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QRES‘S‘
. 53g cgpyrght.mo.byTIaMChnW L
;.._~g Scar-it Frocks of Today Give!
-li'e Chance for Majestic and!
;-ce" y Carriage. l
‘ , ‘tzcens of the earth. sppor-l
i T \t'crt‘ not consulted when;
vv'rsonl i‘:.shion in women's
V...“ mnlwai. Once quoensl
1311:: to say in such mat-i
.:.:31 perhaps never quite so‘
~ .< , oznmnnly supposed. News
ml {Allions used to make
urn linglnnd on the hacks3
clvuthes chests of ini-
and princesses and,
indmra in waiting. 80‘
fish fashions used to’
I
l‘wlicmizi~ the wife of?
‘ivl ll, introduced side-:
- ;:i England from 80-:
.o- i: hail long been the.
The Bohemian queen:
sorgcous costume of white'
' t :z- uith a Jeweled crown,
in and thereby set thol
. ‘ smart equestriano. And,
- ..:n, when Edward I of:
~l h:s son, the Prince ofi
".“Z-‘-l respectively a sister:
_:.'::'(r of the French king!
,\ .< deluged with French!
. Zal you may be sure that’
wip‘h a princess or queen
1.. My would have had
ni‘ such importation.
nun-days. Queens have
. olw “'lth the formation of
.. farmer‘s wife. Some~‘
.n the case of Queen Mary‘
‘ nit-l her valiant mother-
.\:- \illtlra. fashions are de-f
u.” have naught to do
lll'flf‘d skirt nor the hat-
. ilv'Wll to the eyebrows.
‘-; tr: wf Rnumanla is a wo-:
' ., -i,.’.‘»rent mould. Fashionj
kcr iii! she finds the fash-
' zr-rnent singiilariv un-
‘ ' l'w‘o ct amen. Ever.
t_i~' 'l‘i'.‘t'll must walk in.
.ixvor she must make
-.". 54"".0 iiismigl- large
- .=‘ i;mn spaces. :nd must.
wz' i1»? Ht 0.1"" 0‘ motel"
Miami)". “lull? human;
.in lwr. This would"
.. vim (‘1."Tih"|lli~‘iy wxde‘
ryzevn iii 23th or of:
~ ., to. in the longv.
. .mrz-z 1‘nS'lln1f's of the!
-;?r r r the hillowy;
3w» il.’;'rcss Eugenia!
\ '(r .i, drspite hel'l
' .Itirt- contrived to
v: i: r i._;iit'._v lace!
Zit.‘. :v."’S.
k"‘!l 3:: d"<ii‘nlilll
ix- role of;
, niiiIP‘ng»
~ ; '1 il'li‘ Ill. ciivvr‘t,
'~ E' if :i (‘11::(‘1 tircr.
’ 2“ ii'.‘ «its .11“ ti-e
=- "II". it «kg of Ill".
r- t!.;'.; majestic about
.. 1::tie 1"» l; wh‘cn
$.11 il‘. ' Ei."~x simtc i.
ii‘.l
Straight Mark satin jumper INC”.
with pain rmbroidi'ru.
if you are one of tho
more conservative members of your
community you may not like to ap- ‘
pear in onc of the new fool's capo.
,You may dislike the idea of hnving
ithc trimming of your hat placed imc
_pi~rtinently
ithen. there are interesting modifica-
Tilt“ sketch shows one the!
the advantages of
”11" square-crowned DirCCtoZre hat-
“infill
inil was iiiumtii-ii.
tions.
retains many
At the same time
this hat shown in the sketch has a
i'idzc
crown to back—Just
i-nough n! a ridge in make it comply
UH" demand of fashion tho! all
h.its should somehow go to a point
in! the trimming is at.
Ithe side—a pointed arrangement of
'pit-atcd {rrccn and black ribbon.
. with
,nt the top.
WISE
OTHERWISE
l
,rrrn and black pleatings.
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;some
” 5‘9"“)! Rounded Square Crowngbooke or games.
I When it comes to refreshments.
fiyou might make out the menu in
i
L' "£215 to Women of Conserva-
‘ ~c Taste.
1 cross words.
=k that many smart of ingenuity to do this. but you con
"ton wt thcmsnlves when i do it if you. try—of course.
r c: .’| imit- ltwt is to sail a;
.-_.r"0 lit".\\"‘('il the sr-t'ernl'
types that have been?
