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THE WASHINGTON TDTES mAY JUNE 10 1910 Mabel Herbert Urner Joins The Times Woman Page Writers Todav j 10 J Little Married Life Stories Nol BARGAINS By Mabel Herbert Urner t T q- t I N WMNN NMN N WN MW WFMWNWNNMN MWNNNWNNN WWWMM MM S MM NWM N i- I 1- MMN wMN WNMWMMNNMP VP M M MNNNNNMMM MNW MN MMMM M1 HNNMWMMM MMWMMfNNh MMNh t + + ° OHN wMeh IB tine eggs fee 3K cents r S eggs for IK- I teats Whkfc te the most yes which te the cheapest Goad rich IB advertising debt ems and the grecer in the next Woe fer 3d Welt you order some d et grocer who selte the best egg the dozen and deaent advertise m tint cheap catehpeiuty way Bt these are the best egg strletly fresh they say so Thor so youve been eating the fourteen for 36 kind every morning this week Now what I want to know te i the eight for IS are any cheaper When I really try e save why dont you want to help me All right dearie but dont put preh- Icms in higher mathematics up to so soon after dinner Now please dont tease me but an- swer my question Thea lets have It agam M pretty complicated you know Which te cheapest fourteen eggs for 36 cents or eight eggs tor IK cents Lets see if a meat aiW a half walks four miles and a half hf an hour and a half how far can two men walk IB two hours Oh tearfully you never will be sertea Z JIM Ute MNN MM NN M W MM N WW1 moa lenrteen fee Iii sow four- teen front bey ear Well ¬ Horoscope stars Incline but do compel j Saturday June11 1910- TM far they shall not salt Wise let desire retail EXUS rules powerfully for womens affairs and latereet today The signs are excellent for shopping especi- ally la the morning Salespeople and others concerned in dealing with women should push the advantages of the time to the utmost Courtships engagements and are under an excellent augury and there is a sign saying that shall be removed from rods The afternoon and evening are gov qrned well for amusement entertain hient theaters outdoor pleasures and visiting Employee must bg careful especially toward noon to avoid hurry as there is danger of errors and oversight Traveling is under good auspices to dayThe planets begin to assume conAg uratlon that omen scandals national disturbances sodas disclosures and heated controversy m the l States I lIThe net r meek ail V wed- dings ob- stacles ¬ ¬ ¬ There is an indication that fires and underground explosions will break forth In many parts of the country in the period tuna ruled One who controls and leads will arise into great dominance now and there will be a shaking of pillars The Moon in greatest Iteration enters a sign today that produces an excess of romantic emotions accord- ing to the ancient rules of astrology It would indicate that persons of passion- ate and unconventional temperament- must be careful not to let their desires rule them It will be well also to with great care in speculative matters Drink and overindulgence generally- are under evil omens in times this Love for children intellectual pursuits placidity and peaceful enjoyments are favored today Persons with this birthdate are that are held to be greatly power- ful for the intellect but subjects must overcome a tendency to divide at tention and between many mat ters finishing none are born today under stars that often give talent for expres- sion They also foretell fortune in novel pursuits FIVE GORE SKIRT In marking the new flvegor Parisian skirt wjth very little fullness below it is necessary so to lit it over the hips that all extra fullness he taken from each gore and thus the position of each seam will not be changed- In other words do not push all the extra fullness into the central back box plot and thus crowd the added weight- to this one spot west- ward move under- signs ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Yes I will pet After mature de- liberation I should say the eight for 1C would probably be the cheaper and staler eggs New if you wouldnt mind not bothering me again until Im through with these vouchers Wen I think yeu work hard enough at the office without bringing work home at sight But as she had expressed that op4n- hm many times before no answer was exz ected For a white only the scratching of his peg was heard She w again absorbed- in the advertising fiotaimite eC the even- ing paper Oh John s are seWng Ube Eagia Brand cottar for cents 3 t that the make you wear Yes And dont you always pay a Then dont you w t te stop there and set some en your way home te anssrowy No Why nofcyonll save r cento a cel- lar Well I wouldnt wade through that crush at s If theyd give me the col- lars Sow Winifred dont bother me any more now I want to get through with thus Oh dear appealingly Just let me real you this I I A long sflecenest half an hear WNW WNMWMMMN o 1f quar- tet ensue r ¬ ¬ Effectiveness of Design pends Upon Neatness and Ac curacy of Stitch- A tray cloth to be properly effective should exactly nt the tray for which it is designed when possible therefore place the tray on paper and trace the outline of the bottom or draw the de- sign upon linen the size of the tray If you choose the rffective Madeira work punch the holes with a small stiletto being careful to make small even punctures Bind each hole n the usual eyelet stitch and finish the edge with scallops- Of course the effectiveness depends upon the neatness and accuracy of stitch and the amount of work is reg ulated largely by the line of the but whether few tyelets or many the charm of this simple embroidery k Indisputable DELFT EMBROIDERY- FOR SUMMER ROOM- Delft embroidery which is some ng nw Is most attractive in its cool dull- ness of for the summer room It te generally worked in dull blue of sev- eral shades