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Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
CHANGES IN j. s.
GRAPE GRADES IS
BULLETIN TOPIC

United States Grades fer Ggape>
-, : IS the title Of II bulletin
which has Just been issued by the
Gaiifarni.. department. of agrioul.
r..2e. Il includes detailed Specifiea-
tio1fS far both juice and table grapes
- wei! as TOR the special sawaust
F"eh. The grades are nltpuai
trade standards, being recognized
hv the United states department Of
agriculture "s wei as tie stata de-.
.alt8enf
Director 6. II. Heeke OF the
California department Of agriculture
states that the grades adopted last
season net VII very favorable r..
esa;ion by Tie trade ard we're used
generally as Il basis for marketing
california crop. The requirements
;1fd demands of receivers In -he
eastern markets. as well as tie
h9H Hing methed, ami conditions in
Jlta producing districts. have bteu
t3-cfU.l + studird. The 1929 grades
contain several important reE.sions
ever hose recommended last season.
among the most important rcvis-
ioL~ are the tightening Of the re-
qul-ea.cAts On tie color for table
gsares, especia lIv On rcd grades and
~hi,c grape. twenty-five per
cent amber j. required on I'll fancy
white grades before picking. Rails
inIne IL Juice grapes is also restrict
cd. y total tolerancc Of Fifteen per
cent raisiuing IS allowed. but Of this
amount only five per cent Of com
TietclE cured berries viii be permit
ted.
Copies of the new bulletin which
Is l.uown IS Special Publication No.
=. .aI be sencred from the Caiifor-
uia departneo. of agriculture. 1913
l. street. Sacramento.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
APPLES
ARE NOW POPULAR
AMONG EUROPEANS

WASHINGTON, Aug. Europe
has adopted the old adage, Eat an
apple day to keep the doctor
away" and they are eating apples
raise1 in the United states to do i.
tppie exports from the United
&t4tes are increasing each year, due
largely to the development Of the
apple industry in the Pacific north
west Tine United Kingdom, Ger
many. and Scandinavian countries
take the largest part Of our sur
pius.
American apples, however, reach
almost every country in the world
aud d9sing 1924 exports If the fruit
totaled $24,267, ,043.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
COCKTAILS
SAX l In
SOCIETY
~ - ~
YANKEE
| REPLACE
JAPANESE
ny Unitea. Press Leased Wire

|, q. ny NH1teCf I'FeSS '""e" W"
TOXIC, Aug. 1J.-Saki, the tra.
ditional japanese light wine which
consumes much Of the nation s rice
crop, is giving way to American
cocktails.
The Japanese seem to take 70
'cosktails with the same facility
they have. taken to American cell
fegc boy 'cans and bar rooms don't
have to depend on foreign customers
for Il flourishing trade. The Mar
huttan is ya3 favorite pre-dinner
beverage with the subjects of tho
Mfkado. u bee:nsc, as the Japane-o
.naviclv explain, the big red cherry
ing. |
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

