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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD OREGON, SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1930
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IIQIMPUCITT la a blfuwed nots In
vaetlw sports olotbes ehosen
br tha woman of tsit this season.
, Whilo afternoon (rooks (or teas
b4 brldca may be all frilly and
j fatly aa feminine aa ona desires,
thnas (or out-and-out sports oooas
laavracnaln amartly unadorned and
jalstlnculahed by quiet tailoring-.
.' Illustrated la a very lovely little
(rock, tka salient decoration
ol which Ilea In tha way the roate
rtalla out and tilted. If one wants
!to, go back to possible Parisian or
llataa lot auch things, there la
'doubtless a note (rom Madame
. iVlonnet In this dress.
1 Tbe material Is knitted, although
It looks K4Van, so closely and care
fully do the studies SVasa lj upon
Pointers for Parents
In a thoroughly whnlesuino
household there are enough occu
pations, enough Interests nlwuyB
ut hand In the form or things to
be 'done, whether work or pluy,
so that no person nan become the
dominant center of uttontlon,
either for himself or (or others.
One of the Important forces In
the direction of a child's attitude
toward himself Is the attitude of
others townrd him. It It Is ob
vious that lie fills tha attention
of others, his own attention will
soon be turned also primarily to
the- contemplation of himself.
This Is why an only child and a
delicate child are rather moro
likely thon others to be ovor-con-cerned
with ideas of self, since
they are mors likely to realise
how largely they figure In the In
terest of their parents.
-, A normal baby gets his first
teeth at five or six months and at
Mesh Hose for Sports
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.fHB stockings shown . sxs , th
'" near maah-knlt durens ones
vHtoh hare a lovsly low luster
tkat fashion aaya la Infinitely
BsssvrtsT than high gloss. More.
Tar, these stockings, knitted aa
Utay in In I mash design, havs
much In common both with tweeds
ts aporta and with ehser summer
areata frocks of tha knitted type.
. There's aomathln essentially of ths
sportswoman a this hosiery.
Importance Has In Uia low luster.
' tto way they hold their snap and
oa't "run"! tha way they have of
-sjssadlaf wtth other active or apao
taaor aporta notes la ona'a an
emMe: and tha diamond clocking.
!ny may be found In retail etoree
isjrttoj or without Hams "without".
I far those aportawomen and grow
log girls who prater (porta hoassry
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ona another. Various names have
been - given this type of knitted
sports frock, but most of us Jual
call them mesh knit durenea, thu
referring to the type of knitting
and tha quality of textile uaeI
Cheaper knits, and less rasilienl
yarns would naturally sag and
shrink. This combination hold Iti
shape and la capable of lusting thu
season through even with many
launderlngs.
The young lady with the beret
strikes another fashion note In that
this adjunct for sports head wear Is
made of tha Identical material
found in the dress with which It
Is worn. Both are a yellow green
edged with green of a deeper, but
also yellowish shade.
rilne months hns quite a fow and
1b therefore phyfllologlcully ready
and cmpuble of eating foudH other
than milk. ' KxperlmentB nhoweU
thnt, from a nutritional Htantl
polut, buhlen gained more rupldly
und normally when addltlonn were
mado to ,a milk tllot, und that,
from the Htundpolnt of health,
such additions wore vital.
ill neilllig u lliuia UUI U uuurn i
fnr mffiln. It ! mnnt nrnpticnl to
use brlilKe tables as they are
IlKht and easily moved from pluco
to place. For theRo, the cloth
which Is the oxuot sina of the
talilo will be found to bo mure
practical than one with an over
hand. Olused ohlnts coverB of
Kuy ululri, with a pleated edico of
plain color are smart, and may be
sponged off with a dnmp rloth.
Oilcloth tnlile covers In patterns
and colors will appeal to house
keepers as practical, whllo tho
Imitation damaaks come In pas
tel colors nnd aro slightly more
formal In feeling. With any of
these cloths gny paper napkins In
matching plain colors, with fluted
white borders to represent hems
mny be used.
The child's attention should not
be turned upon his faults or his
pecularltles. It he has it bad habit,
an obsessing (ear, a perverted
idea, don't keep dragging the fact
Into the light of day. Help him
to forget it by giving him other
things on which to fix his atten
tion so many things, and such
Interesting ones, thnt the abnor
mality is lost among them.
