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Evening star., 1921-06-24
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35-rNCH BLACK SATIN
NJ E 5 ALINE-All silk, Ct M
rich, satn-face quail . .OU
lty
*1.5O 54-INCH ALL-WOOL STORM
s f II G E-SponGed and CT m
shrunk. In black, navy, ID .UU
brown and green.......
36-INCH LONG CLOTH-A fine
Ss.m'!: isH' EreHT i:P'sh quail $1.OO
45-INCH IMPORTED COLORED
ORGANDIES-A very fine transparent
quality. with beautiful cobweb fin
ish. In a complete as Ct M
sortment of street and 10 .UU
evening shades .........
4S-INCH RAMIE LINEN-A pure
linen quality. The colors Cl M
are pink. rose, cOpen- % .OO
hagen, navy and brown,
81 20 SEAMLESS BLEACHED
SHEETs-Full double c1 M
bed size; perfect quail ID ,VU
ity
blue blue with white and sDl .UU
red trimming.
First FIoor-Men's Department.
WASH :a;ts pa1ISns-So. anAxx TnS : S1.OO
size, cold wood handles.
s1.4s EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING-
is and p inches wide. in swiss, ba-
rufffed % " m plain 81 .UU
edges ............
BOYS sn.So & GOLF .,.,S. SAPs@sGoa cees;o1
piaids Leather sweat 81 .UU
Third Floor.
BOYS KHAKI kNICKERBOCkER
PANTS-Go Good quality.
roomy. @ LAST Sizes to II 81 .UO
years
First Floor.
COTY'S EXTRACTS
Rose Jacqueminot and Ct M
Chyprsi 5nsE f. Half ounce. Dl.OV
CHILDREN's UMBRELLAs-Fast
taffeta covers. 20. % and "a inch
sizes. Good assortment o. M
of handles. Suitable for sDl .UU
boys or girls. ..........
MEMS cSc HANDKERCHIEFs-
White satin stripe, hem CT M
stitched and colored bor- ID .Uu
der styles. SIX for.
WOMEN'S LEATHER HANDBAGS,
PURSES AND VANITY BOOKS
Black and colored effects. O. nn
Many new. up-to-date D. .UU
styles; we'll made. .......
BABY PANTs-white rubber;
small, m e IL m and o. M
large sizes. THREE D .UU
Tor
Notion Dept.
w0MEN'S s. AND S2.25 DROP
STITCH SILK STOCkINGS-In black,
FEW sa''t; srsss. SSEo'I1h AIT perfect saSs S1.OO
HALF HOSE-High spliced heels,
fully reinforced sole
and toe, black and plain o. m
colors; irregular weave. ID .UU
THREE PAIRS for.
MEMS KHAKI PANTs-125 pairs
of Mems Khaki Pants. full cut; in
light. colors. Sizes "a to Ct M
4o Belt loops and cuffs. D / .UU
Special at .............
BATHING BAG, N1 M
WATER WINGS AND ID .UU
CAP. Reg. $1.27, all for
Second FlO0r-Surf Section.
wOMEN'S &1.26 TWO-sTRAP
AT H ING SLIPPERS-C M
In blue, black, red and ID ,UU
green. All sizes: -. -.
Second FlOOr-Surf SeetiOn.f
BOYS FAST-COLOR WASH SUITS
and colors. Sizes to Dl .UU
First Floor.
S1.pS FRAMED PICTURES-16x20
and 12x24 inch glass size. Framed
pictures, gilt and dark O. M
mouldings. excellent sub D / .UU
JectS ...................
Evening star., 1921-06-24

MEMS 4Oc BRIG GHTON AND PARIS
PAD GARTERS-Fine quail
ity, Isle webbing: white and 0E
all plain colors; double-grip LOC
WATER PAIL AND TWO CAKES
quart trade size and two a.
full-size cakes Clean Easy LOC
PRINTED VOILES-36 inches wide;
\ light grounds; in a large as o.
sortment of new styles and AOC
ss-INCH PoNGEE-1n tan and
white; yarn mercerized
quality, for mems shirts. a.
boys blouses and women's LOC
so-INcH CoLoRED oRGAND1Es-
Extra fine. sheer, transpar- o.
ent quality; in all wanted ZOC
street and evening shades.
