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SOME PICTURES
By DOUGLAS M ALLO C H
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FRING E epidemic rages In the
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I l» L IK E some pictures I could hang
In our new house, but where to go
To find the artist I don’t know.
He d have to understand the gang
That list'd to play around the
crick—
_ I’d like a portrait made of Mick,
The freckled hoy who made us smile.
But Mick has wandered many a mile.
And all the kids 1 knew of yore
" ho hung around the harness store.
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I'd like a picture of a horse,
A certain horse— no noble steed
And yet the finest horse. Indeed,
1 ever saw—raw-boned, o f course,
But that's the horse 1 used to ride
Around the old-lime countryside.
I'd like to have a picture of
That oneeyed pelter that I love
Bor wife to hang above the fire
Beside the portrait of her sire.
A world fashion. What Is more,
all symptoms point to a spreading of
of
I he vogue during the coming months.
The mode seems determined to be­
fringe everything as It goes.
At formal functions the woman of
smart style literally entwines herself
In fringe as soe euwraps her slender
Ixed form In her lavishly frlnge-
trlmnted shawl, such as I, the Joy,
the pride, the envy of the normal
feminine heart. The picture shows
one way of wearing the beloved
fringed shawl. No doubt, ibis pro-
souuced vogue for fringe fouud Ils la-
Secrets of a
French Chef
color, also black and while For elab
orate effect ostrich fringe, also fringes
of heads are approved by the mode.
It Is written In the bylaws of the
mode that the costume must present,
from tieud to foot, a perfect color
scheme. Which means Ilia! footwear
requires n llo less fastidious styl­
ing than does headwear, and that the
detail, of handbag and other acces­
sories dure not he slighted In the eu
«entitle.
A correct color ensemble Is achieved
In the spring outfit worn liy live young
woman here pictured.
Her smart
sports frock Is of hcuvy beige crepe
From a village In France, where I
was horn, I brought some years ago
to tilia country a secret. My greal-
grandYathar, g ran d fath er and my
ritlhasr w»r» all
«m l fam*»u« p o t t y
ch»f« In Fra/»-«, known th» rv u n lry uv»r,
k - ' / U H o f th»«r datum»». ai»|>«ttainf
and ils»|i,i..ua i< a a (ri» a , rakoa am i tia a a a r«
T h » r calarad for inoal of Iita oalabrataU a lfa t/«
•«van.
Th» aas-rat th at I l-n iu r h l avar w ith nta waa
• fhrmuJa «»f a •l»lt« h tfu l Marshm allow In
('ranta fo r m T hia n ro d u rl ha» «saan and la
now in an o farturad bv lh » ||ip -(> .L /(a
»»any o f M t Lm/la. Mo . utajar »ha nanta o f
III»» O l . l t » I l la known and uaad varr lar<aly
h r hotiaawivaa throunhm ii »ha U n ited Htalaa.
A a i your «ruaar fur U l p O l . i t »
CALIFORNIA
I ’d like a picture of our barn,
Our old red barn, to deck the wall.
And our old house— but best of all
Was that old barn where many a yarn
Was spun, where mauy a dance was
held.
And pop was there, und peanuts
shelled.
I'd like a painting of the place
Our brand-new drawing room to grace,
When 'round ubout the young folks
prance.
To brlug me buck a good, old dance.
SOMETHING TO
THINK ABOUT
B y F. A. W A L K E R
THE LITTLE THINGS
God th o u g h t to g iv e th e sw-eeteet th in g
In H ie a lm ig h t y p o w e r
T o e a r th a nd. d e e p ly p o n d e rin g
»That I t shou ld be one ho ur.
In fo n d e st Joy an d lo ve o f h e a rt
O u tw e ig h in g e v e ry o th e r.
H e m oved th e g a te s of heaven a p a r t
A n d g a v e to e a r th a M o th e r.
If (liamti
/* g
T h » 11tp-< V I Ma C . wnpan » pub-
licit an lllu *lr« l« d hsHskla« In
color« of lantoug Q m m M and
Chafe p r o f « ■ •to n a l raclpaa.
It le youre fo r ih a ««King. Ati>
Uraealha l ll p O -l Ma Co m p an y,
I >a|sartn»ant M , 3 0 0 M a rk a t
Sir««», V t. Louie, M le e o u r t.
