exception of the mustard. Into & the shoulders. It is made of lace, or Serge with UrMn etlk collar and Applique trimmings, the fashion kettle; barely cover with vinegarcookingand of interesting: and rather heavy coat. > countrythis season. a. Jittle cold vinegar., stir it into the> to match the hat or in black. piccalilli and cook three minutes more Perhaps it is the fact that the new > Remove and put hot into small Jars,. veil is so often fastened to the hat letting them stand open until thepfekUs that marks its great difference from has cooled. the veils of the past. For it at once jPpen Saturdaj- Until 10 P.M.HHBH becomes a really decorative part of the $fion\dres^r hat. It is, in fact, a part of the ViWAVWI « WW The Autumn Veil. of the hat. trimming Needless to say, it is the smaller I UcLlllUUd dKcAKPAST BACON ?n? hats with 1 'vMrvt which these flaring-wefls-are Have you grasped the essential char . worn.which only emphasises their Sweet and Tender... ^V|b' vt flare. P Boneless, Hickory Smoked, acteristics of the veil of the auttimi1 1 They are gathered in to" the slxfc of /lewi of 1915? fastened somewhat the crown and S Solid Packed BLUIi ROSE Best 1 J terials, but is not well adapted to heavy ingredients. If it is not good, at least It is difficult to believe that this vei 1 near the crown under a band of Creamery goods, such as tweeds, velvets and no other food can for i ming.flowers, fur, a twist, of velvet is spoiled by it. be anything- but popular, band. Another similartrtmt SULTANA broadcloths, except of the chiffon . or a beaded has all the elusiveness and charm an< 1 . . . at- 11 i. at iha base ,.9 POSTILION HAT V/INS POPULARITY. Neither would it look so wellvariety.Eggs should always be kept so that Dana caicnes mc vcn *«i ai urc u»oc vi J CE the BUTTER in mystery of veil of the east.at crown and then it ifc left to find 1 poplins and the stiffer weaves of wool old ones will be used before thfe new the | and silk mixtures. is touched. That each dozen it has many of those character - its way in graceful fplds over the supply is, least, | Soft silks of the numerous rich and or batch bought ought to be kept in a istics, of them to mak a brim.if there is one.whence, it,hang*. quite enough pliable weaves that are now in force separate basket or dish. I to the shoulders. 5c: lb. 31c lb. it It is not the use I would look especially attractive in this appealing. crisp, Sometimes there is another ..little on ful bit of mesh that is snugl;f at bottom pr^ioc pattern, and so would voiles, chiffons, Authorities .eggs say that eggs pulled band of trimming the of nets and the like. Such diaphanous should not be washed until just if jauntily and smartly over the fae0 the veil, across just enough of it to materials, however, should be made they are used, as washing removesbeforefor the obvious and real purpose of fasten it snugly about the throat and I Granulated from it in close the face. This Ci/c without the bib effect. J something the shell which from e hold against As -the of the keeping the hair blowing.thi renders the veil a bit but it to trimmings, there are now so inside egg. However,protects B py^tifal, 28ca.. th< I that one has many would rather sort of veil that has been worn for does not take from its charm: perhaps Eggs many considerable housekeepers SUGAR choice. buy* * /2lb. All and smaller last few years when any veil at all ha it even adds to it. GUARANTEED. skirts, however, should be trimmed ©egs oftener ip quantities the women o I | J been worn. Really if they would be much in style. An and have them washed tvifore they are the attractive consists of placed the interior of a America have been keeping likin; AAP BAKED .A&(1 SAL. trimming braid, ip spotless for veils alive, for French fashion: 1 WAX in different widths, sewed around the Eggs should alwavs refrigerator.be of veil: Egg Sauce. || have taken little cognizance 1 at washed before are as bottom intervals. Then, too, panel they broken, any seasons. Egg: sauce made in this way effects are down the or dirt on the ouside of the sl.