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' -“I X J ' ' 1 9 7 f “z - t the remembeV teacher t?Si d f 11 ' fL 1 Jr W I V r' iwTrcS ? fa- ‘wiftMl WkJL l 7 -Jr '1 Mg persuasion j — kJuisS 'J fastidious declared — ? I—- — instinct 4 - - who little yellow people wear so effective-Iv? Of COURft th TYlAn mlo-hf mica something of a fuss for there is nothing the masculinehates more fervently than ‘dresslng up” but perhapseven mere man would prove amenableto if the party tvere held under the protecting hades of evening or the Japanese lawn party th a piazza generally provides a basis foi the decorativescheme Japanese mat4 ting covers the floor and an arrange n ent of Japanese umbrellas combined with American and Japanese flags id paper ornaments the ceiling or the rest the whole porch may be turned Intel of cherry a grove blossomor wistaria! The Japanese importing houses now a specialty of artificial flowe'ra make for such and when a quantity purposes ob4 is special rates be A T" BIX main-r" lady -MS-" J — — 1 - - n - afiwaa&n aap 7xl bought the in otheK rench are natural fashion serving methods of But are rife usually served state on the in when a they are in ' Incessant and in an their season bas gone Currant ' Currant ' in spite present Mash them b4gs in so is the Here making ' jelly of is jelly-state a Occasional i-’Tv S season after Buttaries r — is ever reliable recipe for ' nicely washed currants and put cheese cloth baga Hang the that the juice will strain for and leave them ’ hanging 79 practical and pleated and down collars stitched The waists too turn are finished with leather belt or a one of the silk is worn The silks used are usually of the striped patterns stripes of plnlSfblue green — pale violet white or on ANCIES THE DAY shoes the clean are are little trouble keep to A present part of but how they the are told be reserved for traveling or It is a pretty custom to present each other times a bag of silk velvet net petticoats are of this season guest with a Japanese fan summer sweater beads chiffon or some other fabric is on arriving I of the things that have persist is no woolly clingingmade one garment used Silk bags and velvet ones too — or at an afternoon party with both of white and colored It from last They worsted used for The bead fan and umbrella Also ther'e are humi-borides ed are is are even shopping summer In silky fabrics — made variousthin curios costing from fullness? bags are the most of anywhere there Is one now used that looks like all perhaps gorgeous made usually almost without to 50 cents apiece be givi-en They are made wih intricate patterns which may prizes It loosely the Some of them are gored a littleso that crepe and hangsIt is belowwith souvenirs or it oX all colors as as waist — made developedin beads with away Sometimes played they flare about the ankles They are of the rainbow lined silk and games are Dwarf Japanese front The sleeves are snug cutaway plants in little jardinieres of in elaborate of silver growing scalloped along the lower exge and ab5ut the wrists but the collars turnt mounted frames glazed also very desirablh or gold ware are each panel or gore for either shows an embroidered back comfortablyfrom the neck purpose design be served from Sometimes the panels are Refreshments should with the most attractive shoes for Japanese trays Japanese paper of jcned with rather heavy thread lace doilies and napkins The correct' viands tennis is made of white buckskin are wtifers and sweetmeatsof various and tan leather The tan kinds wittv Japan tea either hot or iced OR the young- girl nothingis more is used at the toes andcombined heels and some and sake drink of a Japanese it is in the way made froth comfortablethan a wash silk shirtwaist times introduced rice straps for the dress decoration through These frocks are made center Should the hostess prefer to emulate of the shoes But the toe and you are gatheringroses for a friend the noble in one piece and there are a few pleats heel arrangement of tan leather takes I Redman insteadbe of the suavfc to carry or If you vourself Oriental the lawn may temporarily in the skirts which are cut rather much of tlie soil that would otherwise will carry— them transformedinto a miniatureIndian en short to — follow the method campment make them more comfortablefall on the defenseless buckskin and so of a famous rose grower whose gardens A near-lndian tepeo lookproduce roses that are the envy like the real thing to enough of every one who sees them any ordinary being canbe pur 1 is generous-Tall lovers of flowers chased already for setting up and In seem to be generous The result is that this or the