3s-INCH PLAIN COLORED vOILES
Fine sheer quality; in a az
complete assortment of col AOC
se-INCH WHITE NOVELTY WOLFE
WAISTINGS-In white woven
checks. white mercerized NE
stripes and figures; fine ZOC
sheer ss,SGa arality WuIr. iiiri.';:; ,:nr;x WV
SOOK-A very fine soft-finish grade:
for women's waists. chill ~
dren's dresses and lingerie ZOC
4o-1NCH WHITE CHIFFON WOLFE
Fine sheer. two-ply quail 0Ec
AMosKEAGi' t;iP;Rao;NI GiiNGHAMs-
Also other fine quality Apron o.
Ginghams: In all size blue Z5C
27-INCH KHAKI CLOTH-A heavy
twill quality; for boys pants ~
and suits. also women's ZOC
so-fNCH sERPENTiNE CREPE
in printed designs and plain a.
eolors: for women's house Z5C
s:-fScH DRESS GciIiNG- 0e
HAMS-In checks. stripes, ZSC
ss-iNCH AMosKEAG BED TICK
ING-A heavy twill quail ~
ity; warranted feat er- ZOC
ss-INcH sHiRTiNG MADRAS.
light grounds; neat col o.
ored stripes; a. very fine ZOC
4u 4sxss BiEACHiEi:Di' Pill ~
LOWCASES-Hand torn and EC
ironed; perfect quality. Each
36-INCH CACHED ~
COTTON-A fine, close Z9C
soft-f1nish grade: yds. for
31-INCH UNBLEACHED ~
COTTON-A firm woven &c
quality. -FOUR YARDS.
CHILDREN's ase FINE RIBBED
STOCkINGS-1n cordovan and white,
a good wearing quslity; a.
some subject to very slight ZOC
imperfections. TWO pairs.
CHILDREN'S $1.OO KNIT WAIST
sUITS-Boys' separate garments in
white and few ecru shirts with
knee length pants. Some fleeced gar
ments in union suits and ~
separate pieces, but not all ZOC
sizes in lot No exchanges.
WOMEN's 35c GAUZE COTTON
yEsTs.Low neck, no sleeves; Gro
tops. Regular and extra o.
sizes. Subject to slight i'm. ZOC
RiBBoNs-Five inches wide. for
hair bows and waist bows;
plain and fancy patterns o.
light and dark colorings. A LCC
CH1IDREN;s Soc MERcERIzED
TOP sOCKS-Two-tone ef- 0E
fects; striped turnover top; ZOC
mostly all sizes. ............
1sc WILLIAMS TALCUM pow
DER-Assorted odors. TWO. a.
CANS Tor ................. ZCC
Zoe GRAHAMs LANA, OIL AND
BUT re MILK TOILET o.
SOAP-FOUR cakes ZOC
L1NEN-FIN1sH WHITING PAPER
--72 sheet package; pink, az
blue and white. Good quail ZOC
Is MEMS Sc ATHLETIC UNDER
wEAR-Good quality, checked nain-
:e's few ssss1s is't a the s'sss es Csc
Broken sizes. zes.................
Evening star., 1921-06-24
AnV Article at soc

SOulOlT SliNSl VI Soiu
plated slides to match. Com CON
Stationery Dept.
.9c WATER WINGS E0
For batherS ........ OVN
Notion Dept.
SMART SET PLAYING IN
CARDS-Gold edges, fine lin COI
en- nnlSh .... ...--..
:o7s@ss:es al ~Ssessss;: s"s:: FACIAL soc
Tor .....
VENICE LACE BAND cn
ING-For waists and dress sOuC
es, in ecru only.
wOMEN'S DAINTY NECKWEAR-
Of Lace. Net and Organdy-In round,
fiat and tuxedo styles. Choice E0
of white, cream and ecru, OUC
also colorS.