^ll be for several produced sides may No. the new veil is different. It ha: licious. Beat the whites of three the front and back of skirts by means carried, in the breaking, to the inside. Is^de8eggs I BEANS SO DA of all the beauty of the folded lines of ehee stiff. Beat the yolks until and braid. #oKfi/> fKof a voil shotil/1 have. It i; creamy Another If you have egg yolks to keep, put £ sweeten with three of attractive garniture consists a hindrance rather than a help in th<^ tablespoonfuls of rows of folds of the same them 3n a glass, unbroken, and cover BEANS| material, them with cold water. This will wind.and this bit of unreasonable powdered sugar. Just before serving or of plain if the goods has a figure in ke.ep 1 t it. them soft. If necessary to keep two ness on its part will doubtless help fold in the stiff whites and serve Shirred bands and cords, too, are to win favor. 2^! the days^renew the water the second day. mediately. kc5c among methods of 13cans2,25c popular attache< The new veil is, moreover, * imj a Pour off carefully before using. skirt, and the general plantrimmingof to the hat with which it is worn wheil 3cans-25C| using ruffles up to any height on a shown in its I t The black velvet sash tied in a but-; skirt might be carried out in this Always plan to use white and yolk it is really perfection-. .economically. That is to say, if you hangs in flaring folds about the fac<3 terfly bow is a pretty touch on a1 If one desires a petal skirt itpattern.is to make and hair and touches, even shrouds fluffy frock. BROOMSEACH 27cand31c an are angel cake, plan I ' matter to making 23c, easy cut out the - " scallops or a custard at the same | around the bottom. mayonnaise W ^ time. If you are making a gold cake, to use the whites in- a whip or PKG. each / 7f To obtain this pattern mail 15 cents plan PAROWAX 8c WASHBOARDS 29c 1 in stamps or coin to Lucile meringue. ! care Gordon, I i of 1 /'V The Star. are to be be very . Be When eggs bolted, IM' sure to state number and size of not. to crack the shells in Quality.Pur i CONTINENTAL A&P EVAPORATED 1 pattern careful wanted, and give your name and dropping them into the water, as the jt^.Strength address. =1 white quickly comes through the 'I cracked shell and then the egg is SARDINES PE AS wasted*. 1 APRICOTS( If eggs are always washed before opening, the shells can be saved for THE BEST OF EGGS. settling or clarifying soup and coffee CAN* CAN, - and oc jelly. 1 15c 10c| 'IAv Do know how to make the best in mi 1 you Piccalilli. A Main 607 7th St. N.W. of eggs? To use them so that they To Make Big Store, "do the most so that ^ good," you get | of 0 the most for your money? Take one-half peck green of fine two quarts choppedtomatoes, 8th s.e. six green peppers, one quart of || To it pays to cabbage,two MIA .Mki begin witfi, buy good white onions, one cup of sugar, El A. ll e&gs, for the .percentage of eggs that mustard, one I ath & K sts. tablespoonfuls of English "SAL n.w. cannot be used diminishes as their of celery seed. Wash and but the finest leaves are '1K!^3^ Premium Parlors. //)) ||SB tablespbonful Nothing hill-grown Ga. ave. 21. 810 F st. price increases. And a bad egg in a cut the tomatoes in slices and peel and in the * 'Salada" The \^^8416 _Room dozen raises' the price most decidedly. slice the onions. Place the two packed sealed package. ^ Moreover, sometimes other food is in a saucepan, sprinkle overvegetablesa of a Easterii Garden imprisoned for an that is fragrance Free Delivery to A]II Sections of the City spoiled by egg carelessly cup of salt and let stand till next day. £ : S B J6 \ broken and turns otit to be bad. It is Chop the cabbage and peppers fine, your pleasure. j| || a safeguard always to break each egg drain the toma_toes and onions and put l 4/ and all with BLACK, MIXED OI NATURAL GREEN ingredients, into a cup before adding it to other the vegetables BIhbB mi I 0 It's easy to le«irn the new f w i c nces» ith the music >f the MS.

