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• HOW ENERGY IS WASTED. Household Duties Should Be Perforrtiod Without Nervous Strain. A woman should make it a rule never to stand at any task that she can do just as well sitting. For instance, Why stand up when you peel potatoes. WhY stand ;when you \do\ your hair? You are simply using up strength that should be saved for more important matters. Again you may waste strength by taking unnecessary steps. This is Pe - culiarly likely to be the case when You have to go up and down stairs a great deal. A little thought and care Will save you a good many toilsome climbs. In going upstairs most people bend from the waist, thus cramping up their cheats until they cannot get a free breath. Then they laboriously haul themselves up by clinging to the banis- ter. dragging their feet uselessly after them and putting the whole strain of the climb on their backs. In preparing to go upstairs stand per- feetly erect, throwing out the chest. Keep away from the banister. Lift the feet, bending the knees freely. In addition to wasting energy about their work, many women fritter away nervous force when they are supposed to be resting. For instance, there Is the woman who rocks violently to arid fro in her favorite rocker. Even such an apparently unimportant habit as swinging the foot or tapping If restless- ly upon the floor or allowing the fingers to play with articles near them Is so mueli drain on the nervous system. Keep still! Relax even in your work. -Woman's World. 4 - IN THE KITCHEN. When filling preserve jars it Is a good plan to keep off drafts by closing doors and windows that are opposite one another. In avoiding drafts when filling hot jars many breakages are also avoided. Fish may he scaled more quickly If dipped in boiling water for a moment. Thin cream may be made thick enough to whip by first adding the un- beaten white of an egg before begin- ning to whip it. • A moistened newspaper resting on drier layers makes a good dust dump for either the contents of a carpet sweeper or a dustpan. Dust and scur- rying lint do not escape when a stray draft strikes it. Take an old knife and serape from the gas range oven any rust that may have accumulated. Then give the oven a good coat of aluminium bronze. Let this dry and give the oven a sec- ond coat of the stone. Faucets are easily brightened by rub- bing them with a little letnOn peel. To clean zinc dip a piece of flannel In paraflin and rub the zinc thoroughly with it. then wash with Nor soapsuds of r. !del, graialtht.ther ly:1•4 s'. proud eon' pan , Pamirs :ite thitinies see toot's: oort. hair th....ae so she pays It forfeit. Eitel. tilt It lutist spin retold !shim ,litys if a osirsh The Eaking P-7. 1.1.1111.•.1. 1 )v.11,41.41:14 the 1 loonis Will 1. 11:1 , 1.11 , . If .; ham.. ro, eakes; fad; o ti lo t t s o .y are % I c e's eaceo; ..c `.1.. V I:, 1,111 1-I 'III- 01 en. r% 11.II . lady AV:P.1H I ,] get them wit anil A, a 5 tH II • 1. L.: , V. hen nil the 15: ' . I- antl • ...iffure is /0..1)4 r thel - e 1-; Nit :It I 1 .1 nt ' • romn for .... t oos oo l, - is os to sot :i seat. Tim 1'•, 1 I hem I II, [ 1 4` I•• Is f o A Perbisent Nu\sanee I 1 •••1 I It. .1111st t:t1 I , \ I. \I t II Woman's Section of the Paper There Are About Fifty, Most of Whm o OMEN COLONELS. Are of Royal Blood. There are now about fifty women colonels in Europe. Most of them are of royal birth. First on the list are Grand Duchess Olga, eldest daughter of the czar, and her sister. Grand Duchess Tatiana. The latter. although OR a moment Dora searched only fifteen years old, is colonel of a the rack; then she remembered regiment of lancers. that her jacket was upstairs, The first womun to receive this mill , and she caught up her broth- tory honor was Princess Charlotte of er's golf coal She could slip cross P rusalts who married Czar Nicholas 1. lots to the woods and be back in no and who, on be. omit's; a widow. asked titne at all. She must have some ar- tier brother, then king of Prussia, to butus for the supper bible. transfer to her the coloneley of the As she was crossing the Benton farm Sixth regiment of Prussian curies- she heard an angry bellow and mulled. Biers. He did so, and thus was the Benton's prize bull was In the next lot. fashion started. He could not bother