ol«l ones dyed and curled for a very small opera op MU vri.p. and then the linings put around all the cracks As soon sum. and If you are economical enough to nrtgtit be sRtln, fvvlth satin ruffles. as the CHAT ABOUT HATS buy good tips In the start, they will last CAPES AND floor Is dry have the carpet put down. If COATS A pretty end Inexpensive wrap, which y°" you for several seasons. will ar« trying to be economical and pan- HOUSEHOLD HINTS With adapt Uself to most street colors In not afford the regular floor paper, net sev- your materials in good shape the gowns and that would look well on all oc¬ eral trimming ought to be a small matter. But hundred old newspapers and lay them casions, might be made of green cloth, and on the floor three or four thick The Old Straw or Felt Into If you can't follow the designs In a fashion If circ overlapping Changed Suggestions to Be Considered in you ioinift enough to stand It It Senora Sara Ghats About This each other. You will find them a little An would be remarkably pretty lined with red more trouble, but an excellent substitute £conomical Recipe for Making a Modish Creation. silk. But Ifyou TTiave crow's feet refrain, Dolorous Period. for felting or floor paper. They protect Selecting Fall^Wraps. and line the rape with black silk and trim Usually the earpet from contact with the boards, Vinegar at Home. It with black bourdon and black ribbons. which would cause It to wear out much faster, end then It makes the floor warmer. I never let my t>ed room carpets reach to FURBISHING UP OLD TRIMMINGS PRETTY SHAPES AND MATERIALS ONE OF THE TERRORS OF HOUSEWIVES the walls, but slop them at least a foot short of that. It Is much easier to keep BATHING FOR FETCH PATIEHTS the ederes of the floor free of and there lint, ¦¦ ¦ Is not as much danger of moths getting In ^ The How Fair Ones Be The is Plain When the carpet. I have the foot of n«or lert Brilliant Hues Shown in the May Stylish Way System bare stained und oiled. You can dFASHIONS PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS Is down, examine It closely for spots or YOCR TASTE, TIIE STYLE rents or worn place*. These should all be NOTES FOR THE KITCHEN attended to before the furniture is put in. The worn places can be mended before the Written Wriilen fnr Tli» Exclusively for The Evening Star. carpet Is put down. If you like, but the KlHuIvfly Kti-bIiie Stnr. Wiltten Exclusively for The Evening Star. AFEW DAYS I spots should be left till the onrpet Is clean¬ ^ rltt« Inclusively for The Rvnltif Srnr HEliK AUK NO AGO, ed If there Is or.e thing more than another at the house ot a and stretched, then, after sweeping, go For a burn, a mother who has often to If 'i< striking changes in was over the soiled with j that causes a woman to spend sleepless friend, where there places gasoline, rub¬ apply a remedy to the burned finger* of a the mifllncry from and it is the selection bing hard. I think you will lind no other numerous brood recommence nights unhappy days were other lady treatment Is I use be¬ the following; /A those worn during There Is so necessary. gasoline flour to of a style for a fall wrap. guests, when the con¬ cause It is the chea|>est and easiest Apply dry the burn and then bind the summer." That applied It In raw cotton much to be considered If the purse is thin. versation turned upon fluid that 1 know of. up saturated with sweet is th? way every Modified KnglUh Walking Hat. and whose isn't, I should like to While the carpets are being put down oU. purse housekeeping affairs. esses fashion journal opens book, take your hat to a milliner.there are know, at this season, with autumn styles of you can be cleaning the pictures remove as Is usually the case the backs and wash the and dust The that one the subject of au¬ private ones who do that sort of thing dress goods never s>o high before in years, the glass vinegar Inn In the market, nicely for a quarter or a half a dollar.and when two or three picture, then clean the frame carefally though labeled "jure cider." Is often such tumn headgear, and and new hats to buy, and gloves?.it is and hang as soon as the are you will have a handsome new hat at h women are gathered carpets down. vile stuff that one crui yet we alt know very simply awful, yet here come the cool L'ust and rub up the some scarcely use It at cost of a dollar at the outside, which for any chairs, using ail. housewife make well that we can't go makes allowance for a new buckle or an mornings and chilly evenings, which de¬ tog-other good furniture |>ollsh If necessary, or If Any may her own of time. One there are no scars a at rmoJI and know on wearing tu'.le hats aigrette. I don't know how to tell you to clare emphatically that a wrap is au im¬ Snrpltce Kflcet In Velvet. length rubbing with a kero¬ vinegar expense, that It tlx crushed velvet. I never found of the group was a sene rag and an after polish with a flannel la pure. When you are or an inconsequential up any, perative necessity! There are so many It would be remarkably stylish en suite If cloth will benefit perfectly paring way to do it myself, and I doubt if it can woman noted for her almost all kinds of wood. apples) tor sauce or pastry, wash them bow of rlblion called bo lione things to think about in the selection of a you were to line it with cream moire and C lean the bedstead and other furniture the effectually. It it is not crushed, trim with cream lace. In that case use management well first. This to an evening bonnet, b.