fromit— refreshments — may of no visitor to his gardens goes Be served blankets Indian away Navajo with empty hands And naturally he baskets and pottery slings papoose has had picking tomahawks of papier mache pieces or ' much experiencein tines for others to carry and a pipe of peace are among cuts lone stems for he believes the characteristic for He this decorations an hat that trimmed with aigrettes was sketehe d at the rench races the growth of the Indian lawn party while souvenirs of stimulates 1 rosts And he clips short sharp nircn oarK wir to the The odd little rectangularwatch is quite as interesting as the hat prove acceptable guests' the tnorns from the strongtorscissors 4 five a distance of four or stem trom the end the stem is mcnes held Thus MAN without danger of torn sKin Ana “It’s costing me three times as the rose stems thorns moreover take up less than to live it did five years ago tell' minus room as they still isn’t right Our whole economic would were the thorns on you and so more carried in Is said one roses can be system wrong” man to an bunch a given diameterof stem other “Perhaps you may have more ' tastes than you had five years IN LINE ago being Cy "Not at all We re robbed The late Warner who deserted that’s railway literature for a real railway the long and short of it Priceg job in told this story at keep and they Montreal going up right along try to not long before his death make us believe that it is nothing automobile but upon an our own extnavagancethajt A Scotchman came it hard for us to gpt ahead at a railway crossing makes so overturned Beside it lay a man all up' Take your own case ©on’t you find smashed that it is costing you a lot more to Get a doctor ne moaned did five years ago?” 4 “Did the train hit you?” asked the live than’Itit isn’t costing me as much “No Scotchman sake explain “Yes “orheaven’s yourp res: cet doctor” the claim aagenE been here yet?” self Tell me how you manage it” “Has “No “It’s very simple One of the women no please get a doctor” ' said the Scot “till to to “Move over you” you” whom was paying alimony got Detroit I lie down beside marriedagain about three years akoJ’ O AGS are an ever dress womans change! Now we leather handbag must shopping business or all THE Embroidered I - Imitation Bar Ie Due la due jelly is a delicacy we all Bar for long feel "that we can when we 30 or 40 cents for what is really pay little more than a of jelly mouthful for it It Is necessarily expensive is of difficult work the very product Th le due jelly is made from treason currants from large which the seeds arb pierced with a long needle and the work Is very injurious to the eyes — usually of children for it is said that do most of this part of the children GATHER AHENYQU ' 7 ' iWww 7 777 'T' 7 7 MkffiMRMsITO Z — wampum j THIS ETOTOmTO firowm x Velvet Black ! -with IBMB 4 ONE c-sily IJWJ 1 W vA -with ex-peitslve GETTING L j ' azluncheon ay® result - -of ’ 1 I -ree — - lOffi BB ' ygflr A VA Vf c nc’p - 7 '¥LN4 tsMffKKsR fSulwWB- rWflKlX JjM Wit LlllWX'tow 9 j I w rl in sari&K l V 77 Merigue 7 ' 7777 777 77 77 s s franS A jf ? s r MWs '7' - H Jk X Jgk '' ' ffi wxn z a 7Z7 j 7777" - A mmh ’ stewedcurrants - i x la -a 'o’ I I z ' i ItJi i INVITE YOU TO SEND TODAY a -word ’ 7 ' ’ z 1 and learnhow these ailments can be easily and surelyebnquered at home without the dangers and expense of ah operation When you arsr’euredand able to enjoy life again you can pass the good along to some other sufferer My home treatment is for young or old To Mothers of Daugh-tor will explain how to overcome green sickness (chlorosis)irregularities headaches and young and restore them to plumpness and health Tell me if you are worried about yourclaughter women Rememberit costsyon nothingto give my home treatment a ten days trial and doesnot interferewith dailywork If healthis worth askipgfor then accept my generous offer ang write for the free treatment includingmy illustrated booklet Own Medical Adviser Women’s I will send all in plainwrappers postpaid kTo save time you can cut out this offer markydureel Address fugs ings and return to me Send todi today as ypu may not seethis offer again M 810 - convenience ' I I SUMMERS MRS 1 Bo bvUIri DEnvs ' ' Remove W - f - -ai’bup£ul V Z) tet? ' TREATMENT s ’iv-jnA)- L-rown REE TEN DAYS’ lassi--tudejn Remove f'-’ -for MY I ’ BEDROOM KNOCKERS l OR ’ -piled ‘ Y ' -weariness i I gelatine - 'eMMMWMsr ' jj-little a a n it v w®®w®£®i®rta am a know awoman woman’s trials know her needef sympathy and help If you my sister are unhappy because o£ you feel unfitfor household duties socialpleasures dt dally employment write and tell me just how