« RURAL ENTERPRISE RIBBON BEDECKS SPRIN c T h ÀÎ s F PAJAMAS REPLACE TEA GOWNS A P P E T IZ IN G D IS H E S F O R S E R V IN G R IC E Simple Rack fo r Spool» Found V ery Convenient 1 Urepared by th e U nited S tate* D ep artm en t o f A g ricu ltu re.) AS th e re e ve r a season when ribbon d id n o t p lo y an In te re s t in g p a rt in th e p ro g ra m o f m illin e ry design? N o r is th is s p rin g an excep tio n to th e ru le . In fu c t, cre a tiv e genius is m a k in g a re»s»rd fo r Its e lf in its c u n n in g and co m p le x h a n d lin g o f ribbon. It a lm ost seems us i f th e mod e rn is tic w ay o f c o n ju rin g rib b o n s In to cocardes and co n ve n tio n a l fo ld in g s, p la itin g s and w h a t n o t Is as scien tific a lly c a rrie d o u t as a tw o -p lu s-tw o - ju a ls -fo u r p ro b le m in a rith m e tic , tie p icke te d band o f rib b o n w hich « c irc le s th e c ro w n o f th e h a t n t the ig lit o f th is p ic tu re is ty p ic a l o f the W Recipe» A re G iven fo r Sev eral Good Com bination». a them e o f fa s c in a tin g In te re st. T he s ty lin g o f p a ja m a s is a in a tte i o f In d iv id u a l taste. Those w h o fa v o r the s tr ic tly ta ilo re d modes num ber about fif t y - f if t y w ith tiio se who see In ) these w lth in -th e -h o m e garm ents an oje p o rtu n ity o f in d u lg in g In the h ig h ly i o rn a te and el six» rate. In e ith e r Instance c o lo r and beautl* fu l m a te ria l p la y an Im p o rta n t p a rt in th e crea tio n o f p u ja m a modes. T a i lored elegance is expressed in the pa ja m a and b o u d o ir coat in the p ictu re . O pal g ra y crepe s a tin w ith b o rd e r - Ings o f id le green, rose and o rc h id te ll a c h u rm in g c o lo r scheme T he Spools o f th re a d und s ilk in a w ork basket have a tr y in g w ay o f g e ttin g Ih e ir ends snarled, w ith consequent waste o f tim e fo r th e sewer, and also much thread and s ilk . M rs. W . W. Blough. a M is s o u ri fa rm wom an, de vised th is sim ple and convenient rack which hangs near her sew ing machine. Anyone could make a s im ila r rack. (Pr«p<r*d by th e U nited S tate* D ep a rtm en t o f A griculture ) In those p a rts o f th e U n ite d States w here rice is a common sta p le o f d ie t, m any a p p e tisin g and n o u ris h in g dishes are served In w h ich the ric e is com billed w ith o th e r m a te ria ls. T h e U n it ed States D e p a rtm e n t o f A g ric u ltu re gives the fo llo w in g recipes fo r sev e ra l o f these good c o m b in a tio n s: Baked Steak Stuffed W ith Rice. o r 2 pounds of ro u n d or fla n k ■ t e a k 1 o n io n , chopped fine I ta b le s p o o n fu l fa t f ta b l e s p o o n f u l s o f W o rc e s te rs h ire 2 ta b le s p o o n f u D s to c k o r g ra v y c u p f u l LLiUMed ric e 1 ta b le s p o o n f u l p a r s le y 1 ta b le s p o o n fu l flo u r 1 sauce H ave the steak cut th in , and pound It w ell. I f fla n k steak Is used it is w e ll to score it on both sides w ith m any d iagonal cuts. Spreud on th e steak u stu ffin g made in th e fo llo w in g w a y : Brow n th e fin e ly chopped onion In the fa t, s t ir in the Hour, th e Worces te rs h ire sauce, and the stock, and cook th is m ix tu re u n til it is t h ic k ; then s tir in the rice and parsley, and add s a lt I f necessary. A fte r th is stu ffin g has been spread on th e steak, ro ll it and tie it, o r fasten w ith skewers, and bake slo w ly fo r 1 hours. A few s trip s o f bacon o r o th e r fa t m ay be la id across th e top, and as th e fa t ! cooks out fro m them , it may be used i fo r basting. Serve the ro il hot, s lic in g j it across th e ro ll. O y s te rs A in ’t T h a t N ice you a fra id o f hugs? I.tie ille — N o ; I feel p e rfe c tly safe w lih you. Place a lte rn a te la ye rs o f rice, oys ters am i