-ush it a soft wrap. First is the fashion of It. Shall it good same way. If there Is a of a applies pears, peaches with brush, and after get¬ green ribbon for ties. are do suspicion bug ting the all can Triple capes quite and superb housekeeping. She doesn't about your springs or bedstead have them or quinces. Take the parings and cores without running the risk of having a spell dust out. you stiffen It by be short or long? The modes may be long, as much In favor this season as hut nolning over a basin of steaming water, last, any of the work herself, Bless you, no; taken out doors and get a quart of gasoline and put them In a pan of water on the of cold ir the head from exposure, or being and If one is dump.no. plump, a long there is a slight difference In the style. The and a small but you must he careful to not fold It or has Her dainty white hands are satin soft, and pitcher, lirush the bedstead ¦tove and cock Ull all are tender. Then taken up and sat upon by a Jury inquiring tonvh the till It Is While wrap Is out of the question. If one is very ripple gone and each cape tits almost and springs well with a broom and then pile dry. steam¬ smoothly over Us mate, each its look as though she might have been one of dribble squeeze the juice through a Jelly cloth, bnd Into our lunacy. A change of materials Is ing you can puli a good many of the tall, and what tha graceless call "raw having the gasoline along the cracks from edge bordered with a band of ribbon, brail the lilies of the field, always. But I hap¬ the pit K in a wide mouthed Jar. with a pound Imperative, whether we build on the old wrinkles out. but on the whole, velvet is boned," then a short wrap Is not to be and later pitcher. Saturate them thoroughly and stuff to with fur. Two capes are also to know that she learned by experience, then let them stand for an hour. Then of sugar and a gill of good liquid yeast to shapes or not. unsatisfactory freshen up. thought of, no matter if fifty fashions de¬ seen, but the one is of pen give Here is a bis picture hat that could be top usually lace, much assisted by a natuial aptitude for them another dose of the same. Pour the a gallon of julcc. Let Uie liquid stand near The question of autumn millinery is al¬ clare In favor of it. Shall we render our¬ falling very full ov«-r the shoulders. Of fluid copiously over the easily tlxed up out of old material. The course, it Is tied with wide ribbons. housework, all that she knows about It. springs and I think a warm stove for a month, the mouth of ways a serious one. It is so difficult to brim is covered inside and out rows of selves ridiculous. Just to please so flexible long, you will find that you will have no trouble by . the jar covered with a thin cloth so a as Fashion? Then it be that Everything has ribbons dresses, wraps, which Is a great deal. One of the ladies, iroin that come back to the harder linfs of straw and narrow white lace, headed with narrow thing may bugs thereafter. Clean everything be¬ the air can get to the liquid and bugs and felt black velvet ribbon. The ribbon Is coats ars In vogue, whin everybody who skirts; you are not in fashion at all unless only a recent recruit In the married ranks, fore you carry It back into the after b*lng accustomed all summer to Jetted you have a lot of ribbons to Into for room, and flies caunot. By that time you will hava with cut beads, and that would be an knows anything about It m ist remember flying get yet old enough to have considerable knowl¬ this purpose jou will find the "work a easy your coffee at the table or to catch on a gallon of splendid vinegar. Four off a thing to do in a leisure but if you that you wore cut a pair of boots chasing If she had made any <1""° handy. Put curtains or moment, man's umbrella as he enters the car. edge of housekeeping. and up your third more of It in another jar, to settle, buy it outright it will cost a dollar a draperies the last thing. and you For a slender there Is a most effort to Inform herself, which it seems she after that add to the first Jar the Jules yard. The of would bo as figure A House c I en n In pompom tips just charming garment that Is half coat, half has not, asked me what I thought to be the at Outfit. from your fruit and parings ev« ry day If pretty as this aigrette of jet. Some you like, pouring off a of It If white cape. It has a body like a coat and Is re¬ best method to go al«out hyusecleanlng. housekeepers do not take up their part every your straw sailor Is getting elegant when of watered stair or hail carpets till week or two, for immediate use. In that Hn<* ,he ins!lIe °f the brfm with markably made Whether I tore up the whole house at once, the lower floor Is can silk or satin.black. Of course.and trimmed reached in way you k«-ep a perpetual supply on iL"8?'binck velvet, put a narrow bias roll close to or whether I cleaned a room at a time In a process of cleaning, preferring to and can be sure with handsome lace and jetted passemen¬ cover them har.d, you that It will not the outside edge, and then adjust black vel¬ manner. As she turned to be with linen. I always take mine eat up ycur pickles or the lining to your vet ribbon in with terie. That makes a costly wrap, however, leisurely up the lirst loops, caught small jet and It Is as In I entered thing, and wipe up the halls stomach, as the stuff that you buy does. bueklis. Either white or black will quite pretty, If not