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The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

NEW YORK. Jan. 3l.-You can
still speak of the well-dressed man as
he. But II will take a straining oi
the eyes to not call him she" at frst
glance That much Is due to the well.
dressed man this spring, after a look
at the fashion show of Custom Cut
ters' Association of America, held al
the Hotel Aston.
1t may be the suffraget movement
or it may not be; but it is certain
something is making mems styles look
more like skirts every year. Take the
new opera cape overcoat, for example
IL hangs from the shoulders to the
knees. Is lined with silk, and is but.
toned up the front like a directoire
gown. Gentlemen riding to the opera
in taxicabs will sport IT,
Fine for the taxi drivers! In case
Of the frequent argument over the
fare, the passenger can't defend him
self with his cape on.
When Mr. Well-dressed Man enters
the theater or opera house, he will
spring another surprise. For his
evening coat will be more like gown
than an article OF male attire. In
stead OF silk facing, there will be a
velvet ruche or shawl-collar circlne
his neck. It's great for people dis.
posed toward colds. Protects the neck
like a woman's ostrich feather boa
Max Marx. arbiter OF fashion TO the
tenderloin, says he wouldn't be sur
prised 10 see men wearing feather
boas before long II the craze keeps up
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

A peep at the new dress vest will
bring another surprise Instead of a
V cut, it is a U. Whether the vest
be sent c. o. ID. or bought ON the |. O..
u. plan, the u will supplant the V, /
fits de rigeuer as the sports say. Per
fectly plain, isn't 1t? Well, the vest
should be.
But for morning wear the vest Is
different. Only two pockets. each big
enough to conceal grapefruit with
out causing a bulge. Turned wrong
side out, magicians will find them
useful for hiding live rabbits and other
things.
The suit to be worn with this noisy
and sassy" vest will be plaid Not
checked, as some mild persons would
have 1t, but wild, woolly plaid, like the
Scotch bag-pipers have worn for years
One plaid suit on Broadway would
cause disturbance and a riot call.
but as long as hundreds will get in
style it will be all right, Police In
spector McCafferty says. -
Spring overcoats will be Of the auto
variety. That means that the buttons
will be as big as an auto tire. Black
circles, one within another, will
heighten the effect and make timor-
Gus persons think they see the wheels
go around
Oh, yes; the Norfolk jackets will
be In style, the same as ever. No
body but hero will wear a Norfolk
jacket. and as the nation needs heroes.
you ought to be glad that it stays.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
Health and Beauty Talks
az Mrs. MAE MARTYN.

