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Second Section' Six Pages Medford Mail Teibu NE Second Section Six Page (kUi ri(tr-iit Ttu MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, MARCH J. 1928. 3fo. S58, i. i . I M-m i i . Uneven? Line Trend o Extends to Hat Brims Fine, Close Straws arc Manipu-' latI Into Turks, I'iratH and Folds Th feminine trend, so marked tn the spring d resses, con is and ensembles, has nnturuiiy extended to hats as well. The never, almost mannish hat Rives way to softened curves and contours, manipulated brims nd crowns pointing the way to a completely feminized mode. In the new models of pli able straw, brims turn this way And that, are pleated, Clicked and sometimes tied into hru&s. Crowns. He in intricate folds, shirring too. , and tiers. treatment, A . -7 Home Decoration Bjf Jane Snedieor, This department on Home Decoration is tor the benefit of all women who have honseQild problems to solveG Queries per taining to problems of this kind may be addressed' to Misa Sned ieor, care ot Women's Depart ment ot the Mail Tribune, Kvery where we can see lw art . 1s Influencing ino saie of cntnmo- f dittos, and this is especially true ' ' when a commodity Is linked with ; i a service, an lit a hotel or anv ' other place frequented by a, larga I ' number of people, interior decor- ' jutious may seem simple-, but the 9; simpler they seem the more sure -: one is that education and ions j J years of training have preceded ; the final achievement. - - . I Query. What color do you ad- vise for a kitchen which faces the : (south' Mrs. r. B. P. m 1 f ' Answer. Soft ton of green. gray, blues. and putty color are best for the larger areas. Then j small areaa of salmon and black imay be added with a dash of Ch i nese red for very small places, i Query. . Do you advise wait j papers for a new house? Mrs. F. Mi. T. ' Answer. If the bouse is well built and the wall dry, paper can i be nut on at once. The newer wall course, qajlls for a very flexible ! lints, is called the "eyebrow line," i papers are very attractive and are straw, and has already popularized j the "up over one eye and down ; pleasing as backgrounds for peo- : pie, pictures, draperies and furnt- Iture Query. Should I hang my pic tures with-two cords or with one cord looped over a single hook? Mrs. M. 1 ! Answer. Use two vertical cords : ' always if the wires or. cords are j ' 'allowed to show. If the picture is ' small a short concealed wire t "straws which fashion many of the) "The color choice for spring will should be used large hats, wlthaut which no sum-! focus attontlonjon he rose-bisque mer is complete; and peach-bolue, the reds and cafe flenerally speaklne, the hnts are , creams. Black will ho as popular mall and close-fIttimllhough the ns ever, as It will often ftive a large, floppy hat is quite correct much needed accent lo a pale tlnt for certain occasions, and some- ed costume. how seems to' complete the picture ' Feathers, which have been com- ii..,, tka fttittj,,..' phffrnn nleielv haniKjacrl for several sea- or sheer printed silk costume. Al- sons, are henninK to creep timid- j With joy and with some regret tho straw holds first place, felts ly into view, and are seen on a ". . have lost none of their. prestige numher of smart hats. They are j Iftuseclennin time. Just as i lorn, , and will be worn .,ultc as much japt to take the form of quills, but ;as we car? retain a mental picture . this summer as last rear. They ! occasionally a flatoarrB;ement of of the ureal improvement which; t j ji f f, ft,i,,.,. i o,i nn.l even n ; housecieaning brings, then we their severity. 