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Show "T ' i i wWWkH ( TUE DESERET NEWS FIUUAV FRBHUAKY. I r 1921 v - 'cmt'&ii, SaU'. n&i v - f'f'&V' wk.v- ke ,,tys 'UX A Color Print We offer nothing for snobs, hypocrites or para- do not specialize in sob stuff, sex stuff, new urns or ologlcs, exotje customs or manners, or the latest creeds and fads of the neurasthenics. We believe that better than the cs -- Recipes front France and the ; Old South ZZ har-mon- y. j The editoriatprogram oLThe Journal is one hundred per cent. self-hel- By . Josephine . Caruso, Farrarr -- niht at the opera The big .singers are-ri-ie ynervous?. What do they do whentliey arcoff stage? Kathleen Howard, herself --amember of the Metropolitan Opera Company, gives away some of the secrets of herjgllow artists. ATen-Ce- Bowl ht 'May be M adeJSeaiitif uL Luster china is expensive when you buy it fiT the stores. Vet you neednjt Lt aiu artist. to alo this sort of painting' Dorothea Warren O'Harra, -- Axhoscpaintedelvinaand of the art tells every1 step in luster painting. tls the for score of lovely embroidery touches that Are shown In" ttie February L.pi es Home Journal Vy needlework as will rnakeyouf summer- clothes the envy of all are' your ftril erections fof every stitch of the ineedle. e uL ' : The fellow who wrote that, old saw about takingt nies must have come from lncas-..te-r County. Pennsylvania-TTiat'- s the hpme of Thrift. The farm " people in that county pilvd up $S0, 000,000 last year. Baskcteer-.Jn- g was one. way they saved. If "you need more money .you may find a suggestion In this article. By Ruth Sawyer LitfleDeeds rValentineVDayL - By Byers Fletcher Journal, and you'll make a if yoii in A Reels. heaps Hoi worthy Hall Homes at $4700 to $9000 . . Five Small jlouses - To my cousin Allan will offer valuable suggestions to the 192t home builder. The cost3 are reasonable from $4700 to $9000. ofthe More . Rose Garden this unusually clever story by an unusually clevfcr writer. Read it, in the February Ladies Home for Taxicabs Thcinjor Foodz: The new Administration will" son Keyes, w ife of Sena toy. bfiffgTO Washlngton new CabiKeyes, of New Hampshire, has net officers, new Senators, new written from her own experience Representatives hundreds of as a new senators wife, and them, ail told, to whom the cusshe'gives of society in toms of official society in the the Cabinet and Senatorial dr-clof Washingtons official sea- Capital City, are utterly un known. . son are vividly entertaining, Many a new senators wife is going to wish and amusing. With a new Con-rethat her husband had never coming in soon youll be interested in learning what gone into politics when she You buy c pound of candy for a dollar, and in an evening its gone. If you should put that candy dob lar into a rose plant you would ""have several year of enjoyment a the plant came to bud and blossom, to beautify your garden and your home. Horace. MacFarland, who learns the routine of ." knows rqses of all kinds . better ; . calls thatsfaemustmakef than almost any other man in Amthe social ranks that she erica, has written for the February . observe, - Home JoURNAtaflartideabout hir must thedifficulties ofl - favorite flower that tells the whole "TTvmg'properly '-- I --story of the roses how to prepare and entertaining the .soil, when to plant, how to in the right way. care for the busbes.and the varieties Frances Parkin that have been found best for your particular part of the country. to your lot, she told her suitor, to kill the.onfy man I have ever illy cared for. StrangeTndeed was the courtship of Kaida Modeschka, of the si an ballet for it was a courtship of death itself death directed by Mephistopheles. In The Seven Conundrums, of which" this story, is ode. The Ladies Home Journal has obtained the best work Mr. Oppenheim ' ... ' has ever done. ; will fall ea ss Mrs. Senator from your "State will find in store for '''her. Mrs'. Keyes, article -- The PnmfyigpjiQQj of Politics for Women r a By E, Phillips Oppenheim the-pictur- iftv . Sytr-r- r -- ' . in his recordof the doings of BuRKt - blcton Folks.. Ho u sehol'tf Li Hens Th a t Wi II . Make a Woman Proud fel--Id- w The New