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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1916)
,. f ll ir Alii tire m "ere Into W UJ ' u "'Hff, xn! "7. Xnj, ft n-te ii Ui t . Ml j IS m m yd! 1WI tsn'l rill 3 pi m rtl lau! iki M wrsru mki. SSMOVT AfVO Cfc-7r ,AT MVOJUMOMt. it. SSSB wtJ ""!, M "I'lfim, wicty. ', tU. .i?.w a "fit((y M ?l Hll)0i!l ".mbj "Mfc 1 ' Jr.' " l'v X hnH EMUVUIlic canvas from a camp itool and cnuiucl or otulu tho ffranic. Tlicn make a huge bag (it ', measuring thirty Indies ly four inches, and lino It with Ihortcr sides of the malcrlal nro lamed two Indies from tho per sides arc tinned over Into M the eumo width, leaving two teach end unstitched. fish eueli of tho two hcina last urcau a p ere of inno. wiiinh. It la brouglit out of tho hem, idc wsttned around tho wide pf the frame. ehort sides of ilm imc u-iid.ii mmed two Inches from tho top then bo atiuehpii. vm im I on the ontpi' hM nr im hit frame, and tho lining: on tho ww. men turn tlicm both In Mt a neat hem ut tho top of the Hue was wnero tho other honi s nteu to bo cut down and IQ to cnalitr thorn (,. ..,.u. I the top rails, A'jtT - 7W '8511 KL rflK. "w .iikYtlkHklk. HHiiiiiiiiiku., ,.! I, '" s .flkkkW .mK&KKt. jmmmteA M..... , . i- , , .EkkW.M?'iiikkHI&4W . j----------------------------k "mm-k: , t,"v. sKTrsusiK -fmvzmejmim. ..-. . j- ra)bloiim mrriran .. H A ii tttt n Kv-r v- r v6:rvi. t u .. . ' ; v v , - i TrMrnr jaj&JSfr W'1T "li.4. -..'M.iJi. ... TIBdl!MW twz'A'sa' iiliicvww5 .rjmKmjm -tr " " i r. ntf T0 CLEAN JSWELRV BY .MBS. .MoCUiSL'. 0L.L jowclry that In constantly worn uliottld bo washed every month or hI.v weeks. It Is not u difficult nuttier, cither. All you huvo to do Ih to niako it eoupy lather uud add it Tew (IrupH of ammonia, Tnlto tin old toothbrush :tnd brush all the dirt out or the crevices. When iiulto clean, lake tho Jewelry out of the water itnd rub perfectly dry with it chainola leather or ordinary tissue pa per. When cleaning utiy article that Is net with stones, such 113 a ring, be moro Bt'iitlo with tho toothbrush, for If you brush too vigorously you may easily loost'n it stone. A pendant hpI with emeralds, rublcu or diamonds la better Immersed in 11 little ctiu do cologne him witter. If you aro the lucky possessor of any pearls, reniembor they must novor bo put Into soapy witter, though hcu water Im good for them. Pearls that nro shut away and seldom worn looso their beautiful sheen, so It you huvo a neck lace wear It regularly, oven If It Ih un der your blouse. Tho contuct with tho skin keeps the pearls In good color. Turquoises aro best wusbed MMth warm water and a little aminoutu, but no soap. Soap la apt to turn their, pretty bluo luto a green. AVhcti you aro cleaning opuls, bo careful not to drop them, for they aro brittle nnd chip with alarming case. In fact, they have curucd a iiiiino for being unlucky simply bccatiso they aro bo fragile. When you arc not wearing Jowclry do not lcavo It lying about or in a drawer knocking against other orna ments. Keep it cither in u plcco oC leather or in cotton wool. Stool orna ments should always bo wrapped up t-arofully In tlsstio paper, for tho air will quickly noil tholr beauty. Many women wcur Jowolry which is simply filthy (hero is no other word to express tho dirt clinging to tho crev ices of tho ornaments. Ncedloss to say, (ho stones loso all tholr luotro, Beauty sr yj'irysvirA' swa Jko svsTr AVsfrirArcwsi s1Z tsi?y? . iritr A&trzy? Item 2trb,c '" 8U,lil,B 8lock" ;.i. ""' l,"o "ui oi mo lihfvrA. , '". ,,",rB 8Cther K '"" ' cd ,080thcr when P.r.M6ic In bcciiic "u.i.1,.1, 4. u It conies to putting them l2JwW0'!!:!.u:,,o.,lschPreye8 len,;r?.l.v" '?" fr" noted rm. 1 "l,i"cni, no it 5oi. b l0',1R 'rH,B' w",,!l' ttro iir.fl-. f ,0 b,,By workers. :B?Her.r, r' ll oday and 0eVeerlcfs,t,sbol''('tl'oeyeB 85. i n. b?tt or comfort BUCh an " ,"K"1 0WB, outorthcirrT bcSlnulnb- to ibinffl.SJ.,?'cp " Try ff. cut in . 1 "" Knp8sea of t sbtto 0 Vi 1. .B ."