Medford mail tribune., September 30, 1928, Page 9, Image 9

Medford Mail Tribune
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MEDFOBD, OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1828,
IWetUj FiltjMttnt Ym
TO PROTECT GOOD CLOTHES
When yoa open your closet
door, do you see yoar beat party
frocks all jammed in with your
every day dresses, and dainty light
voiles rubbing against heavy dark
street dresses? If so, start to-day
Bnd make a set of garment covers
for every closet in the house
three at least for each member of
the family.
The material mast be closely
woven to keep ottt the fine parti
cles of dust which would other
wise sift through; it must be wash
able and of course inexpensive.
The easiest way is to make the
cases out of used flour bags. Your
baker will sell them to you at a
few cents apiece. Pull the chain
and you have then & piece of firm,
durable cloth about a yard square.
Remove the stamping by covering
it with lard or kerosene, let stand
overnight and then wash out In
lukewarm water .
The Children's
Pleasure Column
KdllctI by Mary-Aim
This department is fur our
younger renders. We ( want
you to write freely, telling of
your experiences,, adventures
and of interesting happenings
in your neighborhood. Teil of
your favorite hooks or auth
ors; favorite flowers, ele.
Original poems, and stories of
one hundred and fifty words
will also be appreciated..
Write with pen ami ink on
one side only of the pHjvr.
Do not use pencil. Help one
u Mother to make this pmm
both interesting and instruc
tive. Address your letters to
Mary Ann, care Mail Tribune,
In your neighborhood, Tell
Medford. , - tf
4
THK TWO KKIjPKHH
"Oranilmutlirr is coming ft" L
visit," Haiti Mother, one tiny.
"Oli, Roody!" mi id Stephen; and
Until cliijtntal hv.v humls.
"Wo must d everylhiiiK wc can
tu make her comfortable and hap
py while she is hmv." suit! Mother.
"I'll put fresh f lowers in her
room every day," stiid Htenhen.
"Ttmt will be fine," said Slather.
"And I'm fioing to lend Kuth to
Orandmother! Jiuth can sieep In
Onind mother's moiti, and ' be
tfraadmother's heliier,"
"I'll be glad to v.vp, in her
room." Kid Huth. "hut I ean't bt
her helper. I'm not bin nnoujyh."
"Oh, yes, you nre!" said XJother,
Bmiifnp. "There was a iittie boy,
once upon a time, who hepiMl n
old person; and he was not s old
as you,"-
"Who was he? osKea Hutn;
and Stephen listened, too.
'ifia namf was Hnmaei, saiti
Mother. ."When Hamoci was n.
baby his motlier took him to the
beautiful temple where ail the j
people went to worship God. Now ;
Samuel's mother loved Ood; and
she said. 'This child shall be lent
to the Lord, to serve him-till uf his
life."
'SlVh.-it .does 'servo mean?
asked Kuth.
'It means to do whatever is
needed," answered Mother. "Sam-
uet'M mother wanted him to do
Whatever Ood needed; so from
- 1. 11...., ,n, Wi. j,t ,1,1 utti !) in lhi
temple, doing the things Uod
granted him to do."
"But how did he know what
.-fcod wanted?" asked Stephen.
"Well." said Mother, "it priest of
God, named Eli. lived in the tem
ple; and Kli was very old. t-or
ytttrn and years Samuel served Eii.
', htlping him in many ways. Sam
1 ttfcl knew that in serving God's
' ptticnt he was really woi-kimr f'tr
Ofid, -himself. And God was pleased
with Samuel, too so pleased that
he called to him, one night, and
talked with him. tellfnie him of
Mttny things that he was going to
- to."
-i "What happened to Samuel
Hhe he grew up?" asked Stephen.
"Ue became a judge of the
. -1.1 1 l.l, I " ' ' 1 ' "I i i i
Three bags will make & full-si eod
garment case. Gut the three pieces
of cloth to a width of 2? inches.
One of them, to be the frost of the
bag, is slashed up the middle to
within six inches of the top, Ono
slashed edge is faced back and the
other has an extending facing to
form a placket. Sew on snap fast
eners at three-insh intervals. The
top edges of the front and back are
sloped down three laches to con
form to the shape of the coat
hanger, and are stitched, leaving
an Inch opening in the middle for
the hook.
