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iC0urtship-N0r Should Any Man Find Peachblow Complexion of Youth More Alluring Than Wife’s Cheeks Ruined Over Family Cookstove

Remodel your dress by giving it a new monk collar as illustration "A." It's delightfully smart and young. Maine it of white or toning bengaline silk or satin.

“ "—A sturming tailored Jabot collar of white silk pique, bengaline

Oh, the st rrlng and rough and im- that have had fish or onions on ful condition, for if it becomes too

prtuous sf"ilu— them will remove all taint. hot and dry your buds may blast, The sills of thc hem lhfll dws- —————————— ‘resulting in a. failure. It is well to That keeps to llS crccd and gives ll NTS FOR THE HOME COOK notlce that, living 1131131551 are a

no hccd criterion of a healthy atmosphere, T0 lhc Y-CP-h’ 11W m‘ "m “"““'5! and indicate conditions in your home which might affect your

l: pound of sausage with

l cup of bread or cracker crulnbs. Add

"I cup of milk and

1 tablespoon of chopped onion and 1 maspoon salt and

‘.2 teaspoon pepper and

Tissue paper dipped in milk, tied over jam while the Jam is hot, will

, . ,. . v; , . . . m a . . 9 _ _ b t“ ——-—-—- or satin, studded with rhinestone Th“ F“ L ‘in: Jun“ “h n o d‘? and b“ Sh“ m“ parchm m‘ health u not colrecmd’ lit/lg; ‘trill flleeingredients are thor- We hear a great deal about the dislllusions of matrimony. Wives I-buttons. °° ‘s "‘ ' The" a" many vallems °‘ m" - om lain that their husbands no longer keep up after marrlase the delicate 1 "c" and "n" are two new sleeves . , h .- t d ram m; 35g‘ 311cm; , 1, . . hi lxed mold into a loaf and 0 P m“ m“ n ‘° M mun an s “E235 5 BELT: 0w C1551. the P5P" “m” Wlymlmus illagceyinma baking pan, Put into a attentions they showed them before marriage. Husbands complain that for your choice allowing smart use

being the most popular for decor- ative purposes ln the house. It thrives in winter, and is one of the easiest. of all indoor plants to grow-

illelr wives lose their looks and get frumpy and of shirrlng, now so modish. fat and careless about their dress at home, and whereas before marriage butter would not have melted in their mouths, after marriage the things they say would bllstor a sheet of as- bestos. .

rather hot oven uncovered until the loaf is brown. Then add 1 cull of l water and cover and finish baking. About 1 hour in all. '

And finds no tolling or travelling

Jill,’ For 1hr who o: the good it bears. -S\vceney.

Tho youthful beret illustration “F” is woolen fabric with matching gloves “E." It's sportlve in vivid rad or vivid gnen for spectator sports.

Style N0. 863 Ll deslgmd III sizes

Here are some of the secrets of ‘the season's Paris fasirdns.

Spozis blouses will be laced in; v _ 1 front with gaily colored silk cordslson‘ “eh sand’ Wam and pebb es’

Ruches will mom both theiO!‘ fibre can be used for support

< . 1mg. h . _ and nourishment. If you are p Zoprullgers and skirts of low necked ‘ mg them m earth, it might be wen

Shoe heels will be much iowerfm Se" ‘hem away to make root's than H," bflom tilrst, but if you use One 0f tho

wide leather b?!“ with wavyloihci" mediums this ls not 1I€c0S-: edBixlBs will be worn with woollen “'5'- They should not be‘ permnwd. mwme; the full light when first set out, because light tends to Promote too NEW frapid :1 growth when the making‘ 10f rools during this early period is {far more important. When the