upon a coarse butchers linen so nearly white that it can scarce- ly be called cream It meet be remembered that tbs choice oC color te as important a factor- in this work as te the design if the finished product is to resemble Delft- ware i mak- er I tote I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ t said Mrs City Mouse as she put Maudie under a big loaf and cov ered her ah p Now Maudie lie very still until papa and mamma come back for you said Maudtes I dont want to stay hare all alone cried Dent cry said Mr City Mouse and papa will bring you a nice drink of water dandle dried her because she was very thirsty and site promised to lie very still under the leaf until her papa and mamma came back Well come right back they said to her as they started off 933 Pa Ave A SUIT BARGAIN for Misses size 14 16 2250 to 3750 Tailored Cloth Suits x I I euig I I I 1 1 j mamma tulle eyes 0 ¬ Sale Extraordinary J VOOQ pair High Grade Curtains One of the fore- most manufactnrers close out at sacrJflce prices We bought his stock You reap the benefit pair placed on sale tomorrow An un- precedented opportunity Never before have curtains of this quality been of- fered at these prices Brussels Net Real Lace Edge value up to Jt 54 value up to ail jKse1 Dear you know I told you the lest time the dining room curtains came back from the cleaners that they wouldnt stand cleaning again Theyre- all in rage So if theyre good dont you think Id better get those HM onesWhy yes I suppose so Oh delightedly Ill so down thing in the morning before theyre picked over After a short pause But dear most appealingly if those 98 ones should be very much we afford those It only takes two paIr And you know curtains are something you dont buy every day So wouldnt It be better to get something really good while we Yes yes angrily Now Winifred- if you bother me again No I wont i forgot you were work- ing forced to Every 0 the- ft bettercouldnt NMN en- tire ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ family responsibility on her husband- for thereby Is she enabled to blame him for everything that goes wrong Rats on chivalry It is so mach easier to die gracefully for a woman than to live peacefully with one It takes two women a rood mother and a good wife to turn out a ant rfass Job of a man A mans idea of womans work is a Job with no attached to It There is no woman so vinous as abe who has never been tempted The reason that matrimony te so often a failure te because too many women look upon it as a meal ticket and too many men as a way of getting a cook who cant give notice and quit and vrho doesnt have to oe paid any wages The acid test of friendship between men Is the lending and borrowing of pay envelop tries seco quoted at 7 and 10 cents and at this price the sale is heavy As shipments of vegetables from near- by become heavier there Is a no- ticeable dropping in prices At the the supply 3f cabbage string heaps and other vegetables heavier than the demand hence the slump since Wednes- day in prices There is no change in the price of but ter creamery still being 39 cents a pound There is a slight redaction in spring lamb quotations being from to S cents Everything considered the changes in the past few days have been downward for most eatables and it is not believed that there will be an upward tendency- In prices for several days Steinway and other world famous Pianos The Cecil tan nod other play erplnnon Victor Talking Mn chlncs and Edison phonographs Violins UnnjoK MaudolluM Gul tare and Band t M rvfU Instruments Onfi 1 poIn 0 I roop S 6 t All Sheet I pUblished f t res- eat 7 M- usc ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ATTRACTIVE DESIGN FOR PLAIN SHIRT WAIST f I Cost of This Waist In Two Materials Cotton Voile Bar medium sine for plain waist tt yards ootton voile 37 wW me a yard 4iit 1 doses Muttons Sc a doses It Ladles Home Journal Pattern Ne fEgf M Total 2 Satin Persian 2 yards satin Persian 31 Inches wide 1 a yard 7S yard all over lace tt inches wide for vest collar and cuffs a yard MJd 13S yard SMnen liberty satin for girdle and bow 7c a yard 1- VA dosen buttons 5c a dosen 44 Ladies Home JonmtU Pattern Ne S 7 M Total 13 Daily Fashion Talk By FRANCES CARROLL PLAIN shirt waist with a plain vest to the foundation for the attractive garment pictured today the vogue for the twopiece costume making such an addition to ones particularly desirable- An exceptionally good model for a Mouse of allover tucking it also possibilities for the elaboration l o ell I Ii Jdro 3 A pre- sents I Thoughts for Women on How Succeed By Dorothy I 1 Dlx i I t O soeeeed in MfA a woman should I be a feel until site fe thirty and a sage afterward The only thing that keeps many a heartbroken widow from com mKlhig suicide on her husbands grave is a desire to see how becoming her new mourning wilt be Fortunate the woman who can ac quire philosophy as her beauty van ishes When the gods destroy a wom- an they endow her with the gift of of all happiness From a mother with her first babe and an authoress with her test story printed in a magazine Good Lord de- liver us Wise is the woman whs thrusts all TRAY CLOTHS OUGHT TO FIT THE TRAY serener Vanity lit woman Is the rest I would ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Bedtime Story Published for the thoughtful mothers who wish to rend to the little folk while they are betas tucked Into their beds for the night THE VISITORS- By FARMER SMITH The I last night and continued his story about the City Ohi lent this air just fine said Mrs City Mouse I Know I am going to just love the country The flnest place to live on earth said Mr City Mouse Both you and Maudie will get so fat you wet know Papa Pm so thirsty