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Show PfS HEN the handle knobs come off 4 tin or aBat0 disu covers n good y)Mfl way to make them good as , ever is to tack a cork on in ( place of the lost knob. Put larger end I of cork against cover just over the hole left by the old knob, and drive a good sized tack through from the under un-der side. One cork will stay on and last as long as tho original knob, i NOTHING will better draw out Inflammation In-flammation caused by tears than to soak tho eyes in hot water. To do this tho cloth should be wet and laid over the lids, renewing as soon as the heat subsides. Ten minutes of thlB makes the whole face red, and as the blood recedes tho lids bleach with the rest of the akin. HI ' 1 RINKING with meals greatly dilutes the saliva, making i I mastication all the more difficult; diffi-cult; besides, in this way, the contents are easily softened and washed wash-ed down before being properly chewed. Tho painfully distended stomach, that 15s"" feeling of being bloated and uncom- fortably "full" arises in most cases i from drinking with meals and is again caused by gas. HOES that are too large cause almost as many corns as those that are too small, and ill-fitting ill-fitting stockings, which are either too short on tho toes or so largo that they lie in wrinkles, cause a great deal of trouble. If there are callouses ? on tho feet, tho spots should be well rubbed with a piece of pumico stone not tho powder, but the small stone that comes for that purpose. fPffJi HEN tho wash boiler or any In i J Pan or kettlo begins to leak mmm at an unexpected moment, and It is not convenient to get it soldered or to buy a new one, a good-Bome-raadc cement is made by taking J tho white of an egg and some fine coal i or wood asv.es and mixing together un- ! til a paste Is formed. Spread this mix ture on the hole on the outside of the vessel and hold over the Are until the egg is baked and it hardens. You will , be surprised at tho durability of this Bimple cement. IRLS possessing deft fingers can f Iwl create most charming little bo- f , I -1 lcros from dainty odds and ) ends. A background of heavy net, braided to match tho color of tho r, ? l skirt to be worn with the tiny coat, is decidedly smart. Most effective are the black satin or black broadcloth boleros, embroidered in colored silks or inset with lace medallions heavily worked with gold or other metallic threads. These models are really only apologies for coats, for in some instances in-stances it is really nothing more than a square yoke cut out at the neck. pgS RGANDIE, which is very thin IJ and sheer, does not need lJ heavy starching, and it is perhaps per-haps better to do all the stiffening stiff-ening of this material with gum arable Add two tablespoonfuls of prepared gum arable water to a quart of luke warm water and dip tho organdie aft er it has been dried, into this 'imh the garments into a tight roll and -ii low to get partly dry. Have ready an atomizer containing lukewarm water and with this atomize the outsido n'r the roll which will bo dner than th0 nsidc. iron the starched organd?e on tho wrong side as far as possible. H' IARIS decrees that tho skirt length for the fall bo from 1 four to six inches from tho tv1t- J,r andJD0t an inch shorter. Truly this Is good news to tho majority major-ity of women, for though many of tho extremists did go in for and wear skirts that were twelve and fourteen inches from tho floor, tho really conservative con-servative woman did not wear it abovo seven inches. It was largely duo to this fact that the majority of women adopted tho laced boot, for this stylo of shoo has been featured with a 16-inch 16-inch top, this affording an amplo view of the angle. On tho contrary, the button but-ton shoe does not lend itself to so extreme ex-treme a height, consequently the more conservative woman continued to wear it, and did not adopt the very short sklrL She realizes, also, that tho button but-ton boot, when well fitted is infinitely more dressy and feminine than tho laced shoes. The styles for fall aro very attractive though not at all splnshy in appearance. White and black glazed kid in to be extensively used, whlto tops with bronzo vamps will also prove popular. Invariably white pearl buttons are featured or else buttons in the same shado as tho vamp. Button boots featuring cloth topped and kid vamps will be shown in one-toned effects in a very attractive attrac-tive manner. Stitching and perforating perforat-ing will also be featured, though in comparatively conservative design. |