her. Then, with The late Queen Victoria was colonel a rending crash. the maddenes1 animal The New Linuerie Ribbons run through beadhig at the nose of the yokes are familiar enough trimmings on nightdresses. but this oblique adornment on the robe de nult illustrated is decidedly interesting. The ribbon beading slopes upward at the front and back and meets Pat 1.11 front of 'he left arm. THE WINTER HAT PROBLEM. t++++ 4 ' :-++ 4 .1_ RECIPES WHEN BAKING. t. Medium Sized Headpiece Advisable Choice -Good Combinations. , In order that the woman endeavor- Cheese Wafers. lug to make up her mind what kind ..f One-half cupful of butter. one cupful a hat she will get for late fa a il nd , grated eh 141)0-h ill e-a m If cupfal of ilk. o early winter may have less to wrry teaspoonful of baking powder, a about it is a safe piece of till yip little salt and flour to thickea. Roil she will make no mistake by choosine very thin, cut out and bake in a mod- e medium chapeau, and thnt apoties era La oven. Its size as well as to what it looks like Corn Wafers, It should not be too plain nor should Two eggs, two tallolespoonfa 3 of but. thestyle be too pron ne oued: faist. ter. two tablespoutifuls of sugar, two the woman who avoids extremes in cups of sour milk. one teaspoonful of styles is always on the safer side, saleratus, a little wheat flour and corn - No mistake , ain be made in tailor and meal to make a rather thin batter. material comliinnthess. Silk and felt, Now spread a very thin layer, very silk n1111 velvet and silk and plush are 4 evenly. on a long. ilat limiting pan, bake art is lie co mbinat men9. I in a quick ot - 11]. and cut in squares. More women are wearing the tanoo'• ahanier. aril it will be quite popular Beaten Biscuit, and polish with a dry soft cloth. the aoining winter. Tim retool sailor. Sift oe n ta1,14.-1.....liftil ef salt with - oath rollints brim. ti smaller salter oil o one quart el flu or. Ad o il ne tabe l- . ss .4 ecills running oisiot oil of laid. Use ....mai quantities round 1 r\.; ,wit Panda:: o‘l r the or mill, and tee looter to inake a stiff brier :it a it-ft re mucho wrn w . hile ,1„ tit o o o„„ t „„ a „. orit until it is , , f a III 0 tome lamas set...aid...Os and beeinning •rentinn or nil , : variety ILA , ;It a hair boor. Roll to to a ,• nail,'.!by n natal ef 101'1'11'4 eieslialf in It thieknaos. cut mm lit ploorise to nuit• h. a form It 0001- small elitter. PeOse in moderately g- 1 quick uten. ' hreo. fool' I . ..1 - 114.! - Cti Mountain Muffins. pia,vera :ire tiltse ated e exept one. ito ot f..r s Wear. , r AT; .111„,,,,, h I 't' re-. a 110arter o large fur IllUst In'ttNilled• .f•I 1- vat inthl . player t1:110's the name of some I ill iii.a se the r. or a lady's toilet -her peeklace. ::: sloon two suPfilia of titans Oaf' (•g'- eistin, her gloves. her bracelets. „ ;ag o\. f an ,. .....,•otte and three le:1,441' II:rSfItiS 41f haLifIg her rheas, her eondi, ono der The am, as laity's 11101 I cream ianter. a.\.1 a!III egg and aa3 7 s. -M3 lady is going out and i 1...••ien. sift lrtf.iii:p pm der n till altlIs her chtti11. - Ancient Hair Combs Wert-. Again. thelr 1:1141 Hr. -4 Ittl• :111.`r 01.,,iti must instanth 1111so The P hi ' , •\' sh \ 11 ultv! Y iv\iii It ii i \ a tltlit soiti rond h u. If se fo ' rs. of the First reeiment of Prussian m dragoons of the 'ord. but never saw them or donned their uniform. Wom- en colonels are most numerous in Ger- many. \The kaiser creates them In batches every time he has nothing else to do.\ His daughter. Princess Vic- toria Ulises -4s second head of the fa- mous \Death's Head\ ian('ers. The German crown prIneess Is colo- nel in the Seeond Silesian dragoons and takes her position seriously. She The Week's Illustrated Story An Unusual Reconciliation By HELEN WILLIAMS minded Frazer. \That's more than we are likely to get.\ \Don't you think the creature will go away?\ pleaded Dora. \I'll ask him if you like,\ he offered. \but he doesn't look as though he ever would. Frazer lets him stay out all night. Dissipated sort of creature.. King Champion \Do you aupposie they would hear it we called?\ \We would hurt our voices to no avail. The only thing to do Is to watt' broke down the tibusy fence and caine until It gets so dark that he can't see charging across the lot after the fury the red. Then maybe he'll forget us.' Inciting redcoat. - Throw him your coat,\ commanded. Dora in a glance measured her Dora. \Maybe that viiii satisfy Maul chances and swung up into the single and he'll go away.