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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
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Sldllle I'D teDc fe W Auc Nel-
mi mnoho, zastala by t6 a bylo
by nam veseleii"
Nine smutno neni, jsem zde
jake ma novem svete. A ostat-
ne, co by mi pomohla? Zusta-
vala by We Slavci stale sem
behat by nebylo mono" /"
"A proc by nebydlila zde?'
ptal Sc udivene. "Objednam
nabytek bude miti svuj po-
hodlny pokoj.
"To je sice hezke, ale co by
tomu rekli lide?" tazala Sc chyI
tre pri tom Sc nan podivala,
"Jaci lide? Co by mohli IL
de povidat?" divil Sc.
"Prosim te, lide by povidali
dost, Bydli-li Sc svobodnymI
panem mlade svobodne devGe,
kazdy 81 toho vSimne a kdo vi,
jak by ii byly potom lidske re-
ci mile"
Oteviral dsta, ably il prikfe
odpovedel, nahle ySak sesmut-
mel naraz, hlavu nachylil a q
hluboka vzdychnuv, povstal.
"Jsem uz starry cloVek a po-
malu sc zblaznim,' zahucel ja-I
ko pro sebe. "Odpust' uz bu-'
du mlceti. A muslin 81 trochu
witt kamsi ven"
Tvar stare panl preletel w
raz velike dobroty a nehy. O.
kamzik vahala, kdyz vSak uz
Sc ke dverime blizil, zavolala
nan.
"Poslechni, Vratislave, neco
II feknu. Jsme oba dost tlz Ii
votem zkouSenl a jeto blahove,
abychom spolu moudre a ote-
vrene nepromluvili. = Chtela
jsem rozmluvu odloziti al po
tydnu, ale bude lepe, kdyz 81
rekneme yse jeSte dnes. Ale
tady ne. BolkoVa chodi jako
stin lapa kazde sIovo. Mel
strpeni do odpolednc pujde-
me spolu do lesa. DoviS sc We
lice mnoho snad budeS Ito
vati, re isem Sc nechala tebou
dohnati k predcasnemu donna
nj. Ale nemohu snesti tehle
nejistoty. Ty isl nesvuj a muj
stary mock Sc muze myliti. =
Pockas tedy na odpoledne?"
PodivaI Sc ma hi a vida, jak
je wanna, pribliZil Sc k nj po-
libil il na uSta.
'Pockam, maminko," prayil
mckee a vySed ma zahradu, IL
sedl pod iablon. Najednou uz-
kost nan padla a sedel Y zadu-
mani tise a bez hnuti. Vsech-
ma jeho energie ho opoustela,
blizkost roZreSeni probudila V
mem rel uZkosti, co mu priStich
nekolik hodin prinese. A nj
kdy tax yroucnG a upenlive ne
touzil, aby sc splnilo, pc Gem
prahl, jako tehle chvili. Ale
nedorazel, nesledoval, co della
panl spravcoHa a iak Sc tyari
Dnes mi TO povi, opakoval i a
Vzdycky Sc zachvel.
Mlcky pojedli kdyz byl
dun poklizen, prehodila 81 sta
ia pani satek ma hlayu a do ru-
Ky yzala sluneGmk.
Poi d'me,' poyidala yhdn6
Sli a Ease mlcky Sc brali poll
d kdyz sc k lesu blIzili, jako by
oba vahali do neho vkrociti.
"Ved te me k te lesni louce, =
zadala Ia kraji lesa. Tam ie
tlcho a tam take lsem Sc to do-
Vedela, lax ii To reknu. Ne
mann to mlSto rada, je tam ma
10 slunce a je tam vIhko lou.
ky. Pro stare kosti Vlhko nen
prljemne. Ale jiste to dnes
vydrzlm a 20 druhe at tan
chodi, kdo ehcc."
NeodporoVal ib pouze jeh,
tuscni rostlo q tomer bezel, b,
byli ma tom miste, iez prol
znamenalo prvni proDuzeni no
We laskH Zdaleka videl osud
ne mlsto a zamlriv k nemu, 20
dill Sc driV nez ona. Usedla !
take rozh l6dIa SO no ol1ol;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13