celery in a lin k in g dish and p o u r over them a sm ooth w h ite sauce made by m e ltin g the fa t a m i s tir r in g In the m ilk , th e (lour, the sa lt and Via* pepper. Hake fo r 20 m inutes. Baked Rice W ith Cheese. c u p f u l» \ c u p fu l cheese Mi c u p fu l p lm le n to cooked ric e In g en io u s and m e th o d ica l rib b o n m a n ip u la tio n w h ic h m a rks th e (te n d o f th e mode. T h is c h a rm in g ve rsio n o f un a ll-rib b o n hat, fo r even th e cro w n and b rim a re covered. Is in lo v e ly n a c re shading, fo r m o th e r-o f-p e a rl c o l o rin g s a re p a rt o f t ills season's g lo ry. In connection w ith rib bo n fa sh io ns Just now tlie most Im p o rta n t w ords a re b e ltin g , and v e lve t. M illin e rs a rc usin g these tw o typ e s m ore th a n any o th e r. As im p o rta n t as the k in d and q u a lity o f the new rib b o n s is th e ir c o l o rin g , as expressed by one a ll-im p o r ta n t w o rd , n a m e ly p astel. I f th e toque o r tu rb a n be a ll o f b e ltin g rib b o n , w h ich is fa s h io n ’« w h im at th e m o m ent, It w ill ta k e on a s p rin g lik e fre s h ness o f some lo v e ly pastel rose, green, blue, m aize o r g ra y, ve ry lik e ly . L ik e wise th e ve lv e t rib b o n s w h ich enhance th e new b a ngkoks, fe lts and h a ir lin ts are in e x q u is ite p astel tones o r tin ts . N o t o n ly a re ta ilo re d rib b o n effects Im p o rta n t, fo r fa n c ifu l rib b o n trim s p la y a becom ing p a rt in th e m illin e ry g ra te d chopped to - 1% c u p f u l» m n to ju ic e 2 t « a s p o o n f u 1s s a lt Pepper M ix liio In g re d ie n ts w o ll to g eth e r and p o u r in to a b a kin g dis,». C over the to p o f th e d M i w ith the p u lp le ft fro m s tra in in g the tom atoes. Bake f o r 30 m inutes in u m oderate oven and serve I hot. Charming Spring Hats. Baked Rice and Giblets. g ra c e fu l negligee Jacket o f m utch fa b r ic Is lin e d w it li o rc h id . A m o n g new P a ris ideas In pajam as fo r th e nt-hom e tea is a model o f b la ck sa tin O ver th is Is w orn a coat o f th e fa b ric im id e w ith (lo w in g sleeves and a yoke, th e e n tire en livened w ith e la b o ra te ly c o lo rfu l em b ro id e ry. Sleeveless m odels are in the lis t o f accepted p a ju m u fashions. A very lo ve ly g a rm e n t fo r th e b o u do ir Is made o f rose crepe bordered w ith w id e la rk s p u r blue. A single huge rose w ith leaves Is em broidered on th e fr o n t o f th e s tra ig h t slip o ve r blouse. T he la st w o rd am ong pajam a modes Is th e cape m odel. T h e re are the usual pa ja m a s and blouse fo r th is 1 c u p f u l o f c o o k e d 2 c u p f u ls g r a v y g ib le ts 1 te a s p o o n fu l 2 c u p f u l s cooked s a lt r ic e Pepper Chop the g ib le ts flne, m ix them w ith the o th e r in g re d ie n ts, p o u r the m ix tu re in to a greased ba kin g dish, and hake It fo r 20 m inutes. A lit t le fin e ly chopped celery o r green pepper m ay be added i f desired. Stewed Kidney» and Rice. 2 v e a l o r 5 lamb k id n e y s 1 te a s p o o n f u l s a l t U te a s p o o n f u l p e p per 1 o n io n , c h o p p e d 4 ta b le s p o o n f u ls I i - - to r | ; ; b u tte r o r o th e r fa t 2 c u p f u ls c o o k e d ri< » 1 c u p f u l w a te r 1 ta b le s p o o n fu l flo u r T rim , s p lit and conk the kidneys fo r 10 m in ute s In b o ilin g w ater. C ut them in to sm all pieces, add the salt, the pepper, and th e chopped onion, and saute them In the fa t u n til brown. Place the browned kidneys und onion In a b a kin g dish w ith the cooked rice. M ake a b ro w n g ra vy by adding the flo u r and tlie w a te r to the fa t in w hich tiie onions and kid n e ys were browned, and p o u r it over the rice and kidneys. Set t ills dish in a hot oven u n til the m ix tu re Is heated