Illinois Valley News, T hursday, M arch 24. 1949
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HOUSEHOLD
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A T L A S I m p e r ia l »0 h. p. D iesel M a ­
r in e 4 -c y lin d e r e n g in e . 807 E- 2nd,
V an cou ver, W a s h .
S T O P S M O K IN G w ith o u t t a k i n g a n y ­
t h in g I n te r n a lly o r u s in g a n y w ill
p o w e r!
Send
fo r
fre e
b o o k le t!
■ h rin e r, B o a 254, E d m on ton 7, A lb erta ,
C anada.
Keep your Cookie Jars Filled!
(See Recipes tielow)
D elirio us Cookies
MOUTH WATERING while they
bake, mouth-melting when you
taste them, that’s the way we like
our cookies! Remember, too. you
should always have them on hand
it you want to keep the fam ily
nappy or for on-the-spot entertain­
ing.
With youngsters raiding
the
cookie Jar. it's sometimes hard to
keep it filled, so bake in large quan­
tity. If you re­
serve c o o k i e s
for entertaining,
make two or three
of your best varie-
, ties and p a c k
them in those at­
tractive tins, be-
t w e e n layers of
waxed paper, and serve right from
the tin. They'll be pretty enough.
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'W alnut Dreams
(Makes about 36 squares)
LYNN CHAMBER’S MENU
Boiled, Sliced Tongue
Creamed Potatoes
Buttered Spinach
Carrot-Pineapple Salad
Rolls
Beverage
Stewed or Canned Fruit
Cookies
•Recipe Given
*4 eup confectioners’ sugar
’ll eup sifted cake flour
Cream butter until fluffy; add
sugar and flour and mix until
thoroughly blended. Pat m ixture in­
to a baking pan, about 12"x8” x l” .
Hake in a moderate (375°) oven un­
til golden brown. While still warm,
top with the following:
Second Layer:
2
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eggs, well beaten
cups brown sugar
cup m oist shredded coconut
cup chopped black walnuts
2 tablespoons pineapple m ar­
malade
2 tablespoons flour
1 teaspoon vanilla
Mix these Ingredients tn order
given. Top first layer and bake in a
moderate (375°) oven until golden
brown, 20-25 minutes. Remove from
oven, let cool slightly, then frost
with
Third Layer!
1 cup confectioners' sugar
1 teaspoon butter
*4 teaspoon grated orange rind
a, cup finely chopped black wal­
nuts
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'P ean u t Butter Cookies
(Makes 5 dotenl
cup shortening
tu p granulated sugar
cup brown sugar
iu p s peanut butter
eggs, well beaten
teaspoons soda In
cup boiling water
cups sifted flour
rtc i u ti add the sugars
anut butter and ölend well,
gs. then flour alternately
iter Form inte balls and
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Handy Tips Make
Homework Easy
ach leaves If you
Use only 1
spinach free from
like to have ;
oking spinach, use
strings. Aftei
kitchen srissors to mince it fine,
then fold the vi getable into thick
white sauce and season with a dash
of nutmeg.
Another delicious roll consists of
small rolls of dough dipped in
melted butter or fat, then tossed In
a sugar-cinnamon mixture before
baking.
P R IC E D FO R Q UICK S A L E co m ­
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Idaho.
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B . T . IO L L B O M
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S a n d p o in t, Id a h o .
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g r a p e s , 10 m in t, 8 a l f a l f a , 3 c h e r r y
PA PERSH ELL PECA N S
a n d e q u ip m e n t, (2,000. N ew elec. I o r c h a r d . R e m a in d e r o p e n lan d . P ip e d
100 p o u n d s, »28; 60 p o u n d s , »14.25; 25
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p o u n d s »7.25; 0 p o u n d s. »2.75, d e ­
cel. elee. p o p c o rn m a ch . »150, o r a ll
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liv e re d y o u r E x p r e s s O ffic e W. D.
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Planting, Fishing, Poultry Raising,
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Moon?
B O W L IN G E Q U IP M E N T
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DUAL A X L E SEM I
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other seeds for best results?
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When to transplant, prune, graft,
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(M akes 16)
cup butter or shortening
cup dark corn syrup
cup brown sugar
egg
cup flour
% cup chopped pecans or wal­
nuts
or build?
What are your most favorable and
important days of the year? To
marry?
When to get a permanent wave or
hair cut, employment, etc.?
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Cream together butter and sugar;
add corn syrup, well-beaten egg.