HAs Aat.er nuiek has taken The
ny br storm.
;. -. = tn. .e.R = aoo i,essoas saw
#es
Rv ae'aaI count, I.0lS.a22 people
visited better Bajek siowroamS.
Those figures ar authentic and
released Is officials ef The Raw {.
Roberts aseAee. leeaI BHiel, 1i>trib.
Utcrs.
Loeal attendance surpassed al
rrevious records. according 70 Mr.
L. brrtS.
In Los Angeles ana Yiy.iitv %
! persons visited better Buick
saovroaMs.
Half 'aat numb5, attended the
Howard eonpany presentation the
1ir>t three aay>.
The va,gme ii hu@iaess Is enor-
IseuS.
- unprecedented.
Hes. dass tle Buick Motor com
psav bU.!J sne1 wonderful ears fog
tae maHev3 TIE public asks.
Taa better Buick is superior To
.a>- wear 5 car in dozens OF re-
>r6ers.
Nothing has bee. taken from The
better 2aieA Ngeh has been
ICED. Yet thc price IS far lower,
L ) Buick : answer 10 ,empe-
t:t.an and the ideal We live up to.
:. Whoa Better Automobiles Are
gsllt. Buick VIII Build Them. de-
eia:eS Roberts.
Tie public response las v.a@i-
e..fed our polier.
Everybody is talking about the
Increased power IN the better
Buick. THIS = only one of many
: Il features.
The considerable increase IN en-
-.ta lower neeessitated many 9ther
cha~~es 50 that everv part o. the
- tire would BE- IN perfect balance.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Ms. Jack Delozier and
children are leaving today for Z
trip to San Francisco and other
coast points. They plan 10 return
in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brien are
leaving TODAY on a three weeks Va
cation. which they Will spend with
relatives in Texas.
Miss Cora Nnffer left today for
vacation Of several weeks. She
plans to visit various coast points.
Mrs. NJ. I. Ellis viii leave today
for three weeks vacation 70 be
spent in San Diego and Los An-
qeles.
Jimmy Sersain - Jimmy seho-
field left today to ~neud the week
cnd in san Diego. II is believed that
the 20-pound fish Rodney jenkins
lost last Sunday attracted them.
Fred Gianola will be in the moUn-
tains this weekend.
Mrs. !. J. Briuce viii leave to
night for Jaeumba. where she plans
IA stav a week. From there she
viii 90 to San Diego. where She viii
rcnoin for the rest Of tire summer.
Alfred Sears is expected holae
from Santa Monica, where he spent
his vacation with h.s parents.
4. c. Johnston ard z Jenkins
drove to Los Angeles last night aft
or the fights.
". A. Toudro IS spending tie
weekend with tis family a Live
Oaks.
Earl ]. Bod'ue left this afternl
for 7a.#t.aa in Lag Eeaeh and
N;ya.ia
Ase. Il. s Lo,itzki Aas returned
to lor home from 81, weeks yaea-
tial IN Los Angeles
nrs. G. Dancer # #in,low, All
z.la. IS here, visiting hcr parents,
.Mr. ana Mrs Lo~ir1Ei SHE plan.
TO stay H FL Ceatro 1fti fae- ns.d lle
of September
Mr.. Clara Dsett.14 is exp c--5
home from Il .l vo.E, yae. e.tior
spsu; iu Dc9-.r AND other points III
Colorado W relative. and friends
On her return trip She stopped :.
Les Asgcles and wished Acr parent
i'll san Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fair
tonight and Sunday with moderate
temperature.
Southern California: Fair with
moderate temperature tonight and
Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
IMPERIAL
by Press staff Correspondent

IMPERIAL, Aug. l5.-Miss Fran
ces Hevener has left for Garden
Grove. She will visit friends and
relatives there and in Hollywood
and Pasadena.
j. T. Carlson had the misfortune
20 fall and break his finger recently.
II. Oakley was called to San Di-
ego recently on account of the seri-
0us illness of his wife.
Frank Lathrop and IT, S. Capron
are leaving today for San Diego to
pass the week end.
A. II. Hevener has returned after
spending his vacation at coast
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Preble have
returned from Oregon where they
passed their summer vacation.
DR.. NJ. H. Mclaughlin has return.
ed from Wyoming where he and
Mrs. Mclaughlin passed their vaca-
tion. Mrs. Mclaughlin plans to re-
main there for another month.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
WANTED -- 100 ALTOS
Nj. PLANE. S21 Commercial St.
care Borderland Express Co.
NE, VS. BRIkES
-Frons City and Couutr--

