Germany.
Italy.
Next creole—lo It Pink?
Unusual Candle-
Sticks
oomoinallcoloranyOuunslfM
wish.havosnewooobosuitovor!
bedroom—if yougoinhlrbodsi“
candles. which standalwsyawith
matches. close athand tom
the midnightdarknossthateomss
sometimes when elect-is ours-t
Then cover the shade with a‘srousodfeerampo-lfio
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