We know very little about the
hearing of babies. Infants respond
very cnslly to vnrious stimuli,
such as lights and noises. The
trouble with hearing tests (or
them Is thnt their Interest Is so
easily distracted by any rival noise
or act which occurs In the room.
Hut the mother, coming Into the
room with a bottle", perhaps, or
(or any renson at all, will notice
whether the baby hears the nolso
or makes no response to It be
cause possibly he Is unawnre o(
it.
Increasing Importance Is being
placed these days on vitamin C.
Research at the University of Chi
cago la showing that this vitamin
Is efficient In checking dental de
cay and other difficulties of the
teeth and gums. When one pint
of orange Juice, which Is rich In
vitamin C. Is given dally to an In
dividual, remarkable benefits are
secured.
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MAGAZINE COVER GIRLS
MAKE FOR ARTY PUBLIC
WASHINGTON WV-The Rlrl on
the cover sells the magailne, the
annual convention of the Ameri
can Federation of Arts revealed.
Magaslnee sell In direct ratio
to the beauty of the feminine face
on the cover. It was brought out.
J. Scott Williams, noted mural
painter, aeea In this evidence that
tha public la becoming art-minded,
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Mississippi motorists paid $?
724,644 In gssollna taxes last year.
Decorations For
The Home
By Jane Sncdlcor
Artlrlo XI- Di'coratlvo AorMHorlcfi
After rugs, furniture and draper
ies have been seelcted and placed,
tiny room 1b incomplete and lack
ing in the little things which make
ull the difference in the world be
tween the exhibit room of the mod
ern shop and the home-like live
able room so much desired by
every woman. Thene acceBorles
may be easily . divided into five
claHses, namely vases, flowers,
table runners, books and pillows,
the Intimate persunnl articles which
time and personality alone sup
plies as the months come and go.
Of course these may all be sup
plied by the professional decorator
but the uverage home developes
these week by week .
Vases were originally made for
use as the demand aroBo for suit
able receptacles to hold liquids but
the enrly potters always had an eye
for th artistic and craft mado ob
jects Into which the craftsman put
bo much of himself, were almoHt
certain to be well proportioned,
well designed as to colors and dec
orations, and as a decorative fea
ture these original vases or their
reproductions are certain to be a
prized piece on mantel or furniture
In any room. A desired dash of
color, an Interesting form or one of
the rare pieces which Is a Joy in
iUe)f. Often times flowers de
tract from such unused as a con
tainer for flowers. Vases, and
bowls for cut flowers flhould be In
teresting In color and form, und
there should alwuys be a large and
varied assortment of glass and pot
tery vases kept near a work tuble
that the right vase or bowl may be
selected, sine the combination of
container and flowers must form
the perfect picture, neither one be
ing completely dominated by the
other.
(To Bo Contlnuod)
GRETNA GREENS LOSE
UNDER MISSISSIPPI LAW
JACKSON, Miss. VP). MlsslsHlp.
pi's Orotna Greens, which did a
thriving marrluge business among
residents of nearby states which
had stricter ItcenHe laws, will be
Orotna Qreen no longer under
provisions of tho state's new five
day license law.
Hernftndn. winch drew many
Memphis couples, nnd ftlloxt and
I'ascuKoulu, serving the Mobile
(ratio, are among thu principle cen
ters affected. . y
In addition to tho flvo-day wait,
the law requires that for men un
der 21 or women under IS, the
circuit clerk miiBt notify the par
ents of both parties. If at the end!
of that period no protest has been
filed, the license is granted.
Summer Frock
FtM rlilng for summer evening
affairs U tills silk frork of Ivory
white chiffon, with n lMlero Hue
nt bark of the tight little tmrilee.
It Is bolted with turiiHile blue
velvet.
VACATION LAND-
Partly Furnished Home, for Rent Seavlew Cottage, for 8ale
HUNTING, OCEAN AND FRESH WATER FI8HINQ, BOATINQ,
BATHING SADDLE HOR8E8 FOR HIRE
BROOKINGS TOWNSITE
135 Mile, from Medford
On tha Oregon Coast Highway at Mouth of Clietco Rltror In
! Southern Curry County, Oregon.