BOYS s1.OO KAYNEE
BLUE CHAMBRAY SHORT En-
BLOUSES-Sizes to IA OUC
years ..............I. - ...-.
First Floor.
ORGANDY SAsHES-2k en
yards long; extra fine quality CUC
BEAUTIFUL WIDE RIBBONs-ln
satin, MORE and brocade. also MORE
with satin stripes, picot edge and
combination of two colors EA-
in every summer shade. OUC
WoMEN's soc NERO ER1zED
Isle sTOCkINGs--Seamed back. in
black, gray and tan: Al! Elc
brand. TWO PAIRS for
MEMS POLICE AND FIREMAN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES heavy weight,
made with heavy leather E0-
cast off. New Stock. CUC
55c Fouiard silk Four-in-Iiand.-
Medium shapes in blue, En
with white polka dots and OUC
'A7 7oe VALENC;iiEN:NEs LiACEs-1n
edging. insertions and bead EA1
meshes; full 12-yard pieces
SHOWER BATH sPRAYs-Heavy
nickel-plated Spray. rapid flow; red
att az I'M ent. Com OUC
plete
Toilet Goods Dept.
CELLUL0ID HANDLE 'WHIsk
ceiIuIoid handles with SUC
Toilet Goods Dept.
MEMS INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS
Good quality, soft finish full size
White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
with attractive embroid- En-
cred initials. SIX IN OUC
bG PAPER NAPKiNs.crepe Paper
Napkins, pure white: perfect E0
THREE aTHREE PACKAGES for. wv
Stationery Dept.
WOMEN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS
Soft .finish;- f1ounce of fine En
embroidery; well made; all OUC
sitss SILK AND CoTTIoN PINK BAN
DEAUX- Beautiful mate En
rials, perfect fitting and fin OOC
ished with elastic insert.
LITTLE TOTS, YOKE DRESSES
Fine gingham; pink and blue checks
and solid colors; trim EA
med yokes. Sizes 1 to OUC
years ............
Third Floor.
INFANTS LONG sLIPsEFine nain-
sock; Bishop styles. with ga
narrow ruff1e on neck and OUC
sleeves ...,..-..........
CHIIDRssN;s BUNGALOW APRONS
Open side. belt and pockets and
rick-rack braid trim En
ming. sizes 2 to IL CUC
SeGrs CHiIDREN's FINE CREPE
BLOOMERS-White and pink. elias
tic knee; bu t o n = n ol e En-
bands. Sizes 4 to 12 OUC
WOMEN'S TIC SUMMER-WEIGHT
GAIZE COTTON UNION SUITs-LPw
neck, no sleeves, crochet neck. and
arms with lace knee. A few ex-
ira sizes with band top and En
shell-trimmed knee. Perfect OUC
quality
Evening star., 1921-06-24


PONGEE - Heavy quality; Pn
for women's and children's OUC
wear
34-INCH STRIPE TUB SILK-A
large assortment of color
ss%e"ssiea: %:ns ssis's .na ss''ss @sntss 5Ss SOC
wear
75c >40-I NCH MOHAIR
SECILIAN-Silk luster. for En
skirts and bathing suits. CUC
In navy blue ........
45-INCH COLORED ORGANDIE-
A fine. transparent quality.
E: 5s:ss s''sSs sis 'as ss Ss:ss SOC
green ........-
3s-INCH DOTTED SWISS en-
With self color woven OUC
dots; a fine. sheer quality
3s-INCH PERCALES-Lght and
dark grounds; in large assort-
ment Of checks stripes. dots and
sssns ssas asSafS; qas'iiy. " ''Ps %HREH zee soc
YARDS for ...............