as elegant, anxious for Information detail, . esse tips when made of some and stairs, for the and be effective, and they will also hide the soft, dark woolen ma¬ Into a lengthy description of my way of tramping dragging 1'nless a lath Is terial or ladles' cloth and trimmed In lace. of heavy furniture over Ihe ordered by the attending soiled top of the crown. You can freshen proceeding, ri d found the ladles all ready carpets wears physician it Is often the case that The wing-like sleeves,whlch are under¬ them out. i think that almost house- bathing up n red sailor by using black velvet on it open to take a hand In the enlightening business; any a feverish patient Is neglected for days at in the same or neath. when put on over the large dress Keeper. however inexperienced, will be able way. blue velvet and dark I feel sure that a of the knowl¬ to clean house with a time. This Is a sad mistake. If the tips on a blue sailor. The sailor is sleeves, give an appearance of breadth to pretty report the aid of one servant patient la shape narrow shoulders and must be avoided edge aired there thai afternoon would make ana a man to do the if she extremely restless, no matter if Jit asj stylish now as it was four years by heavy lifting the body Is right clear., a off In the woman who 1s sensitive about her size. nr. book. will follow the directions 1 have given, sponging ago. A Imposing iherc ia hot water. In which some borax, eoda or One of the new shapes rolls up in front pleasing style of cape has the surplice Is one of the terrors of nothing accomplished by trying to ammonia has been will often effect In front. The design Is of light tan Housecleanlng be thought hmart, and doing put, relieve every housewife until she learns to econo¬ in a everytning the nervousness and induce sleep, which Is covert cloth with black velvet ribbon trim¬ day. tnen lying in bed for a week with so mize In strength as in everything else. ] a of necessary. Hjve ilic water at a llttls ming. The bands In front are of black vel¬ have been a complication ailments and a doctor's lined with black just through week's siege of It. bill that would have higher temperature than blood heat. vet. silk. and there has been no domestic cataclysm, paid the hire of half Sometimes it is more effective If hot. Everywhere I go I am told fashion a dozen servants tor six months. There Is quits by nor am 1 a subject for the hospital, though but L'se a soft, clean cloth, which Is better purveyors that black velvet will be much 1 had to do the of the worn my¬ nothing discomfort connected with such than a and rub the skin worn this winter for major part a procedure. Don't delude sponge, UU it capes and coats. self. I don't me;in that I took down bed¬ yourself Into glows, using as little water as possible, so Black velvet Is capablo of most artistic steads thinking that one cleaning a year will suf¬ as A HI «e Picture lint. and pulled up carpets, or that 1 no not to dampen the bed clothe*. treatment and effects, and now that silk lifted the furniture about and did the scrub¬ fice, matter how small your family nor . e e e e the soft lace and lisse hats, velvet Is overshadowed by the production That is the easiest of the how clean you all are. It Is the dust and This Is picturesque of line bing. really part the germs, the remedy said to be a certain cure with their masses of soft mull and cotton velvets that have the ap¬ work. It is the planning and adjusting that microbes and lurking disease for a feion, If you In time: Take pretty pearance of the there will tliat you need to rid the house of. apply flowers, and It Is so much more difficult to Lyons qualities, worries one; the mending and renovating; equal parts of gum camphor, gum opium, probably be an of black velvet the of summer un¬ before you oegin to clean house at all. go suit eruption putting away things and over castilo soap and brown sugnr. W't to the one's styie in the stiffer hats. Sines tolle's that will make an nrtlstlc eye ache. of winter ones. your rooms, and consider carefuiiv consistence of with An locking what you want to If paste spirits of turpen¬ "th?re are no striking changes" in the Fur All Oeesaluu. elegant cape that Is kept under lock Wet It lit of the Itubblnb. do. the carpet Is worn tine and bind on the feion w ith a soft linen and as in tile middle, you may the shapes, why buy any of the new ones yet? after the key yet fits the shoulders perfectly I to rip breadths and cloth. very stlffest buckram In sufficient down almost to always begin clean house at the top. sew the outside edges together, thus e e e . e Just take your old black sun hat und furbish to line the sleeves the elbows, and has long making quantity of all your new tab ends tha* conic to the feet, heavy with In the attic, which Is the store room for the it look almost as sood as new, and saving Hot writer softens and It up. If it Is the line straw, or the ever street frocks! Cloth to make coat sleeves the a spoils the bristles Jetted fringe. Just above the elbows It cast-off things of the year in clothing and price of new one. If the oulside of hair so the big enough to take those dress sleeves in breadths brushes, In cl-anlng them use popular leghorn, rip trimming off and suddenly flares iuiJ Is bordered with Van¬ furniture. In the course of six months an seem to l>e the only ones tit to use cold water and soda. Dl-solve the soda In would have to be woven In extra length, again, you may be