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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-08
SCOTUS VIATOR q SPRkV-
MICH PROBLEMECH
SLOVENSKA.

preVraUOVem SlOVenSku, uNd-
zuje Scotus Viator o rozporu
mezi politickym programem
Slovaku americkych a Slova-
XII ma Slovensku.
Slovaci americti formulovali
svGj program v tax Nv. Pitts
burgske dohode, v niz Sc pra-
vi, re Slovaci mali NIT svdj
zvlastni sn6m. Program ten
predpokladal pomernou rovno
cennost CechI a Slovaku. By
10 to zrejme precenovani slo-
venskych sill a schopnosti. Prl-
sci prevrat. Slovaci Sc sice prl
poiili k martinske cechofilske
deklaraci, nedovedli Sc vsak
zbavit organi mad'arske VIA
dy. zadali o pomoc Prahu. Slo
vensko bylo pax ocisteno od
zbytkd mad'arskeho vojska,
cetniku atd. vojenskymi oddi-
ly ceskymi.
Bylo-li utvofeni Mar. shro-
mazdeni cestou revolucni nut
nym pro Cechy a Moravu, by
10 to pro Slovensko primo ne
zbytnosti. Stat tato je hoto-
YOU polemikou S projevy slo-
venskych autonomistG, ktefi
Sc radi vyslovuji pohrdave o
"samozvancich", zejmena ale
tvrdi, ze v revolucnim sneme
zastupovali Slovaky srobar a
jeho stvIry vGbec hlavne
luteranSti nahonci centralistic-
/ ke Prahy. Scotus Viator mini:
"L'udia, ktori boil povodne
menovani, ably zastupovali Slo
vensko v Mar. shromazdeni,
boil vsetko ludia hodni toho
vyznacenia pozivali vseohec
MI doveru." zadna slovenska
skupina, ami lud'aci, neodmi-
tall prvnich mesicich ustfed-
nj parliament, ami ministerstvo
pro sprawl Slovenska Brati-
slave. Ba v otazkach sloven-
skych byla mezi slovenskymi
poslanci jednomyslnost jeste v
cervnu r. 1919.
/ Chybou .podle Scotia Viatora
bylo, ze Praha slozila vsecku
svou dGveru ma dra Srobara
a jeho skupinu. Dalsi chybou
bylo, re dr.. Srobar Hlinku
"odstavil'. Osobni rivalita tech
to dvou slovenskych pfedak1
piispela take k otraveni situa-
ce ma Slovensku.
/ Ze V nasledujicich mesicicE
bylo vyslano ma Slovensko ia
desetitisice ceskych lrednikG
a zfizencG a ze tito lide ovla
dli ma Slovensku z velke ca
sti take politickou sprawl, sts
10 Sc spise vyvojem pomerd
PIvodni spravni stab sestava
skoro vesmes z lidi sloven
skych: ministra, vladnich re
ferentu, zupanu atd. Zkusene
81 cesti urednici vyslani Pra
hou do Bratislavy plvodne
vyslovne zadosti ciniteli slo
venskych. Jakozto odbornici
praksi zastinili cesi namnoz
slovenske laiky, ba dozadova
Ii Sc instrukci Prahy sou
| stavne oslabovali vyznam
kompetenci. ministerstva bra
; tislavskeho. Centralisticke te
!. dence tyto byly dalsim wye
jem jeste vice posileny. Ger
tralism ten sc sice neosvedci
Do veci slovenskych zasahov
no caste bez patricnych znal
: sti. zasahovano casio nemist
ne byrokraticky, ba netaktit
4 ky. Centralism mcdowell 81 2
skati lid; k tomu pfistoupil
: obtize raZu nabozensko-cirke
: niho a hospodarskeho. Zmen
| systemu pocit' t'ovana jako n;
lehava potreba, a to take slt
2 venskymi stoupenci Prah,
!, Zmena ia, zmena ovsem p'
: zvolna, Sc take provadi: zul
) nj reformou. Scotus Viator sau
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-08