hair on the face. 1 will repeat the
formula: Mix one ounce OF aimozoin
with one-half pint cold water anu adu
two teaspoonfuls glycerine, stir ana
let stand for an hour or so, l nave
never found anything 10 equal aIlno-
Zoin jelly as an aid TO beauty. III IL
excellent for reducing the size OF large
pores in the skin, for chapped handS,
and face, massaging, removing treckles,
tan, wrinkles and blackheads. IL cleans
the skin from all dirt and makes IL
soft and velvety. Use very little soap
on your face, as IL dries out the SKIN
too much. This cream VIII cleanse the
skin much better than soap.
E A. w: feel sorry for you
Where a person is as fat as yourself
IL must make one feel miserable to
think everyone notices your extra
weight You can easily sly se ~, T re ,S oa
remedies you have tried did no good.
Get four ounces OF parnotis from your
druggist and dissolve IL in pint OF
hot water. Take a tablespoonful be-
fore each meal. II generally cuts down
flesh rapidly and Will not injure your
health In any way.
q. p. A.: When you wear a veil.
face powder VIII not help your COM
plexion much. as II rubs OF too easily.
What you need is good lotion that
will not show on the skin. The next
time YOU go TO the drug store get four
ounces OF spurmaX and dissolve II In
one half pint Of hot water. adding Two
teaspoonfuls OF glycerine. This lotion
will clear up and whiten your skin,
make IL soft and VelVety and give you
beautiful complexion. IL VIII rid
your skin OF that shiny. greasy, sallow
look and make II appear charming ana
youthful. I find this excellent Tor colo
sores, freckles and pimples. IL costs
very little and will protect the race
from the cold winds and prove splen-
Emma NJ: a beautiful head OF hair
adds so much TO ones appearance that
/ would caution YOU to be more care
full OF your hair hereafter. You would
not have TO use n hair not 10 make
your hair stay up and look nice II you
took better care of II. Try shampoo
ing your hair every two weeks with
Of canthroX dissolved In
a cup OF hot water and see how bright
and fluffy it will make your hair. This
shampoo fathers fine. cleanses the scalp
thoroughly and stops all irritation.
Canthrox makes a delightful shampoo
and is especially good during the win
ter months. as II dries quickly: You
can get canthroX shampoo at most
hai rdressers' n you ask for II. or you
can get canthroX at your drug store
and prepare the shampoo yourself at
small cost. Don't use soap on the hair.
tends TO Kill the hair and causes light
streaks In the hair which are so COM
mon
A II. NJ: II your eyes lack bright
ness and expression, try dropping In
each eye daily one or two drops OF
tonic made by dissolving one ounce OF
crystos In a piutvof water This tonic
will not smart tho eyes and Is excel :.
lent for weak and lnflamed eyes IL
strengthens the sight while keeping
the eyes clear and lustrous This is a
great help TO those who wear glasses
and Is used constantly by many ac-
themselves on their beautiful, spark
ling eyes.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
Try THIS For a Sebere
Cough.

Take a pint OF Granulated
Sugar. add u pint OF warm
water and stir about minutes.
Put 2Is OF. OF Pinex In a pint
bottle and MI up with the Gran
ulated Sugar Syrup. Take
teaapoonful every one. two or
three hours. The taste is pleas
ant.
The prompt results from this
simple homemade article will
surprise you. IL usually con,
queTs n deep-seated cough In "a
hours. and is splendid house
hold remedy for hoarseness.
whooping cough. colds. chest
pains. bronchitis. etc.
The recipe above given makes
a full pint-enough TO last
family a long time-and costs
only 81 cents. II keeps perfect
ly. and is easily prepared I'm
Eve minutes. Children take II
willingly.
Pinex is the most valuable
concentrated compound OF Nor
way White Pine Extract. II is
rich in all the well-known pine
elements which are so healing
10 membranes.
None OF the weaker pine prep
arations can compare with the
real Pinex itself All druggists
have It. or will get 1t for you
II requested.
Strained honey can be used
instead OF the syrup. and makes
very fine honey and pine tar
cough syrup.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
DRINK BUTTERNILK
BY CYNTHIA GREY.

cotton cloth or linen bag and all the
whey strained off, that which remains
Is thick and is excellent eaten with
top milk and sugar.
Buttermilk whey is a good drink for
the sick. Put a quart Of the butter
milk in a pan on the fire. When 1t
boils, beat up the yolk OF an egg and
stir In. Add a small piece OF butter,
then beat the white OF the egg to a
stiff froth and stir in. Sweeten to
taste and add nutmeg If liked. This
should be kept in a cool place and IT
will AFFORD the invalid five or six
delicious and nutritious drinks 1t is
said that one glass Of buttermilk has
in II millions of friendly microbes.
which are very effective In prevent
ing the termination of putrefying
microbes. These microbes produce
diseases of the digestive tube.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