The third Sour hag Is folded in
half along the 27-inch width, and
the long edges sewn to the bottom
of the other two pieces. The sides
are then stitched up and the bag
Is complete except for the addition
of a small pocket stitched on the
Inside to hold a perfumed sachet
or a few moth-balls,
Israelite," sis id M utile r. .."He
served Clod faithfully as lung as he
lived."
Then ItutU said, "If Samuel
eoulii help KH, I'm sure 1 vim help
Oramimoiher." '
"I'm sure you wtn, loo," said
Mother. (Child Life.)
Style World
Revives Peplums
FAfUK-a) When a thing is old
enough to he forgotten it is due
for a revival. That seems io be
i'mls' working theory jimt at
present.
Cepiums are the latest reincar
nation. Only a few are in view
so fur, but if lltee k well others
iir npt to folio w. 1'epliisns, for
the s;ike of post -war dehui antes,
tire something standing out in the.
genera i region of the bottom of
the bodice. Jeanne Jsnvin shows
a taffeta evening dress, with full,
floor-length skirt, having a peplum
covered with shiny discs of look
ing glass and lined with scarlet.
Jiouise BouUfnger shows a pepltim
in natural colored heaver far, at
tached to u black sniin coat.
1'AHIH P) Tobacco brown, to
niitLo red, lirfSehoUii green atul
egg-plant purple are some of the
shades of vegetable inspiration
Harts Is going to wear this fall
Tonuito red is one of tlie smartest
sport colors, shown hi jersey,
kiislni and wool mixtures.
The browns arc sport and street
shades, and artichoke green is also
a daytime color. Hut eggplant pur
ple iMipears only in evening styles,
usually in chiffon or transparent
velvet.
Hostess to Prince
Lily Damita, French tcrcen ataf
at whsie invitation Prince Gorc
of England metered from Santa
Brrbara, Cai, to Heilywoed to vitifc
the etudioe. They met flret in Parle.
Both were gueete of Doufllai nd
Mary Pickferd at a dinner.
THE HOUSEWIVES
By Margaret Smith
What's a
little sunshine hut the
little more
That makes all the differenco In
our daily store?
And while the little heartache is
gone and soon forgot,
liow the little happiness changes
all our lot!
One of the greatest helps 1 have
hud tn keeping my children well
and happy has been my folding
eoll-bed springs covered;; with a
comfort and sheet. In summer 1
put it in the yard or on the porch
and there Is no end to the. amount
of tun the youngsters can have on
such a nice springy place. In
winter i find it is invaluable for
keeping them off of the cold
floors. Here they may;eut paper,
and string buttons. ;
When playtime is over, I remove
the pad, fold up the springs, cover
again with the comfort, put on a
few cushions and have a baby
sized couch, i hope other mothers
wilt find this plan as belpfui as 1
have. 8, F, S.
- To make a luncheon set inex
pensively and effectively Is very
simple. Kighteen-ioeh linen, or
even toweling, is all that is needed.
First a long runner Is cut the
exact length of the tattle, plus one
inch io allow for hems. Then two
service mats Hsi? Inches are cut.
They must he hemmed darahly
enough to keep their shape after
laundering and, the popular Ital
ian hinistitch. done In colors to
match the 'china, is effective.
Kcedtework counters in most . of
the stores will supply instructions.
The peasant stitch may be used
for smalt designs to ornament-the
corners.
Ulno ,i ehneolnto nie. 1
, in- h f left over coffee in
try using half left ovm coffee in
lilncu ot milk .and sec how it
proves the flavor. . r :
. As we glve,: so Stall we receive;
that Is the law; and the more go..-
erousiy we give of love and kind -
ncss and service, tho more goner-
oosly will ibe e.urrent that retur!is
bear ihem back io us.
