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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-07-16

After praying forty years for ba-
by, Des Moines couple placed a
small advertisement in newspaper
and the same night baby was left
on their doorstep. Prayer is all right
but printers ink gives quick results,
says an cxchange.-Bolchow Herald.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-07-16
EDISON INvENTs NEW WHISTLE

West Orange, N. j.. June 29.-
Thomas A. Edison has invented new
factory whistle, whose sound is cross
between a dynamite explosion and
rip-saws at work. Citizens have pc
titioned that some other town be made
the "dog" for trying out the inven-
ton.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-07-16

A Chicago woman, according to
dispatch, has secured divorce because
her husband refused to battle, even
when she heated the water and put
it in the bath tub for him. Report
did not say whether ne was RepublL
can or Socialist.-King City Demo-
crat.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-07-16
THE PASTIME PARTY.

ENIIE Fastme Party winsome girls
to Chautauqua furnish musical entertainment
They splendid singers their program
the widest their
numbers They double variety
selections In they
grade of musical ginger
o
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-07-16
THE ROYAL CAVALIERS.

1NHE Cavaliers will reproduce the
and spirit Of the old English days when the cavalier
at the height of his 1t is of and
gaudy costumes of and and portraying the
high mhtness high and mighty period Their music in keeping
with their cbatacterzatns and intrinsic charm
All musicians of reputation and the whole will be
of the features talked about setting of numbers
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-07-16
FARM and COWS FOR SALE

A farm containing SO acres, 80 in
cultivation, balance in timber; good
house and new barn. 2 IL miles
west of PerIyville. Also goor Jer-
sey cows.
26-4 ADOLPH BOOK. R. 5.
Evening star., 1915-06-23
,Superhuous Hair
Must Be Attacked
Under the Skin

( II has been proven by the worlds
greatest authorities that hair is
I bound to grow out coarser and stiff
( er after each removal unless IT 10
}devitalized 1t is impossible to de-
vitalize hair with pastes and rub-on
preparations, because they only re-
move hair from the surface of tho
skin
{ De Miracle. the original liquid de-
[ pilatory, devitalizes hair by attack
}ing IL under the skin as we'll as on
tthe skin limitations Of De Miracle
are az worthless as pastes and rub
on preparations. because thoy lack
certain ingredients that Do Miracle
alone contains. which give 1t the
power to rob hair of its vitality
its life sustaining force.
Buy bottle of the genuine De
J Miracle today and you will get the
original liquid hair remover. Others
( are worthless imitations-refuse
1 them. Remember. you are not asked
: TO buy De Miracle on a mere prom
J ise of your money being refunded
J De Miracle is the only depfIatory
that has a binding guarantee In
each package which entities you to
the refund of your money IL il fails
( De Miracle is sold in three sizes,
Z SOC. 81 90 and $500 bottles The
larger sizes are the most economical
! e dei sra tologtsts and large users
- 'itr- your dealer will not sup
< Es Ter direct from US The
tI1tn aDc4t the treatment Of su-
perfiuous hair mailed in plain sealed
envelope OH request De Miracle
}Chemieal Company. Dert. A, Park
ave. and I23ii st. New Gork-Ad-
vertisement.
Evening star., 1915-06-23
BY LILLIAN E. YOUNG.

The separate blouse triumphs again
and once more is a conspicuous fea-
rure of the new season. Tailored mod
els and dressy ones are both to be reck-
oned with. and there is no lack of va
riety among models of either persua-
sion.
Here is a splendid design for crepe
de chine or Georgette crepe. both OF
which wash beautifully and make UP
as well as anything for summer pur-
poses
There is an odd and pretty band
trimming cut in one piece that outlines
the armholes, shoulders. neck and front
opening The corresponding piece in
back is joined to the front along the
shoulder seam, and the seam is dis
guised by a row of fat silver buttons
More buttons hold together the front
edges for short distance. and are not
Evening star., 1915-06-23

les. headed by narrow satin ribbon and
a girdle of wide ribbon. Corded voiles.
rice and splash voiles. seed effects and
open lacey stripes are very effective.
Gabardines in white and colors are
used for dresses, suits and separate
skirts. Reps and poplins come in all the
tan shades. and colored and white
piques are in the poplin effect Heavy
cottons make sanitary house and school
dresses and some as semi-tatlored
gowns are wonderfully smart. Washable
taffeta in checks stripes and polka dots
makes smart summary dresses.
| Washable colored and white nets are
popular Besides being used for dresses
net is much used as a trimming in the
form Of fiounces. drarsries and narrow
frills. 1t will take lace. satin ribbon or
hand embroidery as a trimming. and
may be used for day evening wear
alone or combined with taffeta. organdy
or voile. Very elaborate net gowns are
used over plain or slace taffeta, with
Evening star., 1915-06-23
Cream of Rice Soup.