PRODA Sc bungalow prave
dohotoveny o 6ti svetnicich v
Corlett ma Svec Ave. v els.
1878, da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc
tamtez. MAY 9-11-13)
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PRODAJI Sc kralici obrov-
Sti strakaci, velmi LEVINE. Haste
sc po Seste hodine vecer aneb V
nedeli v els. 5000 vych. 149 ul.
+ sic
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc velka svetla
dina a proda Sc maly domek,
vSe velmi LEVINE. Haste sc v
els. 3780 vych. 78. ul. blize
Broadway. 5-15
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POUTA MRTVE LASKY.
= ROMAN -
Napsal Bohumil hradnlk-Brodsky.

by cekala ma odpoved', ale on
nebyl schopen slova. Hrdlo
mel suche a srdce mu tepalo.
eide pry Sc te pc prve ma
utila miti rada," povidala tise.
Zvedl prudce hlavu a podi-
val Sc ma nj temer udeSene.
"Ano, ma te rada, ia ne
s 'astna! A tax sc oddala te
mySlence, re ii to sama chtela
fici. Tomu jsem prece zabra-
Mia proto .jsem il poslala Cd
tebe pryc, aby trochu vystriz-
livela take, abych tebe tro-
chu zkoumala. Ida Sc mi, ze
jsem Sc svou moudrosti V kon-
cich. Ones jsem pred tebou|
skryla jeii dopis, kde mi pise,
ze V n6kolika dnech prijede,
at je to mile nebo ne ty bys
pomalu take Sc ma me rozhne-
val, Vratislave, povez mi pocti-
We, mas il rad?"
"Ja?" vynutil tezce. Nam"
rekl pc chvili prudce. "Je to
ohavne, re jsem ma nebozku
|jeji matku mohl zapomenout,
Isam sebe Sc stydim, nemohu 81
|vSak pomoci. Udola me to, ne
doJdu-li, po Gem touzim. Ne
snesu nejiStoty. V III Sc mi
|zjevila prvni Karla a mole du-
lse je bezbranna, nemohu Sc O.
panovat. Nevysmej Sc mi. Vim
ze jSem stary, re Sc k nj ne
hodim, ale lepsi je jistota, nez-
| Ii tohle mucednictvi. Co pax
ona nepozorovala, re jsem k nj
cd prveho okamziku prilnul
Ikazdym dechem sveho zivo-
ta?"
Bud klidny, nerozciluj Sc"
napominala no, hladic no po
ruce. "Ona mi to tvrdila, ona
stale opakovala, re il mas ta-
Ike rad, nemohla isem tomu
vSak uvefiti. Nediv Sc. Vic
nez nj, nam strach tebe.
Pomyslim-li, co isl k vuli jeji
matce vytrpel, nerada bych,
ably I've utrpeni sc navazalo d
lzatalo move jeji dcerou."
Jake utrpeni, mali me ra-
da - zavolal nadsene. "OvSem
ie-li to prava laska. Neprijmu
milosti ami obeti, rad6ji bych
Sc zabil, nez ably ona 2 lasky
k matce chtela That lasku ke
mne. Musila by uprlmne, ze
srdce svobodne voliciho a rada
iiti Sc mnou zivotem. Ty il
znas, tobe Sc snad sverila a po-'
vez mi pravdu. Zaprlsaham
tie, nic neskryvej. Ma me ra-
da jako vdecna dccra matky,
nebo jako zena muze."
"Blahovy, mySllS, ze takova
laska dcery vdetn6 matce exi-
stuje? lie by dovedla byti tax
nesmyslne zhava a vaSniva ia
ko je We sve lasce k tobe? -
Arci, prvni te S nj svedla vzpo-
minka ma matku, ale co potom
nasledoValo, to uz nema S ieji
matkou co ciniti. Chce miti te-
be a myslim, re kdyby jeji ma
tka byla ziva, lie by te il stej-
ne urvala, jako kdyz je nyni
mrtVa a iiste rada vidi, re pre-
&c vase kreV sc spoil. isl spo-
kojen? BudeS ty moci il IL
ci, ze tive srdee nasIo svuj Gil a
sve uspokoieni?'
"Maminko, co Il nam rici?
Jsem nejst astneiSi clovek ma
svcte," hucel rozechvene. my
, slis, re 81 to We Vidni nerozmy-
sli? Ze Sc IA ty dny nezmeni-
la?
Chytil il IA rucu dival SC
J prosebne do ieiich oci.
"Jdl, detino bud trochu
, moudrejsl," durdila sc, ale je
4 il oblicei zaril "Myslls, ze K
bylo snadne odstranlt il cd te
, be? Myslis, re mi na tomhlt
mlste stejne lako ty nepovida
i la blaznive otazky? Bala Isen
: Sc o vase Etesti a proto jsen
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ZELENINOvE / KVETINOVE
SAZENICE.