Vsechny nejjemnejsi obleky - jednim neb
dvema parry kalhot - "a tuto sensacne nizkou
cenu. Pfjd'te, vejdete, projdete Sc, prohledne-
te obleky - vyberte jeden, diva neb tfi y bez
zapatte jen $500. Neopomente vyuzitkova-
ii teto velke, penize spofiei soboty. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-08

Kupte zimniky jiz nyni pro pristi zimu! Nej-
peknejsi kabaty, ktere jste kdy videli - kabaty
site v Americe - kabaty d6lane Anglii - vse
chny "a tuto tezce pochoptenou cenui Kupte
nyni bld'te pfiprayeni ma pristi zimu W kdy
kabaty jako tyto budou stati jeste jednou tolik
jako ceny tyto.
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
Legal Notices

FL .
zoNING COMMISSION OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, washington.
october :, 1924. In compliance with the
PROVISIONS OF Section OF an Act OF
Congress approved March 1, 1890 (Pub-
lc no. los, 66th Congress, entitled IAN
Of buildings In the DIstrict 81 Coiuyr-
ola and 20 create zoning Commission,
ana TOT other purposes), notice is here
oy given that public hearing will he
ael1 n the Board Room Of the District
buiiding ct 1000 A. NJ, October 1e,
!az4. Tor the purpose OF considering the
IotioWing proposed changes IN the boun-
naries OF the use, height and area dis
s Tic cts. to-wit: CHANGE FROM RESI-
DENTAL TO FIRST COMMERCIAL:
Property abutting the south side Of CO.
tumble Road between nth street and
ntozart Place, Property abutting the
west west SIDE Of Connecticut avenue be-
CHANGE FROM REsipnrS S.rI 1890 .Iss:
AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL. ''C''
AREA: Property abutting the east side
~ i1th street y. w, between Park Road
~ ~ Lamont street. FRONTAGE on botA
streets. Frontage on the west eide
streets: CHANGE FROM "A' AREA
70 RESrRICrED' AREA: Area
on the south by Glover Parkway along
Eulton street, on the east BY TunIaw
Road and on the west BY Foxhall Road.
CHANGH FROM FIRST COMNTERCTAI,
"C" AREA TO RHsIDENTIAL "a RH.
sTRICTED" AREA: Property along
poth sides Of Maconb street between
15kn street and New Mexico avenue.
CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. Ca.
AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL tsC's
AREA: Lots 81 TO rs incl, and AZ 20
% incl square 1920, located between
Garfield, Hawthorne Aard ana Alth
streets preliminary examination OF
the changes proposed may be obtained
at Room a0e, District Building. 1t
r. NJ, October 15, 1894. zoning COM
invited to be present n m BELL.
CUNO II. RUDOLPH, JAMES r.. OYS-
TER. e. q. SHHRnILIL DAVID LYNN.
Zoning Commission q the District Ok
The Washington times., 1924-10-07
Miscellaneous
IreI. F II iIixers

Nllel. Feed EeEa IIiNcT8 B
PLANT PMFP costs 100 per acre: oflier
ssssls tss eost s2o g Stg. Fay lsaa
The Washington times., 1924-10-07

Rooms Eurn. and Unfurn. 20
d ST. N. WI tSS--ThfSo rooms, ist
floors electricity. h.-w. b. $4,000
Wanted Room and Board 81
ROOM and board; reasonable; wanted
BY young lady IN nearby Virginia
Box A-l2. Times and Herald,
Where 70 Stop IN Town S.
HOTEL INN. 0OS 9th Sc. N. w.
ee -. ~ $40 weekly. Summer rateA
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29
fooled Leather Much
in Fashion This Year

Twenty-Five years ago variety Of
articles in fooled leather was done by
a charming and cultivated American
girl and were exhibited in art .mu-
seums as new idea in the decoration
of small accessories for women.
Lately, in the feverish search for
novelty, fooled leather has been COM
ing into favor. Not all of lit, to be
sure, can be classified as art in the
highest degree, but very attractive
things are done by art students and
aircraft people, and are finding enthu-
siastic responses among fashionable
women.
After a safety Of beaded bags, en-
broidered bags, bags Of old brocades
and Of petit point, the newest, in IL
Illuminated and fooled leather, are going
like hot cakes. Not all are strictly
hand-tooled; such are still very ex-
pensive; but many of the bags, card
cases and belts which are at least done
partially by hand are effective and
are just now very smart.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29
s THE
lNK!I ! / len ~
WEEKLY MENU SUCCESS
TIONS
90. 1924, western Newspaper Union.)