Rinse two tablespoonfuls of rice in a
sieve under running water. Drop into
a pint of boiling slightly salted water
and boil for twenty minutes. Then add
quart of boiling rich milk. When it
boils add two teaspoonfuls of corn
starch rubbed smooth in a little smooth
milk. a teaspoonful each of salt and
onion juice and pepper to taste. A
quarter of teaspoonful of curry pow
der or two teaspoonfuls of grated
cheese may also be added and much I'M
prove the flavor to most tastes. Cook
for three minutes and then add a tea
spoonful of butter and serve.
Evening star., 1915-06-23

started right at the top of the band,
but two or three inches below, SO that
the top fs left open over an inside col
lar of net, or batiste, which in turn is
topped by a f1aring turnover collar
The long sleeves are taken into deep
cuffs, button trimmed along the outside
OF the wrists and finished with turned
back shorter cuffs of net or batfste to
correspond with the collar. There Is
no reason, however. why the same
blouse material should not be en-
ployed, especially if the touches of en-
broidery are retained on the cuffs and
pocket slashes in the blouse fronts. If
pink crepe de chine were selected for
this model. embroidery work In fine sill
yer soutache, together with the silver
buttons, would be extremely dainty.
II the blouse must be kept launder-
able, the silver soutache can be re-
placed by silver gray mercerized floss,
worked on by hand in a simple design.
This is being done with many of tne
washable waists, and floss can be OBJ
tanned in a shade of gray closely re-
sembling silver that is very effective.
Evening star., 1915-06-23
Cream of Asparagus Soup.

Cut off the very tips of asparagus
stalks. Cut the remainder of the stalks
into half-inch lengths and boil. Put
the tips in a wire strainer and when
the stalks have been boiling in salted
water for half an hour steam the tips
over the stalks for another half hour.
Then press the stalks through a vege-
bile press with the water in which
they were boiled--it should be only
enough to keep them from burning.
Mix with hot milk, thicken slightly
with cornstarch or flour mixed smooth
in a little cold milk. season with salt
and paprika. add tablespoonful of
butter, add the steamed tips and serve.
Evening star., 1915-06-23
For Keeping Winter Clothes Safely
At Home and Driving Moths AWAY

have the and chemicals They all tried and
articles and know how capable they moth pre-
ventives.
For Wearing the WAYNE Csdared Paper Waobss which
pleasant othdng cedar od Fitted with clothes hangers that
wrinkles and for Immediately removal from the ward
robe Also styles for blankets,
4Oc to $l.50 EACH
All kinds of reliable Moth packing clothes
and winter goods of all classes,
Evening star., 1915-06-23
American Wash Materials.

Any part Of a toilette may be made Of
voile. from a nightgown to a dancing
frock or shirred hat. A new, clear
white voile has an organdy finish. which
gives a little crispness to the texture
and clearness of color. There are all
kinds of fancy voiles. including those
with wide stripes and borders in baya-
dere effects. Strips from the border are
used as a waist trimming. or to trim
plain fabrics in strips heading ruffies.
edging plaits or decora ting the lower
edge OF skirts
The stripes are used for blouses and
dresses. Polka dots and floral patterns
are pretty. Dancing frocks are of fine
voile over taffeta slip with tiny ruff
Evening star., 1915-06-23
Ice Tea Sets Are in
Unusual Favor This Season.

A new set just received in
stock includes two new pieces
never before shown in a set of
this kinda lemon dish and two
handled sugar dishes in addition
to the large generously shaped
pitcher and six thin ice tea tunl-
blers.
Pure, clear, sparkling glass en-
bellished with simple floral and
miter pattern in the beautiful and
artistic light cutting.
The price is low, $3.95 for the set.
Evening star., 1915-06-23
Clam Soup.

Buy one dozen very large CLAIMS and
scrub the shells, put III pan and add
little water. cover tightly and let them
steam open. Remove the CLAIMS from
the shells and chop fine and add one
quart of water to the clam Juice Let
it come to a boil and skim off the scam
which will rise to the top Add :, ta-
bleSpoon of butter. season with pepper.
In another saucepan boil one cup of
milk. and just as you remove the clam
soup from the fire. ready to serve. add
the boiled milk.
Evening star., 1915-06-23
FOR THE JAM JAR.
Stra W berries.