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square pan and bake in a moderate
(350°) oven for 20-25 minutes. Cut in
squares. Dust with confectioners’
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and
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for parties or des­
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serts:
Butterscotch Icebox Cookies
(M akes 5-6 dozen)
1 cup butter
2 cups brown sugar
2 eg g s
14 traspoon soda
14 teaspoon salt
314 cups flour
WANT LIVE RABBITS 4 lb«, up. rab­
b it s k in s , h id e s , wool, m o h a ir, c a s ­
c a r a . liv e p o u ltr y . H u b y B C om pany,
935 S. W. F ro n t, P o rtla n d . O regon.
AUTOS, TRUCKS 4 ACCESS.
N E W A N D U SE D
TRUCK PARTS
A ll A rm y a n d r e g u l a r m o d els. M o­
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H o ls ts , W in c h e s, E tc .
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BUYS FO R FEBRUARY
M o re f o r y o u r m o n e y h e r» th a n
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1940 IH C 5 -to n D R D -5 0 C u m m in s
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t i r e s , B u d d w h eel» . L o ts o f
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IN T E R N A T IO N A L T R U C K S
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1939 INTL. stream lined tank truck, suitab le
for gasoline or fuel oil; 1,520 gal. cap.. 4
compartm ents. W ill consider any reas. offer.
CLIPPER OIL CO.
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POULTRY. CHICKS 4
EQUIP.
"CHICKS f ro m o u r h e a v y la y in g P a r -
m e n te r R e d s w ill m a k e y o u co m e
back fo r m ore." C onley'a P o u ltr y
F a r m , V id a, O reg o n .
BROAD
B R EA ST ED
BRONZE
F O U L T S . U. S. P u llo r u m
c le a n .
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O regon.
M A S T E R I n c u b a to r No. 3 3500 e g g s .
No. I tin t r a y h a tc h e r , g o o d co n d .
B. J. B i s s e l l , R t. 1, B o x 518, S t.
H e le n s, Ore.
20 M O ST P O P U L E R B R E E D S
B E T T E R Q U A L IT Y C H IC K S
M c C arthy hatchery
O sw eg o , Ore.
O rder N ow !
CH. 4392
H E A V Y B re e d C o c k re ls , e v e r y F r id a y .
P u llo r u m c le a n . S h a n k 's H a tc h e r y ,
B o x 80-1, H u b b a r d , O reg o n
U.
S. P U L L O R U M c le a n . P a r m e n t e r
c h ic k s f ro m tr a p n e s t e d s to c k . A lso
N ew H a m p s c h ic k s f ro m C h ls. 300-
339 e g g s . C u s to m e rs r e p o r t 75-90%
p ro d u c tio n .
G E H R IN G S
HATCH­
E R Y & P O U L T R Y rA R M , S ilv erto n ,
O reg o n .
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B A R N a s Y OU I.E A R N
I. HOpvil , f u ll s u b s is te n c e . N o n -
Vets In v ite d . D ozens o f fu ll, p a r t -
tim e Jobs l a s t y r. (A lso t a u g h t by
JS W D L L 'S D E T E C T IV E
304 M a rlo n S t.
S e a ttle , W a s h .
SCHOOL
SB. 5841
DOGS. CATS. PETS. ETC.
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•Tutti-Frutti Cookies
(M akes 5 dozen)
cup c h o p p e d m araschino
cherries
cup chopped candied pine­
apple
tablespoons chopped candled
orange peel
cup sifted cake flour
teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon salt
teaspoon cinnam on
traspoon cloves
cup butter or shortening
cup brown sugar, firm ly
packed
eg g s, unbeaten
cup chopped walnuts
cup milk
C om bine cherries, pineapple and
orange peel L i t stand in a lig h tly
covered ja r for 24 hours.
S ift flo u r, add baking powder, sail
and spices S ift together three tunes
C ream b u tle r, add sugar and cre a m
u n til lig h t Add eggs, one at a tune,
beating thoroughly a fte r each addi
tio n Add fr u it and nuts F old in
flo u r a lte rn a te ly w ith m ilk
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thoroughly. Drop fro m a teaspoon
on a lig h tly greased b a kin g sheet
and bake tn a hot (400*1 oven fo r
10 m inutes.
Dry the leaves from your stalks
of celery, store in a glass Jar, then
use to flavor soups, stews and stuf
tings for meat and fish.
Salmon, tuna, lobster, crabmea»
and shrimp need only some chopped
celery and mayonnaise for a de­
lightful salad. You can round out
the salad plate with sliced toma­
toes, black olives, potato chips,
sliced hard-cooked eggs or deviled
eggs.
