Ifflter est for Mllmj
FASHIONS
y Nc.v weas ior-
This beason.
iB.,jlBb.KINOSLB.
,, unv (he dress dehign-
K"le Smlns to the al.l of
h J who during autumn and
l".0'" -id, in readmit
I '"" " i.n hn. mams
ft, a Jacket eollar and dress
- iimliir tlm rule-
ffdoVchable culr' which 1.
1 Ior . .. ik. i. In ii ill nti liiutB
15 Ingenuities are producing
benefit. .,,, nninn In
Kumn frock of beige ololl.
El fur upon tho slecvea Is sou-
I lU1 : ' I.. .lr,nf .l.itnlln
fiSir y I. ycd to indicate
In of one season and tho ad
another, and It coincide up-
iir n 'uu mi-""""'- --,
off. uut by making tho fur
w"" . m Iti I tan
ibltv hen tno nuui m iiui i.i
if !ffct can oc ruiiivui juoi ....
r earn i,ii,i ,.,u,t
he case in u nnn-ivun -Sntlr,
which had lynx guunl
LTmiich Ihc collar ull cuslly
l11.1!' i,i. win. their
'iklrts," lu'imncd up tho front
irtcd cdgeii upon u.u . -
itoraatcli is siiowii. uiu ........
LpOlntClUl inn UIU uuu bi..i..
V .... .Iw.t.ltlnra run en
UPOB lilt o.i"...--.-. .....-
lbs small furs, but uro cxlond-
....i nll.rilr.alirtlR Hint IllOV
Jh the fur capo of yours und
noind will exert a very broad-
l. J1..IH. t till tWm.
!jt upon ihc imuicui .."-
r (be Bicnucrcn. ftinoi "
rltlt Ibo full skirt.
apreiilvo display oi nigu-cuum
V.i. ...... Tl.,. ontlnl- la DllR.
Itsiao nu. i iiv .. .-
i character, especially when up-
j. ...l .. ltl. rrnnil nr fl vtvlu
in turn u iiv.. . ...... -. "
Hir li icen. with bold soutache
. .....I, a,llji.t mil lullll
I ...... .,.... ,,f .llinliivinrr n
Ih that of securing tho high col-
B. .1 . .. Ink a.!..!.!
prom o) mcuus ui u uu ui nnw
till. A DIUCK JlltltUl. I VI v.ii
F L i.l ....tUlj Kl. i. ullts
U1UU UI nniinu i
toy tinted silk cmbroldorloi up-
dacbable cuff, tho tabbed col-
I yu a third method of uivor
the amiearauoo of a frock.
,by means of flowor knots liorc
tre,lll be welcomed us e.col
fin economy hints. Quito tho
it crenfog frotlc Is the sinpie
title one. which forty ycara ago
i standby of every wotnau und
cow teems to ho the nearest
ibje appQavli to to,o much-fitn-
uniform.
tuch frock had pink loses.
itnd lcutlcss. arranged suigh
konal line upon tho satin tklrt,
ncole was then draped witu
ctt which subdued yet did not
i'e the color of the floweru.
inewdeilGns for tallor-mudca
foil commendable simplicity,
ij thoie all-powerful uuthor-
iu aro responsible for tho
i in Million can be persuaded
I ill exaggeration In tho length
lent! and the width of tho
Itbe new modes for the autumn
ihov n huppy combination of
sense, practical utility and
lint of consldciable elegance
k. Covert coating In various
M In a more uubstantia!
Um that which was worn tlur-
nunmerwlll bo very much in
during the next few months.
tte to costumes which wero
omer day ono wus inado in
ijored covort coating, und will
w Boit useful for wearing with
Utbouib tho full skirt is pleat
ibe y around, it will not bo
itduly heavy.
I CtW Etl U ulinu-n In thn
'ych li draw n down closely at
lit tlllder a hf-ll nf .Inrlf hrnwn
!etbtr fastened with a dull
c,ie. The long basques are
I tuner utue with p!eut of
Ft material cm u-iii. miit-A
ld secured with gold buttons
P V11 b"- Gold ball but-
wma irom silk cords fustcu
a u.01, wliero t''0 8ov oro ef
" high military collars ia
4 softened by the Introduction
WMtll Of cream ullU Imnrnllnn
'rtHh gold thread.
