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f'.; PAGE SIX IffEDFOnn TtTXTr; THTBTnTF:, MKDTOTIT), OKKfiON, SUNDAY, .TrTiY fi, .WW. Fashions Household Hints Gardening, Etc. Edited by Eva Nealon rw y. ............ ... . . . . , . . . . - . ' ' i J II. Men's Shirting Used In Chic Sports Gown mat T appeora IhnJ women' atyles . continue to borrow from tho 'masculine despite iho marked fem ininity In th currant mode. Take 'lot example, the very smart eporla frock tllUKt rat p1 which Is made of aparklln men's shining, woven of dull luster durened oniton. This material wenra like Iron. Iron beautifully and quickly, and II rioee not ahrlnk. having, almndy been durenlsed under tremendnut tension before tho cloth la arltially woven. ill Thla raahlon Idea la a very for. tiinale one for active .porta np pare!.. Both plain broadcloth, an aoonne or lacquar.la are u.ed I .all. the aeaaon'a amarteat color. 1 .'X novel note la .truck In the It (nitrated frock In Ihal the nerl line la acolloped a. la alao the lot of the broad plnata of tho. skirl A perky pntlf rt-throuKh how la th' only .other decoration. In thl' frock the hrondclnth l Palm Beach yellnwt the fell hat n np r ahadn of yellow: Hie alloc: white kid eilnmt with yellow. . RED PURSE HIDES A TRICK UMBRELLA ;;WA8IIIN(!T0N 7P) A trick Wmi ban cnticoulliia; u anuill 'uni bretlK Jh curried hy Mrs. Klchnrd j'.atesi,: newly elected president of (JiC; Vhovy tMniHo brunch of tho League uf Atnct-lcun Pon Women. -';Mrj .Yutca wiih H'tcn at a coun try cluh wimu'Iiir a Hum 1 1 sports !lltflt of red null, vvhlto allocs und Ctucklnita, red giiuiitlnt ulnves, red 'bur. nntl tho tint red nurao which, When Dpcncd, rovculcd tho small Vcd timhi'cUii. II in ' , i j.' m She's Changed Her Name, :i? But That Accent-Never ft : V J i itra lino Wllttains (nlHivo) found 4onlN Kitrlov than to drop hor no iwWISW VOKK, July Tho man without a country has some Ihing of a feminine purullel In Jeanne Williams, alias Hot, la Kar lov. ;,. , , ,V.Ah Jeanne Williams she Is AhTerlcun born of A m erica n pa r cnU. but nn Konia Karlov sho al ways will be Russian. t(. The story begins six years ago wKeti Jeanne and Mary Williams, white m, left their home In ttyracuse, N,Y to become chorus girls. The girls were ambitions and determined nut to stay In the ! Follies." Mary, the younger, studied voice and roon appeared "The- Grand Street Follies." Oeanne decided to become a dra matic actress. Three years ego Jeanne started (or Hollywood, started with no i Do You Know? A Hull! froth liver ud'letl to left over meat 111 makliiK h;ih nlln (IttcitltMlly lo tlio UIkIi. Tlio flavor nf veitl Ik developed ly wlow uml thnrouKh cuuklnK and TritTadditloii of fut, hamb or muttuii may Ijo ruuMted on a bed of tart uiilen, Clieene melted In tho huulu of creamed chipped beef It u uod addition. C'rctitited ham Hhould he hiKhly Hetmoiied. A teunpoon of Vortn-tei-Khlix wtuct! to one cup of vvhlto Huuee KiveH an added stent. A thick Klit'O of veal baked In milk Ik very Kod. An oyster placed in the center of each tsauKUKe cake is u uur prfse dlnh. A cup of currants cooked with a pot i-oaHt makcH It delicious. It Ih a K(f,d Idea to place a bay leaf In the pan with roast pork. Ham 1h kooiI Imkcd in pincapplu juice. ACCOMPANIMENTS FOR LAMB DISH "Whal'H nau:e for the kouho !h Hauce for the gander," tin tint old (liilp t'UiiH; hut Kooci cookw have learned that Home Mauceu ure hel ler with some kinds uf meat than they a to with others, und mi It Ih with lamb. There ure cortaln ac companiments which wo think of as IicIoiikImk exclusively to lamb such as mint sauce und mint Jelly. Wo associate green peas with lamb, hut there are other voko lablcH which combine equally well and have the advantago ot being a bit different. For the dinner party, mint Ico served In tall kIumhch and garnish ed with sprays of the mint add a beautiful noLo to tho table. Mint leaves are not always available but there is this tmbslltuto for the fresh mint. Flavor a lemon Ice with oil of peppermint und color It green with fruit coloring. Mint butter to serve with broiled chops will give distinction to the dish. ThlB recipo for Mint Butter is offered by the National Llvo .Stock and Meat Hoard. cup minced mint leaves 4 cup, butter 2 tablespoons lemon Juice J-'ew grains cnyenno Cream tho butter und add tho minced mint leaves. Add lemon juice und cayenne, beat well until creamy und placo on lco