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1 I Them's a Bustle Even About jj
il 1 1 j I nese War-1 ime t ashmns
(By Betty Brown.)
4 NEW YORK, Oct. 13. When moth
er gazes upon the two lovely ladies
my pictured here attired in the fashion
SE of the very latest moment her eyes
'.-3 will take on a remlnfscent light and
wA she probably will exclaim, "I had a
4B dress something like that when I was
$m a Sirl, and It's nice to sec the bustle
1 ';WL coming back!"
jm And she Is right, the bustle is com-
iW& irzg back, and in the most exclusive
Jftt. models of the autumn season, too.
ffiCp The bustle, which in its state of
jD full development is a weird thing of
"IB wired billows and flaring ruffles, Is
"Wk making its re-entrance of fashion's do-
tBF main in charming modesty.
As sncnvn m tns cn'c walking cos-
,4K tumc of dark blue cloth it is little
mW- more than the tucking up of the skirt
jjK fullness at the back. I
Jflft; The clever designer of this costume j
iVS- has carried the lines of the tight-fit-1
ting bodice well down over the hips
and so avoided the effect of excess
fullness. As a result the bustle out
line is achieved by a very graceful
drape.
The bustle in the evening gown is
both more substantial and less. It is
more Imposing in size, but the mater
ial which constructs its freest puff i3
maline, and so it is, In a way, but a
shadow of a bustle.
All the lines of this gown are dis
tinctly in the mode. The material,
chiffon velvet, is probably the most
popular fabric of the season, and its
combination with tulle adds just the
proper touch of lightness and frivolity
for dancing.
The fullness drawn toward the back
and the narrow hem are also good
stylo points. The cluster of brilliant
black dock feathers caught between
j the butterfly bow and the bustle is
I decidedly unique and fetching.
W Itellars will w
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To return directly to that import
ant lfiatter of the bustle we have,
straight from one of the best known
fashion authorities the assurance that
"the bustle idea is taking tremendous
ly. It is worn by very smart women at
formal affairs, but as yet is not worn
on the street to any great extent.
However, it undoubtedly will bo as
it Is an advance fashion note and is
shown by all the smartest Fifth-ave
shops in their display windows.
Many of the Paris gowns show a
huge bustle bow tied at the waistline
of afternoon and evening frocks."
As a staple of fashion the bustle
may not have much development dur
ing the present season, but if these
first tentative steps are well received
in the largr cities another year will
see oven the women folk of small in
land towns reveling in puffs and ruf
fles wondrous to behold.
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Tomato Kelcfrap and
Tonal Relish
V J
There is .no relish so useful and
tasty as good tomato ketchup, says
today's bulletin of the National Emer
gency Food f Garden commission,
which is co-operating with this paper
in a nation-wide food conseravtiou
campaign.
In making ketchup, the tomatoes
should be red ripe. Small and brok
en fruit or extra juice from canning
may be used. The green and yellow,
ish parts impair flavor and color and
should ho removed.
Cook thoroughly and put through
colander or sieve. For very gallon
of pulp use two tablespoonfuls of salt,
four tablespoonfuls of sugar, one
tablespoonful each of powdered mus
tard, allspice, cloves, cinnamon and
pepper, one pint of good vinegar and
two small red peppers, sliced and with
seeds removed. The spices should be
confined in a spice bag.
After cooking 1 1-2 hours, add the
vinegar and cook the whols until
thick. If the cooking is.rapicL the
color will be best, although care
should be taken not to allow scorch
ing. Pour immediately Into hot
sterilized bottles, insert corks tightly,
and after cooling cover stopper with
sealing wax or dip the mouth of the
bottle ui melted paraffin.
Tomato relish is fine for meat gar
nishing. After scalding and skinning
15 ripe tomatoes, pare, core and cut
Into small pieces six sour apples.
Peel fivo onions of medium size.
Chop these very fine and place the
mixture in a saucepan with three
green peppers or one level table
spoonful of black pepper, two level
tablespoonfuls of salt, one-third
teaspoonful of cayenne pepper and
ss0j5. Beautifies
SI Renders to the skin a delicately clear, I
pearly white complexion. Bdnas back the k
9 gofttmooth appearance of youth. Results jj
ft arc Instant and improvement constant 3
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THE HOUSEKEEPER'S CORNER 1
When a sick room Is being venti
lated, a screen should bo placed In
front of the window to prevent dan
ger of a draught.