Sh rl us p Sand wiches; To 1 cup
of minced shrimps, add 2 ibsp.
mayonnaise and 2 tbsp. minced
green pepper. Spread between
two buttered slices of bread, CmhJ3Iee .2 leaspoon mil, teaspoon j gs'es tfie appins m jdnft eaiar and
mesit may be used in the same ! iaprika; ja deliclons flavor The eiananian
way. Cream Cheese Di-cssing, Take drops ars sometimes eallrd "Wrt
!6 of iE, cream cheese and beat un- drops" at -the eoMi&iltmum ' Vht-
TwG-plcee nndergarmoiits for Hi I creamy, then gradually beat injnanion apples make a novel asjfl
the slender figure have been freely j the French dressing. , I wholesome dessert.
Humane Society
Irt (.xptHti&Mon of what the JCij-'j
itiane HocSetloa arc esdeariug to
to In regard to cruelty to alllmaia:
mniiv wonlc oftrn ask would j
they do'ns much (or n. child, lniad5. in families, for
answer to this the Humane So-
clety sJands squarely for child
protctioti. .
eiety for prevvntlon of cruelty;"181 Ave cwme OVPr nfl ri!lwnij wderslaMd that ne worhs'td : rug, Aluni wf thes& rags ara mndc )tlt Mj
In.t-very form and in the cities 5 daiv iwmc Ufn? What cluinect Money and teels Mrtde In' JiH' flHM steriyped eolor ilin j Iwck an
where most of this work Is cur-j has a girl to learn io cook, sow, achievement. - ChiWrert, even Uw ' MtHvA hy the mmminetvrrr of jihr farfj
iC1.VrhUum thanlnWBd B,ftn a hwUW;,wW 1 ones, shld have Wnnni- . SSSS" tt:l
Mam- ueol" do not inow the!Eo f,t a snm" jHCOme tolfIi emer--ti to Mrn inohey.-1 In wry ! prescribed coloring have Ktnri iwrt(T
.4wmiV, .tt,fi,. n-iii .h!Unit jgency care of the sick or first aid : household thers are !He? tasles t'Pi'ession, s a tiresome Ksmen i fashUms.
in the cities are forced to live
and the serious -bttiotk bratai
treatment may have upon the wd-shas
faro of ?uell children. The ha -
mane movement came in directs
resiionse to the need of protect-;
ing children from brutality and
mistreatment. ';
Aa on exam le of the work as.
handled in Ohio, fifty-three oues -
tlonalres were sent out and of : scrambles Into his cloth
the 32 returned 3 agencies do; a hasty breakfast from
ft 1 J worb an! V 3 a trencies re- 1
ported the children's work was -off to business, not to return an :WI nitiisuM
not extensive ail of the other) til just In time to sit down to Th :h'w h-Brn, too, th:t
agencies reported that they do dinner, he smoaes and rmdM the j"""" wrvicn are rendered nJy
both children and animal pro-ievenfng janert or kocs ut tn.u''up hVv' Uv nw,V tu'
teetive wmk. . . Imllns frnnj w1l(!t h ivlnrm errands for mothr lanjsc he
Tie protective work ift Ohio, as
elsswhere, depends upon the gen-'abed, He hands over s few do!-
erosity of the people, who, foci-item whenever mother says she
ins the need and appreciating ttro) needs some, and navs the blccer
Kreat work done by the Humane!
r 1. (. .1.. 1
entry to mhj on Ihi Rork, !rimanJing when m'olbrr hiij-x ilN
If you can make a (food hom(or thai ihm la "loo meh for:
for a Koi) doff, wt will find so hr," Hot nun ftH no ltca from
jno, Jiicltyon coanis urnian
Society, i'hone SS-if3
DO YOU KNOW
Keeping out of frotiiiie is afmosc
hs much trouble as getting into
When you see a man ail sleepy
and worn out he may have a had
ibaby or a good radio.
1 Summer's about gone. Phmiek-
; ers have done enough damage io
last several months.
When a man starts out io forget
the past he usually succeeds only
lit forgetting Its debts.
