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Jwfmi PUATTM I NKHrlAtKA
COOLING A3 EA8Y AS HEATING.
Now, when ono comes to think of It,
thero 1b difficulty In understanding
why humnnlty hns always ronllzcd thoj
need' of mitigating tho severity of cll
tnato that takes tho form of cold, bu
for tho most part still assumes tho Imj
possibility of dolr.fr anything to torn'
per heat, from which wo suffer al
most as much, says New York Time,
At less oxpenso thnn that by which
houses aro warmed In winter they can
bo coolod In summer, and, whllo tho
wlntor heating, thanks to our strange
refusal to learn tho art of ventilation,
Involves tho creation of conditions In
jurious to health, thoso which sum
mer cooling would establish would
probably bo In ovcry way beneficial tot
us. At any rato, tho thing Is per
fectly practlcablo. Of courso, It
adopted, it would add to tho cost of
living, but it would also Incroaso tho
general stock of availablo energy,
which would mean an Incrcaso of
earning powor to a more than com
pensating degree Not much of a ro
frlgoratlon plant would bo required to
bring tho air of a bedroom to a torn
poraturo In which sleep would bo re
freshing, Instoad of imposslblo or ex
hausting, and tho wondor Is that tho
rich and tho well-to-do, at least, do not
generally, Instead of hardly at oil,
utlllzo a benefit which sclonco Is ready
to glvo thorn for much less money tbnn
they pay for a thousand other smaller
luxuries and convonloncos.
Tho first passenger airship to bo
operated for regular transportation
purposes has been put In commission
In Germany. It Is a Zeppelin dlrlgl
bio and will run over a courso that
Will Includo Friedrlchshafon, Stutt
gart, Mannheim, Cologno and Dussol
dorf. At first Count Zoppolln him
) If, Inventor of tho machlno which
boars his name, will bo at tho helm.
Tho airship has capacity for twenty
fiassengers, for whom accommoda
Ions as luxurious as thoso of a Pull
man palaco car havo been provided.
As tho ontorprlso 1b backed by a ship
ping company of undoubted standing
thcro scorns to bo nmplo faith In tho
success of tho ontorprlso nnd belief
that aerial navigation has come to
Btay.
Finland, in so far as tho autonomy
enjoyed heretofore Is concerned, has
practically boon wiped oft tho map,
tht Douma first nnd tho Council of
tho iimpiro Anally having enacted tho
law which turnB ovor tho administra
tion of Finnish affairs to representa
tives of tho czar. Finland was form
erly a grand duchy, and, though un
der IlusBlan control, had a largo mens
uro of self-government. Tho Finns
nre a sturdy, solf-rollant and intelli
gent people and huvo mado groat
progress in education and othorwlso.
Dut tho policy of Russia la to central
Izo control at St. Petersburg, and tho
disposition of Flnlnnd Is tho latest
exemplification of tho existing ten
dency. VVhon fnrmers turn to "bulling"
wheat the speculators In tho grain
exchanges hardly know whero they
nro at Thoro seoms to bo something
like a comblnod effort on tho part of
tho big wheat-growers of tho north
west to keep up prices, says Mllwnu
koo Evening Wisconsin. Delegations
by tralnlonds nro going to somo of tho
largo trading-centers llko St. Paul and
donllng In heavy lots. Somo of thoso
farmers nro rated as millionaires, hav
ing mado fortunes in grain growing,
nnd they also seem to understand tho
bull and bear business. At least tho
professional speculators In tho "wheat
pit" And tho tillers of tho soil foomon
worthy of their steel.
Before you begin to criticise nvla
tion meets for not punning out nB per
promises, ploaso kindly remember
bow many races for tho America's can
havo been boring nnd inconclusive
drifting matches. Doth nvlntlon and
yachting depend on tho wind, and tho
wind is mighty uncertain.
A Michigan farmer who separated
from his wile nnl then bocamo her
hired man h suhg lior for $500 back
pay. Perhaps h could got her to set
tie oirt of aourt if ho would ngreo to
";o 400.
Western bnnltors report that the
rmers of Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri
Jad Iowa havo spent $15,000,000 for
automobiles. Thoro must bo something
fjh that story nftor all.
Kidnaping Is still provnllent despite
Vne discouragements of heavy son
toncos. Tho only romedy seems to In
creaso tho penalty.
The prlco of cigarettes is going up
but this of course won't bothor tho
man who always got his from the oth
r fellow.
When airships become so thick that
Ahoy shut out sunlight then, tndood,
svm aviation do won established.