Automobile Leans. I clear ycur
sar and loan yea money, you pay
me bv the month. Frad Il. Crcss.
eGo Main =. Phone 359J Fl Cen
.ro. a0v
Drink ~aaohella krtes:on wassr.
Call EuaN:ne P,,tiag Go. Phone
s2W. 7::26
Par:sienne Beauty shoppe open al
sIu,mer. Phone 50.
am the pesr doctor in the land
Superior 70 any monkeys gland. I
get 2 name-Pau. ; Lemonade. Al
ways ready for you a. C4iou Stages
depot. adv
DR.. C. J. McAeno-:ck. Chi,Op-ae-
or. = DGa4way Bldg. Pbone S2s.
Da,ci,4s Wednesday and Saturday
Sights. Lessy5lle N&-@:o-iUn- adv
Da rs s~4zv sz-los. Phone 90.
adv
Davis ss2=ty Pz-io-. Phone 227.
sdv
sw- = CT ~o-cer.gl mineral
w4:er. z-4a-F5.e H,at4toEIual. adv
Dance Ever 1aesaay, Thursday
and Saturday nights 81 Heeer
Palm Garlel- adv
Pollard. TIE Painter. is back on
the sob again and q Cur service.
Phone 34a-W. 80 f. Cea-9o. ADV.
New Oregon Cafe particular
place fur particular people 70 eat:
New Oregon Cafe.-Coolest place
for special chicken dinners sundays.
Edgewild Ranch, H. miles south.
Dahlia canal. Grapes $5e Ing. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Tuiare county Elberta peacles are
selling for $40 a ton, $35 for eljags
and $50 for other freestones.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Cattle men in central counties
are being notified that range feed
is appearing above the 10000 foot
level.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Red onions are being shipped from
the Stockton delta. All varieties of
onions cover 5000 acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Sw- = CT ~o-1ertul mineral
wa.er. z-4l-Ts-le Eacato-lu1. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Drink ~aachella krteston Wafer.
Call EGaN:ne P,.t.;ag Co. PeoDe
s2W. no
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Dance Ever 1aeSdsy, Thursday
and Saturday nights s. Heter
Palm GaT4el adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

I am the eeSr doctor in the land
Superior 70 any monkeys gland. !
get . name-Pau. : Lemonade. Al
ways ready for Yea ~ lHIon Stages
depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Par.sienne Beauty Shoppe opcn al
simmer. Phone 50.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Da-ci2as Wednesday and Saturday
sights. Le1Eyll-e N@1@so-lCn- adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Dr.. C. J. McAenc-cck. Chi-op-ac-
or. = DGR4way Bldg. Phone S2s.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Davis Ss2-cy Fz-ic-. Phone 90
a1
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Pollard. tAe Painter. : back on
the Job again and . Our service.
Phone 3=&-W. 50 T. Ceatra. ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Automobile Leans. I clear ycur
sar and lean yoa money, you pay
me bv the month. F'reQ L. CrcsS.
500 Main =. Phone 359J Fl Cen
.ro. aov
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

New Oregon Cafe particular
place fur particular people 70 eat.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

d rs Sse3-- S-io.. Phone 90.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

New Oregon Cafe.-Coolest place
for special chicken dinners sundays,
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
BETTER BUICK
SyTTRS FURORE:
MAKES BIG HIT

T1 iaeser nstiek has taken
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Edgewild Ranch, IL miles south.
Dahlia canal. Grapes &5e lug. adv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
Give Children
Food Protection
Rx Barbara Rrooks
BY Barbara Brooks

One OF the questions raised at
health conference last year was
(which are Of more Importance,
children or property?' Which dc.
serve greater protection? Compared
with other items, the amount OF
public money spent on child health
IL pitifully small. Communities are
realizing this and In many places
funds are being raised for play.
grounds, better sanitation. purcr
milk supply and modern school
buildings.
The foundation for health IL laid
in the home and every mother
takes pride in bringing up her
children TO strong manhood and
womanhood To great extent this
foundation depends on the food
which tho children cat. IL would
seem as tho everyone realized the
value OF milk, yet In many homer
each child rs not gettlW his quota.
Tho ideal ~ one quart OF milk u
day for each child under eight
years old Arc your children get.
ting this amonnt2
Besides milk and cereals, include
~ least ono uncookcd vegetable IN
the days menu, and atHo cooked
Vegetables other than pstatocs and
Corn, and you win have n protec.
I've diet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
DOCTOR SAYS DANCING
GOOD FOR OUR GIRLS