r r. e: II your hair Is splitting az
the ends and becoming prelnatu
gray. it is a sure sign OF nssIect, w , n@e
you need is a good, nourishlnB quinIne
tonic for your hair. Dissolve one ounce
OF duinzoin in one-half pint OF alc0noI
and add one-half pint colo wafer iSup
this we'll into your scalp twice a week
and Il will put new life and color mo
your hair in short time. nave touuu
this quinine tonic excellent TOT rSIiioE ,
ing dandruff, irritation OF the scalp ana
stoppinR falling hair You Will mo ~
splendid to use during the winter
months. as IL evaporates reauuiiiE,
makes the hair glossy ana VIII PrUNo
very refreshing to the hair and scaip'
Bertha j. You can't expect to have
a nice, rosy complexion as long ah you
feel so lifeless and have a poor appe-
lite At this time OF the year you
ought to be feeling splendid and look
ing your best. l strongly recommend
a good system tonic for you. Inc one
/ always found best is made by dis
solving one-half teacupful sugar ana
one ounce kardene In one half pint al
cohol. adding enough boiling WaIer 70
full OF this good, old-fashioned tonic
before each meal and before retlrlng.
1t will tone UP your sysienn anu anu, ,, Nv
away with that tired feeling, putting
color and life into your race. IL II
fine for clearing sallow complexion
removing pimples and other skin erup-
lions
r.. T. S.: What you need TO stop de-
cay and preserve and whiten your teeth
10 n dentifrice that will reach In be-
tween the teeth and dissolve the tar
tar and infectious matter. bet from
your druggist six ounces powdered
chalk and four ounces OF powdered
zonrit. Mix these with three ounces
OF powdered sugar; or II you prefer
a paste, stir In glycerine 70 the desired
consistency. This home made prepare
tion is easily made and Is absolutely
pure and antiseptic. II contains no
ba rnofuI ar Irritating ingredients. The
cost is about one fourth the price OF
manufactured tooth preparations
Mrs. @. NJ: There is probably some
thing wrong with your babys dlges-
tion or Il would not cry night after
night F'retfulness. sleeplessness and
peeVishness are often the result OF
gas on the stomach. You can make
a half taacupful OF sugar and two
ounces OF senol I'm half a pint OF hot
water. This recipe makes half a pint
OF soothing syrup that ~ absolutely
opium morphine or any other harm
full ingredient The dose for child
one 70 ak months old, Is 10 TO 10
drops. six to twelve months, 10 To 80
"Footsore:" The phrosol foot bath ls
the most refreshing treatment Tor
tired aching. sore or sweaty rect that
can be found Simply dissolve two
teaspoonfuIs OF phrosol In basin OF
hot water and battle the feet therein
for few minutes IL rests. soothes
and refreshes, and helps the pores eN.
mel all poisonous waste matter. Phrosol
has given relief TO many who sur
fered from tender feet after all other
remedies had failed.
Mary f A.: have received so many
requests for a reliable, greaselcss COM
plexion cream that Will be entirely
beneficial and not encourage growth or
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
THE EVENING STORY

/ Terry-co. Passes Into Great Tor
rid Zone-Occasion of General
Rejoicing"
Farther along was the account OF
Miss Kendalls purple tea, with the
angular and bony" hostess assisted
in receiving by Miss Violet Sands I'm
a five-year-old alpaca" and Miss
! Louise Johnson 'in a $3.50 suit Just
arrived from the Chicago mail order
house" Other items told of Deacon
Browns cheating the eye-lids off
Squire Pate In a mule trade, of little
Tad Templeman stealing watermelons
from Farmer Lee. and of Miss Amelia
Davis jilting Uncle Jed Potter for the
fourteenth time.
There was one bright spot in the
too frank Trumpet: Miss Vera Mar
tin. the Mary Anderson of Pinkney-
vile, is studying for a dramatic
career" etc, etc.
AS was inevitable. the Trumpet had
pleasant callers" that day. AS n re-
suit. young Mr.. Williams, the editor,
having fought grimly all day for the
truth, appeared at the Martin mansion
with a somewhat battered and plaster
ed countenance.
81 have told the truth, and nothing
but the truth he announced; also I
have made distinctions. And this Is
my reward"
Miss Martin blushed divInely. 1T
was dear Of you to single me out as
you did And I'm awfully distressed
about your bruises"
That's all right" grinned young
williams. Now that question I've
been asking you the last six months ~
ooh that will be all right. too,
| said Miss Martin.
Then It pays to tell the truth de
clared the editor Of the Trumpet
wrinkling his coat sleeve
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

