The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-05


pearl. The first two come in colors to
match the materials, or can be used in
contrast; the dark pearl promises to be
as popular as gilt or jet was last winter.
All Of them must be so small that they
can be grouped or used in solid rows.
Now that asters-and later chrysan-
themums-are such temptation to tuck
in ones belt you ought to know how to
keep them fresh the longest possible
time, without having wet stems drag
Cling your dress. The Japs burn the
ends of the stems with blaze from a
bit of the sulphur; you might use the
unsulphered end of match. though.
The so-called golf gloves have won
their way into fame for street wear.
These are cloth gloves with white, gray
and even reds, as favorite colors. The
doing away with kid gloves on so many
occasions is amazing, but it certainly Is
comfortable.
Everyone who has had to carry
lunch to school or office knows the
heavy, unsatisfed feeling that follows
the cold meat sandwich. boiled eggs.
pickles and cake. 1t sounds absurd,
but nothing deadens the cold meat af-
ter-taste like nickels worth OF candy.
which is still more unhealthy.
Here are some suggestions for sand
wiches easy to make, and a relish, in
place Of heavy pickles and soggy cake.
Sardine sandwich: Drain the little
fish of all the oil floating over them, cut
a green pepper in thin slices, salt mod
erately, and put fish and peppers be-
tween crackers that have been heated
through and slightly warmed in the
oven beforehand.
Banana sandwich: Slice a good ba-
nana-half ripe or oVer-ripe ones are
positively injurious-squeeze little
lemon juice over it, and let it stand fif-
teen minutes, spread between huttered
crackers, adding a few kernels Of En-
glish walnuts between the layers.
Date and fig sandwiches are especi-
ally good with nuts-the dates, of
course, requiring that the pits be re-
moved. Sailed peanuts are just as
good, If not little better, for these
sandwiches than English walnuts.
sliced apple sandwich needs salt
and the English wa)nuts. If your sand
wiches are to stand any length Of time
before using don't put any sweat cream
with the bananas and dates. nor ma
yonnaise with the apples, but be sure
to wrap each sandwich in wax paper
before it goes into the box. The same
pieces of wax paper can be made to
serve again and again.
The High School Headache.
Headaches are not always caused by
overwork. Sometimes they are bilious,
sometimes they are nervous, often they
come from an unusual rush of blood to
the brain that might have been avoided.
The easiest way to start in the day
with a headache is to eat a hurried
breakfast and then rush frantically for
a car or walk briskly half mile or so
to school.
A brisk walk on a crisp morning, with
head up and shoulders thrown back. is
the most bracing thing possible. but
there must be at least twenty minutes
leeway between it and the meal, to give
/ the newly loaded digestion chance.
| Otherwise. if there is the least tendency
| toward biliousness or nervous indiges-
ton, the walk will bring it out in full
force.
One cause of nervous headache is the
constant jar of walking rapidly over
rough paving. or slipping over the pol
ished floors of corridors and class
rooms. Go to your shoe man and have
him replace your taperinE heels with
low, firm, rubber ones. That will be
. the most satisfactory expenditure of so
cents that you will have in your ac-
count book.
The graceful woman or girl Is the
; one who moves quietly, easily. and with
unconscious freedom. If you don't hear
! your heels come "clumping'' down, nor
/, feel them slip. you will walk as easily
as bird flies. The strain on your back
will be done away WITH and a nervous
strain no longer communicated to your
head.
Try the rubber heels before the ice
comes. and you will not discard them
afterward.
Dream Cakes.