Just tha spot for tha summer rerreattonlst to spend hla mention
among Ideal surroundings.
Reservation! Now Being Booked
Wrlta
W. J. WARD
BEAUTY in
Color Harmonies for a Cottage '
By Royal B. Wills, Architect
I IKE the man who couldn't mead (
his roof when It rained and ;
saw no need of It when the weath-'
er was fair, the house owner has ,
something of a predicament to face i
when It comes to painting bis house. I
In the nrst place, If he doesn't j
paint It the weather will destroy j
tbe wood, and If he does paint It, :
he must be sure from tha start
that he has the proper color bar- I
mony to make his home agreeable ;
to the eye after It la painted, and '
that he uses paints that will stand
up and not fade, or chip or crack
and so render all the work and out
lay largely a loss because he did
not plan right In the beginning.
This Is something thut every
real -estate man ought to know and
every good painter certainly does
know. The only answer Is to use
pre-tea ted paints and varnishes
that have been tried out In the (Ire
How to Plant
Dig n hole a foot larger :und
deeper than ball of earth.; I'ro
MOW.
WTN fill 0 SCT?"
nil nwai
WTTH ML MlK
we it71 tw or omuho covemo wirituiosr,
IfSHANlM,
vUlo good loamy top soil to fill
around ball.
For nil varieties of evergreens
spring In n favorable Reason for
tranHplnnting. Thoy enn he moved
WOMAN WILL SUPERVISE
EXCAVATION FORTRESS
EXETER, England. P in on
effort to solve the mystery of nn
aged fortress, hundreds of volun
teer exenvaturs will begin work in
July tinder the, direction of Miss
Dorothy M, biddell, Iondon nrche
ologlst. Hembury Fort, near Honlton, is
considered the finest example of
fortified hill-top In the west of
England, but is one of Devon's
"mystery" spots. No one knows
how many centuries ngo It was
built, or who built It.
The Devon Archaeological Ex
ploration society decided to solve
tho mystery. If possible, by careful
excavations about the old relic.
CHICAGO INVESTIGATES
REASONABLE OPERA
CHICAOO. VP) Cost of summer
opera for Chicago citizens who like
opera In hot months would be
$1,250,000. according to an official
estimate presented to the city:
council by the director of parks
and playgrounds. 1
The building planned under this
estimate would accommodnte 10,
000 people. There would be 1&00
free seats, and 8500 others costing
from 60 cents to $2. I
Chicago already has a summer!
opera at Kavlula, north of the city, i
but the council believes tho dis
tance Is too far and the cost tool
high to serve the municipal need.
lluy's Novel Published.
TMrtng of nothing to do during
his vacation. 11 -year-old Mauri? i
Wiltshire of London wrote a novel. 1
nnd asked bin grandfather to read I
It. Ontndfather obediently com-!
plied and promptly sent It to !
publishing firm, who equally as
promptly accepted It. It promises
to be a success. "What an awful
fuss about nothing," Maurice said
when congratulated on his success.
"X only wroe It for fun." j
Brooking,, Oregon
I VaajMsaF JM TOP Of MliUf
the HOME
CAPE COD
COTTAGE HARMONY
The color suggestions for thl
house, all of which can be car
ried out In prepared paint, were
made by Royal B. Wills, dis
tinguished Boston architect. He
ad viae that the body of the
house be done in deep ivory and
outside white paint, the shutters
In Holland blue and the roof In
brown shingle stain.
of experience, are chemically cor
rect and can be depended on to de
liver a uniform result of the high
est quality. In. season and out, the
borne must withstand the weather
and the sun. The best, the most
scientific, the kinds that have been
pretested, are the kinds or paints
tbe modern architect Insists upon-
Evergreens
with little setbnek' up to the time
when new shoots ore starting, and
even " inter hy experienced plant
'ers, though It is sometimes neces
sary to pinch of .part of the new
Hhnot's which otherwise might
wilt.
' Evergreens should be dug with
a' linll of earth about the rootH,
anil lilts' earth should be kept well
moistened throughout shipping
ami pluming and after pluming.