A bit of cloth or chamois should
always be kept In the sewing machine
drawer to wipe off the machine before
beginning to stitch.
Do not serve acid fruit with cereal
and cream for breakfast. With cer
eal and cream serve a bland fruit,
such as peaches or raspberries.
To rid a room quickly of files, heat
a shovel or any similar article and
drop 20 drops of carbolic acid on It.
The vapor kills flies.
The old rule to "eat what you can
"and can what you can't" is an excel
lent, one to remember in regard to all
fruits and vegetables this summer.
Only seo that the family Is well fed
and sanitation properly looked after,
and a good many housekeeping mat-
one-half pint of vinegar. Boll slowly
for 1 1-2 hours. Place the relish in
jars and seal while hot.
THE WHOLE NEIGHBORHOOD
KNOWS.
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street, So. Omaha, Neb., writes: "I
can recommend Foley's Honey and Tar
as a sure cure for coughs and colds.
It cured my daughter of a bad cold.
My iTeighbor, Mrs. Benson, cured her
self and her whole family with - oley's
Honey and Tar, and everyone in our
neighborhood speaks highly of . it."
This reliable family remedy masters
croup. It clears the air passages and
eases the gasping, strangling'' fight for
breath.
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RECENT FICTION
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. "The Mask." By Florence Irwin.
This noval, unexpectedly somewhat
amateurish in that the author makes
her point and then proceeds to en
large upon it, is an illustration of the
results of goodness, firm principles
and "standing by steady" upon a
man, sybaritic by nature, easily dis
couraged, indolent and addicted to
liquor and gambling, as exerted
through his wife character. It is a
tale that is emotionally interesting.
Alison Terry is one of the three
daughters of a country clergyman. She
marries a man of the type indicated
above, suffers the usual disillusion
ment, masking her disappointment
from the world, and emerges from
txnrmrl. . t .1
nabKuj, li lUllJJUldUL III HilVlUg IJ1HUO H
man. body and soul, out of the un
promising material in her husband.
While the trend of the story is to
I show the power of good, the danger is
that young and innocent girls, believ
ing in the strength of love, may be
encouraged to undertake a reforma
tion akin to that Alison effected and
! find their efforts vain. For the
things that come easy to the novelist
are much more difficult in real life.
"Running Free." By James B. Con
nolly. Mt. Connolly, whose, specialty is
tales of salt water liio, has gathered
half a score of his strays into this
volume. Some .of them iilustrate the
courage of the men wno man our
ships; others concern, the great mer
chantmen that facilitate the exenange
of commodities, but whatever iJo
theme they have the human interest
that appeals. The fresh wind blows !
through them, and a genial kind ofj
nautical humor permeates them.
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'VICE ADMIRAL
HASJOGNED!
Von Capelle Forced Out by
Mutiny in the German
Navy.
LONDON, Oct. 12. Reliable re
ports received here by way of Hol
land indicate the growth of a strong
disinclination on the part of the Ger
man seamen to servo on submarines.
This news, the authenticity of which
' Is not doubted, is to the effect that
i several seamen already have been
shot for refusing to perform U-boat
duty. The shootings are said to have j
occurred prior to the mutiny in Wil
helmshaven. AMSTERDAM, Oct. 12. Vice Ad
miral von Capelle, the German minis
ter of marine, has resigned, according
to the Frankfurter Zeitung.
Vice Admiral Eduard von Capelle
was one of the administrative direc-j
tors in the ministry of marine before
the Avar and had served as a captain I
at sea. In March, 1916, hp succeeded!
Admiral von Tlrpltz as imperial min-i
ister of the navy. Several t-imps since
then Von Capelle has appeared before I
tho relchstag with optimistic state-!
ments regarding tho progress of the
unrestricted submarine campaign, as
late as August 26. 1917, defending the
U-boat policy o(f his predecessor and j
himself at a mooting of the reichstagi
main committee. I
Vice Admiral von Capelle announced '
in me reictistag last Wednesday tnat:
a plot had been discovered in Ihe
navy to paralyze the efficiency of the ;
fleet and force the government to
I make peace, He said that the guilty
parties had received their just deserts
and attompted to link socialists with
the plot. The imperial German chan
cellor, Dr. Michaclis, also spoke of the'
existence of a conspiracy in the navy
and asserted that certain doputles
were involved In tho revolt.
