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• Woman's Section of the Paper A Christmas Gift for Baby Here is a charming toy for the Christmas stocking. it Is Just the thing to delight the heart of baby. The little woolen poodle is crocheted of white Wool. loops of the yarn being used for the hair on the head. around the body and on the tail. The re( of the iodatel is done in plain double crochet. The face la done with a needle and colored wool :small brass belt. are sewed all °vet the figure. anti the ribbon attached to the bow on the dog's neck terminates in a rubber or ivory te.thing ring. FOR WINTER FLOWERS. Bulbs May Be Started Any Time From September to January. A good many bulbs way be grown in the home window. They are in- expensive and help to brighten tip the long whiter and add a touch of spring. Hyacinths may be started any time from September to January. , and will bloom in eight or ten weeks after planting. Soil or water will suit them. For potting use a light. rich still it plant one bulb to a pot, using a four or five inch size. Plant so the top of the bulb is Just above the surfaee of the soil. Water well after 'denting and place in a dark corner iif a toil cellar to root. This will take from six to eight weeks. Bring them Into the living room as %ranted. They will bloom In a week or two after remov- ing to a warm room. llo not allow them to beet mote dry after planting. Nlireissuses and daffodils require about the same treatment as hym Piths, except that they grow biller and de- mand less room. Three bulbs 111/1V easily be grown In a six inch pot. The large trumeet varieties are iridium. Croruses. whirh are among our earli- est endue flowering bulbs, are easy to foree In the home aimless'. Plate six or eight t11111444 In a Aix inch pot unit treat about the same as. hyncintlie. Remove to the living room when the leaves are one and a half Invites high. They may ftlso he grown by placiniz lii shallow bowie among stories or peb- bles' and tilling the boa - le until the water comes 'warty to the top of the butts. They will grow and flower nicely with no Soil. - Orange Judd Farmer. Edible Christmas Novelties. A uousewlfe whose purse is ight planned this original Chriettints for ,T her young friends: A box of animal go oi.ess-i-Vi-e-esioi-rOCte cookie:: to the family with three ii i:i II boys homemade (lively 111141 stoned Ever Try a Salt Bath? d ales to e „ii ege smi th s W111111 1:1•41 it salt bath is very slim - two individual plum puildities t.. the I Illatilne luI \fiH 11,01, 'tithe salt Into a dear eh' holy eh. keeps boos. , by her ' beef. moisten it with water and with self, a loaf of salt risitie breed and the hand rub the moistened salt all one of nut breail to the bride serving o‘er the body. lieolimino with 11144 144 , 111S her first Christmas dower and n ln f the feet. Rub all the hlmlti ex , igit ket of eouglimita. to the eliali sleet- Ito. to. e until it glows. then step lido a lug his first Midday - season vie ay frion bathtub partly tilled with Wilr111 home. Mince riles and isiiind cake red thee sponge the salt off rpfl.•kly. were among tier gills. All these went Atter that sporii..e the I. with 1 , •itl done up in the most Minitel% e moaner • wallet and rub briskly with a Tnrkkli WHAT SALT WILL DO. As a kitchen disinfectant it Is ex 4 client. It Is it good cleanser for bottles. Brooms soaked in hot salt water wear better. When thrown on any bunting sub- stance It will stop the smoke and blaze. Black gp44S 011 dishes and (1h:cetera- thins on teacups may often be re- , movie\ by stilt. Carpels are brit:Merest and their celors preserved if wiped with clean elollis %%Tune mit ef salt water. All vegetables that may barber In - sec's M164411 4 1 4:1 1 1 16 1 In It 6444111114411 of salt water before they are use.1 Salt cleans.. flatiroes. renievee CCL slut his from silver sisseis and wHI cause fruit stains to be more easily removed from Ilnen. Snit sprinkled on a pantry shelf will rid it of units. !Dissolved In ftleehol it will remove grease steer' from eke Mug. e-141.444.44.44 4 4-txbetsa4.44.4.41.1\ 4 • 'T? FORTITUDE. Don't be c martyr. Bear the Ills .vott entinot help with wfint fortitude you can muster right the Ills tied may be vungtilelied Storm ) 1.1111..4.101y and relielon to your aid. If ever you are its stilled by the temptatirin to be melerieholy remember that - the darkest ilay lived till tomorrow will have passed away.