The , , EWSY i _ . . 1 . <~__ -r _ 2.30 -7.00-8.l5 o. 3.1. 1 N ' . . . _ .. -' 5P1 01- ~ A 0 W FLA YING £1 ] 15h: W186 bwd says. DON'T TAKE CHANCES_BUY REGAL» ‘ "NICK CRTl-IR i NATURE ‘i l“ A " t _._ Q -— Bill L -- Cordell Hickman y _ |§ Reign fielillar-Rlehard Lane 1 N0 1 Y "m Walter PIDGEDN ~ Rita JOHNSON ‘ B 5mm l, Thompson uzunv lluu. . suutzv c. IIDGES H " ' " y '1 DONALD IIEEK - ADDISON RICHARDS o+vvoooo~¢4oovovv++v+§+ mi) ‘ m“ THE UMBRELLA PLANT I}. \ i; lllltilill ~ MON TUES WED at l .“'°liint‘él°ir ' ' ' . 9'00 veiyy unusuul shape and Kfoiiini eele.">;.*ar trustee. . p an at» o U? 0 I‘ Quay Ilrpgk “in ' - . . Kl This unique member of our 8911218 L“ mi) " ﬂgwer acquaintances grows 111 ti" " 4'“ latches on the grassy hillsides and m,“ ‘ 1 i‘ w v A e i ivcodland lawns. At. the first 5181166 (i {j 4 Harfint ﬂan-in role linen GWTWI f l ngmsegmigttzizllxlgariiltm .. - . ' n JEFFREY LYNN J‘ .from?zitstrszrshsxlt. 1L. , i‘ ‘ tached to their ends. The Ivfan- l,“ F ' .1, drake supports its leaves from little L“, u 1 ~ . c green unlbrellns and completely root _ the plant over. Hence thc apt name

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i A leadirg milllnery creator says: ,"l will show no hat without a _‘ back." And it should prove welcome news to women to be assured that “Ali's right wllh the fall hats - ‘ \'re the kind yoll will feel Hon your heads." —.\iuch ingenuity as ‘been introduced to achieve this l idea, for lt is not. just a crown or brlln built down to grip the head. Often the back treatment acts as a llPFOlIlilOll, as well as a covering.

models, inspired by South American Indian headresses, make use of the draped scarf idea, arranged like the old coat of mall falling below helmets.

With so such emphasis upon black shecrs for summer dining. Londoil and New York creators are sponsoring velvet, used alone or in combination, with another material for" hats. The widc- brimmcd hat, entirely of velvet. or faced with it, has long been recognized as a very flattering fashion. and one which effects an excellent complement to the black sheer.

But. other styles may be develop- ed in velvet for this purpose — specifically, the new Schiaparalli cap set back on the head with the l forward movement of flolvers or os- itrich tips which rest on the fore- lhead. Black is “most likely to suc- ,cecd". but the introduction of the ' soft Persian colorings or the strong Nfcxican tones now in the news be- cause of the art exhibits in New York are also good.

The art of working papeskin has reached such a degree of perfec- tion in milllneryt that it practically doubles for the mcst supple of fab- rics. As it looks now, its potential- ities from the fashion angle will be fully recognized for autumn. Cape-

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"Umbrella" plant. If the plant is

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one stalk and leaf. But when Na-

l ture intends the Mandrake to bear ‘flower and fruit, the stalk divides _llntn two, supporting a palr 0f ‘these umbrella-like leaves. At the ‘junction of the stalks there grows

out a flower on a short curved stem.

This flower itself is unique. It has several large full rounded pet- als and a number of yellow sta- mens like most othcr flowers, but instead of the delicate texture we find in many plants, the Miln- clrake flowers are still and waxy alld break very easily when handl- ed. Tilere is practically no perfume.

So overshadowed is this large white flower by its two umbrella- llke leaves that as we look down on tllc plants iroln higher up the hillside we see only a patch of green. But ii we are able to look up into the patch a number c»! large white flowers 111w view. It is as though ing down into the rainy day and snw host of black ulnbrel but as we walk along we find that each um- brella has a face under it.

As the season goes on the flow- er blooms and fades, and the leaves once so fresh anti green begin to

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ripened into large yellow pods and full of luscious pulp. strangely en- ough, the leaves and, the roots of the Mandrake are said to be poison and yet this pulp is delicious eat- ing. We boys used to think it a great treat. but then. srhool-bovs will cat things avoided by wiser people, -sour green apples for ex- ample. But even as boys we did not know all the plant's delightful secret. It was years after that I learned from a naturalist friend that a splendid jelly could be made of this same hiandrake pod. It is always a pleasant surprise to learn some ncvlv seclct in Woodcraft. We tried making hiandrake Jelly and put down several jars and often had guests praise the desert at the table when they dzd not. really know what they tverc eating was the yellow pod of the plant they knew well in the woods.

So, next time you see a patch of little green umbrellas with their white waxy flowers growing in the woods. mark the spot and come a- gain on Labor Day holiday and gather the harvest of yellow pods so you can put down your winter's supply of Mandrake Jelly, and you will find is at good as any Jelly you can buy any place,

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slice medium sized cucumbers, leave mnall ones whole, or cut in

ve etables and barely cover with

1-2 cup diced oelery

pepper I tablespoons butter

tree cricket. From the orchard comes a clear

and again it sounds trembling on

ters of the night. With these senses

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with their natural cavities. will

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“m. we, man-made house for a nesting site I . ‘ _ 9h I -,__ hnded on m. dizziness _' “ﬁrm?” ucsmc- 31g $15133 Qgdwslglltknguielil Eggs; l-Zoocirlgdwhg kemal 00m or get ‘ti? b? xlftiflcéo cbeirclilurti ttiigagleky obntbusgrarsrgzblngeraggugrlén “d a home {or m5 “we owlpts exclaimed the visitor. fbﬁqtiﬁbnyetlxf Rlrlggugs 1 Unlfef lallst- cook m “me ware, 1 cup cooggd and diced “not. glimpse of this strange songster k“ halL-mdden m mi; grass‘ Elm Iln surpl that such a smart States Secretary of s: e Robs.

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until vegetables are tender but not soft. Five minutes of boiling should be adequate. Drain thor- oughly. Mix sugar, ﬂour, mustard

and turmeric and add vinegar

3 egg yolks. beaten

3 egg whites, stlffly beaten

Method: Add the quick-cooking tapioca. salt, pepper and celery to the scalded milk in the top part of

and get a surprise. A short stout little form is seen silhouetted a- gainst the dull evening sky. As it turned its head two "horns" ap- pear, and we know at once that a

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,bine the sugar and water and boil for 5 minutes. Add the washed and stemmed grapes to the syrup Tlhfi again brim: to a boil. Pack the

‘grapes into hot sterlized Jars and

; cover to overflntvillg with the syrup.

, . .. . t . scnl tightlyl nt once. When the

1J1“ ‘RIC ‘HTS are cold, invert them to test!

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