.‘ l-i:;:e~qunntlty production,
‘ are or “ill soon be wornf
rr otil t’mhioned.
3
messed than when wearing
.mst popular hat or frock in
' Thy-y always want to wont
' ( specially difficult.
rather unbecoming to man)
I
r
..l
cv
.x
.l. the square-topped hot. as we
3 ;t. was extremely smart and
'2 to some women. But to
t
> in women it seemed espe-
trying.
w “hen th's seemed to be pass.-
:. ;~ q'JLLl-ly oil the stage of fashion.
-, r-ne wondered what would
31*“ .‘s p'ncc—nnd the mllliners
.. 3:“
iCROSS-VJCRD PUZZLE PARTIES
tried a cross-word
1H puzzle party?
E ii is interesting. and you can
'work up all sorts of little ourprloel
’and variations yourself.
' To hcgln w.th. give the same pun-
izlo to all your guests to oolve.
:can copy a good puzzle In pencil
,without very much trouble.
lcsn cut the same puzzle from oest-
ersl copies of a newspaper printing
For the quickest correct solu-
tion you can give a prize.
puzzle-making con-
Give each guest 3 design. and
.have him fill in a workable puzzle.
' iThe one who does the best piece of
word”! silk hat trimmed. work. or the one who finishes first.“
is winner of this test.
the prizes should ho
cross-word Dual.
, one.
. test.
You must. exert a bit
TWO GOOD PUDDINGS
Toploco Pudding
Soak half a pound of tapioca oven- .
"3"!“ WWW C\'erywhere night in a pint of milk and cook
"“i“-"d “VD-(i at the same slowly in a double boiler until soft
lu‘fiw‘il-ilzty of looking and thick, "adding sugar and flavor-
iing to taste. and a pinch of salt.
spread with Jam. and
“r "WWW”. never ioel’cover with whipped croun.
Coeoonut Soufl‘o
One cup of milk. one pinch d on”.
“wry one is weari 3. three
-.x- the instiinn In {1111;313:3332 softened in a little cold milk. two
level tablespoons of butter. tour Iovol
am the 11-8?! and angular tablespoons of sugar. yolks at {our
"'~‘.I‘.l'trim] hat had ceased to bo eggs, one teaspoon of Vail“... ono
,. :::.-, and “hen at least in this cup of shredded coconut. whim at
-"r:.' it had been tried and been ‘0“? cm
‘ Heat milk. add salt and flour and
milliners had an “:10“, cook ten minutes after it has thith-
. wondering what would take "19¢ M1!
5' there are home women Mold. ch‘ll.
together. butter. tugs:
- 1a;e_ This square-topped hat, and yolks of eggs. Pour bot mix-
.niugai as part of a Directoiro ro- ture over. stirring well and not asldo
Lari been hailed as a substi- ‘0 €001-
:- tile- cloche which had ro- Lastly {Old
. 2r. favor post the endurance Whit“ 0‘ the 983“- 30“ in but.-
iilxners, “ho saw profit in tcred pan.
- l‘tluri of something radically “rm- Serve 110‘
4 rr-nt. Sauce.
vanilla and ooeosnnt.
in the stiffly beaten
in moderate oven until
with Chocolnto
CHOCOLATE CREAM out:
One and one-half pounds
sugar and flour.
eggs. Beat the yolks separate with
sugar and butter.
separately. and add to above. To
one-halt of the dough mix one-
fourth pound chocolate. and boko
. of each part (the dork and light)
i it wouldn't be a revival of .1, “keg. F‘or nmn. nu. u“...
Y. " _ fourths pint cream. yolks of eight
"-"' '~"-‘? sci-called peaked hat— eggs. Sugar to taste;
H" Wmmu pointu—came tor-ward extract vanilla. put on are and stir
.,, {in the breach. and it has filled it until it thickens. then out bet'm
wtu amazing eatistactlon.
“omen it was trying. To butter.
Beat the whites
flavor with
thoooku.
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W!!- m. .u Gaza! Horton
0118b! to raw 3411.7 a handgun. oi;
lowonce.
Calvin. '= ‘. tho m In
silence. he * ~2ppsd mouth W l
ening fsin Ute? s 6099 Duals
she sold: rum. I“. Would
You think ' ‘ ' dollars a. mum ..
void for I.” -7“
“Sho’ly - . ' ‘ :bls your lame?"
from Ms. .
“Then id's .- fie it right om.’