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SANDWICH LOAF

“Before we were married," sighs a dis- gruntled lady, "my husband never came to sec SmML medium “d 1""- me without bringing me flowers or a. box of! see mtwm “Wm!” m’ “mww candy If lie should bring me home a. single ' "°q““em°m"' rose now or a nickcls worth of gumdrops, I should fall dead with surprise." mic‘ o! PATrmN 15 "m. m stamps or coin (coin is preferred.) Wrap coin carefully.

l loaf sandwich bread

l cup grated carrots _

1 cup shredded cclcry and lcttucc, mayonnaise

u pound cream cheese

i, pound snappy cream cheese

Seasonings

Salmon is desired

Remove crust from bread and slice lengthwise in thirds. Place one

Nciv pcl'll'.llliciil, waving inven- TOPS mzlkr you want to go right >ut ullti buv ll new fall wavr-

lt uwd to tnkc a great deal of Llllll‘ lo find a reliable operator who really knew how to wind hair, But - » ""1 "°“'“d'-“'-‘- cnalvusr DISOOVERS .' ‘The whole process of gutting a GLAND EXTRACT > ' - permanent \\'ZiV(‘ has become simple

"Before we were married," says another peeved wife, “if there had been earthquakes and cyclones and revolutions and scandals in high life with headlines a foot high in the newspapers tolling about them, my hus- band would barely have glanced at them. Now he sits up with a. paper

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Kamm of Deroit,

AKRON, 0. Nov. 8-Dr. Olvicr‘ yesterday des- '

roots arc well developed, then! bring tllc plant out into the direct

slice of bread on platter and spread with mayonnaise. Cover this with

glued in his hand every minute he is in the house, and when I try to talk to him he Just grunts by vvay of reply."

Name

orator who wll. stay in the room mbed t9 a gathering of chenlists light and you will have a beautiful second slice of bread and spread

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"Before we were married," laments another wife, “my husband was

v . . . -- 1y 3' ‘ h l d l tt moistened Kriggvlfu Ooddmilq: Otfhiai, 13122:“ a "WW dlswvervd Khllld Extract bmmm" . 311th saiglgfise ecoli: with third always paying me compliments and telling me that I was his ideal of . . . . . », “We'd ‘beams, Q‘ Operazér M,’ the whim he “d “mud make it W55‘; There arc other varieties of the sum Mash cream cheese. press yak womanly perfections and a saint and an angel and a living picture and Bfl-get Addy-g“ ~ l m; m" ‘,,',,.,,,,, m {he 619cm. me for any ‘nether _ m normal ~ living-room, or cluster-flowered low cheese through sieve m. grate it so on. Now if I want a compliment from him I have to extract it with . _ cmm . R health to nurse her bablrs at the mmlsksus which are as easily grown and mix with cream to make a a corkscrew’ with more expenditure of time and labor than it is worthy .. . -- p breast. .' . - 1 h ‘u; t City “tat! Gray lulzr dotsnt {like kindly to “I dorm “m” to my from this the paper white. The Chinese‘ Spreadmg cunsistency, Season Mm is thAILitZItIIileiei-‘gaii frsaalnlds Zhglslgiéetd Obgfllfilflllaitmliimgfilyfli-‘Tllgt Egnvoiwevgiy Hill: ~ . pcnnalr n1. waws unless extra mutton“? he said “that fathers hly l5 Olle 0f lllese- 1t l5, bewllllng‘ salt and paprika. Spread on the ‘ i m“

knows him and feels as if a strange bridegroom had, somehow, been run; in on her at the altar. For assuredly she never picked out this unscnti-

_ _ _ ’ ulnard’: Llnlmont removes stains. rat-hm! til-trillion is avcorticd it. A Wm be nurshg their babies‘ but it lllllrfl Pflllllllll elf-‘TY sear. (‘hlefly outside n; you would ice a layer -