M flit low-crowncd hat to tho
r ioque ,B a chang that
Lii!S b?0 bPcn anticipating
"Uttlt t me. II nmv l,n l.,.t
! Influence lias been uncon-
i worK and we aro recalling
T.i .,Yr.iqo one-tlrae high
many faces.
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mm GOOD paint that lobks and
f k wears well. Is mado us follows:
IfA) Whiting C pounds; Hkliumcd
milk, 2 quarts; fresh slacked
lime, 2 ounces. 1'ut tho lino in a
stonewaro vessel, pour on enough inllk
to mako Ilka cream: then add iho bal
unco of tho milk, stir and thon crum
ble tho whiting ou the aurfaco, nftei
which it must bo well stirred In or
ground us you would other paint. Uso
Bumo na lead Und oil paint. Abovo
quantity will covor G7 yards.
Ml NUMUER of charming (.owns
If iw have bcn carried out for cvon
H lug wear iu tho rich golden jeU
low ao much favored this uea
bon. In sailu. with or without pleated
flounccH of chiffon or ovordress of lace,
this color Is particularly becoming to
the young woman. Applo blossoms or
other dellcato blooms will relieve tho
ahado If It proves a little trying, but
the glowing brunette can wear It un
relieved or deopened with velvet nas
turtiums or other flowcra of the dark
o? harmonizing tones.
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ri OU ants, saturate rug i -3
ofcene and hang or lay-Jioso
mi near their runs and they will
quickly aisappear. jon.'ewi4u
is n' household necessity at cleaning
time. For cleaning painted aud var
ulshed woodwork, painted walls, var
nished floors, bathtubs and marble
wushstanda It la unsurpassed. or
tubs and marble, apply with u woolen
cloth, then wash with soap and water.
For woodwork and walls use- clean
cloths, changing as soon ns soiled. A
few drops in tho water when washing
windows and mirrors will give tbum u.
beautiful polish.
n
HEMADB
0 muke u dainty powder bag
get u piece of thin flowered
ribbon three-quarters of a
vnrrt lone and about six Inches
wido. Cover a round disk about the
slzo of the top of a tumbler with pink
rrtwr-r r silk for the bottom oi urn u-s uu
CEMENT Rater the rihboD ,o,H anw Put.K ZZ'
XWVJUa 4- r.i o. .t,o tni. P nee It In tho POW-
der puff. Next comes the clever Idea
of gluing to the bpttom of the bag on
the outside a small round mirror or
eact slzo as the bottom of the bag.
then cover tho edge of the bag with
a double ruffle of narrow ribbon a
narrow piece gathered through tho
center and tho lower ruffle will cover
tho edge of tho glass, making a pretty
finish.
Set the i finest and most fell-
tCln1 ouc ounce '8ln
1 lcr.on?-ba,f ouncf' o'
Wasoodnlco-
forked . . I:u.1 ,nt0 a l'ttlo.
'M bmh?? "ct ,nt0 a kettle of
stst rn "orousnly dissolved.
."'van hn n.ci t . ..
Nece,;,!? ,ano chipped.
anin . . . y nae bioken
"hSlSri'1 tabl top or other
,3:H Jewelry Is also
r'ftS ho,me-wado cement
:' It is i, B.,W2yB on l,auc, ,n
v Into A. . ",u wno or an
tocottrnft10 w,lh flou- This
iWwmon earthenware.
(e5int ill aaae(1 .,0 ue
Utfirr.WnB broken
Ch1!011 w" hoW 'a
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bole I. ,",us water. Doll
l,a th. U " ear ufrc ap
r?22n? ,." t water
kMuni . 0UlD aa two
EHB handbag Is now the Insepar
able companlou of woman. A
beauty Is mado of sealskin
with u gold top, the owner's
initials In gold adorning the Bide that
is generally presented to the gn?e or
the public. Oxidized silver Is some
times seeu, but gold 1b more favored.
No louger is a handle of modest length
allowed. Long cords of leather or
silk are supplied, occasionally several
ro plaited together, and finished
where they Join tho bag with tassels.
