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Show SWEETNESS A Play Outfit; a Basic Dress something new to waistline in front, r0dawdle need in or to dress up inf ly Although?. years ego ihU summer the to Louisiana from were cane stalks imported of sugar first Java. Today this oldest industry is the foundation for Louisi aiuts agricultural wealth, income amounting to $52,000,000 annually. RIGHT t Luscious stalks of emerald green cane, from 8 to 12 feet high , fall beneath the bloics of a machette. BELOW t Gigantic mounds of cane arise outside the mills during grinding season. IVE JIVNDRED SEVENTY-SI- DEPARTMENT PHOTOGRAPHY ROUS DEVELOPED X YOU figure-lin- give youTT J0?1 e. Here are two new designs, one for play and one for afternoon, that are so smsrt you really should have both. It costs so little, in time and trouble, to make them for yourself, with these simple designs that even beginners can follow with no difficulty. tinguished looking foiled, this dresa fo VaVS Just six steps fa the ditafiJ chart. Make it now of atikT linen or georgette. Later wool, satin or velvet. The Patterns. 1557 Is designed for And of u 18, 18 and 20. Size 14 rS yards w material": yards ot rlcrac braid trL 1482 is designed for size??. 35-in- Simple Embroidery For Luncheon Mats 88. 38, 40, 42 and 44. ni quirea 4 yards of SW4 terial with long sleeves- - 4 of material for By RUTH WYETH SPEARS SAY luncheon mate yet, and more, mate are betimes a day. This used three ing change from the traditional table cloth saves time and laundry; the color and variety of mats add interest to table settings. A set of sheerest organdie Is used with dainty china. The mat shown here is the other extreme. WE 39-in- ch t Success in Sewing, Success in sewing, like in other field, depends upon approach the task in hand help you turn out clothes m2. tonal looking in every detail have a book which plainlTj! forth the simple rules o! hS The beginner dressmaking find every step in making a clearly outlined and HlnitaS within its covers. For ft1? perienced sewer there helpful hints and suggestion? sewing short cuts. Send IS ce (in coins) today for your SUCCESS IN SEWING, abo every home dressmaker win bj of value. Send your order to The Sew he Circle Pattern Dept, 149 Montgomery Ave., San FrancS course you can splurge on some Calif. Patterns 15 cents (inceM really luxury fabrics, when you each. sew your own. Play Suit and Sports Frock. Largest Jewels Thi&new design gives you both! to Wodisks's Book According The play suit has beautifully cut of Precious one Stones, shorts and a nice bodice top with largest and finest emeralds ofknow of sunback. The kind the sunniest to exist belongs to the duka g frock is created merely by fasten- Devonshire, in England; itveigg ing that straight skirt around you, 1,350 carats or nearly nine and the bolero goes with both! and was found in the mines Notice how cleverly the ricrac zo, Colombia, South America.tflfo As Inraid is used to simulate a square other largo one which wai fo. smartest The in the front yoke merly in the Russian collectkmfo thing for this design is linen in reported to bo nearly 10 tadw dusty pastel shade; calico, per- long and inches in diam cale and pique are good, too. Be Large flawless rubies art nn, sure to trim it with ricrac. though one authority maniiiay , With Bodice Dress Detailing. ruby in Tibet of 2,000 Heres a design that brings though not of first quality. As breath of fall smartness in the other referred to ss the GrtU bosom detailing that youll see in Burmese Ruby was reported b expensive models this coming sea- weigh 400 carats. Soma of !W son. Also in the Victorian sleeves, most famous rubies of the vorif high at the shoulders and fitted to have weighed between 25 and 3 the arm below. The straight pan- carats. el in the back, the gathers at the sleeves. Modern Bathroom Gay , Waterproof By BETTY WELLS Nowadays, the old Saturday night order of tiie bath has gone by the boards, but just the same, not many of ua go poetic over tiie rite of and It is msde of soft blue denim bathing through the winter. Its just is embroidered in heavy white cotone of those things that has to be ton. Napkins may be made to done. But with summer the bathwhite or napkins plain match, room really comes into its own. may be used. Here are all the Then bathing is fun in Itself. Not directions you will need for the to mention its part in summer embroidery. sports. Thats when a lady with a mats the desired size, Cut the house really gets around to doing pulling a thread of the fabric to something about the bathroom. guide you in cutting the edge If it's in for a real doing-ovehand Hem the edges by straight. more than a passing thought give -inch