began little ZtSaudie Do get that child a drink said Mrs City Mouse You know she want- ed a drink all the way down here Oh all tight said Xx City Mouse Ill see what I can o Hurry back said Mrs City Mouse Suppose you come along with me sate 3 r City Mouse Well hide Maudte hove under a big leaf and when we find out just where we are we can come batik for her- I dont like to do that said Mrs City Mouse Something may happen- to her Shes serer here than with us said Mr qty Mw ee because you ami run very fiat and Maudie cant YJ had bettor mare her herr Well my osttr I suppose you know sat her nee I- an E THELS papa down lice yourselves money Between woflson it is cooyins one anothers new hats The reason that heaven denied woman a sense of humor was ru order that she might be enabled to look upon up prop erly to her lord and master A woman can get more out of m man by shedding three tears on the second button of his waistcoat than site can with a ton of irrefutable logic The onlyhappy women in the world are those who begin every sentence with John says If a woman knows teat she is de voted to her husband and children she considers that It gives her a perfect right to nag them to death Sometimes love te the scat afflicting thing on earth Women mtes a great jute m not being ¬ ¬ able to see how funny they are FOR RECIPES IN ADVANCE PLEASE Answers to Other Inquiries I SK j WILL have to ask my readers who I wish recipes for any given to avoid disappoint- ment When possible I will put the recipe or formula In the column the day I re ceive the request but many times there are circumstances which prevent such a procedure and I am sending out this word of warning hoping you win be of the forethoughtful class- I hope by the way that you all avail yourselves of the opportunities offered by this department and that It may be ccndueted with the greatest good to the greatest number I invite my readers who have good things of their own con- trivance to share their treasures with Advice As to Sashmaking wouid not advise your i wing your sash made with loops and ends The smartly draped girdle with finishing of Jaunty little choux or rosettes are much more modish The rosettes by the way finish the girdle at the side front rather than at the back You may make a very successful girdle by using very wide ribbon and simply wrapping it about the waist Fasten one end of the ribbon firmly STRAWBERRIES UP OTHER BERRIES IN Big Receipts of Vegetables Cause Prices to Drop Sharply at the Market With the season for strawberries draw- ing to a close the prices have advanced considerably and the call turns to black- berries for which at the present time there is a heavy demand with rasp to let me know dy or PerplexedI I I thane I a so be- forehand us ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ at the middle of the belt line in the back and bring It forward tautly pinning it in place at either side un- der the arms and drawing it down in smooth folds to the left front where a crisp little rosette already attached to the end of the ribbon offers concealment for t necessary ¬ pins Incidentally only the woman who has a slender round waist may achieve success by this method Those who have large waists win find the usual fitted girdle more satisfactory albeit they are a bit less graceful than those of draped ribbon Remodeling Princess Freck Mrs Z S have given nW very little Idea of the last seasons princess frock of foulard you wish to britx up to date If it b in a Iteht tone It may very readily be brought into the mode by sears of one of the popular chif- fon tunics either in black or In a tone a bit darker than the gown itself If K to a utility sown of course the tunic in chiffon would be not at all ap- propriate You might possibly make the altera- tions successfully by inserting a panel front and bick if necessaiy or by affix Inc a deep hem of contrasting material such trimmed a white linen frock Il- lustrated in the Fashion Talk on this last 4 USE WREATHS OF BUTTON ROSES Sumner Gowns to Be Adorned Extensively by Dainty Ornament The wreath of button roses will figure on many a summery garden party frock whether It be of sneer white or of a delicate color DYou as pace SaturdayJune WILL ¬ ¬ ¬ These dainty flowers will add the color touch and will catch the on the tunic and on the sleeve as well as hold in place the fullness f the bodice or fasten the girdle an the Ache The artificial button rose may be bought for no great price at certain times by watching the raiiHnory sales or again the small silk rose or ribbon bud may be made by the home em broiderer who Is deft of finger Ribbon bought by the piece partic- ularly threequarterInch gauze ribbon will make the most attractive flowers WEDDING GIFTS Easy of Selection Costing from one dollar up you ran easily decide on a suitable gift here At whatever price you pay you may be sure of reliable SCHBIEDTIE BROS 704 Seventh St N W r I L t I fast oes quali- ties ¬ ¬ ¬ of Ute Paisley chiffons which are so smart this season The contrast Ja material afforded by the introduction of the waist and the faddy touch of black ma je possible by the treatment of the nejfc and girdle are noteworthy points The blouse doss at the side front and included m the pattern are both the tow and highneck finish The Ladles Home Journal pattern No S07 required may be had at S Kaaa Sons St Co DOROTHY BAG MADE FROM OLD SILK HAT Covering Slipped From Foundation Lining and Cord Are Added What in England is generally known as a Dorothy bag may be constructed from a discarded tall silk hat Begin by cutting the hat close to the brim all around and then slip the silk covering it will be found to be al- ready In shape of a convenient bag in need