\ The trouble with Koine of us is t• • Good to Clean Felt Hats. French 411:11k iii iii lilt, litoUlles1,1 are both wee) for cleanile who*. or Hole felt I oust. well with either {metier. let rettinin n troy dais thee blush off. Another good remedy „to paste of bow toel benzine rubbed into the (1.11 and left to dry before rub bing off. Macaroon Ice Cream. DrY• Pound and Ilii.:1•11te 4.1141 elm rif Olnettrotdis. add to \tie quart of er1111111, then auld three fourths id a (-up of sugar arid 41 of vanilla. Freeze. lisle:: three quarts tinely cut ice to one part reek ealt 4> that we keep lisikieg in instead of hiliking mit. We are intro- spective.-Chleago Tribune. I N O S 0 0 11 is tieeded %%Id) 111e ..aot bath. us salt is urit only a stimulauL but also a cleanser. Napkin Cases. The newest table Olen 114 the ben - r blind napkin The or.11-,tiry hobsewi fe Cum:111..1 11:111k ins for every tneal_ a lite napkiit 1•;t,1e4 si .eve th e purp..se ;0, the rings. that of keeigne tile napkins separate. .1 II the etises are ..i.ihrm.iticreti. ill Ii ii Ii work. work. eyelet .rr- solid eridirelder.... and each one sherd(' he din - 111'4.10 The .olino mle• shun mar he 11,..41 If hill lals tire em- broidered eu each ICI desienate the dif- ferent members of the family. The Rival Spirits -Omaha Woad Iieraid. I FOR THE RECIPE BOOK. Hominy Balls. Take three cupfuls a boiled hominy and season well with salt, pepper and paprika. Add one-half cupful of qui.- ed cheese. Shape into balls, placing a cube of pimento In the center of each ball Roll hrerated cheese. dip in egg mid then in stir ed breadcrirwha. Fry In deep fat and &Mu on Mown paper. The Left Over Roast : A good way of presenting roast beef a second time is to Introduce It under the uatue of \scalloped beef.\ Melt a bout two ounces each of fresh butter and mirmesati cheese. Chop fitie half ft pound of cold roust beef; heat It In the cheese and butter. Season with salt and pepper.. Pour the nitxture bitri seal lop shells or little tins. *wrin- kle over with breaolerunths and gritted parmesan ellt14 , 14e. Brown in the oven and serve very hot. Mushrooms. Broiled mushroems served on tonet are delichium when carefully prepared. The mushrooms elided.] lie peeled with a silver knife and the stems broken ont. The latter may he 8:1Ved. by the way, for soup. Melt sonic butter lit a frying pan and tint in the mitshomme. Into tbe holes left by the *items drop &W all 111111pg of Lanier. Sprinkle salt and pepper over them and 4...00k slowly until the butter has melted. Serve hot on fresh buttered toast. MAKING A LAUNDRY BAG. It Answers Various Purpose; and De- serves a Place on Christmas List. A de. idedly pretty laundry bag for fine pleeeit of linen can be fashioned from a large (Unlash towel. A towel alt Ii a deep frInge until blue horsier. rising a blue drawetring. would wake • tuaist effective bee. The towel is folded In two on the wrong side; then the fritter and border are turned on either side, aim that the fringe eonles to the end of the bed. A casing Is rim fteress the turned back tsige. mid the plain -41.141,4 1Ire SeWed Up. Ille burlier 1111.1 crill:ZP 11..1 ig 14.0St1 'rile tete Is dor liii up with blue strings and ready for 'nits bag Is still:11de for lingerie waists find other pieces that are Pi be hand lamiderroll It IS 111S41 SllitablP tor the lured embroidered 1111.1e linen that cannot be buttilered immediately. Scorched Spots. If tem seoreti the tesnce or skirt or a while dress. apply peroxide luireedi- Htely t11 the Aeon -tied pteetez a teeth beneath and one over it. Seg- ern' npplicatimin luny be fleeeM0Irt 10 entirely. remove the main. Twenty miniitee Is time enough to reutove a severe scorch. For the Pantry. Try tacking eltereus•loth on the 1/11111 try window. This thltnite air 1 1111 is sifted free of smoke and snot before It conies Into the pantry. private habitation. I would fain In- troduce into It all magnificence. cans and beauty where they are possible. But I would not have that useless ex - [Jenne in unnoticed fineries or formed - ties -cornicing of ceilings. mid graining of doors, and fringing (if curtains. and thimustinds th111•0 4 Whirh hit it- be. fo011Shly tilld apathetically habit- . nun I: things on WhoSe voti110011 ilp1111- 1111411 hang whole trades. to Whleh there never yei be101igeil the 1.11, , ing of My - lug etre ray of reit' pleasure or becom- ing of the reinigest or most contemlite bk1 use: things which valise bait the expense of life aud destrimy more than half its comfort. tuitneness. respecta- bility. freelmess arid facility. I speak from experienee. 