hems, using matching with to the idea of linoleum for the walls. cotton sewing thread or raveled Partly because it is so practical, threads of the fabric if they are easy to dean with a damp doth machine units conAfter refuting, thousands of bags oi is the one Here of great blanket stitch strong enough. Now, ware) the and besides all comers and basestored in shown are to crushed being the in of sugar cane being process over the hems with the embroidverting are rounded. But mainly boards the all to await to of transmodern is the country. parts shipment ery thread as shown here at A. extract the Juice. This it really offers an opportubecause some into wOl find its way candy, Next, make tiny chain stitches be- formation of those first crude kettles in which Some of it nity for something new under the into your sugar bowl and coffeAup. tween the blanket stitches as at B. molasses was turned into granules of sugar. shower. You can have as much This completes the embroidery for gayety and design as with wall pathe long sides of the mats. The -- BEDTIME STORY- per, and yet be as waterproof as short ends are embroidered more your kitchen floor. Which is someV a Make at stitch elaborately. thing. If you want plain and sim8 the top of every other blanket ple color, there it is in a range of D. GLEN RIDGE, N. J. James Stitch SS Shown at C. Chain tones. If you want riotHall has hit upon a new device for interesting stitches are then made as at D. ous Individual design, you can have Jackets. exterminating yellow NOTE: Mrs. Spears latest book it inlaid right into the walls and to For several months Hall has been own fancy. gives complete directions for your a many novelties, gifts and things Whatever you decide cm for your tlent, but his pstience brought no waging a losing battle against THORNTON W. BURGESS By for yourself and the children. It not so much as the faintest swarm of yellow Jackets that built linoleum wall motif, repeat the mobrown's boy was reward, also fully illustrates 90 embroidkind of nibble. Fanner Browns their nests under, the eaves alongFarmer through a tif in your bath linens. Monograms Forthe Green ery stitches with interesting vari- est whistling merrily. He always boy trudged on to the next pod, side the chimney of his home. After are usually initials but they don't ations. You win use these again and there was a puzzled frown on dousing tiie nests with paint and have to be. If youre a fishy famiand again for reference. Ask for whistles when he feels his freckled face. Such a thing gases to no avail, be filled the bag ly, let your hobby mark your linens d and he always feels Book 2, enclosing 25 cents. AdHe of a vacuum cleaner with ammonia he goes fishing. You see, he never had happened before. 1L AH and applied the cleaner to the open- with interesting varieties of fish emdress Mrs. Spears, 210 S. Des-- when of to make know what didnt broidered on your towels. Ships, Is Just as fond of fishing as is Little through whlg.the yellow Jack- coral stalks, flowers or. u plaines St., Chicago. Joe Otter or Billy Mink or Buster the night before he had dreamed ing of fried ets entered their, nests. After the delicious Some welL dinner about the will as do quite his was now And he Bear. making trout he would have the next day, yellow Jackets had been sucked into people have golf sticks or tennis Heres Hoping His way through the Green Forest to the 20 hours rackets, horses, dogs, cats or if he didnt catch the bag, Hall set it aside and now Laughing Brook sure that by the some trout well, soon that Letter Settled Him splendid to let tiie lethal, ammonia do its birds. It's up to you. pretty time he had followed It down to the dinner would never be anything but work. By Batty Wall. WXTJ Service. "But I thought" began the typ- Smiling Pool ha would have a fine dream. , lot of trout to take home. He knew ist, meekly. If I didn't know that' nobody "Its not 'your business to else comes fishing here I should think," snapped the manager. think that somebody had been here "Just take down what I say, word this very morning and caught all the for wordl fish or else frightened them so that So that afternoon the following they are all in hiding. said he, as letter was brought to him to sign: he trudged on to the next pool. I "Dear Mr. Browne Write it never had such luck in all my life with an e. Pure swank. With rebefore. Hello! What's this? to gard your letter, of whatever There on the bank beside the litdate it was, I can quote you the tle pool were the heads of three following prices. Hil Thompson 1 trout Farmer Brown's boy scowled It's that Browne. How much shall down at them more puzzled than we stick on? Thirty per cent? ever. "Somebody has been