of a which can be made cutting a disk the same size as the circle at the top of the hat allowing fw narrow turnings Trie sides are the same and dettt as the outer covering and the silk icing being separate is put inside the outer covering the edges of the latter are turned down an inch and the former turned in to meet the raw edge and just cover it Small brass or bone rings are sewed Inside eighteen being needed at In a piece of silk cord passed through the ring allowing enough- to raw up to form two handles and it is then sewed together at the ends the bag being tins completed I oil taJ Is co- o silk but sine ¬ ¬ DIRIGIBLE BALLOONS I FOR PASSION PLAY AntiAuto Ordinance to Be Re- scinded to Permit Tourists- to Attend- t Is now announced that as a spe eat coacession to Americana motor- cars win be permitted in the village territory aa ordinance of Oberam mergau against the use of power ears being rescinded for the period of the Passion Flay I ¬ In order properly to care for the J motorists who visit OberammersaN the Passion Play committee te building a fireproof garage to I 2M ears and their attendants And contracts have been made with a leading Arm to keep the roads free i from dust by the use of oil or some other medium More than that visitors will have a variety of means by which they may visit the scene of the Passion Play Al ready arrangements have been made for a dirigible balloon to make dally tripe between Munich and Oberammer gau while those who do not care for balloon route may go by motor car train and trolley trait and stage coach or may drive there from Munich a dis- tance of fortythree miles It really appears as if the Oberam mergau festival the outcome of relig ious enthusiasm were being regarded now from a somewhat commercial as- pect PERSIAN CHIFFONS- IN NEWEST WAISTSS- ome of the newest models in waists are made of Persian chiffons and silks These garment are fashioned with the sleeve made in one with the waist and guimpes and under sleeves the latter in short lengths are invariably used Frilte of lace are frequently used around the roundcut neck and heeding the short sleeve in cuff effects While these waists are trimmed in the majority of cases the materials are tj attractive in themselves that little is required enhance their beauty Ex teme simplicity seems to be the key note to the style of the majority of the most attractive waist models STAINS ON SILVER- To set rid of the egg stains on sil- ver wash the dishes in the ordinary way adding a little ammonia to the then the sliver over with a little very fine salt and wash again T remove the taint of onions si r rub It well over with bread or a little salt or even lemon juice in tHe case of forks these should be tuck in a piece of bread and drawn cut repeating this several times SHOES and SLIPPERS For All Occasions t L t Sorosis Shoe Co I- J 1213 F St N W I I rub I r rt X 1- i ORQSI t t I t- r Jot i accom- modate l the water 1 L ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ + < Rower Puzzle Attractive By Frances Carroll a a f- r r N Nu j x + PRIZES OFFERED PUZZLE SOLVERS three two dollar respectively are to the for the parole printed on the tVamaaM Pane ef the Sunday evening edition ef The Times each far the three solutions adjudged worthy The content which closes at 3 p m on Friday of each week open to nil who care to solve the pazzJex The awards are based primarily- on tlmellacM neatness Originality la also receiver consideration IB- awardiiit the prizes THE flower pussle has been respon for adding quite a number of to the pending circle Many find the problem more at- tractive than It looked at Ant gMBee and several declared that though they had no intention of solving it when they took it up they nevertheless fouKa them- selves forwarding their net Just to see what would come of it In response to vy invitation to incor- porate some historic and legendary tore with the solution one contestant forth as follows I was quite taken with the idea of the history of the flowers which I in Next thing I knew I was run- ning off on a side line and when after spending the greater the evening my time was up the puxsto yet to solve the Inci- dental information or at least the of five and 1T correctness and of tVeekly given con estastx is presenta- tion look earn- est part levee ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ possibility of adding such data stretching clear back to the Ganen of Eden This is the reason that I am sending In Just the solution If I wrote down all I found oat SOME USEFUL HINTS IN SEWING BUTTONS When sewing on bcttons put the thread through the material before you lay the button oa the garment so that the knot will be on the right side That leaves It under the button and prevents it from being Ironed or worn away and thus becinnter the loosening proctss Before you begin sewing lay a large oar across the button so that the threads xo ever the DIlL After you have fiatabed filling the holes draw out the pin and wind the unread round and round beneath the button This makes a stem to sustain the pulling and wear of the buttonhole about flowers sot flowers which term the just flowers I met on y after tnformatkm I wooM amanuensis and Fm only a inner neat clerk and wfV tribute to the pension genie ss be i wont be able trigs M n pleasantly any mere since I wB plenty of other attractive Punier Says Pr wett T And then another to bid as goody for a tIlDe to the way she takes her fiarewwoD Washington D CL J Editor On ae not having a botan or a floral eata be among the winners this but Jut the same Fm tint m even if it hi a little I quite agree with you that an- other wild flower wovdd me ably be as interesting and welcome as this one many