The shorter the time between dig
ging 'nnd planting, the better. If
It Is not convenient to witter fre
uuently after" planting, a mulch
of boy or straw will retard drying
out and lessen the nmount of wat
er required.
BUSINESS WOMEN TO
" l SAIL. FOR GENEVA
I WASHINflTON W Miss Chas.
O. Williams, education chairman
of the National Federation of
business and professional women's
clubs, will lead the "Geneva spe
cial" to Switzerland August, 24.
25 nnd 20 for the International
conference of business nnd profes
sional women.
The women will sail August 1
on the Olympic. Prior to their
departure two good will tours of
business and professional women
will start for Europe to visit 13
countries there. Eighty-eight wo
men are enrolled for these trips.
Barrio's Schoolmate Dies.
James decides, schoolmate and
lifelong friend of Sir James Barrio,
died recently at Dumfries, Scotland.
The two attended Dumfries acad
emy and Edinburgh university to
gether, and their friendship con
tinued until the end. Oeddes act
ed as host to Sir James when the
author went to Dumfries a few
years ago to receive the freedom
of the burgh. Oeddes wns an at
torney. M 1 LA N, Italy. July 12 .VP)
lieslden an t levntor to take slt;ht
seers to the belfry, the great Goth
ic3 cathedral of Milan now has nn
automatic telephone system for
public use.
COUNT
THE
MAIL TRIBUNE
YELLOW
BOXES
ON COUNTRY ROADS
AND HIGHWAYS
It's A Good Way
To Check Country Circulation
Menus for
July and August
Simple lo prepare, easy to
serve, and good to eat," Is what
Inez 8. Wilson, home economist,
says about the hot weather menus
given below. '
Menu 1
Tomato Stuffed with Venl Salad
Brown Bread Sandwiches
Berry Mousse , . Cookies
lce'd Ten'
Menu 2 i
Broiled Meat Cukes, drilled Egg
Plant
Creamed Potatoes
' Fresh 'Fruit Salad
Iced Chocoluto
.Menu 3
Hnm Omelet Fresh Slewed
Tomatoes
Cucumber and Watercress Salad
Raspberry Shortcake
Coffee
Menu 4
Chilled Melon Balls
Cold Cuts Potato Salad
Pickled Beets .
Ice Crenm Cherry Sauce
Hot Coffee or Tea
Menu 5
Baked Stuffed Pork Tenderloin
Creamed New Potatoes
Buttered Peas
Fresh Pineapple and Cheese Salod
Oreen Apple 1'le
Coffee
Menu a
Rrnlled Uimb Chops
Parsley Potatoes
Corn Fried with flreen Peppers
Combination Vegetable Salad
Chocolate Ice Cream
Iced Tea
Menu 7
. Iced Consomme
Ham Mousse Hcalloped Potatoes
Spinach Willi Onion Sauce
Cabbage and Pineapple Salad
Peaches Cream
Beverage
' Menu 8
Broiled Sausages
Broiled Lamb Chop
. Fried Pineapple Slice
. drilled Potnto with Cheese
Tomato Salad .
Orape Ice Coffee
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Funeral hy Motorbout.
For the first time In many years
a funeral was held recently on
Inchcallloch, In booh Lomond.
Scotland, better known as the
"hnrvlni? Island." It wns that of
'.lames McFarlane of Loch Sloy,
who wns employed all his lire on
the Montrost estate at Urymen. The
coffin was taken from the main
land by motorhont, and tho 100
mourners were conveyed In moinr
boats and small boats.
Chance for Suntan
This low-lmt'ked sixirts dress Is
of figure cotton fabric, with white
Murf nroiiml waist.
i- -Iel j
Brides Study to Avoid
TIm modern bride may avoid back-break inpf Jobs such aft dusting
down walls hy bund (left). New devices enable her ti do the same
Job In much less tlme( rlbbt).
NEW YORK VP) Blue Monday,
Black Frlduy and a good shade of
other housekeeping horrors are
things of the past, say 125 New
York brides-to-be who expect soon
to become homemakers.
They have reached thnt decision
after completing a housekeeping
course nt the home making center
of the New York State Federation
of Women's clubs.
