Perrysburg journal., May 30, 1918, Image 7

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TOLEDO, OHIO
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jonco. even from affairs of a formal
.infiuo. HMm Informal frock Is almost
the only mode which hns any showing
Dainty Summer Dresses
in the shops.
The problem of being dressed just
right for every occasion is becoming
simplified because thorp Is practically
but one type of costume to choose.
Nowadays one Is ulways correct If
uttlred In n plain and simply mndo
frock.
Sashes with wide butterfly bows
are a feature of midsummer gowns.
beautiful colored voiles,
plaid ginghams, flowered
and figured voiles?, won
derful variety of styles.
They take their place beside the
llchus as a Victorian revival of great
charm, and the style is adapted in a
less frilly manner for gowns designed
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Waistcoats are especially designed
to prevent a waste of wool, but they
do n good deal for feminine 'vanity..
An assortment of these fascinating
new accessories will give almost in
linite variety to a tailored suit.
Queered Himself.
"What spoiled Archie's chances
with Miss Mlllyuns?"
"She told him she disliked compli
ments." "I bee, and he persisted in paying
them."
"No; he was stupid enough to take
her at her word and stop."
The ever-useful white frock, which
has that cooling appearance that
should characterize the summer cos
tume, is made of lawn or organdie
this year. This dainty frock of lawn
is trimmed with fine embroidery and
lace edging. The broad sash draped
bbout the hips adds a tone of in
dividuality and the ball trimming
on the sleeves and sash ends is an
other odd note.
Many interesting little white yokes
any tiny inserted white frilly waist
coats are appearing in place of the
white collars, so long popular.
Giving His a Scare.
A young soldier had gone to the
theater with a friend. The play
dragged, and he fell asleep. An hour
later he was awakened by the voice
of an actor, saying:
"We have been here five days."
"Bless me! and I had only leave
to stop out till midnight!"
A Stickler.
Mrs. Fashionplate "Poor dear Mrs.
Upperten is to be buried today. Are
you going to the funeral?"
Mrs. Ettft Quet "I really can't, you
know. I have just discovered she owed
me a call."
Not His Affair.
Assistant (to old lady who has
handed in a badly spelled telegram)
"What is this word, please?"
Old Lady "Never mind that; it's
none of your business. They'll know
at the other end."
BLOUSES ARE IN VOGUE; HERE'S
ONE OF GEORGETTE FOR HOUSUWUJM
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With the votrue that suits and the
eeparate skirt which must be .worn
with the capes of the hour are hav
ing, blouses are an important item
of one's wararooe. j
A charming blouse for dress wear
ts shown here made of georgette. It
has the appearance of one of the new
slip-overs, but it really fastens on
the side, the collar concealing the1
fastening at the neckNote the odd
sleeves and the bead motifs which arel
used wherever there is the slightest!
possible excuse for them. ,'
Now Trotzky is raising an army to fight the Germans.
Tho kaiser is welcome to alLthe fun he has in that country.
Js' WESTERN ONION TELEGRAM.
Gehenna, March 8, 1018.
P. D. Q. Collect
W. Hohenzollorn, Potsdam, Germany:
1 see you are going to try to swaiiow jkusbib. mokc xnis up irom an
iend and fellow-conqueror: Don't do it. Look what it did to rar
old friend
digestion.
N. BONAPARTE.
"Eggs Have Dropped to 41 Cents a Dozen." Headline.
"Eggs, 71 Cents a Dozen." Grocer's Window Sign.
Moral Believe in signs. They are safer than headlines .
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Sprinp; is here,
That is no dream,
I know it, for
They'vo stopped the steam.
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MC IRAY refrigerators
Salesrooms 235 N. Erie Street
C. S. Clarkson,lMfer. TOLEDO, OHIO
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Everybody has heard of white
taffeta frocks for summer wear, but
it took a clever designer to originate
this model with its unusual design in
black silk velvet. The odd variation
of the monk collar and the large
bishop sleeves are also notes of in
terest. The large picture hat has a
transparent brim of white 'maline
and a feathery ornament on tho
black velvet crown. )
The Way She Would Learn
Willie and Tommy are two Michigan
youngsters who are pugilistically in
clined. The other day the following
conversation took place between
them:
"Aw," said Willie, tauntingly, "you're
afraid t fight that's wet it is "
"Naw, I ain't," protested Tcmay
stoutly, "but if I fight my ma'll Jlnd .t
"ut and lick me."
"How'll she fmd H out, eh?"
"She'll cee the u-ctor goin' ' "our
house."
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Women who are particular will want
thehe splendid dresses of which one
cannot have loo many for the hot days
to come clever styles are revealed in
every popular material from sheer dain
ty voile to the serviceable linens and
neat Ginghams two styles are pictured
scores of others to choose from.
Other beautiful summer
frocks at prices ranging
from $15 to $30
Many persons allow their happiness
to ucpend loo inui-u ou whut ulheia
do to or lor ineni.