free from their deslss. They have a
big recreation room and player
piano. Tho room Ia crowded every
noon hour. During the short rest
period morning and afternoon. II
tho girls arc near a space big
enough to dance in. and want to re.
lax in that way. no ono Will stop
them. They viii 60 back TO their
desks in better frame OF mind
after a fow dance steps than II NO
stood them up IN line and counted
while they took sctting.up exercises,
There arc degrees OF jazz, as
there arc degrees OF everything
else" said Dr. Patton, when that
question was raised Anything
that Is carried 10 extremes islikcly
TO be vulgar Our Eirls know We
expect them 20 respect the conven.
tons. and there are few who ever
show an inclination 10 oyerstep the
bounds OF good taste.
Music changes with the times,
and dancing likewise. But IL IL the
same old instinct that actuates Il,
nltho the form OF expression varies.
The syncopated measure Expresses
the youthful energies OF tho times.
| sec no serious objection to II with.
In reasonable bounds.
why should not mothers dancer
And fathers alsot Their health is
OF moro value 90 them than their
dignity. would advise them 10
take the chatting OF the youngsters
good naturcdly and got their fun
and exercise out OF the dance with
whatever dignity they may"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

NEW YORK, Juno i2.-The dance
craze is not TO be condemned-ra th.
or, reasonable dancing Is 10 be en-.
couraged as an aid to health. phys.
teal and mental. Because tho sur.
roundings arc sometimes undesIr.
able. there is no reason why an en-.
ioyable. not too strenuous form Of ex.
ercise should be always under crit.
cism. says DR.. J. Allen Patton. med.
ical director OF the Prudential In.
surance Co.
Dancing Is one OF tho most nat.
ural. impulsiye forms OF exercite. :"
says DR.. Patton. The baby. Just
beginning 20 toddie. viii wave his
hands and attempt 10 step in time
with the music. This response to
rhythm is one OF the first NANTES.
tations OF brain and muscle co-ordl.
nation the child shows. The proud
parents interpret 1t as an indication
OF great musical talent. but II u
just a natural development common
TO every normal child
We are pretty old In heart. IL
not in years. when we don't want 10
step a bit when we hear music.
whether we have the courage TO put
into effect our desire or not. The
impulse 70 respond TO music Is
something that lasts from infancy
to old age. The added cxhIlaration
Of music makes the exercise all tho
more beneficial TO the mind as well
as the body.
we give our girls in the home
office OF this company the oppor-
tunity TO dance whenever they arc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

white aarn gown and utilized the
pink tone In her tulle Veil which
wan held In place by pale pink
apple blossoms She carried bou.
qust of apple blossoms ana lilies Of
iho valley.
Another bride wore a velvet gown
- the palcs' flesh shade ina ginable
This was made with long nusd
bodice and with q skirt that was
bouffant over the hips. The sleeves
were long and extended well over the
hands A Veil Of white tulie held
by small pifhs toned buds fell below
the scalioped hem Of The gown.
When one speaks Of pink bride,
however. one refers 10 the palest
flesh tones and not 20 bright pink
shades Brides pink Is % nearly
white that 4, offers faitsring note
rather than depression from the
customary white.
A. present pale pink lingerie IS
more popular than white with tho
bride and this season Il is combined
with lovely lsoss In pale ccru tones.
For dancing frncks designed for
honeymoon wear tho bride invariably
chopAcs pairp ink ha tho popular
evening shade this year and is -.
irrmoly flatisring and youthful Sat
ufally, the bride does not wish to
appear too striking in her color
schemts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
-CYNTHIA GREY--
THIS Is Written for
Golf Bugs"
Don't Leave the Wife at Home Alone
to Spend Lonely, Dreary Sunday