'and taken on many tiny version of the ones adored : have an extremely happy state of fi-tvnlnnu feminine, touches ' This i ostrich plume. , mind. softer manner is usually achieved urn-Hi fine, linen-like weaves. A ! over the other" effect that has Be new straw of importance that jcome so popular. This Is produced closely resembles linen is bnku. by pulling the brim sharply up Ballibuntl, a fine, smooth and over one eye, it which point a somewhat glossy straw, lends Itself j bow, ornament or other trimming well to the intricacies of folds and ' Is placed, and turning the rest of nleats, and even hows in the liack. the brim as sharply down. Often liunkok, a somewhat similar straw I the other eye is completely cov is still popular. l'nillasson and j ered, and promises to be responH yodda ore the names of coarser ihlo for many traffic accidents. 1 (t : i t-,lr ? 'W? if - r A4 Special Icipes 1 o x ry Children's Pleasure Column a Ci&nr &up In Tin Ouips mufM Olive. i?weet iHckles jra I It itl 1 ot a es linked iim . iiist Offim Muffinn Jelly lerfe'tititt iiBad with Hard Saa f ffee Frait i'ocktaii in 9ndi!dual Tin MnlOn Cliiefeea la King is Tin HroBd and Butter Handwlcheji Crfam Chee mn4 Kut " f KaHdwiohfe l-e t'ream 4- $ Caramel tVam Cslie 4t a i'offee ! America's most typical children, in the opinion of the French srtijf Raymond Woog, are Florence Dueik,3f New York, above, and Weston Watson, 3rd, 12, of Forest HHis, Jf. Y, Woog, inset, is painting a portrait of the youngsters, whom he believes Uie Weal American type, for exhibition in this country and Franc Some Hints for ' Spring Housecieaning then y stat ' But as the time for begin' Another article whieh we hnveiing the real work begins some of hv trimminE the felt hat with it- i not seen for years, is threatening Self, In other words, forming tin' to become extremely popular. With decoration from many clcffi iy cut i the advent of the sports era the pieces of the same felt as the hat, ivnll vanished entirely, but now re and using intricate arrangements appears In rudimentary form as of tucks, gores and pleats. ithe charming and seductive eye- ' A decidedly new note this sea- veil, an airy trifle that barely son Is the use of felt and straw in touches the nose, combination. Usually the brim is Embroidery will lie much used of felt ana mo crown OI straw, on spr.ng.nim umm-r ... " ""- ., ,.,,..... -nH .1. o June!" clalni n. UilUSt'H lMHI HfUWMB fttVEB 'l lUf ( " " ' ! niture boutA These may be re-, ed one little tot. .moved by macing a little paste i several or tne cmwi-en gae the glamour gradually dea out making the wliole process have the appearance of drudgery. Some simple little hints can eliminate many unnecessary actions which aid In making the whoie a dis agreeable task. 9 HOME EDUCATION The Child First School Is the Family Freebef Issued t the NatioaakKlDdergertes Association, S West 40th Street, New York CJty. Tfiese articles are aiipesriag each Basday Is ih& Mail THbuas. . -' . Com 3iffij t i eunmuTil. I rsip flow-, 2 iievti teitHimonH baking p&wder, I ; tiiidiitftii nujjar I vxtfi milk, 1 ivsg, wH beaten. 2 hlestpooni mvU&d MhorteniniTt s level tea i spofiB salt. i Blii toirftt her fftrnmfsi, flor, ; sugar, bNins powder and sail, j Add gradually iiiilfe, and beat ?norswgm tnen asa egg ami j meiia orteiiiH?f Hnse in not rKiKPd Riuffin jiaim 2 Ssmtiiew in quick oven t400-4?0 slegrss K.) s Ktniel rraiitMi Vn&&lng j 3 eggs, 3 ruw flour. level HeaKjiSnns !iikis lowden level j teasicm RiH. eajs mlh, 1 cuns cntnberrieit. -. , 1 Cream the short onlng adA sugar adaally- ftnd the. hee-tefi gg ils departint Is for ear yeasger readers. We -ast yoa Is write freely, tJJissg it your expsrtetues, advestars sb3 of interesting haispeiugs la ymr n&ignhsrti&od, Teil year fa- vsrhe books or aasthors, favorite nes-srs. etc Oriieal poems and stories will ulzo he appreciate Write with pes nn?t Ink on one slie ctnly of th paper. Bs sst if ne pencil. Hlp one another to make this page hotls in- feresting and !n?errlEve, Address your letters ss Mar? Asa, rare