\ apple tree that stood in the center of Frazer dropped his coat directly In, the field. Its branches hung low, and front of King Champion's now 1)1. - it Was no fear for 'the fictive girl to swing up and find a crotch well above the reach of those lowering horna. The bull looked about puzzledly for a moment: then he caught sight of the never misses an opportonity of lead- glint of red in the branches end Inc her men Her mother. the Grand charged again. His impact shook the Duchess of Meeklenburg-Schwerin. Is tree, but it did not dislodge the girl, colonel of the Second aleeklentoirg for she clung with her arms about the dragoons. Princess Eitel Freldrich, trunk. wife of the kniaer's favorite son. 18 Being a patient animal, the bull colonel of the Twelfth dragoons. Prine waited. and Dora was so much occti- e eRa Adolf of Sehain so nlitirL pled with the impleasauttiess of the glands the Elghty-mixth faislIvers. All ippe corn- aftuation that she never noticed the these German princessea lend their approach of a man in a red golf coat until he was midway acrooss the lot. regiments at the annual kaiser parades held in August and November. The kalaer'm sisters, the Crown Prin- cess Sofia of Greer's. and Princess Mar- garet of Hesse, are zealous in their eolonelclea. The kaisers wife com- mands two reelments. She is colo- nel of the Eighty-sixth reeiment of Prussian fusileers and ilia() of - the bus - stirs of the guard of Grodno. a RUA- RInn regiment. Carmen Sylva. the queen of Roumania, is colonel of the Second battalion of Roumanian light infantry. Queen Mary of England is a colonel of the Fifth Riissinn lancers. Queen Olga of Greece is \the only pet - Besotted ntImiral in the world.\ These tifty female colonels command, In the- ory. close upon 60.000 of the best troops in Europe -Lady's Realm, Imparted Valor. A new nrrival strolled into the lob- by of a popular Muskogee hotel a few evenings ago and walked rather un- steadily to the desk to register, says id:tined. \I was wearing Ted's coat. the laanaas City Star. Turning to fo and that horrid cr l- eature broke down tunate. Dora froze up. She had for - low the porter to his room w there as gni 1111 in the exi4tement that she Sind a crash and bits of glass and an am- toe feki , 'e to get after it. Frazer bad solemnly ruptured their \ \Amiable anitual,'• commented Em- ber colored liquid spread along the. zer. Ord like to get down and pat friendship because she had refused to give up Henning as her partner in the m n floor. hi o the o head-w e ith an x.\ Before a porter could be summoned - We're trespassers. Ile's on his double match game. Ile bad called to Mop It up a tiny 111011 SO crept from owner's pro! .•rty,\ she rein her stubborn. She had declared that under the clear counter 111111 !Upped \Thtll's SIC he agreed. - but that does she always kept her promise. and when greedily at the liquor. Then mount- not affeet 111,Y .lesire In the least.\ be reminded her of an earlier and for- ing the esige of a cuspfilor, the mouse \And Ted had sotne frietels to sup- t e .t .: % t i le e n d. promise the adjective had been exclaimed: I 'n't per.'• she wailed. \and there won't be mean that, Dodo,\ he \Where is that cat that was looking any aclutua.\ for Inclast nitAit \I ita :supper. anyway.\ re- 1,1 , 1:ailed. She held 1111 her head. lVon't you be nice?\ he beiststl. - \You can play golf with any one yet The Children's Department .\... n !lic e wk., you knew I couldn't escape It was ot to reopen the argu- ‘• ant olds- don't be angry.\ it,\ bile decreed. On an English Goat Farm vsa , sn't even thinking of that row.\ \ \I didn't mean to.\ he declared. \I. PLAYING \MY LADY'S MAID.\ \You were,\ she said very ixisltively. A Garnet In Which Agility and Quick It is useless to deny It either for I Wit Are Required. shall not argue.\ Ile made several efforts to convince her. but to no use. and at last he sank into a shivering silence. The sun had se', and the air was growing chill. lie missed his coat sadly. but Dora did not notice his plight until his teeth chat- • tered so that she heard the sound. 