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A small t‘nnlr finishes the neck of may fashionable jackets. The mndvre mlnoou tips the scales I! less than one mend. 8mm “town with mauve orchids are simply uqnlslve. Stan-es widen ind shorten as the Hummer vomes on. Tortoise shell in the newest "and: at brown. an Inn-ace. tub I mm gown I'M with lace medium". a plain in" of in link Mocking: were mule very smart by (N! me of lace med-Hons. one just wove ouch Ito-tap, Loco hf Anklu. A pair of hoe nod-Hons. In" met no- the manor fmcll. an N) pm to excellent It.” In trimming stockings (- mm: ma gown. The up n can dlmny on "no truth of the land. I“ draw: mam fully 'OI’II‘d tho bark. When n curl I. won our «a. shoulder. It In home- llm Inflated by loops and em!- a! (to with. or other nun. Man. vault tr other gnu mould be "mum "In". no nu the unml elect at "a huh I: nut] and light. noun!- not-cum mum mu of the word. In: I not won- fmn gold mm». or may [old “as. "added II“ In." um; or n an no IMF {mm cm" wlfll. "amt-mot. his “her mum. 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An infallible rule is to an one-half the shell of the egg need with cold water And then beat or “told" in only as much flour .8 can be absorbed. Put enough on a mold- ing board and rolling pin to prevent ndherinz, and the result will he I smooth. brittle paste which can be shredded without any dimcnlty. with double elect. the upper portion pointing In front, tablier fashion. and rounding up shapely to the back. A deeply kiited nouuce applied bpneath a double band of braid given the correct flare at. the loot. this being maintained by a. narrow band of princess hair- cioth on the drop skirt OI' pouicoIL Making Perfect "swatch." Design by Kay Eamon A INQIT LITTLE COA‘I. Aa Illustrated the material in m i own taireta, combined with tan color and trimmed with little ornamenu of braid. and matches the akirL but all the materiala mentioned an equally appropriate. To make the coal tar a woman of medium also will it n ulredinrdadmflalfl. I“ yarda 21 or 1% yam « m '1“. 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