This beverage is one OF the whole.
some foods we might use more than
we do. 1t is cheap. healthful and de-
licious When quite fresh 1t differs
from whole milk chiefly I'm the absence
Of the butter, but it retains the sugar,
caseln and salts Of milk. all of which
are very nourishing.
Buttermilk is much easier OF diges-
ton than whole milk and is often
recommended 10 invalids by ply
sicians. II is a pleasant beverage in
warm weather. as it is cooling. When
kept for n day or two 1t acquires an
acidity. but the acid OF buttermilk
does not increase the aCidity Of the
stomach, or cause flatulenCe. and may
be safely used by dyspeptics. Since 1t
Is cooling in it's effect. it should not
be drunk while the body is overhead
ed.
II buttermilk be put into a clean
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

spared about so more just such gen
try as Mr. Upper, and benefited.
Finally the Trumpet, heralding Miss
Vera Martins appearance in amateur
theatricals, called her " vision OF
Junoesque loveliness-a dream OF
Olympian beauty-a reincarnation OF
the old Greek perfect woman"
You're too gushing" criticised the
fair Vera. One never knows what
TO credit"
Anderson Williams. the young edi.
tor of the Trumpet. frowned They re
all complaining on that score. / always
endeavor TO say the best things | can.
Make some manner OF distinction,
pursued Miss Martin Everybody
can't be perfect Every lady can't
be the loveliest.
"All right" murmured young vii.
liams, and went away. still frownlng
All that week he needed the rising
tide OF complaint, but set his jaw and
said nothing On the following Friday
morning the Trumpet appeared as
usual On the first page, in bold
black headlines, was this caption:
ELECT SCALAWAG!
Young Mems Social Club
Chooses 'Dink Fuller. Snipe-
Smoking, Brick-Pressing, Asinine
Pinhead. as President for Coming
Year"
Still another read:
DEATH OF p. BURNS
"Wickedest Old Hypocrite in
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
THE TRUTH FOR PINKNEYvILLE
BY Stuart 3. Stone.

ny stuart .. stone.
For 40 years the Weekly Trumpet
had throttled vice and corruption, re-
covered lost hame-strings and red
bandanas, and made the eagle flap and
scream to the satisfaction OF all the
best people Of the best town in the
best county on earth"
But a wave of love and regard for
the strict truth swooped down upon
Pinkneyville and the best advertis.
ing medium In Terry-co." went awash.
For instance, when young Alfred
Upper forsook the haunts OF his
youth to seek his fortune in the city,
the Trumpet blew: "Pinkneyville re-
grets TO lose so estimable a young
man" While the truth of the matter
was that Pinkneyville could have
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
rnnk All Hls Money.

often all a man earns goes TO doc
tors or for medicines, 90 cure Stom.
ach. Liver or kidney trouble that Dr
Kings New Life pills would quickly
cure 40 slight cost Rest for Dyspep
sla. Indigo stion. Biiousness. Constipa-
ton. Jaundlcc. Malaria and Debility
CSC AZ r G. Kinsels. Central Drug
store and GRAY & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

This exquisite gown is composed OF
a velvet skirt in an old blue shade.
accompanied by a picturesque little
coat of gray and blue striped silk
very heavy, and in the popular
"fadey" colors. Cuffs and turn back
corners are Of gold cloth, and Russian
sable trims the edges.
With this costume is carried sable
and embroidery mum and a picture
hat Is worn.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
MO.THE r.
PROBLEMS