Senators Wife Made 650 Calls; Spent $50 on Visiting Cards, and - inr her newest picture Banna-tyne- ," the eccentric millionaire's will read.!! that he may learn the thoughts and emotions of his creatures by human experi - ence, 1 bequeath a summer at the fashionable summer resort of Sea- sard."" The young psychologist took the gift, though he didn't Journal." It's NotToo Early to Thinks A Wife Mat Go All Day without getting the house cleaned up, if she is in good humor; but if she is mad at her husbund the place a thorough cleaning ia -an hour. So says Claude Callatv Presenting Charlotte Walker How to Dress Your Hair ixj that - ) . Building costs, were told, will take a very likely it will be possible for.yod to put tip that, house you have been drea firing about. One thing is sure the small house,-plan- ned for economy in construction and in housekeeping, is the r . Ladies' Horaejournal architecture haslong thing for 1921.-' r towns of Ladies' Home Journal houses. ; I nthe February issue there are pictures and plans of The Seven Conundrums "It Her name is on every lip and her gowns on almost every fashionable woman-i- n Farts. writes Mary Brush Williams in the March issue of The Ladies 1 IOme Jocr nal. She caters only to the rich and exclusive, but, in spite of herself, she is setting the spring fashions. You can. tell one of her creations byits rigid plainness and the skill-- : But there, there, you will want to read -this entertaining and enlightening article for yourself, - In addition to a lively account of this new star in the fashion world, the article contains the fullest kind of infor-matiabout the newspring and summer fabrics. Rnrffcr has disclosed his most cherished sccretsrandthe rtewest-mod- cis from Callot, DoeuUlct, DrecoII, Moiyneux, Berthe Hermance, Foiret, Bulioz,- Cheruit, Lon, Beer, Agnes and others are shown in both sketches and photographs. If you arc planning to make some clothes for your- -, self the fashions with patterns in this issue will make a strong appeal to you. They are smart and wearable and anyone can make them. . on Everyone had a Rood time at the party Claire Wallis describes in the February Home of.Kindness . -- Going to Give a Party on Sixpence Have You Heard of the New Clothes Dictator in Paris? The Target ' By ys Paris has Z. The Silver i Harrison Cady . ft Buy IrToday hit with all your friends follow the suggestions Valentine Party in Five Its movie stuff and of fun. DressesRichWith .. Embroidery furnished ideas a by-Thri- - By Grace Sartwell Mason Funny-Bunn- y been under water for nigh onto three day's.1 Both of Johnny Funny-Bunnpink cars twitched with Koriinse He gathered togetheVh'mfileind children and they all rushed down to the pond tf see the new baby ' with no hand or feet- Harrison Cady tells the hole story for tho kiddiri jn the February Home Journal, and, best of all, he has painted pictures in full color which can be cut out and stood up. Children of all ages love the Cady Cut-Out- s. ? Saving Fifty Million' Dollars Out of the Fog d What goes on behind the scenes on a big ' Theres a cute baby down on Tinrhams Mill Pond,-saiLiT 1inniy Meadow Mouse, that's Galli and Howard SJng Tonight:. - LadicJ' Home Journal stone attic ttinga high ma r k Jor interest and entertainment. And they in quantity as wclTas In quality. Besides the other mentioned on this page you'll find in the Feb' ruary issue Tadpole Baby By her a house party brought together entertaining folks, and furnished the girl with gowns from her own wardrobe. But. she didnt count on in her own any. such mix-u- p love affairs as develops in this story one of Mrs.' Bacon's best. . . -- Read it in the. February. Home Journal. it on Janua&l, Dont wait this month until the newsdealer says! Sorry sold .out!? The way to be sure.of getting the beautiful big February issue is to you have the makings of this absorbing mystery. andjthe Daskam Bacon The girl from the West wanted to know Society. The H country, a garrulous stage driver and a violinist who played onlv in the dark, and Did you ever hear of Crime de Pdmmcs? Can you make beaten biscuits, or a real chicken Brunswick stew ? The February Journal p recipes ToTcooking apples