('la -8l,l'o '! fas- rf. b m. .. Illpy tiuiHt. of Wdrc-or. l'P8maker la 'i uu a warm frnm..S wWP-moutlictl hair HiWoii B-.il '".c or 'avendcr )v.l ?".E.a,uPred outo a raun,i trt'le"l;Ke,1,0 the ring on Llffirr .c.8.or " 'Ibbon ,' b8 nut u 1 ' ruse8' w lds in ;. nl ttoii drawn In ...1 hwrfbbo auIcl,,l,ff,,yuBtrlng SoB.1,1 . "uns lu guest "f"rerPii ' u.v?. "Beful " rtplaied i. .1 ' '",u U1 l'uffB Wiy. B Ul0sc U8J arc riVvlXi .la8e ' soro throat I Iwlf ztl . Bfar6,e "" with TO5ih". "f 1ter an'' two mkiL H.J18"110,"8- " tunc them rapiaiy. i'oiomqo can 00 pur chased for 3C ccuta a bottlo at any druggist's, and no homo should bo without it, for thla is tho season viicu soro throat is liable to occur at nny liioniont. ipc 13AT laundry bugs to hung on llvll tho door aro tho ones nuulo of lSJ two largo bordered towels, with thrco sides sowed and a draw string run through at tho top. Tho circular luuudry bug is best for hold ing largo pieces, such as bed and titblo linen, lurgo towels and tho like, for if ono wishes to look for a certain artlclo tho bag can bo opened on tho floor und tho artlclo quickly found, but If placed in a dosed bag, every artlclo must bo taken out to And tho ono looked for. BO make a twlno holder take a largo spool on which baby rib bon ia wound uud insert in each cud of tho spool tho ends of a wlro loop. Hang tho spool on tho kitchen wall and uao the small' piece of twluo to wind around it. Fasten tho corda with tho weaver's knot which is qulto flat when clipped. It is Btirpiis ing how quickly tho spool tills with cord taken from grocery and aloro packages, and ono never realizes Just how often a string or cord la needed until tho search for one ia an almost endless task. Tho cord-spool could bo fastened on tho pantry door. RniUTlO fur may bo thoroughly sll J Iwnsed by rubbing with equal mbm parts of calcined niugnesia and dry flour. Beaver and sealskin should be cleaned with hot salt water, and chluchllla fur with talcum pow der well rubbed into the skin and then shaken out. "White and gray ungora and Tibet may bo washed in warm, soapy water, but tho skin must bo carefully stretched during tho drying process to prevent wrlukles. All lin ings should bo removed before tho fur is placed lu water. "When cleaning light colored furs, remove the wadding and lining, place the fur flat on a table and fusten ono end securely. Then heut somo bran and rub into tho fur, working with a straight movement agalnat tho way of the hair. "When tho bran will absorb np moro dirt, remove it b shaking tho garment thoroughly, grw ii.- ,- T, ' J,illJt' the" onb the fur and replace the llu- iMSiaii 'i nil inc. 10 EAT BY EDNA EGAN. HAN eminent physician regards Inability to cut a good breakfast as tho flrBt sign of a break down. This must bo an cxpug ated view, for half tho women and onc thlrd of the men In this country have a very poor appctito for tho first meal. Nevertheless, ono of tho surest signs that tho body machlnu Is in good order Is tho cupaclty to cut a hearty break fast, After tho long night's rust, and aa propunitlon for tho work of iho day, this should bo a substantial meal, eaten with relish nnd followed hi a feeling of perfect fltuess for the duy'a duties. How is ono to gel n breakfast appp tlto? Ho should go to bed neither with uu empty nor a full stomach. Tho last meal of the day should bo finished at least two and a half hours before bed tlmo; If It la taken earllor than this, or If It ia a light meal, then a giasa of milk with a few biscuits, or uouir milk gruel, or any other light and di gestible food preferred, should h taken ut bedtime. Tho windows should be open, the bedclothlng should be only Just suffi clnctly warm to keep ono from becom ing chilled, tho room should bo dark, uud thus refreshing sleep should be obtained. If theso measures aro fol lowed by a bath, ten minutes devoted to Swedish exorcises and tho sipping or a glass of hot water, breakfast will bo eaten In nlno cases out of ten with keen rclluh. Brcakfust must bo eaten with leis ure, therefore do not He in bed till tho last moment, tllvc plenty of tlmo to this Important meal and also tlmo to rest after it before tho day'a business