Slime, otuzile zakorenene.
Rajska jablicka, paprika, re-
tkvicka, korenovy celer, petr-
Eel, kaderave zeli, egg plant,
ranni pozdnejsi zeli, salat
hlavkovy, cibule, kvetak, okur-
ky, fipu, nakladacky, rutaba-
ga, tabak.
kvetinove sazenice.
Salvej, vrbenky, culendula,
snapdragon, petunie, scabioga,
salpiglasis, portulacca, zenie,
smisene cosmos, zlute cosmos
35c "a tucet.
Phlaxis astry, mingonetty,
marigold, strocks, masturtiums
po Csc Ia tucet.
Geranium 1Oc sazenicka.
Kroviny popinave rostliny
do kvetniku ma porci, do kosi.
XII atd.
SANDOVY SkLENNiKY
3175 vych. 116. ul.
mezi Buckeye I'd. a kinsman.
Tel: Garfield 2735
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FARMA 81 akrech "a $500
hotove $4,000, naleza Sc blize
kary V Huron County, As mil
zapadne. Dobra puda, pekne
stavby dunn s pokojich.-
Haste sc y els. 4810 Eichorn
Ave. Tel. Hemlock 1859.
5-13
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PRODA Sc dunn o 6ti pokojlch
S koupelnou, vse moderne "a
rizeno ma vych. 154. ul. blize
Kinsman Rd. Otevren k pro-
hlednuti V nedeli pc cely den
aneb sc Haste V {. 134O9 Lo-
renzo Ave-, severne Klns-
man. 5-13
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, S peknym bytem, kde sc
trzi na $500 tydne. Naleza' Sc
proti skole na ADDISON Rd. CTS.
1875. Velmi dobre misto
da Sc "a vyhodnych podminek
bude-li prodan tento tyden. -
Blizsi Sc sdeli v els. 6619 De-
nison Ave. 5-13
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PRODA Sc LEVINE dvourodin-
ny zdeny dGm 0 4 svetnicich,
koupelna, fernes dole a d svetni
ce, a toilet nahofe. Haste sc v
|C. 1926 Svec Ave. 5-22
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= Lepsi mleko "a meme Pc
nez u Community Creamery
Company.
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PRODA Sc dun o 7 pokojlch
S koupelnou, vse moderne zarl-
zeno. Naleza Sc na 4 lotech,
16O pri 165 strevicich. Cena le
$4,000. Haste sc v elsie 1858
E. 129. ul. 5-23
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PRODA Sc

PRODAM LEVINE diva Lofty ma
Kinsman, blize vych. SO. ul. pro
ii Parku, dole krejcovsky OBJ
chod zalozeny pred 30ti roxy.
Da Sc LEVINE nasledkem nemo-
ce. Haste Sc u R. E. Deacon,
1929 Warner Road. 5-13
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PRIJME Sc dlvka Ma lehkou
domacl praci do dvouclenne ro-
diny. Zavolejte telefonem Ed
dy 1868 M. 5-13
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PRIME Sc pan ma byt beze
stray; byt Sc vsim zarizeniln,
kamna k vareni k pouziti, -
zvlastni vchod. Haste Sc Y {.
1926 vych. 40. ul. 5-l3
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Ma tomto obrazku jest Da-
MEL Chester French, jenz ztra
vii sve IL. narozeniny, Sc svym
temer uplne dohotovenym po-
prsim slavneho basnika Edga-
ra Allana Poe-a, jez bude od-
haleno 20. kvetna V ameri-
ckem Slavine. I VI aM
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PRODA Sc LEVINE ruzny ma
bytek do 5 pokoju, musl byt
prodan tento mesic. Haste Sc
co nejdriv v elsie 6033 Broad
way. 5-l3
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PRIME Sc divka ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci. Haste Sc
v c. 1O701 Columbia Ave-, a.
neb zavolejte vecer Princeton
273O r. 5-16
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PRlJMOU Sc .zkuseni strojni-
ci tool-mal1ers. Haste Sc v c.
1010l Quincy ave. 5-16
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'PRIJMOU Sc diva zrucni ma
teraci u Theo Zamrazila, 3175
vych. 1870. ul. 5-16
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PRIME Sc rozvazec k roz-
yazeni peciva. Haste Sc V els.
5401 Clark. Tel. Lorain 1913
w. Prednost ma ten, ktery by
|dli ma zap. strane. 5-13
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PRIME Sc Ceska neb sloven-
ska divka na vseobecnou do
maci praci. Haste Sc v els.
1917 Elburn Ave. 5-15
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PRIME Sc devce ma domaci
praci. Haste sc v cis. 4831
Broadway. 5-16
Evening star., 1922-11-15
Embroidering Brocade for Frocks
BY ANNE RIrTENHoUsE.