A wise mother tells me that it is
not necessary TO use the vile-smelling
kerosene In order TO get rid of vermin
and nits which will get in the hair Of
school children despite careful watch
ing at home. She has successfully
used camphor. being careful not to
miss a single lock OF hair.
Don't allow a child to sleep with his
head under the bedclothes. Lying on
the back is also bad, and causes snor-
ing The right side is recommended
by some authorities as best and most
healthful, but a child should be ac-
customed to both.
Don't have dark-colored paint or
paper on the walls. White paint and
light, washable. sanitary paper are
best, both from a health point of view
and the artistic one.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Instead OF throwing away the UNI
sealed envelopes that bring circulars,
cut of the gummed strips and save
them. They will serve a hundred
household uses.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

I
day evening in the Masonic temple by
Ashlar lodge,
The annual reception and dance OF
the Eastern High School Alumni asso-
citation will take place Wednesday
evening In the new gymnasium OF the
school
The Harmonic society's annual
/ masquerade will be given in Har-
monte hall Tuesday evening, Feb 8.
and elaborate preparations are under
way for the event
The Dunbar company of vocalists,
| instrumentalists and bellringers Will
/ give concert Tuesday evening In
Simpson NJ. T.. church, under the aus
p!ces OF the Tull Bible class.
Keystone chapter, O. Il. S., will give
a pedro party in the residence OF Mrs.
| Vanderveer, No. 800 Oakland-ave.,
Wednesday Afternoon at 2 o'clock.
St Leo's Altar society will give
card party In the residence OF Mrs.
jeremiah Maher, No 500 Fourteenth
ave, Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
A concert will be given in the Cen
fury building Tuesday evening for the
benefit Of ST. Mays Collegiate So
rosis The program will be contrib.
uted by Mrs. Tekla Farm McKinnie,
! formerly a wellknown church singer
Of this city; Burt i. McKinnie. and
! Miss Margaret Manuenbach, Mr.. and
Mrs. McKinnie now reside in Ne
braska.
1T is a mistake to say that Shakes
.peate's plays are perfect; as matter
OF fact, IL is discouIaging in studying
his plays closely TO zee all the errors -
said Prof. S. II. Clark. Monday evening,
In the Church OF Our Father, lecturing
on King Lear" In The series dealing
with Shakespeare tragedies Next
weeks lecture on Julius Caesar" Will
be given on Tuesday evening, instead
! OF Monday, and the final one on
Henry v" will take place Saturday
evening, Feb. -.
A large audience attended the free
organ recital given in Fort-st. Pres
| byterian church, Monday evening, by
! y. J. Corey, organist OF the church
( The program was notable for the first
hearing OF Horatio Parker's new so
nata, which proved to be a beautiful
composition Mr.. Corey's command OF
his instrument Is well known, and ne
played with his usual power and good
taste Miss Sophie Clarke, a young
soprano, sang the Mad scene from In.
cia" and the Shadow song from "Di-
norah" in good voice. Mr.. Corey will
give an illustrated lecture on Verdi
I'm the church, Tuesday evening.
Sept is.
A mass OF lavender wistaria, re-
lieved here and there by quaint gilded
baskets filled with Japanese iris,
formed the beautiful floral decorations
! Of the artistic studios of the William
Wright company, Monday evening
when the second assembly ball was
given The rich gowns OF the women
were enhanced against this back
ground and the ballroom scene was
one OF great beauty and color. In the
| dlning-room white and green were the
colors used, each small table holding
| q porcelain basket filed with white
tulips and primulas. The menu. served
| In courses, was gotten up by the Hol-
| land Tea Rooms, and offered rare
viands. The ball was even more ele-
CANT in its appointments than its pre-
decessor. and both nave set a prece-
dent for magniicence In Detroit's So
cial world that places them with sim.
liar entertainments in New York.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