able to sew to¬ dust It thoroughly. Then lay it flat upon like the White House dyke points all o£ eight Inches deep. It Is awful lot of rubbish accumulates there, and thein i the cold water and then sh.;ke the brush carpets. And. any¬ lined with silk, and from un¬ gether. for a square in the middle of the around the table and take a damp cloth and rub It how, coats are not ivory liberty at a In It, rinsing off ax soon ns the becoming to you. Then der those falls a housecleanlng Is good time to get rid rcom, and get a cheap strip of Ingrain to bristles till the straw is damp through. a there is the and the cloth. long points double ruffle of look clean. Stand the brush up on Ljty color If one can accordeon plaited liberty silk. On the of It. Ip a house where there are children n ake a border. Kxamine the furniture the end of the handle to and don't black cloth over tho brim and run a mod¬ have but one wrap for the season, both of for loose parts, rubbed spots and broken dry. put these are shoulders are the Inevitable ribl>on bows of there is always considerable cast-off cloth¬ It In the sun or near a hot stove. iron Oris* Velvet uud serious questions. The new wrap places. If the curtains . . s . . erately hot over it till it Is dry. Then Cai Steel. must be white moire. That cape will create a sensa¬ ing to look over. Some of It will do very need repairing, do of a sufficiently subdued color to tion when to cut over for It before you send them to the cleaners. perch It on a tin bucket or pan. the bottom of and back ;.ifke. and comes in both felt and wear to market and to church It sees daylight, for Its owner nicely younger children, and When dry heat Is needed about the body -for a woman Is to and the mo¬ that should be brushed and th>n Make a memorandum of ail these little re- mix a thick batter of which Just tits the crown, and Iron that the strnw. The trimming is simple, a twist of isn't going to wear a last to given elegant gowning, aired. flour and water and a year's wrap diste told me that the to be folded away In a box for that pairs needed, and then sit down and make little rind ns same way. Then leave It In the sun to velvet or silk about the crown and a tip or the market when knows it particular gown kept purpoee. another baking powd »r. fry you would get everybody that worn with that wrap was su¬ The garments that are outgrown and can¬ to taKe with you wifcn you go to a pancake, It half an Inch are sure two. caught under a knot of the velvet is a favorite place for men to go to look at something for having thick perfectly dry. After you that It Is with a perb beyond description. It must be, as no not be remodeled should be put In another purchase supplies houv cleaning. You when done. Apply this on a thin cloth. fancy buckle. This shape is becom- the flowers.the pretty market girls, as well will want a Mule varnish, of course. dry. take some liquid blacking, such as you to faces An as amount of coaxing would get one from her. box, ready to bestow on some worthy per¬ There is something aliout the steamy heat Vowng only. English the pretty girls who do the marketing. son Hunt up a bottle that will nold a and use on your boots, and give It a coat, out¬ hat varies the n A long serviceable garment that comes less fortunate than yourself. pint, that is particularly soothing, end It holds walking shape little and The cloth Is a very serious consideration. l>o not hoard okl have It tilled at a re|«air shop with the side and In. and let that dry. Then give It has a square turn up in the brim behind. Indeed. It must be nearly to the knees is made In the military up garments against varnish the heat mu.-h better tbnn a flar.n«l cloth. Inconspicuous, yet up to of covert cloth or In some possible need "next year." If you d<> not ready prepared for use. Then get often the catches another. Tou will be It rolls at the side, coming well over the date as to finish. It must be thick style, pretty d;irk a Very pntlent cold when surprised and pleased enough cheviot and Is much used when see a possible chance of making use of good brush, which you will be careful to Wet heat Is for It is r.lmost face, and hns for decoration a knot of vel¬ to protect one from the coldest and traveling c:ean and applied, iru- with the result, for your hat will look like vet an J two weather, or for trips to the woods. It Is often them in the next six months, put them in | put away for future use. You possible to change w et cloths witaout acme tiny wings with an aigrette. yet not have the appearance of melting one bright¬ the will want a pint of furniture n new. If >ou have no straw, but have a A hat In one of the new with its ened by lining It with a soft plaid In many poor box. They will br.iij,- you a richer polish, pint cold air getting to the body. It is not so charming bent weight, when the warm, sunshiny there. Examine of walnut stain, a gallon of gasoline, a lit¬ last winter's felt or velvet, off the trim¬ are us. colors, and the hood Is lined with the same. blessing the broken furni¬ with the pancake heat. rip days with ture that has st tle pot of fur;Uiure glue, a of . . . . e brush The Star For young girls this cape Is remarkably been »d away. If it can pmnd pulver¬ ming and and dust it well. The felt Well, always likes to please Its l>e mended, have it ne at ized borax, good soap, a quart of pood, readers, but there are some becoming. once, before In deellnjt with servants to whim good will be