Mall Tribune, Mdford. - illy Virrifa C Vaa iNvrn) i sare. iier, U gs unci eel UUm it sra Sinry was a Uule girl. Very often wnt wi?h hpr father and mother io flml iniersting things in the aui-of-tior werid. Oae day when thr were look ing ahoMt among sne bushe, Mary ied a qar-sski3ig ohiwt. She railed her fsher to come and xcp. It wax lonat sad narrow and H was fastfnpd to s. iwig, She was sure that it irasst a bad or a flewer or a leaf aat she rouJdn't gxiK T&hui it was. Can sa eua? iJr father, told hr it was a eeea. He explained ihst inside frrm this dirwaiGS said Anise Jadag the way its tfee ferash, As th?y harried osf stopping evry nmv sad th?s t& JisSo. the veir grew plainer SFd they heard a distinctly proneaard heip! from th ssealh of the csve a si1! Jaan "int a clear fead Wre enmg" in that fiirecils asd sHd eoa oehind Anas toward the mftMih ef the Ke ih went csyi!oi1y for the cave was dark sol damp hat steadily (hey fesl thfcif way fnrwsf rsl. SHEfS TEACHESS PET ,!Wa!ra down her ft" t the season ihre was something Mr e jlpu - ; - 1 -aiapir' nad1 her toM l?e thai hv i yoiK-ft in n-ur once, ..mantir, " weep ur wow did ysa t ,brsrvf . ihn Tft 1 Mhips with tis wilt ami wags up ana iwsa hreak tfie fQa where ars, gJrla. Tea imkliur jwwnw. t 1 Adsl nHernately sua come oas. with the milk, Stir ia 3 H caps of j r exriiesl. Hreetnd rntnherrir saa with Is11 Bift o fesw ail shout it just as mtle juice as possible, j hsr father toiii her she must Carefully fold in the aUffl? heaten On a beautiful spring aftrmoon. ' miat!c view nf th effect home a circle of happy kindergarten iminiiig has with ward to crrat. t iS . t ing jiuhiic opinion r sentiment children were HUng in the shady ijimnm 3n the nimve corner of the pinyground during a ,istpBee the nuplirnllon nf a short lnEeiii.sint Mrs, Mewkii'k jjiolher earefo! exphnaHon was had pQoeiy loft ihem to iheir Tbd puhheiy io eHtHhltah an nm flwndvice for a few minuu. tude toward a onesUoa of egg whites. Turn into a huttered moid, rover and steam thjge hoars. Herve with rhlpped cream or hard ft rp, Caramel 'ism fake i 2 raps fiour, 2 level teaspoon Hmking powder, i rap sagar, j cop shortening, cap milk, 1 whites of 4 eggs, 1 teaspoon I van Ilia J ift flour, then measare; add i oskiag pwdr, and it end see. He said it would be a vWy wonderful siirttrme for her Then her father eat off the twig and they earefaiiy carried the coeooss home and Mary put the raraoa in a Mitie bos and th next morning she took it ts sehooi ith her, . When the childrea saw 3tfary might fall down Juvt we did. We were esming ala whes we eovered ou!-jeIves wakiag down a slspe. At the end of ihs slope ws mn imo a hsf, "A hale Oh, how cl??p? Tld H hart any of you ?' c'JifRl a minute sad i'il tell you. It was too deep la rrawreat even tnagfe we slood on each oiher's shoaMers. Now yon aiast he standing rtght above the place we hegan golag down hill. Will yea get ths men? C?i surprise theyvsmi to know ailjyoa ad your way back to us It jjooi h, juary ism iam where ysa go?" Since a majority ef housewives knowing that children need ft little ' iiHerest to lh"ir child-group. ihove waxed floors, they are trou- i time when supervision is not t U bled with hlack marks on wiem ; on the sartacc. it may be the other way usually of straw, eeiiophane or an- thouEh 'round. Crocheted hAiw is much gora und is simple and Wold in in evidence here, and these hats design. Angora is much uned are usuaUhound and trimmed las trimmins bands on sport hats, with rbon. j especially on those intended to be A new line that seems to have i worn with tweed or Jersey sweater Influenced the majority of small 1 costumes. The fsuefttion of who in ?encher pt and why, means as much to ihe children who are just about i Twelfth Wedding Anniversary Hints ; gifts, and too, gifts that are not : expensive and can be used practl ioally every dny. Suggestions for Food Store Room - o . .. AVhen were you married? He-' gardless of i& time 1 am sure 1 you will want to cO'brate your i wedding anniversary. 