STATE APPROVED LANDS
Kmall liu p rv rw i farm« In wall twtahllehtni
•aldeiuout. F ru it, alfa lfa , dairy , h<«w, p»mb
trjr. ( hurvhee, high m hool, grain in at «rhoula,
A b o an Improved la tula with Aral water tig h t« .
k*»jr loriua. W rite fraeea fatnta, Rarwan. C a K
^ D r -S taffowo *«
olive far
heal, kjre throat. Don’t cough t i l
night— s few drops gives quick relief.
Never fails.
KAII A RUCK IL, U m .
Ml Wavarly Flam
I'd like some pictures, but the wife,
I don't suppose she'd stund It,
though.
She says, “I wish you wouldn't. Joe,
Keep telling folks of our old life.
You know we've left that all be­
hind.”
And that's the saddest fact I find.
I'd like some pictures, but I guess.
The only ones I will possess
Are Just the pictures memory's art
Has hung within my lonesome heart.
cold
CMS th m a
an d
Congre»»ional Pairing
"TpHERE Is reluctance among man;
The Arsi known Instane«' of palrtng
* of us to accept at face value the
DESIRABLE DESSERTS
In thè cotigresa of thè United Sinica
Intrinsic worth of little things, which
wa» ki IMO. John Qufncy Adonta pre-
In some way or another have an Inti­
pared n reaolutlnn deelartng that It
URING the cold months steamed
( ® by M c C lu re N e w ap ep er S y n d ic ate .!
mate bearing on our happiness.
violateti thè ('unstltatlou, sii riprese
puddings and those rich in fats
I f we will stop for a moment In the
rute of thè house and thè (lattea of
are more suitable and appetltxlng than
bustle of our frenzied existence, when
bolli partiva. The reaolutlon wae
in warm weather. Indian puddings rich
our brains are cool and in condition in suet are enjoyed.
utiver voteti tutoli ami thè practlec
to receive impressions and retain them,
hecume Very corninoti.
o
f
we will perceive how trifles often af­
Betsey’s Pudding.
fect our attitude toward our fellow
Take one and one-half cupfuls of
D E M A N D " B A Y E R ” A SPIR IN
beings.
flour, one cupful each of brown sugar,
By H . I R V I N Q K IN Q
A sharply spoken word, suddenly
suet, raisins, currants or prunes
Aspirin Marked With “ Bayer Croae”
flaring up between life-long friends
chopped, grated carrot, grated potato
Hee Been Proved Safe by Millions.
has been known to foment an enmity
one-half of a grated orange peel, one
TO U C H IN G TH E D E A D
Frock and W rap Trimmed W iik Fringe.
that endured till death.
grated lemon peel, one-half grated
Warning! Unless you see the name
A little thing, to be sure, but tre­
nutmeg, one teaspoonfui of cinnamon, I N MRS. BERGEN’S ’’Current Super- splratlon In shawls such ns this, In the popular two-piece mwln. ’me “Bayer" on package or on tablets you
mendous in result
which by the way ihow no signs of felt cloche la In matching shad«,
one teaspoonfui of cloves. Mix and
stitlona" appears the following com­
are not getting the genuine Buyer
A falling apple led Sir Isaac New-
wuning popularity.
steam three hours.
while the dainty oxfords of beige kid Asplrlh proved snfe by millions and
munication:
“I have noticed at
too to the discovery of the law of
By no means, however Is thia pas­ lend real distlucllnn to the costume.
funerals of the aged that when elder­
prescribed by physleluns for 20 years.
gravitation.
sion for fringe routined to evening
Huvlng discovered that shoes, hut
Cherry Pudding.
ly people passed by the cwsket they
Hay "Bayer” when you buy Aspirin.
A caress and kiss from his adoring
wear,
for
a
review
of
styles
In
after­
and liandhug. when fashioned of the Imitations may prove dungemua.—Adv.
Beat one egg. add one-half capful of would touch the forehead of the dead
mother made Benjamin West a great
milk and one-fourtb cupful of sugar, person. I was confident there was noon frocks reveals fringe as an Idol same medium, add a compelling style
painter.
touch to the costume, specialists In
one (ableapoonful of melted butter, some superstition connected with the of the daytime hour ns well.