These brides-to-be have flooded
the center with letter telling how
their fear of housekeeping duties
has been bnnlshed.
The bride of lit HO has learned
that she can budget her time In
the home ns efficiently as she has
been doing It in the office.
And, aided by Innumerable me
chanical devices now at her dis
posal, she can reduce that budget
MANNISH SUITINGS
ON STYLE HORIZON
PARIS, June 28 IIP) Mannish
sultitiK. smooth finished, as op
posed to roUKh finished tweeds; are
fighting it out with homespuns and
mixtures for supremacy In autumn
tailored fashions.
The newer suitings hnve a slight
ascendancy over tweed for short
coated tailored suits. For the three
quarter coated suits and they
will be many for autumn the
Tru-Illu Steamed Fruit
Pudding
2 cups ground Tru-Iilu Honey
Graham crackers.' cup flour, H
teaspoon cinnamon, H teaspoon
cloves. H teaspoon nutmeg, 1 cup
sugar, 1 cup thick sour milk or
buttermilk, 1 teaspoon soda, cup
molasses, 1 cup seeded raisins.
Mix the first six Ingredients. Add
sour milk to which soda has been
added. Then the molasses and rais
ins. Turn Into greased pudding
mold nnd steam 24 hours. Serves
eight.
MUNICH. July U (A) Art
treasures covering a thousand
years of church history ore shown
In an exhibition recently opened
here. The oldest speclman Is a
bishop's crest of the sixth rentnry.
GRAY HAIR AND SCALP TROUBLES
EASY TO GET RID OF SHE SAYS
New York User Of Amazing
New Tonic For Scalp
And Hair Praises
It To The Sky.
TREATMENT AT HOME
RESULTS WONDERFUL
' A f W ..... ...m t 1 . . a
-.-- - i uruun 10 sui
ter with eczema of tha scalp, then
nnanjr mjr nair be
gan losing its nalural raw nJ
turning gray. In October of 1928
wira anoui mis wonderful Leas
Hair Tfinle m.!. A c.il
- y- 1 Mvwn ouuin ana
"S , "J" wor.derful
,. uu. ..17 scaip stopped
ilrning, the dandruff disappeared
Jm '"I.,1"1'1' "mcglossjr and
full of life and really results were
so perfectly satisfactory I enclose
a photo to prove how even colored
and beautiful my hair has become."
enthusiastically writes Mrs. Gisrlla
Hepassy. Housewife. 57b Second
Ae, New ork City. '
-" tourists mere
TJi Tus.nd,
Old Household Drudgery
from the 12 hours a day that her
mother spent to four for herself.
JU other's wilting efforts over a
gas range have changed to brisk
manipulations over modern cook
ers, and grills. Her scouring of
knives, beating of eggs with a
fork, dusting of ceilings via step
hulder and broom all have been
simplified.
Blue Monday's cloud Is dissi
pated largely through the use of
machinr for washing clothes, and
their manipulator wears about
one-third the clothes with which
her mother was burdened.
Among the brides-to-be, who.
testified they felt no fear of tho
housekeeping duties they expect
to assume, are n young lawyer, a
secretary and a teacher, all of
whom expect to continue their
Jolmnfter marriage.
Ataooiated rreas Pftofo
The first woman deputy aherlff
In the history of Cache county,
Utah. Is Jewell 8. Allen.
eXDCrt treatment ti4 nn, at all
like the horrid old-time prepara
tions. A big plant makes it now
anH is introducing it in this city
no Ticinuy. wa s Hair Tonic la
a dear, nloua.nr liM..:j .kLj
to the scalp with finger tips. Efen
experts cannot detect its use, the
daily change back to youthful color
is so gradual, and of course it hae
no-unpleasant odor and doesn't
".in. rssuaious men and women
are deli.hted with It. If the read
er desires to try Ia's on positive
ffuarantiM. nf Jti.i.r..i i
money back, get a bottle of drug
s'"., ii ne nasn t It yet ask mm
to order of his jobber, or yon may
send dollar bill to Lea Tonie Co,
Brentwood. Md, and bottle will b
rriurn mail in
r.ciur m even th