HAT OF BLACK SILK BEAVER, WIT13 FUR BRIM AND BANDS OF tUma ROW RIBBON, EDGED W] CUT STEEL BEADS. NARITH ctrola. Special Correspondence of The Star. one will shortly see, as the new hats IVktrola T\1% $15 The Fox Trot i are on and NEW IS. . They tumbling: forth the counters Oak YORK, September on women's heads, but the fundamental ay that Lewis invented the modern fact is that the low crown is the other hew danc postilion hat, but all the milliners in fashions. The indicationsecondclassis produced these shapes so quickly that that the woman who must wear a brim V loud and. cle the observer was bewildered and credit will take up with the marquise hats, played has hither and and those others of sweeping: done yon. What worn by that famous personageproportionsin 1 in perfect time. does it make who thoughtdifferenceof French history called "la grande it drst, as lone as every one thought of mademoiselle." There are Victc It In time to make It the feature of khe The Velvet Berette Worn. \1 early fall and revolutionise all millinery.There are so many sources from ^ j| Victrolas in great Probably It won't last until which the milliners could draw the vel. s « aAITI* n f It, ^ttin, ,nv h.,tChristSuan». vet berette that it is little wonder it W of styles from $10. women have gotten into the was introduced among the first of the I V .at habit of buying many hatscontinentaland high-crowned hats. Italy, as well as 1 THie all Victor deale has worn this ' rapidly discarding one shape for France, jaunty shape m nn n ss s By Christmas the women whoanother. and since the days of Henrybeforeol t ROBERT C,ROGERS victor lauong macm Navarre and his white plume. It is a take up the postilion now will be charming shape, that velvet berette, CGMF ANY Camden, N. J. ready for another, and a totally when it is molded to the proper shape. Consequently, it is wisedifferent of the face beneath it, andproportions 1313 F STR eet n.w. to make the best of this especial hat believe that it will have a longeimilliners D. C. while it lasts. and more acceptable run than the Washing!on, One thing is certain; it ushered in postilion, which will be takenconspicuous the high-crowned hat. The milliners up by all those who can carry off had decided that something must be clothes. daring done to compel women to buy new hats (Copyright. 1915.) aad not depend on the ones they had ,XXSS38X?SSS3«J£JC«S*3SSS5SWS5S3S3SSCJSSCS te carry them through the autumn; JQl'tU more likely, the origin was deeper than that and did not concern the individual "We Fulfill Our Promises." at first; It was the idea of the Paris AMERICAN milliners that unless they showed FASHIONS. E. F. Droop & Sons Co. something strikingly different in the form of a hat, the American buyers 1^^* ,. , Price We Will Furnish \ Mr. and Mrs. would to more than a There is one neglect buy few good thing about thil Stoi e in the Vernon Castle shapes, trusting to the skill of their of a bib The Only City P19-5® pattern skirt, apart from thf ! own workrooms to satisfy the set and Deathig in Dancing demand. Americangraceiui nare.the fact that it I A Genuine Hornless Victrola KSjmzMM|B may be made either with or without a bib the Fox If French working women were to VICTOR GOODS ' reap material benefit from the visit of The gathers, or corded belt, may alec !: And 12 Selections (6 Double-face j the foreign buyers, the milliners had to be omitted and the skirt gathered 01 take in a amount EXCLUi5IVELY large of money, shirred to a simple waistband. One maj io-inch 1Records) of Your Own \ otherwise there would be more and make the M ain 7448 ji more destitution among the widows skirt according to one's Phone and orphans and more prospect of as it were. The shirred belldimensions, Choosing during the coming winter;unemploymentis charming with a slender figure; th< 'e Without a Victor. therefore, the desire to change the bib effect lends length to a short one No Home Complei shapes of clothes and of hats so that and an eflect jl gives of less breadth tc the old ones would no \ c*,,w to longer serve, a stout figure. g V_/Lllvl UIVIW , $25 $250. naa a vuai ana important motive As may be seen, the bib is a It. Knowing it. there is lees behind simple We Maintain the Best Vic:tor Service in Washington. behind the necessity for buyingrebellion V \ £ new hats this autumn. ClnL I!