begins. Never read at breakfast; a great many people neglect this sound advice and fail to mastleato their food properly in consequence. Dinner may bo a solemn function, but let break fast bo a gay and cheerful one. It will bo all the better for the digestion. What to cat will dopond on the in dividual and tho season. Kor children u cereal or crushed wheat with plenty of milk, bread or toast, plenty of but ter and Jam. an egg or two aud milk or cocoa, not tea or coffee, to drink. For heulthy men und women, wine fruit, 11 small plate of bomr wreultfus cereal aud then an egg with bacou, or other prepared dishes. Variety Is aa necessary for breukfast us for dinner. Instead of tho eggs, ilsb or a grilled chop or a couple of cutlets will give tho day a good start, though It la bust not to eat moat i- the morning Toast ia moro dlgetilblo than bread. If bread is eaten It should be about twenty-four hours old. neither fresh nor iilalp. Ono cup or icariia. enough for most persons. A turgor quantity of fluid slta heavily and de lays digestion, Coffee Is better than lea In cold weather, but cocoa aud chocoluto aro loo heavy as u rule. Of course, individual tastes vary in thla respect. It ia wise to tako whatever best itgrees. For dollcato poisons and thoso with weak digestions a couplo of egga cooked lu various wuya, or a llltlo (lbh, is aa much aa they should tukc. In this citso'luuch should ho early. lu summer less fut should be taken. Fish Is then bettor than bacon. No bin gar lu the teu Is u good rule. In cold weather as much butter, fat aud sugar us can no uigesicu snouiu uo cairn. GOOa NATURE rjo) ODD nature is one of thu best us n tie Is a woman can have. A good EJ mi tu red woman la a I way a wel come, oven when she In rather slow-witted, and a woman of tho op posite class ia to bo ilrcudeil uud slumped becauso whatovor brightness sho putaessn la of tho personal aud cutting kind. "I ahull novor forgot," iiuyB one wo muu, "a friend of my young iluya who wus remarkably brilliant and enter taining, but who wus feared qulto ua much aa sho was admired becauso oven her closest friends wore not safe from her wit aud satire "At any gathering honored with her presence she was tho last to arrive ami tho first to leave. Tho majority of gliia would have remained all duy and night rather than leave her an oppor tunity to discuss them by going out ahead of her. I posltlvoly know that many a social engagement was brol in In thin way. IBNOXIOUS as It may seem to many, nevertheless tho eating I of onions will niako a notlcc- ablo chanuo In thu cdmnlcxlou. becauso onions contain a certain per cent of arsenic, tho sumo uh lotuee. Tho onion Is naturally uoporlflc, and Induces sleep when eaten at night, without harmful results, l.cttuco lias tho same effect If eaten with vlncgur. powders should bo used, us their effect ia excessively drying. "Whlto spoluarfi sometimes caused by bruises, and if any aro present special attention must be given in manicuring not to press the surfaco with knlfo or stick. HEEI breathing will help to make curves whoru there uro angles, 1 and It la a potent factor In tho euro or emaciation, becauso It supplies oxygen to the wuntod tissues and setH tho machinery of the vital or gans going, alrcliglheiiliig weal; pluces and supplying red corpuscles to Im poverished blood. It will promoto di gestion by quickening the functions of tho stomach uud Intestines and pro moling thu assimilation of food. mm SHAM COOING lotion or soap Wil Jelly, a general tonic, a coarso mUJ tooth comb and a practical hair brush with moderately stiff bristles that will poiiotrato the hair without breaking or tearing It, urn a few articles that ono llnda necessary in preserving tho beauty of tho halt. Brllllaiitluo should bo sparingly cm ployed. JJ la far bottor to resort lo the moro iiutural means of eucourug lug a beautiful liiHter by keeping tho scalp and lutlr in a healthy condition. Dandruff, falling hair and other Ills of tho scalp call for special lotions and tonic, and, of course, aro included among tho toilet requisites. 