The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-23
II DAINTY baby pillow is made
 I in this way: A plain center of the material is left quite large

Ey in this way: A plain center of @ the material is left quite large
 enough for the lbaby's head and circle of oval eyelets worked which are run with pale blue or pink ribbon, tied at the top in a soft bow of loops and ends. A wreath of small flowers worked solid can also be embroidered just beyond the circle of eyelets if one wishes more elaborate pillow. Fin tsH the pillow case with hemstitched hem. on the edge of which fine narrow valenciennes lace can be whipped. KR T is considered very smart now
 to carry colored handker- - chief to match your costume.
 If you are patient and clever. you may be smarter still by embroid- ering your handkerchief in a small Initial or monogram in color. One clever girl solves the monogram or group of three initials by copying her personal monogram from her station cry. She has to enlarge it usually, though in some cases this would not be necessary. If you cannot draw a good block letter trace some particu- larly good looking letters from the caption of an advertisement in paper or magazine. The beautiful colors of the silk handkerchief so much in fla vor offer splendid opportunity for en- broidering initials in equally as beau tfful colors matching or harmonizing with the kerchief itself
 HSM ONE women are 50 fearful of kN fire that they hesitate to use u the dainty paper lampskades
 that are so cheap and lend such soft radiance to a room. There ts really little danger if the wire frames are large enough for the lamp. Do not use shades, however, after the paper becomes, dry and charred, as they are then more liable to ignite Another important thing in regard to Haper shades is to keep them free fl om dust. Not only do they burn sooner when dusty. but they are not a credit to ones housekeeping. The tops should be changed frequently. as the paper costs but little and it is not much work to make new top when the frame is fhere.
 EE co much fesll-on the neck is
 @ perhaps one of the greates3 u&G8 obstacles to beauty. It is al-
 most as bad in appearance as q scrawny< throat and is much more difficult to remedy. It is a far simpler thing to pu oh flesh On woman's throat than to take it off, for if the tissues are fed with good grease. such as cocoY butter, the neck will soon begin to take on flesh. To reduce a double chin and to tighten the muscles which have become loosened in fabby neck, try this simple but ef ficacinus exercise: Threw the head back as far as it will go, drawing the muscles taut Now turn the head slow ly as far to the right as it will go, then as far to the left. Repeat ten times. increasing as you become accustomed 10 the strain. Bathing the neck fIe- qucntly with piece of ice is excellent for keeping the flesh firm anc Sor re- moving fab5incos.
 (Nl ONE women cannot sleep well IhG for the simple reason that lIz they never do enough work to
 make themselves healthi1y tired. There are German rest cures that know how to deal with such women They make them wor.s--that is all. If T patient has insomnia she is set at av coping off the garden walks. raking up the cut grass at all Kinds of light outdoor tasks calculated to make bar M,vsicalIv tired. And she does it