For Hot Days
JUST tho nowcstnnd lovollcst things
In millinery for tho nil too brief
midsummer havo been placed be
fore tho fascinated eyes of tho devoteo
to outdoors nnd .fashion. Illnck nnd
whlto or tho coldest of colors, laco and
more lace, these nro tho paramount
idenB that tho modistes havo put into
triumphs of execution. Nothing wub
ovor Imagined for tho dog days, love
lier than tbo bat of whlto chip In
which tho contour of tho brim is out
lined with two rolled folds of black
velvet placed on tho under sldo. About
tho crown nro set largo roses mado
of Ano princess laco and sot in dark
green foliage. Thcso flowers of
laco aro oxqulslto. So far tho Illy and
rose havo beon mado nnd no othor
blossoms enn bo moro beautiful than
thoy. Wido Vnl edging for tho roses
and all-ovor patterns for tho lllllcs nro
destinod to bo tho favorito, but
It ono possesses a long purso or bnu
somo yards of old lnco, ploaso lmag
Ino roses mado of a duchess lacol The
finest of silk covered wlro has to bo
Bowed In to hold tho petals or simu
lated potals in placo. For tho roses, a
wroath can bo mnnaged without cut
ting tho laco but for lilies tho petals
LINEN DRESS
A Btmplo somt-princcRB dross Is
Bhown hero, that Is a stylo specially
suited to linen. Tho pnnol front that
extends tho wholo length Is attached
to tho sldoB by wido wrapped seams.
Tho back Is not a panel, but tho bodlco
nnd skirt have Blight fulness at waist
Tho turn over collar and cuffs are of
embroidered lawn.
Materials required: 6 yards 40
Inches wido.
Bracelets Over Gloves.
Few women scorn to tenllzo that
bracelets over gloves nro almost or
quite as bad as rings over gloves, If
ono wears a bracelet with long gloves
nt all It should be worn under them:
but If possible It ihould not be wore.
must bo shaped; unless each Is mad
separately by a laccmaker. No one
will bo so foolish as to cut up Ant
hand mndo laces. Lilies, therefore, are
destined to bo mado of tho best ma
chine mndo laccB. Hut, as this season
will not sco tho last of tho laco flow
ers, It Is worth whllo to mako separata
petals of rennnlsanco of othor Ano
lace, for thoso who know how.
Numbers of hats In hair braid or
homp or Ano chip aro overlaid -with
wide chnntllly laco. Dlack over whlto
chip or whlto over black, Is all thoro
Is to toll. Plumes, pompons and
aigrettes finish thorn; thcso, too, in
black or whlto.
Tho small drooping brim round hat
continues tho favorito for motoring
and gonoral wear when tho matter of
protoctlon claims tho first attention.
Dlnck and whlto, striped ribbon nnd
button roses, mado of straw llko that
in tho hat, leavo nothing to bo do
sired for such a model. In tho picture
tho hat Is of sllvor-bluo straw, the
flowers of tho same, and a long ad
Justlblo yell of whlto chiffon Is an ac
cessory to bo put on and off nt pleas
uro.
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
GLOVES MATCH THE COSTUME,'
No More Whlto Ones Are Worn, and
Where They Seem Necessary
Cream Color Is Used.
No moro Whlto clnvr-n! fllnvpii
match tho costume, or whero thow
ougni to no wnito, nccordlng to all
social canons, thoy aro cream. Sued
slippers, too. match tho costume, nn
tho Btocklngs with them aro flesh
colored!
Vanity bags of cold claon now
Hat purso. Tho meshed tin en nm Tin
longer plain, but aro In two metals
gain ana gunmotnl, or oxidized silver
and copper Interwoven in a quaint
pattern.
Tortoise-shell Is mnde un Into nvnrv,
thing, from nowdor cases to umiirniin
handles; nnd thoro Is a great deal of
gunmetni and Jot seen, owing to tho
klnc'a death nnd tho nubllo mnurnlne
mat I'arlB seems to havo assumed with
England
For tho snmo reason, orchids, rnnl
and artificial, nro on vlow everywhere;
bIiico thoy were Edward's favorito
flower. i
Finally, woodon beads. Tim fnri im
uecomo a crnzo, ana wooden bonds, In
uincit nnd colors, nro ns thick ns lo-
custa during tho plnguo In Egypt
Silk Fishnet.
If In your shonnlnir tours vnn nrn
rortumuo onouch to sou n. ninm nt
silk llshuot, buy It.
Tho coarB mesh offers nm
lng, but much docorntlon, when used
over n contrasting annuo of buppIo
illldU 1(11.