The socialists and their newspapers
have attacked both the chancellor and
the vice admiral for their statements.
LONDON, Oct. 12. The Inactivity
of the German fleet in the Baltic sea
recently when there were obvious op
portunities for attacking Russia, ac
cording to a dispatch to the Daily
Chronicle from Amsterdam, was due
to the mutinous outbreak in the Ger
man navy The outbreak affected at
least six important units of the fleet,
putting them out of action and causing
he authorities to doubt the discipline
and loyalty of the crews of other large
ships. It was impossible, the dispatch
adds, to take stern measures on
ters can be slaipped these are the
essentials.
You may have lettuce freBh in. tho
picnic basket if you will wash it,
drain it, chill it thoroughly and then
wrap It in oiled paper and place in a
pail with a close cover.
A clean quart bottle ;will answer for
a rolling pin in an emergency; also
for a hot water bottle for bed.
If you havo no filter for your drink
ing water faucet cut small pieces ot
cheese cloth and bind round faucet
with small elastic bands. Change ev
ery day. You will be surprised at the
result
People aro beginning to discover
that the pods of young peas and the
lops of carrots are not merely ediblo,
but palatable.
Save benzine or gasolino after you
have used it for cleaning. Simply pour
off the top.
1 EVE&DAY
It is a breach of etiquette for a lady
to touch her baggage In a hotel after
It Is packed. There are plenty of
servants to attend to It, and they
should carry to the taxi even travel
ling chavl and satchel.
Questions answered by Alicia Hoyt.
(Miss Hoyt will answer in this col
umn all questions on matters of eti
quette addressed to her in care of this
paper. If a personal answer is desired,
enclose a two-cent stamp.)
Stupid: Three persons may walk
abreast if the walk is wide enough
to allow it, and if one of them, or two,
if necessary, will always step back
when the group meets other pedes
trians. When there are four people
together, the should separate into
pairs7 so as to not take up the entire
walk. Young people are likely to be
rude and thoughtless in this regard.
Mrs. B.. Chocolate is consumed in
the same manner as are othor hot bev
erages. Take a few sips with the
spoon, to test the temperature, and
when It Is cool enough, drink it from
the cup, a little at a time. A young
woman should hold open a door for an
older woman to pass through, when no
gentleman is present. She should ex
tend to the older woman every possible
courtesy and attention.
large scalo against the offenders, be
cause that would have Increased the
evil.
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EAGLE KILLS PARROT.
BERTRAM, CAL., Oct.. 12. Gus
Stein's pro-German parrot, which in
sisted on crying "Hock der kaiser!"
even after Gus enlisted in the Nation
al Guard, was killed yesterday by a
bald-headed eagle that swooped down
from Liberty peak.
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THEY SUBSCRIBE FOR BONDS.
BALTIMORE, Md., Oct. 13. Two
audiences, estimated at 22,000 each,
heard Lieutenant John Philip Sousa
and his naval band of 250 pieces from
the Great Laks naval training at tho
Liberty loan mass meetings here yes
terday. At the night mass meeting
United States Senator James Hamilton
Lewis announced that Instead of a
speech he would call for subscrip
tions to the Liberty loan. Over
$2,000,000 was subscribed by the
crowd.
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ARMSTRONG GIVES UP
SEARCH FOR SISTER
HAVANA. Oct. 12. Burl Armstrong,
brother of Ruth Armstrong, the Amer
ican school teacher who disappeared
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from her lodgings here the night of
Julv 16, will leave for his home in
Los Angeles, Cal., tomorrow. For two
months he has been in Havana and
the West Indies searching for his
sister, but without result.
"There is no question that my sister
met with foul play," said Mr. Arm
strong tonight. "I beliovo she was
murdered or forced Into a situation
where she had to end her life rather
than sacrifice her honor." "H
Miss Armstrong came to Havana
from Youngstown, Ohio, last Juno and jH
was engaged as a governess in a
Cuban family at the time of her dis
appearance. "H
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A steamship of 250 tons gross,
which a Mexican Is planning to build
at Vera Cruz will, if completed, be the
largest steamer ever built in Mexico.
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