ready to use. Currant Jelly, guuvu Jelly, und various spiced conserves und pickles uro ull good combinations with lamb. ... ; . OPIUM IS CHIEF TARGET OF W. C. T. U. IN CHINA UMANOIIAl P Opium, ruther than uleohol. Is the chief object of attack for tho Women's Chii tlan Temperance Union In China. A Chlneso woman, Mrs. C Liu, Is Its leader, und sho has built up tin organization determined to help ellutlnute opium und liquor from tho country. Settlement houses In which beg gars are taught trades und assist ed In obtaining employment tilso have been set up by the union. It easier lo change- her hhiiio to cent. hope of finding a place. Homewhoro before the train reached tho west coast Jeanne Wil liams disappeared. Three month later there appeared on tho horl son a new Husnlun player with a dbtlnct Hussian accent, and the name of Honlu Karlov. Somewhere ! Jeanne Williams had changed her j name and her accent. Hhe wa ; signed by a lending producer at a ' la rue salary, ! Then rams the talkies which called for clear Kngllsh diction I-Ike others, Hunla Karlov found that her picture career was over. She bud learned her Russian ac cent too well, Now she Is returning to Broad way In a new play. Hut she still Is I Hunts Karlov witrf n Russian no- ! cent. COMFORT, STYLE AND ECONOMY IN NEW SUMMER COTTONS AT the beginning or this jim mnr winon when styled cot tons are no overwhelmingly popu lar It l lntrptlng to hnd them bo widely used for such different typs of appard for woim-n and their well-dressed duughiera II Is pretty generally agreed by very on a who watches the parade of fashionables In New York and other important style center that the attractive styling of cottons this year, the .new cotton fabrics, new finishes and new patterns ac count In no small measure for their great popularity. Thes things also naturally makn It pos sible for crisp, comfortable summer cottons to be used for many mora types of apparel than In other re-, cont seasons. ' From lop toj bottom and from one end to the other of the fash ionable wardrobe It Is quite appar ent that th( present vogue of cot-, ton haa attained great popularity this year Its comfort, Its easy laundernblilty. plus the economy which emibles a woman to have ; not one but a half dozen or more attractive summer rtresses are very compelling reasons for this signi ficant fashion revival. In the accompanying Illustrations typlcaJ costumes are sketched These Indicate something of the versatility of cottons and are of further interest when it la re membered that each can be made up easily at. home. from pattern which are readily available. In the upper left Is sketched a tailored frock that ts appropriate1 for Informal wear In town or 1 country or at the seashore. Tho I coat la trimly tailored and would be exceedingly smart In embroider ed pique, all-over embroidered mus lin or a colorful cotton print. The frock may be made of any har monious fabric such as pique. I broadcloth, eponge or similar fab-' rtc of substantial weave. (Sketch 1). ' , Next Is shown a street frock that Is unusu.-illy smart this year be cause of the lingerie neckline which adds a "dresH-up" note to this tail ored costume This frock may bo made of cotton tweed or eponge, plain pique In town shades, cotton suiting or other similar fabrics which tailor no well. (Sketch 2). . Another model shown how MOUNT CIILKAD. Ohio, July 5 (fl) Ohio Iihh lm flint wunmn liruHccut'lntc iittunipy Ml km l''itnnlo Myora' of Monow county np pointed to aueeocd her brother who died in nfflco. MIhm Myera a roaltlent of Card iitRtiin. was admitted to the bar In IJUtt and for ttuveral yearrt was a law partner of her brother. rho ban eerved an iiwlHlant recorder, probate Judge und Htwitdant proso eimn'. Iler appointment explren Jan. 1, 1 ! a 1 . MIhm Myora Ih ii candidate fur election to tho office. She uIho Ih a muwtclan and a reader. Prior to taking up law, ohe wiih an liiKtructor In public, epcak Ing at Wittenberg college. PEARL NECKLACES WORN WITH IVORY SATIN WAHlllNtlTON (IV-MIhm Alice CultH wore a bridal veil which once wiih worn by her groat grand mother ami n peurl necklace which had been worn by bride In tho groom's family for generations when she became tho bride of John TillotMon U'ainwiight, hoii of Mrs. Clement Hlddle of Philadelphia. Her drritH whh of Ivory white satin made on prlncoKH linos with long slecvf and u train. Woman Prosecutor II II ' din 1 t-ANNit MV'ERS VACATION LAND- Partly Furnlih.d Houtea for Rnt-Sevlew Cottage, for Bala HUNTING, OCEAN AND FRESH WATER FISHING, OOATINQ, . BATHING SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE BROOKINGS TOWNSITE 133 Mile from Medford bn tho Oregon Coaat Highway at Mouth of rbotco River la Southo.