1 know what It 18 to live in a eottage with a deal floor and roof and a hearth of Enka smile and 1 know it to be in many respects healthier and happier than living between a Turk.o carpet Alibi gilded ceiling. beeirie a steel gm ft and poll -the(' fereler. I do not say that inieh things have not their place and propriety. But I nay this emelt:Ole:illy -that the tenth part of the experise which Is saeritieed In domeetie vani- ties. If not absolutely null meanilie- lessly I' mat in doineetic diecomforts and inournbranees VrOtild. If eolleetively (iffered end wisely employed.bitill a marble (-Miro!' ter every town in Pile - land, sect) a ehrireh as ii 14111111111 lie a joy and a bleseIng even to mote neer In our daily ways and walks mei tie It wetild tiring the light into the eves to gee from afar. lifting Its fair height above the purple crowd of hunible roofs.-Itriskin. Trouble EnO u fai. We do not rteed to horrnw Our trouble from tomorrow: We'll 0-.1 enough to worry us before were throneh today We %yam e our time In fretting O'er whnt's to e forgetone The aoodeees the gladness that are rich along the way. We do not need to ponder (to what WP 1. , ft 1,...•\.< v.-n-1er. Brick vo• d. , .r no lhobl.,tted liege that tells of vecterdly We stiout.1 reeall the ! Oldness An.1 not 1 -ring up ..•41r1.• , 11. Put let Ow em to the dark and 101 the st:11 , 11:ne stay Thls ea•vne up of tr,ohle all ttwite Ii doulos. WI11 only kv Ilr ml e tiowera that are Sweet at-np: tie r0.1 7\1\ , II I, .z of twntir t•l\ tIll ln.le el of W4.1X1, g ehe..f.11 lOS-lilt If C hat lap gone will only add unto our load. RUSKIN'S VIEW OF VANITY. The Week's Illustrated Story WA.V. Particular Reference to Items of Useless Expanse In the Home Tile Ph ilanthropists • Cl (lb 1 alit In, iitiV0,ale for 11.'111111ln:A of so ehat's th• us. Sorrnw ttorn tOrlinr,••• Or eltiteh the m..rrows we thought acre ..ur. .61. i.esierd•ty ..11 fretting. But iet UP KO I ' M g.rting. a o d toy win ib ertake us Wri:le we walk along the way. -Chic Ago Post. - Each Particular Hair. Mistress- Realty. cook, a lint hove you been dribig? Seveti rind Ihe rabbit nol put on yet' Cook -Con't 'ell. it. I never knell: 1111311110g t31he so long to pluck In my life. - Sketch. ' It couldn't help but effect you I took A CHRISTMAS STORY By ZOE ANDERSON NORRIS Copyright by Zoe Andereos Norris. J r was Christmas night, and the Philanthropists' eitilt Was 1141111111g Us usual celebration of the feta BYO. Naturally the president was the don to spoilt \I:ey reeds.' said lie. Indleating by the gestllre of a tuaSSive Mord the member of the elub situated on his left. \you may rehlie your expetienee last night Ill Welping the poor. Ais-ord ing to our agreel uient. if you remember. we were to Cl lend a certain amount in elierIty on Christmas eve. riot only for the purpose Of givIng litimeilhite relief St, illr its our fillets wee( leo Iii order to tiecertaiti something of Ihe e% 0911 Of the poverty Ph Is' Iti thht grntit illy\ \It iv ti ... , ...witig.\ beglin Ileymildit - Skip tilt :eat.\ hastily eut In ii 1111W5- 11/1Iier t11911 -Of (-nurse If It was Christ- mas eve it was snowing.\ lie tieplees outcaete in the park hail ninged themselvee as nearly as pussible 114.1.0r611111:. It/ the tree bratiebee; I Imi. 'wine large in moldier. they over- lallned them. some to the length of two brew hes .ir mere. so 111,111 these sal lin- preteeted from the snow, which soft- ly soaked them \ The tiewspaper man ridged his hand 411111141tli , Ilingly. \\Vill 1111 giermil me. air President.