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Show LEHI FREE PRESS. LEHX UTAH White Eyelet, Sheers, Organdy, For Exquisite Summer Frocks Bit of Earth tf?r ' I V i A By LILLIAN AUSTIN h ! . ' v It'!? 1 i The chic cardigan line 'T' HERE'S a tremendous vogue on this summer. You'll for tod in the current collections a veritable snowdrift of white dresses made of beautiful materials, ranging from exquisite filmy sheers, dy, lawn, dainty voile, swiss and the beloved eyelets to classic piques, linens and various other of the whites. Stroll around to the accessory displays and you will become increasingly conscious that designers are playing up white magic for all it is worth. Your eye will glimpse a vast showing of white jewelry with emphasis on white earrings. You will find ari intriguing showing of white handbags many of which are of the new white washable plastic. The new white footwear plays up shoe artistry in such thrilling design, glamorous white shoes become a necessary luxury this summer. The same may be said of white millinery, the supremacy of the' white hat in the summer mode is style news of utmost importance. The newest gesture in white headwear is the hat made of phantom-lik- e filmy white sheers or white horsehair. Then too white flower hats and trims are beguilingly lovely this summer, and you can get the smartest sailors ever in various type white White gloves add their straws. dainty touch to the picture. In the illustration we are showing a trio of lovely gowns that bring a message of the outstanding importance of white eyeleted de luxe cottons for this summer. You will find the gown to the right made of white eyelet pique will prove a beautiful buy for party wear and for gay sum- all-whi- te , firm-wea- ve Narrow Silhouette mer dances. of the jacket and cap sleeves are bound with pinwale pique. Vary the to show its jacket with a black skirt double-duty wartime versatility as a dress. The lovely bolero dress of sheer eyelet cotton, centered m the pic ture. Dasses all tests for smart summer wear. DofI the jacket and you have a bareback dress for summer dances. Ruffles of pique soften the neckline and add a modish touch to the slim skirt, achieving a chic side effect. The ribbon belt is pale blue grosgrain. Capes register an exciting style A jaunty innovation this season. little cape makes a star appearance in the versatile cotton pique dress shown to the left. This is a type frock that is a first choice with party girls and furlough brides. The wide ruffle of eyelet pique conceals a row of buttons, making it possible to remove the capelet for sunning and dancing. The vogue for white expresses itself not only in sheer and lovely wash fabrics, but this summer great stress is being placed on perfectly e charming dresses and styles made of white spun rayon, gabardine and wool sheers. These are styled to a nicety with emphasis placed on beautiful trimming detail, such as allover braiding in matching white on novel pockets, or an embroidered effect. Especially attractive is the handsome trapunto design that enhances many of these smart fashions, many of which are in beguiling tones, the new white-win- e shade being first in favor. Popular with the young set is the white dress that simple is lavished with colorful embroidery, worked to simulate an apron front. Favored for practical summer wear is the bareback dress with bolero made of nicely tailored linen or sharkskin, which is noted for its immaculate whiteness. two-piec- all-ov- er off-whi- te full-skirt- ed Released by Western Newspaper Union. There's News in Hat That's Merely a Brim "Of course we can't make a deal unless Sam is willing." " 'Tain't Sam gonna give me trouble. He be proud as a banty rooster, does us own ary foot of earth." Lily Bell planned as she walked home. No more moving for them; she and Sam were landowners! She thought of her pretty white curtains she could use now when they fixed that broken window, and. the best bedspread and that old linoleum rug Mrs. Davis had given her. It could be fitted to the kitchen floor and left there till it wore out. There'd be flower beds and red roses blooming most of the year and a winter garden of hardy vegetables they wouldn't have to leave for the next tenant. When Sam came up from the barn she turned to watch his face. "How'd you like to own this place?" she asked. "Us can buy on time," she went on. "And Mr. Davis is gonna stop by in the mornin' for us to sign the papers, does you want it.'" Sam got out the new glass Mr. Davis had sent weeks ago for the window. "Cain't you take time to eat you' supper," she grumbled, se- pleased at Sam's impatience. cretly 11.. TJn. tome wm tmm. "cic oaiiy, sue J.1J "I guess she done hear us is settle up and she want to know how long her man can