Take one quart of ripe Strawberries
one half pound Of seeded raisins. one
lemon. two oranges. one-half pound of
chopped walnut meats and one quart of
sugar Wash and drain the straw
berries, then put them into a preserv-
ing Kettle with the raisins, sugar.
grated rinds and pulp of the lemon and
oranges. Cook slowly for thirty
minutes. then add the walnuts and cook
for ten minutes longer. Put into
tumblers and cover with melted
paraftin
Blackberries.
Pick over the blackberries carefully
Mash Il few in the bottom of a presery-
ing kettle. using a wooden potato
masher and so continue until all the
fruit is used Heat slowly to the boil
ing point and measure. Return to the
preserving kettle, add an equal meas
oughly mixed. Again bring to the boil
ing point and let simmer for forty
minutes. Store in tumblers or stone
|. jars. Raspberry jam may be made
a1ter the same recipe.
Red Currants.
Three quarts of ripe. red currants,
three quarts of granulated sugar and
one jelly glass of honey. Let the cur
rants and sugar stand over night In
the morning add the honey and boil for
twenty five minutes. Pour into small
jelly glasses and cover with paraff1n
when cold
Cherries.
Cook unseeded cherries to a pulp
Rub through a sieve, add one-half as
much sugar as pulp and cook until
thick. Seal in Jars.
Plums.
Three pounds of blue plums, one
pound of seeded raisins, three oranges
cut In small pieces, three pounds OF
sugar. one pound Of English walnuts
broken in pieces, and the juice of two
lemons. Wash the plums remove the
stones and cut in small pieces. Mix the
ingredients, put in the preserving kettle
| and cook slowly until the fruit is clear
and thick. Press into jelly glasses OF
Jars and seal
Evening star., 1915-06-23
Lemon Tarts.

Cream together a cupful of butter and
two cups of sugar. stir in the beaten
yolks Of six eggs. the grated rind OF
one ana tho juice of two lemons, a dash
Of nutmeg. a wineglass of brandy and
the stifrened whites OF the eggs Line
pate pans with puff paste and fill with
the mixture and bake. Serve cold
Evening star., 1915-06-23
The prices range from $5.75 to $500.
Do You Know How
Easily and Quickly
You Can Clean
With a Wizard
Mop?

The Wizard Mop is the modern,
easy method of cleaning. If you
have never tried it you should
come into our Housefurnishing
Store and let the experienced
demonstrator tell you about the
many points in which this Mop
excels and demonstrate its effici-
ency.
1t cleans with the least
amount of labor all Polished
and Stained Floors, Hard
wood Floors, Woodwork,
Window and Door Frames.
Two styles-The Polish
Mop, which has to be treat
ed with oil the Chemical
Mop, which absorbs all dust
and dirt through the chemi-
cal formula which has been
used on it, and never needs
to be renewed.
The Wizard Mop not only does
its work better than other Mops.
but it IS easier to use and pos
sesses more practical and labor
saving features; triangle shape.
human-elbow joint, adjustable
long handle.
The price is S1.25.
For best results with the Polish
Mop always use Wizard Oil the one
oil that is safe, non,injurious and
does not stick and smear. Also use
it on Furniture, Pianos and all high
ly polished woodwork: cleans,
brightens, beautihes-but never
harms.
We recommend that you purchase
the quart size at $I.oo.
Fifth floor, + street
Evening star., 1915-06-23
Vegetable Broth.

Boil in quart of water for an hour
two sliced potatoes, sliced carrot.
sliced turnip and an onion. In three
quarters of an hour add two tomatoes
or cup of canned tomato and a minced
green pepper. Add boiling water if
necessary, SO that quart will remain
at the end of the hour. Season with salt
and sweet herbs, strain. add tea
Evening star., 1915-06-23
SUMMER SOUPS.

Heavy winter soups are not palate BILE
In warm weather. The summer soup
should be either thin stock soup
tlike bouillon or conSommet or a
cre.tmed vegetable soup or some other
soup made without meat. Here are
recipes for several soups distinctly
suited to warm weather appetites
Evening star., 1915-06-23
Sofa and Couch Pillows,
$1.OO to $3.25 each.