To begin the day, little season
able fruit is enjoyed. Oranges, grape
Fruit, apples, prunes, bananas are all
good, giving us enough of variety.
SUNDAY - Breakfast: Cinnamon
rolls, bacon and eggs. Dinner: Chick
en- pie, mashed potatoes. Supper;
Sandwiches, lettuce salad.
MONDAY - Breakfast: BuckWheat
cakes, sausage. Dinner: Ham souffIe,
escaIloped potatoes. Supper: Onion
and apple salad.
TUESDAY-Breakfa Baked po-
tatoes, drawn butter sauce. Dinner:
Stuffed, baked calves hearts, boiled
onions. Supper: OmeIet.
WEDNESDAY, Breakfast: Boiled
rice with cream. Dinner: BroiIed
steak, baked bananas supper: Eng
fish drop cakes.
THURSDAY - Breakfast: Graham
gems, doughnuts. Dinner: Apple dump
ings. Supper: Cookies, canned pears.
FRlDAY-Br Breakfast: Eggs on toast.
Dinner: Potatoes baked in half she'll.
Supper: Fish salad.
SATURDAY - Breakfast: Oranges,
oatmeal, cream and sugar. Dinner:
Veal roast, basted with picked peach
syrup. Supper: Graham bread, canned
Strawberries.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29
Slight Women In
Fashion Picture
Gracefully Slender People
Aided by Having All in
Their Favor.

Fluffy fashions, fatal to the fat
woman, are the joy of the thin girl,
muses. fashion writer in the Kansas
City Star. A depressingly thin girl
often can achieve an effect of lovely
slenderness, as she floats about in
shirring, pufings, flying ends and
panels. Clouds of tulle and malines
conceal her too sharp angles and en-
pheFize whatever fragile beauty she
may possess. Generally, they become
both her face and her figure.
For her daytime costumes she must
depend less on fabric than on line to
fill out her too angular figure
Girdles and yokes are appropriate,
and will cut her too tall slimness some
what. Her necklines should always in
cline to Inc U-shaped rather than She
V-shaped; in fact, she should always
avoid pointed effects. Wide girdles
and draped-around waists are becom-
ing, as are all devices that seem to
shorten, rather than lengthen, the
waist.
But, it is in sports clothes, as in
evening wear, that the slim woman
should shine Plaids were made for
her Ss were full, short, plated
skirts, stubby, broad-toed, low-heeled
shoes and round, childish collars. A
short sports coat, or, for that matter,
short jacket of any sort, transforms
the thin woman's angularlty to a gra-
cious slenderness. If the coat has
belt, and short attached cape, or a
round collar, SO much the better.
The gospel for the eiifn, tall woman
by which to chart her shopping tours
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29
Stitched-On Patterns
Feature of New Shoes

Styles in shoes are many and new.
In the SUICIDES for town wear, for street
or interior, daytime or evening, there
are the usual colors, though in various
shades, and black and white, with the
staple all-black.
The novelty in outing shoes IS the
manner Of trimming, Of combining
white and colors. These are most chic
white suede, WITH dps and straps
in g.ace kid, yellow, scarlet, jades blue
and black Even the white, canvas
shoes for tennis and golf and the
beach are ornamented this season with
stitched-on patterns of colored leather.
Bright red on white is very popular.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29