4O-INCH BATISTE-Fiesh color:
a mercerized quality for S0,
lingerie wear. THREE CUC
YARDS for
se-INCH WHITE GABAR-
DINE-A yarn mercer En
lied quality; for suits and OUC
skirts
-zsssy sss,seH .s,.:s w%'Ts Vets: E'ssn ''F% SOC
woven quality .....-.....-
4O-INCH WHITE IMPORTED
CHIFFON voILE-A very
fine, sheer. two-ply quail En~
ity; with handsome chiffon OO(
finish
as-INCH WHITE PAJAMA CHECKS
A grade s'essroSss: for !!aesfs fsf'"'sh @ss1 SOC
THREE YARDS for.
3a-INCH WHITE GALATEA CLOTH
A. heavy twill quality fbr En-
women's and children's MILDLY CUC
blouses. THREE YARDS. for
45-INCH WHITE Or En
GANDIE-Extra fine, sheer, OVC
transparent quality .......
7sc UNIVERSAL DANCE FOLIOs-
Containing all the popular hits,
"H me Again Blues, En-
Nanny" Songs from the CUC
Follies." etc.
GLASS WASH BOARDS en-
Full size, strong wood CUC
frames ...........-..
17c MOSQUITO NETTING-Adams/
Mosquito Netting, So inches en-
wide; white, black. green OVC
and blue. FOUR YARDS for
IL FhAMED flCICnnS-Hhl anu
dark framed pictures. 10x20 inches
and 12x16-inch glass sizes; E0
scenery and religious sub OUC
jects .......
First Floor Tables.
79c RAG RUGS-24x36-inch size;
hit and miss effect; light En
or dark. For many spaces in OUC
the home. ...........-'.....
SOC CRIB BLANKETS-30x40-i
Crib Blankets, blue or pink jacquard
and plaid effects. Equally En
useful for carriage robes. sSUC
First Floor Tables.
5s-INCH sOFT-FINIsH YARN
MERC RIZED TABLE En
DAMASK-Five neat pat sOUC,-
terms
25c 1Sx37-INCH BLUE BORDER
ED HUCK TOWELS-Fine, Fn
close weave. THREE sODC
1Or
75c TO u LACE EDGE AND ALL
OVER FILET SCARFS-45 En
to 81 inch lengths. Many OUC
MEMS 75c BALBRIGGAN UNDER
Wharf.-The quality; short sleeve
shirts, full length drawers; made
with full double seat, sat En
: cen waistband. In regular QUO
sizes ..............
Evening star., 1921-06-24

MEMS BLUE DENIM OvERALLs-
Fine quality. made with full size bib:
double stitched l, at & an &1 M
all sizes. Perfect grade.
81 RAG, WOOL AND FIBER RUGS
-27x54-inch Close, Heavyweight
Rag Rugs, hit-and effects. The
wool and fiber in rose,
blue and brown; plain CT nn
and figured centers. d .UU
First Floor Tables.
xI.50 MERCERIZED DAMASk
PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS-Round
center designs; s neatly cl 00
5SX6S-inch size. ..........
$3.50 SQUARE JAPAN Blue
PRINT USCHEON
CLOTH S-Best grade; r1 M
81 ghtly soiled and y .UU
stained. Limit, one.
WOMEN's sl.5O THREAD SILK
STOCkINGS-In white, gray and a
perfect quality. More
than a boot silk; almost O. nn
full length. TWO pairs y / .UU,
PLAIN AND NOVELTY RIBBONS
Suitable for sashes and hair bows:
aos aosa '"saSS yaiue. WIZ THRnE sh'E S1OO]
yards for.
INFANTS 5Oe SUMNER 'GAUZE
SHIRTS-ln high neck. long siesves
and low neck and short E.SS
sleeves; but not all sizes d mo
in each style. THREE "A "D
Tor ............
WOMEN'S Csc SCMMER-WEIGHT
GAUZE COTTON UNION SUITS
Low neck, no sleeves, tight knee
and band top; a few
bodice tops in tight knee; O. On
regular sizes. THREE % .uU
tOr
WOMEN'S 58c FULL-FASHIONED
SUPERINTENDENT Isle STOCK
lNGS-Fine grade, double sole. heel
and toe. All sizes in
black only. Reguiar o. nn
and extra sizes. THREE Ol.UU
pairs for.
