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work-—had no am-
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system. 1 wrote
Dr, Pierce and told
him of my condi-
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make that dreadful face when he was
giving his after-dinner speech?
Mrs. Howard—He always rehearsed
it while The part
he made the face came when
putting his collar on
he dressed, where
he was
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by scanty or burning passage of
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Designs Offered for Every
Occasion; Costume Har-
mony Stressed.
That new feminine movement in
fashions forecast for two is
more evident In millinery than In any
other part of the costume, says a fash-
lon writer In. the New York Times.
Since the mannish mode in it
is the hat which most
stubbornly every suggestion toward
more elaborate styles Women have
Just loved the little cloche, which, in
one variant another, has for
long persisted as the hat for any oc
casion. It Is even now seen under new
names, to be worn as It should be,
with sports dress. The bob may to
some degree be responsible for its
length of life; now that this style of
colffure no longer
new types of millinery
clearer field. In
stylists, the day of the bob Is past;
fn that of whose judgment
seusons
cane
has resisted
or SO
a novelty
will
the opinlon of some
is
have a
others
th
continue to wear their halr short
long hair will one da)
However this
with
arrang
ceptional,
be, the hat
softer
tall trimn
and more
1 ! ie
ana it
Vos
This
beaver,
crown of thi
and
than
finish
$ "wr
IPSs :
Is
st
ws tl
beaver, though it foll«
¥ Curvin
=
lie» Vogue
in most of the models
$Y-—Draped Crown, Soft Brim and
Fancy Ostrich Combined. 2-—Modi.
fied Version of Vagabond Shape in
Tan Veloufs. 3-—White Felt and
Black Velvet Combined.
of felt
and
narrow
or
bow
ff Crown
brim,
has a velvet |
The
f ribbon, a
material, |
velvet or
or cloth
Versa
band
of a
of cut
n, or one of the new snap
that
fy
fonable,
loo trimimine
Vice iri mii
n
is n fold
the
a
rib
’
0 of
Same different
tailored cloth,
yy cock
fash-
orna-
ades to be exo
of
ade
Aare LHNg
ee
O01 t
iittie
'
od
ne i
thease
of ribbon
grosgrain moire, but the
of the are the bright
Tyrolean uprights of feathers. They
are small but g and pretty, and
make a point of distinction that adds
much to the richness of a hit of cloth
or
usually
or novelties
season colored
velvet,
The Idea Is borrowed from Jaunty |
Alpine hats whose wearers are undis-
turbed by the frequent changes In the |
styles of headgear. In other tailored |
shapes the cockades are of different
sorts, some of them most intriguing. |
but the favorite of the season prom-
Ises to be that of tinted feathers, a
quill or cluster of quills. The vagn-
houd is here to stay for a while, with
the fall mode In sports dress, and in
more rakish shapes than heretofore.
Tailored or Informal Mat.
All of the prominent millinefs are
phase of their art is, lke the simplest
Roger and Jane Blauchot are some
particularly chic berets, most of them
In velvet—sows with a bandeau of
cloth and crown of velvet, some done
In velvet and satin, of
these {lustriates a new of trim-
ming, with an ornamental pin of onyx,
Jude or chased erystal plereing the
slant of the beret. The high
hats of cloth, and cloth and velvet
shown with a jeweled, ornament
initial, monogram or figure
description,
A
green
gome Each
mode
, Are
un
of some
of two-tone
trimmed with rib
of two of
ribbon, A charming
a felt in light green,
having band of black ecire ribbon
drawn about the crown and through
the draped arrangement of the crown
and the slit brim at The
stiff quality of the ribbon the
effect of a feather ornament.
high crown tallored hat
strikingly smart hat
felt is
cockandes
three
bon made shades
grosgrain
Blanchot hat is
| green
a
one side,
gives
other
is of
grosgrain ribbon trimming being
around the lower edge of the
This type of hat, In varlous
shapes, both severe and soft, affords
crown,
use
opportunity for the of many of
the new styles In ornamental acces-
They are the fancy
cockndes,
ostrich
feather
quills and
and feather
rosettes,
1
small feathers
-
4—Tam's Latest Variant
Green Velours.
Hunter
5-—Metallic Cloth,
Trimmed With Black Floss, 6-—
Velvet in Shade to Match Costume.
7—80ft Tan Kid Sports Hat.