Tho black suede and the velvet bag
also have their devotees, while leather
worked In the Venetian manner is
much in evidence, in raw. ,i u u
the continent generally, great liklugls
evidenced for thft bag of Wrirwf4'"
c?i1 0 not throw away kid glove ends
II when tho fingers become worn
frS4l girt. They mako novel and
stylish button covers ror trim
ming gowns. They may also bo used
for binding the rims of hats or coat
collars and cuffs. Kid is, In fact, ex
ceedingly fashionable for these pur
poses. Pompons and fringes are mado
from Just such seemingly useless ar
ticles by girls who aro clever with
their fingers. DeltH may bo formed
from the sumo source also. And, final
ly, thero is the old-fashioned penwip
er, bo soft that it never blunt or
scratches tho most delicate pou.
ANV good housewives do not
care to risk tho laundering or
their fine woolon blaukuU to
their servants and a word
might help at this season from a good
housewife who always takes thlt task
upon herself. She flrnt shaves a half
bar of yellow soap'and pours this Into
a pint of boiling water; sho stirs this
until it becomes like u thick Jelly and
pours it Into three buckets of luke
warm water. Into this she puts the
blankets and washes thoioughly. ftho
does not rub soap on tho blanlieU, Hlio
puts them through a wringer and In
another tub of clear luke warm wntor.
Then keeps on rlnBing lu clear water
until every particle of soap Is remnvod
and hangs on line In hot sun, taking
care to bang tbem perfectly etrulght.
She leaves them In tho sun for several
hours until perfectly dry, then puts
tbem out tho next day if necessary.
f5l F a man's attentions have Justi
II II fled you lu deciding mat his
KJ Intentions aro matrimonial,
this ia no cncubo for sending
him an expensive present. Such p
step may rulu your matrimonial
chances. Ho may decide that you are
angling for him, or worse still, that
you have no Idea of bis value of niobey
and would squander bis earnings. The
man's Christmas privileges aro broad
er. To a girl he likes ho can send al
most any impersonal gitt, flowers, can
dy, music, books, pictures. To tho girl
be hopes to marry ho may send some
thing more personal, a cardcase, purse
or umbrella; but not until he is her
acknowledged suitor does he select
Jewelry. And even with our lax social
relations today, no girl will accept
presents of clothing from either buitor
or mere friend.
1TH proper care tablo ferns
should last two mouths. Many
people are even more success
ful with them. They must bo
kept moist, not soaking wet. Do not
allow them to becomo chilled. A tern
pcraturo of from 60 to 70 degrees is
best The plants should bo placed in
a window, whero they will receive
light and suu for at least a part of tho
day. They should bo watered every
day, but not too much. Be sure that
tho water Is cold, as warm water Is Jn
Jurloua fo ferns. As soon as aay of
tho leaves get jellow dowp near the
root cut tbem! away. A good way to
prolong the Ufa of the plant U to repot
BUSINESS ISSUES
HI F you aro up against any eeri-
I otin problem lu your work
KU .lon't try to sidestep It, to Jolly
yourself along with the. Idea
tl'nl If you let tho thing drift It will
uomohow sottlo itself.
You can't evndo u business Issue and
cxpoct to como out safe, "And wom
en," said n human being who wasn't
ouo tho othor day, "women often item
to tlilnlt tbat business Is only anothor
uort of social gamo, and that their por
Honal charm Is going to sco tbem
through difficulties In the one as In
the othor. Well, It won'tl A buslncsa
difficulty, a slump In trade, a necessity
to put tho offlco forco on a more effi
cient baslB, u rival who threatens
dauger. n new macblno tbat Is going
to alter production things like that
have to bo faced squarely and under
stood. Thoy'ro dcflnlto as a otono
wall, and oven a woman won't try to
get through a ntono wall by simply
HinllliiB at tho obstacle."
As fur uh I can see, what this man
said lu true enough, only it applies to
both soxos. Men aro given to ovaslou
us well us women, und many n good
business bus gone to smash, many a
clovor cmployu been dismissed, wheth
er inau or woman, becauso of this lack
of ability to meet u dcflnlto situation
squarely and clearly.
Doing honest In your business lifo
means u lot morn than Just not cheat
ing k customer. It means being honest
with your own worth. You can't
dodge issues and be entirely honest.
It you havo tho least reason to think
you aron't making good In any direc
tion, don't shut your oyos to tho un
pleasant Impression, but get right
down to tho facts In tho case.
JENNIE'S GREAT PROBLEM
o
Yet Probably It Was Her Parents Who Suf
fered More From the Same Cause.
BY EDNA EGAN.