- HIS pretty frock for a little girl
l. who is about to take part in some
great occasion, as wonderful dane
ing party or wedding, is one of
many equally delightful dresses de-
signed for the younger girls. 1t just
happens to have charms of it's own that
are a little different from the charms
of others of its kind.
Georgette appears to be almost un-
rivaled for little ladies' dress-up frocks,
with taffeta next to 1t and fine wolfe
In the running. G@orgette and narrow
satin ribbons assume all responsibility
for the beauty of the frock shown here
and have made fine performance,
1t has double skirt, the underskirt
bordered with ribbon and the Overskirt
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29
Color Contrasts Are
Noted in New Gloves

This year, more than ever before, is
the demand for originality manifesting
itself in gloves, both in those made
here and in France. Will. the single
exception Of evening gloves, the key
note is to be found in color contrasts.
Even the gloves that one wears with
tailored costume reflect the tendency
toward brilliance and vivacity.
The gloves themselves may range
throughout the entire chromatic scale
from white to black ;. it is in the en-
broidery, and most particularly in en-
broidered cuffs, that the contrasts are
found. Cuffs that turn back, reveal
Ing brilliant Innings of silk or leather,
are offered by leading shops in vast
array, and the designers have left no
turn of the kaleidoscope unexplored.
Combinations of black and white are
many. An interesting and attractive
example of the association of these
two colors is found in black kid
gloves with reversed cuffs lined with
perforated white kid through which
the black ground accents the pattern
of the perforations. The same effect
is acquired in many instances with
white kid gloves lined with black,
green, brown, red, or in fact almost
any other color.
The lighter shades Of tan, sucn as
fawn, beige, sand, mode and mastlc,
are worn extensively this spring, en-
broidered either in direct contrast or
In a darker brown shade.
Evening gloves are the one excep-
ton to the rule Of contrast. The wom-
an who really gives due consideration
to appearance and taste wears nothing
but pure white gloves for evening. NOT
even m the stitching is any contrast
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29
Gray and Tan Shades
Favored for Hosiery

The light nude, blush and tan shades
continue to lead the hosiery colors.
Although reports from resorts indi-
Gated that the paler nudes would be
predominant for spring, they have not
yet assumed this, position, and so far
as may be judged from appearances
on the streets Of New York, the light
tans seem to be in the ascendency so
far. Grays also seem to have as
sumed some Importance. There Is APP
parently no increase in the relative
call for black, but some manufacture
ers report that gunmetal in sheer
styles shows signs of returning to Ia
vor. In sports styles there is said to-
be a tendency toward ribbed effects.
Black and white combinations are also
spoken of favorably.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29
A CHARMING AFTERNOON FRocK

colors which may be contrasting.
Cross-stitch embroidery is very eff
fectively used in wolfe frocks.
AS welcome as the flowers in May
and almost as varied-are the lovely
afternoon frocks that come troop
ing in at the same time. They
are the beloved garments that reflect
our Joy in the good old summertime
and they do it by means Of many
dainty, colorful fabrics. Some of these
are not used at any other season-so
that there is great diversity of style
and beauty in summer frocks for
leisure hours. Crepe de chine and
other crepes, foulard and various print
ed silks, taffeta, satin, georgette, lace
net, organdie and wolfe, together with
aovelty fabrics, make up the inspiring
company of mediums used for gowns
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29
FROCKS FOR LITTLE LADIES';
NEW FROCKS FOR AFTERNOON

that are also greatly varied in design.
Among delightful new arrivals ther.
are black satin models in straightline
frocks, finished off with collars and
vests Of white organdie. Deep yokes
of ecru or cream lace and long in
serted panels of lace, with black satin
one-piece dresses have scored a won
derful success since their recent COM
ing out. In the sheerer materials like
georgette and crepe de chine simple,
straightline dresses are given distinc-
ton by rows of tucks, an inch or more
wide, that cover skirts and tunics; or
scant, overlapping ruffles, about three
inches wide and having picot edges,
may answer the same purpose. Plait-
ings, in tiers and panels, are featured
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29