Ground cardamon teed gives
yeast rolls and sweet breads a de
liciou», unusual flavor.
T a b le T ro u t.
W a sh in g to n .
B o a 405, Soap
Lake,
CONVERT
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SC.iris, b e lts , e t c , In to g la m o ro u s
It. ms w ith " L i t t l e J e w e l'’ R h ln e-
et ne a t t a c h e r . O n ly »1 95 p re p a id ,
w llh
q u a n tity
of
R h in e s to n e s.
■>’ t 1 v -b a e k
g u a r a n te e .
F r s t s r e,
1160 P e a r l S t., B u g e n e. O regon.
JUNIOR TRACTOR
LA-TRAC
SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC.
R O C K H IL L S tr a w b e r r y
n e rle s s , E v e rb e a rin g .
J u n e u n til N o v e m b e r.
»1 23 f o r 50: »8.00 f o r
S. S. K o c h e r. R t. 1,
la s k a , W a s h in g to n .
P la n ts . R u n . 1
B e r r ie s fro m
»2.25 f o r 25;
100. P o s tp a id .
B o x 85, O n a ­
ONLY
$398.50
W isconsin
5 H.P. Motor
c i : i : t i i - i i i • i : i . H t a g i ■ » k v a l i . i s
S tra w b e rry P la n ts
JO E E L L IN G SO N , M A PLE TO N , ORE.
E V E R B E A R IN G S T R A W B E R R I E S .
I .a r g e .h e a lth y , f r e s h d u g p la n ts .
G em too. »2.00: 1000, »14.uO; M o n ­
t a n a P ro g r e s s iv e , 100, »4.00; 1000,
»25.00. M in n e s o ta 1168, S tre a m lin e r ,
R r u n e s M a rv e l, 100, »4.00. S u p e rfe c -
tlo n , to o »6.00; R o c k h ill, 100. »fi.no.
A ll p re p a id M c N e a l B e rr y N u r s e r y ,
H a m ilto n , M ontana.
M A N Y K IN D S S e e d lin g n u t tre e s .
Id a h o T re e r a m i , S p ir it L a k e , Id a h o
BLUEBERRY PLANTS
N a w .a t and beat v a r ie tie s. L o w e st
p r ic e .. Send t o t SStb a n n iv ersa ry
p rice lla t.
EEERHARDT
BLUEBERRY NURSERIES
R t.
•’T IR E S ’’— S a v e 1 /3 . N ew , ru g g e d a l l ­
p u rp o s e a ir p la n e tir e s . 10 in c h e s to
LG in c h e s h ig h . C o m p le te w h eel
a s s e m b lie s a t t a c h e a s ily to y o u r I
ix let P re di ta ils . W r it« c a r d to d a y .
A irp la n e T ir e Co., B o x 1 2 0 1 .P, T u ­
la r e 1, C a lifo rn ia .
P o rtla n d , O regon.
10-acre tracts. Terms to suit.
Write Owner. GEO BENTLEY
Sylvan, W ashinfton.
1, O ly m p l., W ash .
SHMETRltS
1 cup chopped nutmeats
Cream the butter and sugar. Add
Hardy. G r a a n A*h or 2 0 K
soda to eggs; m ix with butter and
C h i n a i a Elm 12 I I »0»
Sant postpaid at plant-
sugar. Add salt, flour and nutmeats.
O T S : lllu ti g r a d e , 1 IO. y. band-
inq time.
*
Work into a roll. Wrap in waxed B O som
e, w e s te r n s ty le , m a d e to y o u r
WASHINGTON NURSERIES
m e a s u re m e n t. L a t e s t c a ta lo g .
paper und let stand in refrigerator
Toppenish. Washington
overnight or until needed. Slice C R 1C H E T BO O T CO., E l P A SO , T E X .
thin. Bake in a moderately hot W IL D G eese, D u ck s, P e a fo w l, P h e a s ­
LIVESTOCK
n ts
F a n c v P ig e o n » . P ric e s fre e .
(400°) oven for 10-12 minutes or un­ JE a W
E L GAME F A B M . D an vlllS , XU. T O R SA LE: R e g iste red M ilk in g S h o rt­
til golden brown.
horn bull calves
Meal M eeuian,
"TROUTLODGE'’ F in g e r li n g a n d
Orange Juice
Blend together sugar, butter,
orunge rind and enough Juice to
spread easily. Cover layer two, then
sprinkle with walnuts. Press wnl-
c'SS.
nuts
Into Icing
lightly. Cut into
©T
tquarc,
you
like
chewy, b u t t e r -
scotch brownies?