1 The twelfth wedding anniver- i nary is not celebrated as often as : ,mllviduoj newls of tho(te people some of the other inSersariv. .h , , h from hn. inside a double fold of clean their childish hail and waved ener- u,k Hikhimr varv ha r,i I ceticalH' at Jane, who was a f irst , will mean to crosswise of the mark. The floor ! grade child. ; i much unhappines could he mav then he polished by rubbing It "Humph:" said serious Hetty. avMa ii a iB er s, r? briskly with a clean dry cloth or j "my brother says she's the tench- early in life, a few fundamental .i.,. i!uv, er's net." principles upuit which he might With spring housecieaning comes) "It's not nice to say that Betty." base bis opinion regarding con-; the desire to brighten up different 'answered Oie first speaker, ""cause dwt especially that of other peo- j articles of furniture with colorful I my mother told me so. She said pie and "t a correct and reason-! hits of paint. There Is usually some ! teachers just have to treat the able Wca'e.f the purpose bark of J left over each time which could be , children different, just like she all behaviour, ChUdren very en, 1 used later If It did not dry up. To i does Johnnie and me at nome. wsm in imns r unmrnm nrevent this nour about two Inches 1 Sometimes Johnnie Isn't as bad They Ih-kIiAo measure ail persons times, t'ream sugar ami shorten ing thoroughly, add flavoring, then flour and milk alternately; lastly add the stiffly beaten whites of eggft Itak in two layers twen- the children who are just n.oui , w )n , a, aw. ready to enter the first year "'3j!Jt- scnoot as any m tne grn Caraiup! m 1 id cups granulated sugar, 2-3 rup brown sugar, 3-3 t W butter, cup cream. Siix ineredlents and boil thirteen minases without stirring. Beat until of Ihe right consistency to spread. (in--hiO cup nnt meals may be added. If desired cai, social or religious nuesUons them in later yeais. she foynd it and what her father had tflhi her about Then she i three ff old them they must wait for the surprise to happen. Then Wary did a fanny Mhing. She pot the box and the cocoon in her locker. Then he did another funny thing. She forgot ail about her treasure. Se-ai months passed. The children forgot ihe cocoon, too, for they were busy with Sinter fun and work. Then one bright sunny morning In spring, one of the chlWren gave a shout. All th chiWren ran to see and they all shouted with ex citement, too. There In Mary's locker, In the hoi where she had left her cocoon, was the cocoon , j oroSeo open and beside It was fltickcn a la Wins- something tstw, tt was the won- 1 cup chicken, I egg yolks, 1 derl surpiVe her father had told yet it is an Important occasion. and can be made very enjoyable. ' It shniild lt nfftohrntofl with silk 1 nnd linen. !of water over It, close the lid very j as I am so he don t have to sit in i tightly and let stand until needed Uhair as much as I do and then (again. Then pour off the water i it looks as If Mother was nicer to Of course various storerooma j an(j S ready for use. ; him and loved him more. But are f0ed with supplies to meet the jf jjrc are stoves or pipes to sometimes he is bad and I am he put away until pent winter, good, men ne says it looks as tr paint them with linseed oil. This I Mother was nicer to me. whiij they come in contact cup milk. pimentos, Tea said Joan S'heerflls' wm get every man on tnla hill to come neln you out. Bat Anne you stay h with the heys6 Joan was fleet of foot when she pieasednd rifcs sare . exercised her Umbm this time as h? jumped from rock to rock sb over fallen tree trunks in asesreh of ner par rnt When she foaad them they were haating the hays