-u Curry County, Oregon, Juat tho l't for the aumnixr rocreallonlat to aiwnct his Yaintlou among Ideal aurroundlnga. Reatrvatloni New Write i W. J. WARD emftrtly sheer cottons such aa voile, batiste, heavy lace or one of the new Jersey net fabrics may be made up In a costume that ts suit able ror luncheon or afternoon tea. When done with any of these foJ rlca featuring a polka dot pattern It Is equally smart and In good taste for aimoHt any afternoon oc casion in town or city. (Sketch 8). At the left is a -model which shows how charmingly youthful and comfortable sheer cottons may be for Informal aummer parties. This gown with capelet and bertha effect has a fitted hip yoke'' that ties In a soft bow In front. Dis crete fulness in the skirt emphos ixes the long slender lines , which may be attractively interpreted with voile, flowered batiste, print ed net or lace. (Sketch 4.) Below are two type of frocks w j for the dainty J for the dainty Juvenile members of Fall Frocks Will Feature Rough Edges - Hy Dliina Mei'wln (AMSiielllled IMcmb Kuahloll Kditur) I'AKIH, July 6 (fl1) Tho rlok mck nickot la having considerable Influence nn udviinco iiutumn styloHj or ruther tlio edgea of tiHMll. Tho dieHnmkera,' one and ull, huvo I'omo- to the .ojiinlon that there uro other wnya of finishing Aa upt aa he 1h to be tho butt of contempt from he-men who I cat their pie with their fingers! und their wulormolon crofwwuya.j tho uoMtheto now haH u champion,, a vigorous- chumplon in the por Hoti of Dr. Andy Hall, director of1 public health in Illinois. Kti-I (tuetto, nays Dr. UftH. la n in utlnctivo defense of human boingn agalnHt dlneuso Infection, und po HtcneBB la n safeguard uguinat gorms. One never hears." nays Dr. Hull, "uf smallpox taking root in tho White IIouho or In a gover nor's innnslon. - People who como to occupy these reHldencee would fool utterly disgraced with a smallpox quarantine nulled to tho front door. In other words, he Intltmttct that disease Is vulgar and IbatVbo use of clean linen, clonn tublo Implements, tho ob Htlnenco from spitting und tho ro pungence for wide-open Hneoztng urn due, not so much to the d est re for more daintiness, us for safety. Tho day will como. Dr. Hull In siHtN. when It will be the helRht of ImpolltoncKH to contract diph theria. And thus from the donire lo escape gorms which flourish boat In dirt and are spread by vulgar hublts, comes humanity's etiquette, once tho object of scorn by the seir-stylcd common people who put a premium upon vul garity. WASMINdTON ((TV-Miss Helen I .ce Washington, a next season's debulanto who lo to bo presented at the last court at Itucklngham Palace In .luly, will make her curtsy In the bh mo gown her mother wore when sho was pre sented at the Italian court In her Klrlhnod. Being Booked Brooking, Oregon I Etiquette Healthy : a ' ' Cie family who are at their best I summer wr.ea drssetf In coni rortnble cottons. The lert sketch is h ply frock that Is alwayn prac tical and made in printed cotton dimity, batiste, lawsi or rolico. While la espeotaiiy good for sum un edgo than with u fine seam or a bias binding. i For Instanco there la stagger edging, which tho knowing ones hero, call "staggering." Staggering is a modern tattered rendition of what was. once called pinking. Some people call stagger edges seamed edges, leading dressmakers uro. using scallops and honest-to- FIRST FAMILIES Mari Xo flower garden Is complete without marigolds. The vol vol y browns and mahoganys of some of the French types have no counter part in any other annual. The oranges and yettows are the rich est tones In these hues that tho annuals furnish. Tho tall huge crlnk!od globes of tho Africa n marigolds furnish the brilliant orange, sparkling yellow and paler lemon, In prodigal profusion by midsummer. The mainstay for bedding and b o rd c rs uro tho tl w a r f V re n c h types, both double und single, with their deep tones and their striping, spotting and mottling of browns and reds. The dwarf double French with their ferny foliage spangVsd with tho full double ro settes always make, u gay show and bloom