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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30

deer their services and the services
Of their respective swecthcarts az
attendants.
The celebrant OF tho marriage scr.
vice was a Justice OF the peace. MGR.
rill drove his own cab to tho home
of the Justice and accepted Miss In.
dick as HIS permanent fare"
Merrill ruled that the honeymoon
Trip should take no longer than tho
time II required to drive from the
home OF tho justice to tho flat he
had furnished
Merrill deserted tho ranks Of the
idle rich about year ago. after he
mad earned ono service stripe In al.
vorcc court thru his legal separation
from tho bride no took In 1921.
But this morrlago Us o permanent
| one" declared Merrill, FOR VIC arc "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30

Miss Norma jain, Of She
WIS.,, daughter of the
city building inspector, acas
recently appointed her dads
assistant. She prepared her
self for the position thru
home study and close associa-
ton Oith her father in MS
business as an architect.
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Hubby w ms
Bottle for
Mem Right

AKRON. q. May so.-Iohn Brit.
tain finally has won his nght for
the protection q mans tnylolAte
rights"
No LONGER now can wifsy lock
hubby out when he comes home
late.
The eourts-herO At lsasi-won't
stand for n.
John Britain has won his nEht.
AZ last,
For two long year.. Johns wife.
Minerva. maintained a CLOSED door
policy against him. She just
wouldn't let him IN.
John stood u for a Ions time Then
his patience became exhausted.
And there were other men IN The
same boat. he knew.
So John. tired % being left out In
the cold. sought the aid OF judge
" c. splcer m the court OF domestic
relations Now. Minerva can't keep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
Mexico Gusts
Girl Hiker

III PASo. Tex, May 5o.--Glrls. you
IL can't wear trousers in Mcxicol
You'll be doported IL you do.
AZ least Nancy Holmes was.
Miss Holmes. former Illinois and
California Newspaper woman and
photographer. was hiking after her
lover Jack Lightheart. Indian chief.
She left here March rs. Less than
n week later she was hack. But not
By her own free will.
Officials at chihuahua City had
made her come. Her male attire,
you sec. had shocked them sol
Nancy. however. isn't discouraged.
She's ready TO start again Just as
soon as governmental rcd tape will
permit.
Miss Holmes camo hero from
Bloomington, Ill. II wasn't long un.
I'll she had fallen In lovo with Light.
heart, Carlisle graduate.
She was 30, and he was 50. But
tho difference in their ages meant
nothing TO them.
All went we'll until Lightheart.
who speaks English, Spanish. Chi.
ncso and several Indian dialects.
loaned some money TO white
friends in Los Angeles. They never
paid him back. Jack got disguised
and quit
Nancy VOWS there was no trouble
bcwecn them. Hon be forgiven for
skipping out when she finds him, the
girl insists
Tho couple had intended living in
Central America, Lighthcart prob.
ably is heading for there now. Nancy
thinks lac N.
so she started out afoot TO find
him.
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Quotes
Bible

Dear Miss Grey: In ANSWER to
the question Should women
smoker" I'd say mo" and then 1
would add "or men either"
In the Bible we read. Know
not that ye are the Temple OF God.
and that the Spirit OF God dweIle,h
In your
III any man dsfiIe the Temple OF
God. him shall God destroy; for the
Temple OF God is holy. which temple
20 are"
And. again. what! Know ye not
that your body Is the temple OF the
Holy Ghost which is In you. which
ye have OF God. and we are not your
own? For ye are bought with a
price; therefore glorify God in your
body. and in your spirit, which arc
Gods"
No one can deny that smoking
defiles the body. poisoning the lungs
and thru them the whole blood
stream which God intended for US
to keep pure and clean, thereby in
surfing US healthy bodies and alert
minds with which to glorify Him.
/ truly believe woman has as
much right to smoke as a man II
she so desires; but every true WON
an looks upon herself rs a possible
mother OF healthy. happy children.
and what chance would children
lave OF baing healthy and normal
II both parents were slaves 10 the
filthy weed?
Next TO our duty TO God Is our
duty to those dependent upon us for
their very existence.
NtpS l. d
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part % tho commencement program
u not necessary thia year. For grad.
uatlou frockA were never mnrr sim
pic. moro attractive or available al
more reasonable prices
In cotton material. there ara the
organizes. plain or embroidered. and
wolfe with dots. checks. oYcrplaida
and laca stripes that require prno
,lcaiiy no trimming. And there arc
lovely sheer handkerchief iinsnA
dotted swissca and nnvelty materials.
sliS used 20 10 fruwned upon for
tho ncbool Eirl but tho white crupe
Do chino dress ~ tho sport type IL
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70 useful and such a general favort,e
that Va find u recommended ven
highly Tor tho commencement dress.
ceorErs'e crepe + used yrry rim.
ply for tho school girl usually with
"a slightly bouffani frock and lace
rufflss or flowers. or with a 1T 81
embroidery or hand hemsiitehlnr.
Tho cheer dresses ar. usually worn
over plain white slips there arc many
flosh.oolored ones shown and lit
Of color either IN the slip or sanh
or about tho oouaFo "a quito the
rule.
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millionaire Taxi Driver
HOneymOOning in Cab