too. Joan told them aH aaoat the un lucky cave explorers, and they didn't waste any tHme fsilewing J we it as slie reiriicprt her steps lo the ravp. When they gat there find found the hoys they lit seane matches they eonld see how lo fx? raci the traaaed cave espterers from thg hollow hetween two large boulders as they foand Jhf hoJe to he, They got the soya out easily, bat " , f f PP oiosnrooaat, mrr, pepper the work of adul In the home , ,v, la k.. and mhnol t I.elp the child to m , rt)1M ,d)! j form safe standards of judgment. I mmairuum. i r,. t i 0hlespoon flour, speriwiut. It was s oig beautiful, j it was a tired hangry group of 4 taidespaonsjthorieningl- moth however, there groceries and (canned goods. This storage place 1 ennbOt a family to live much In any Moreroom, whould he stitfti will prevent them from rusting and thus save the expenditure of , to as as can be when we are good" money for repairs or far new ones, said a Jolly little ho "hut when In the fall thev mav he nolished we're bad she gets 'ferocious Aa Adventure tf Cares ami FiowerN Oh, here are a of of them , s.j,i -os. iBiHiira joan ass sae made : fmet ho iO:e a sna!i probb-m ; fei f . htlvnd i" & lt of My mother, she's just as nice i may ijeronie in a child's mind d . Choose some detinue c o I 0 r i more cheftpV( for Rr0ceries can be whoat removing the coat of oil. I Mayhe that is the way with teach scheme such as yellow, rose or ; hniJh,. in oimniities rather than! v- f,,,.r,i. ut 1 ers. too" i ten and twenty-five-ceni lots. lavender, and have linen to har monize with this color, lioye the centerpiece a bouquet of some brightly colored flowers, and can dles to match. A lovely centerpiece consists of a gbiKs basket of white -roses and tie a large bow of purple tulle to the Hide and have the can dles match the tulle. There are o many lovely col- orea nnens mat any oesireu coior.Mfh day uml, u !(( e3tefJ j,nce can be secured. Even though a i tnere arp HO mnv tempting ways dining table can be made attrac- j ln whJch it may be premnA, a tive for most any occasion, the one ; housewUo houi(i maJte a special for the linen wedding anniversary effort to cnange the way of serv can le especinlly attractive - be- ! iri j smeary, blue appearance. House Hneh remsQ" actually heard A common food product in most : cleaning time seems ta be oppor fJnm children of pre-sfehool age storerooms is fruit. However, a ! tune to remove this, Dust the MHv teacherH and parents an opti great difficulty results Just the ' furniture thoroughly. Then to a' same, for too few housekeepers in- i quart ofrenl warm water, add elude enough of it in the diets of ; ahout twQ tablespoons of good their families. Some families who : furniture ooHsh. Htir well, then easily tire of sameness, reject thejog a piece of old fijiael in the ( how difficult It msy he -r his little group to soive it wisely, il&ssed is the mother who csn early dvehp In her children broad views and saf principles, 1 fJi l.l,.uA,t r, ?wr iUiUtrxkto and all with whom they have t0; mUk. Paar into skillet They aii ran for- !eook u. and add dieed rUlcr& Ward S b flrxt Hdmentos and seasonig. Keep 1 "ifPed aa a stone warm over hot water. Stylo? Hints dish of canned fruit, which may be (liquid, squeeze It l and wipe the , ..,-,, put on the tahle at least twice j furniture with it. After this has " t".," F ilrctntnif I S;uk-c Melt three tablespoons of bttter ,, .,,,-.. . ssuceoan. adJ r,tir iol.lfi. j": . j spoon f flour, sttr and ittli with batter to obtain a stiff, band of the skirt materia! which sio-th paste, Bives tho Impn-ssion of a tucked-IiiO M Shr Q ur of milk and let blouse. Paris calls this a trouser- jmsme. Jo the Iwil, stirrins so as to top skirt. i prevent burning; ! A withdraw to Xirly !! .pes of iweeI ara the side of the fire nd add about cause of the beautiful table linens ' Any single food ser-ed in suffi- been done polish the furniture with a dry cloth. The results will be surprising. . , Fillets of Sole With Spinach Poach two fillets of sole in boil- intr water for ten minutes. three ounces of raw ham together wtlh a bunch of parsley and a toarei leaf; season lightly with . sioitnd the figure. Thy are PAHIK (JPi Tweed is a fabric . rl ,r4.