old have been left oat of this ade that I would like to their heads apIa aad smiling at us from out of the ale page of The Times Ill only be with you one week as expect to tj be tone about three Oft my return I hope to Ptnode Editor and aU hex aoortohmg Sincerely yours FRANCES E u em7- I 2 Third St 2 W I to TiIia t dds tit me out flower puzzle I do sot led tIIat n tIIIItb lit IIIIIIt P tile well 1t tile the lint 1e5Os held P hewn 1u utaY EO astsii Cmeu 3 aser is d y en this wok sty Msilds r weeks set b awe West seers baR fie o me family and lushes E ctsMed- Loaertdakos To > ¬ + = And Fm sore the Pnmsle Editor sail all her numerous family extend tha best of goof wishes a hespj c Journ sad a Joyful return HOW TO TRANSFER WORN SPANISH LACE Spanish lace which shows signs of wear may be utilized by transferring the figures to a new net ground 1C the lace is black and rusty by dipping lightly in coffee or vinegar and water Very handson lace be dyed then with tl n new grounding It Is almost as got 1 as new Fill in openings with lace stitches Where time is plenty and patience may be achieved by holding a fine gold thread around the lace fig- ures of either black or white and overcasting it firmly but with embroidery silk either lace or the thing It is meant finally to afl rn for t abounds very attractive matching- the t- it re- sults m sparse ¬ f t A Gu rantea That Gtmraatees- is in every pair of PATENT SILK GLOVES and means the you take risk If the tips out before the you get A NEW FREE LYSRR gloves are the result ef twctyire experience in Silk Glove A better Silk meTe the All others are moasurei lty the KAYBltu iiSBR Quality PIt and excel all ethers XATSBR gloves cost than tide kind Theres a way toll the LOOK IN THE HEM If you find the name LYSBJl Silk Glove in the werld tile kW tW sold fie YK with A Guarantee That Guarantees r A now free if tile floe 1Mr MIen the Short Silk t Long Silk nM JULIUS 4 Ce YOKK Vl r r- Kati ALs- z a- L i t r o utI FnIcRTLtPED line ear w gloves 4S PAIR yeats Maufo than AYSBI dlent be made standard b Finish no liiire srdfaary is geiewlne a yea have tote best is pair sitt gloves Gloves see we lee I10 Cloves 7se 190 155 51fh XAYSRR Atakor- aNitty 3- I
Transcript of Mabel Herbert Urner Joins The Times Woman Page Writers …
THE WASHINGTON TDTES mAY JUNE 10 1910
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for 36 kind every morning this weekNow what I want to know te i theeight for IS are any cheaper When Ireally try e save why dont you wantto help me
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TM far they shall not saltWise let desire retail
EXUS rules powerfully for womensaffairs and latereet today The
signs are excellent for shopping especi-ally la the morning Salespeople andothers concerned in dealing with womenshould push the advantages of the timeto the utmost
Courtships engagements andare under an excellent augury
and there is a sign saying thatshall be removed from rods
The afternoon and evening are govqrned well for amusement entertainhient theaters outdoor pleasures andvisiting
Employee must bg careful especiallytoward noon to avoid hurry as there isdanger of errors and oversight
Traveling is under good auspices todayThe
planets begin to assume conAguratlon that omen scandals nationaldisturbances sodas disclosures andheated controversy m the lStates
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There is an indication that fires andunderground explosions will break forthIn many parts of the country in theperiod tuna ruled
One who controls and leads will ariseinto great dominance now and therewill be a shaking of pillars
The Moon in greatest Iterationenters a sign today that produces
an excess of romantic emotions accord-ing to the ancient rules of astrology Itwould indicate that persons of passion-ate and unconventional temperament-must be careful not to let their desiresrule them
It will be well also to withgreat care in speculative matters
Drink and overindulgence generally-are under evil omens in times this
Love for children intellectual pursuitsplacidity and peaceful enjoyments arefavored today
Persons with this birthdate arethat are held to be greatly power-
ful for the intellect but subjectsmust overcome a tendency to divide attention and between many matters finishing none
are born today under starsthat often give talent for expres-sion They also foretell fortune in novelpursuits
FIVE GORE SKIRTIn marking the new flvegor Parisian
skirt wjth very little fullness below itis necessary so to lit it over the hipsthat all extra fullness he taken fromeach gore and thus the position ofeach seam will not be changed-
In other words do not push all theextra fullness into the central back boxplot and thus crowd the added weight-to this one spot
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Yes I will pet After mature de-
liberation I should say the eight for 1C
would probably be the cheaper andstaler eggs New if you wouldnt mindnot bothering me again until Imthrough with these vouchers
Wen I think yeu work hard enoughat the office without bringing workhome at sight
But as she had expressed that op4n-
hm many times before no answer wasexz ected
For a white only the scratching of hispeg was heard She w again absorbed-in the advertising fiotaimite eC the even-ing paper
Oh John s are seWng Ube EagiaBrand cottar for cents 3 t thatthe make you wear
YesAnd dont you always pay a
Then dont you w t te stop thereand set some en your way home teanssrowy
NoWhy nofcyonll save r cento a cel-
larWell I wouldnt wade through that
crush at s If theyd give me the col-
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A tray cloth to be properly effectiveshould exactly nt the tray for whichit is designed when possible thereforeplace the tray on paper and trace theoutline of the bottom or draw the de-