Civiiiswttitm improves homes, A
j husband can't be hit with a ran
opener as hard as with a rolling, for the household which has he appear to him n rasoohlfc r -
pin. - ;touehed with the new decorative,? turn for the servies he has ren
A cheerful man Is one wlio ;art feeling-. These designs ef jdrd,
I knows ii Is Impossible for things modernistic motifs may he founds The ehiWs wages offer a fine prefer to put Hs ths line to ait
to be as bad as he thinks they are. Un the damask bordej or. In some I opportunity to tesch the ditln;;the material. Materials for even
! Ixjts of people drive as If they;cas-s. as all-over patterns, adding th? Imtwten work done as a duty, j ins r velvet, satin, taffeta, Japie
fwere going for the doctor. Ana
I some wno son Know it tvmiy are.
adopted In the fashion world and
for day wear the most acceptable !
lingerie is prone to remain faithful
to the tailored variety, laees being
necessarily more, congruous with
format attire,
The ebemise and drawers com-
blnatlon has far from lost its favor
and Is said to too worn more than
anvthine else by the Parisian, th
straiaht ton and ribbon straps flar-
ins into a veritable petticoat frill
at the lower part.
Bat Americans are finding the1 JnaigreUc Dressing, H eup
.nb. mirnipnt n excellent Hrench dressing,- 2 eitpei-s iihoppiMl, i
land smooth-fitting background to
'achieve trim lines, in the figure.
Sandeaus and aifttetie ihorf ot ;
pare glove nilk have taken hoht of
feminine fancy, A mode! In three
imriunnMiw ai tnw fuih
tinA 7, i,i vhrtrtnA
typical example of this popular lin
gerie novelty.
Holld tone slik Is used for dainty
sets of thlw type, MomvliiucM with a .
to ho fisim, antl, sivo fur narrow I miny-ds y siuom. Hut If ilrumxtl
binding, have HStJn dworallun ,Jn a dlrtJ. atnet or m,iHaKa vub
other than Mbroiita nrt urj,uj tlny mll ),, tJwir j,rjBht
similar trimming ol tho amitlque j nUraeUvennw biUibos uii tiitma of
olft jsoJ) Mro ronwvwl.
A smart 1 attmollvo vest and Tt)t fjI.st s,e )n ohmnjng n um
pantio act Is shown also of irnt! IhrvlU i lo lrv ft thorolv, then
Jo hinc with band-tuiinlcd ojipii- aut oft nil the dirt which can be
. !
If pwwtmtam has teotne a habit
ii i. .,tai amir-nti i .h.
It Is somewhat difficult to change
our mental attltudo, hut w can do
)hi if we will no,! it ix hr
tBis if o wm, anu it u tins only
way in which we find tile road
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2, u1,!f I, hlLminem- 1'U ""
fctt anout it.
u, hn,in were Inrllnpd to
,M cnuuren weio mcHneu to
harry the washing process, tvlth
..." ,
iUn" ' ""n " H""!
, T(i CBl)) wlth , gaV(. e(i;h on! R .
lnt-!plKln whtto individual towel with ;
name written in indelible Ink
Iff "tmlnn. - The- next-day,
jlhc "'Jf imf U' eln lewel
! - ff anwf to a '"ne); !
I Th'8 w? O'eat jirlvllege
I, . ; , ;
ed. Habit aoon asserted Itself My !
towels are no longer tlse bane of
washday, A, M, Ii, : -
: 4-'
'French Dressing.. 3 tabiespoena
oil. I tablespoon vinegar, or lemon
Household
Education
Ha It owiurrw! to SOD
much more need tliore 1
hew ?
now (
ste-Uii
cic training of the children steaming a few of ihem hinsself, ia y tJiesrisefves, ana are
; school along .the lines of future Henry, having beeji mm fW T n;;?B Vth "?,rw rfimHJ
ihoaiij making .beciiuao of changes sweedlnEr the fhm'ef imi. tult.. . , - ,.......s
i accidents, if she does not get
UhcHe at school? What chsnce
-a boy "to leant that ho, too, :
wlH harK duties in connection
with the home, its protection, '
maintenance and nnkeen. If hi
does not get something alonii
these lines in a school couri.