look for a job this win ter fore he fin one to suit." She laid plates for Sally and her little ones. "Go on, set up, gal," she urged, "and quit you studyin somethin' don't 'cern su. Us is get the money and spend it a'ready." bauy didn t believe it. "Mama. you ain't buy nothin' but a cotton dress for you'se'f and a box of 'bac cy for Papa." C" 1 - "Us is buv DroD'tv." Lilv Rpll e half-hat- down-over-the-h- 1 v all-ov- er ' i . . ; An interesting thing about this sea son's print frocks is that they are styled in such versatile ways in- troducing new silhouettes that give zest to the mode. A glowing in- stance of the trend to launch "something new" and strikingly distinc- tive in styling technique for the summer print is seen in the attractive model pictured. In this gown selected from a collection of mid-summer styles by Chicago Fashion Industries the emphasis is on a narrow silhouetted skirt contrasted by a decided tunic flare about the hips. This lovely-lad- y print frock will Ue outstanding wherever it goes. all-ov- Broomstick Skirts licht-weic- ht rn. I The Question waited while Mr. LILY BELL checked the books. Then he counted out a fat roll of bills and placed them before her, watching as she wrapped the bundle carefully in a clean handkerchief. "Aren't you going to count it?" he asked. "No, sir. You is credit us for a year and trus us to stay till the crop's made." "But you don't realize how much you have there." "Yes, sir, I knows it's a heap of money, but we's got ten chillun and and twicet as many eight grandbabies and some of 'em need it 'fore nex year." "Why should you give it to them?" Mr. Davis asked. "They didn't help make the crop. They're grown men and women, and if they can't make a living for themselves, what'll they do when you and Sam need help? How would you and Sam like to own your own home?" "You mean us could have a shack and a bit of ground that really belong to us?" "You've been here a year now and we'll make you the same proposition we do others we want to keep on the place. We'll sell you the land and you can make annual payments with your surplus and each season your share of the crop will increase according to the amount paid up." "I ain't onderstan all them words, Mr. Davis, but if it gonna get us somethin' for our old days, us is do it. But I's sho' in for some in. formed her importantly. "We owns x ... mis inouse anai every stick and stone or tne lana we s been croppin . "How you gonna pay it off?" Sally asked. "Papa's a old man a'ready." "Ain't it the truf," Lily Bell agreed. "He too old to s'port his young 'uns and from now on us is look out for ourse'fs. Mr. Davis is got the money and tomorrow us is sign up." "You give up Papa's d money and you ain't got a writin' or nothin' to show for it?" Sally asked scathingly. "Now, Sally, Davis' word is good 'null for anybody, and" hard-earne- off-fac- General Quiz A Feature. Designed especially for summer comfort are the new half-hamade of starched pique. The unique part of it is the hat isn't all there. The crown is missing, and for a good reason. You have all the appearance of wearing a hat, without the discomfort of too much hat on a tor rid summer day. These little head pieces are one of the big success fashions of the season because of their practicality as well as their flattering ways. Some are so designed they can be laid out flat for " 'Tain't for me," Sally interruptironing. They certainly keep pace with "the stvle" beine Hpsicmprf in ed angrily. "I's eonna tell RM nH cloches, types, Dutch bonnet Annie and us eo see Mr. Davie effects, and other becoming versions. and" One of the smartest s has no Sam jerked his chair hack nnH brim at all in front, but at the back Stood UD. "Get out!" ho tnM tV there is a flange girl, "till you is 'member you' manflaring from the fitted headband that ners and talk 'spectful to you' Ma shows the influence of the favorite ma. And the hull lot of you out of our business, and if you keep fisherman type. ain't like what us do, stay out of our house till you is like it!" New Frocks Featurins Sally was gone and the supper unBraid work, Embroidery touched and Lilv Bell Sflt stunned Kw Braidwork and embroidery is be- Sam's sudden show of temper. "Eat ing artfully featured on thin spun you' supper, honey, and don't wor rayon dresses also summer jacket ry, sam coaxed. "Them chillun suits. The modes are in lovely pas- ain't turn 'gin us jes' cause they tels or even more to be admired cain't boss us." He grinned at her. subtle Enormous patch "I weren't mad at Sallv. Va loa' pockets, braided in exact scared they's gonna git that money tone of the dress, are seen on many lore us sign the paper." a stunning frock. Sometimes the "iney cain't git it offen Mr. Da bow tie at the throat also is cor- vis," Lily Bell said. " 'cause ain't respondingly braided. Too lovely for got it. But I ain't tellin' the chillun words are frocks of fine chambray, that. 