\ Interrupted 11P. \to 64111:1:11St Iluit 911 di, .. Higher tie eIlintileted'r Otherwlee ;veil lie slittine here 111 bromi der - field\ \It inev lip lis well .. nesente 4 the presbliett givivels. \to oollt des-ri' Hot's of .a.enerv: It mity he ve the efTeet of defehdrie ne tenger than Is absolutely necestsa rv \ lb.ytiolds reneh'ne. fer ti less of ern. ter. apt his Iles before he 1.-ean ne Ai. \1 letriened my 4.V1 . 1 , .”it to the throro.\ he sant then \for the arUld was rtiw mid keen mid wellosi Ito (41 01.1111 , 0 Ir11•11 , I , •1111sP 11, Ile Sul Ile1 , 1* 'he 1'011111110 0I1 the eorner .eat of a toue I..m.•ti 1 toe. hist him eently on ill, sleet b. 3111d sli1.1 to t11111 \'My losid man how POMP you to be liere'r - The neweterper mon lenned Owwerd -Were those row exec, wortis?'• he inquired 'b a rattt outfitter. lternolds (11..als 'nine the oues.ion .otteht in ...lent' po , ket• for a p,-i-tei toimik.r. ti , --f .ii , d endlog one at length dem-stet. more ...4 igs. 1.1. - . 1 he .101, he 10Id ' It. •tnnutiered ,...t.ld lirbve br0oighl tears to the eyes of th e cotrIpst hP9V14.1 \It trus not so dllerent from the us') at run of stud) siorle-. - faltered Iteyn olds - Ile hall seen !letter (In ve. he hed not eoveve been ,Ottletal to sleep li t a perk. etc : tie Mot it wife and Ian children, he had twert tittalde t o imp port .hetio they were nil three With 1114 wire'. I Iler AS I any. it wet( not .11 mil,h [he AforT 1-1. h a fIlligrier a tel trig It It it ITeoled you beymoi dosertigion The Children's Department CHRISTMAS OF SICK TOTS. Making the Children of the London Hospital Happy. Pew Floor tittle mites in the east end of Lendon spend it happier Christ intistirie than those who are ill in the London hespitnl. In ea Ii of the four childretee %verde ef Pik great institution their. is an Sr- 4.111ge of twenty itt•iist As Christmas drew , near it Christie:1e tree. cay with hunting. is set no Then it splendid rtfilier Christmas tour of the wards. To ea. b rhea he gives a net work storkine tilled with gaieties 111111 .01.11 'hinge HS Wollitl delight the heart ..f the most pain rarked sufferer The .1111iiren who fire k•17t1:1,* eon - ▪ emit tu. 1.c. able to IlloN 111/ollt are taken ii , 4ine of tile 11t11111 1X1ir114. Ilere an evitereibmient is ell en by the .tu dents This tilse he ti soilr,e of great e o-iiem e nt owl i hot o ht 'l'ili' ehirdom who tire too ill may not go_ of ismrse. To !hoot. howt-vt•r. is not so erent. for. 11S a rule. only these are left behind wile are too itne ell to enre :The very young inibit.s. uul no111*,4P_ hike no inlet - Val III 1'1111 Mid .11111y or negro minstrels or suoli like contriving -cm for the amusement of their elders. As one vvoted expe.•t. turkey and plum pudding are toil iiite,egy p.irtaken of. !Ow mbpt thing. as the feed ham to be minced it weld() seem rather it wnste of g0491 lurkey, Th, a the Christnias celebrations does fall on the funds for the 11111:11e:r.:! , e of the hospital. These extra expel -es are met by a special Christina,. fund A Pretty Christmas Cur.tom. In .b 5 hsau, C. um (:ernia prig IC.• I. for- merly French. the await the (arming of the (lei , ' child This is idways Ii young eirl do•-sed iii with hair of lamb's io . 1 rang- lig down upon her shoulders II-: head is i•rowned with a eilt i•rown sei around with bumble In rine hand she swings a ,iihv IC t -ell and in tht; other carries a basket om 1 %%B it sweetmeats. (Insley f II e.: her erinies the devil- lions Trtil.;. i.he .1111 (tree call him. lie frIghteris them with his rough Vtilup t,11.111;IM lieen disobedient. The ('lit -I In (Cr. erii.e for Buell And reas-ere- them by distilbutIng the conteaLs of the , bas- ket to all alias I. r t Skating In Switzerland 1.• Photo by American Pr.S9 AsFociation When the rivers •ind hikes ef SAVitzerlanli freeze ver the eociety people of llock lo them to enjoy .viliter sports and pastiiiiior Sirs Asquith, Wire of the premier of ilreat is here seen sketing with Lady 1.sttou and the latter's little doilohter, Lady ileriniene Lytton, at Sluerren CONUNDRUMS. Why k a thief in a gerret titte /01 110114,1 1117111 . .