PEARL BEAD NECkLACES-24-
inch length. fine quality. French
styles. with solid gold spI .UU
BABY LoCkEr AND CHAINS
Fine quality, gold filled. wear guar
anteed. dainty patterns O. M
in plain engraved lockets. D .UU
Complete for.
WOMEN'S $I.39 SATEEN AND VEL
vETEEN BOUDOIR SLIPPERS -
With pompon; and straw soles; as
sorted colors, pink, blue O. M
and old rose. Sizes from Dl .UU
to 7.....
WOMEN'S sI.25 LAWN DRESSING
SACQUES-Dainty light
patterns, collars, belt and o. M
set-in sleeves. All sizes - Il"
from 3S to 44..........
Third Floor.
GIRLS PRINCESS SLIPs-Fine
white nainsook, fancy
lace-trimmed yoke and fr M
lace-t r m m d fiounce. - .UU
Sizes to IL years.
Third Floor.
NEW BUNGALOW APRONS-Fine
gingham, solid blue, pink. lavender
and green, rick rack G1 M
trimming and sash. Full ID .UU
cut
First Floor.
12xc RUBBER STAIR TREADS-
6x1s inch corrugated
Rubber Stair Treads. H1 m
Strictly perfect, neat de- - .UU
signs. One dozen.
$1.5O AND $1.75 SUIT CASES-Ffber
or Mating Covered Juvenile Suit
Cases, 12 or IA inch size. Have lock
and side snaps; also G1 M
fiber-covered 24inch - .UU
size
Boys s1.75 to q KAYNEE PA.
JAMAS<One-piece model, trimmed
with silk frogs. All high G1.0n
grade fabrics Size to ID .UV
IL years ..............
Third Floor.
wOMEN's $1.25 COT G1 M
TON JERSEY BATHING D .OU
second FIoor-Surf Section.
BOYS AND WOMEN's CT M
S1.2S TENNIS OXFORDS ID .UU
Sizes IN to 7..........
Evening star., 1921-06-24
Boys Wash
Suits, $1.89

Fashioned of fine quality fast
color wash materials. in MILDLY
and Dutch Daddy models: sizes
to s years. Choice Of tan,
blue. gray. all-white and white
with collars of contrasting colcrS.
Evening star., 1921-05-30

working policy between folks. !
wouldn't for moment underrate or
dispense with it, but
I am also convinced that we expect
far too much of the dear old thing at
times
Especially in marriage.
No marriage can succeed without
love-making. But neither can any
marriage succeed with only love
making. An ability to kiss thrilling
ly goes about as far in the marriage
game as one cup of sugar would
toward filling a pantry.
l would say that one of the most
important qualifications for marriage
is an ability to keep your mouth
shut. not talking too much either
within or without the home. Another
is the talent for seeing the funny side
of things. especially yourself 1 know
of no condition that calls for more
humor than marriage. not even acute
indigestion. Another necessity is toll
erance. Any human is disappointing
when seen too closely or constantly.
It's well to remember that you're dis
appointing the other fellow as much
as he is disappointing you.
In short, to succeed in marriage you
primarily need all the qualifications
you'd need in any going business
partnership. Having those nicely
operating. you may bring on your
love-making. But don't overdo it.
Evening star., 1921-05-30
GOWNS FOR JUNE WEDDING LIKE THOSE
OF MEDIEVAL DAYS.
By ANNE RrTTENHOUsE.

June bride should attempt to escape
the prevailing fashions. There is no
standardized wedding gown. Its only
limitation is In the matter of color.
Even silver metallic cloth is now per-
mitted.