-'> You Entrance of the High Crowns. I DROOP, 1300 G Street. I After the high crowns were decided *»3«XXSSXJtSSSSSaSX%JSSSSSX36XX**afcK ||| upon as the leading feature of the new asason, it was left to the Individual In Paris to create as manydesigners i /i shapes as their brains dictated in which this innovation could be incorporated. The $150 , The first startling shape to appear was Cannot Olstain Anywhere the postilion, it la reminiscent of the Open 8:30 A.M. Close 5:30 P.M. end of the stormy eighteenth century, uirTDni A- 1 which ushered in the first strong V IV1 More efficient service or miire courteous attention than of that binding together of evidencethe its people In France against pernicious Sold on terms that make "THE BUSrcqKJfEB- \ is accorded every customer here. royalty.the beginning of the united to all. republic that is fighting today without possession possible king or emperor as leader. It was a | for records man's hat.this postilion.and to it we Pay $lo.OO (your will later add the long full coat rp selection) and begin paying I with brass 2Chttt buttons, the shoulders frtttS $c fastened the Victrola one month later, -(&. covered with two or three capes. era st aw PB55A. AVE. In with the postilion, which Is e no interest on de- ] ©ju9 sketched today, there have arrived charge high-crowned sailors from Reboux with red payments. FOS TER the masque veil just covering the nose, 1 also the draped turban, the Henry IV This machine may be T4 COMPLETE VICTROLA STOCK 1330 G Street berette, the silk top hat of the Eton had in boys, the uplifted fur cap of the mahogany, golden Caucasian fighters. Russian and weathered oak. McCormack What the different styles are, every At His Best. S2toobtoarb & Hotfjrop GET THIS NUMBER Fourth Floor. "When My Ships \\ #, llll iill*? ii iinin I j Come Sailing ol till can STARTS FALLING! Home" There's no need F waiting you J As You Step in Off the Street." No. 7442S. pay the entire amoiint for a Victrola. for Those "Just $1-50 Some Good Advice L^uhh l«v aiii* aacv.nftvmpn can | The Large»t and Handsomest Victrola* J VU1 VUOJ it plan, you get Threatened With BtUm in Be Sure It's a At this Kuon of the year many | Department This City Victrola NOW sind pay for it in small an f Kann's Victor Sealed Re your people And their hair coming out at ... alarming rate and often fear baldneu*. I ANOTHER OF THE "HARI ^ are it. Thia may very be the ultimate ( GET" RECORDS.as usual our s,tocks t amounts while you enjoying + easily ' result If proper scalp treatment is not are complete. taken at once. All excessive loss of ( ' Come in and let us play this song hair can be almost Immediately stop- for widely appealing melo by JCTfc-dy pod by the use twice daily of a little \ you.a Mr. Parisian Hsge. which invigorates and ( irick's the famous English composer, nourishes the slowly dying hair roots/ Fredc Francis Dorel. into a renewal of healthy normal ac- ; tlon. New hair quickly grows on the ) : COMPREHENSIVE FALI. STOCKS OF VICTROLAS thin spots, old hair stops falling and 1 if the is In a few days KNABE 12 ANGELUS difference apparent THE BIB SKIRT. 12 I NOW READY ms ) mm by the very look of the hair itself tak- I J tag on new life, luster and beauty. ( affair and easily constructed, and th< PIANOS l PLAYERS From 15.00 to reet N.W. Parisian Bags can be obtained from t skirt without the bib is still ipori Priced $ $300.00 1110 G Si any of (VDonnell's Drug 8toree or any / easily built. Q gj Victrola Parlors.Fourth Floor. I | is not expensive. This style of skirt is particularly at ' ^ tractive In thin or medium ma 'M< (^ weight V -* r »-*' .' t v* « *

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