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the i-li-Miier when milled, a« n<> limn
dr«*«« would iiiiilerl.ihe t<> • lea- .heli)
How ever, the girl who | m given one of
them* exquisite silk, hand embroidered
kinionos win be glad. dnubtleaa. to uu
d e iliih e th e eleim ln g bill«
strong hiiiMouline arm a fte r the iianee.
are exeis’illngl.v effective.
T he girl of the w in ter ulionl«! learn,
however, how to wield the tiny fan to
A C h a rm in g G ift l o r th e C o l
r«
lege G irl
T h e girl who goea back to college
a fte r the C h riatin aa vacation w ill la*
happy I f in her bug she cau puck aw ay
<Mie o f these charm ing ••really" Ja p a
nese kimonos T his kimono wus made
o f pale blue, em broidered In Iris. T he
w onderful shades of m auve in the iris
A G ift T h a t W ill Be A p p r e c i
find a very effective background in the
ated b y M a n o r W o m a n
pule blue.
B u t if you desire to make a useful
g ift fo r the college g irl and do not wish
W hen searching through the shops
to m ake a kimono o f such expensive for a suitable g ift for either a man
m aterial the sho|>s are filled w ith love or a w om an yon may cbauce to find
ly goods Cra|ies. cotton and silk, Jap
anese silk, w ith flowers rioting over
It fo r all the world like an old fash
ioned garden: silks of every quality I
and hue are piled upon the shopkeep
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o f ( I i . i w ’ i w o fK v e r i p f e t t i l i
w o r k I« very east to do In th e c o n in e
hilt. Ilel's llneli a n d w e a rs in t e r in im i
III.)
i t i l i th e re Is a n o th e r la u n d r y hag
w ill. Ii w o u ld be I er.) m m II e a s ie r to
m ake T a k e a •.••»si s|»ed T u r k is h lo w
el I . ’.1 . n e l ohe d id e m b r o id e r Upon
it th e w o id
I ..i 111 nl c y " in w a s h s ilk s .
III. 1 .
IP . loop« o f I 'lb ls ili 11)1011 th e
uppci . d a n d h a n g il s t r a ig h t a ros.«
tin *
I. • •« o r b a th ro o m d o o r.
and
pretty
A S uitab le P re s e n t F o r th e
T ra veler
T h e man w ho would a tra ve lin g go
alw ays w ants his toilet appurtenances
convenient to Ids hand Instead o f hav
mg to scramble alsiu t in n hand bug for
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is g re a t e ffe c t as h e r Spanish s ister
W hat eloquence she reads into- the
Gifts W h ic h W ill D elight th e
slightest gesture! How tier eyes gleam
T h e a te r Devotee
‘ above this tin.) instrum ent d am o u r!
| How it accent« every niiiveineut In the
mazes of the «la nee! Not for use are
M ilady never has too many bags.
these i iHpiettlsb fans—not for use. at They w ear out am ’ soil, and when
! any rate. In the regulation way as a Christm as tim e comes she Is alw ays
mod«* of ' oollng the atmosphere, hut ns glad to find am o ng her Christm as gifts
an aid to a harmless tlirtatinn they are one or tw o beau tiful and useful bags
supreme.
Tlx* ones IIlustrHt«*«l here are especial
T h e fail illu siratisl here is of the pop
ly handsome, the low er one lielng en
ular ostrich fro th e r variety
There are
riched w ith hand em broidery done w ith
various shapes m il colors, but one In
gold thread. T h e upper one has the up-
w hite or black is mos*, serviceable.
which w ill blunder we. and w ill <t*.-i
less I m * as well liked for m aking th. -
eases as the more expensive silk
l:
w hatever m aterial is used be sure that
the right color and s«enl arc used ..
erw lse your g ift w ill ............ .. its nie
lug to tli«. friend for w h o m it is ......