There is nothing new in the iaea
of embroidering cloth to give II
character. But the dressmaker goes
further than that today. She EN-
broiders the pattern, stamped IN
brocade or woven in lace. This may
suggest painting the lily and gildins
refined gold, but in an epoch wnen
decorators scrape mahogany anu
Faint it gray or blue we may expect
anything.
Whether the idea Of embroidering
brocade was done to raise the price
of the frock, to give work to skilled
Eeedlewomen or to launch a noveltS'
no one knows. The thing Is done
and accepted as Il good 1ashioii.
There are few brocade frocKs OF
coats that do not glitter with pat
terms In heads. tinseI and colored silk
floss. The trick has spread to tapie
napery The pattern in "hite
tablecloth is embroidered in the
colors of the flowers woven In the
design. :.
is not surprising that dressmakers
cover the plain surface or a 1ioch
with fine embroidery. Jenny of Paris
is an adept in this sort of WORK
The gown in the sketch shows one OF
the new ones launched In octooer:
1t is of brown cloth covered with
fine pattern in brown. pink and terra
Gotta floss. There is red leather
belt and a red monogram embroidereo
on the riding cravat. which is MADE
from the cloth of the gown. The
novelty in this frock is the extra
pleated skirt. which is attached 10
the leather belt when the weaIer
thinks she would like change from
the straight foundation skirt.
The world of fashion is fun or
these transformation clothes. Most
women regard them with amusement,
but no dressmaker fails to show them,
so they must make a saleable appeal.
There are costumes for each occasion
of the working hours grouped under
the name of a frock. One takes on
the coat to show a gorgeous blouse
for lunch; one takes off an overskirt
to reveal a skirt that matches the
blouse, developing a frock for dinner;
and there are few other tricks to 1t,
each and all intended to make life
simple for women.
Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1922-11-15

each other and all the world" You
step unheedingly of the curbstone as
you pass by. looking back at the
doorway as you go. People Of I'M
agination and charm live within, you
are sure Of that, and you wish you
knew them.
Nine times out of ten, II you look
closer and little wider, you will see
that tho house itself is a plain. un-
interesting structure. perhaps fash
ioned Of brick or brown-stone slabs,
If in the city. or of old-fashioned
wooden clapboards (and not the
artistic ones, either), II in a small
town. Without the fetching front
door no one would give the dwelling
a second look. An inviting doorway
is to the exterior Of a house what a
glowing hearthstone is to the inte-
rior-a proof of friendly, amusing.
kindly occupants and of warm hospi-
tality.
SO. whatever else you may do to
your home. give It doorway OF
charming contour and color, whether
1t be one Of colonial simplicity and
loveliness Of curving portico, a heavy
oaken affair with ancient latch and
hinges, or single wooden panel
painted a soft green. with brass
knocker its only ornament. such as l
saw recently. Then place at each
side decorative tub with a formal
green shrub growing in it, and you
will say to all the world: This Is
our home, and it is filed with pleas
antness, happiness and hospitality"
Evening star., 1922-11-15
4tstorp Of Rour Same.
BY PHILIP FRANCIS NOWLAN
BATES
vARiA1loNs-eeatty eatson, eetson.
RACIAL oRI0iN-Enoitsh.
SoURcE-A given nsne.