In gray or tho favorito twlno color
It nllowB almost any combination. For
entire turbans, for hugo bows or for
trnnspnrent scarfs to bo thrown over
gorgeous oveing costumos, flshnot Is
a valuable nset In
woman's wardrobe
tho up-to-dato
A Cushion Edge.
acaiiops largo shallow scallops
dono In conrso buttonhole stitch with
linen floss or heavy cottonform tho
attractive eago of a cretonne sofa pll
low.
It is advisable to use the natural
linon color of tho background, as It
wm he found moro effective than the
mora brilliant colors of tho flowers.
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UT still our placo is kept, anil
It will watt.
Heady for us to fill It soon
or late.
No star ,ls ever lost wo once have Keen;
We nhvnya may bo, wlint wo might have
been.
Adelaide Proctor.
THE SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER.
During tho hot' wonthcr tbo simpler
tho food the hotter tho health of tho
family. A salad with uandwlchea and
fruit with n glass of lco tea or milk
makes a sufficient meal after a hearty
llnnnor on Sunday.
A combination of grated cheese and
hopped nuts, with a littlo talad dress
ing Is a good Ailing for sandwiches.
Peanut butter Is liked by many, and
Is an easy Ailing to uso, being ready
prepared.
A slmplo snlad, If ono Is fond of
peanuts, Is prcpnrcd by chopping tho
nuts, sprlnklo over crisp lettuce nnd
pour over a trench dressing, made by
using four tablcspoonfuls of olive oil
to two of vlnegnr and a tablespoonful
of onion Juice, salt and pepper to
taste.
An easy way to servo n Bupper on
Sunday night Is to serve It buffet
stylo. Arrango tho table with tho sil
ver, dishes and food on the table and
sideboard, whero each may help him
self. ,
An egg sandwich is good n sup
per sandwich, nnd easily m.ty. Cook
sufficient eggs for tho number of .sand
wiches needed. When cold, remove
tho shells nnd crush with a fork, sea-
toning with melted butter, salt, pep
per and onion Juice.
Saving Hints.
When purchasing mcatB a two days'
supply 1b found to bo an economy, ns
many tempting dishes may bo mndo
with apparently no qxtrn expense.
Celery stalks, leaves, parsley and mint
should bo cnrofully dried and kept for
an emergency.
A few contB expended occasionally
for parsloy, green peppers, a lemon
and an orange, to bo used as a garnish,
Is wlBe, for that which appeals to tho
eyo also appealB to tho palate.
Save all pieces of meat, vegetables
and corenls, oven If tho amount Is
small. Chop, add ecu and brond
crumbs, roll Into balls and fry. Serve
with tomato sauco and garnish with
parsley.
SON, obBcrvo the postage
stamp. Its usefulness de
pends upon its ability to
tick to one thing, until It gets there."
HOT WEATHER DRINKS.
The best lemonade is mado from a
sirup which may bo prepared in quan
tlty nnd then It is nlwayB ready for in
stant uso. To ono cupful of lemon
Juico add a half cupful of sugar and
n qunrter of a cupful of water, boll to
gether ten minutes nnd put In a hot
tlo to bo kept In tho lco box.
When egg lemonudo Is wanted, boat
tho egg and add to tho sirup, using
Btifllclent wnter und sirup for the
amount desired.
Tea Punch.
Pour two quarts of boiling water
over two heaping touspoonfuls of ten
and steep flvo minutes. Strain ovor
two pounds of loaf sugar nnd stand
until cool, Hrenk a small rlpo plncnp
plo into pieces, cut three peeled or
anges Into slices, and aqucezo the
Juico from olght lomons. Put all into
tho mlxturo and add a few cherries
or cholco strawborrlcs. Put on lco
until cold.
Mint Punch.
Placo a few sprigs of mint In fresh
ly mndo tea, when uteopod sot away
to cool. Serve with lomon and sugar
Raspberry Vinegar.
Put half as much vlnegnr ns rasp
berries to soak In a Jar, let stand two
days, strain; add the snmo amount of
fresh berries agnln and stand another
two days, strain, and add three-quarters
as much sugar as tho Arst meas
ure of berries; hem slowly and seal
whllo hot.
Currant Punch.
A simple wholesome drink which
can bo given to children during tho
hot summer months may bo mndo
of currant Juico or Jolly ns a flavor
ing. Doll n cupful of sugar and a
quart of water llvo minutes. Skim
nnd add tho Juico of four lemons nnd
two oranges. Strain and add a pint
of tho best currant Jolly. Continue
stirring until tho Jolly Is dissolved,
then place on lco. At the moment of
serving add chopped Ice and a quart
of charged water.
Iced Cocoa.
Preparo tho cocoa ns UBual, chill
and add whipped creum, and ovor tho
top of each glass or cup sprlnklo a
llttlo dry cocoa.