• 1101111 , 0 he is alito.t• ing ci wrotie a. thin. W t 11fr meet money into the ;irk, rind hoe nith it? dn. - k !mil a 1.111. the frog 11/111 /1 arceolnick; all of four qunrters_ lint the skunk hail rem imarters and a Ise crit Si 01 Why are potatoes and corm Ilke cer- tain sinners of old? Because having et ee they - see not, and ears they' hear net. When are tnilors and house aretaa to4.11) follovklay the 8:1111e When Bee, gather In the rent e. it'litit native might have pretented Dewey rt . .tot taking Manila? Dinah might (dasentitae. a five drillnr hill from my vest uocket tool thrust it Into his hand\ 'And theri'\ quer ed I he presidenL tes•titille SO 41111•Illy iitY41111P.1 - re. turried Iteitiolde 'that I wli teed sbout and left him unwilling to witness the overwhelming nature of 1119 gratitude.' lie sat riewn The artist coughed slightly. eovered his n lllll th with his blInd a lllll WPM. relit his mdgar. which had gone quite otit, and blew the eutoke to the melllttg The president motioned to bin nelghm bor to rise His mime was Cm - tither* lie eennned his lieteriere attentively, frowniiie as he talked \My experien, e.\ Held he, \resembled to n eertain degree that of my frieud Reynolds there I roma have visited the sitnie mirk I'Mon park. Was to - with it nod to Reynolde \Yek\ replied Reynolds, \Union park,\ \I cireled the fountnin.\ he went on. \and iireraiteled to a lame llelleh. Where I stopped near a seedy looking ludivid. \That shouted ten voices, Ns the man I\ ual who In emit, of the steady fall of .11\W mil h1.1.1.1t111 theie I InIllted Min on the shoulder reris.et Mu. (ree. Ida eletl. Still illtht441 hh• tilsiurpi it ens an rattsblIng its that retnted tie) mode. Ile had semi better (host )lost of us have Ile hod ore el ways slept In reirks Few hate And Ilke Rey wilds' timing). he Mid been obliged long te.fere to serial timer to the wilfegi neither. like the etory of Rey erode trump, I ere molting out of the iirrilluary with the exa eption of the milliner In' he stammered and shook tell - big IL\ Al this !tient Caruthere appeared to experienee .40111111 little tilltfieulty In ars neutering When tie had reenverpd, \Really he fitilehed. \it wee Matra's- big- most dr.trieuilng It grieved me deeply i thrnat a eve dollar bill into los hand and hurried sway\ lie had hardly time to resume his seat alien three members of Um club rose SI Its neorialy \There's some fraud about thief\ they cried \We went together We saw the same man Ile bed the same wife and two mhildreo who ISOM Lie.. log with the same old mother -In-law. Ity love! W'e were so dIstrewmad we gave him $5 apiece, and that made fifteen good old solid dollars between us.'\ They dung then:J*4,1re. back In their chain' mud Kneed to an etetted and In- dignant way from one face to another lb search of some ream:nub/it eiplann-• tion of the phenomenon The newspaper man soddenly stooLl It was its If he had Met waked up \Wns he tall and thin?' be (megrims ell \Did tie wear a shaggy red beard, long hair, an oh) slouch hat and a mt- ge.) gray overeoat out at the elbow* and fringed with a mighty fringe , around the hem? I say. were his eboniti old o . w a r od did he go barehnoded la Um so \Yes yee,\ answered the rest he chorus. \all that. stud more\ \Then.\ declared tbe newspaper man., - 1. too. took out a Ove dollar bill and made him a premeut of IL\ and, tabling limply baek In his chair. he took ta an i g a e it ru ng the arm of it with irapatlimai The artist had slipped oat ii On IVO In A rti f l t ..d er a period be returned. Vane- fo Ills beard was shaggy and red, his sheet( were worn at the toes and down at the heels. hie hat was one Of the *hotel) variety, and his overcoat waS gray and long and so fringed at the hem as to assume the appearance or having been fringed Intentionally. Ten fingers pointed at him. \That shouted ten voices, \is the inuatt r' The artist bent a humble and spoke- getic head \Yes acknowledged he, \I am the 11R n you are a member of the ub.\' (11e3 1 l .. \:1t m cl 4 . ioriord 'You know all about one plan of relieving the poor You bed part ef the money yourself. Why did you take must?\ 'rho. an hat shrugged weary sho h i a il n d ataa.d e s re . I 1 . e s .1 t s ir i o n .ar a l o n nt two artist; de h l o wer eiv attl iainod ne piy. \I needed it.\