(uij4. mnuldeil sround ihe ... , snoujuers so inai mey no noi sup satt and peppor aBa nilnw to slm fashions. fasily. Some tie at the throat with ; m1.r mjy tnr twenty-flva min Nearly every importont dress- ,. A few have mill- i utes, maker shows tweed coats, capes ;Jnrj. rollais and others are collar-j j-j,,, throuah a muslin clo'h and suits in Ihe cnE-tlon lf less, meant to be worn with de- i a Butter a Ionic, flat porcelain or spring and summer, V. Skc, uno. tnrhabie fur necbiiieres, i Stsm Skirts Itemalti Wtrt china dish and lay a bed of hot Iilue am! multnotoretl mixtures Heverai desiuners show tweed smart skirt, it 1a rellcted wnicn can no usea in serving our leM qunnty will disturb tho refreshments. fnnfl tmlinra lhfnri lh Inn. As It Is the usual custom invited , rnom should contain, as much as ; maslted spinach in the center, are the favorite shades, with helise sUf fu icmly wide to be worn : other than for sports wear, will be guests should present the hrlde ; u , poiwllde, foods which will Arrange the fillets on the spinacii j a long way In the lead, ' s shott rapes, vrith twed dresses., aide the calf this contlna season. unn groom wun kuw iiuin ur , fnrm wcu balanced meals. ;ond potu; a hot Bechamel sauce1 c-ots ami capes are usually full, . The smartest length will h four- siia. mere are so many ioxei i . over; son with salt and pepper length, though there are various and appropriate Rift that no one Sprint WI& Hats ;and place In oven for twelve mln-' models of three-quarter nnd half need be at a loss as to what to 1 Hats which fit as tightly as the !utes till the ton of sauce just be- : length In the suit-type of costume. hair on one's head and look esact- gins to get brown, tterve in the Wraps are unlined as a ruie. hut ly like it are among milliners' , same dish, placing it on another - the rule has its Exceptions parth-u- latest creations. ;o( silver or china. Curled feathers or looped horse give. Kor thctytnan, ties, socks, and handkerchiefs are acceptable gifts, and there is no end of gifts for Mi miiorwi wilts i to fifteen Inches from the Are Spring Offering ! floor, sixteen It may he, depending PA It IK id") Two piece suits Sh height of the wearer, mad of silk instead of wool are Th, jnnKi irregular drape ara included In many important dress. Intmnr ii graceful and becoming. tarty wnen tne raortcs are of sum- mastng collections tor a p r I n a i nnd slenderising. ' I mer weight. wear, - s n AiW . . . !,.. . the bride. Hhe always appreciates j hair are arranged in ringlets over Bobbed-Haired rimithy i -fre most frequently seen ver-. Slost of them havr hort jackets 1 short of this skirt business Is household linens of all kinds, such, tight titling caps to look like girl- ' A bobhed-halred glri Is taking sion of the s,ring tweed costunse -ed - made like !:iiilem of uj,ject only -to certain roles; short as towels, dresser scarfs, buffet ( Ish boks. (business away from the big. Iron- is the flat pleated, or clrrular skirt wool, withcut relnforctd shouldera skirts for sports wear, for school- seta, luncheon cloths, etc. Then of ; Milliners and coiffeurs are in ) muscled horseshoers of this vl-' sewed at the Hit). line in a lighter or )iffnel collars. Heavy stlk'gjris. fnr sverv tittle 4-nmen- lm. course there ara many personal league to put over two new styles j lage near Tarls. CS"n of plain material. Jtometlmes faille and silk ottoman are often grT shirts for afternoon and even-S ' !0' Kw . "and It's gifts, aucn as silk nose, scans, ana ; in one. Tne new wig-nata cover j neicne rournera is a sienner "there Is a belt to -.