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F a sh io n E m b a rk s o n W ild
C o lo r C a r e e r in Fall G a r b
- B y CHERIE NICHOLAS-
The Gold Hill N ew , Gold Hill, Oregon
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W h a t to Eat and W h y
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I T
BEGINS to look as If the
various actresses who re­
fused to play the heroine In
“Spawn of the North” w ere
sm art girls. They probably re­
m em bered that it’s dangerous
to work in a picture with a
clever anim al, because nine
tim es out of ten the anim al
ste a ls the picture.
Mention "Spawn of the North”
to someone who has seen it, and he
—or she—won't reply: "Wasn’t the
battle between the salmon Ashers
and the pirates exciting?” or ex­
claim over the icebergs or the
salmon run or the excellent per­
formances of John Barrymore and
Lynne Overman. Not if he—or she
— runs true to form. The exclama­
tion points w ill all be for the trained
seal. Slicker.
Slicker deserves the enthusiasm,
and his owner and trainer deserves
the good break that he gets through
Slicker’s performance. He is H.
W. Winston, a veteran of vaude­
ville; he and his trained seals, on
one of their tours of the Continent,
played a command performance for
British royalty.
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Another animal who became a
star overnight is the terrier who
Played "Asta” In "The Thin M an.”
H e'll appear with Constance Ben­
nett in "Topper Takes a T rip ,” a
sort of sequel to "Topper.” In fact,
he'll replace Cary Grant, in a way.
Grant la too busy and too expensive
for the new "Topper” picture, se
the dog will be Miss Bennett's com­
panion In this one.
C. Houston Goudiss Relates the Romance
29“
the Basic Food
By c . HOUSTON GOUDISS
/T ' H E story of w heat flour is the story of civilization. Before
m an learned to cu ltivate this golden grain, he was obliged
to m ove from place to place, with the seasons, in search of
food to sustain and nourish his body.
Then, on one happy and m om entous occasion, perhaps
6,000 years ago, an inspired nom ad plucked the kernels clus­
tered at the top of som e wav-'
ing g ra sses, observed that wheat flour is conceded to be rich­
they had a nut-like taste, and er in minerals and vitamins, but
passed along the far-reaching where white bread is preferred,
discovery to his fellow -tribes­ these elements easily can be sup­
plied from other sources.
m en.
As a m atter of fact, foods made
The beginning» of wheat cultiva­
tion are lost in antiquity. But
we do know that
f o r thousands o f
yeara, it has been
one o f th e m o at
important crops in
the world—so nec­
essary to m a n ’ s
well being that the
supplication, "Give
us t h i s day our
daily bread,” has
s u m m e d up his
m o s t fervent de­
sires.
from both types of flour belong in
the well-balanced diet, where they
add variety and splendid food val­
ues at minimum cost. And it
goes without saying that for many
purposes, only white flour is suit­
able.
Questions Answered
D r a p e T e c h n iq u e
THE CHEERFUL CHER®
E v en T rim m in g s
T u rn to Jew els
FARM HCI’I I IES
o f W h e at and Discusses Flour,
Bread Versus Pastry Flour
Different types of wheat differ
in their proportions of protein and
carbohydrates, and that accounts
for the difference between bread
and pastry flours. Bread flour is
made from wheat containing a
large amount of gluten, which
gives elasticity to a dough and
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helps to make a well-piled loaf.
Today, nearly three quarters of Pastry flour contains less gluten
a billion people use wheat as food. and more starch and has a lighter
And modern methods of milling texture that produces fine-grained
have developed flours of such su­ cakes. All-purpose flours, as their
L ASJ1ION 1* about to go on a great
perlative quality that breads are name implies, are usually a blend
color »pre«. For that m atter the
more appetizing and more attrac­ of different types of wheat and
new clothes have already started
tive than ever before; special are designed for general house­
out on a mad color career that making special appeal with Am eri­
flours make cakes and pastries hold use.