improved by rubbing with a black questions that knocking about has octroyed the useful¬ smooth flour paste for mending holes In the wrges are with com! its numerous fair friends will to wall a given, triable board cloth dampened in borax water, or by a have de¬ ness of a piece to wnlcli you are attached. paper, box or two of cat pet tacks, and lodginrs, it Is b-it to cide for themselves. From among the fashionaiii.k m.ovns. of a tack right expect in line rub. Then In the sun to If you find that It Is too worn and plenty twine, hammer and a return competent and faithful and gas. hang get wraps here presented they ought to find snabtiy larger one for a work, for your own house, perhaps you know driving nails; pound of those who exact this, un-le- careful over- rid of the odor. something that will sati3fv all needs as nails of various sizes; linen thread for sew¬ to T|ie Favorite Hand Covering* for Home deservii.g person who Is ingenious sight, will not often be It Having got your hat. be It felt, straw or style, comfort anil suitability. The cape ing carpet; hlg needles; beeswax; of Ulsappointed. Is the excellence Winter Month*. enough to fix It up. and would be very glad quart Is only the fearful and tin.Id or Ignorant velvet, back to its primal condition, the wrap par just at present. to do so for the gift of It. coal oil; half a pint of turpentine; a can of mistress that in these <*oats will come in for a From the Press. Otherwise, days submits to qi estlon of trimming comes next. It may probably large Philadelphia throw It Into the wood white enamel paint, and a bottle of glid¬ service. It is her own be that share of favor later in the but no- Now that summer are kindling he-.p. There to touch Incompetent fault If you have plenty of lace, velvet, season, gowns being isn't a of sense In a ing up picture frames and window she does so, and the r medv is to Iwdy Is going to wear n coat for particle cluttering up a study up feathers and Jet trimming to make it quite two washed and folded carefully away. It Is house with a lot of useless old rubbish. sash; big stack of old newspapers-they on economic household and make If will a months yet. A wrap may be made of any come In for problem*, stylish. you only exercise little In¬ also time for the white and yellow chamois lilies* you are sure that dilapidated handy everything; lots of old herself mistress of the situation so that in renovating them. If have a kind of material that suits your fancy. And mcslin. flannel and liuen and a genuity you it also gloves to be put aside, and with the cloth furniture can be fixed up. It Is bad judg¬ rags, quart she can m.inag* her house and servants aa quantity of the yellow hat lace, for In¬ may be of any color, yet it must ment to send it to the or two of oatmeal. should be not be In too great contrast to the gowns that replace the well-worn summer attic, anyhow. Eo-.k they managed. stance. that is badly soiled, take it and gown over the old papers and magazines, and It la Really InlerrsilnB. . . # s s with which you wear it, unless It Is for a serge and covert cloth should be worn the A make a package of those that you do not This stock of stuff will cost you about In a «mall home whe»» peonies count gala occasion. cape that I saw this to and week was a dream of cost heavy dogskin gloves. Intend have bound, to send to the hos¬ R.50, and will probably be enough to last life's problem seems dirti-Hlt to solve, beauty, yet its or seme with an w. was small. It was an even¬ In the*'? gloves the darkest red, or "ox pital, such Institution, where a bit two fiii:ng man to Jo the work of comparatively of you through "spells" of housecleaning. the and no ---f ing wrap for a There was a blood." will be a favorite color. are reading material Is a perfect boon. After family, room tor a girl, the young lady. They over and You would be able to get along without a most ecoiumi al to do Is to sewed with have broad bauds of sorting putting away all the trash thing hire the Hrontl Knoiish for Anybody. black, In the attic, you will have a heap of litter great many of the things mentioned, but washing and Ironing done out of the house. (V black on the back and are bound is in cerise stitching that it is useless to try to put away. Dump you will find that they will all be of great Whc«» you tv.rne to count the i«ay and board shapes velvet, bordering on with acros3 It on the ash or for service of a who m ist and has a knot black kid the top. The buttons heap, bribe your s^-rub assistance In your house girl always be petunia, of black velvet woman to relieve of making ckaner. looked after It amounts to a three black the edges crusted with on these gloves vary In slie from a quarter you It. Then sweep and freshening grept deal. tips, and dust and ntop out the attic, all ready to up your furniture. Of But when you a pay a dollar and a half si ver. and a twist of black velvet caught to flve-etghths of an lcch in diameter. The course you can send It to a professional end a week for the with cut steel receive the stores that will come up from laundering of the cloths* buckles. It is gorgeous. A larger size are the most fishlonable, and the lower of the house. It will have It put in shape, but It will cost a good nnd have It done out of the house the worst perfectly stunning hat is part prob¬ deal, be no betiar picture broad are generally of white or black bone. ably take you a whole uay to go over the done, often not