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opinion, but juu !i.s,o li:ae a light to
keep it to j oi. belt.
One may well p.tj the latriotlsm of
the iui.li wno I...U..S tnat a pei.tslon
pajs the real suiuiui.
Chaiacter lb bouiethiug that does
not amount to i ut II It is allowi.d
to luku cute ol ii.-M.li.
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Household "Hint--!
-. MENU HINT.
Breakfast
Cooked Cereal Figs
Fish Cakes (from Salt Cod)
Nut Bread Coffee
Luncheon
Vegetable Salad Sandwiches
Cocoa Olives
Cocoa Bread Pudding
Dinner
Clam Chowder Pilot Biscuits
Combination Salad with Mayonnaise
and Cheese and Nut Balls
.Rye Bread Date Pudding
SALADS
Crisp, green salads should play an
important part in planning the early
spring menus, as not only are they
appetizing and wholesome, but they
may also be utilized Nas the main
course for the evening dinner (when
preceded by a good soup and follow
ed with a hearty dessert) thereby
effecting a material saving in the
butcher's bill. .
Mayonnaise Dressing One heap
ing teaspoon flour, one teaspoon
mustard, one teaspoon salt, four
tablespoons sugar; mix all together
and into it beat one egg. Then beat
in two-thirds cup sweet mill: or
cream.
Boil two-thirds cup vinegar, turn
it slowly, beating all the time,over
above mixture, then return it to
Rouble boiler and cook until thick
as cream. Take from stove, beat in
two tablespoons butter or as much
more as you can afford. This makes
one pint of dressing.
Springtime Fruit Salad Mix
equal parts of peeled chopped rad
ishes, dicedcelery and pineapple cut
into cubes. "" To each cupful and a
half of the combined ingredients add
one diced banana and the drained
yellow pulp of two oranges. Moist
en with half a cupful of boiled dress
ing (made without mustard) to which
has been added, two tablespoonfuls
of stiffly whipped cream. Serve in
individual portions on lettuce leaves
and garnish with halved Maraschino
cherries. A fruit salad may com
bine the salad and dessert course.
Sardine and Shrimp Salad Take
equal parts of shrimp and sardines,
marinate separately in a little tar
ragon vinegar. Line salad bowl
with lettuce and fill with alternat
ing layers of cold asparagus tips,
sardines cut in dice, thinly sliced
cucumbers and tomatoes, then one
of shrimp divided in sections' if de
sired. Serve with French dressing.
TRY THESE.
When Washing Dishes Never
place the handles of any riveted
knife in the water, or the blade will
become loosened. Use a quart meas
ure or other pitcher and fill with hot
water and a pinch of washing-powder.
First clean the blade with a
cork and cleanser, then stand it up
right in the pitcher; wash, after the
other dishes are finished, in clear
rinsing water.
To Prevent Bluing from Streak
ing To prevent clothes from becom
ing streaked with bluing when the
latter is added to water that is hard,
mix the bluing first with hot water
before addiner it to the final rinsinc
I Chopping Hint When chopping
dates, citron, or raisins for cake or
other pastry, mix in with the ingre
dients a portion of the Hour which
is to be used in the baking. This
prevents the fruit from sticking to
the chopper. It is an especially com
mendable precaution to take when
making fruit cake.
An Improved Metal Polish To
keep the metal of pipes, faucets, and
other brass or lacquer ware bright
and shining, cleanse it thoroughly
with the usual metal polish and then
paint the polished surface with a
coating of banana oil which may be
obtained at any hardware store. The
oil seems to act as a preservation on
the polish and triples its endurance.
To Remove Onion Odor Rub the
hands on a stick of celery after
peeling onions, nnd the odor will be
entirely removed.
HIGH
PRICES
HERE
KINNEY'S is where
GOOD SHOES ARE SOLD CHEAPER
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Men's Elkskin
Work Shoes
Has 'bellows tongue to keep
sand out. Black or -blown.
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Sizes 8 to 2
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J Infant's Black Canvas Button ?
Cool and Comfortable j
Sizes 3 to 8. At
i Leather Soled bhoes
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G. R. KINNEY CO. (Inc)
(The Shoe Father)
516 Jefferson Ave., TOLEDO, OHIO
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& Mai) Orders Gladly Filled. &
MUSIC
OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION
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Write or Call on
H. J. VOTTLER & SON
Arcade Music Store'''
37 Arcade, Cleveland, Ohio
For several reasons It behooves housewives to do more canning this year
than over bofore, Food should not bo allowed to go to waste and it will not
be possible to buy canned goods as easily as In other years, for the govern
ment has contracted for about 00 of the commercial canned goods. jJDon't
have any empty cans on your shelivcs make them all do full duty.
BIG MONEY IN BEES
We can supply you with Bees and the Supplies
to run them with. Our Free Catalog sent on request
Honey and Beeswax always wanted. Write os.
Deoartment No. 30.
S. J. GRIGGS & COMPANY TOLEDO, OHIO
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