CHICAGO, May 3o.--Chicago's mil
lionaire taxi driver is now happily
wed. And the ceremony, the girl
and everything that went with the
marriage were In keeping with the
station OF a taxi driver.
The millionaire driver Is William
II. Merrill. Jr., son Of millionaire
insurance broker OF Winnetka, a su.
burb. The bride was Josephine In.
dick, who, before she assumed tho
role Of wife. was a domestic in n
winnetka home.
Merrlll's preparation for tho wed.
ding was to put down the vacant
sign on tho side Of his taxi meter
and drive to tho home Of his brides
employer. Then back on the taxi
stand, they waited until two drivers
came from trips, 80 as to comman'
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T'heTangle
LESLIE PRESCOTT 10 RUTH
ELLINGTON. CONTINUED

ELLINGTON, CONTINUED
once Ia a while. Ruth. dad takes
stand. and he ara take one today
with Alice
II have seem" he said. with IN.
crsasing dislruft and dlsiasis. Alice.
your growing idea that every one
Who comes near you must b. az your
beck and call. and riEht now I would
like 10 give Karl a Up. Unless he
brings you up short hia life viii BE-
gwen 10 doing things Tor you which
you would better do yourself Kari
IL too good a man. too big a man. %
be dancing al your within all the time.
Neither your mother nor / viii 90
Il.
we are all going our several ways
today, and you can take care u your
ssif Tor the next siK OF seven hours"
dad. ] think you're a perfect
beabtf' nlid Alice AZ she fiounced out
u tho room.
Kari started 90 70 20 her. but Dad
prsemptorily insisted that he should
stay behind.
but I don't want Alice 70 be un.
happy. SIR. Hamilton" he said.
"sha wont be. answered Dad
rerrnely. In fact. after she gets
used 70 II she'll be happier than she
n now. No selfish person r. ever
very happy.
n think. Alice he said turning
20 mother" that you and made
mistake IN letting cur youngest
daughter remain abroad 20 Ions
alone. Eho has no discipline what.
ever. In fact. she n able 70 disci.
plua herself. and of course when shs
IL married. Kari. you-l have 10 do
n. and I must say don't envy you
the Job.
The child has had altogether too
much money and too little reSponsi.
hility 20 otherr."
Kari looked very much relieved.
and We all started out on our various
Ways. I Of course had 10 so 10 the
wholesale houses for sou. and Kari
was going down Co Franklin street
10 nee his lawyer. 60 40 decided 60
meet a. a little restaurant near Wall
street, much patronlzed b. business
men and financiers.
II win meet you exactly AZ !
o'clock. KAid Karl an no put me In
tho taxi.
IAN right" answered. and drove
away.
~ / O'Clock ! found Kari waiting
FOR me a; the door Of the restaurant
raw him before ho saw me. and
was somewhat anxious 20 noto his
dropping shoulders and general cir
Of detection. wont. rcd n he had
had bad news from his lawyer.
When no Jaw me Ills eyes lighted
or. however. and thought perhaps
had ovsr-emphssizcd his attitude.
We found.a table In a far corner.
partly screened by n palm. The first
thing hc raid 10 me was.
II hope your digestion IA good. for
the speciality they mako here fl int
mlnco pic with toasted eheeee poured
over IT,
80 that was what made you look
70 unhappy when I came IN. you'd
been eating r."
Ills voice changed.
ibid look unhappy. LeslieT- he
asked.
Copyright. 1884, ~ y. Z. A. H.rris.)
TOMORROW; Letter from Leslie
Prescott 10 Ruth Ellington, contin.
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TUE Eiri graduate Of this season
i viii dress like school Eiri. not
4 society deb.
A survey OF shops falls 20 dls.
closo any of tho creations such az
parents and teachers dlsappruvcd o.
20 thoroly few ycara ago.
Since many % the smart buari.
Ing schools have adopted the MILDLY
blouse and white skirt as tho rrgula.
ton graduation outflt. high schools
have followed their lead.
And tho heavy expenditure %
fathers income that used 70 10 a
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An Appreciation