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Y folks never want to let mo go
out und havo n good time,"
paid Jennie. "They seem to
think that a girl can go to
business ull day, then como homo und
help get supper aud go to bed at 0
o'clock, perfectly contented, without
having any fun or going nut with any
ouug folks, I can't bland It, so I
think I'll Icavo home."
Of course If Jennlo is a scnslblo
girl, ohe hardly noeds mo to tell her
that she must not leave homebut a
little review of the conditions o( tho
whys and wherefores of tho conditions
she meets at homo may help nil tho
little Jennies to a happier understand
ing of und with tho older generation.
Jennie's parents arc, in all proba
bility, hard-working people, who
cither come from a country whero
freedom Is practically unknown or
who still hold to thu Ideas of fore
bears who came from such an environ
ment, Supposo Jennie's parents camo to
America when she wus a little girl. In
whatever land they dwelt, freedom for
girls was an unknown thing.
The twenty-year-old German or
French or Italian or Russian girl who
chancou not to be married Is shut In
and protected aud guarded Just as she
was when sho was fifteen and ap
proaching tbe marriageable ago of her
and. Her marriage was an arrauged
affair In which tho parents selected
her husband for her. Sho was sup
posed to have no experience or kuowl
edge of the world on which to baso
any Judgment of her own In regatd to
the arrangement of her life.
Under these circumstances It is
scarcely amazing that Jennie's parents
should fall to assimilate tbe utand
ards of liberty and Independence for
young woraaubood prevaleut In our
own country.
Supposo Jennle'i parents aro Amer
ican born and come from bard-work-Ing
stock to which pleatuire was hard
ly known, and through whoso thrift
und frugality Jeunle is ablo to onfoy a
good homo and gomq of Its comforts.
They live In their own youth, and can
not understand tbe pleasurHoving,
butterfly living standards of today
Perhaps Jennie's -raotber and father
are country folk, to whom; city ways
are new; perhaps they aro poierty
stricken souls, who want Jennie to dc
voto herself to work o tlwt she rfly
rise out of tbe tenement environment
where they havo to koep her. Any of
these suppositions Is far more likely
to be true than the one ton mrm iu
ines that sho is cursed with tyranulcal
elders who hato to seo her havo a good
thno and who enjoy bossing hor around
and showing their authority. Or sho
Imagines they aro stupid old fogies
who cau't understand tho world of to
day, Perhupa they cannot quite under
stand today's thirst for pleasure and
cxitement but they understand all
too well today's dangorous longing for
pleasuro at any cost. They occ, Jen
nie's friend Rose sacrlflclug all her
youth and Innocent sweetness for a
little brief galoty, und they long to
protect Jonnlo aud assuro her of lust
ing hupplncss Instead of momentary
Joy. Their lovo makes them Inartic
ulate. They hardly know how to ex
plain themselves to Jennie. They lake
It for granted that tho fifth command
ment must mean something to her.
Aud Jennie, with her superior edu
cation und with the better chance thun
had tho older generation, Judges them
impatiently and thinks tboy bogrudgo
hor youth and Joy,
Trust your parents, Jennie. Try to
convince yourself that It Is Just aa Im
portant for you to understand tbwn us
for tbem to understand you. IIuvo a
little faith in the lovo that brought
you Into tbe world and protected your
youth.
Respect the experience of your pa
rents rather thun tho worldly wisdom
of tawdry little Rosle. Don't toss your
head and take the dangerous "youth
will have Its tllng I urn oply going
to bo young once" uttltudo toward life.
The older generation has the wis
dom of Its age and suffering and ex
perience. Convince It that the Joys
jou seek aro innoccut joys. Mako it
reallzo that you do take life with a
certain amount of seriousness. And
llo at homo whoro tho conservatism
of the older generation may guide you
rather than the dangerous rllghttness
of tho untried new geucrutlon.
1
APBK drinking cup and rrcpo
paper can bo mad Into dainty
favor baskets tor parties,
virui tukn the drlnklne cun
and cut it off from tho top as deep us
you want your basket. Next mako
your handlo by toverlug a thin wire
with crepe paper. Sew this onto the
cup. Then take a piece of crepe pa
per largo enough to gather around tho
cup and allow for " heading at the top
of tho cup. Gather this papor at the
bottom and new onto the bottom of tho
cup, fVext 8cw tbe paper onto thn top
of tno cup ana you nave a ve vi?y
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Delicious Duck Dressing.
fare, coro, and slice thin Ave good
sired apples ; aprluklo ouch with
craokcr dust to koop thorn whit?. Pour
boiling wator over ouo pound of
French pruucB and when thoy aro
swollen remove tho seed. Seed half n
cup of cracker crumbs mixed with a
tcaspoouful of eugur. Then last add
u saltspoonful of salt and a bentcu egg.