Bold the ‘55v step-daughter. “I
ltoop bound .v —»<=nlce moco'n bill:
everybody. 1 to m notnln'
of toochind tildron all winter;
whon high «.2 °' hoopo 1:: from
school. i t‘r-' ’crty , month is
cheap for all :1: What not: on:
to it?”
Colvino bod - =01 fiber of op-
rightneoo thnt - 9 her bate fawn-
ing. So who: ' acne out that
Gunny Bortrv 2' s captivated by.
Evangelist Pb::-‘ Who bad dovei-'
oped o slight ‘ which be nid'r
mode longer r-- no tn the only
hill country oi'. ‘ aporauvo. the
granddaughter 5.». 3:0 3 {room
motion.
It muttered 2"”: that be m'
but thirty-nvo—H- than bol: hers
ago. Youth. be ;’< '24 bot. was a;
matter of the hm“ Nor would Ibo;
lot herself cons -- PM one tine-j
next to nothing .' s antecedents
Ho brought l:" l-‘r. music. to
days otherwise 42- .: «.i lonely. She;
had been only C. -.;.- ”a“
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mac-mam-
www.mb
”MthMN
mammalian-nest
outmmddm mum-o
lihsosobotloo-onuoum
be: soul. “I: m -
«who-sold"
s “'ofi “flu.
to been“: tho m m
'Ho any“ to m. III! M
attentionsmtbohobo-
:wmmcronnflmm
.berchoobgfondlodborotillodl
baninndlifnodflmnyn
.tzsshockofcuriylak. Bobodboon
anions robotics: we: prove.
ln'ptace of being properly spro-
hcnszve Calvin: was in Raid refit.
All along the bod mm Popper
—-r. is: she holed m fitmilc rogo
ngnixut him. Grin!!! tried to ll:
her band in his. counting out:
damned t! l do. l know his cons.—
and yours. You'ro min: o don! in
futures—count no out. I lino
money. and wont my Panto—box?
rum got yours this coy—n!
11m in sloshin' for my M'*'
“You'll have to!‘ Granny obnllod.
Just then tho ‘pbooe run: insist-
entIr—befm it could be bus-“rod
Presiding Eider Kroc-s came strid-
in: in saying loudly: ”Boy Pep-
per: Glad I‘ve run you dawn on
quick. Your wifo'o ot tbo bot-tin
town—to rlcbt straight to be: it
for her few kirf ‘ :‘uslno tbreej _
or four times ”a: 91 she mgr°iswgéxtigaufit
wont to ask wt ' ‘ -.:~' appeared: f "6% G'snry odd th 'LM‘ :
“And now what i. ; :cur business ”a". gag!" , animus otoc.
M?" This 50 ' " moot “ten 9 time for on old fool.‘
thom monufectur- in; errands
on the spot—and ' not to no-
turn. Yet. as sha ‘ gossip and
good victuals abm. ;'._v. the bad? mm ma
in the pick of ti. ._ purveyoro;
now and again. i'. ‘ :1 even Isl Rico Pudding
she herself liked ’ ‘2 (QC—Ind on. an“ a!“ that“). m m
"mpu'm’fly ”'“r‘” 'h'" “flu-trusty". one cup sugar. too cups
thereby evening th' ' account. imp“ rice. “8!. Cinntmoo
Several enterpris' intern bed "‘6 soil to taste Add butter a"
made tentative ‘9‘" F‘ehe 3“ of on egg. Place in buttered pad-
"3‘ ”mm "my a“ ‘ "0d ”“0" din. dish and bobs for one hour.
“NY h'd "“06 ”It ' '- ‘u‘e- POP-i Rice ballo may be served in ooop
per was “1”" or. ~ than "’“or with a moot stow.
others but Granny 2-: at tho .
word marriage. Not “ 156 locked Rioo Bollo
a senile fondness fi- ‘. > but be-
One cup cold boiled flu, M
cause it was "0‘ ”We swoon through o vegoublo sieve. add
enough to banish
thriftyltwo tablespoons flour. a boolon ogg
prudence. She wants ', 'l to hsvsiane an, mum" “a eure‘no DOD-
hfl' mon0¥—'bl1t Ci "- 3°! bonfipor to tote Roll into Inoll boil;
thought of its being typhd wastrlend cbob in boiling. coined Inter
fully upon some yc “r" vanadium“ they ere burdened on the out-
Alter weeks of lndOCi“i‘n and deep
oido.