from the dish in which 1t was baked
Jelied Prunes.-Pick over, wash and
soak one-third of pound of prunes in
two cupfuls Of cold water and cook in
the same water until soft; remove the
prunes, stone and cut into quarters. To
the prune water add enough boiling
water to make two cupfuls. Soak two
and one-half tablespoonful Of granu-
lated gelatin in one-half cupful of cold
water, dissolve in hot liquid, add one
cupfuI of sugar, one-fourth cupful Of
lemon juice, then strain, add the
prunes, mold and chill. Stir twice
while cooling to prevent prunes from
settling.
Bread Pudding.-Pour a quart Of
scalded milk over two cupfuls of stale
bread crumbs, let stand fifteen min
utes. Add the yolks of two eggs, two
tablespoonfuls of butter, grating of
nutmeg and one-half cupful of sugar,
then fold in the stiffly-beaten whites of
the eggs, half cupful Of raisins. turn
into a buttered baking dish and bake
until firm. Serve with a hard sauce.
OatneaI BredQ.--Auu lWO CupIulS VI
boiling water to one cupful of oatmeal
and let stand for one hour; add one
cupful of molasses, one-half teaspoon
full of salt, one-half of yeast cake
dissolved in one-half cupful of luke
warm water and four cupfuls of bread
flour; let rise, beat thoroughly, turn
into buttered bread pans, let rise again
and bake.
Cheese and cherries.-A delicious
filling for sandwiches is cream cheese
and chopped maraschino cherries, add
ing a bit of the liquor to make of the
right consistency to spread.
Cottage Pudding With Chocolate
sauce.-Prepare the pudding by
Dreaming two-thirds of cupful of
sugar with three tablespoonful of
butter, add a beaten egg, one cup
full of flour sifted with two teaspoon
fuls of baking powder and alternate
the flour with one-half cupful of
milk. Beat well and bake in a small,
shallow pan. Serve with chocolate
sauce.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29
Use BISCUIT DOUGH
FOR MAKING CAKES
Opinions Differ as to Merits
of Old-Fashioned Delicacy.

prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture)
Opinions will always differ as to the
respective merits of the "old-fashioned
strawberry shortcake" made with bis
cult dough, and the kind in which
cake" literally means cake. The sue
cess of the first kind can always be
relied on If the housekeeper is con-
sidered a good biscuit maker, for she
simply bakes her biscuit dough in one
large round piece in pie tin, and
splits it open when done. She may,
of course, cut the dough with cookie
cutter and bake Individual shortcakes
If she prefers.
If one wishes to make the other
type of strawberry shortcake it Is
sometimes question as to just which
one to use Of the many different cake
recipes offered in the cookbook. Many
persons prefer a sponge cake or sun
shine cake. This is not short at
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29

permissible; embroideries must be as
white as the leather itself. Only in the
choice of feathers is any latitude al
loWable this spring. Evening gloves
may be of shiny kid or velvety suede.
AS for length, the short two or
three-button styles are equally appro-
pirate with long or short sleeves.
Twelve or sixteen-button lengths are
permissible with short-sleeyed or
sleeveless frocks for informal occa-
sions; it is a matter for individual de-
cision, but for evening fashion DEGREES
elbow-length gloves. ~
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29

scallopa md bound with it. There
are pla.l ribbon shoulder straps, and
arm bands made of ribbon loops, a
girdle of twisted ribbon finished with
rosette and hanging ends-and
finally little ribbon flowers set on the
shoulder straps and arm bands, in the
rosette and hanging ends. This model
would be very pretty made up In any
OF the light colors in plain wolfe.
Few skirts are as full as the fluffy
affair pictured but there are many
frocks in which the skirts are covered
with narrow ruffies, edged with tiny
val lace edging, which gives them a
full effect. Rows of shirrings are
liked for trimming on wolfe dresses
and narrow laces in frills are used In
many ways on all fabrics. Organdie
Is lovely medium for making frills
and is much used on wolfe frocks.
The edges are picoted with silk in
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29