If a bride is tall enough to wear
flounces she can find in them new
way to use old lace. There exists a
desire throughout the generations to
use precious lace that has gone to
1t is the one touch in the costume
that no newspaper fails to exploit
The dressmakers deplore it They
IKE to furnish their own lace for one
thing, and they do not care to strug-
gle with lace cut by the pattern of a
former fashion in another era
There are two ways of using splen-
did lace, old or new. on the bridal
gown of June. One is to make
flounce of it that drops from hips to
width or dropping like an apron over
the front of it. The other way is to
make long sleeves of it, tight or
square. The latter shape is highly
approved.
The sketch above shows a frock
in which both fashions have been in
corporated- The contour of the gown
is medieval. The girdle is at the
line of the hips. the bodice is long.
slim and straight, with lowered arm
sleeves that extend to the knuckles.
The 1ounos of old lace is arranged
like an apron and is attached to the
girdle, which. as you know is one
of the dominant fashions of the sea-
son. 1t is a trick in drapery that
was started in France last December
and gained in power over here each
month of this year.
There is recurrence to satin in
the thick ivory quality that was
once considered the desirable choice
for brides. 1t is not easy to get but
the dressmakers appear to be able to
furnish it on request and at price.
If one does not own precious lace and
cannot afford it it is wiser to leave
such satin untouched. 1t can speak
for itself
fabric so expensive as this weave of
ivory satin. however. as georgette
and chiffon are acceptable. Their
transparent fragility is appealing on
a hot summers day. They are more
easily combined with lace than satin.
The bridal train has diminished in
size and splendor from its former
glory. 1t is long. but slender, and
often only a drapery that starts from
waist or hips. not from the shoulders.
Even when the gown is of chiffon it
is not necessary to make the train
of satin. 1t can be of the thin ma
terial steadied at the edges by a
broad band of lace. Long sleeves are
very much in fashion when unlined
and of Transparent fabric. They
reach to the knuckles. They make
gloves useless.
One of the revived fashions is to
cut the arm covering to flare over
the hand and catch the thumb
through loop in the lace.
Evening star., 1921-05-30

WHERE DID YOU LEAVE HIM 80
ASKED MOTHER BEAR, A TWIN
kLE IN HER EYES.
in the bushes around that open space.
They found no Snake, either dead or
alive.
We'll" said Mother Bear, have
you brought me over here for moth
ing? L understood you to say that
that Snake was dead. If he was
dead why isn't he here right now?'
HE was dead" insisted Boxer. 'tHe
was as dead as could be. Somebody
must have carried him off," He
stood up and looked all around sus-
piciously.
Mother Bear laughed right out 'It
was Buffer right enough: there isn't
any doubt of that" said she. But
no one has carried him off. He took
himself off the minute your backs
were turned. and now he's laughing
harder than ever at the way he fooled
you second time"
But he couldn't have fooled us;
he was dead" insisted Woof- Woof.
NO" replied Mother Bear, 'he
simply pretended he was dead He
knew he couldn't fool you a second
time by pretending to be fierce and
dangerous. SO he rolled over on his
back and pretended to be dead: 1t
is an old trick of his-one OF his
bluffs. Now you understand better
than ever why he is called Hluner.
Copyright. 1921. by 7. W. Bursess.)
Evening star., 1921-05-30

more than anything else to make
the hand look ladylike-or ordinary.
The shape Of the fingers can be i'm
proved by the shaping of the nails.
fairly long nail will apparently
lengthen short fingers. and a mod
erately pointed nail will give a ta-
pering effect to blunt finger tips.
Besides keeping the nails in per-
feet condition. the skin Of the hand
should be cared for. 1t should
never be allowed to grow rough and
chapped or to become too brown and
sunburnt. A cold cream can be used
to prevent this, but it can only be
used at night. otherwise the oil in
the skin will attract great deal
of grit and dust. One exception to
this is when the hands have been
immersed too long in water. In
that case the dry skin will absorb b
all the cream.
If you have big hand you can
console yourself with the knowledge
that large hands are usually more
expressive of character than small
ones.