fishing Righto. Thirty dollars a ton. here and they have had better luck Awaiting your esteemed order, I than I have, thought he. He looked am, yours truly. up the Laughing Brook and down the Laughing Brook, and this way and that way. but no me was to be seen. Then he picked up one of "It wasnt cut oil with a knife; it the little heads and looked at it was bitten off." It wasn't cut off with a sharply. NNMHHtTWHnttaHMal was bitten off! he exit knife; Brook every pool in the Laughing now if Billy wonder claimed. "I where the trout love to hide, did Mink is the ur scamp who has spoiled was and Browns it Farmer ffl-TvMrbSboy, Ears: fun. Just the kind id a morning when my Thereafter he kept a sharp look1 Tim tiilil i rni Trrnm the trout should be hungry. in hrar to le mOiof thnT with iWiabto of Billy Mink, but out for signs When he reached the first little Mekkaala Coppoead. It Mpe netme bead though he found two or three more carerwiniinca thee his hook baited he "Ptotal hripe ud very pool ( trout heads, he saw no other signs alwqriTwiatntaTwiaiihMiadfceealorta WBB taeniae fully and then taking the greatest and he mrapfeaw which often caught no fish. This puzzled fawaW luaetioaai dltoidoni out of sight ot any him more care to keep HW than ever. It didn't seem Whj act (in it i chaace to help TOUT trout that might be in the little pool Owe on arflUoB womb hon will loa is that such a little fellow as possible he began to fish. Now, Farmer gacftiawoadoUulhnatIiooiPlBhhaWa Billy Mink could have caught or Browns boy learned a long time all the fish or have eaten frightened fisherto successful be a ago that so many. Besides, he didn't rememman one must have a great deal of ber ever having known Billy to As Becomes a Man patience, so though he didnt get leave heads around that way. Billy I dare do all that may become bite right away, as he had expected sometimes catches more fish than a man; who dares do more is to, he wasn't the least bit discour- he can eat but then he usually hides fished bone. Shakespeare. aged. He kept very quiet and them. The farther he went down and fished, patiently waiting for the Laughing Brook the more puzfoolish trout to take his hook. But zled Farmer Brown's boy grew. It he didn't get so much as a nibble. made him feel very queer. He Either the trout have lost their would have felt still more queer if appetite or they have grown very be bad known that all the time two muttered Farmer Browns other fishermen who had been bewise, boy, as after a long time he moved fore him were watching him and Schiaparelli's puffed sleeves change the mid.nmm silhouette. The fabric shown here la a rich black pebbled crepe. The on to the next little pooL to themselves. were They chuckling There the same hat iu of grayish blue felt with black velvet sad coque feathers to prehappened. Little Joe Otter and Buster Bear. DAISYlFLYlKI LLE Ri He was very patient,thing sent a military effect. very, very pa I n T. w. Bumcis. WNU Service. r, Farmer Brown9 Little Boy Puzzled by Lack of Trout Bothered by Bees? Just Use Vacuum 4, Uncle Phil'. JUST A DASH light-hearte- d, light-hearte- what-have-yo- A Change in Silhouette NERVOUS? We Don t Wish to Be Judgec No man's life is an open book, and it shouldn't be. We have all made wretched mistakes. Never Judge a mans action, until you know his motive. Aladdin may have had a hunch would do of what the push-buttosome day, when he was rubbing his lamp. IN HATHiaS. ORjS P R E A D.ON SALT LAKE'S NEWEST Conservatism generally wins in America because more people have a stake in its wealth. We like some hateful people, They say the things we dont dare to. There is a feeling of affluence in contemplating a drawer plumb full of shirts that are all yours. Does a robin enjoy his chirrups as much as you do? Undoubtedly They Hate It We never realized how little the wretched Europeans are masters of their fate until we see them drifting into another war. There is nothing new under the sun; but maybe you havent seen everything. Hope is an obliging grace. She always comes when invited. HOTEL Temple Square Rates $1.50 to $3.00 Taarbfonahi1 SlTha Ratal daalrabla. Hail;, phara. Yaw wUI always llaililaaiij lata, tbaratarfJy ata.aMa.aa alW tea dualawii why this Mttlla HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Yaw aaa aka appaadata whyi tPa a asark ml rffatitotiaa ums at thia haawtiftU haatahy ERNEST C ROSSITEE, 22 38 Caution and Chance get ahead through caution, and some do it by the opposite. Some Hdp Them Cleanse the Blood of Harmful Body Weete Tear kUtan ccwctaaUr SHcHhe h ap act ctiwMT3 fartwiySgia TICK WOULD SHWour wcac wetter flaw the MooJ WOOD TICK WOOD! CHICAGO. 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