Here's the easy
r e c ip e
which
makes them:
UDII D iti N w ill particularly like
these rich, peanut butter cookies
which go w •11 with anything:
ric h f a r m to w n . »12,Uu
W e s te rn
S to re Ho. 273, P a lo u s e , W a s h .
___ RABBITS & SKINS
FARMS AND RANCHES
tore in DESCHUTES
eggs, hatching, breeding, fish­
flatten on an ungreased cookie sheet
REAL ESTATE—MISC.
VA t r a c t o r w ith p lo w a n d m o w er.
ing?
S p riB g to o th , f le x ib le h a r ro w , 5 -b o t. P A R M E N T E R R H O D E IS L A N D R e d s.
with the tines of a fork, making a Why
W o rld 's b e s t la y e r s . U. S. a p p ro v e d .
should you plant flowers in N U R S E R Y , >12,000, p a r t te r m s .
p lo w , 1S x 7 D D ish D rills .
cross design. Bake in a moderate
U. S. P u llo r u m p a s s e d . P e n s m a te d
P. T. I.A R R A B E E CO.
R a n c h e s, c ity h o m e s a n d o t h e r b u s i-
Libra on a certain date and
to
d o u b le p e d ig r e e d m a le s d ir e c t
E d w a ll, W a s h .
P h o n e 841
ru’s s
p ro p e rty .
M y rd a l C o m p an y ,
(375°) oven for 10-12 minutes If
Moon’s phase?
f ro m P a r m e n t e r f a rm . C h ic k s 19c,
M issou la, M ontana.
desired, these may also be shaped When are the best times to buy,
p
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l
e
t s 33c, c o c k e r e ls 8c. C h ic k f o ld ­
I RD-7 CATERPILLAR FARM TRACTOR
er P a u l D u d ley , R . 1, B o x 3710,
E xcellent condition, low hours.
with a cookie press.
sell, collect, rent, travel, move, FOX ISLAND w aterfront and island. 5 and B. R. WATKINS.
Wasco, Ore. Ph. 495 Wasce.
F i r s t Layer:
*4 eup butter nr shortening
BUSINESS 4 INVEST. OPPOR.
The La-Trac Jr. Is designed for gardening, berries, orchards, land­
scaping, leveling and bulldozing. It handles a 10-inch mouldboard
or 22-inch disc plow in any kind of soil—hills or sand—wet or
dry, no side-slipping or miring down. Weight 525 lbs. Lifetime oil-
seal bearings. Quick action reverse. Equally balanced for easy
operation. Further information write
J. L. SKAW
6200 Sand Point W ay
Seattle 5, W ash.
D ealership O pen
L o o k ! N e w C o r a le e O il o r G a s L ig h te r
L ig h t y o u r o il o r g a s h e a te r , s to v e s , f i r e ­
p la c e s , b u ta n e a p p lia n c e s a n d h o u s e - t r a i l ­
e r b u r n e r s th e n«°w e a s y w a y . Y ou w ill
t u r n th e m o f f m o re a n d s a v e f u e l w h e n
t h e y l i g h t a s e a s y a s i f th e y w e re a u t o ­
m a tic . S im p le to o p e r a te . A m p le le n g th
k t e p s y o u f r e e o f t h e fla m e . N o m o re
so ile d c lo th e s o r p in g ed /fc s o o ty a r m s o r
h a n d s . R e a d y f o r I n s t a n t use. N o m a tc h e s
re q u ire d . G u a r a n te e d . I f u n a b le to s e c u re
f ro m y o u r h a r d w a r e o r v a r i e t y s to r e , w ill
L e o n a r d R o a d . G r a n ts P a s s , O re.
FOR SAI E— 7HO breeding ew es. 4 coming 5.
bred tn Suffolk bucks to lam b April 3rd.
Well flushed before breeding and well
wintered.
IRVIN ATCHISON
Rt. S, Sidney. Montana.
u la r
S A L E S W O M A N to d e m o n s tr a te an d
la k e ord< 1 s lo c a lly f o r 3 0 -M IN U T E
H O M E HATH D R Y E R , N a tio n a lly
A d v e rtis e d , u n c o n d itio n a l g u a r a n te e , ,
<•. •itroU . il b e a t, »12 95. no d e liv e rin g
W rite A n n e tte L a b o r a to r ie s . In c .,
4UH Old T im e s B ld g ., S e a ttle 1,
W a s h in g to n .