well, of the work is done, aud no worry to you, enough for a Quaker or a cowboy, and Is and you have the extra trouble besides. If "¦ nd no gr<; t cost. Kven if or colored In length those gloves are preferred that attic properly. If you discover any signs of you have to pay canary felt, turned up at the that terror of the economy Is the watchword, you will lie half a dollar more to get a woman to side back a have no gap between the sleeve and the housewife, bedbugb.make with knot of black velvet. war on them at once. A please,: to see how much you can ac- come and do the Fweepii^i and Black ostrich run riot over machine oil can of scrubbing tips all it and glove. This brings Into favor more than is a complish with a small expenditure of time once a week you come off winner. between them Is a gasoline sood companion In such an glittering view of cut ever the mousquetalre. Then, too, the four- use It on and labor, with not nearlv as much nerve e . . . . jet and emergency; freely lnieeted spots. force as trimming jet buckles, fastened in button and and even It will kill and Insects exhausted you wiil use up in a day It Is quite the fashionable thing, now, to narrow twists of bhick velvet. flve-button, six If eggs Instantly, and or two over a almost as soon as bit of drawn work or a sit with the legs crossed, Just like men. The most brilliant hues are seen In the small buttons are preferred, are much In evaporates applied. Do r.ot have a lighted lamp or "gas around fancy knitting pattern. Instead of being an with a difference. But women who sit that felt hat*, on* shop I was in recently bav¬ vogue. These shades come also In two- awful bugbear, housecleaning In a hou«e of way to sew or read, or to hold the on It* counters when you use It. though, nor for some time baby, ars ins felt Hats in seventy-live button gloves, which a great many prefer unless eight or ten rooms ought to he u pleasure not aware, probably, that they are tnvtt- shades and after, you have raised the windows a colors. Eelt Is the favorite, for a shopping glove, as they are not so and aired the attic. to woman who likes to have her rooms lng serious physical ailments; but It Is after straw, which will be worn late this much trouble to put on and off. bright and comfortable. She ran do the true, nevecfheli-sa. When a man crosses his season Then Conies a and misses later In the season. exercise her talents In trim¬ vious winters, in the fashion of the gloves Heat and shako them then in renovating and re¬ ments. rests the entire weight of one limb A White ftrnw Sailor. mings, birds stand at the head of the list for calling and Undressed well, brush, newing old furniture to which the family on the upper part of the and this are theater-going and If other, »ew It on a strip of old muslin that Is a Ihey mostlv sad colored, and sadder kid, with loud sewed seams, small buttons practicable dampen and run a hot has become attached. StiXORA BAHA. pressure upon the sensitive nerves .nd little wiiler than It is. Use very coarse i oklng. 5 positively would not have a and Inconspicuous stitching on the back, Iron over them. Moths are the meanest cords. If indulged In fcr any continued bird on if I to white basting thread, und catch down every my hat, had wear the tat ky- seem to be most favored for evening wear, I ests that ever got Into a house. They do Cure for ( roup. length of time, as Is often d .ne by ladles looltiug things tliat are shown now They but kid is who sew and a little point, running threads through the glace coming raptdiy Into favor more damage In a day than can be re¬ from the IjoiMl.tn embroider great deal, will center as well. a borax look as though the}* might have been and will be worn this winter to a IMllj- Xcw*. produce disease. Make strong water, when again, paired In a year, and there Is absolutely Sciatica, neirtigla and lukewarm, and r ib some white soap In It moulting slain for my lady's hat considerable extent, especially with silk I»r. Hoax of the Pasteur Institute claims other serious troubles frequently result from and were calmly on with no way known yet, except vigilance, that till It lathers. Then put the muslin In and going the pro¬ The Top <°Hpr Is of I.nee. gowns. A glace glove can be worn with will keep them out of woolen and to have found a cure for croup, that terror this simple cause. The muscles and nerves let It soak for an Then cess. As for tips and pompons and ai¬ and is much more clothing In the upper of a an'* half hour. pick up yoke and then a full skirt to anvthing, preferable furs. After you lave everything cleaned of youug mothers. It consists, our Paris portion won leg ars an end an 1 souse It back and forth In the grettes. ami wings and things, wiiy they are It, beginning when a glove is wanted to "match" the extremely sensitive, and much of her while just too pretty for and at the top of .the shoulders. The under and sweet smelling in the attic, get a pint correspondent says, in tlie subcutaneous water, shak.ni it vigorously. Don't rub It anything, quite material was rose gown. Mode and fawn shades are taking of and In an old Iron physical structure becomes derarjred, if or reasonable as to c6st, of course pink cashmere that cost tans sulphur put kettle, Injection of serum taken from the blood of are overtaxed sqoevz It a bit. Keep up the dipping till though, 50 cents a It the place of the that have been con¬ and set It over an oil stove or a ihey In the manner referred