-over Ihe joining useit. 1 ini-f wear, for tali worr,n, for short no one ever nas too many nana-tup growing nous wntcn are at me," ' " iiuo-s. n'lini tne skirt anfl top. rsccasionany A favorite mooet nas a snort "wojfc!; itresulur hem lines as K she hail started from. laughing she picked heiwlf us and started to climb again "t shwnMn't hava told you at ail," she said, "for now the flowers 1 ha m mined and ; Tin Um late for my claim on these, What Shalt I do?" Q "Mere, you can 3tave some of nine,' said Anne. Tour Infor-1 motion was worth them, I'm sure." : After ihey were all together Besin and Joan had as many flow ers as she had before the disaster, they derided to eat nt the next pretty place they could find'. Hoon they found a real nretiy spot so the women and girta went to spreading the lunch. The boys went off into the woods in search of water and (he men sat talking and occasionally asking whether luneh was resdr not. When lunch was ready Joan failed the hoys but they didn't answer, a It ho she called until she was hoarse. Finally she and Anne went to hunt for them. They went down a path they discovered until It ended abrup-ly on the edge of a cliff. h, let's go hack, Joan," said Anne, "They couldn't have gona any farther In this direction." "Alright, I goes that's right. But listen, don't you hear voices? people that trudged down the hill side, that evening for whes the hoys, Anne and Joan dnint return to eat lunch their parents, bavin-; got snxloua, set oat to hant for thets. and when altogtlr the? returned to the forsaken meal, the chipmunk and wttilrreta had visited and were not very liberal in partaking of tne atoten food. A few week afterward when they had nearly forgotten the ad enti3r0Uncle Ted gave ihe boys a p&rty and for favors each one received a llctla Imitation tamb twngt to remind, them of their cava adventure. BOTFH SAOE. CVntra'Q'aint. Ore,, age 11. Color lo the K itchco This is an age wheat color tffin a mast important part is "ur kttche It ea y'e obtained very easily and with snla expense. Choose the color moat EppropG ats for ihe locating of your kitch en; then buy jceod paint brusn and a good grade of enamel paint. Jrge tin cana n .'.' be secured for eontainers; for l-sstasce, fefils ' O powder cans can ba used, the t.n-nound six for flour, ihe five pound six for sugar, the Z poaad can for coffee, and the potjnd csn for tea. Ts names can be printed on each In black paint with a smalt camel's nslr ferstsis, Kven the salt n?S pepper shak er can be cf the same color. Bay the larger lxe for usa aronnd tha stove, and print th nama oa each one. With just a little patience snri imagination a colorful kitchen ess he mad with Bttla expense. kerchiefs. Really there Is no other wedding anniversary where you r can give the honored couple go many useful flattering than any oiiio-uo. iM-iite. jury ioor so marn ,,, ,a fitnniit. rows or einoroioery take toe pl-'r-e jj sei msn a giooff iioy invert- wnote more lika carefully dressed hair that; her a prosperous blacksmith. A of belt. ' ed lucks lo Indtrato the waistline ; ihr they need not be removed at the. girl friend Is an apprentic In her: Another method of joining sk'iO in bark, rubers have fitted jackets j t theater or evening function. (shop. ' jand bluus la a mall upstanding of finger-tip length. , i Uedford Cralar tutttt Qatawt. I could tell his voice But what did h nay red, too. I anywhere, ithenr ; "It sounded like, help; fcut niay- Ihe imagined it." I "tet'a follow their voice, and be A pump, th vnHip ot which im patent ieathef and th back and heel tjf suede, i altown, -with a. strap of sue-la and patent leath er buckle set above ihe edge of tha ansa, but not over ths Instep,