'Tain't good business to hand the jackets or bodice tops of which it over till the deal's made." are braided in white. "Doggone, I didn't know that!" Sam exclaimed, looking at her with new respect. Lily Bell smiled happily. Why One of the biggest fads of the sea- should she admit she hadn't known son in the campus group is the it either until Mr. Davis told her? broomstick skirt. Girl to fashion and thrift are making Cholera Outbreaks Cholera outbreaks have shown a mcir own mis summer. The skirts are usually made of pastel chintz, gradual increase over the United but any States during the last five years, curtain rials will do. Another trick is to and over 5,200 outbreaks of the disseam two large print squares to- ease were officially reported last gether, gathering the top into belt. year, not counting numerous smaller local outbreaks. ts ANOTHER Newspaper Syndicate. WNU in-la- 1 mmk .: vw. ii cClur By CIIERIE MCIIOLAS r A ME ASH 1. Based on standard m when it's 12 noon in Chicago 18 ' Tokyo it's what time? 2. What is meant by a woman-- , coterie? 3. What country ranks next u the United States in poPmat in the western hemisphere y 4. With what type of cases ck. the Appellate court deal? 5. From what source is PROCESSING Vegetable Asparagus Beans (String, Wax) Beans, Lima Beets Cabbage, Brussels Sprouts Carrots Cauliflower Corn on Cob Corn Greens, Parsnips, Turnips Peas Pumpkin, Squash Sauerkraut n.lW.ier Uta- - Preparation Required ith Wash, precook 3 minutes. pack Wash, string, cut or leave whole; precook 5 minutes Shell, grade, wash; precook S minutes, then pack 15 Wash, retain stem; cook pack skins, minutes, slip Remove outer leaves, wash; precook $ minutes, add fresh water Wash, peel; precook 5 minutes, pack hot Remove oute,r leaves, wash; precook 4 minutes, pack Remove husk; precook 5 minutes, pack Cut from cob; precook 5 minutes, pack Wash, steam to wilt, pack loosely Wash, pare; precook 5 minutes, pack ShelL rrade (use only young) ; precook 3 miiL, pack loosely.. Cut in pieces, steam or bake until tender, pack Pack cold, add salt, no water . Cke Prer Um. L. 180 40 10 180 40 10 180 55 10 120 40 10 120 40 10 120 35 10 150 35 10 210 80 10 210 80 10 6. 180 60 10 7. 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It is simply a matter of carrying out a few simple rules to the rin camera come? . Vegetable Canning Tips derived? What was the White Point-Eas- y Lynn Chambers' Menus HELP WANTED MEN, ALASKA. Thousands WOMEH ss oppor Info, accurate, authentic. "50 Was Ears Livelihood in Alaska" SI. Alaska R. search Boreas, Bex 905, Juneau, Alaska. Broiled Sausages with Corn Jellied Tomato Salad Biscuits with Honey Lemonade Gingerbread with Apple Sauce AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS. nicks ahd cracks. Have plenty of covers, etc., on hand. Then, when canning starts, place jars in pans or kettles and pour boiling water over them. Filling the Jars. FARMS AND RANCHES To fill the jars quickly, since speed is important to prevent bacteria from developing, lay the jars on a Ranches large utility pan, and place it right next to the kettle in which vegeta- We have a group of clients able to large Ladle in pay all cash, or substantial down pay. bles have been cooked. ments. to sell, send us letter. vegetables as quickly as possible. In details. It you wish one-ha- lf most to within add liquid cases, Selection and Preparation. MILLER & VIELE, REALTORS inch of the top. For starchy 16 Exchange Place, Salt Lake City, Utah. Young, tender, freshly gathered like corn and peas, leave vegetables are a "must." Any delay vegetables one inch snapp nt ton. Adinst the INSTRUCTION from garden to canning kettle gives cover to manufacturer's BARBERS ARE IN DEMAND according bacteria a chance to develop and directions. Bartering taught in a few months. Learn at permanent business with a big income. makes processing more difficult. 8 ALT LAKE BARBER COLLEGE How to Process. 