incessantly until tho first severe frost. A type not so well known Is the tall French type. A selected form, tho Josephine, has becomo onu of tho very popular annuals because of its groat value for cutting, hav ing tho longest stems of any of the French types with large slngte blossoms In which mahogany red Is the prevailing tone, particularly brilliant In tho fall months. U grows three feet tall and makes a huge plant In rich soli. In poor soil It Is of lower, wirier growth and a more profuse bloomer. There uro many types of tho dwarf marigolds from which to select but tho little gem of the race Is the tiny little marigold, WISCONSIN m DISCOVERS 1 EASY WAY TO GET 1 OF PILES ; Got Disgusted with Nasty Salves. Suffered , Terribly .j ' EVMOuNE WITH PILES CAN DO SAME THING . VI hope nobody else in the world aullera ait long years- with piles and waalea all the time I did on aahea and auch atuff." declares Mr. John Linde, well known Wag on Maker, 2IS South ( enter Street, Braver Dam, Wiaronain. "I had to keep trying aomelhing to keep from Buffering. My caae , wa ud, but nothing helped me ! until t read the leatimonial of a I man 'attffenng with pile who claimed he waa keloed br Col at j Pile Pill. . I aent iway for t cou-i mer wear because of Its comfort. It may no bh used for achoo! wear next fall. Tho oth'-r model shows a dainty party frock which may be mnoe up hi eher voile, dlmtty. batiste dotted swlss or or gandie In contrasting; colors. goodness rick-rack. They employ these trims for lightweight tweeds und plain materials, on both coats and dresses.. Tho fine handkerchief linen blouses of midsummer uro notubly ! partial to rick-rack collars and j urm holes. j Kvcn chiffon evening dresses i have frayed edges with never , a stitch of finish on hemlines und I loose godets. OF THE GARDEN golds AFRICAN, d6uOL,I ANO SINGLE FRENCH. tageles signnta pumlla, about six Inches high, with finely cut ferny and sweetly scented foliage cov ered with tiny four petal led yel low flowers that almost cover tho bush. It Is an ideal flowering edg ing plant where a brilliant orange yellow i" needed. pie bottles and began using them; yoi' swallow a couple three times a day and strange as it seems, Ihey helped me from the start and today my piles are gone and I feel more like a human being. Life is worth living again. Thousand of men and women who suffer with piles are discovering that auch trouhlea can be quickly, easily, banished in thta simple, ineipen sive, harmless, internal way. No bother or fuss, so why should any body suffer another day? Doctor prescribe these pills, which you may now ohiain, 45 pilla in bot tle, sufficient for a full week's treatment, for 73c at drug atore. or send 75c in cash or stampa lo t'olac Chemical Co Brentwood, Md. No nak. Money back with out onihhle or question if Colac Pile Pills fail to banish your trovV ble. You are sole judge. M7i. Decorations For The Home By Jane Snedlcor ARTISTIC KHiHTIXG Artlclo X continued. Thero ure fixtures or lamps necessary for convenient and easy passing through a room or from room to room und always theso should be easily switched on or off. Never a glaring light, never un obtrusive or danger signal sort of light just a soft, friendly glow which invites and intrigues. Then there ure lights which uro needed in u dark corner, in front -of a mirror or needed to bring out the 'beauty uf some rare pieces of furniture, pictures or tapestry. They complete a certain picture or view of the room, whether lighted or not. Such lampa and at tendant shades must be Interesting in themselves, but never offensive or blaarro. Then there uro tho ser vice lights, livery sent In the liv ing room or bedroom should huvo Its source uf artificial light closo at hand. These lumps must be se lected for service us well as their fitness in the scheme of things. Red or rose shades should always be avoided because of their effect on tho nervous system; blue and green shades are uninteresting when lighted unless well lined. White shades arc glaring and black ones useless. Soft yellows, tans and subdued orange colors ure restful and giyc the best lights for both aesthetic purposes ' and service. There are so many kinds of shades to be found in the best shops to day that it is quite unnecessary to enumerate them. One can al ways find tho right shade for the chair or table, but always and for ever avoid the fussy, over-decorated