The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-04
Is With the
bnan in the Home


y bu are inclined to urge people,
Ike if one of your resolutions
pu will try to avoid the habit.
re is nothing that is more irri-
han urging, or as it is impolite-
81 "nagging" 1t Is oftimes
d all good faith The hostess,
ance, who urges you to stay
lgly that it is embarrassing to
" least to attempt to leave means
it she certainly is exasperating.
ging makes, you feel that you
get away too soon and, what
e, you will never be found there
spersons are often given to over
and likewise often lose sale.
stop at the counter merely In
ted with no thought of buying.
Ainterest might turn into a desire
Y. While you are thinking over
matter the salesperson comes up
! her advice and thoughts on the
let and while she sometimes
es you into purchasing, she more
disrupts your train of thought
at YOU can't waste the time ana
Nv to begin to think all over again,
Iictllarly as she insists on talking.
IN you 20 in disgust and she loses
5ible sale.
will realize, if you think over
after, that the friends whom you
s o meet and whom you like to
are the ones who never insist
Won do and think things their
Most persons have minds OF
own; they plan ahead and 1t pro-
them exceedingly to have some
else disrupt those plans or insist
they be disrupted.
if you wish to be well Liked sug-
if YOU must, but do not insist.
We you noticed that the fashions
nd from Palm Beach that the SILK
gsses are very heavily embroidered?
hen does not that suggest to you
,at 1t might be clever idea to en-
ro;dar something for yourself for
pring?
MANY OF the fashions are so ex-
eedingly simple now that a 1alrly
ood dressmaker can cut and mt
ress without it having the home
,ade trademark. Many, many neeole-
-omen who do the work merely as
astime can embroider as we'll ana
etter than, professionals, so that II
no trouble at all to copy the dresses.
Heavy silk seems to be the style'
nj suit yourself and your pocket
ook as to the kind you select. Have
c,,t. out. measure where you wish to
stamp it and then en-
roider with heavy silk. 1t Will take
ttIa time now to do the work, but II
on leave it until you need the dress
! will lseem to take ages. SO get 10
yor tnow. The dress need not be
,ade mn until you actually need It,
ut YOU will never regret the time
,,t in now
r. Won are making dress that can
q worn on the street, embrolder
trip to plat with a plain piece OF
oods for the turban to match the
ress. It will give 20 ua charming
AT and will increase the style ana
eauty of the frock a hundredfold.
Sneaking of embroidery dresses,
ave Won noticed the little so-called
philippine dresses for little girls
they are not much more nor less
han a kimona dress, but probably
he unusual name is but to impress
he fashion upon you.
The dress is cut in one piece
leeves and all. Then it is shlrred
ront and back so as to make snort
Wasted line, but leaving the under
.rm seam plain so as to allow room
hiring Is left as is, or featner-
stitched over and embroidered with
title rosebuds and forget-me-nots. II
|. sash is used it is caught at the Sides
where the shirring ends and allowed
q hang loose at the sides This style
s mainly for party dresses, as the
Everyday dresses are still cut on the
lpron style. hanging loose from the
leck.
Canned fruit is best opened a short
,efore it is needed, that 1t may De
veil aerated. AS every good house
wife knows, fruit or vegetables in tin
ans should be removed from the cans