A nother case larger than Un«.-
truttsl here cun he made for tin.-
gerle. O ften milady lias some d
pieces of fine hand embroidered
trim m ed underw ear which are
aw ay and only used on account of :
fragility upon state occasion«
these articles a large case w hich
fit into flic dres-or d raw e r w
found to be invaluable
F o r C ollars, t u f f s and
H a n d k e rc h ie fs
T ills p retty hag is a departure from
' tlie ordinary laundry bag in th at it is
¡a thought more elaborate. H o w ever, it
is made all o f w ashable m aterials, mi
j the elaborateness of it need not fright
I eu uiilady who w ishes to give a man
a useful C hristm as g ift
It was de
veloped of very coarse linen and lined
w itli a wash silk in any desired shade
T hese
them. T h e little case Illu strated here
w ill be found to contain everyth in g
necessary for the toilet o f th e tra ve le r
T h e slip|iers. too. w ill lie found useful
for tired feet when the man go«‘s upon
a long Journey.
a colonial clock like the one pictured
‘ here T his is made o f solid mahogany.
finished w ith a «lull isilish. and would
. tie suitable eith er for m ilady's colonial
boudoir or for the man's den.
p re c io u s
p ieces
z
Never have fans I m * c ii so much In
evidence us since the dance craze sta rt
e«l
Every girl and imitron tangoes
and. o f eourae. neetla a fa n a fte r tier
strenuous exertions
And they are not
tiny, useless fans at all
Instead they
are large and. properly wielded b.v a
the silk showing through -the square
per p art made of a piece of handsome
brocade, the low er part of the bag
o f plain satin. The w om an who wish
es to make useful gifts w ill scramble
around in her w orkbnsket and find
pieces of silk and bits of brocade
From throe odds and ends w onderfully
handsome bugs can be .fashioned.
W A N T S T A T E M IL IT IA
F ro m re lia b le sources con
in fo rm a tio n th a t the E m ployer« \
so cia tio n o f S to ckto n , ('a l., lia a
tw o dem ands on Gov. J o h n s o n :
he o rd e r th e S tate M ilitia into St-
to n . The request fo r the soldier-
been denied. As a p a rt o f th e ir ¡*1.
to m a n u fa c tu re p u b lic o p in io n t
Sachet Scented and Silken
Lined
a n ti-u n io n is ts have been fo rw a rd )
c o m m u n ica tio n s to the comm on c
c il u rg in g th a t "p o lic e p r o te c tio r’
Cases like these, scented w itli your g ive n th e m . The last le tte r clo*
own sachet and made of silk io match w ith th is d e m a n d : “ W e w ish to k r
the color scheme o f your bedroom, w h e th e r o r n o t you are going to <
would be acceptable to y<yi as glove p ly w ith th is request.” The uni. .
and handkerchief cases, would they have asked th a t th e ir differences
not? W ell, the point is this if von e m p lo ye rs Tie su b m itte d to arl*,
are inspired to make them for some tio n , h u t th is has been refused
one else find out the color a m i s c e n l the asso cia tion th a t has flood,
which she uses
c ity w ith s trik e b re a k e rs and giir.i
I f silk is not 11 lie d f o r these articles w h ile c o n tin u a lly p re aching law
sllkoleue covered
w ith dotted
muslin
order.
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T h e G ir l W ill Be Glad o f T h is
G ift
w ith a frillin g of
an d serviceable cas.
Flower«*«! c re to n n e is another muten
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ers’ shelves ready to be bought and
fashion««] b.v nim ble fingers Into klmo
nos.
But cotton crape w ill hold its own
fo r tlii'se neglige«*« so long ns kim o
nos ure worn, it Is not so fragile ns
silk, the colors have staying qualities
which recommend It. and it is Inex
pensive.
T h e fa « l th at cotton crape w ill laiui-
«ler well is an im portant item to th e
College g irl who would much p refe r to
be Im m aculate in cotton <*ra|>e than to
lie shabbily genteel in sidled silk. The
cleaning expenses mount to an a la rm
ing budget in the course of a college
re a r, and o f course these handsome
finished
makes
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