HELP WANTED—MEN
S U E S MAN
FORMER OFFK » R
T he Faster.:n< Co. h.n »Hies opening for
capable married man w ith armed service of-
floer experience Substantial earnings and
advancem ent w ith grow ing national con­
cern. Car e«5ential. G ive fu ll qualiflcaUons.
Write
Secarltles H id e. Seattle 1. W m I i .
Playground Color Scheme
A playground color acheme for
children’s playground equipment,
which haa been put into practice in
Canada, is green and yellow. The
explanation for thia choice of color
la that green la rastful to children’s
eye» while the orange-yellow pro­
vides a quick vision contrast which
indicates danger points. For this
purpose, the advocates of this
painting motif emphasize that yel­
low is the most highly visible of
all colors.
Ultra,o.tic Sound
Sound is described as ultrasonic
If the frequency is above 20,000
vibrations per second.
Wred Killer
If a weedkiller worka by pene­
trating the leaves, oil-soluble com­
pounds should be used; If It is ab­
sorbed by the roots, water soluble
compounds are preferable, accord­
ing to scientists at the University
of California college of agricul­
ture.
Vndcrinflation of Tires
When a tire Is underlnflatcd. the
car’s weight distorti the normal
cor.tour of the tire body. The tire
bulges, or "bellies out," with an
extreme flexing action. Thia gen­
erates excessive Internal heat,
weakening the cord and resulting
In bruises or broken cords. Too,
undermfla’.ion leads to rim bru.scs
Insufficient resistance is provided
to prevent the tire from being
Jammed against the rim and
crushed or cut when the tire strikes
a curb, rock, or rut.
Use of Aspen
Because aspen possesses no na­
tural durability, all aspen products
used In contact with the soil decay
rapidly, and such proefcets as un­
treated aspen fence posts rarely
last more than three to four years.
When aspen is used for sills of
buildings, bridge planking, and the
lower logs of log cabins, where the
products are not in contact with
'die soil but may become moist and
remain moist for considerable pe­
riods, deterioration by decay may
also develop rapidly.
HELP W ANTED—MEN, WOMEN
WANTID—A-l Cook or couple. Spectaltv
fot'de. «mall report, near Anchorage. State
age. experience, reference«.
Send photo,
x » •”. > n t nua B ex 1451. Anehora<e. Alaska.
>1 25
f ro m
s a le s
o f fic e
of
CORALEE MFGRS. CO.
1002 SE 53rd. Ave.
Portland 15, Oregon
Let the Ads Guide
You When Shopping
Buy U. S. Saving» Bonds!
HELP WANTED—WOMEN
p r ic e
Graded Eggs
Eggs which ara not graded offi­
cially, under either federal or fed­
eral-state programs, cannot carry
the letters *‘U. S.” before the grade
designation on the label.
Before Freezing Vegetables
About a gallon of water is needed
per pound of vegetables to scald
them for freezing. Two gallona arc
needed per pound of leafy vege­
tables.
Fuel Conservation
Reducing the temperature of a
room 10 degrees at night w ill re­
duce fuel oil use from 4 to 8 per
cent.
Woolen Blankets
A blanket should contain at least
23 per cent good wool to be fluffy,
resilient and warm.
Waxed Floor Finishes
Varnished or waxed floor finishes
last longer If cleaned with mineral
spirits and turpentine instead of
water.
DDT Residua
A residue left by a apray con­
taining DDT is probably more effec­
tive against houseflies than any
other treatment.
Point to Remember
The way a dress is made, as well
as the fabric in it, determines how
easily it w ill wash and iron.
Source of Calcium
Turnip greens are a rich aourc»
of calcium in human diets.
Wet Clothea
Hang wet clothes on the line by
their firmest and heaviest parts.
Fashion Flashes
Look for a dazzling array of but­
Strapless dresses seem to be with
us to stay, if current fashions are tons as trimming on the new
any indication of the trend, as they dresses. They may be used in almost
usually are. Many of these are in any way but are stunning when
beautiful pure silk prints and come sprinkled on the bodice or when
with full boleros. Just in case you sewed in half-circle fashion well
below the back and then again in
want to cover up.
Lace is taking on great fashion the same fashion below the waist
importance. It’s used as trimming, swinging upwards to the hips.
Dresses are only slightly shorter
and all by itself, too. Especially in.-
portant are the bands of lovely lace for the coming season, but many
that are trimming both bodices and skirts are still full, graceful and
Sowing.