sign upon linen the size of the trayIf you choose the rffective Madeira
work punch the holes with a smallstiletto being careful to make smalleven punctures Bind each hole n theusual eyelet stitch and finish the edgewith scallops-
Of course the effectiveness dependsupon the neatness and accuracy ofstitch and the amount of work is regulated largely by the line of the
but whether few tyelets or manythe charm of this simple embroidery kIndisputable
DELFT EMBROIDERY-FOR SUMMER ROOM-
Delft embroidery which is some ngnw Is most attractive in its cool dull-ness of for the summer room Itte generally worked in dull blue of sev-
eral shades upon a coarse butcherslinen so nearly white that it can scarce-ly be called cream
It meet be remembered that tbschoice oC color te as important a factor-in this work as te the design if thefinished product is to resemble Delft-ware
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t said Mrs City Mouse as sheput Maudie under a big loaf and covered her ah p
Now Maudie lie very still until papaand mamma come back for you saidMaudtes
I dont want to stay hare all alonecried
Dent cry said Mr City Mouseand papa will bring you a nice drink
of waterdandle dried her because she
was very thirsty and site promised tolie very still under the leaf until herpapa and mamma came back
Well come right back they saidto her as they started off
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most manufactnrers close outat sacrJflce prices We bought his
stock You reap the benefitpair placed on sale tomorrow An un-
precedented opportunity Never beforehave curtains of this quality been of-
fered at these pricesBrussels Net Real Lace Edge
value up to Jt 54 value up to ailjKse1
Dear you know I told you the lesttime the dining room curtains cameback from the cleaners that theywouldnt stand cleaning again Theyre-all in rage So if theyre good dontyou think Id better get those HMonesWhy yes I suppose so
Oh delightedly Ill so downthing in the morning before
theyre picked overAfter a short pause
But dear most appealingly ifthose 98 ones should be very much
we afford those Itonly takes two paIr And you knowcurtains are something you dont buyevery day So wouldnt It be better toget something really good while we
Yes yes angrily Now Winifred-if you bother me again
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family responsibility on her husband-for thereby Is she enabled to blame himfor everything that goes wrong
Rats on chivalry It is so macheasier to die gracefully for a womanthan to live peacefully with one
It takes two women a rood motherand a good wife to turn out a antrfass Job of a man
A mans idea of womans work is aJob with no attached to It
There is no woman so vinous as abewho has never been tempted
The reason that matrimony te so oftena failure te because too many womenlook upon it as a meal ticket and toomany men as a way of getting a cookwho cant give notice and quit andvrho doesnt have to oe paid any wages
The acid test of friendship betweenmen Is the lending and borrowing of
pay envelop
tries secoquoted at 7 and 10 cents and at thisprice the sale is heavy
As shipments of vegetables from near-by become heavier there Is a no-ticeable dropping in prices At the
the supply 3f cabbage string heapsand other vegetables heavier than thedemand hence the slump since Wednes-day in prices
There is no change in the price of butter creamery still being 39 cents apound There is a slight redaction inspring lamb quotations being from
to S centsEverything considered the changes in
the past few days have been downwardfor most eatables and it is not believedthat there will be an upward tendency-In prices for several days
Steinway andother worldfamous PianosThe Cecil tannod other play
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Cost of This WaistIn Two Materials
Cotton VoileBar medium sine for plain waist
tt yards ootton voile 37
wW me a yard 4iit1 doses Muttons Sc a doses ItLadles Home Journal Pattern
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Satin Persian2 yards satin Persian 31 Inches
wide 1 a yard 7S
yard all over lace tt incheswide for vest collar and cuffsa yard MJd 13S
yard SMnen liberty satin forgirdle and bow 7c a yard 1-
VA dosen buttons 5c a dosen 44
Ladies Home JonmtU PatternNe S 7 M
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Daily Fashion TalkBy FRANCES CARROLL
PLAIN shirt waist with a plain vestto the foundation for the attractive
garment pictured today the vogue forthe twopiece costume making such anaddition to ones particularlydesirable-
An exceptionally good model for aMouse of allover tucking it also
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O soeeeed in MfA a woman shouldI be a feel until site fe thirty and
a sage afterwardThe only thing that keeps
many a heartbroken widow from commKlhig suicide on her husbands graveis a desire to see how becoming hernew mourning wilt be
Fortunate the woman who can acquire philosophy as her beauty vanishes
When the gods destroy a wom-
an they endow her with the gift of
of allhappiness
From a mother with her first babeand an authoress with her test storyprinted in a magazine Good Lord de-
liver usWise is the woman whs thrusts all
TRAY CLOTHS OUGHTTO FIT THE TRAY
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folk while they are betas tucked Into their beds for the night
THE VISITORS-By FARMER SMITH
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last night and continued his storyabout the City
Ohi lent this air just fine said MrsCity Mouse I Know I am going to justlove the country