A Pinch or Trill
When Mother used to mix a dough,
Or make a better. long ago
When i was only table i..gh
I used to like Just sum: mg by
And watching her: for ol‘ ”11- while
She'd olng a little. maybe Mull».
And tollt to me sad tell Tao what-
Well, things I never have forgot.
i=7
mmunmmtm
I
’t'd -
1570.2;
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rd unborn-tomes”
"Well. first.” obo'd
take.
some button Ind on 0“
Some flour and milk. you
And then put in. to _
(This part I never understood
And often used to mode; on.
“A pinch of this. o pinch of tbst.’
And then oho'd .y. “M! littlo son.
When you grow up, when child-
bood'o dono.
And Mother. In” fsr any.
“mayors-thew!”
Aimottsuhmsaaocuus
And both the bitter and the «not
‘Hovo mode that lilootlninom
no.“ 1 MM the m I
uniso—
Apinobottboboplocbofm
At amltboogbtotnoorolooo
l'd‘msko my life. that wolltb re
own
And never can about the rest.
But things I lost the: I possessed.
sod.
f novor know before 1 bed:
In sorrow something would occur
Like—well. like memorios at bor.
Andnovrthinkttno'tlnm
To‘nulto o,lifo: Al :2. would soy.
Put in tho mu: oorvo
'. noodi. '
But don't leeseoutthetosotydeeds.
Putin grottbingomm
But don't lsove ontjbe good._tbo
st.
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Iv MILDRED NARSHALL
TOURMALINI
HE pink tourmollno should 5.
worn today. since it to both the
tsliannnlc stone and natal m
of tbooo born on on onnivm at
this date. it to potent as a proton-
M onion! dim. which in un-
porunt inasmuch so on ancient
bone! eloitno that those born on thio
duo were sure to end their live-
througb accident.
The tourmalino not only protects
its wooron from accidents. but also
turd- tbexn from destructive men-
tal forces. ouch no worry. four and
doubt. it should be worn on o cbein
momenenorooeetinering
an it will touch the flesh. if the
M is to enjoy its full protoctiVo
m
Pinkiotodorooolor. ltolooboo
protective‘pawon on this date. .5.
cordingtotbeoanMenaleepe-
can: potent in guarding those who
trovol ogolnot accidents.
Today‘s flower is tho white brou-
doth. which brings financial sno-
ceeo. end domestic bobbins-o.
OUR ANKLES NOWADAYI
TOOXINO molester». nut -
be making fortunes note“);
If the amount spent on stock.
iiiiiirissitr. .EP‘lf
o o r
or other litht tone in «noted
with short skirts. vomon certainly
hove to be“ more ”in of stock-
inl am they did in the do,- of
Ions skirts and black stockings.
Domed steams- w betcha
odmirsble outlines of thrift ond
neotneos. but most headland
vol-on toko cor. Item to wow
stockist! with moods that show.
end with low shoes and skirts tbs:
end volt above the nobles. nond-
profile-bow. Wonoodtooovo
me go that bed been tnondod
at tho book of tho ontlo. when
the top of tho slipper or do
rubbod. to veer with high shoes—-
t" tummn'i at: z:
'0'. .
= ‘ so “I, at Mod-g
no? OFF
THE GRID
A RADIO COLUMN
By now uws!
L' bore no ido- bow many let-'invorito bmodcutor not out into
zero I got from people who bo—‘lbo «not.
hero tbs: ndzo :s bthng name.
Then romoubor Lb! ab “3!
east on 130;? mznds 1 do not spreads out in every M Tho
moon. 0: course. the educational or amount of it that noon your ro-
entertninm; exerts the! or» pm- solver igoo Ltm that the wonder in
du-sod by the progmmo that tboyiour ability to detect it u on. You
boo: 1 mean some mysterious— so
e why I simple crystal set. poo-
nsuslty damaging—onset tbs: in sensing no bad of sum“. val
mpoood to mull from the rndio’ not pick up concerts from [30“ “a
woven pulsing continuatiy through fifteen or :wenu' miles away.
tho other.