>». umwmmwmmrmoomroM:mdhrmhm“r@“wkmmrhhhmmwmmmumowmhhmcnwmnmwmmmmnmomma K ‘N Hpf"h‘v_ “W1 WW mp “my pcssiblrtv." ' d" 5""? 0" "l P g- o! he). d“; as we do any other blessing. We are not forever exclaiming over the l S?” Mn ' “gm f‘ “w” filming D1" Khml" "W" hi5 "lllwullft" i t Among the others, trumpets are] _ The explanation is simple enough. Matrimony is not courtship. It 5"" T151"! QVBYY mflrnlllg or our good health or our prosperity. It is only f vélgow “ ‘ ' "m" hem" m“ Oh1°"‘7*°h1?a“ the easiest to grow. and there is is the plain bread and meat and mashed potatoes of life, not the flubdub “hm it r51“ °" W9 "9 51°!‘ m‘ w“ 1°59 our mm” that W“ becm" WW

_ ‘ tichemical Scclety and described the no was _on” W“ uyfmi“ ppnianen kdscovefl’ as "sensat‘0nai"- l-fe send “m? w, iub m! m“ “u” Sear’ 0c‘ - a report of exhaustive expcrimenhs 5510M j_*i__ I with 50 mothels in a’ large hospital the hot, dry atmosphere‘ The 01d ‘ v Y ‘ lwould be printed soon by the Am—, _ _ .

0c1()( _\\f"_\\ G309); 1",. _ Emperor flts into this category. gz-rlcan Chemical Society and prc-[Also the Km Alfred which f

dicted the development of the cx-‘ ' g ’ 0 '

on for any one failing to have daffodils in his front window if he will follow the rule against

A Masn‘. ‘ whmpedfcream dessert." when a ma“ 1-0115 up ms sleeves and goes w i and rend the heavens with our complaints.

work to support a woman he is metamorphosed from a hero of romance I Men are equally unreasonabl in expecting their wives to keep up after into the family provider and his symbol is no longer a fairy prince, but marriage all the allure and romance that they possessed before marriage

“we shall reside at the 01d ' a cash register. i The man who complains that his wife has lost her beauty and that 4

Manse’. Said the bflda And the re- The woman who wails that her husband is not always bringing her she no longer looks like the lady-love he married forgets that she burned Dorm. wrote. "when they return ‘flowers and showering theatre tickets on her and taking her to places l out her complexion standing over the cook stove for him; that walkingtba

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tract will be of tremendous d m , m portance" in the treattment of ma- ours an m ‘e garden“ A“ o!

. tentimes can be grown better ln-l from their honeymoon, the newly- °f “lflusemellt B5 he did m m‘? “Y5 °f cmm-‘hlp- 131m!“ the ‘act that l ' -weds Wm live with the brldeis he didn't at that halcyon period have to stand for her board bill and around her ey

babies with the colic that he might have unbroken sleep put wrlnh: I es and that the reasontwhy her hands are not soft ant

u; 1m- m mymn bridegroom ' t 1 a those bulbs are hardy creatures, father," Sllvilplnz ticket. _ white and lkissable is because aha has made cornls on them toiling for him. l , . ., . m" Y “*5- , » In all good truth, a becfswak is just as sincere a token of affection as And the very man whose esthetic sense is shocked by his wife's sp- i l" “ o" l “dd "B" "A sin le injection of the gland “My m b1°°m w“h°‘"- ‘my °°d‘ '

g A tun»: . . .~ Ltcd crowd ga- tr mugm K m aid “Wm t“ _<11mg 1g they are only kept m a “Be cal-mu with me (ml-m- m- as a bunch of violets. _ p pearing at breakfast in asoiled kimonoisthe last man who would wantto = = Chm,‘ U, ,,,,. m, ,,,,,,p1,._M,-_ wi]_ lexugw- the "lwaalm i“; o! "Kim g mo, SDOL select ‘he coolest room mono“, Manuela. we are having The woman who knows that. her husband ls bringing home every dol- pay the price of pink silk and lacs negligees. Before marriage, when | . Ham BtwAHT,‘ yd mgh,_\,_two_ and i :5 and provide 5mm of mm‘ m the house for them: it Wm be, guests? lar he earns and strainmg every nerve to kccp his family comfortable is woman has nothing to do but to cultivate per looks and plenty of monfl

Ell-s, Bcllu lihioll, aged sventy-

sufficient to feed her child and the

flow will continue as long as thc

.__._____.___ child is nursed."