In nil too mane homes, the fth-twnl
r sleeim to the last minute I
fait '
behind -
1 ho itsfiniiix.' nnti&r a tti? i'obot
after ih rest of the family fc -
bills himself when they conic lm
. .i . . -
imh routtn. 1. ohwwti, niul
snW-. l.Im in miliins th fair"'" "
-share ,of the load in the futara
home-making. He needs a course
,,(?a.t litk!ne- in ?:
.:.j,rif, uroteetjon bv hisuram.
j the economic values to be con
!sidered in btiMding a new house
and making a home uf It. Why
, shouldn't be study these things
in school as well as his sister
who is taking a home economics
course?
lHleniiih Tti
Modernism in design of linen
towels Is the next logical step
a decidedly "dynapile. , feeling tojwofk sens for love, apfl work donejtace snn entfroa
jttse soper easiness 01 snavjng
CORNER
Italian dressing. Add i
tahle-
$ the
spoon of tumato ntlstip
M-'reiieh Dressing,
Ttociuefori Dressing, eap of
J rVeneh dressing, - tablespoons of
imashrd iioonefort eheese, and
;imhhoji papriaa,
' Hui'tomn Drewdas, H eup of
breach dressing, 3 stuffed olives
ichWl fine, t green onions.
chopped fine, I teaspoon green
PW"" chopped' and H
table-
.spoon cnoppvn parsley.
E BniaU mur piekie chopped fine, the cooler wefhoH - Then bo sure
teaspoon pisiey chopped, fpwjlhat thfl (?yraert dust and soi3
f -dv,. n
'Seen popper chopped,
i ' , .JH'V , ,
s CPiijIi your atientioli and hi -
fterest upon thi worfe thai hi , yeses
: to do, -whatever- it b Met
Pt s
jspirit iuiu it, asd- he proud
J happy in doing It well.
arsd
ov S!iiihrcllas repiacang iBie old
rroiovmj m linn way, ,csi, ore- ?
pare a eolation of soap Hods imii
luk(J Wi,m waUa. Jltll Mt
i , W,"V " , 1 , u Hml
uruel, upjily tho suds to the stained
! vimcs OT, the onen umhrelht Keruh
il, , . I, . B0- i,t' u
thoroiy until nil trace ot tho dirt
te re,uovi tiien rtnsc by nourlnc
' rinm oy pouring
water generously over the
op. toivo the umta-elta oiwu until
1 22, , , ' ' '
Tfils treatment la iuat aa good
tm unjjjrellas of darker hue, it
reiuoveo uiii. ouniy loon irunt
W"1- and brown fabrics as well,
4
amiies, 1 euiis KUgar, I
tablespoons cinnamon drops, 1
eojrt f. ;j
asl, aDljles and prepare as for
i t. erin?r H.em ulmosl l hru,
.Mix sugar ami - water ami -H )
VJZ A " , 11 ra
Theao am the umail, oW-ftishhm-
-ed bard red drops,) llae annlea
hi a baking' dish and pour syrup
land drops in the IjoUohi llafts Iho
isppics ln.fi. hot oven f40S deg, V,
I Wasting often with the UiiiMf This
You; Child
Uy Mm Ainn-s itse
iireeiats the wennies which tinei?
his Muehet qwlin no much a'lth a jsuueh sieedie wairh are in
fr which a child msty be iald
TUe fyf which .s
child
rww,vM oKt t Ije tmre-
"Wn. lie must never he
mi 'r helnjj "good'
iw do-
'nS
his duty. He mast scrept
: without thought of nay jjeb si:-
ligations a putting hi toyn wy
hnKinff nip his clothes, U
should neve
eMJH far money re -
: ward when
ivhph He sura eravwy i?
"8 semist s enair ssicn unpien.
asit things must he faced
isri
ww bes not ijeeause hf iiopes
Ui (1rHfl a shrewd irsain. He wili
understand this whn it in point
Fii eut Ul im that his jmuwb.
whl fl mui riuitu Mm
fttrt for him i
look
r"r " ""'"W rswort,
W,M" ' ' 1M
work iw mnxt ) frw- lo lo-
- ""1 ... . j.ii m
.pSed be mu?t dw his work pone
iuaily, fxTjfulariy and welt Ho
must mti he pgrmiiir-d io Mi
job as a mvenienee to inen;ase
hi Innie whenever he pieass. .