fro tho Contest EditOr1
MANY. many thanks for your
wi check for s.. which re
cslvcd a. winner Of tho nrat
prize in Tho Stars Amateur Snap
shot contest
The most surprising thing
about that picture Is that Il va
any good AZ all. The small boz
on tho rock had rolled the film
up 90 the last notch and there
we're stiil half a dozen "shois"
left on II. 90 I took II into a dark
room and removed tho roll, un.
wound II and rolled Il up 20 the
proper place again. All this hap
pcned after the roll had been in
the kodak since last July. We
supposed the entire roll waA
dead"
~ home VIC are ardent readers
OF The Star and a. present arc
getting LOT OF kick" out Of the
Beacon Hill Mystery" and are
wondering how II ali Will end.
Again thanking you for the
check. ] am.
MRS. IRENE BURGESS,
e33s 10th ave n. Z.
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He Care Up
The Weed

Dear Miss Grey. We were married
10 years ago today. N my wife had
been smoking eigarets she never
would have born my name.
Imagine a picture. the most beau.
tlful In tho world-a mother nura.
ing her babc-and then imagine one
u tho most shocking putting n Gig.
uct az tho same time. Then think
n having 90 kiEs girl with her
breath smelling Of tobacco smoke.
Yes. used 10 smoke. but now
hate tho smell Of tho amount Of
money would induce me 10 take II
up again because enjoy my food
much more.
YOUR CRANKY OLD FRIEND.
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John out any more. Tho Judge has
issued an injunction restraining her
from doing 50.
But John. tho no won considerable
ground. didn't achieve complete
victory. For when he moved IN
Minerva and their eight ehildrr%
moved out.
Tho court may make me unlock
the doors says Mrs. Britain. hut
Il can't force me 10 live with that
man.
Hes a nuisance. We're better or
without him
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If the straight chemise effect Is
too severe. n bow Of self material or
chiffon can be attached al one side
OF the gown, giving the side-trim.
ming effect which IL in vogue. Those
who prefer a semblsnce Of waistline
may use a band OF ribbon or self
material to form a narrow girdle ef.
feet. Often we find that tho ready.
made frock has been pieced together
at tho elastic waistline. In this case
ono may insert a narrow band Of
beading or embroidery at the waist.
line. Where fullness Is used in the
skirt IL must be confined over the
hips as the front and back OF all
frocks are fiat this year.
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Varied Opinions
on Girl Smokers
Cigaret Smoking Degrading to Fairer
Sex, Says One Reader-Another
Quotes Bible-Grandma Smoked
Her Pipe, Why Not Granddaughter
Her Cigaret?
BY CYNTHIA GREY

oH0uId Contention permit No1tH 20 8Nl0Ke ll8 Ke VIC
The majority Of those not IN favor admit that tCom
should haze the right smoke II they choose, but that
tobacco Is injurious 10 the general health.
Here opinions:
Smoking wiz
DefOrut Se1Y
Dear Miss Grey: AS long Miss Liberty stands aoft
in the midst Of this continent and the Stars and Stripes
fly it, believe have the privilege TO smoke il
they wish.
But they should not do things simply because they
permitted TO-
Let remind YOU modern girls that you belong 10 the
sweeter farer SEX and being woman, you want 10 be
loved and If you want TO be loved you must remain oy
able" Won't smoking only deform your sex?
sure every deep down in his heart, will agree
when say that the girl whom admire most is the
who will always promote our ideals and whose heart is
loyal clean and true-and smoking venturing bit
too far from what like 20 think you A. A. p
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NeW Frocks for Old Are
Offered Ingenious Girls
How to Remodel Last Years Gown Is Told
by Fashion Editor

waistline made on an elastic band.
AS we all know. tho elastic waist.
band is no longer used on the smart
CT gowns OF this season since most
gowns are devoid OF walstllne. be-
ing straight-lined models.
BY removing the elastic band from
an old frock. and reducing the width
Of the skirt by taking In the side
seams. one has the invariabie silhou.
cite Of fn1Inv
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They'll BE Chet0ino
Tobacco Merit?