USEFUL INRINKLES

Dr. Kamm said the extract had

been injected in any number of an-

Whcn sewing buttons on clothes’ imals, particularly rabbits and cats.

(particularly men's garments) place a nlxltch Lwtuacen thc button and the cloth. A good base for .l'lfldllli,' the thrc-l round will be ‘tcft after wnhtllvnvilig the match- Wllcn alflili,’ _\<.ilr mattress lift lhc centre up lo ionn an arcll- This

will give it 2i thorough airing. Whole cloves sprinkled through

a trunk will keep out moths.

glands of the health," he said it had betn found, poctlcus must have a cool green-

dornlant lacteai mole are in good

“Providing the

‘anywhere from~24~to 48~hours af-

ter the injection the tcm cat nurs- ed kittens." '

Millard’: Llniment for Colds.

Use wooden pulleys for your rlothcs line. Them are noiseless- Old rilbbcr lliitjltilti‘ Lotllcs that

Joanna's tea was a huge success] She had been fortunate enough to) gct just the right peoplc. Bonnicctti ivas her lion and he roared with flattering eagerness.

Blood Test Led Run-Down Girl To

While the exquisite strains of his

well worth your ivllile.

There are others besides the. trumpets {and tllc polymlthus which can bc grown inside, although more perfect conditions ‘are necessary. The flat cups and Iiecdsil, for in- stance, lnust be carefully handled to prevent tllcir blasting, and the

chouse to be raised with assurance. Choose the easier varieties, sct thcm out it week aimrt, and you

will have a house full of blossoms all winter through.

No need to

"Very well, madam. Arc they guests you want to come again or do you want them not to?"

worry about the soil if the drain- age is adequate, and there arc no fertilizers necessary except a tea- spoon of boncmcal in a five-inch pot. A moist atmosphere is essen- tial, however, and oftentimes an open pan of water sitting beside your pots will be precaution enough against any undue dryness-

"I wish I had some parlor tricks." be surrounded all

an ingrate of contrast the boiled turnips of matrimony with the chocolate creams of courtship or to complain that her husband no longer lays poetic offerings at her shrine as he used to do.

The wife who considers the daily paper a barolnetci‘ of her husband's waning affection and who fancies herself neglected because her John reads the paper in her presence after marriage when he never did so before, is equally unreasonable. She forgets that John has no other place in which to read his paper now except when he is with llcr.

When he saw hcr only two or thrc times a wcck, or perhaps for a little wliilc cvcry day. he had leisurcclscwhere in~which<to read. He reads at holnc now because that is whcrc lie lives and where he has the right to expect to do what lie pleases.

As for the woman who feels herself a poor, ilnappreciated creature be- cause her husband no longer delugcs her with flattery after marriage, let her console herself with the thought that her husband is not unmindful

the mm out to disappointment. I can tcll you in!

many outward obaervances.

with which to doll herself up, it is easy enough for her always to present a pleasing appearance to the man who is courting her. But it is adiffsr- ent story when she has to squeeze the pennies and nurse sick children and do her own housework.

Because husbands and wives are different before and after marriage

is no sign that they are-failures ashusbands and wives. The really and truly mated couple can take a lot of things for granted and do without Such a man doesn't have to bring his wifa home flowers to prove that he remembers her. Nor does such a wife fear to loseliéimusbands love by letting him see her when she hasn't on all of her warpaint.