Ii mast inm that a promise to
perform a certain task l
imr, and that failure to
bind-
such a promise rarri with
the inHy of losing his job,
fn fixing the amouiil of the
child's pay It is Important 1mt
he should fed neither exidlteii
nor overpaid. Il wages should
jsor uion. ;
Wash Summer
Clothing Before
Putting Away
The l&sl ruse of thla amummu
inow fitting an many a ones daln
ity froch nmy beeome the first rose
of wxi sunmser, Or it may bloom
: on uih a mnv bennty thru i"nii
and winter, if given the right care,
i in othevvWoNbvaKow (hat yoar
! wardrobe has om to the ead of
j the season for-Jh whieh it was
ipiHimetL lk oVfr yoisr ioeity
nnweren georgeuss nnn erepea.
Can yes wear them humors thro
j
I them iwio a season. 13s yssu
Md pyttm Jhem away tor next
H - ear? T;hen more than ever do
they eaii for tnoro cieaning, iirt
and werswlraiion end to weaken
and mi the fabrics unless they are
removed brfore the garmeuis arc
j'storcd away.
The best method of wasamg fr
soan sads in water which is cooled
io a HUie warmer than icM he-
fore he garments re IsniMcrsed
in it, it is preferiiie not to rah ;
silk garments. Merely aei"ae the j
amp soda thru the fabric, repeat- j
Jtig the m'Crie uuiH ail sii is re-
moveiJ, t -fter thoro rhislsr hjhI
drying lise ekHhs w!H be rsady J
j,5t,..?
t? n,M fli 4t fi,fi
I 'lw ' tu t9r u
washing, they should he pressed
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tSttUa ) prcUIer If Irujw! on ISms
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, B ! people lirefer to
pack thingM away without ironing,
, ,1lt , t,vcm u wfc bMt
j lima, ,hl! g,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,Mko m,
j MDaeo ami J not Heed such emefu)
j
t,,M"n' .
Hooked Rugs
IS
. Au,. Yjt,wrtlg the wondtful 1-
,ee.ijn ot hooked rugs at the
u.gm vmmtf ,,,liT nd heing
,mnimi ' SM j.rrmlMTO on wool
hooded rng, ibis
hfMMc j"g this Hunting , tisur 5
yearn in saecssiua itmt I have ?j
wm 1st jM-sHsiuiii this Jitid I
am wondering it nsy inigs a
MUhi .xnpeHw to other rng
WbHed and if so why nmi in mrhnt
is?v. H int ? i
wf Jang- eswerienee, that ;
1 am an artist h4 desi, j
I jnd my first nig fun- jeuvs ;
ae exhibited at Jachsun county
fair and wan isi prtmium ami tm
saase ytmr esiiiblid at the Oregssn
stale ftih and won is! premiusn,
o experience does iift isiMit
nineh. i an? no artist of aiiii?y;
nor ai i eajaaiialiy gml at d-if
signing. in Oj first nIasM my
riigs are gs?iisih(2 AwUm rahs -
fill hiikesl PMs- iimda with a
hnk, and not a mechanical dvh;e
nrMwi wjh SSSi w
dad Ji InrH of Ihdlvlduallly, whlrh '
! H Si&xi ihxHshti hi & hoiked rng,
j degree , wwrRUiaiisiiii nsn
a time fr he mnotny at cotorifsg '
n Ihse-rKs,
. ! do is t jpt i
fiW " stereiHypM ilndRn 1
m,'t coJfrinjt, i
Idea uf ftiUir arra??ses:!E5t fsnd
harmonious blending of tits and
islors, it womea are ronm?hiys i
f their own saiurl ability nr
talent to Sii'iHitjfe colors to mejt 3
the needs f hdr envirmummi ?
and satisfy their own gami tnie, i
And It ymt are not umat al design ;
isig purchase ytiur pattern bnt
work in your own eoloring, Ami j
Else kiHfwidgti thai iiis m of your J
owe coloring ami werNnmip j
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