The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-06-16


Rubhcrs and ovcrShoeS soon become
very dingy. This appearance may be
changed by wIping off the articles with
a cloth dipped in ammonia
Motifs of net rich in bead embroidery
are To- hc found in the shops in a wide
range of ColOriugS. These make decided
ly smart trimming for handsome gown.
Taior.mudr gowns of silk are more in
evidence than ever before. Several
strikingly handsome weavcs III heavy
silk, specially designed for these suits,
have been brought out recently.
An ingenious woman who is to use
many buttons ou her tailor made gown
this spring. is utilizing the tops of some
discarded long gloves. She uses the
suede for covering button muldS and
finds the result most satisfactory.
Chamoscttc is the name Of the new
fabric gloves for spring wear. Though
woven from cotton the gloves closely re-
somhlc the genuine chamois. They are
smooth 10 the touch on the outside, rough
and warm on the inside aud are Glossy
woven.
The natural yellow of the real chamois
Is To be secured, also n number OF shades
in gray Pale tan and mode are also rep
II
Too great care cannot be taken of the
coffee pot. IT is II wise plan occasionally
To put half Il tcuSpooufnl of soda INTO
the coffee pot and then fill it up with
cold water Set on the stove aud LET II
boil slowly for quarter of an hour This
don" once n week will keep the coffee
pot sweet
t'ndcrskirt> for summer wear are
made OF grass cloth in the natural color,
These soft tauS are more scrvlccablc
than the white and are decidedly pretty
il finished with one or more rulloS, the
rutiicS themselves being edged with a
strip of colurod lawn. Sometimes wash
silk is used in place of the lawn for
the rutlle finish.
If any one wants To drop few
pounds of Supcrlluous flesh there Is no
way in which it can be done 81 easily rs
To stand MP after each meal No mat
ter how much one wants to take "A com
Portable chair and lounge after eating,
and that is always the natural lnclud-
tIuu. force yourself to- stand aud II will
be- found that the extra weight VIII dis
appear as If lay magic. From twenty
minutes To- half an hour is long enough.
If it is adhered to the result ut the cud
Of SLY month, viii Toe surprising,
Although pougcc does not dominate
fashion to the extent Ia which II did
last summer, it is still quite popular.
Puugcc of various kinds Is combined
with other silks, notably toulHrds, AS we'll
as with sheer materials and there are
delightful printed ponge"s in chachcmro,
crctouur and other quaint designs and
'ourugS which are effectively combined
with uu"-iuuu IpHE"e or are used IN
combination with other materials. These
figured puu-o"- make charming huuse>,
relieved hy touches Of some one color
predomuatiug Ia the design or yelled IA
muu>soImc or chiffon,
There is mo- Sign of wanc in the
popularity Of rhIugcuhlo silks. They are
used for the street or house gowns. and,
with the figured fouards have come nm
der the sway Of the yelling cdict h"iug
frequently combined with chiffon, mar.
quiscttc cor op"u-mcshcd vollc. This
irra is pleasing, for in many eases an uh-
truSiv", striking design of n foulHrd that
has been consigned to darkness can be-
used MS a foundation for delightful ere.
alton. Blue aud violet in combination u~
in the clever alliance of different ma
t"rIaIs ar" the culors that appear again
and again ON the promenades.
There are two remedies for indigestion.
one is to eat nothing at all. And one
watches with interest the artist at West.
crham who has suffered from indigestion
and has stopped eating. He is certainly
safe for the forty days he has tasted.
But there is Il limit to everything. Tie
must break his fast soon. And then one
may recommend him the other remedy,
II is the prescription of the krutIsh
farmer who after dinucr-aS grace
would Slap his broad waStcunt and say,
Take il ana hc id lie died at
eighty-scycu, twenty stone, Mt IIomestal,
Kent, and never had Indigestion.
The Minerva club, associated with the
Daughters Of the CoufrAerary IN New
York has lust organized phlanthrupjr
committee, which has for its object the
assistance of club women who are m
financial straits. During the last year
u number of members have passed
through financial reycrscs and required
help. II rs e. meet such cases that the
present committee has been formed ANA
To raise funds an entertainment is 10 bee
given ON March - ut the Waldorf As.
torIa. In the afternoon the children Of
the women interested viii bc the enter
tniucrs uud ia the evening there will
be- "a series OF tablrauN.
The marabou-trmmcd shoulder scarf
is on" OF the most popular and perhaps
one of the most popular aud perhaps
one of the most practical acccssuric, u
the wardrobe If the up-to-daDo woman.
especially those formed from tile SOFA
satiuy silk
When the sheen satin is considered %
little harsh 1nd tryng-as it is app 90 be-
when the complexion is not good the
effect will hc much improved 10y COVER.
ing the fabric with chiffon Oaid ON Hlu
before trimming with the muruhau
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