through. H o w to Freshen Brined Peppers fo r Stuffing »rhem e as w e ll. T h e m odel a t th e le ft to p o f th e c o lle c tio n here picture»! allow s an In genious rib b o n tr im as does also the lin t In th e ce n te r. B o th these ribbons have m e ta llic weaves fo r th e ir fo u n d a tio n . T h e ta ffe ta shnpe below to th e le ft shows a c le v e r In tro d u c tio n o f p la ite d rib bo n w h ic h s e m i-o u tlin e s ve lve t tabs. Itih h o n b in d in g d e ta ils th e h a t show n last. To co n sid e r p a ja m a s as m erely sleeping g a rm e n ts Is to lim it th e ro le assigned th e m on th e stage o f fashion. T o be sure, th e re are those o f p rin te d crepes and voiles, also sateen and s im ila r tu b -fa b ric s de- signed fo r th a t pu rp o se an»l m any th e re are w h o p re fe r them to any o th e r n ig h t robe. T h e m odern wom an, however. Is re p la c in g th e t r a ilin g tea- gown w ith a handsom e p a ja m a en- •viuhle. T h u s have p a ja m a s become Lovely Garment fo r Boudoir, style , o ve r w h ich Is posed a cape of r a th e r scant w e ll- fittin g lines. The c o lla r Is a s ta n d in g hand th a t ends In ties. F lo w e r trim m in g s made o f m u lti colored ye t subdued pastel colorings s u p p ly th e d e e o ra tive note. 1 T hose a m b itio u s to do home-sewing can find no m ore In s p ira tio n a l w ork fo r d e ft fin g e rs and Im ag in a tio n for design th a n is presented In the new novel and ye t p ra c tic a l pajam a »•■ semhles. J U L IA B O T T O M I.E Y . I * , l i l t . W w iers N»»»t*l*«r b i l M ) S k in li la e a a r a " A b o u t ■ v e e r «go m v dlgtaclon fluted m e e n d 1 suffered terrib ly w ith «evere headache,. Io a ,o f sleep a n d b iliu u .n e a ,. O n a b o ttle o f T a n la c rta rted m e back on the road to health an d n o w I have the enetv SV an d pep o f a fo o tb all p la y e r." H . A . Salvinl 147H N . 3rd Su C o lu m b u a , O hio will feel like your old self again. Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation. A f lo r a man re tire s fro m p o litic s lot Is able to say so m any m ore tilin g » tim i lie th in k s . . q u ic k ly r e lie v e d n o d h e a l e d b y C o le 's r a r l m l l s a l v e . I.e a v e n n o s c a r e N o m e d i c in e c h e a t c o m p le te w ith o u t It. 30c a n d 60c a t d r u g g i s t s , o r J . W . C o le C o. 127 8. E u c lid A v e., O a k P a r k . 111.— A dv. A Home-Made Rack for Spools. d r ip p in g s o r o th e r fa t Hotel Man Recovers Health DEMAND “ BAYER” ASPIRIN llu r n liiK Scalloped W i t h Rice, c u p f u ls cooked 1 c u p f u l m ilk ric e 2 ta b le s p o o n fu ls 1 p in t f r e s h o y s t e r s flo u r 1 c u p f u l c h o p p e d Ml t e a s p o o n f u l o f I c e le ry s a lt 2 t a b le s p o o n f u ls o f P e p p e r < Wa want e v e r y weak, puny, fagged-out man and woman in America to make thia test: buy one bottle of Tanlac at your drug gist's, take it accordlug to direc tions for one week and see how quickly you get started back to full strength and vigor. Wo know what we are talking about. Tanlac has helped millions. In our files aro more than 100.000 letters of praise from grateful users. Don't confuse Tanlac with or dinary patent nostrums. It Is Nature's own tonic and builder, compounded from roots, barks, and herbs that we gather at great ex pense from the four coruers of the earth. Tanlac goes straight to the seat of your trouble: cleanses and puri fies the blood stream; puts your digestion In proper shape. First thing you know you have an ap- petito like a starved child. You rest at night and your whole body begins to feel the stir of strength and energy. Don't you be d i s c o u r a g e d . Don't put off testing Tanlac an other day. Get a bottle now and in a week you should notice signs of real improvement