dignified model-a plain and an en-
+broidered crepe. The' movement
toward fuller skirts Is to be noted in
the shirred apron front, bordered with
the embroidered crepe. Back of this
there are panels of the same mate
rial, which also serves to make the
front of the bodice and the deep, far
ing cuffs on the sleeves. A girdle Of
plain crepe is provided with telling
color note in the handsome beaded
ornament placed at the front. Both
narrow and wide beaded girdles are
important in afternoon and evening
modes and an elaborate girdle (beaded
or otherwise) lifts an unpretentious
frock into the formal class.
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
60. 1s24, Western Newspaper Unionl
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29

all and 1t combines pleasantly with the
whipped cream that garnishes the
Strawberries. The following recipe is
recommended by the experimental
kitchen of the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
Sponge Cake.
eggs n cupful pastry
Il cupful sugar flour
I teaspoonful va u teaspoonful salt
ni1la / teaspoonful bak-
teaspoonful lem ing powder
on Juice
To the well-beaten yolks of eggs
gradually add the sugar and the flavor
ing. Sift together twice, the flour, salt
and baking powder, and fold into the
egg yolk and sugar. Fold this mixture
into the well-beaten egg whites. Bake
the cake in shallow pans in moderate
oven for about 80 minutes This makes
two sheets about by 10 inches.
When done, place the two sheets to-
gether with the slightly crushed ber-
ries and whipped cream between and
on top. The whipped cream should be
sweetened and favored.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29
GoUernn1ert Recipe for
Making Superior Starch

An excellent starch is made by add
Ing one cupful of water to from one
to four tablespoonfuls Of starch, ac-
cording to the stiffness desired, says
the United States Department of
Agriculture. When the paste is smooth
add one-half tablespoonful of borax,
one-half teaspoonful of parafin or
white fat and one quart of boiling
water. Boil 20 minutes, stirring thor
oughly until clear and smooth. If a
scum or Jumps form, strain. Use hot
for all except colored clothes. Turn
garments wrong side out before
starching and starch first those things
In which the most stiffness is desired
as water from the garments thins the
starch. Freezing and wind both take
the starch out of clothes
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29

is that long Tines from shoulder to
foot give height, which she must dis
cerningly avoid; and that horizontal
lines crossing the figure seem to de-
crease height, and must be used as
much as possible.
There are two commonly seen fea-
lures in nearly every seasons clothes
which the thin woman may not wear !;
striped materials, and the military col
lar. Stripes, of course, add to the APP
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29

parent height Of her figure; and the
plain military collar reveals in all its
ungracious straightness, the thin wom-
ans throat.
In general, famboyant laces, fluffy
ribbon bows, broad horizontal bands,
braiding put on in wavy lines, ruffies,
scallops; in fact, all those frivolous
floating feminine touches which the
fat woman loves and can't wear-the
slim woman can claim as her own.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29

Prepare by the United
quality -four sins dried
that
Coffee and
of jerked beef
the cellar dried fruits
likely
keeping milk fresh meat fish, poultry
cooking fats table OILS bread crackers
of Bulletin 1874
obtained the
Department Of Agriculture
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29
Embroidered FrocIxs

Sheer white wolfe frocks completely
covered with delicate machine embrold-
cry in colors are delightfully."-, new and
charming. One dress has long tunic
reaching almost to the bottom of the
skirt.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29

in frocks made of the soft crepes while
those Of printed silk seem to inspire
their designers to indulge in draperies.
Sleeves appear to know no middle
ground-they either come just little
way down over the top of the arm,
or go it's entire length. One Of the
models is pictured.
Two fabrics are combined in this
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29

Luck means the hardships and
privations which you have not hes
itated to endure; the long nights
you have devoted to work. Luck
means the appointments you have
never failed to keep; the trains you
have never failed to catch.-Max
O'Rell.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-29


Hoped Potatoes
Prepare potatoes
as u sual and
place a slice of
ham on top. Bake
until the potatoes
are tender and
the ham a good
brown s prva