The flnest place to live on earthsaid Mr City Mouse Both you andMaudie will get so fat you wet know
Papa Pm so thirsty began littleZtSaudie
Do get that child a drink saidMrs City Mouse You know she want-
ed a drink all the way down hereOh all tight said Xx City Mouse
Ill see what I can oHurry back said Mrs City MouseSuppose you come along with me
sate 3 r City Mouse Well hideMaudte hove under a big leaf and whenwe find out just where we are we cancome batik for her-
I dont like to do that said MrsCity Mouse Something may happen-to her
Shes serer here than with us saidMr qty Mw ee because you ami
run very fiat and Maudie cantYJ had bettor mare her herr
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The reason that heaven denied womana sense of humor was ru order that shemight be enabled to look upon up properly to her lord and master
A woman can get more out of m manby shedding three tears on the secondbutton of his waistcoat than site canwith a ton of irrefutable logic
The onlyhappy women in the worldare those who begin every sentencewith John says
If a woman knows teat she is devoted to her husband and children sheconsiders that It gives her a perfectright to nag them to death
Sometimes love te the scat afflictingthing on earth
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FOR RECIPESIN ADVANCE PLEASE
Answersto Other
InquiriesI
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WILL have to ask my readers whoI wish recipes for any given
to avoid disappoint-ment
When possible I will put the recipeor formula In the column the day I receive the request but many times thereare circumstances which prevent sucha procedure and I am sending out thisword of warning hoping you win be ofthe forethoughtful class-
I hope by the way that you all availyourselves of the opportunities offeredby this department and that It may beccndueted with the greatest good to thegreatest number I invite my readerswho have good things of their own con-
trivance to share their treasures with
Advice As to Sashmakingwouid not advise your
i wing your sash made with loopsand ends The smartly draped girdlewith finishing of Jaunty little chouxor rosettes are much more modishThe rosettes by the way finish thegirdle at the side front rather thanat the back
You may make a very successfulgirdle by using very wide ribbon andsimply wrapping it about the waistFasten one end of the ribbon firmly
STRAWBERRIES UPOTHER BERRIES IN
Big Receipts of Vegetables Cause
Prices to Drop Sharply at
the MarketWith the season for strawberries draw-
ing to a close the prices have advancedconsiderably and the call turns to black-berries for which at the present timethere is a heavy demand with rasp
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has a slender round waist mayachieve success by this method Thosewho have large waists win find theusual fitted girdle more satisfactoryalbeit they are a bit less gracefulthan those of draped ribbon
Remodeling Princess FreckMrs Z S have given nW
very little Idea of the last seasonsprincess frock of foulard youwish to britx up to date Ifit b in a Iteht tone It mayvery readily be brought into the modeby sears of one of the popular chif-fon tunics either in black or In a tonea bit darker than the gown itself
If K to a utility sown of course thetunic in chiffon would be not at all ap-propriate
You might possibly make the altera-tions successfully by inserting a panelfront and bick if necessaiy or by affixInc a deep hem of contrasting materialsuch trimmed a white linen frock Il-
lustrated in the Fashion Talk on thislast 4
USE WREATHSOF BUTTON ROSES
Sumner Gowns to Be Adorned
Extensively by Dainty
OrnamentThe wreath of button roses will figure
on many a summery garden party frockwhether It be of sneer white or of adelicate color
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The artificial button rose may bebought for no great price at certaintimes by watching the raiiHnory salesor again the small silk rose or ribbonbud may be made by the home embroiderer who Is deft of finger
Ribbon bought by the piece partic-ularly threequarterInch gauze ribbonwill make the most attractive flowers
WEDDING GIFTSEasy of Selection
Costing from one dollar up youran easily decide on a suitable gifthere At whatever price you payyou may be sure of reliable
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The blouse doss at the side frontand included m the pattern are boththe tow and highneck finish
The Ladles Home Journal pattern NoS07 required may be had at S KaaaSons St Co
DOROTHY BAG MADEFROM OLD SILK HAT
Covering Slipped From FoundationLining and Cord Are
AddedWhat in England is generally known
as a Dorothy bag may be constructedfrom a discarded tall silk hat Beginby cutting the hat close to the brimall around and then slip the silkcovering it will be found to be al-ready In shape of a convenient bag
in need of awhich can be made
cutting a disk the same size as thecircle at the top of the hat allowingfw narrow turnings
Trie sides are the same anddettt as the outer covering and thesilk icing being separate isput inside the outer covering theedges of the latter are turned downan inch and the former turned in tomeet the raw edge and just cover itSmall brass or bone rings are sewedInside eighteen being needed at In
a piece of silk cord passedthrough the ring allowing enough-to raw up to form two handles andit is then sewed together at the endsthe bag being tins completed
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FOR PASSION PLAY
AntiAuto Ordinance to Be Re-
scinded to Permit Tourists-
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t Is now announced that as a speeat coacession to Americana motor-cars win be permitted in the villageterritory aa ordinance of Oberammergau against the use of power earsbeing rescinded for the period of thePassion Flay
