Mil: to another more , it is either the opal or the line. There is no very nee, why you may not choose anions these three. 8 7 Perhaps you will eliminate , , opal at once. tor you Wm . hiiw superstitious about many people do. and til who would not for till“ they felt really about the opal Wh to W. Wear one on I- bet. ,il, ' other reason why you to choose an opal,: that they are some. for they beat and then dr ting. There seems he i Willi prejudice, ass-inst crisis as ow, ‘ taunt stones. Romans Valued Beryl The beryl is a stone rich in his- toriool association. now tar less vsiuv able than it was formerly. . This is because ‘0! the frequency with which the stone is now to be round. The Romans and Greeks valued it highly and among their most highly prised earrings wore those that were set with eordrops ct beryl out in six- tlded prisms. Experts tell some or the finest oxunples, ct gem cngravinx among the ancients were done with beryl. which was so valued because oi its hardness and beauty. A beryl two and a halt inches across was engraved by a Greek I‘m ‘ worker and was for long regarded as the finest intazlio in existence. It bore the likeness of s 'Roman lady named Julia. Titi. In 'the course of events it was presented within a. rcliquury by Charlemagne to the abbey of St. Denis-but it was mounted with the likeness of the lovely .l'ulln toward the book. This was regarded as a large ex- ample ot the beryl. Later they were often found darts and abundant. The emperor of Peru possessed one that weighed eighteen pounds. It is said that a single beryl was found in New Horupshire watching “realty- nine hundred pound“ But. is it was pertectly opcque, it was value- : , less in jewelry. . Beryls are of many colon—Wine. pink yellow. men or colorless. 'l‘he recious emerald is a variety 0! beryl that owes its beauty to a small amount of chromium in its makeup. and the lovely aquamarine is a pale green transparent variety or the beryl. The best specimens are (blind in Ceylon ails Brazil. thous’h interior us that Jpecime'ns are found abundantly in . this country. . Many-Colored Tourmalines The tourmaline is another stone. 5 interesting though not very valuable. It is supposed that the name was derived from “tron-ma!" -the new- tivo name, for the stone in tar-am Ceylon. Like the beryl the tourma- line is to be found in molly colors. but sometimes with this stone sev~ ers'd colors are found all within the same stone. Sometimes it is quite transparent. sometimes translucent and sometimes quite opaque. It my be men. brown, red. blue. or block. or a mixture at several at these colors. (The most oomnton variety is black but the jewelers Wily mslte use only of the transpnrent red. green. blue or I! new varieties. emples of engraved soon in collections of m It you were born in Oct their you ought to look up your the coming at frosty weather the laying low or the house. in. That's one less thin: to think about and you no looser have to bundle to be rated . beauty. ' concern yoursslt with screens and ,‘ open cells: ways. WHAT HAPPENS! Did you ever stop to think why it is that we hive any more tiles. it they in die on in cold weather? You may have noticed in your own house coins sole surviving dy. some hardy. , persistent old tellow that simply re- ‘tusis to be discouraged in spite oi chilly weather. lie is stupided by the cold, but somehow he mosses 7 to wide your slam in liy him low and crawls slope the coilins inst out of reach. Perhaps you believe that I this 111,. this sole surv‘itror, and ,’ others iiicrs him who manage to, live out fashions. ‘them‘ their any '_ throw)! the winter. who mhM'7 In that way you call bottom or less familiar with them an your choice it smell: , Then it you .in search, hobby, why not start col, beryls, or tourmaline—or opals. you due to donandcamaiterd them? you tmlsh not together nth- the' number ct stones which scattered _ Menu?!" 1|” “‘4‘ experiments to m and trees» in a mold. for tour ,. ' would not be With it sreet deal but which gntbemd in one collection the next Ma's crap at young digs. You may feel some: that it you couldonlykillthetlenedyandsii other ions dies in winter then there W . wouldbeiustthitsnsnyiessdiesin, curios. w ; ‘ would he at considhrable value and . .. much interest. like stationery. even it not a business woman FOR business letters use businesst sheets at paper hearing you dress at the top are a. goal selection , for business purposes. and it is, pos- hours. Pineapple mousse is a little more complicated in the making. For it. ' ‘ list canned pineapple, shredded, and . v r“ sible to have paper printdd .‘wlth your address at a price no we: thin ordinary paper without (lid printed address. This printed "per? ‘ may be used with envelopes to: surroundinll. scrum ,s nice place to lay host a can ct itsnd drain it oi all seeinaod it cools and thickens. and e oust-t 0! cream. Pool: tor tour Ps‘risite ' White parhit is the simplest sort. 'lio make it. hell a cup ct mutilated ‘_ asset with a third ot a cup of water match. bearing the address on the ‘ flap. However, there is economy in using envempes bearing the W. flhere lids a moral tor the Ethan are no poesibleth stem upon them, and it is in pore 1‘ teeny ”good term to send business letters out. in these envelopes.‘ 7 be sure these do not have the, print»- ed address on the outside. It saves time it you“. made a little rub-y be;- anion hearing your address. This only be used to give the returny address on Wu ess letters, though it would, 0 ‘ social or purely. personil‘i' letters. Remember, too, Post Oince Depart- ment makes .15: the return sa- dress when edonthei‘lyolthe envelope. we are urged to put this information upon the upper left- hand corner of the trout side or the envelope, it more “a thread- Then pour l! on the stlflly "whipped cream and s tablespoon, of 7 more. (arimelpaflsitoalletorhslta ‘ one it plated susar cooked to ointment. Bo see that the heaps in your ysrd er in your cells:- where lites misfit ‘ bly .tind a warm. sat; place to teed and don't tolerate the men: dy who tries to catch a hit to sit in your kitchen or pantry. "at him even more vigorously than you would the iiy in the cal-unis state. and scolded with a cup or lk.- To this add the yolks Mien with halt a. cup at mar and a little salt. Cook this nurture. stirrins all the time. ‘ until it is our. then add 9. cup or thin cream and cool. Strain it, add two clips or whipped cream, a tee.- spoon to! yanilli‘ ind three ‘tahie- spoons a W coffee. Hold it and pack it in ice and salt . Pertalts should be served in stones. with a bit or whipped cream breach tins. bandit at the course the ' 'jb’maryinntuecotm the women who use doing it more skillful!“ , burnt fieen and some deceiving they do. ‘ other women » who, , willing to swear. never“ make-up —- save persistent users ol' they use them with an“ attention. ' "A serene, autumn winter s. windy” ,7 ‘ spring: 1 Mil? sprlnrr summer: a serene W a windy winter.” turies ago. ‘ . And it ids ”Wt , sauce N souls to NIMI ‘ W6!
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