Then you Luke— A re 3 b u tte r , make this test using a board of s u ita b le size and shape, and la rg e heavy nails. Mrs. B louglt Is a m em ber o f a home demon s tra tio n group .Interested In c lo th in g w ork. T lie p h o to g ra p h was taken by tlie U n ited States D e p a rtm e n t o f A g r i culture. Carrots and Apples M a y Be Baked in Same Dish C ircu m sta n ce s can m ake a dozen d iffe re n t k in d s o f u man ont o f the same in d iv id u a l. F o r b loated fn r lin s and dtstraaaed b rea th - in s «lue to Indlgeat hm you need a m ed icin e w ell hr a pursH tlve. W rig h t's Indian V eg eta b le P ill» are both. A dv Children M O T H E R :- F l e t c h e r ’s Castoria is a pleasant, harm less Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, espe cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages. Carrots Baked W ith App'es. s m a l l a p p le s . 3 y o u n g c a rro ts . 4 c u p f u l b o ilin g w a te r . W a rn in g ! U nless you see the nam e " I lu y e j" on package ,»r on ta lile ts you are n o t g e ttin g tlie genuine B u y e r A s p irin proved safe by m illio n s and p re scrib e d by p li^ s te la n s fo r 25" years. Say " B a y e r" w hen you tin y A s p irin . Im ilu tlo n s m ay p ro ve dangerous.— A dv. C arpets and rugs a re woven fro m W hen people te ll you you are b a l k paper y a rn o b taine d fro m w o ia l p ulp. in g w e ll, it Is u s u a lly because you are T he m a te ria ls can he co lored and s m ilin g . washed. Apples have m any uses In dishes accessory to meat. It lias a lw a ys been a tra d itio n to serve apple sauce w ith pork, o r to p u t an apple Inside a roast goose, o r In the m onth o f a baked young pig. A p p le f r it te r s o r frie d ap ples appear more o fte n w ith the meat course th a n ns a dessert, and many people are fa m ilia r w ith the so u th ern co m b in a tio n con sistin g o f sweet potatoes and apples baked In layers. An a d d itio n to these w ays o f serving apples w ith the m ain course, consists o f p re p a rin g them w ith c a rro ts In the p ro |a irtlo n s given below. T h is recipe Is one o f a num ber o f co m b in a tio n s o f vegetables tested by th e bureau o f home econom ics o f the U n ite d States D epa rtm e n t o f A g ric u ltu re . In e x p e ri m ents to d e term in e new o r b e lte r ways o f cooking every-day vegetables to conserve th e ir va lu a b le m in e ra l co n s titu e n ts and v ita m in s. 4 T ake Tablets W ith o u t F ear If You See the Safety “ Bayer Cross.” H te a s p o o n f u l s a lt . 1 t a b le s p o o n f u l su a a r. 1 t a b le s p o o n f u 1 b u tte r. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Proven directions on r a r li package. Part* and core the apples. Scrape and cut th e c a rro ts io h a lf. Place n il th e in g re d ie n ts in a b a kin g dish and cook fo r 20 m inutes w ith th e cover on. T hen remove tlie cover and cook fo r 1.5 m inutes more, o r tin t,, the c a r ro ts are te n de r and enough w a te r lias evaporated to m ake a rich Juice. A rice p u d d in g can he a lu x u r y ; und again i t cun he stu le , fia t und un p ro fita b le . Some day, co m ing w e a th e r w ill he p e rfe c tly p re d icte d . We a h u ll have to kn o w th e sun b e tter. Physicians everywhere recommend i t S lu ttin g u tu rk e y lie n n y . Is c u lli fn»l»l on tin v tn s P c Terry*» “ rie»a S h o t” fo r W i.n o » or T ap ew orm an I t h - 'l i u r r l . t w ill s e t It for you 37Z P ea rl St.. N. Y. A dv. N a tu re and w isdom a rc a kin . C andlew ax Stains Easy to Remove From Cloth I f colored candlew ax sta in s on c lo th in g are tre a te d p ro m p tly they can tie rem oved w ith o u t g re a t d iffic u lty , says th e U n ite d States D e p a rtm e n t o f A g riculture. These waxes consist o f p araffin In w h ich an