promises to outcolor even the most can women. There are also a num­
light as the proverbial feather;
colorful seen for many a year.
and there are prepared mixes
A Symbol of Progress
ber of fascinating greens in the
Not that this color orgy writes present fashion spectrum, notably
available for biscuits, waffles,
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It is a tribute to . American
en-
finis to the simple black foundation bronze, hunter, laurel and tapestry
muffins, griddle cakes, pie crust terprise that the world’s largest
dress that provides such dramatic greens. Autumn rust and coppery
Tyrone Power is gathering bou­
and gingerbread.
flour mills are now to be found in
setting for stunning costnme Jewel­ tones ore also going big.
quets from those who know about
this country, and that tremendous
ry and for accessories that splash
band leaders for his performance is
Coats are yielding to color to a
For Energy and Vitality
staffs of technicians and research
color accents in vivid highlights. No surprising degree. Leading stores
chemists supervise every step in
The
form
in
which
wheat
flour
indeed, The black dress with dashes are devoting entire window displays
makes its appearance on the table the preparation of the flour which
of color is holding its own.
to coats in purples and deep plum or
is of less importance/than the fact may pass through as many as 17
The Intriguing thing about the col­ wine-dreg tones. These are superb­
that it is and should be an essen­ grindings and be subjected to 180
ors exploited this season Is that they ly colorful and with opulent furs
tial item in the fam ily food supply. separations.
are distinctively out of the ordinary. present about the handsomest a r­
Experts begin by checking the
That is because it offers a rich
The colors heard most about and ray of coats ere seen.
supply of fuel value at little cost. quality of the grain while it is in
seen dramatized throughout Fans
As to the gorgeous plaid or striped
The different types of flour contain transit to the m ill. But heir work
collections are the purples and
wool coats so outstanding in the new
from 61 to 78 per cent carbohy­ does not end when the flour
plums, the mauves and violets and
drates, from 11 to 15 per cent pro­ emerges pure white in color and
fuchsia shades
In fact the entire fashion picture, the only way to re­
tein, and varying amounts of min­ unbelievably fine in texture, after
gamut of violine shades is run. sist them is to close your eyes and
having passed through silk bolting
e ral salts and vitamins.
Comes next in the limelight the flee their color glory. Better still,
why not make up your mind to in­
It is necessary to know some­ cloths of 100 mesh or finer. After
much talked of teal blue and fog
dulge in a richly colorful plaid or
blue and that rapturous blue made
thing of the structure of the wheat that, there are baking tests, day
striped
(fashion favors both) wool
famous in the ever-beloved Blue Boy
kernel and to understand how the after day. to be sure that every
portrait painting. In fact, we are I coat at the very start. The striped
various flours differ, in order to sack which is sold is of uniformly
coat centered in the group above
to enjoy a season of "blues” that
select the flour best suited for high quality.
reflects rich autumnal colors that
are subtle and lovely beyond de­
each purpose. A kernel is made
take on an added note of luxury in a
Self-Rising Flours
scription.
up of several outer layers of bran
trim of luxuriant fur.
a layer of cells high in phos­
The suit of refined elegance which
An interesting development of
The swank Jacket suit pictured to
you see pictured to the right in the
phorus and protein, just inside recent years has been the self-ris­
picture is made of an imported wool the left abounds in color intrigue.
the bran; the endosperm, com­ ing flours and other ready-to-use
The
color
formula
adopted
is
blue
in an exquisite scarab blue tone. It
posed of cells in which starch mixtures. Some of these contain
is trimmed with sheared beaver, a spruce and dark brown. The dress,
granules are held together by pro­ only a leavener; others include
the
trimm
ing
on
the
coat
and
the
fur which is very much in use this
teins; and the germ. The starch dried m ilk and eggs; fat; and bak­
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fall. Self bows tie at the collar and hat are of lightweight woolen in the
cells are so small that one kernel ing powder, so that only a liquid
belt which is significant for much subtle blue spruce. The short swag­
of wheat may contain as many as is needed. A ll are planned to save
"Alexander’s Ragtime Band.”