This will All four good sized ducks,
but do not puck too closely, nu it
swells.
Crust for Oiip Tie.
Inexporlenccd housekeepers often
And It annoying to stop and dlvldo up,
or redtico recipes whero tho propor
tions aro given In largo quantities. So
for theso folks I present my recipe,
with exact quantities of tnatorlala to
mako tho crust for ono pie.
Tako threo-quartera of a pint of
pastry flour, hair a teaspoonful of bak
ing powder, one-half teaspoonful of
salt; sift these twice; then rub in
three largo tablespoontulH of awcet
lard; when well blonded, molston with
ico water, only sufficient to roll out.
Do not make plo crust soft or wet; It
you do It will be bard and tough, and
not flaky, as it should be. TIiIb must
be rolled thin, and ia ample for an un
der aud upper crust.
Pimento Nandwlch.
Use one can of plmontoca chopped
coarse and eight egga boiled twonty
minutes. Let tho egg "get perrccuy
cold, theu chop quite tine and suit
Plentifully. There should be us much
again of tho egg uh pimento. Put to
gcther aud moisten with salad dress
ing mado with but littlo Btigar. Cut
tho bread thin, buttor ono aldo of it,
and Hpread tho mlxturo on tho other
half This amount will muko about
thirty sandwlohea.
If you do not uso all or tho pimento,
tako what remains from the cuii. cover
uud set In a cool pluco, vheu you can
have an attractive naiad for dlnnor.
Shave cabbago flue, placo on n' lettuce
leaf. Then cut tho pimento In unmll
Pieces and strow ovet tho cabbage.
The green, whlto. anil red mako w prot
ty combination. A delicious Urfag
for it is made of oyster cocktail uce
vinegar, and oil, seasoned to tasl or
a plain snlad drasslug,
Clreap Cake.
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mmt ' lim MJfra
teaspoon salt, flavor to taste. Dissolve
sugar In tho water; beat the cotosuet
aud salt together, adding sifted flour
little by littlo until ono cupful la used,
beutlng al tho tlmo. Then beat in al
ternately tho dissolved sugar and rest
of flour, adding baking powder to last
quarter cup of flour. Bake In layers
or gem pans, Best with cocoanut,
chocolate, maple, or caramel filling or
boiled frosting.
To mako u colored cake: Boll onrt
cup brown sugar in ono and a third
cups wator for about Ave minutes and
lot cool. Thon proceed aa above, using
tho boiled liquid in place of dissolved
granulated sugar.
A dollolous fronting: Boll ono cup
browu sugar until It spins a thread;
tuko from Are; beat whlto of an egg,
and pour liquid Into it and beat.
SchiicUen.
Ono pint of sweet milk put over tho
Aro In u granite pan and when tcald
lng (not boiling) hot udd a pinch of
HOda slzo of u pea, and ono teaspoonful
of salt. Tako from tho flro and when
lukewurm udd ono cako of compressed
ycqet dissolved in a tublespoonful of
water and enough flour to mako u
sponge, then beat well with un upward
stroke uud sot out of draft until light.
Havo one-half cup of butter aud one
cupful of sugar creamed, two eggs
beaten light together, and add to the
light apongo, beating until all Ugre
dlentH aro woll mixed; udd sifted flour
and knead. Do not get too stiff threo
pints may bo enough However, uso
enough, to mako a nlco soft dough, aud
knead for twonty minutes, or until tho
dough ia soft, smooth and oven. Lot
It get light again and roll out to ono
Inch thickness, spread thinly with soft
buttor, grated chocoiate, apd sugar
Roll up unt cut into slices two Inches
thick. Have ready a dripping pun
wth this mixture meltetj in It. then
copied; Butter tho slzo of an egg.
three-fourths cup brown sugar and
one square of grated chocolate. Lay
tbe rolls qr "snails" on tha mixture:
lt H t very light and bake until
done. It stakes fhrep-quartera of fc
UOU". m tey must not wm u 'y