If the brush is removed from tho
carpet sweeper. dipped in water AMI
then replaced. the sweeper viii not
raise a dust.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Velvet usually black Is used for
the most ceremcnious costumes. and
when combined with fur and embroid
cry. Is exquisite The black velvet of
the Illustration is accompanied by a
black velvet hat with crown bound
NJ white foN-white fox Is also used
for the muf
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Mrs S. Q. Porter, Of West Plains,
is considered the best farmer in Mis-
souri,. She has 240 acres under cul'
tivation. She grows wheat and fruit,
and raises poultry. horses and cattle.
She owns some OF the best Herford
cattle In the country.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Roasting causes meats TO shrink 20
per cent, the loss being in fat and
water.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Scar fresh meats in frying pan
before stewing or boiling them.
Browning the outside seals up the
juice and preserves the flavor and
nutritive qualities
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

II by accident SCOT should be dropped
on the carpet, cover 1t thickly with
salt, and both may easily be swept up
without soiling the carpet.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Vegetable oils and fats are mOrS
easily digested than lard, and some
are less expensive.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Don't permit cardboard or other
boxes which harbor dust 70 be put
under any bed or on the top OF any
cupboard or wardrobe.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Meat loses more weight by boiling
than by any other process OF cooking.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Handsome lorgnette chains Of gilt
are set with pearls, the result being
most effective.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
Outof boWEdoDd
SCYNTHIAGREY ~

II you should scorch any colored
goods. such as linen. percale. ETC.. dip
instantly. in. vinegar then wash and
rinse well.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
FASHIONS

Tiny pink satin roses, with rose
leaves, too, are TO be had in the shops
for trimming evening gowns
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Broadcloths I'm pastel shades are
being used for one piece frocks OF
rather elegant character. Sometimes
the design is simple, but the style OF
the model. together with it's delicate
color, puts garments Of this character
I'm the sO-called dressy class.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

To keep cut flowers fresh add a
pinch OF saItpeter to the water In
which the blossoms are put. This
will keep them fresh for long time.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Sage tapioca and barley add nutri-
tive value to clear soups.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
In Society

A calico party will be given Tues
day evening in the Masonic temple by
Ashlar lodge
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Petticoats and princess slips are
being made OF the thinnest materials
and without a pleat or gather.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Before using lemons place them In
water a few minutes and then use the
vegetable brush on them and see how
you can free them from dirt and
lemon lice" Yon will be surprised
at the results.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
4RE5@$!0NB00N'

Escalloped Salmon.-Remove all
bones AMI bits Of skin from one can
If salmon Then put in a buttered
baking dish alternate layers of salmon
and cracker crumbs, with crumbs on
top, Sprinkle salt pepper, few
drops OF lemon juice and bits OF butter
on each layer OF salmon Put gen
erous pieces of butter on top layer OF
crumbs and just cover with milk.
Bake about one.half hour
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

A simple but easy method OF whit
anina clothes is, when boiling them.
20 drop in a few peach leaves, tied up
n a muslin cloth.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Keystone chapter, O. Il. s., will give
a pedro party in the residence OF Mrs.
Vanderveer, No. 800 Oakland-ave.,
Wednesday Afternoon at o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

The easiest method OF removing
dust from velvet OF all colors is 70
rub 1t briskly with a sheet OF tissue
paper.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

st. Leo's Altar society will give
card party In the residence OF Mrs.
jeremiah Maher, No. 500 Fourteenth
ave, Wednesday afternoon at $50
o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

The Harmonic society's annual
masquerade will be given in Har-
monte hall Tuesday evening, Feb 8.
and elaborate preparations are under
way for the event.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

The Dunbar company of vocalists,
instrumentalists and bellringers VIII
give a concert Tuesday evening in
Simpson NJ. T.. church, under the aus
p!ces OF the Tull Bible class.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Ice Cream Candy cups sugar
one cup water one tablespoon vinegar
the size of nutmeg, and iavoring
This must not be stirred while cook
Irg Boil about % minutes, or until
1 nardens when dropped in cold water
WCrk rs soon as possible after taking
rom the fire Flavor while pulling.