the you have to pay for Vou always yard. formed one cape, and sidered the excellence charcoal a horse that has been to. At least, this is the soiled spots disappear. Then lift It Into quality. was bound with narrow white rlb- thing par for so many tiro In the utile. Close the windows and previously vaccinated opinion of an emi¬ a btis'n of clean warm water nud sous? Velvet and satin, braids simply seasons and hav; been for so with the cultivated microbes nent physician. . ms to be nearly dry. sit and had a tine knife truly refined taste shuns. Tops with van- that the twenty-four hours they liepin to peel pretty slices when cut thin. plaiting of the mull sulphur will lie apt to discolor. It from the inside o! e e e e e down at a table where you on lay the lace THE SKW \ KIK StAHF. all around It, falling to th<> edge of the .dykes, butterflies and other fancy lace de¬ will Injure nothing else. After the the throat, and In thirty- . cleming six hours the Is Pried Mat. an.l stretc h th meslln and straighten There was a double rullle signs set in, top embroidered In steel, jet I larynx free frotn the bacilli. beef, that has got a little too dry pink. of the mull attic. go through every closet In the I'r. Koux his for table can the points all out with a pin Then fold It Thr Modest Girl \evening glove matching the gown In I select one room on the floor to bo clean¬ croup. The ordinary local and you real delicacy In the shape lar a for it. pink on the other treatment was continued. of a meat dish for yard With gloves and neckties It forms the third white were caught together around the tone, plainly stitched back with the ed. that I want for a work rocm. and have I)r. ltoux breakfast, take kippered i .,r your ribbons. no matter what color, with six rosettes same shade and fitting perfectly. Is the and asks us to remember that In the years im«i. herring and dip them In beaten egg, and or bow th» article of wearing sho is entitled yoke tiny of the baby- the carpets tak?n up the furniture 1NSI2 then In delicate shade, make a luke¬ apparel ribbon. You thing to be desired. It Is generally neces¬ room 1 1MI1, and ISO. out of 3.U71 children dry bread crumbs and fry In sweet warm to as a see, any girl who is handy covered. Into this have all '.he pic¬ iard or liorax water, and dip the ribbons- accept gift of i masculine admirer, her can sary to have evening gloves made to order treated for croup at the hospital where he .butter. it a with needle make such a cape, tures, bric-a-brac and furniture carried one color at a time, of course.In that, is neck fixing, n collar made of satin color she likes. But If if they correspond In shnde Rnd coloring out experimented, died. Vinee February them the or velvet riblion or chiffon an using any you try and plleu of harm's way. The carpets out ¦tripling th-ough Angers. Don't l three ema¬ to such a confection with the gown, but if one cannot afford this rooms are iast. of chlldrrn who received the Uiw.*n the il cntal buckl?e a buy you will have to from 'he two other carried to rub hands, and don't squeese. Through l<.ng, broad then plain white suede cannot be bettered be shaken and dusted, and then 1 have the serum Injections, low died. REV. L W. buckle male of n.t .. HILL, guld powdered with and can never look amiss. dusty floors sprinkled with bits of torn .#> seed peat Is for example, a very broad dou¬ Now that our girls are so enthusiastic W liere W IduwN Xetnl Help to bow of wide satin ribbon Is there paper that have be^n dampened. When Slurry, Paintor ble-looped over out-door sports, must be gloves no dust Is raised to penetrate other Prom the I^or.don Mi»th«Mllnt uily Notrs. for these occasions well, the makers of the house. The walls are swept Ysf (nnrcrouN Dtww C'«n He caught by little buckles on either side of have proved themselves equal to the occa¬ portions According to a vernacular paper In India, the throat. These are in the of gold down with a broom, over wh(ch a flannei OlHi. "hope sion There are gloves for the bicycling ai an a movement in aid of the remarriage of wreaths, and at the bark th« ril bon cla-ps for the who cloth Is pinned, d application of elbow girl, gloves girl riles horse¬ grease. widows among Mussulmans was started with a small frilling. A leading .New York back and drives, gloves for the one who en- AOCOBD. N. *Y. Vnder the oid-schuol n» tho4 jeweler has made them In imitation of If there nre grease spots, I take them two or throe years ago In Kalmiam. In the it was tw>1W<>4 tJuit *n$ of ioys skating and poastlng and gloves for all out with an of made canorous neck bands worn bv the Emprcs* of all the the gtrls, whatever may be their fad. application pipe clay, Gurdaspur district. The Mahometan re growth could never t»e cured IV murp+oa * knne Russians, and some ->f th buckles used into a pa<-t» and applied dump. The greas< For the one who rides horseback there Is the time ligion doss not prohibit the remarriage of »'M r»*orted to, but tl»« old truubif wn* sure te are elaborately set with jewels or exqui¬ in is generally extracted by the clay iT.'fik out the always popular gauntlet, all the col¬ Is Where there are smoke stains from widows, but long residence in India and a*"!"- sitely enameled, tine of th» chl.f recem- that habits can be made In.dark dry. jilno* the of I>r. men.Unions collars orings gas or from the register. 