1 SIIABP Instrument must not bo used for removing soil be neath the edge nf tho nails. A stick or any kind la best. When Iho nulla arc very soiled, tho stick may bo dipped into lemon Julco or rubbod Into the soup, together with a llttlo witter, forming u pussugc. Polishing worn Lwim Qm for a-bungalow I ---.-. r pjl I'ltING reprcNcnta a period of kpj tho year when tho skin suffer a -"! perhupa moro than at any other time. Tho pulnfill effects, .ui cutting winds when walking, driving or motoring long distances uro ouly realized to tho full by thoso who pos aosu a dry akin, Nothing lu inoro ef fective lu audi a cuno Hum to rub a good cream into thu fuco beforo start lug, and for this purpose tho woman who Ih troubled lu this wuy should bo careful to find a pure ono thut abso lutely agrees with her skin. Aftor an application of such a crcuui thero should bo a dusting of uu cqttully puio powder. M KM ON figures us uu lugrcdicul or tho basis of luiiumerublo toi let wiibIich aud complexion creuiiis. For most complexions the clear Julco would bo found too harsh, ft should bo combined with gljcerln. Add tu tho Julco of ono lem on 11110 ounce of glycerin aud two ounces of witter or rose wulor. tihulcn thoroughly to mix tho Ingredients and keep lu a closely corked bottle. Bull over your hands whllo still wot after wushing, Dub them lightly with a, towel Instead of wlplug them, (oral0 K:'-I ll0 ,mlr ,M,f;ht "i'1 11 Ml glossy and eucourago a strong 153J aud rapid growth few belter methods exist than thut of ven Illation. Tho ticutmciit Hhuuld be pructlced for live minutes euch day. night und morning. Tho tresses should bo aopurutcd one by ono und uhaKeu genii) und slowly, so thut tho ulr may peuetruto between tho strands. If a muld'a help Is obtainable, tho attend ant fanning tho air gently 011 to tho hair with the right hand whllo uup porting ono lock at a tlmo with tho other, This must bo preslstcd in until the hair feels light aud tho sculp cool and refreshed. Besides proving excel lent for tho hair, tho treatment is won derfully stimulating aftor severe bruin work, und has bceu much recommend ed lu uen ous complaints, of which heuducho uud lusomnia form a purl THE NEW HATS BY LUULL.E DAUDET. 1 OME or the smartest and moat becoming of tho ucw hattj aro mudo lu soft velours dyed iu cry beautiful colors aud ar ranged with flexible brims, which can bo bent into auy ttbupe to suit IndlWd tial requirements. Other hats, again aro covered smoothly with black piunc or peau do bole, their lightness of weight inaklug them doubly desirable. Souio interesting examples of tlio mil Hurry of the moment may bo aeon. Another hut was scon auitublo fur weurlug with tulloinadoa and curried out in tho favorlto position ahapc, It Ih mudo lu bluck panne, with u brim which tims up a llttlo on ono side, and a high crown, encircled by a broud bund of emerald green corded ribbon, drawn through a dull gold buckle, There still ia another hat urruiired with a crown of soft white kid. to tho center of w hlch a loug black silk taa sol Is faatcued. Tho brim la covered timoollily wltb wiuto Kin on tlto outer sldo aud lined underneath with bluck olot. Soft folda of bluck autlit uic druped around the. crown. Tho luteal picture hut iu u thing of real beauty. It iu ahurply turned up at 0110 side, but tho upturned brim doea not stand erect; on tho contrary, It la ilcu-rly bent so thut il curves oer the low crown. Thla hut Is HMdc of ulvcl bluck or Home rh'h durU color, uud the trim ming couBlBtHff a Hut ribbon bow puBseil tliroua a ouciuc, or u biiibio skip of mink fitch, tho llttlo animiti being so in M" I tlmt iho heud fulls over tho curved brim and tho body rests on tho crown of tho hat. Thla la a specially becoming shape oven more generally becoming than tho majestic cuvullcr hat which ia "slapped up" al ono side, while tho other Ilea flat. Although all-round tlut-tiimmed hula uro still very popular, it is certulu thai the cavallor shapes uro rapidly b coming fashionable. Now tho largo cavallor hata aro worn with simple tailor-mades and with looso wi'tVl coats.