Sofa and Couch Pillows, made in our
own shops from short lengths of mate
r1als. filed with soft silk fioss They
are much better values than usually
obtainable. A very large collection of
artistic colorings. Round and square
shapes.
Cretonne Stoop Seat Cushions,
35c each.
Fourth hcor. G street
Evening star., 1915-06-23
Failure Awaits You:

The consequences of clothing oneself
in the wrong shades are simply terri
flying If you will persist in wearing
a blue gown when yon really vibrate
TO yellow you need expect nothing bet
ter than failure. II you have green
vibrations and you upset them by don
ming a purple hat you have only your
self to thank for setting their meta
phorical teeth edge and causing
them to work against you. Besides the
particular relation Of colors to vibra :
tory personalities there is that other
complicated subject of their psyche
logic effect upon the mind in general
Blue is depressing to the public mind
red abnormally exciting and green
generally soothing, we are told. The
endless difficulties thus opened before
us stagger the strongest intelligence.
Perhaps II were just as well If the
threatened supply of dyes should come
Evening star., 1915-06-23
Every Boy Should Have
"TINKERTOY"
The New Wonder Builder.

This is the newest of the build
ing" toys. Wooden spools and
separate pieces of different shapes
from which can be constructed
easily and simply thousand diff
ferent marvellous moving figures j:
Merry Go-rounds, Giant Tops,
Mammoth Swings, Ferris Wheels,
Wind. Mills, Airships, Automo-
biles, Bridges, Derricks, etc
Very compactly put up in seal
ed package-ready for mailing,
and weighs one pound. New,
amusing, instructive.
Soc each.
m
Evening star., 1915-06-23
BY ANNE RITTENHoUsE.
Special Correspondence Of The star

special CorreSpondeDce OF Inc StH
NEW YORK, June 22.-Most of US in
choosing colors for our garments have
sought to be guided by their becoming
ness Alas. That is all wrong. we are
told We should suit the colors to our
personality, not to our complexion.
Guides. philosophers and friends with
out number stand ready nowadays to
Introduce US to ready made theories
guaranteed to At every figure, which
will lead us to health, wealth and hap
piness by a short cut Just some hteie
adjustment to be made and we shall
know true freedom.
Perhaps your given name is the STUN
bling block in the way to success, or
else YOU have the wrong mode of con-
sidering yourself IN relation to tht
universe Often the trouble comes In
the colors which we persist in wear
ing. although their vibrations are in
direct antipathy TO our own, In ouI
dense ignorance of the deeper things OF
life we had imagined that old common
places. like wearing warm tints If We
were too pale or cold ones II we were
too highly coIored, or dressing to match
our eyes. or suiting clear tints to a
clear complexion. were safe enough
guides in the choosing Of colors for our
wearing apparel. But, oh, II is all far,
far subtler than that
Evening star., 1915-06-23
To Remove Peach Stains.

Apply pure glycerin to table linen or
clothes which have been stained with
peaches Let the glycerin remain for a
short time and then wash in clear wa
ter
Evening star., 1915-06-23
New Wash Skirts.
A Great Variety of Materials, Styles and Prices.

A Great Variety of Materials Styles and Prices.
larger varied and beautiful of Wash Skirts
has been shown by They from the tailored
models those exclusive and from the popular
and crashes the novelty cloths such cordae
This showing of wash skirts daily convincing
of excellence The range of styles embraces suitable
effects for every White natural Peter Thompson
blue and black-and- white stripes.
Sizes up to 36-inch waist, 81 so to $1,000 each
floor street
Evening star., 1915-06-23
Copyright. 1879
Frightening Rugs.

Throw coarse salt over rugs and car
pets before sweeping them to prevent
the dust from rising. This will bright
On the ooleE also.
Evening star., 1915-06-23
To Sharpen q Knife Quickly.

strip of emery cloth tackled to a
small square board will be found use
full for quickly sharpening the carving
knife.
Evening star., 1915-06-23
SELECTING THE PROPER COLOR.

to an end altogether, and we should be
driven to avoid these dangers by Dress
ing in pure white.
The worst part of it Is that We all
know of Instances where u certain color
is proved to have q certain definite
effect. Who has not heard of the dis
astrous consequences of showing red
rag to a bull? If the result of upsetting
the color vibrations of a bull are Wis
IDLY SO disconcerting, why should not
all kinds of invisible but just as for
mida BILE arrangements take place in
our own delicate and little understood
yibratory mechanism when 1t is brought
into contact with an abhorred color?
You say that a certain room gown
Evening star., 1915-06-23

embroidered borders and waist trim
mings.
Tailored suits Of heavy cotton are
edged with braid and trimmed with pearl
or crochet buttons. Those OF the fabric
with a white or black rim are used
with soutache braid on collar and front
corners OF coat. vest and pockets
Evening star., 1915-06-23

detachable belts held By plain flare models plated aud
gathered effects These wool popn gabardnes
cloth and mohars In black and bacandhite checks
duroys sand, bateship gray, green and
Dressy Skirts of ale silk taeta and popn full plated and
accordion plated styles
Evening star., 1915-06-23

White serge is very populaf.
Evening star., 1915-06-23
The New
Wool Skirts.