Curry Sauce,
Melt a tablespoonful of butter, ndd
a tablespoonful each of curry powder
and browned flour. Cook together,
then ndd n cupful of stock or hot
water will do, and cook until smooth.
Sanson with salt, popper and onion
Juico. Sorvo with boiled mutton or
Ash,
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CABINET
H Allli not fitted to llvo In a
world whero a and b ill
ways ential c. Tho In
tcrest of life's equation nrrlvcs with the
appearance of x, tho unknown quantity.
van Dyke.
VARITIES OF JUNKET.
Although most people aro fond of
Junket, not many know tho variety of
ways in which it may bo served. It
Is regarded by most as the very plain
est typo of cookery, as It Is seldom
met except perfectly plnln, Bcrvcd
with cream or perhaps tomo fruit.
Thero nro many moro claborato dishes
which nro not nearly so pleasing na
Junket, if It is carefully prepared.
Tho Junket tablet must bo added
to tho sweetened nnd flavored milk
when Just luko warm or It will not
thicken properly.
Junket has tho merit of being ono
of our most wholesome foods, nnd
mnny who ennnot eat milk And tt
very pleasant, nB It Is In n moro di
gestible form than plnln milk.
I'or Invalids, it forms an Ideal
nourishment, ns tho thickening of tho
milk by tho rennet Is exactly tho samo
process as that which takes placo In
digestion, and It Is consequently more
easily assimilated thnn milk which
has not been trented with Junket,
Junket Is used for mnklng lco
crenm, which renders It easier of di
gestion. Another uso of Junket Is in
making curd, while llttlo cream
cheeses and delicious llttlo cakeB may
bo mndo nt homo.
The milk used for Junket should bo
fresh nnd pure boiled milk will not
answer and It should bo warmed to
blood heat and no higher. Anothor
point to remember Is that it should
bo left in n warm placo without stir
ring until 1b Arm, then put In a
cool plnco until wanted to serve.
If It Is shaken It will break and sep
arate Into whey.
Caramel Junket.
Put six tableopoonfuls of sugar Into
a snucepan, placo over tho heat and
molt; when tho sirup Is a rich brown
romovo, add a few tablcapoonfuls ol
milk nnd let stand until dissolved.
Add this flavored milk to a quart ol
warm milk and n Junket tablet dis
solved In a llttlo water. Pour Into
cups or glasses nnd lot stand until
Arm In a warm place, then put on lco
until serving time.
BVEIt mind a change ol
scene
-P.tf .illn nnn ri t ltln1lni
What If things sem sordid, mean,
What's tho uso of blinking?
By degrees, by thinking, light.
Thinking glad and sweetly.
You'll escape tho stress of might
Worry gono completely.
John Kendrick Bangs.
MAKING WORK HARDER.
ny putting oursolvos In tho wrong
attitude toward our work wo mako It
doubly hard. Tho woman who says:
"I dcsplBO housework and detest cook
ing," only adds to her own and others'
discomfort by such thinking. Somo
wlso ono snld: "Thero is no stupid
work, only stupid workers."
Wo can mako our work an nrt or a
drudgery, tho smallest thing well dono
Is artistic. Much of the joy of living
lies In tho heart being In our work,
When wo respect our work It Is not
drudgery, no matt or how hard. Tho
up-to-dato housekeeper Ands ensy
ways of doing hor work, Is looking for
lnbor-savlng devices. She doos not
follow hor grandmother's methods If
sho finds thoso that aro better.
"Lot patlenco hnvo her perfect
work," for wo can seo In our dally
tasks tho means of character develop
ment.
Find tho Important things that must
be dono and slight the non-essentials,
Often It Is far moro Important that
you should havo n restful afternoon
with a book or a friend thnn that the
house should bo swept from bottom tc
top.
A few less stitches in the daughter's
dress, slmplor dessert oftei. means
less lines of care and a plensantoF
mother to llvo with. Lot us find out
the essentials and flight tho non-cs-sentlnls.
Whon ono is irritable nnd cross
often nil that Is needed is a day of
quiet und rest to bring back tho nor
mnl state of good temper
. It Is not work which tirau It Is one's
attitude towards" It. Tako an Interest
In house-work-. Unoriginal Surround
yoursolf with" pretty cooking utenslli
a thing mny bo useful and also boau
ttful to look at.
With tho right nttltudo toward oui
work, wo will And housework easy,
healthful and enjoyable.
Celery Sauce.
Blend two tnblespoonfulB each ol
butter nnd flour, add a cupful each of
milk nnd tho liquor In which a cupful
of chopped colory has been cooked
Cook until smooth, season with salt
and popper, add tho cooked celery and
servo with boiled fowl.