and a Richmond womans recipes for .some of the good things thatVir- ginians ate befo' de wah. Johhn: issuc.oL.TiiF, Ladies-o me Journal b'eZ cause theydfdnt buy ,T k three- - letter mtTtmr the past; three unexpected -- 3 Crossed Wires Holluwell A bbott -- y. pull-togeth- er Thousands of women missed the 'January Eleanor -- Julesjpurrin has painted for the February Homs Journal- - full'-- 7 page pkturtTbf the historic' old' -- Christ Church at Alexandria, Virginia, where George Washington, worshiped and was a Vestryman. It is reproduced in full coltir a" print that you'll want to cut out and frame. Later it will be sold for one dollar.- - You get It now as one of more than two-sbo-rf fcaturss-i- n The Home Journal Jot tvenly ' cents I , - and common r.scolds dream of, and we Intend.to prove our con ceptlon by giving our vast family of readers thif very best and most wholesome In literatur&and art andjill-roun- d helpful suggestions. A husband whojvilldo thefamliv washing and -call Ira larkis a pretty good sort particularly -if ha makes a good jobef itr Millions of husbands Ilhow-hoto wash babies, though they rarely boast of it. Dishwashing is an,all-famlljob in most homes where there is All of which puts us pretty solidly. on a.-- self-hel- p , basis as a nation. shut-in'eclectl- By . Every woman 'who seas will -- Vou can welcome the page in the Febru- - beautiful pieces you see in the., ary Journal of Artistic Italian big specialty shops, for the Hemstitching on Household price of the plain Iinen doth, a Linens, with full directions for' few spools of thread and a littler ' ; . Don't forget making the tea cloths, Habfe time. cloths, tray covers and runners pictures and full directions. !- Why Your Child Should Eat Spinach It's good for him, you say Ves, but why? And why milk? Why butter ?" Why string beans?.; Whyeggs? Its because they contain vita mines, the newly1 discov-ere- ff mysterious force that controls growth and life. Read Making Friends With Vilamines, and regulate your childrens diet so theyll be strong boys and girls. V " - - Dainty Things for Baby A pretty new sweater; some new s from Belgium easy to copy; a muff for the handle C a nursery screen " itutheFebruary- dies Home with handy pockets; a bib that is Journal is full of different;, a pillow cover. These personalities and ...things, pretty for the baby and a joy to the mother, are shown in a Read it! splendidly helpful page in the February Home JoCrnal.. bandmade-dnspse- baby-carria- ge Understands By Edith Barnard Delano Journal. Save - it for an evening when how it will brighten the corners for you. - , yj The February Edition Is More Than Two Million Copies The February Issue of Tee Home Journal is a book needleworkentertainmenl, gar- - Ladies Home Journal by sub-Ladies was allot cast for President, 172 containing 44 pa- - dening and architrctwrc; bcafdes scription at $2 a year (address pages, now she is going to the' but Curtis. Publishing Co rhila- -' rate and distinctfeatures short poetry and colored pictures bottom of this political busiof novels able for framing, installments stories; delphia, Pa.) or from a newsboy ness and learn it'.from th7 More than two million copes or d that later will sell for $1.75 to at 20 cents a copy-S- 2 ground up. In an article in the in hook form;" inspiring spe- - , will be printed, but Unless you buy ($2.50 at.year or 25 cent a copy February Journal Elizabeth .tial articles oij a great variety of today you may be disappointedV- - in Cao5a). The Febroeryedie-Interestin- g Jor dsn tells wherethestart subjects; and helpful as thousands of women were dis- - lion is sure to be .exhausted should be made. Read Educa-catio- n departments of fashion new andppoiated last month. There quickly Buy rour Copy Today J - suit-.T- ol he news-stan- for Qdzenship. v She was a frivolous flapper with a Mona lisa "smile. He was a poet.- -. And her young heart fluttered and throbbed as he danced' with her. ' . . L Youngsters are funny, and Mrs. Delano niakies Annai Isabella irresistibly amusing' in this story Izi the" February! Home . The new woman voters first r V'Mr"4 Dont Get Left Half a Hill of the Church Where Washington , Worshiped , X |