This the time of the year when that grand old Scotch
game of golf is in full swing counting all the swings that
missed.
And there is relationship between golf and happy homes
Probably the majority of who play golf office
workers who need the exercise and fresh air that the game
affords
They enjoy getting away from the office.
Yet many of them fail TO realize that their wives often
tied down by homework, just much they by
office work.
l heard Dragging the other day that he spent
eight hours of the last four Sundays golf And
during this time his wife at home alone growing
disguised with her home every minute
There's happy medium in all these matters. The wife
should realize her husband enjoys game of golf with other
men, but at the time she is not going TO be happy il
she neglected and ignored every time there oppor
tunity for recreation
Marriage is partnership, and every husband who real
lies what priceless real happiness is should not get
drunk" on golf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
Ring Out the Blue.
Pink Bride Here

blush" II tho newest Hhads for the
1895 bride and this ~ the mos, deli.
cate pink imaginable Complete
,Tousssaux arc being made IN piukish
shades and the fac, that most smart
shops are showing them proves that
many brides must have torsaken the
proverbial white
or course these arc many girls
who feel that they want their gov M
10 BE- white Thia doesn't nceessl,aie
the white veil. however. ~ q recent
New York wedding. the bride chose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
PLAID sCARFs

Colorful scarfs are more numer.
Gus than FUR nsckpieces in New
York. Plaids are perhaps tho smart.
est scarfa at present. altho batiks
and printed silks are stili popular
Very few plain oolored scarfs are
noted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
Writes About
ChildLeSs Mnrrinne

Dear Miss Grey: Not long ago
in ono OF your articles. you. said
you wondered at SEEING so many
ohiidless wives. what happens TO
the mother instinct after girl be-
comes a woman.
As a chiidless wife OF five years.
!, for one. can testify that moth
ing has happened TO that instinct
1t is still present, the heart and
soul OF true womanhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
Word From
N Trupncr

Dear Miss Grey l read with in.
terest the woman's letter regarding
the cougar chase.
must say the lady in question
has never seen a Wild mountain Lion
or eougar-at least has never behcld
any OF their dcprcdatlons
Only last Sunday when l was
fishing. found two fswus killed
and 20 miles farther up, an old
doe. a mother deer and suckler,
Killed by cougars and the young left
10 starve TO death
As / am n trapper and in the
woods daily. | see hundreds or deer.
also young elk killed by these blood
thirsty beasts. Besides. hundreds
OF pheasants and grouse killed by
bob cats and cougars.
Ap.l /. after the trapping season
Was over. the state appropriated
bounty on predatory animals. II
they continue 10 do so, we viii no
doubt have veuison and elk meat
in our public markets for sale with.
in a few years. But the question
is: WIN we eat them or protect
them for the cougar that viii roam
at large as the lady would wish?
u y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
PLEASING COMBINATIONS

Many OF the skirts and short coats
OF this season do not match. but
harmonic. The plaid or checked
skirt combined with the plain coat is
a pleasing combination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
WASHING on PAINTINGS

OH paintings may be washed with
warm, not hot. suds made OF pure
white soap. moistening only a small
portion a; a time and drying immedi-
atcly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

You are right however. that Il
IS often restrained hy fears OF I'm.
ancial difficulties. fears OF invalid,
ism, by wrong advice from others.
otc,
only recently a mother Of eight
children twi,ted me for nay child.
less state. with the possible ex.
cepuon OF her oldest child. Que By
one. as they have grown up, they
have helped 20 till reform schools.
Jails and worse places.
have been public school
teacher and am a Sunday school
teacher and have never been con.
sidered an evil influence. Haven't
I done about as much for the race
as she. who merely propagated
freely and made little effort 90 train
them properly
A CHiLDIEss LOVER
or CHILDREN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
Fashion
Flashes
FELT HATS

