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PACK l_.‘-|PTON'S NOODLE SOU IN HIS LUNCH‘ KIT

NEW YORK —Under well-tailor- “'°"“- “mm” M“ "t ed jackets of dinner suits are blous- es daintily made. There is fine

tucking and discreetly used em- broidery. Gillets that are

under daytime jackets are bright in color._ _ _ _

useful to me?" A good

uer-y on any number of dresses.

fabric-saving measures

Make his lunch more nourishing, ‘designers t0 Bu‘ 51111115 ng.

invigorgting and appctizing with Liprons Noodle Soup Mix. This delicious Lipton product takes minimum space in his lunch kit. lslc an cook it in seven minutes. And every day he can enjoy n deli- cately seasoned soup with oodles of delicious noodles and toasted onionsmand with a chicken-y fla- vour that heats even the finest old- ‘ “' ’ slow-simmered soups.

depression caused by a kitchen sim- ply full of dirty dishes.

VARIETY IS THEME 0F MILLINERY COLLECTIONS

i NEW YORK -'l'hey're gay with- out being ga-ga, they're small and smart and lire-eminently wearable. That's the fall hat story in a few words. but it takes more. words to do Justice to the incredibly beauti- ful creations milliners have turned out this season.

Each top-flight designer has dc- veloped her own original ideas and were is no one silhouette, no out- standing color, that will be the fashion- variety is the theme for the collections. Every woman can find a, hat for her type oi face, a style for each suit or dress.

The dipped down in front idea is seen more often than any other sil- houette. Scme of these hats are very small indeed and seem to be perched forward at a precarious angle, but in reality they are an- chored to the head by a shield that is part of the hat.

NEW YORK -Accesories Lily Daches answerio the need rapid and economical w transformations,

full of them

Rmumbrr, Mere’: rm J/wrldgl n/Ibi: alums Lipton product. P-lrfi lJ/Ilnn’: NMJ a Soup Mix Rgulnrly in bi: lunrb HA

“They can live in , and make 20 for themselves with hat; :- they buy war bonds with IE8

Among her ‘chameleorr’ ies she includes unbassad

A A PRO UCT or

AA-II The Pac ers of

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lace of gold kid; lows knots fur and Jewels, and s terflies embroidered on black sian lamb; detachable

1-2 cup salt in enough boiling water, to cover the cucumbers and onions. B await green peppers. ‘Let the cucumbers and onions stand in the salt water overnight. Drain them in the morning and add the peppers and cauliflower broken into flower- bes, and 1 quart full-strength vine- Bar and 1 quart water Cook the vegetables in the vinegar and water for i0 minutes. Then make a pasta as follows: mix 2 cups brown sugar, 1 0ND flour, 1-4 cup dry mustard, 1 tablupoon turmeric then add 2 cups cold water and stir to make a. paste. stir into the boiling vege- tables until thick, then pack in

gold embroider-lea — these to

While pompadour hats are not ihe big news that they were last season, they are still shown, and there are a few designed to be worn either behind the pompadour. or tilted forward covering it. The "half pompadour" or the hat that comes down over one eye and exposes "half of the pompadczlr" is anozher becoming style.

HATS AND SUITS ARE FUR- TRIDIMED

reaching decoratively across

oi a child's mittens

(Cuowcflow) Not to be overlooked either

One peck green tomatoes, u lbs. Wlbbflge. B sweet red peppers, 6 onions, 1 cup salt, (i pints vmegar, 2-3 cup sugar, 1-2 lb. mustard seed, 9 tablespoons celery seed, 1 table- spoon ground horseradish. Chop and mix tomatoes, cabbagv. sweet fed ‘and green peppers, and onion

colored satin perky bows

Berets are more than little tame. They have line and color and pro- portion to the face and the figure. That is exactly what a hat should have if it is to be any part of real flattery to a woman. And what other reason for u hat than some- thing interestlng, bright, appropriate

In studying the soils, agricu tural scientists note whether a soil i; crumbly, friable. mellow. soft, firm, tough hard com- l t, cemented, plas or hrittle

pervious or porous. The friability of soil, that is, its capacity to be easily crumbled into small pieces, has Often a Rreat influence on the

bring to boiling point hot clean jars.

Thiais delicious to flavor and for sarrdwiche

and pack into Seal immediately. with cold meats or extend meat spread s.

rn the study of me llle" history the apple maggot. it has _ that cultivation tends to

emergen ____. QWEPT MUSTARD PICKLE

LivingfdLéisure

out by way of regulations, and few

Although she may no frame the e new ool- | the question in znind.‘ and becoming!

man's lips, negar less of price or vlslb“ ' The answer la "Yes" in 1943 collections because have forced, into design