The T h eater Talker»
Lincoln's famous speech at Gettys­
A strong argument In favor of leather artistry ure accomplishing
two teaspoonfuis of baking powder, act because the same look was appar­
burg. November 19, 1863, comprising
He— "They have excellent acuustlce
one-fourth of a teaapoouful of sail an.I ent on every face; but on being asked fringe is the graceful silhouette which nothing short of marvelous effects In
In this theater."
She—“Yes, and
only 205 words, stirred the whole
one cupful of cherries, steam for an why this was done they pretended It It never falls to achieve. Perhaps this respect. Looking for new fields they're so polite, too.”—Life.
world by Its sublime eloquence and its
this
accounts
more
than
anything
else
lo conquer, these wizards of fine
hour and a half. For the sauce add was bidding an old comrade good-by.
touching appeal to human hearts.
for the sweeping Indorsement which lenlherwork are using such mrange
I»««’» 11« ttlaflaerod.
Large fortunes have their beginning equal parts of whipped cream and At Iasi one told me that It was that
cherry Joice with sugar and almooj they might not dreatn of the dead or the mode Is giving to fringe this mediums us sharkskin, lizard and
K e e p C o le a C a r b o lls a lv e | n th e hooaa.
In the saving of dimes.
I t atopa p a in fr o m b u rn o r c u t q u li-k ty
spring.
snukeskin, from that of the lx>a con
extract to taste.
see
them.”
a n d he«la w it h o u t sears.
A t a ll good
The trusted bank clerk starts his
The latest Idea Is to dnngle fringe strlctor and python to that of the less d r u g g la ta , JOe an d «Oc. o r J »V. C o le C l
It would be Interesting to know how
ruinous career by little pilferings.
117 8? E u c lid A ve .. O a k P a r k , t i t — Adv.
from
the
long
tight-fitting
sleeve,
formidable
wuler
snake.
Shoes
and
Data Pudding.
widespread thia superstition Is. It Is
It Is the little things that often
Beat two eggs, add one cupful of probably more general than most peo­ somewhat after the manner shown la accessories of these various snake
take us to the heights, or to the val
U te le tt
sugar, the same of walnut meats and ple Imagine. People who ’’hold by" the afternoon frock of black faille skins are worked In combination with
leys.
•
"On you allow visitors to kiss the
dates, one teaspoonfui of baking pow­ such superstitions are apt to be ex­ ■Ilk herewith Illustrated. In some In­ solid colored kid Into a medley of
The commonplace mite In the end
der, the same of vanilla, three table- tremely reticent about them when talk­ stances the fringe Is much longer thau ornate designs. Notwithstanding their children?” "Cnn't slop 'em. They're
becomes the overpowering mammoth,
spoonfuls of flour, three tablespoonfuls ing with "unbelievers,” partly from a that here pictured, falling at times extreme novelty they are making the grown op now."
and leads us gayly to good or evil.
hit” of the season. .' smart boa con­
of milk. Bake In a slow oven for forty fear of ridicule and partly because from the elbow to exaggerated depth.
Give serious thought to every word
y's sake, » h » not b u r a vac-
The black aud-whlte vogue finds strictor compose of hat and bag Is here m l F t u o r ia econom
minutes.
Serve
with
whipped
cream.
w h ic h a ,p e la W oiuiia or T ap ew o rm
of
that
feeling
which
causes
certain
and act, to habits In the forming, to
charming expression In long fringe shown. Of course to complete the en­ w ith a elogia dose 7 l i r l'o a r r 'a 1 X U
savage
people
to
"Hold
his
fetish
from
• h o t ” dosa II. ITI P e a rl St.. N. V. A d r
our deportment, onr duty to one an
which alternates strands of each. semble milady will clnsise shoes which
Peach Custard.
the white man's gaze apart.”
other, not forgetting duty to ourselves
Very striking is a black flat crepe have an Inlay or applique of thia sun*
Arrange
alternate
layers
of
cake
and
Belter to die 10.600 deaths than
The superstition In question la
and those dependent on us.
frock styled with one deep row or snakeskln.
wound thy honor.—Addison.