Dear Miss Greys-in regard 20
women smoking what arc they
coming to7--wcaring mems attire.
bobblng their hair. riding aatride and
now wanting 10 smoke. Next thing
anyone knows they'n be chewing 10.
bacco.
for one. am disgustsd when sec
them on the streets. They should be
ostnrlsed from polite society. In
England Queen Mary would not per.
NIT tho American women 20 ride
astride-she said they might ride. but
they must ride as ladies.
Sincerely yours,
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SISTER MARYs KITCHEN
"a Daily Menu for the Stout and Thin
EAT AND
Weight

had lettuce. 6 rips olives. Z button
rRdiHhss. ? ounces hroiisd fiirt Of
bref, : mushroom caps broiled with
meat tablespoons naw string
beans. y cup cabbage and beet
salad. , tablespoons pinrAppis &C..
= cup skinned milk iunkaE 1
whole wheat roll. 1 thin pirro
gluten bread. l pint SKINNED milk.
Total caiories. itT1. Protein. gst:
TAT, sea. carbohydrate. so. Iron
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GOOD MANNERS

WHEN a servant at door says
w mot at home" this phrase
signifies that the lady OF tho
house IL not at home TO visitors.
II " not intended TO mean that
she Ia out OF tho house. II is
the proper way OF notifying
callers that she is not receiving
visitors.
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Sal adj
FROZEN TOMATO

Frozen tomato salad is delicious
served In lettuce hearts.
One quart tomatoes, onion, G
stalks celery with tops. whole
cloves. 1 cup whipping cream, 1 cup
mayonnaise, tablespoons granu.
lated gelatin, u cup cold water.
Cook tomatoes, sliced onion md
broken stalks OF celery and cloves for
half an hour Strain and add boll.
Ing water to make four cups. Soften
gelatin In cold water and stir into
boiling tomato mixture. Turn into
pan and let stand until cold and
beginning 10 set.
Fold In mayonnaiso and cream
whipped until stiff. Turn into a mold
and pack in ice and salt and lei
stand three hours. Serve In hearts
of lettuce and garnish with sprirs
of parsley. Uso three parts ice 10
ono part salt for freezing.
This recipe viii serve ie persons
Use half of each ingredient II Won
want to serve eight persons.
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A Nice Dog
for Some Lad

Dear Miss Grey You have been
80 good about finding homes for
animals that you may be able TO
help mo find home for our dog.
He is n dear old pal. and We hate
to part with him. so want 10 get
place for him out In the country
with someone who viii love him as
We do.
He is Airedale and shepherd and
knows all kinds OF tricks
The reason we must give him UP
Is because neighbours boy has
coaxed him 10 follow his truck, and
1 know he will get run over event.
ually.
some country lad would love him
and he Is not cross 10 children.
Address Route l. Box sos, Lake
city. or telephone IKE nwd.5ls7.J4.
Thanking you. A READER
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CLEANING MoPs

a dishmop should really 30 boiled
out every day. hut II this IL not dono.
Il should BE- kept for five minutes In
a pan OK boiling water.
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HOUSEHOLD
HELPS
KEEP SINK CLEAN

Always keep your sink clean BE-
cause so.ied pipes not only produce
doors but draw vcrmiu.
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It's Base and
De0rddiu0

Dear Miss Grey ClEaret smoking
Il base and degrading 10 the finer
sensiblli;iea Of tho male element:
hence. Il seems 10 me that 20 tho
finer OF the two SEXES. II becomes
lewd and extremely lowsring-toialiy
without Characterization.
I am Of the drastic belief that
Americans men and women alike.
particularly women. would be far
better off were they not already vic
Tins 20 tho unqualified nasty. dirty
filthy habit Of clgarots.
ANTI BoBBTST.
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KEEP sPATrI.A HANDY

4 apatula OF cake knife u good TO
have around 10 level your measure.
menis. ms recipes always call for
level measurements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
She Thinks Boys
To Rlnnin

My Dear Miss Grey: Am inter
ested In your discussion on girl,
smoking. When I became 81 a
short time ago one girl friend said:
II suppose you win start smoking
now so everyone win know you are
man" replied that I would
never start smoking If that was the
only excuse had. any more than
she would TO show people that she
was n LADY. II has been due TO the
fact that 1 do not smoke. I think.
that I have never had n girl smoke
or even express desire 10 don
when in my company. -
This leads mo to the conclusion
that tho boys are responsible for
a few girls falling into this degrad-
ing habit. l have reasonably
largo number OF girl friends. at
least average, for n boy of my age,
and cannot sec the need Of any
legislation against girls smoking.
None of the girls l know would
smoke except. possibly. on BEING
urged to do so by boy who told
them II looked cute land girls will
do things they think the boys want
them TO do Just the same as boys
try TO do what they think the girls
want them 10 dol. ~
While am writing this I will y
that | beg TO disagree with II, -
who thinks tho girls are smoking
just to be noticed. and VIII stop
when they find out the men don't
care. I have faith IN the modern
girl, even after being out with
lot of them, and with so many
other things for live girl and boy
to do In n wonderful city like Scat
tie. am sure that all this worry
about girls emoling will soon be n
thing OF tho past. II. l.
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SAVE PAPER