u\NbNI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
soURcE-A aiven nsme.
The foregoing family names are all
developments Of the given name OF
Bartholomew. a name the sound and
unusual spelling of which just natu-
rally lent itself to violent variations
from the original form. particularly
when it is remembered that in the
middle ages the Individual writer
came pretty near to spelling as he
pleased.
AS a given name Bartholomew is of
Heurew origin. Like other biblical
names. it was widespread in medieval
England. where the Angio-saxon
however, brought it down to the
popular form of BAT"
AS the family name developed from
1t, it took the various forms Of 'Bat-
son." "Beatson." "Bateson," Beatty
son." etc.
The droppings Of the ending "soh'
from "Beattyson" left Beatty or
became Bates. The variation Betson
is due undoubtedly to change IN
spelling after it had become family
nane. Were it not for the fact that
the woman's name "Betty" Is COM
paratively modern derivation from
Elizabeth and did not take place until
after the period in which family
names were formed, there might be
grounds for the belief that in some
instances at least Betson is a devel-
oQment of "Betty's son."
1t is interesting to note some of the
variations of the given name of Bar
tholomew, for they show the widest
dissimilarity in form. In Ger. ,an ap-
pear the forms Bartold and Mewes;
In Bavarian. Bartelme. Wawel, Wabel
and Wabm; in Russian, Vartolomel;
in Lithuanian, Baltromejus. and In
Illyrian, Vratolomije. all of them
forms which very few persons in this
country would think of connecting
with Bartholomew.
Evening star., 1922-11-15
The Diary Of Professional Movie Fan
BY GLADYS HALL.
Is Money Greater Than Art9

haven't seen Kenneth Harlan for
quite some time. However, I shall
5ot down q memory or two Of him In
my diary. He has quite definite ideas
on what man should and should not
do. For instance. I remember his
saying: "A person should not at
tempt to do too many things. 1don't
believe in it. Versatility is all very
well-in the dictionary. But. after
all. the human animal is limited
both as to time and to endurance. It
that he can progress along all lines
and reach q number of different
goals. OF course. tho same holds
true, and even truer, of women"
STILL" said. you have done two
things at the same time-vaudeville
and pictures or pictures and STAGE
"A matter of money" he said
wisely. IT think that we are all in
teresred in the money end Of it IL we
Will come out and admit it. l know
that am."
"Is money greater than art?" asked
I solemnly.
Kenneth considered. blowing. mean
smoke into the air. II think" he said.
that to the wise and practical indi-
vidual money is the means to art.
and therefore should certainly and
primarily be considered.
Money is the great liberator. We
can do so much with 1t that we can
not possibly do without 1t. Which
would be trite If did not mean that
in more than the merely material
sense. Money opens doors to us,
spiritual as well as mental. 1t gives
US time to dream. 1t gives US places
to dream in. We can be artists SO
much younger than we can If We
the dry bread Of necessity"
rs money the most worthwhile
thing. to you, then?"
mo. Ambition Is. Ambition-and
California Sunshine and the will
to get on Without ambition q man
Evening star., 1922-11-15
VERSIFLACE.
The City Hall Clock.

Tick-tock. tick-tock! Greetings to
you. city clock! 1 often wonder what
you think, why you never give a
wink. when each morn folks say to
you. Holy smokes. it's a quarter
to-" Tick-tock, tick-tock, aren't you
proud, you city clock? You are
always in demand; people watch your
minute hand. gaze at you with
anxious eye, as each morn they
hasten by. Tick-tock. tick-tock, don't
you laugh, old city clock, as you
watch each trick and antic of the
laggard youths SO frantic, who can
never punctual be when to work they
have to fee. Tick-tock, tick-tock! !
salute you. city clock, every morn
at half-past CHATS to say. if I'm
not late): every eve at half-past S, do
you notice how I strive, how my
neck twists out Of place just to see
your proud, pale face? Tick-tock.
tick-tock! You don't care, calm city
clock: nothing stirs your pulse. !
know; folks may come and folks
may go: some grin at you. others
superior. just gaze down.
Even lovers meath your tower cannot
make you skip an hour!
WILHELMINA STITCH.
Evening star., 1922-11-15
lIILE lITILESoRLE!s
&bEDTImE
The Young Fox Gets Away.
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.
He only who has freedom lost
May hope to fairly count the cost.