Heaven help those husbands and wives who have to be always polite

said Barstowe in a low voice, as he there, but there's just a chance that lldvllllcv!" 11111811611 Cllllby- “It's all, assisted her with the ton-brewing. I can disperse some

of the less

"Women always fall for these long- husky chaps-J‘

tranced. And the great violinist himself was happy. For did 110l- tllfl

l l ' llorllla who had toilched d0 when he finds himself completely Somchm” I had QXPECWd OFlElIllIlitY Me m“ gen‘ m‘ the 1mm)". ‘We y 5'5 ' ‘ ouLd-stanccd by some om. else m a in you. Life is disappointing. isn't, it?"

his susceptible heart on tllc first occasion when he saw her. Smile

' upon hiln graciously and pay rapt

attention to his art, even though

frankly; “but what can a pool- chflp torn as all other New York nlen?

race for a certain lady's fll-l-OIIUOHT’, “He might perhaps-try again?‘

His chin squared.

to this hotel. I don't like my present abode. They threaten not to let mc

I l ‘ can to to make ll date with hel f keep my darling dog. Fancy! May I

those days-and Jcanncs a sort of

cake to the Poke.

plainly as words: "I might as well."

Jeanne knew that he took a rel- uctant departure, disappointed in his hope that he could outstay her other guests, and she rejoiced in- wardly at the knowledge.

iu summon lnc and I will appear

'l‘llc other guests began to show l symptoms of tlcpariurc. All, that ls, except Adele Parkinson. She en-

suggestcd Jeanne demurcly.

"You want somc original methods, i 500"‘: d 1m“ I m we mos‘ 90mm"

(To be Continued.»

A Sure‘ Remedy

fiayllng that sile lacked pup and didn't feel ilkc working, u pdlf.‘ young OIHCU-tvilfkél‘ recently her blood tested by a physician. ’l‘his tcst indicntird an anaemic condition, as tllc htiemog-i lobln coilicnt of tllc girl's blood was only 00W, instead 0f 90% to 95%‘ which is llorlllul fol" n woman, and hi-r red blood curpusclcs count was only 3,700,000, instead of a normal’

rcpmablc l great virtuoso. Those with adjoining

violin floated through the corridorif ‘ oi the fifteenth floor, passing hotel; ‘ guests lingering frankly outside the:

door of Joanna's suite asked one an- tother who its occupant might be, capable of securing the talent of the

rooms left their windows open to admit the melodies that swayed

one of tllc handsomest and mast eligible young men in New York hung over her with flattering pcr- sistcncc?

marrow?"

She shook her head.

“I am having tea with the Bar- clay's tomorrow."

He looked disappointed,

“Friday then?"

Again she smiled hcr refusal.

"The Forbes are having a house- warming for their new plucc in thc country."

"Jove! I'm playing in tough luck!" l he muttered.

'I‘ruth to tcll, Jcannels absorption in Bonniccttis music was more siudlctl than SDOIILGXICOUS. She was fond of music; some day when i-hB problem of her future was solved to her satisfaction, she promised her- self flll orgy of thc arts which cir- cumstallces and poverty had denied

"Are you by any]

' “May I?" he asked eagerly‘ “Tm ‘do you? M1 right’ give me the ‘ able chair ill tile room and swung

chance and I'll show you."

She shrugged lightly and tilrlicd to give Adele Parkinson more tea. "It will take so long to counteract thc impression you've already given that I doubt if oithcr of us will have sufficient interest remaining to con- ,tlnuc the experiment," shc inur- murcd. "You may bc speaking for your- self, but please allow me to be the

l llcr sllppcrcd fcct onto .. ‘out-stool,

"I'm going to sixty iU.‘ u sit and chat with ivliss Dare, about coming LIMEWASHING KEEPS

WESTMINSTER, FRESH

LONDON, Nov. B-Various works. of cleaning and llmewashing now in progress at Westminster Abbey belong to a policy which began 21 years ago, when in 1906 the late W. R. Lethaby was appointed sur- veyor of the fabric. He had advo-