'You are cold, and I made you throw , down your coat\ she cried penitently. I \It's all right.\ lie protested. \Ira not.\ she contradicted. \Irs all iny fault too.\ - The coat was sacrificed In the in- terest of scientific experiment,\ he de- chired. \It shows that n blooded bull Call 11 t least (Villa up to two. Lie's waiting for the other one. anci then sos I rely et o wind.\ she suggested. \I could keep he probably. won't be satisfied.\ 1 51u1 \You'd be wormer if you sat next 1.•P. elisirless \the' , are all the Irma; on this aide. away from the 4 .) Lel 3 Is ardil in n hert if it mo becona ; torn. ft' the veld on the other side.\ \You'd fall off,\ he objected vast - fully, \for of course. since you hate TAE DANCING PEA. n 444; me. you wouldn't let me hold you on t•VAl?'.1, With ASSistanCe ef a ?Igo Yo'.' DS There wns 110 11 11SWer to this, rind Frazer deliberately opened his mouth This TricIs 1 Ia. -1.1‘.q the sOtind of his clieking teeth T. Le l• .4 a hd.aka..) A y ou.11,.:.-1.';',-; for a ioniolo oil a 14..:It tarn' ill 111011. pininly heard. Dora do•lies io I ..f st....41 it for ten minutes, then: I I leaat 4111 . :I 11 I a- of the frigid I .;', o ma', • O.. • is,le I FOOD cr. POLII,R BEAR. -what iS it?\ he asked. It.' 1, 1 , 1 1 1.• \pl e o o m eome over,\ she pleaded. -I 'IF.aw H.) (.13n: c:,111-. to Ar.: - ta 7:,e His Ho,. - V\% , Ve1\• • i. • III' Deost., tre Ice. ,, r '(lilt hate yam.\ 1 - ) a minute he was beside her, hold- i•.•11'ar ;!11.,1 i•: .1,!1 a•eits o ; •r: ..1 1H,..1: 1.1:1 ' . d ;.i•it'! i•.1 1I... \rid. -All on ! ton ste:Hly the drab The teeth timidiy. \I Wol1111 rather phiy .., o. a's ass.; n!-i• 11..1 ollatterleg. and Dora nestled shall notlay p with Mr. Beimines. \ Ca. bolo...-. at - Oa- eist • r o I','Ine• 'I\ \I \‘Chlt Pall you give blin I ..• :Mar pie.. pm.\ sl • a el fall. ms-ooliso : 1...'s: sisaot now'!\ he demanded. acitt throegli p tae. 1:nly- '-\ree 4.2 Sas. 1 - 1 •11 I • -11 : • . - Perhaps you might think of one I .e. ls I- I jssorgIi.s• • s .11 sleet. ti .-W • I roahl lull hail that we were en - \Look out,\ she shrilled; \It's a bull! Run!\ The newcomer obeyed both Injunc- tions, but the cry hail attracted the bull's attention, and the animal was fast gaining on lifa new prey when suddenly tre man leaped to one side. and the bull plowed on. By the time It had turned the man was running for the tree and swung himself up Just as tue buil reached him. \Narrow squeak that,\ he chuckled. \18 it you, Dora'!\ \I should think you could tell the tilt- ference between a bull and a cow,\ she said severely. \The idea of walk' lug right into a field with that coat.\ The Cry Had Attracted the Bull's At' \I was all right,\ was the easy re- tention. sponse. \Eine Champion belongs re. -ti' - the bull redueed it to ribbons the next lot. Ile muld have broken the mind worked himself up to a fresh fence. I was taking a short cut to fury. the links. Glad I left my clubs there \lie isn't even happy when he gets last night or I. should have lost them. I It.\ cononeuted Frazer. \Stubborn sort How did you get here?\ of brute.\ \I was going' after arbutus.\ she ex- His choice or words hind bepn unfo: . Tisr.gs. ml tot Li iu 1 ml I 1' 1 I 11111 I It It . \'\ ; ' IT m I, Ill,\ ; „ I , o ' I Li , it true.\ he remind- , i i t I I I I II n , ,n, I I 'I I 1.1.1 , 1; or , ...1 i i\voi 1 , I I ,,,11,,'„••• i , or hut !•:i 11 4 , 1 , ‘'..th . .t.11.,sx or like minutes afterward -:• moo s o • sio. iss.• • o- 1 io :lo is.. is or lasa • 'sone linek to ..arth ttI .1. rn' as mile . • is. , as.- 1 41 - . 1 s 1.- .0 \fasu tho gleon lig. 15 la t'ets ;ill %1 as quiet_ 1.1.1I .1 • /lir •I •1 „ r • !In 1 n I I I I I111031 1111. ),‘ IIII 1 I I 11 - 11a1111.1011 . :\ she I.. at. I 1 , s la :.\:\-; r \ . it 1 , :1 , 1„...1 I ..lancod down. . f 1i -i11:'! Ileul nit I lIn' 1:01 O.) 1. p/ 1111 , lie cried. , . • :•• : 1 . 1 It!. II the 1:•4• , ntIA- t o - •o:roo-40 Int. got thir-hy. 'flie creek A Netter:cal Puss:: te 1..1 a I • ' \-a : ti 11,1 .1. 1:.1:( Isirlis runs .hrollgil the other held.'' l'„ ' .1 it's e he'a. cargees lad). le - .I- h.I e 110ell \I Ili i111: he's :III :11\ fllny nice tuill.\ .:i„I , .1 •. • ;, • f a to 1:1;,..!,nd said irrele‘ tly as Ile tielsod her .1 It' as ;:lr . I. .11. 1 1111;i.-11 1011(1 • fOr thiS Nois - York :stint down. And Fred agreed with her,