ger
coat
is
brown
in
a
new
deep
emphasis is given to tie-fastenings
20.000.000 granules.
the homemaker’s time and main­
little group of musicians was dis­
throughout current costume design. pile wool that looks velvety and soft.
tain her fa m ily ’s interest in their
cussing it recently, and they said
The
velvety
wool
weaves
are
among
Two wide bands of shirred, match­
most important energy food—the
that he wasn’t merely standing up
W h ite and W hole W h e at Flours
ing silk are set into the top part of the smartest shown this season and
there and waving a baton, as movie
products of wheat— the foremost
fashion
is
placing
considerable
em­
White flour is made chiefly from cereal grain.
the dress underneath.
stars whose roles require thehi to
phasis on them.
the endosperm. Whole-wheat, en­
Wine dregs is a shade that is
turn band leader usually do. They
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tire-wheat and graham flours are
maintained that he was actually
loosely applied terms which refer
leading the band.
both to products made by ¿rind­
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ing the wheat berry without the
Incidentally, Paul Wing, whose
rem oval or addition of any ingre­
M rs. F . B. L .—Flour should be
"Spelling Bee,” impressively spon­
dient, and also to a flour from stored in a moderately cool, dry,
sored, goes out on a nation-wide
which part of the bran has been well ventilated place, and should
For ultra chic on an autumn day
hook-up at 5:45 Sunday afternoons,
removed or to which bran has be protected from verm in and in­
the smartest formula calls for
has an effective way of taking radio­
been added.
sects. It should not be exposed to
dress of an alluring wool weave
acting apart and putting it together
One of the most prolonged dis­ excessive heat, nor to freezing
topped with a youthful and Jaunty
again for those who want to act in
cussions of the last two decades temperatures.
fur Jacket. No-end versatility is ex­
broadcasts.
has involved arguments for and
Miss F . B.—You are right! Rye
pressed in these voguish fur-jacket
against the use of white or whole flour is next to wheat in populari­
M r. Wing takes a play—one that
costumes.
wheat flour in making various ty, though it is usually mixed with
he wrote some years ago, when he
A likable model includes a con­
types of bread and muffins. As a wheat in making bread. Flours
was
well
known
as
a
playwright—
servative black dress of handsome
result, many people have been or meals are also made from po­
and rehearses the aspiring actors
dull-flnished velvety surfaced deep
confused and misled—often at the tatoes, bananas, soy beans, lim a
in it as it would be done on the
pile wool. With this milady wears
expense of their enjoyment in beans, buckwheat, barley and
stage; then he coaches them in it
a swank short skunk jacket. There
meals.
as it would be done in a broadcast­
rice, though the percentage is
is a huge gold Jewelry piece at the
ing studio, bringing out the many
Here are the facts: White bread small compared to the amount
throat and the belt of the dress is
differences in technique.
contains important energy values, made from wheat.
detailed in gold.
proteins, some minerals, chiefly ®— W N U —C . Houston Goudiss— 1038—31.
A gray tweed coat dress Is topped
potassium
and phosphorus, and
Elaine Carrington was put gently
with a gray kidskin lumber Jacket.
when made with m ilk, it also sup­
but firm ly in her place recently by
A bolero of sheared beaver sur­
plies some calcium. It is easily
mounts a dress of brown cloque
her son and daughter (Robert, aged
and almost completely digested,
weave and so on.
ten, and Patricia, aged fourteen).
tests indicating an average di­
Mrs. Carrington, in case you don’t
gestibility of 96 per cent.
know, is one of radio’s most suc­
cessful writers; for years she has
Bread and other bakery prod­
done the script for “ Pepper Young’s
ucts made from whole wheat flour
Fam ily, which is broadcast on two
also contain proteins and carbohy­
nation-wide hook-ups, on Monday
drates, plus good amounts of iron,
The flair for Jewelry display is
and Friday mornings and after­
copper, phosphorus and potassi­
reflected in the new jewelled trim ­
noons. She made her name as a
um ; and vitamins A, B and G.