In
which
Fim
are most lovely of all.
anthemums, passion flow
Rose of Sharon and d
hese ciever
ors beau
Shapes Cling to Tradition.
eneral ein
fist
radgition,
in g are distinctiy
leading
Anes
African
friend
y 3
The
hapes are
enced by
skirt
dress,
ally to belong
ot Lier
LEN
iy. Fhis sea
nanny novelillies
ness of quall
In
threetones In
in
nn hats the
deli
two-tones the
new in moire have a
igh luster and one of the hand-
t ribbe
HE pattern.
weaves
the metal ns is multi
In rib-
pattern Is repro
effectively in finer
bars is
rib-
green,
browns and
for
he re ptile
the
i
bbhon with gold
and the velvet
Rida
LALOR
rose, myrtle
used
hats
own not only
shapes, but in the
and
wr and rib
interestis
of
nore
£6 4
satin
hats velvet
those
bon trin 8
houses
motifs,
materials,
tal flowers, arranged In stiff.
Nose are used like cock-
and and straight wings
are metallized in gilt and silver. Large
single blossoms are tipped with metal,
and graceful sprays are made of metal-
novelties
in
exciusive
ornamental
r
of other
Smal
1
Res quills
lized flowers and leaves. For the larger
shapes, in the dashing style of street
hats, there are big plaques and flat
ornaments in mixed tones of metal on
ostrich. The military coquard In
metallized feathers Is shown on the ex-
Lace and Plaits
A combination of hand-drawn lace
latest lingerie combinations, The
plaitings form panels on both the
chemise and the panties and the laces
edge the borders. Turquoise Is a new
and favored color, but orchid, light
green, yellow and flesh also are ex-
ploited.
Yellow for Gown
A stunning evening gown is of yel.
low chiffon, trimmed with ostrich
feathers shading from a deep yellow
to a delleate vurole
, A926, Western | ri Union.)
Nothing
finding: no
is easier than faulte
talent, no self-denial
brains, no charactor are
quired to set up in the
business,
no Fé
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grumbil
GOOD THINGS WE LIKE
We in
more
Amerlea are coming
about the velue of
are learning
preciate and
In England fit
the favorite m
tO
mutton
know
and
how to ap
it
of
Scot
prepare
is
is:
Ore
on
land has long known its
villue,
One the
of
3»
Lo
first es
sentials good-flavored
mutton Is of course well
fed and eared for ani
mals, the next is
careful butchering, The
skiing the nin
his hands
then
butcher who
use care
touched
never
If
from
must
have
olly
that
the
touch the
the cook, at
the meorke » ier, will «
wool and become
meat
Comes
arefully
1
OO y
Saddle of Mutton.
fall
able w
Serve with
Currant Mint Sauce. Seg
cos two-thirds f
thowe wh
thelr diet
Practical Good Things.
We are coming he seasor
a hot drink
ne
Grape Juice and
Marshmall o
Add the ju
ntnn
WW
glasses
lows to each
If the
in thermos
het
In
mul old bres
spite
dure, it Is still
Homes
Bread Pudding.— Take
’ -
alf cupfuls of milk,
ne and one
of sugar, two slices of
and one egg Beat the
the sugar: when
milk slowly,
Ex
mixed
nll the
well
Ine
time
ing Lith
heat
baking
dish, pour over the milk and egg; the
bread will rise to the top of the pud
ding dish, making a crust. Allow it
to stand one hour, then bake in a hot
oven long enough to set custard.
with cream and sugar or =a
hard sauce.
Ice Box Rolls~Take a cake of dry
yeast, cover with a cupful of luke
warm water and soak until well soft
ened, then add four tablespoonfuls of
flour and mix well, Let stand over
wight in a warm place. In the morn
ing add another cupful of water, =
cupful of sugar and a cupful of short-
ening--lard is best as it keeps sweet
better than other shortening. Mix
with enough flour to knead: do not
add as much flour as for bread, but
enough to handie well, Now place in
a bowl and set at once into the ice
box. The next morning take out na
part of the dough and mold inte rolls
or buns, as many as are needed. Set
to rise in the room temperature and by
night they will be ready to bake for
the evening meal. If wanted at noon
set near the heat to force the rising
There will be enough roll mixture for
the
Serve
inst will be as light as the first
venl knuckle and have It
that all the
posed. Treat a good beef shank
the same way. Place all the bones
and ment In a large kettle, cover with
cold water and bring to a simmer and
let simmer for two or three hours,
Now add a carrot diced, a plece of
celery root finely minced, an onion or
two, a small turnip cut into dice, and
a half cupful of chopped cabbage, then
add a few diced potatoes. Cook with
a tomato or two cut into bits until all
the vegetables are tender, then serve
piping hot,
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