To get around this we use a voo-
A woman in the Middle West in- : uuzn tube. The real purpooo ct Lbio
slots to me that her mind to bolngi
:ube is to PIC‘ up tho signal usd
controlled by the radio “a. eo'mno it stronger Suppooo o lot at
that she can no longer think for DOOM. were gathered ooxnurboro
herself. A New Englander bu boon'woiting for an important uncom-
to see me in great mental distress
moi-it. Ono men unso- st the door
because. as he "rinks he is being and listsns‘ He been. very faintly
driwn only M :h. roves from the oft in the dlotnnco. the shout tut
Mating st 20:. in his city. ,1
.10 bur. Then bo turbo ond Mt.
oils bin) whet evory one b Uniting
Those 2. mo be with. new: to tbooo Sande. Re to on
If there 2:12: ease: of rodio wove- amplifier. 75“ " “1°"! '5“ ‘5.
on lb. brain it is u very obocuro“mw“"" 4° in m ooL
and untmportsnt elect. Poodbly it:
There exist. 0! course. my air.
you pm you, ma octuolly {nudefitennt Kinds of million. We will
the coils of o Nit-mu mmituugdm M “W'-
otnticn your nervous system mt‘bti
bo disturbod. D'cn tblo is doubtful.‘
haployeco o! the greet sending sts-‘
Lions do not seem to bo onoctod at!
all.
And «mini: tbs very l’oetllol
sum sent you by the ordinary
braille-ring stations can bovo no
ouch effect. To talk of the mind
being influenced by radio. except in
’
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NEW FIGURE!) FABRICS
Tbereloswoguofooprtntodofl-
Innis—.ncludlng humans—on our
'troclu. The obopo boll lovoly print-
ed. Moo woven. pottor- show-
ing on sorts of “limbo”
-Plsrrot end Pierretto. porbopo o to.
tho usual “‘3 by the meaning “no! anonooo maidens with hnnorno
what you hm. is utter-l: abound ism“! obovo tboir bonds. m
If there were no other reooon for1
time minim onlnsolo in mood
porbnpo ashes optionally
bolngourooftnloonetmmw“umnmlngocrooo autumn: the
would bo tbet rodio wovoo in the
other omund us are nothing new i
The new mrt of rodic is merely;
our Ability to control and to detect
thou waves, Every thunderstorm
is o broadcasting otsdon. That is
whore static comes from. These
othor stoves—exactly the some tbng
on radio waves—that originate from
noturol electric disturbances like
lightning have been moving around
over tho earth for millions of yours
The! on port of the naturol ori-
vu-onmont in which mm bu grow ‘ The“ ‘MD you "*3" u,
upl’urtbermom on electric mcbim
ery sends out other wows. so you
know very well if you have tried to
oporoto n receiving set next door to
o groot power bouso. If that!“
worse bod any unsettling «test on;
the human mind the men who wont.i
In mob piano would ell be crazy.
Ne indeed it anybody to.- "I“? i
trout rodio it will be because of tho"
quality of the program that we
bovototiotontoorwbotmn
m to lot tho other side of the!
conga!“ on that two-tube not that!
tho alums: assured us would1
in W as sleu- es el
it
THI RADIO PRIMER
Ono Dolly Foot for Llobooon
hot
“Motown-smut: tbs
onto-n them the”
onltboeelophono.
”incubation-nouns”
”essential.
momauuuisunmo
m
Momma-enemas:
moor...»
no
I".
no.
material.
TbsoetsbricoorovoryMo
when made up in o coin! olnsplo
manner.
CLOTHES WHIN YOU TRAVEL
1? ALL depenh. of mm 'M‘
‘0: are going on to but my
clothes you must got boron you
start forth if you oro golng‘to
Europe, bj: all ma. [Cl I. w
Iothes as may be boloro u to.
or
Hrts or Fioronco. mt your
small stock with no. Olin.- Matt
in the rescinsung obopo you will
find You I'lll ooh nwooy 1- IN.
u.“- and you '11] ho" tho m- d
tuning. Also you will .N tho “I.
of bringing home wboo you room
:ntsrooting clothes from vol-tone tier-
eign countrioo.
it you one trawling 1: tab m
try. than in no psi-denier m
advantage to bo gninod by begin.
clothes in other torus. If you .0
from o smell town to o w
vou may want to buy your doc“
there-in tho metropolis: m
if you like to shop. But you my.
on the other bond. bo oblo to “to
your money go fm oi. hm
TWO THINGS FOR IRIAKPAIT
Buttermilk Brood
mxuegglnsmixingbo'iond
odd n boll cup of milk. one-In:
opoonotooltudtvrocupeg
cooked bominy. Mix well Ind
nod hobo in medium oven for about
ombour. Bringtotbetobloin
dish in states it is cooked and servo
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lg.
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