170 Recent St. Edw. F. Gillette. Mgr. Tough, overripe vegetables give poor As soon as the jars are ready, results because canning improves no Success in Beauty Culture depends on vegetable. If you want prime qual- they should be speeded into pressure YOUR The School yen Choosa" 22 years of develotraining skilled operators. Enroll ity, then can that kind of vegetable. cooker or boiling water bath. If you ping andtime. Write for tret catalog. Preserve the sweet flavor of peas can possibly get a pressure cooker at any SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE QUISH and corn, for example, by picking use it as it will save time, give bet- S36 SoH Uko City 1, Mok So. Motai SM them yourself, if possible and put- ter results. It is the method recomMISCELLANEOUS ting them in the canning assembly mended by the United States departline as soon as possible. Two hours ment of agriculture. All pressure WK BTIT AND SELL Typewriters. Add from garden to kettle is a rule, not cookers vary in some way as to the Office Furniture. Files,Cash Machines. Registers. closing of the cover, and it's best ins SALT LAKESafes, DESK EXCHANGE just something that sounds nice. To achieve best results grade veg- to follow directions that come with S West Broadway. Sail Lake City. Dtak. etables for size and ripeness. Wash it. them thoroughly in large containThese, however, are points well ers with plenty of running water. worth remembering with a pressure SAVE YOUR SCRAP Clean vegetables are freed of much cooker: have 1 to bacteria which the soil itself can 2'inches of hot wa TO HaP GAIN ter at the bottom; carry. WANTED Farms & Stock place jars on the rack; make sure If you have the time, take it to cover is fastened k CId METAL, RAGS, vegetables as this saves securely; permit food and color values and gives a steam to escape RUBBER and PAPER k better product in the can. By from petcock for is meant packing the vegetable 7 to 10 minutes hot. This consists of cooking the before closing. Do vegetable a few minutes to shrink not count processing time until the it (so that it doesn't shrink too much meter registers the desired presin the jar during processing) and us- sure. which same in was it that liquid The best way to prevent ing liquid cooked for the jar. from escaping from the is to Many women who can hundreds of keep the temperature even.jars It should do not have to time not fluctuate as this causes the conalways quarts hot pack their vegetables, and in tents of the jar to boil over and overthat case, they simply prepare the cooks the vegetable. vegetable for the jar and process Cooling Jars according to directions. M of cases showed After the jars have processed acdinical improvethe Jars. Preparing cording to the table given above, set ment fr An(v Round up the children to help with them on several thicknesses of dnv rrHtmiinr wtrfi cloth the canning as best results are or newspaper and allow to cool when away from a draft. achieved scientific test. Test for seal everything moves when cool and store in cool, dark clockwork. place. SORETONE Cp-lxThe day before Some jars need tightening after actual others do canning processing, not. MidsbyHcXsssonlRobblM the starts, lay out the directions which come withStudy Ml Ktk pansM the ketas the manufacturer knows equipment what 500 and $1.00 tles, utility pans treatment is necessary in the case ol for holding the his particular brand. jars while they are filled, knives, Common Queries. pans for washing, etc. 1. Is it 26-- 45 necessary to boil vegeta-ble- s WNU W A big job to get out of the way is before using? the jars. All these should be washed ,r vcsotnki in large pans of soapy suds and snouia be boiled before always rinsed thoroughly, made ready for tasting or minutes. sterilizing the following day. Be ve sure that jars are checked for etablS31 U meam by For You To Fed! Well vegetables include t4 hours trary day. T days ejMT vegetables except tomatoes, J" ripe woek. Borer stopping, the kidneys filter Lynn Says waste natter Irani the blood. mientoesorsaiior. If more people were aware ol hew we kraut. Since most kidneys must constantly remoTi sui Canning Memos: Don't cheat on plus Buld, eacesa acids and other we" vegetables are processing time by trying to hurry matter that cannot atay In the Die without Injury to health, there wouia they vegetables or fruits along in the be better understanding ol w J might contain water bath or pressure cooker. whole system is a poet when kidneys M a to luacttoa proporly. Time can be saved by having type of nabacteria Burning, scanty or too frequent orf which produce or equipment in readition sometime warns that something COUld be harmf.,1 la wrong. You snay suffer naggmg b,f" ness so that all work goes along and thev reauirp a ct ache, headaches, ditainesa, rheumaus on a production line schedule. pains, getting up at nlghta, "0l!ln,m w Why sot try IWi f..T You After the jar has been packed, ba using a medicine recommends " press a clean, silver knife all the 3 Should salt be country orer. Doem't stimulate the added to veta-bleof the kidneys and help the" way around on the inside of the in canning? Bush out eoieoaous waste fro" Mood. They contain nothing hsrinluj; jar to destroy bacteria and air Oet floos's today. Use with oonfldenea. bubbles. of 1 potion as an a rug stores. for Don't forget to wipe the rim of quart of seasoning purposes be the jar after packing it with food. 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