mings that are worked about the
brilliant short story w riter before
The whole grain products are
necklines of many of the newest
she took to radio, selling to the big­
less completely digested than
daytime dresses. The latest mod­
gest magazines.
those which are highly refined,
els are arriving, bedecked with
But— Patricia and Robert are now
however, so some of their nutri­
necklace effects that are jewel-ap-
publishing a magaxine, "The Jolly
ents m ay be lost to the body.
pliqued right on the very fabric it­
Roger,” (at their mother’s expense),
When the two types of flour are
self. So realistically Is this done
and getting contributions from
considered as sources of protein
to all appearance it seems like an
friends and fam ily. The only stories
and energy alone, they are re­
actual necklace or perhaps huge
that they’ve insisted on having re­
garded by nutritionists as practi­
pendant suspended from a chain.
written, (and they didn’t like even
cally
interchangeable.
Whole
The idea is clever and presents
Much of costume design in the
the re-written versions too well,)
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no-end opportunity for ingenious de­ new fall fashions is based on a
are those by the famous Elaine
sign. Not only jewels but metal draped technique that is designed
Carrington 1
cabochons and locket effects and to slenderize the figure. Below in
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leaf motifs*combine to add a decora­ the picture is an example of adept
O D D S A N D E N D S - T w o o f ro d « .’,
tive note.
draping in slate blue silk jersey
m o il p ro m is in g young singers, M a rie -
which sort of intertwines the mate­
L o u is e Q u e v li an d F e lix Y ou ng, have just
rial in a manner much approved by
Femininity Note
re c o rd e d an a lb u m o f J ero m e K ern's
The feminine lingerie effect is not designers. Illustrated at the top is
m usic . , , I he
A lic e in ffo n d e rla n tT *
limited to blouses and vestees but an unusual draping of royal blue
skating sequence in S o n ja H e n le ’s new
acetate
jersey
against
the
black
frequently characterizes the whole
p ic tu re , “ M y L u c k y S ta r." m akes the pic­
dress.
sheer of a sheathlike frock done In
tu re w o rth seeing; th e rest o f i t isn't
the latest bi-color manner. In every
q u ite u p to h e r usual stan dard . , . D o n ’t
dress collection the bi-color theme
Trends for F all
miss " Y o u C a n ’t T a k e I t K i t h Y o u " ; in
The ostrich
Day dresses for fall show a ten­ is widely exploited.
some respects it ’s b e lte r than the stage
dency to wider flared skirts with trimmed tricorne and the doeskin
version th a t Ness Y o rk rav e d o v e rt
M A S O N AT G E A P V
accentuated hip lines.
gloves are royal blue.
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was down here ail alone, hubby?"
"Did I? Say, every letter I got
from you. I wax afraid you wanted
another hundred."
Manager—I just learned that this
fellow you wrestle next Tuesday
used to be a sailor.
Wrestler—Well, I ain’t supersti­
tious, Mike, but you wait till next
Tuesday and watch me throw that
salt over my left shoulder.
Teacher’s Privilege
Professor—Are you teaching this
class?
Pupil—N-N-N-No, sir.
Professor—Then stop acting like
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HOUSEHOLD
Q U E S TIO N S
Lengthen Life of Towels.—M a­
chine a piece of tape along each
side of your roller towels before
you use them.
• • •
Frosting Windows.—An inexpen­
sive way of frosting the cellar
windows to insure more privacy
is to dissolve one-half pound of
epsom salts in two pints of water
and paint over the inside of the
window with this liquid.
• • •
When Washing Silk Stockings.—
Slip on a pair of rubber gloves
when washing stockings. There
w ill then be no danger of catching
the silk and causing a ladder.
• • •
Stiff Curtains.—To stiffen net or
marquisette curtains take 5 cents'
worth of gum arabic, soak it in
three quarts of water overnight
and use instead of starch.
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