1
PLAY WITH THE CHILDREN'
Fabled Fountain of Youth Could No
Be More Potent Than Association
With Little Ones.
"Play with tho chlldrenl" was th
recurrent advice- of a wise aud suo
cossful man. "TIiIb will keop your
heart young, your vlowpolnt fresh
your wit Bparkllng. Tbo child heart is
at onco tho purest nnd tho happiest
In nil nature; tho child tongue Is i
transfiguring power."
Something of this Indulbtnblo power
attaches to good stories of those naive
and Innocent "little ones" scrlpturally
declared specially blessed and potent
Tho child mind transforms, the chlldf
touch lifts to glad laughter Incidents
and nccldents not otherwise worth
noting. Witness this llttlo tale of the
careful mother to whom enmo a tiny
son all agog ovor tho acquirement of
now and forhlddon knowledge.
"Mother!" cried the child, baby
eyes shining, baby cheeks glowing,
"do you know what Til bo homswojr
gled' tnenna?"
"No, dear," said tho mother, col
emnly, seizing tho opportunity to Im
plant a lesson. "I'm sure I do not."
"Well, I do," Wtts tho ecstatic nn
swer, tho suggested lesson being ut
terly Ignored. "It menns Just the
snmo as 'I'll bo gol-darnedl'"
SCRATCHED SO SHE COULD
NOT SLEEP
"l wrlto to toll you how thankful S
nm for tho wonderful Cutlcura Rem
edies. My llttlo niece had eczema for
fivo years nnd when hor mother dledt
I took caro of tho child. It was all"
ovor her face and body, also on hor
head. Sho scratched so that she could
not Bleep nights. I UBed Cutlcura
Soap to wash hbr with and then ap
plied Cutlcura Ointment I did not
uso qulto half tho Cutlcura Soap and?
Ointment, together with Cutlcura Re
solvent, whon you could seo a change
and they cured hor nicely. Now she
Is oleven years old nnd has never leca
bothered with eczema since. M
friends think It Is Just great the way
tho baby waB cured by Cutlcura. 1
send you a picture taken who ho wao
about 18 months old.
"Sho was taken with tho cczcraa
whon two years old. Sho was covered
with big sores and her mother had nit
tho best doctors and tried all kinds of
salves and medicines without effect
until wo used Cutlcura Remedies. Mrs.
H. Kiernnn, 6G3 Qulnc- St, Brooklyn,
N. Y Sept. 27. 1909."
He Knew the Kind.
Little Edward, aged four, was or
only child. Ho was anxious for &
baby sister, and was talking of It one
day with a frleni of tho family. In
tho friend's family was a baby girl of
ono year. Tho lady said: Edward,
you may havo y baby; she Is pretty
and sweet"
"Oh," said Edward, "I don't want nn.
old baby. I wont a bran new ono wlf
nofiln on but acum powder." Red)
Hon.
Poverty may bo a blessing, but
ovcry mnn Is willing to turn his share
of tho blessing orur to tho other fel
low. Dr. neren's rUet, mail, tnirnr-coated, mrr
to.
tana as canny. rrKuiam una lnvliurulo ttuaiucli.
A nagging wlfo makes her husband!
forget his othor troubles.
TiwiV Single Binder cisnr Is never
doped only tobacco in its natural state.
No other man appreciates a helping:
hand llko a man in trouble.
IT IS REALLY
ABSUR
to think that you can cure
your weak stomach and
get back your health
again by dieting or ex
perimenting with this or
that remedy. You need
Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters and nothing else.
For over 57 years it has
been making people well
and keeping them so and!
it will do as much foryou.
Try a bottle today for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Biliousness, Cramps, Di
arrhoea and Malaria, Fe
ver and Ague. It never
fails.
STOCKERS & FEEDERS
Choice quality; red anil rtmns,
white fixers or nui:" bought on
order. Trna of TlioiihumlH to
uelect (rum. Ha(lficilun (Hiar
autet'il. Corrfbiionilciu'e Invited.
Cume nnd bee for yourself.
National Live Stock Com. Co
At either
KaaiuCUy.Mo.. St. Jotepb.Mo., S. Omaha, Nell
Put a
KNOWN THS
WORLD OVER
in your vacation outfit
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Cliiua and txautiflti tht hatr.
fromoUl a laiujunt rrowth.
Marer 7 all a to Jlcatore Orar
II. Ir to lta Youthful Color.
Cum tcalp dlwtKt ball nUbia. (
aOc.apdtlDQat Pn:TTitl
"alill! Thompson's Eve Wafei