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motorists who visit OberammersaNthe Passion Play committee tebuilding a fireproof garage to I
2M ears and their attendantsAnd contracts have been made with aleading Arm to keep the roads free i
from dust by the use of oil or someother medium
More than that visitors will have avariety of means by which they mayvisit the scene of the Passion Play Already arrangements have been madefor a dirigible balloon to make dallytripe between Munich and Oberammergau while those who do not care for
balloon route may go by motor cartrain and trolley trait and stage coachor may drive there from Munich a dis-tance of fortythree miles
It really appears as if the Oberammergau festival the outcome of religious enthusiasm were being regardednow from a somewhat commercial as-pect
PERSIAN CHIFFONS-IN NEWEST WAISTSS-
ome of the newest models in waistsare made of Persian chiffons and silksThese garment are fashioned with thesleeve made in one with the waist andguimpes and under sleeves the latterin short lengths are invariably usedFrilte of lace are frequently used aroundthe roundcut neck and heeding theshort sleeve in cuff effects
While these waists are trimmed inthe majority of cases the materials aretj attractive in themselves that littleis required enhance their beauty Exteme simplicity seems to be the keynote to the style of the majority of themost attractive waist models
STAINS ON SILVER-To set rid of the egg stains on sil-
ver wash the dishes in the ordinaryway adding a little ammonia to the
then the sliver over witha little very fine salt and wash againT remove the taint of onionssi r rub It well over with breador a little salt or even lemon juice intHe case of forks these should betuck in a piece of bread and drawn
cut repeating this several times
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threetwo dollar respectively areto the for the paroleprinted on the tVamaaM Pane efthe Sunday evening edition ef TheTimes each far the threesolutions adjudged worthy
The content which closes at 3 pm on Friday of each week opento nil who care to solve the pazzJex
The awards are based primarily-on tlmellacMneatness Originality la
also receiver consideration IB-
awardiiit the prizes
THEflower pussle has been respon
for adding quite a number ofto the pending circle
Many find the problem more at-
tractive than It looked at Ant gMBeeand several declared that though theyhad no intention of solving it when theytook it up they nevertheless fouKa them-selves forwarding their net Just to seewhat would come of it
In response to vy invitation to incor-porate some historic and legendary torewith the solution one contestantforth as follows
I was quite taken with the ideaof the history of theflowers which I in
Next thing I knew I was run-ning off on a side line and whenafter spending the greaterthe evening my time was upthe puxsto yet to solve the Inci-dental information or at least the
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If I wrote down all I found oat
SOME USEFUL HINTSIN SEWING BUTTONS
When sewing on bcttons put thethread through the material before youlay the button oa the garment so thatthe knot will be on the right side Thatleaves It under the button and preventsit from being Ironed or worn away andthus becinnter the loosening proctss
Before you begin sewing lay a largeoar across the button so that thethreads xo ever the DIlL After you havefiatabed filling the holes draw out thepin and wind the unread round andround beneath the button This makesa stem to sustain the pulling and wearof the buttonhole
about flowers sotflowers which term thejust flowers I met on yafter tnformatkm I wooMamanuensis and Fm only a innerneat clerk and wfVtribute to the pension genie ssbe i wont be able trigs M npleasantly any mere since I wBplenty of other
attractive
Punier Says P r wettT
And then anotherto bid as goody for a tIlDeto the way she takes her fiarewwoD
Washington D CL JEditor On ae
not having a botan or a floral eata
be among the winners thisbut Jut the same Fmtint m even if it hi a little
I quite agree with you that an-other wild flower wovdd meably be as interesting and welcomeas this one many oldhave been left oat of this
ade that I would like totheir heads apIa aad
smiling at us from out of theale page of The TimesIll only be with you one
week as expect totj be tone about threeOft my return I hope toPtnode Editor and aU hex
aoortohmgSincerely yours
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HOW TO TRANSFERWORN SPANISH LACE
Spanish lace which shows signs ofwear may be utilized by transferringthe figures to a new net ground 1C
the lace is black and rustyby dipping lightly in coffee or
vinegar and water Very handsonlace be dyed then with tl nnew grounding It Is almost as got 1
as new Fill in openings with lacestitches Where time is plenty andpatience
may be achieved by holding afine gold thread around the lace fig-ures of either black or white andovercasting it firmly butwith embroidery silk either
lace or the thing It is meantfinally to afl rn
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If the tips out before theyou get
A NEW FREELYSRR gloves are the result ef twctyire
experience in Silk GloveA better Silk meTe the
All others are moasurei lty the KAYBltuiiSBR Quality PIt and excel all ethers
XATSBR gloves cost than tidekind
Theres a way toll the
LOOK IN THE HEMIf you find the name LYSBJlSilk Glove in the werld tile kW tW sold fie YKwith
A Guarantee That Guaranteesr A now free if tile floe 1Mr MIen the
Short Silk tLong Silk nM
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