To desentaugle the different emo­ sections of canned peaches In a dish, patently a survival of that most an­ tlera of black-and white fringe. At
Bor stormy weather kid legettes are
tions that enmesh us, when we come cover with boiled custard. Bananas, cient belief In the power of the touch. the simple neckline, pose a white flow­
the solution. As the picture shows,
face to face with the overwhelming sweet oranges or preserves ail are A good example of this Is the custom er for the completion of the black-and
they are a sure protection to light
good.
of touching for the king's evil, alias 1
deluge of little things. Is Indeed dlf
white compose.
hose from unsightly mud ajiots, which,
scrofula,
which
was
practiced
by
the
ficult. but If we go about our duty se­
Tapioca Pudding.
The great value of Bell-Ane ie the
English monarchs down to the time I Favorite fringed dresses stress s as every woniun knows from experi­
riously and earnestly, we shall see
straight narrow model, whose lines ence. are next to Impossible to avoid.
relief o fd l«e«tlve dlaorde /« o lth a «tom arh
Cook one lablespoonful of minute of Queen Anne.
Homer tells os
our way clearly.
and b u w tla la proved b r Ila «ubat«n»lal
are broken by two deep tiers of thick These legettes are obtainable In all
ln r r e a « « ln uaa e v a rr r a a r For Ih a past
The road to success or failure will tapioca fifteen minutes, add a pint of how. some four thousand years silk fringe, which In color Is an ac
th
ir t y year«. P r o m p t ly and p r o p e r ly
colors
as
well
as
black
ago. Agamemnon "touched the chiefs j
be well defined, and we shall know milk, dissolve a lablespoonful of gels
ta h rn w « have never kno w n I t ta fall
tin In one-half cupful of cold water, and steeled their manly souls.” Look
(lend for free aam pl«« to b e ll A C o .Io e ^
which direction we are taking.
O ra n g eb u rg , N . Y.
I * t us hot>e that we will not make add one-half cupful of sugar and the over the long list of deflnltlons In the
-^ ^ P e r le a tl J H a rm traa la T a a a , s r Old
beaten
yolks
of
two
eggs.
Pour
over
dictionary
df
the
word
"touch”
and
!
a pitiful Job of It. Let us make cer­
tain that the faults that almost over­ stewed dried peaches and one-half of see how nearly all of them have In i
sliced banana. When cool stir In them the Idea of the exertion of a
came us In the beginning are no
mental or spiritual power by the '
longer feared, and (hat we sre now one-half cupful of whipped creatn.
toucher over the touched. It Is an )
climbing the hills to a good and useful
Foamy Sauce.
Idea of primitive man who appears to
life, singing as we go.
i!5d and 75d Pkils.Sold Evervwheta
Cream two tahlespoonfuls of butter, have conceived a sort of magnetic I
<© b r M cC lure New spaper S yndicate I
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add one cupful of powdered sugar spiritual fluid flowing from the finger
gradually, one beaten egg. salt, flavor
that touched.
When we touch the
Ing. beat well and add one cupful of dead, as In the superstitious practice
whipped cream.
mentioned, we exert the power of the
“touch” over their disembodied spirits
L Quick iUUtll pleoMnr affacela« «yrua,
. .
«<»*1 <Wc airep
to keep them away from us.
And cv/errm/Jv,
|’ISO*8
bv M cC lure N ew sp aper S y n d ic ate I
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Judge tw o .
I.avlshness
ain’t
even
a
second
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older and does not blame so much as
she pities those who are templed uwuy
from the primrose path of duty
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The feller that's Iosin' Is the on’y
one that cun afford to laugh.
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For S O R E E Y E S
c ousin to g e n e ro s ity ,
If you laugh too much. It’s a sign
of bein' a fool. But no more thun If
you never laugh at all.
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tor« from A Ik «11
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la bet».
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stroy confidence.”
curat* match to the fabric It trims.
Often this fringe treatment Is devel
oped from a scalloped low waistline
Fringe placed diagonally In seething
also produces an Interesting effect.
Most popular and most sillied to prac­
tical wear Is the silk fringe which Is
now being featured In every new
For southern wear, which, by the
way, la hut a forecast of coming sum­
mer fashions, white kid Is an accept­
ed mode. The handsome shoes In tin
picture carry heels of black patent kid
with narrow bands of black for trim
mlng.
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