° sin/im- nooccssorrlusrnovln RAPID CHANGE or COSTUME

and her collection . "Women can make themselves into wartime chameleons ' if they like, very easily," she said- one simple outfit in mm

nccessor- clean shirts an ertal dec- orations, flaming with Jewels and dollar-tern will c either attached to scarlet or straw~ W9)’ "WY ("d W colored satin bands about the neck, or dangling in the crook of a neck-

parkllng ut- 1?..-

bibs and" yukes of glittering cabochon sequins; evening aprons oi black jet and net which cover your basic black dress-

decsitfuliy; sleevelets twinkling with‘ their quota of jewels, sequins, an‘:

drawn up above the elbows and held in place by a. knitted band

b?;k of the shoulders like the tape

puffs of red fox on the back oi each hand and designed for wear with a red fox toque; her aviators helmet, fllched right from the forces, made oi supple black felt lined with curly white lamb; and last and per- haps loveliest her gilets of plug:- a e

sterile hot jar-s nd seal ilnm-di "1 “hmainwlg ilongd “nth! Orr 001:5 with the salt and let an: d 12 ho s. a ~ ' __ , Nwh 8 c u“ e1’ 9 5 m‘ 5 Mix vinegar, sugar, mulstard 525d, amy" _____ comlulpllan‘ Enos mrurfignlflwdmedsfilf fastening to a belt oi slender satin. celery seed and horseradish. Bring Beret; are shaped u, g1E¢gBi-y_ to boiling point. Add the vegetables, consistency of

been round

the number of adults which emetic iron the soil. Frequent rains durin! me period have a like result and also tend w prolong the

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or The inevi cerned. homes and th them to live

they please. instead of h of their sans’ and da opinions oi John's

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seeLng too much of each other.

a" house and a1

In the cases, however that parents must eventual me that they migh amenities of life and

was of her authority in h criticism rather than proffer a word of sugg in-iaw. no matter what blunders

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would stay much in her own room in the automobile whenever they

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ON A DESERT ISLE”

Q The heartbreak of being left

out! Anyone may sufler from it. For anyone—unconsciously— may be guilty of a. fault that freezes friendship-filo."

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before you're dressed!

Do you take chances-when it’s so easy to be sure? Won't you take the daily precaution

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om- FOLK LIVING wrm THEIR cnmnmsn MUST ~~ ALTER HABITS

lems Potentially affects every h Ic and spiritual Ngéenanoe to

. wont in instances. hildrentrouh-l? omes a place of turmoil

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hods of action or anyone m do t-hem di fervently.

o second place in . aughtcrs always seem mere infant; m them, gv n, and they feel they ha

in-law who are al

that good end because they won were young.

‘BOTH PARENTS. CHILDREN CREATE DISCORD

table result is a headach For the children resent their

e rent-s e bitte ly hurt b, th i: with“ them, 51d no orno knows ‘ha: to do

and e and sing: hush

The old proverb of what we] don't - 8W5 nothing makes so much for affection an

s under foot and G nerhonoe n wee is all the difference between pes

about the way she ran it. And so PARENTS CQULD EAQILY RECTIFY SITUATION

sci-Min lik tguliehtl‘ toLeth . o er o aone g er ientimate personal affairs without any third party listening

n: d bedtime in arguing about politics or "-

o lclhliiililechtirl iiv: with their children, they tshogd

A yo; ail canned fruits are rstt.

_ ther, Dad Generation

lo prob in mugs rworld is wh o! . giuvinautbm food and shelve

bealns.

d bb . hlldren d In m“. l” anxious to h

MENTAL JOINTS STIFFEN IN OLD FOLK!

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the lack of money makes it inevitable

ly live with their children. i-t has always seem- t prepare themselves for it bv cultivat hemselves easier to get

the

h w she resented ad she might bite her to 01! estion to her daughter or her ill-HS fol‘- she saw them mskins’.

that everv wife an

husband who l0" and able to uss v their

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in. Bo sh? and not always 6min on the 58¢! W" took a ride.

life and activity 0i the adults,

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Jumper. This

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. Jumper; 1 3-4 yds. 8 -in. fabric for the blouse.

Pattern is hand-cut to United States Standard Measurements and includes chart with step by step instructions.

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l liming S A TRUE STORY

Three small boys wen boasting , about their respective fathers. Bill, the son of an autnr. said: "MY father can sit down and write a story 1n a couple of hours and then sell it for ten quid."

Jack, his father a bookie in a smlll way, said .

at the races and: come home with a hundred poun ."

Harold's father is a local parson and Harold said: "Well. father stands up in the pulpit in the church and talks for half an hour and than it takes six men to carry

MAKE NONI! AT IIOIII if you're an excellent seamstnss there are many opportunities h which you can make money. 1f, in addition, you are s beautiful knittor.

the opportunities m even greater. You should be able to find a market for a smart knitted dress or sweater.

There are many things you make with your needle-things you can sell-things that ‘other poo lo are willing to pay money or. Of course, you mun be ex dorsally good st your cular if you have an original flair-so much the better. Sewing isn't the only way to make money at home-there are various ways. For example, i! you have s s1 sandwich, cookie or cake recpa you might be able to develop a minor ‘ ‘ business of your own. Our SZ-psgc booklet is full of suggestions for the home-maker to develop her talents along lines which and in money. Thorn-m also many he! ful hint for these beginning. Wiiut fun your first dollar will bel

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