Evening star., 1921-05-30

We have all laughed over Tom Saw
yer and the boys who paid him for
the privilege of painting his fence
All the difference between work and
play is illustrated there, the interest.
rivalry and stimulus of companion
ship, which make even very difficult
tasks play compared to the dullness,
isolation and drudgcry, which make
even so light a task dusting or
dishwashing plain work.
Much Of .he spirit of play can be
put into school work; We might al
most say. released in il. for if it is
worth doing at all ii must have the
secret OF l.iay somewhere in it. This
does not mean any easy giving up Of
the hard-Won achievements of educa-
tion. Rather. for parents and teach
erS. ii means more difficult. becaus"
more Intelligent, adaptation of the
intellectual achievement Of the past
to the present needs of the children.
Play of one age is always based
upon the toll of an earlier age.
Our mistake is not to let our children
have our work to play with sooner
than we do. What has cost us so
dear in time and toll to get, the
tools of our scientific age. we can
put into their hands as toys. car
pentry tools. mimic railways and
bridges. electric, chemical. physical
and geological sets might make easy
for new generation what was hard
for the previous one. and open the
way for the new discoveries to come.
Just for instance, if We let child
paper the inside of a large paste
board box with scraps of leftover
wall paper, having him mark out
cut-out doors and windows. measure,
plan for himself, matching patterns
and reckoning waste, he has heaps
Of fun and understands papering z
problems better than he can by doing
a sum on paper about them.
Copyright. 192lD
Evening star., 1921-05-30
Planning the June Wedding
Breakfast.

That great question, the wedding
breakfast menu. is uppermust now in
the minds of many June brides -elect.
and seasonable:
Jellied Tomato Bouillon
with Cheesed Crackers.
Chicken a la Francois with
Tiny Rice CroQuettes.
Luncheon Rolls.
Fruit Salad. Garnished.
Vanilla Ice Cream, ,Marshmallow Sauce
Coffee: Fruit Punch.
JelIied Tomato Bouillon.-Make /
quart of houillon in the ordinary way:
add to this quart cups of the soft
interiors of ripe. uncooked tomatoes,
and a twoounce package of granu-
lated gelatine which has been soaked
taste with salt. onion. and pepper,
and beat all together. to boiling
point (stir till the gelatine is dis
solved). Then strain into bouillon
cups and set away to stiffen. Chill
before serving.
Cheesed Crackers.-Take any kind
of small, unsweetened crackers and
sprinkle grated cheese over them
lightly; bake in a medium over for a
few minutes until the cheese is melt
ed. then cool. (Need not be served
Warm.)
Chicken a la Francois.-Melt 4 ta-
blespoonfuls of butter in saucepan.
add tablespoonfuls of cornstarch.
Stir until smooth, then add 1h cups
of chicken stock and l " cups Of rich
milk. Heat to boiling point and sea-
son with salt to taste, a dash of pep
per and grated nutmeg, and add 4
cup of butter which has been broken
into small pieces, beat constantly and
when smooth add 2 cups Of cold boiled
chicken cut in small cubes. ] cup
broiled mushrooms (canned) thinly
sliced, and n cup chopped pimiento
(also canned). Heat to boiling point
again. remove from range. and stir in
the yolks Of eggs which have been
slightly beaten. Serve hot in warm
individual ramekins.
Luncheon Rolls.-Scald l cup milk
and turn it into a mixing bowl with
tablespoonfuls Of sugar and X tea
spoonful salt. Let cool slightly and
when lukewarm, add n cake of COM
pressed yeast which has been dis
solved in tablespoonfuls Of luke
warm water, then add IN cups of
-four. Beat until ingredients are well
blended and set to rise in q warm
place. When high and light (about
one hour) add tablespoonfuls of
melted butter. 2 well beaten eggs. y
teaspoonful Of grated lemon rind. and
enough -four to handle; knead until
smooth and elastic. Set to rise again.
then. when high once more (about l 1e
hours) roll to y inch in thickness and
shape into finger" rolls three inches
long and only 4 little larger around
than a lead pencil. tapering at the
ends. Lot riss . third time, and when