you suffer and ask for my free ten day’ trial of a home treatment Men cannot understand suited to your needs women's sufferings What we know from experience we know better than anywomen J want to tell youhowman cure yourselfat home at a cost of about 12 cents a week If you sufferfrom women’s peculiarailments causn ing pain in the head back or bowels feelingof weight and dragging down sensation falling displacement hi or pelvic arrant causing kidney kidney and and bladder bladder weaknect nalvic organs cauBimr weakness er Ar conctipation and piiea painful or irregular periods catarrhal condition and dxacbarget extretnenervouk-" DCtt depressed spiritsmelancholy desireto cry fear of cni aooui to Happen creeping reeling alone omeuunr the spine palpitationhot flashes sallow complexion with dark circlesunder the theleft eyes paid in breastor a general feelingthat life is not worth living1 IU-neaIth C ‘ together I - V § -can Offer ree I I I ft ' THIS 1 5j : wAiL-uirBYUje-rkjiYiwitLT3ir'n 11 A 'Jilt tl BttVZXKi&X 7 My Read Sister 7 7f3ftf j - y 9 Lemon Record-Herald — Chicago ' - -currants much ijt a '4: ' - LUCKY I wMlll fflll -ing I mBMhHHS ’ Hats Crownless WWWW V derceivq He v x u several There are ways of making Imitation bar le due jelly and the these is good One is of methods this: Bojl for five Snlnutes twocup-'fuls of to three water— or sugar the in same proportions Measure tnoYe the liquid and when it is boiling again add an equal of strained red' measure this or white currant juicethe When mixture' has cooked to jelly state add sdeflM garden currants pint of a 4-L — to a pint of liquid currants currants These r should be opened with sharp wooden blade and the seeds carefully pour into jars removed Boil upfor1once six or seven days stand Uncovered and then xseal 'simpler method of making imitation 'bar le due is this: Crush the and strain the juice through r currants cheese: cloth bag a Before doing this the i weighcur fants and have ready 4 five times as red raspberries or each pound ofmany the raspberries and currant juice have of readythree-quartersthe cool and cover with ule crust oven until a pound pf sugar Simmer until sugar A and it Bake brown and sprinkle with currant juice together Pie 1 boil powdered sugar Reliable reachesthe boiling point skim and Then gently: for twenty-five Ice Cream minutes Currant add’ the and raspberries uncrushed currant Ice partly To make cream boll fifteen minutes gently1 or until freeze-any good ice cream mixtureor the mixture jells Remove’ pour into frozen custard and then is a add a cupful pe which requires care in glasses and seal while warm of and stemmed currants: to Grate'the washed rind of two preparation pint of the ipish freezing Current JJesaerts Add cream lemons iritoa deep bowl a ’are paek and let stand for two delicious currant or three There and many two hours cun and a half of white susrar andflour of them is short cake 'desserts one lied heaping‘oftablesrioonful of unsifted ’? This be made either with caket or Currant ool or one corn starch Stir these biscuit CfUst The currants carefully Is a This very dainty dessert If it is then add the yolks of three should! be served very cold Crush raw- or washed apd Stemmed and dried and eggs Beat this thoroughly sieve to sweetened and spread bethrough Mix a remove beaten crushed' add the juice of two lemons two cups them ywlth the layers A meringue or iskins and seeds tween of pleobwof butter the size water and whippedbe and then add added to the thick custard of into a creamon can a walnut Set the bowl top dissolved in hot milk Chill boiling and containing' glasses with saucepan water 'x thoroughlyand serve in top will drop Currant Pie currants! cook until it) thickens and little whipped to cream on from a like cold Wash andlstem enough spoonthe honey it is Vvf it from fire and three cupfuls and put them in when with cool pour X into a deep pie tin lined 'ameasure them deep pudding dish Cover seaside pastry LWheri’ baked have ready tbent If they house with whites enough sugarto sweeten or the country or ‘are beateit Miff with three level will need a good X cupful?’ very soujthey over small iAdroom door nopkers which the uls dr them half tablesnoonf nuiverized susar Then pour dollar are a a boiling 'the can bo bought Spread this owefr the fop and return to of water and put They are especially attracthe oven to set and cool a golden nvon tn slmmnr trentlv ftiv£iqu for half an' hour fromthq guestroom doors brown ' S’ ROSES -sven Then the prqss cheese and a currants through liquid Add three strain the pounds of and stir Pour granulate sugar Into a cask and stand until It away ceases to ferment Then bottle -work 4 WEATHER ASHIONS ONE -cloth ' j 6 time to -is 1 Currant Wine day of This delicacyis ofnot thedifficult our to grandmothers pre it la Indeed delicacy a To it four pounds of currants make andwash all and put them in a large etems Add kettle gallon of put a water and Stir It in cool cellar for three days time HOT I X V’S- nnrfl and ’ natwcei JeiA - 1 Currant Ketsnp ketsup suggestsanotherway and of preserving currants Wash the currants and to four pounds stem of the fruit after it is prepared add and a pint of two pounds brown sugar SimSimmer of good cider or wine vinegar procelain until gently in a pan add a teaspoonful of tnicK Then cloves a of teasDobnful ground cin same amount of ground namon andBollthefive strain and and minutes pepper - ' —0 -Currant I I — - J a “ - ’ ' through from — “ A e it: ZZpLg-T ' ( decried moths descriptions which can be nianulac-2 tured at home out of colored paper wire and cotton batting te suspended may the on siBsen threads from trees or poise lightly by means of fin® wire the floral on sprays These winged creatures give q very pretty effect as to and fro inthe breeze theysWay Them to add brilliancy to the seenej Japaneselanterns large? and small must be hung wherever there a hanging space The newestof these to Amerit can eyes are the grotesquefish lai J terns to 'represent the 'Japanese mad fish god' The lanterns of course a lighted only in the they evening but undel present a striking effect even daylight especially when interspersed with big peonies made of white- or crimsoncrepe paper Japanese Souvenirs by el?ht or ten hours Then measure the jtijee and for every cupful allow a cupful the of granulated sugar Heat in flat pan in the oven but a sugar do not brown it or melt it Boll the then add cl aar juice for five minutes dissolved th tie stir until sugar itand Just before reaches the boiling point after the sugaris added remove from the "'’fire and pour into glasses that have been scalded When the jelly is cool cover it well with paraflne ’ ’ I ' eg" Jelly be not to fact that it the much decoration the of currants I If Porch Is $mall porch be too small to adjnit flower sprays may be hung from the tree's and shrubd in the garden or a arbor! temporary be erected and the may scheme car-l rled out in that: arid of all slzes arid If whole they monotonous may talned WX2 ice-cold over them for ' £17 CsA ft? party for these the hostess turns lower-’ lead "of the suggestions If she aims at novel ty the whole affair is given A' Japanese aspect throughout even to' the costumesof those present What could be more appropriatefor hot weather wear of than the “comfy” flowing "kimonos silk or crepe that the -m x -r r'l ’5 'r i I "-?7Cw Ir I J I the to Almond Ing t 1 7 lw A'“T' ' U f 1 planning alawn midsummer days I I If nSSw i f TV 'Hj-riVL -any - JKvW M uJ-'l ’ V K1 Iwi'Sfei v Crepe UaIzMHV YM&SniM 'k!A WaKk f "'J fJ l '1 97-— J VjSh in would know by that the proper accompaniment of roast lamb was currant jelly When article of food has reached the stage it is test of where considered a ladyhood it must be widely accepted And some ooqks know the delicacy of currants chilled through removed from their stems and served with an syrup of sugar and water poured a W 7 "-Hfw vses? ichool that for of course everyhousehold stays of this s use of currants limited jelly ’ qualities the Perhaps their easily ’ dieticians k I- ' is-hardly tartaric an value have especially hari on’ all the health-preserving small fruit a them sugar grape substance English A pi il-lustrated— -are give — which sharpness-ind of our bills of jelly— decidedly beneficial to humanity oonstituerfteT potash their chief digested t suit-Another insignificant X- their of beach and back again bathing suits are waistcoats and collars The newest features of th’e These are made of organdy — and of course when they are of organdy they need daily and silk and it refreshing—pique must Be admitted the flaring collar is an improvement to the customary plainnessof any bathing is the skirts One of these is diminutive on some neW feature it is made of scarlet satin bound with black and the skirt full tunic ‘The more than a short many ruffled or flounced skirt tpo is representedin bathing suits and one with three tiers scalloped and bound about the bottom is shown There are corsage flowers of rubber as there were last year and these trim bathing caps There is a useful cap too with a visor that are used to the eyes from the sun protects And there are nfBbersilk garters quite as dainty as any worn in the boudoir! ‘ i - ' -il £ ' -f ' ’ ' - 4 - r ' t j ? 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