The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-18

by "a small manufacturer, who usually
lives I'm town and TO whom the worlxmen
engaged In the manufacture Of parts N
dolls carry the product OF their weekly
TOLL
Model dolls are similar 20 the wax dolls.
with the exception that they are provided
with heads made entirely Of wax
In the manufacture OF mat dolls -
hfnbs and heads arc dipped into solution
which is>suppcsed 10 make them wash
able. The making Of fine doll wigs must
be considered an art by itself. Mohair.
which Is imported I'm large quantities
from England, Is used I'm this 'manufac-
ture; sometimes human hair IS employed.
but the latter material being expensive,
It's use will always be limited.
The glass eyes are blown out OF tubes
held over n strong gas flame they arc
connected by wire, and. II IL is desired to
make them movable a lead weight IL fast
ened 10 the wire
The dressing OF dolls Is also an extern
sive industry. Manufacturers emplav
from two hundred TO three hundred
hands-mostly girls. OF recI1t years. dolls
are brought out dressed in uniforms 20
represent some well known character
Dolls dressed in khaki are now being put
on the English Market
WHAT ONE WOMAN THINKS.
The humbe,S man is vain.
never worry TO-DAY IT you can put II on
until tomorrow.
They say that the coming woman will
be taller than the coming man.
In Japan beauty depends on the size of
the nose; the woman who has the biggest
nose is the greatest belle.
There are people W no seem to think
that what anybody else possesses OF
value is something taken from them
selves.
Eating in restaurant these hot da .
generally resolves itself into ordering
what you see the person next to YOU cat
ing.
DEVILS on HORSEBACK.
Allow three sardines for each person,
skin them, cut Off the tails and flavor
with cayenne, little butter and pinch
OF salt Roll each fish up In a very thin
slice of bacon, squeeze over IL little
lemon juice and lay It on a narrow strip
of buttered toast and bake I'm slow ov-
en- until the bacon is cooked Scatter ov-
er IL grated yolk egg, and serve at once.
FRIED STUFFED EGGS.
Boil eggs twenty minutes; put them
Immediately into cold water; when cold
remove the shell; cut them In half
lengthwise: carefully remove the yolk:
ruo them very smooth. To six boiled
gges add one teaspoonful of melted but
ter one and half tablespoonfuls oY very
finely chopped ham or tongue; salt and
pepper; hl the hollow of each white.
having the surface level; press one half
TO another; dip i'm egg. then in crumbs.
then in eggs, then in crumbs again; fry
in hot deep fat; remove. drain on "A
piece of paper, arrange OF hot platter:
serve with cream sauce made with one
tablespoonful OF butter melted, one of
flour; cook together: add one cup OF milk.
salt and pepper; let IL boil five minutes.
st Louis Republic.
THE GRAY HAIRED WOMAN.
What n mistake women often makes In
dyeing the hair The woman or grey hairs
Is often much more attractive than in her
youth. Hair prematurely gray Is not-ue-
sirable, of course, but when the skin is
withering and wrinkling, the color !eav-
ing the lips and the curves OF chin and
cheek turning To angles, gray hair has
wonderfully softening influence. ryed
hair on an elderly woman plays
havoc with the complexion bringing out
sallow touches that almost verge On
green, and giving a repellept hardness OF
expression to the eyes. A dark wig is
monstrosity that ought TO make an elder
~ person eligible for the asylum for the
feeble minded. Nature IL the best artist,
when all is said, and any tampering with
her painting in a normally healthy body
is fatal To good looks White haired won-
uresqueness i'm their hands in these kindly
days. No longer must they wear sober
black or hideous purple. Pearl giNy deli
cate violet, pastel blue and white, all are
permitted by fashion and good taste TO
the white haired woman.
COURTPLASTER CASE.
A courtplaster case OF a size convenient
TO carry In ones pocket or purse Is made
from two heart-shaped pieces of cellu-
loid-heavy and white I'm color. The edges
are fastened together with ribbon laced
over and over, small holes being made I'm
the cellulod with the blade OF knife.
The uppe- cover may be ornamented with
a rhyme or inscription I'm printed letters
in color 10 match the ribbons. BetweN
several sheets of court plaster OF different
colors may be placed and fastened TO the
covers by ribbon tied in "A pretty knot
&C top.
ONE OF THE ONES.
'T see that a woman doctor up I'm Chi
cago says that only ono woman I'm one
thousand Is ne Go bring up children"
"I'll bet she's one or the ones"