Though skirts have departed
from the form-ftting lines which
made tailored-to-ht so imperative.
it is still necessary that they
should be we'll tailored if correct
style and neat appearance are to
be maintained. We insist upon the
finest designing and workman
ship in our skirts.
A variety of styles showing the
new patch pockets finished with
Evening star., 1915-06-23
Vibrations Must Accord

Dinner lists win be revised when this
theory Is properly grasped, and ner-
sons of harmonious vibrations onlv
will be invited to dine surrounded INV
tho color to which they all vibra&e IN
unisonl
After these dangers have been point
ed out. 1t seems rash to present a ,.d
gown for consideration Hovevar
here 1t is, and It's color suggest. a
possible means of improving your an
5oyment of the summer vacation Jr
you are going to dull place. where
distractions are few and excatemenr
unknown. why not wear a red aown
and excite yourself with it? You mirht
put In A profitable summer exneri.
menting with colors in this .wpy. Wear
a violet gown, note your mental SEN
sations, and then deliberately rry the
effect of a green hat upon them, STUDY
the results of wearing different colors
upon your own temperament and unon
your friends. and then proceed to the
more complicated effect of combine
tions Of two or more colors. In this
way a trunk full of colored clothes
will provide entertainment and mental
occupation enough for soJourn in
desert island.
Copyright. 1873
Evening star., 1915-06-23

is sympathetic to you, you do not know
why. The explanation probably lies in
the harmony between it's decorations
and your vibrations. The success or
failure of social functions also is read
lily understood by the application NJ
this principle.
II a hostess give a yellow dinner
and the majority of her guests yibrnte
to red: blue. purple. brown and green,
wnat Is 10 prevent their arguing and
disputing at table and almost oomine
to blows in the drawing room after.
ward?
Evening star., 1915-06-23

Mems Oxfords, designed and
made expressly for us. Of gun
metal, with medium long vamp
and gray cloth top and little
higher arch and heel than the real
English last. Also in rich shade
of tan Russia calfskin, with tan
English box cloth top to match.
The price is $500 pair.
Just one of the many models we
carry in stock. In selecting we
have endeavored to provide prop
er shoes for every man and have
given great attention to fittings
for all feet.
Main door. Tenth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
BAR ASSOCIATION OUTING.
Arrangements Completed for Enter
tainment Program.

Arrangements have been completed
for the annual outing of the Bar AS
ISOLATION of the District of Columbia
Saturday at Chesapeake Beach.
1t has been the custom of the law
yers each year to entertain the local
judges at one of the summer resorts
during the month of May. 1t is declared
the dinner on the outing is to be a
strictly made in America" affair. The
entertainment program for the outing
is to include athletic events of a novel
sort, under the direction of Prof. Maui
rice A. Joyce. Joseph A. Burkart,
chairman of the committee on dinner
and refreshments. promises several
surprises, which are being arranged by
his committee.
The executive committee in charge
of affairs consists of the following
William Meyer Levin, president of the
District Bar Association and ex-officio
chairman of the executive committee:
Alexander H. Bell. chairman: James b.
Archer, David A. Baer. Ralph b. Bar
nard, Charles H. Bates, Edmund Brady,
F. Walter Brandenburg, Joseph A.
Burkart Justin M. Chamberlain. Allan
C. Clark, Michael J. Colbert, Levi
Cooke, Charles d. Davis II. Prescott
Galley, Peyton Gordon, Leo p. Harlow.
Samuel Herrick, David N Houston, Guy
H. johnson, Harry f. Kennedy. Judge
Edward B. Kimball, John A. Kratz. jr.:
Charles ]. Murphy. Stanton c. Peelle.
Walter S. Penield. julius /. Peyser.
James A. Toomey, A. Coulter Wells,
Clarence R. Wilson, George H. OCon-
nor and Frederick J. Rice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
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