o rg a n ic dye Is dis solved. Remove the p a ra ffin ns com p le te ly as possible by scra p in g It away, then place a clean b lo tte r on | ea< I, side o f the fa b ric o ve r th e stain , and pass a w a rm Iron o ve r th e spot, j T lie grease is m elted and Is absorbed by the b lo ttin g paper. Then dissolve | t h e c o | o r | r, K re m a in in g In the j f i|,Fr t,y sponging It w ith denatured alcohol. I f a s lig h t grease spot s till J rem ains, rem ove It by sponging w ith „ tie o f the cle a n in g agents, such as j c h lo ro fo rm , carbon te tra c h lo rid e , ether, j gasoline o r nnphtliH. and benzol. The E xp e rim e n ts by the bureau of home economics o f the United Slates De p a rtm e n t o f A g ric u ltu re In the u tiliz a tion o f green peppers brined fo r six m onths have shown th a t there are several s a tis fa c to ry ways o f using these vegetables a fte r they h a te been freshened. T hey are put Into th re e tim es us much w a te r as th e ir own v o l- time o f cold w ater, heated to sim mer- ing, from 171» degrees F. to I K de- grees F „ and held at th is te m p e ra tu re fo r 38 m inutes. T h is w a te r Is then drained off. an equal q u a n tity o f fresh cold w a te r is added. am i the sunnier- Ing repented. A fte r being drained a firs t tw o are th e safest to use ns they second tim e the peppers are again put are not Inflam m able. T ake the g re a t Into the same q u a n tity o f water, h e a t est care In using any o f the In fla m ed to sim m ering |s>lnt. and le ft to cool m able solvents. It Is best to use them fo r three hours. T h is repeated heat I |n a shady place o u t-o f-d o o rs ; I f In the Ing leaves th e peppers very tender and house, by an open w indow and uwny m ild In fla vo r, hut sa tis fa c to ry fo r J fro m a ll flames. starting iv lth chopped meat and vege Som etimes th e p a rt o f the m a te ria l tables. rice and cheese, n r any o f the h a v in g a spot has to tie Im m ersed In m ixtu re s used as fillin g fo r fresh pep a bow l c o n ta in in g the cle a n in g flu id pers. In general, when th is Is the case. It Is m ore s a tis fa c to ry to Im m erse the w hole a rtic le A nally In fresh cle a n in g , Vitam in» A re Neu) V ita m in s are among th e com para flu id , w h ic h prevents the fo rm a tio n o f tiv e ly recent discoveries o f science. rings. L it t le Is kn ow n about them o r the p a rt th e y p la y In th e d ie t save th a t th e re are several kin d s th a t are nec essary fo r no rm a l h e a lth and g ro w th and th a t when they a r t le ft ont o f th e d ie t fo r a long tim e so-called "de- ficiency diseases" develop. A t least three kinds o f v ita m in s are now rec- ognlxed, w hich, u n til more satlsfac- to ry names are agreed upon, may he know n as A. B and C. A ll three o f these v ita m in s may be present in T h e cu rd o f boiled m ilk Is fln e r and m ore easily acted on by th e dig e stive organs than th a t o f e ith e r ra w o r pas- te n rlz e d m ilk , though It la com m only 1 said to he m ore c o n stip a tin g . The ; fa t globules also are som ewhat al- ' tered. and cooked m ilk fa t m ay he s lig h tly less easily e m ulsified th a n the raw . T he food value o f th e su g a r io m ilk is not changed by o rd in a ry cook B ilik. ‘ *“ «• SAY “ BAYER ASPIRIN” - Unless you see the "B ayer Cross” on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physh cians and proved safe by m illions over 25 years fo r C u rd o f B oiled M ilk j Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism f DOES NOT AFFECT THZ HEART | £ J j | genuine. W C ^££££1 on,y “ Bayer” package I l X / ° which contains proven directions. Hsndv “Beyer" bone of 12 tablets. Also bottles of 24 and 100— Druggists. Aspects *» Ik« Ua4e Mark «4 u«/«r Uu*uia«ia»» of M»ra«ac»tUacl4«»iac «4 S a U«/II« a «US