1 have the places contact with the Hindu has maile discovery Favorite thes-e make to the Man¬ green dark blue, brown, tan and black are many ll.tiudy all tlita has changed th# action ot hattan young person Is founded on the all The back Is rubbed with a rag and Corn or oatmeal. Mahometai a look down upon remarriage of that obtainable stitched or This will not remove the smoke stains al¬ widows. Favorite Remedy nj«on the irmem l«we no trace discover}- when she Is weary of wear¬ braided In corresjKinding or f in tbe bleed the seeds of ing a collar that h is a vast bow under contrasting ways. but will as a general thing. I have Considerable poison disease are her colors. For those who are preparing for opposition was at first nnd Inet health n stored. chin she can. at very little expense, turn the taken such stains off. with a rag saturated shown, but it has been overcome. > widow expelled the Ice and snow fleece-lined, fur-topped with out that has to be done A notable ense of tbe offline)- of Dr. David Ken¬ the buckles Into lovely pins, suitable for and the colored chamois are provided. gasoline, remarriage association h is b -n formed, use with and on So. very carefully, or you will smear the pa and ubiisiies a nedy's Favorite Kfirif la that of the Her. I. W. any gown any occasion If anybody's get-up is not a perfect en¬ | flourishing weekly paper semble it is not the fault of p»r. I do those things myself, for I never which disseminates news and into'rmntlon Hill of thia town. Some vent* ago he wan suffer¬ the glove that could lx> intrusted from a rancor of «#n lilac It I iiK, for Women. maker. found servants yet, on the obj.-cis of the Brcloty. Over eighty ing long standing his 11^ and to do like that. After the wails are widows concluded to have it rtj t From the Manufacturing .lev. t il, r. things have been remarried within the last dually moved. li peaktog cleaned, the wood w rk should be washed three years, and the of bta rr.iw Pastor HU1 eald: *'At*»ut thre* weeks The latest fashionable freak wo¬ The Is in Favor. fund started to aid am«>r.g Oi»i«1 with ammonia water, or borax If ybu iike. destitute widows on their r* ex previous to having the rfcrined 1 are with ina/riage operatleu p< pur¬ men who blessed pretty hands la From the Manufacturing Jeweller. I use borax for everything, because I like ceeds 3),0H0 rupees. chased Dr. David l a orlte better. If have Kennedy'e U'medj and to wear an Immense ring, like a Roman Even the superstitious are regarding the Its action you soap used, continued taking It for M>m«« ;ime after tbe cancer This see that It Is not lye soap, because that One of Ibe Xi-w Catholic bishop's, on the iirxt finger of the opal with favor. must be due to the Art <>f llniitr>. was removed. Ten long years have paesed since Slmiira. It used be will take the life out of the paint anl no right hand. to considered the fact that It Is now a gem of fashion. Opal from tiie Journal. then and trace of the ugly thing hat returned. T>en lay on a r. Favorite are worn by fashionable women. rings nnd Floor*. Kennedy'e Remedy as being able te borax water. Then dip in a bowl of clean ilernler ori. The ring must be a superb one, Opal C'nrpetn Dawson. "I wish you would gimme some¬ cure tbe troubles for which It Is water and a< ross a mirror or are in vogue and are prepared." lay long an l must partaka of the slender and grace- greatly wonderfully Then have the floor scoured with good thing to eat. That there woman next door one of our local physicians said. In «rplelnlog pane of glass, rubbing It n with a cloth. fa daintiness of the "Marquise" circle. It beautiful whan combined with diamonds. water.unless It is stained or the That will take wrinkle out of strong lye gimme a handout, but, on the dead, the demand for l>r. Kennedy 's Favorite Remedy: every It. and must be solid, big and respectably eccle¬ The lire with Its iridescent is It arts as a you must leave It then? till It dries. This siastic in opal coloring oiled, then, of course, you will have It wiped stuff wasn't fit." nerve and bbiod food, and to my its appearance. The feminine the gem of the hour. "See here." was the answer knowh-dge It has made of will not restore faded colors, but It will mind, desirous of con¬ up with hot water only, as anything else he got, "that many permanent mrm always presenting one of the most beautiful combs seen this won an next door is my mother, and 11 Nervous Debility, Sleeplessness, lenve ribbons looking like new, and if your trasted effects to poor humanity, sees the Kemairkatfcly lOI.-acnnl. season is of tortols- with a row would extract both color and oil. If you Dyspepsia, shell, of you aren't out of here In less than two met lam, end of the *1<*kne*» peojlier to ribbon Is faded on one side only, or la failed delicately sarcastic anomaly of a little, pay JIB for It. and get off cheap at that. set across the Side have fenred that there might be moths In In can use It glistening opals top. minutes, I'll set the do* on you. Now, you where other treatmerts have failed For flead- spots, you easily again. For white, frivolous-looking lutnd wearing a bla The name Idea would work out exquisitely combs to match we set with 'uoaller opals the edges of the room, the hot water ahould Bit." feathers.ostrtch tips.you con have your .olid kort of In white broad'UnUv ladies' an aches. Constipation and the run-down condition «nt aggressively ring. CI clotK, fur In the name way. be UHed am1 than n train of Mr. '* freely, gasoline Dawson got. often suJK i» with tbert Is notni'tg else .-