Small felt hats have their fiat and
brimless backs adorned with novelty
pins and BUCKLES The wearing OF
the hat ornament in the rear is Il
new millinery note.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
yELyErEEN IAcorErrEs

Designed Tor sports wear are the
crepe de chine frocks, with match
ing jacquctics or vclvctecn colors
most popular arc Jade. shrimp pink,
golden brown burnt orange and yel.
low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
She's One of Ten.
and GlnR 10 BE Hare


Dear Miss Grey: l am astoundcd
that mono OF our readers have an.
Swered Kris krinkic." tho staunch
supporter OF birth control,
pity his children as much as he
does selfish pcssimtst that he IS.
am one OF a family OF 10 chill.
dren and every one Of us think 50
much OF mother and dad that we
would walk miles 10 visit them. We
didn't have everything either. when
We were small, still VIC all enjoy
one another and really set a Kick
7out Of life. We would never think
OF condemnlng our parents for
bringing US here, but rather thank
the good God that he has let US
live. \ MOTHER OF SEVEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
POTATO REMOVES STAIN

For obstinate stains on steel knives
and kitchen spoons. rub with cut
potato dipped in securing powder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
CLANS BRASS FAUCETS

Clean brass faucets with flannel
dipped in vinegar or lemon Juice and
rub thoroly with rottcnstone and oil.
then polish with dry cloth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
FOK QUICK SInS

good soap suds Is produced more
quickly hy the addition OF soap Jelly
or soap fakes than with bar soap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
HINTS FOR THE
HOUSEWIFE
GLAZED PIE CRIsT

To give that glazed appearance 4
pic crust. paint il over with croauE
or beaten egg. using a pastry brush,
and bake IN a hot oven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
FRINGED SKIRTS SMART

Tho fringed skirt - extremely
popular, the fringe varying from
silksn strand 10 inch strips OF tho
material.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
COAT or THREE SHADES

An unusual coat Is made OF three
shades OF georsette crepe, each layer
OF which may be worn separately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

Cynthia Grey will receive
callers on Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. from 90 2 p. NJ.
and Tuesday and Thursday.
from II 20 ~ a. IN. at her OF.
flee in The Star building. 1909
Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
No Wine
or Bset

Dear Miss Grey. friend Of
mine says "A person IL permitted BY
law 20 have two dozen bottles Of
beer or five gallons OF wine IL he
doesn't sell H.. Please tell me IL
that IS trus7 4 STAR READER
Your friend Is misinformsd. II Is
against the prohibition law for a
person 70 have any inntoKicants in
his possession whether the quantity
10 large or small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
BY HEDDA HoYT

Women'a Editor OF the United Press
NEW YORK. June -.
Something old. something new
Something borrowed aud some.
thing blue
But II tho bride wants a newer
knk
She'll make her wardrobe baby
pink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
cmcKEN AND SPINACH Sour

CHICKEN AND SPINACH SOUP
ono pound spinach. Z tablespoons
butter 4 tablespoons flour, ! tea.
spoon salt = teaspoon pepper, ]
teaspoon sugar. 4 cups hot chicken
stock, 4 tablespoons whipped cream.
paprlkn.
Wash spinach thru several wat
crs. Put into covered sauce pan
with butter and cover closely. Place
over a low fire and when wilted
cook in the juice 81 tho spinach
and butter until tender II will
take about 10 minutes for young
splnach. Combine flour. salt. pep.
per and sugar and stir into spinach.
Cook, stirring constantly for five
minutes, Rub thru "a colandcr ana
add 10 chicken stock Bring to tho
boiling point stirring constantly
Serve IN bouillon cups with a spoon.
'ul Of whipped cream sprinkled
with paprtka topping each cup.
tcopyriEht 1873. \. y. 4. service. Ibe.j
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
HOME SAFETY HINT
Make Changes
in Lamps

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change the locations Of the Amps,
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