Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13


fsr particularly nice way to serve the
dish as a luncheon or dinner course,
First creep and then 60" is an old
maxim that Fashion seems 10 have
made her own. At all events, that
great authority Is acting on the prlncl-
Die set forth In the adage just quoted,
espeeially with regard TO the introduce
lion abroad Of slight pannier effects
and skirt draperies, and the arrange
ment OF skirt flounces that reach 20
the hips and like innovations At a
city importing-hnuse under very fash
l0nahle patronage was recently set
forth a gown OF trjcolored Persian sat
IN foulard, the skirt trimmed with three
deep founces set on with considerable
fulness. and bordered with amethyst
colored satin ribbons graduating In
width. En suite with this skirt was
coat Of amethyst-colored summer cloth
Of three-Quarter length, terminating
below the hips on either side. Large
styllsh-looking button-trimmed flap
pockets were set far back and little
below the walst-line The sleeves were
turned back with wide cuffs, also I'm
iahed with gold buttons and satin'pip-
ings Initiating buttonholes. The deep
turnover collar was Of white cloth,
with a band at the edge Of the anne.
,hyst cloth The front OF the coat
opened over a fitted wastcoat of white
six almost covered with Toby ruffles OF
rich lace. Studying this model. one
sees a very good replica OF pictures OF
The famous mulberry coat which Oliver
Goldsmith ordered "and forgot to pay
for with a view TO captivating the
beautiful but obdurate Mary Horneck.
TO men or women sincerely in earnest
10 make the best Of themselves, and
eager TO attain the noblest results from
lfe, nothing they confront is so de-
pressing as their own shortcomings and
errors There is no Disgusting the truth.
there is no covering up the facts; YOU
ate only too well aware of your mo-
IVES, your anger. your obstlnacy, or
seli'coneelt; your too rapid decision, for
which you had small bases OF informa-
ION The sharp censure OF your neigh
Dor, your ready and positive declaration
OF his motives, OF which you actually
kheW nothing except by inference, how
das'ardly Il all seems when in silence
YOU review the result of a half-hour's
conversation, though you had neither
htenllon TO do evil nor any present
realization OF injury TO the unfortunate
subject Of your too free speech.
when the aim Is 10 achieve the ideal
sH,tomanhood and to become a center
0i llghi and aspiration, to discover sud
urhly mat you have, by an hours
Woughtless talk or ten minutes angry
Argument, wounded one and lrritated
anoiher and left stlngs OF bitterness in
'be hearts you most long to comfort
ana cheer, is simply to send down the
PERSONAL estimate to point below reg
S'rallon and leave sense Of disap.
polntment and encouragement which
Delumbs all endeavor.
lou meant to be Industrious, and gain
much-you have thrown away hour af
lu hour, and day after day. and
learned nothing. You meant TO be sys-
lelnallc and seize every moment for
Weltal improvement-you have daWdled
away winter and not opened serious
BOOK. visited a gallery, heard a lecture,
Ot edded an ounce to your minds treas
VIZ, You had resolved to lift some
burden from the shoulders OF the poor.
10 0ilng light into some dark place.
personally TO carry comfort to the COM
IorNess-beyOnd the aid of few easily
spared dollars you have not raised one
Vyoplng head or healed one sore heart.
= ha'i'angry judgment arises against
souts9I ana YOU assign your own place
Sn.hs those who promise and do not
,fiiofm, VINO are unstable and I'M
worthy and belong with the throng
world. NV '"'
We all know the gamut with which |
wv mistakes have made US only too
'N.'hdf. But 1t IL when our shortcom-
.,b % our Nehemehce, or, oftener still.
ui wounded self-love. bring us into the
,aare OF contention with husband or |
lHVien mat we realize that by mo- |
,,thlaty folly We have undone the pa
t,en, "fok Of years, or knocked down |
.'F result Of long and careful building |
= readily and eifectually as child |
''pp'es over his block house.
H.. Us hidtiIess ~ sign or care |
w Del'maklng. Indicating that the
.h',5, Is not turned daily. as II
,, %''l DC Mattresses are now sold not
,us ~ The two parts with which we
h. iohg been familiar. but also In
= ~ paris These are recommended.
y uney wear more evenly, and are more
'"'th'enuy turned and cared for.
n so 30 au journal suggests raw potatoes
J, e,ean on paintings. Have n few DO.
,'osS az hand each cut in halves the
~. NJ surface il dampened slightly with
!. ,a !, water, and used To rub the canvas;
\. , lne potatoes show soil the surface Is
49, ~ on and the rubbing continued.
Nv PROCESS viii create a little lather.
'u,n should be wiped OF as fast as
! ,s,yurhulates, with clean, damn
ti..se when the whole canvas is
I'M ',ftbs9 II should be washed over lightly
~ cl.sn water Of which the chill is
~. Ieeh on snd hnally. the water lightly
'lss Vstefuily wiped on with an old
"a. snk handkerchief Raw pota.
n 70 Clean paintings are frequently
~ , =, evidence. but this descrip.
, ,B .. vne process may be Of value. Il