Old Mother Nature.
The young Fox, who was Farmer
Browns Boys prisoner, had been a
prisoner so long that he was almost
happy. You see, Farmer Browns Boy
was very, very good to him. They
were the best of friends. But no one
can be prisoner and be wholly
happy. The young Fox had plenty to
eat and nothing to worry about. He
had a comfortable homo and nothing
to do. That seems to be the idea OF
happiness with some people. But 1t
was not the young Fox's idea OF hap
piness. He never could quite forget
for even a single little minute that
he was a prisoner. Sometimes when
there was no one around he would lie
for hours looking out across the
Green Meadows, over to the Green
Forest and the Old Pasture, with such
longing in his eyes that I am sure,
Farmer Browns Boy would have
taken pity on him had he seen him.
Then very early one morning, De-
fore any one was astir in Farmer
Browns house. the young Fox made
discovery. The staple which held the
chain by which he was fastened to
post had become loose. The young
Fox tugged at the chain and 1t SEEM
ed to give a little. He kept tugging
and tugging and tugging. At last
that staple pulled out. 1t pulled out
so suddenly that the young Fox fell
right over on his back. When he got
to his feet he discovered that he was
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didn't like her, but, at any rate. you
could tell her from the woman next
door. -
But now Winsome Winnie leaps di-
rectly from the cradle to the drug
store and begins to turn herself into
a Cleopatra. You must be either
beautiful Or But there isn't any
thing else. Every one is beautiful,
or thinks she is. or is trying to be.
All other standards are as extinct as
the dodo. You may be born with the
complexion of turnip. the DISPOSE
ton OF bell pepper and the shape Of
summer squash-it matters not. Use
Nine. Mixem's marvellous mud ma
nipulator and you'll get 'em on the
run, girls.
An goshallfishhooks. how tired /
am OF 1t! Oh. for those golden days
when every woman wore her hair in
a pug and the only cosmetic on the
pantry shelf was the insect powder.
Copyright, 1927
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$35 Model Which Can Be Made at
Less Than Half Price.

Godet fullness in the form Of pleated
side panels, the favorite left-side
closing and set-in sleeves gathered
to narrow wristbands, contribute
toward a frock Of exotic charm and
one that is acclimated to fashions
versatile moods.
Any of the twills that are now
shown in such an astonishing array
would make up very well in this
style. And, of course, our favorite
crepes have an opportunity in this
model Of appearing at their best:
Luster silk fabrics, such as satin.
charmeuse and the like. are gaining
a widespread recognition. Such a
material also would be an excellent
choice If you contemplated making
this frock. If charmeuse at $3.50 per
yard were chosen. your new frock
would cost about $3.50.
The pattern No. 1876 cuts in sizes
36, SO, 40, AZ, A. 46, 4S and SO inches
bust measure. Size 36 requires four
and three-fourths yards of forty-four-
inch material. with three-eighths
yard Of forty-inch contrasting.
Price of pattern, Is cents, I'm post
age stamps only. Orders should be
addressed to The Warrington Star
Pattern Bureau, p East 18th street,
New York city. Please wr1te your
name and address clearly.
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Vegetable Rissoti.

with q layer of finely sliced onions.
sprinkling . little, salt on them.
Next place a layer Of cooked rice.
over which place little bits Of butter,
and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Over this put q layer Of tomatoes.
canned or fresh, salted a little. Con-
.tfnue, in this way with the rioe and
tomatoes, with only one layer of
onions. having the last layer Of rice.
Then CRATE cheese over the top and
season with butter and salt and pep
per. II you have some good stock,
pour 1t over the top of the dish, or
the Juice of the tomatoes win do,
or water. Bake in steady oven for
one-half hour. This can be used as a
salad.
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body then knew by the time she was
four that she wasn't going to be
among the worlds greatest beauties.
It wasn't regarded as a calamity.
You didn't expect anything else. You
were supposed to qualify along quite
different lines. The only ladies who
earned their living by being sirens
didn't go to your mothers sewing
circle at all. Not at ALL So you dug
right in and became a person instead
of a work of art. The results were
not ravishing. perhaps. but they were
useful and comfortable and distinct
Woman faces and woman personali-
ties were distinct. as man faces and
man personalities are now distinct.
Lacking the camouflage Of cosmetics
and costly coiffures. Mary Ann shone
forth as an individual. Perhaps you