Save the tissuepapor In which your
bundles are wrapped and use it for
cleaning off tho dishes before you
wash them. This makes the washing
much cnsier.
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SIMPLE cANApE

The simplest or csnapcs Il the salt
cracker spread with grated cheese.
sprinkled with paprllta and baked In
the oven.
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IMPROVES FLAVOR

a tablespoon Of chill sauce or
catchup will improve the flavor Of
your meat sauce 20 10 used on a
mcnt ionf.
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part OF tho class now that enjoys
life and not the Idle rich. with moth.
Ing to do but seek new thrills and
new brides
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Tie Amazon Is the worlds only
large river which in It's course re.
mains practically in tho same lat.
itude.
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could let mo have7

could let mo have7
have six little children undeEA
years OF age, and II would ligh
my work 20 much. There Is never
any money for the necessary things.
I WIN be always grateful
A MOTHER.
II someone has board and iron
for this mother. / VIII he glad
to give her name and address TO
such a one, Call Miss Grey,
MA in-O6o0.
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CHECKED SCARF

a scarf OF black and white checked
silk with white bands OF flame col.
orcd satin Is easy TO make at home
and Is most effective with the dark.
neutral tened frock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30

France r. exporting more wines
and liquors than sho ana in 1915.
altho aho has lost two o. her beat
customer. the United States and
Russia.
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WATCH CHINA

DO not put food in the refrigerator
in your dining room china as IL Is
very apt TO 30 Clipped or broken.
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- BoBBED STYLES --
Pineapple Bob for the
DID, Fashioned Girl
The sEohtlu

The slightly
old-fashio
girl acho 1Cants
curls and the
suggestion Of
much hair and
be bobbed,
chooses the
pineapple bob,
illustrated
mere on MdrU
Jayne, musical
comedy ac-
trees. Sort of
q canouNa0e
bob.
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TINY WATCHES

Tiny watches perfectly round in
shape md cnamclcd In pastel colors,
arc worn as pendants from black
velvet ribbons,
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A tomato plant on a farm near
Windsor. Ont. has produced rs large
tomatoes and grown TO nearly IL
feet.
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Grandma Smoked
Her Pine

Dear Miss Grey;-The letter writ.
ten BY Fully Disguised also the
one by ~ Physician" oriticising
women who smoke. is amusing.
have often heard OF grandma smok-
ing a pipe so why all the fuss because
tho woman OF today wants 10 smoke
a cigarci7 Surely let them smoke II
they enjoy Il. FAIR PLAY.
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NEW LINGERIE

II Is interesting to notice how tho
latest lingerie follows the tailored
mode. and tucked bosoms and Peter
Pan necits are featured on pink crepe
nightles.
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Wants Iron
and Board

Dear Miss Grey: Do you think
someone has an extra ironing board
and electric iron they never use and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30

stores OF food nro placed regularly
on Islands In the South Seas for the
use OF shipwrocked sailors.
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TOMORROW; Letter from Leslie
Prescott 10 Ruth Ellington, contin.
ued.
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BY HEDDA H0Yr

NEW YORK. May s0.-To have n
frock for every occasion is quite an
essential thing these days. One needs
morning frocks. afternoon frocks.
beach frocks. tea frocks and frocks
for various other occasions. The
woman who Is content TO make one
frock do for all occasions is no
longer seen in the cities where ready.
made garments sell 80 cheapIy.
The women Of limited means often
find the task OF being appropriately
gowned for all occasions difficult
one. Therefore, It Is tho woman who
Is clever at remodeling last years
gowns who always appears well
dressed in spite OF meagre pocket
book. Making over clothes in an art
in itself. 1t is more difficult TO re-
model an old gown than to make
napv rua
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MANY WAYS TO REMODEL
OLD FROCKS

There are many ways, however, to
remodel last years frocks 30 that
they will bear the earmarks OF 1924.
We win take the typical frock Of
last spring and summer. for instance.
These frocks had the iow.bioused