or bizarre fixture, lamp or shade. One never makes a mlstuko when ho selects a simple, well tailored shade, or a conservative lamp, and one. will find that It fits in with the best furnishings or tho simplest und least expensive. SUGAR-LOAF MOTIF NEW JEWELRY NOTE l'AHIS W) Susar-loaf carriliBS ire a costume Jewelry novelty taken, up by 0110 of the well known dreKMmakcra here. Tho uaiml forma ure sinclo crystal rubes hunR by slender sil ver chains or squares of four smaller cubes strung topether with beads. Tho trlannlc form Is also reen. The same pendent cubes ui liear on bracelets. Sportswomen frequently wear leather wristlets with pendent cubes of bright en amen or Ivory. TURQUOISE AND WHITE ADVISED FOR REDHEADS PA MS UP) Tuniuoise colored t jewelry is the newest und smart est In Purls. Triple strand necklaces of va rious lengths, bracelets of the eaine type and pendent brooches of carved turquoise uro effectively combined with while or black cos tumes. An outstanding couturier stresses white satin ensembles with turquoise Jewelry for red liatrcd women and pulc-skinncd tl tlan beauties. Kukoit latnh rmf 2 pounds Inmb shoulder, ground; 1 cup milk or slock, 1 egg. 1 cup bread crumbs, 2 tablespoons minced parsley, 2 tablespoons minced on ion. Vt green pepper, minced; 1 Vi teaspoons salt, popper. Heat egg, add liquid, then tho crumbs and lot soak ten minutes, t'ombtno ground moat attid season ings. Then combine the two mix tures and turn into a well greased tin. Hake In a moderate oven (375 degrees F.) and cook for one hour und a half. Serve either hot iir cold with horseradish sauce. A Hollywood paper runs the headline, "Public to See Stars Eating." Will this a iso be so u n d film ? I .os A ngolos Time. I I I SEA CAPTAIN TELLS HE PREVENTED BALDNESS Hair Was Thin on Top and Full of Dan druff. Had Become Very Gray at Temples, Too A SIMPLE HOME TONIC ON SCALP WORKED LIKE MAGIC Captain Hunt Looks at Leastl 13 Years Younger, His Friends Say "I've got thick, good looking. young appearing head or hair. spite of my years, thanks to this marvelout Tome called Lea s, dr. clared Captain Willard K. Hunt, well known Sea Captain of New burvnort. Mass. "These old sea dogs around my home port mantel at my youthful appearance and a lot of the old gray-heads are wisely taking my advice and using Lea's Hair Tonic nowadays. My hair was thin and bad I was getting bald hair came out in bandfulls, but no more. My scalp used to be covered with dandruff, but that's gone, too, and the gray hairs I had have all turn ed back to youthful color: It's noilhick and beautiful. wonder loins say 1 m looking Amy In Rangoon L. 1: t : Auautiiitra fteM Hhoin Amy Johnson. Intrepid British girl flier, photographed at Rangoon, Burma, on her way to Australia by air. FLOWERS NO LONGER CHIC ON SHOULDER PAlilS (P) Tho fashionable woman no longer wears hor arti ficial flowers on her lett shoulder, but tucks them Into tho front of hor evening dress or wears them somewhere in tho general vicinity of tho waistline, front or back. An artificiul gardenia utlached to tho foresleevo of a tailored coat-dress of navy bluo or black with touches of white Is a chic style adopted by severul notably well turned out women. 1 ; TENNIS LENGTH " FOR UNDER SKIRTS PARIS (P) No matter how long tho outer skirt Is for evening on tho shirred chiffon and tulle models which uro much in vogue bore, the undor skirt usually Is tennis length. Just covering the knees easily. Cuban Aviatrix Astactntcd Tress Photo Senorita Berta Moraldea. 18, bears the distinction of being Cuba's first aviatrix. Iren years younger: it's a fact, continued Captain Hunt. Thousanda of prematurely gray or bald people have regained luxuriant, youthful head of hand some hair hy using Lea s Hair Ton ic which druggists are introducing now. All one need do is rub a lit tle into the scalp with finger tips now and then experts cannot de- Rect and change is so gradual clos est i r lends pay no attention. r;very boltle of this colorless, harmless tonic ia barked up by the national ly known Lea Tonic Co. If skep tical apply to spot tire of dollar few days and watch results. Drug gists sell on money hack guaran tee or send dollar hill pinned to this ad to Lea Tonic Co, Rrrnt wocd. Md, for regular bottle, full directions, nostsre naitt to vonr door. Gray hair returns to same color as the rest and hair becomes All signs of nt-dandrulT disappear. now
