Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1600 Ut. Choice, indies, fryafrnn rockli, tAffetas, tres bouffant, or' opgng. crepe suggesting Greek drap I Madame Fashion * graciously lies on both. T. o the feinihine mind Springtime crisp taffeta belong together. Here JW, of joyful news, navy blue is - estored to '&arer. This word comes dire(ct from Parlk..Those who keepT cunmt say that black',Spavy and brown are selling best in taffefiiM. Brown is a very great favorite from Nark to the light tortoise shades of recelit appear ane. Visualize, if you please, 'a brown tulfeta frock, worn with one of the V. A-Xk Two Pretty Mot i vbrown malinei hants. Two-tone a0 re thle very la1test aInd] in Con-. <ce most of thle 81ilk departments - -ajtuiring changeable taIffeta, for and dance. 4snecial point In favor of taf .0 such - tAn 4I ede etdo rig,122 ites rofo ue uchbelvedswo retty faboc tiaty theovery ltest marlelain (and1 * o cwos of th esile maertnsr nmrked wih imnct. f rntet h4 srpriinly gayn cnlor ofse this. hvorte sade forthe rep o ch t, fily thel darkr amouch of fne nd: 1 bon are eneedwr wt tohe esecat.y Awhets mlaesin fo .rc emboied at the fle moel ERNOON WEAR; ATELY TRIMMED If your ihiported blouse came from London, perhaps the exquisite Ir. descent shell embiroidery wifli Its In. termingling of chenille and silver, was done by-masculine-hands, for it is said that the service *ague of that city I'as arranged to provide work of this sort for convalescent soldier lads. The separate blouse Is of renewed interest with the incoming ?f the wide spread vogue for suits. No more decorative trimming has been devised than spagkling beads. This season, the favorite bead reflects the opalescent color of the moon ; the French refer to-this lovely effect as ** els for Afternoin. "claire de lune." The blouse shown at the left is In the modish almond green so greatly exploited this season and it Is done in little shells in mother of pearl tones, with silver threads. Iridescent heads, the kind that .shade from blue to green and bronze are used on the handsome black blouse as here illustrated. Anyone making this model at home, finds it economical as to the amount of ma terial required, as the sleeves are of georgette with the over portion made of crepe satin). Great stress is laill on tiny Roman gold beads. A hlige georgette trellised for Trimming. all-over with a senttering pattern of leaves, flowers andl vines, done In these wee gold beadls, msikes a hand. some suit blouse. Quite a new idea11 is to embroider or headl a sIngle large motif, consisting of a hunge flower and1( its foliage, to the left front of the bilouse, giving the effect of' a girdle ornnmentation. WVool yarn emiii'dery whuIle not new~ In Itself,. gainsx novelty through uin usual appliention. F~or instance the latest ideni is for lirge conspicuous flowers (lone ini 1r '(led emblroidlery and placed ait aniy Vantage point on the bodlice or blouse. WIHT ST V5TSM NEUANtA iOOna mpBLADINE I =Md C!ABINET Copy'riht;, 1922, .Weistern Newspaper U0101 To be bigger than circumstance;, that's the acid test of character.-Hon ore Willule. , EASTER DISHES At Easter-time 'many housewive prepare the tite honored dishes suel as: Easter Egi Rolls.-Scaid tim cool one-fourtl of a Cupful o milk, add on - yeast enk4 brol(en in bits mix well and adt a cuMIful of scalded an(] cooled milk Stir in two ctlpfuls of flour, beat wel and set awly in a warmtt pliace untit light. Add the yolks of two eggs, littli Ia teaISpoonfii of salt, half a teaspoon ful of sugar, one-fourth of a cuufuil o melted butter and flour enoilgh to make a dough to be kneaded. Kneat until smooth. Cover and set r.side tt become light. Shape in mal balls cover oil a board tinfil doVable It bulk. Take a ail, press a cavit) with the thumb afid set into this hal a teaspoonful of jelly ; work the dougl Over the openltag to *nclose the Jell3 and -have it just under the top crust The roll should ie shaped like an egg let rise to (10ilile its bulk. 3al( about twenty ilnites in a hot oven Bavarian Easter Cake.-Crnan ont cupful of butter Witi one and one-hall cupfuls of sugar ; add the olks o: sevet eggs, beaten until lemon colore( and thick, ailteriately with tnree t< .thrive and one-half cupfuls of flour stirring and beating well. Beat in the stiflly beaten whites of five eggs an( one-hialf podt of Smulitaa raisins Grease one or more deep layer enk lattes, spread them with the batter which should lbe about n in ltch t hick dot over the top with sinall (omitlt0 tind bake. White and Gold Bavarolse.-Sonil three-quarters of a plackaage of gela tin lit One cupful of cold water, ad( three cupfuls of hot milk, adid two culpfuals of sugar tmixed with th1 grated yellow rind of two lemons then stir lin the yolks of four eggs beaten stiff and stirred into one 1in1 of creuam. Mix atll Well atd let stani until cool. Beat with i large Dove1 egg heater until the whole is Ilk yellow cream. A drop or two 01 saffron tied lit it cloth, (ipped in ho water and squeezed from the clotl will deepen the tint if desired. Poul into a ring mold and when serve, fill the center with whipped cream. "I can teach sugar to slip down your throat a thousand ways." A FEW DESSERTS Do you enjoy the old fashioned Co tage pudding, as many do? This Is good one: Take tablespoonful softened butte one ~cupful < slgar, one wel beaten egg, a 11 tle salt and d ~ gating of nu: nmeg, one-ha] cupful of muik wiith flour to make soft cake batter-abouat one and 0on4 half cupful s-andl one t eatspoonfual c baking piowder. Beat wvell and bake I a shallowt pan. Cut in squtares 0 ronds and serve wvith: Vinegar Sauce.-Take one-half cur ful oif sugar, mtix wvell wvitha a table spoonful of flour, add1 (one-half cui fual of boiling water andl cook unit the flour is wtell c(ooked. Add one half telSpooanfut oif gaated a utiep two tabllespaoonfuhs of viniegar an< one tabllespoontful of butter. Serv both enke andl sauce hot. Pear and Jam Dessert.-Cut smal circles fromn stale sponge ciake. P~ou over some of the syrup from a cni of pears, arrange haltves of Penars o the cake, sprinkle with t a bait of grate< lemon rindh and cover withI ratspherr, jama atnd stick thickly with bla.nache tandi (quarter-ed talmonds whieh ha' becen slightly toasted in salted bttea Serve with a syruap, usling the cannilel pear juice ; slightly t hickeni, atndl lavo with gaated lemona- rid. Cake Crumb and Cocoa Pudding. Take a wvell buttered hakIng dIsh an: Cover thec hottomn ith a c-upfual o cake crumbs, spritnkle withI cocoa an< sugar with a gratlig of nutmaeg; r peat until the (dish is tnearly futil, thei pour over cutpful of mtilk and tw< wveil-beaten eggs, adding a pinch a salt. Place in the oven and bake un til firm. Cranberry Punch.-Take onte-fourt1 of a cupful of seeded raisins, covel with two cupfuls of boiling water anm simmer one-half houar. Wash thre< cupfuls of cranberrles-nnd add to fth drained raisin liquor ; b)0ll tean milnutes force through -a sieve. Add one0 amf one-half cupfuls of suagar, flaree tablespoonfuls of lemon juice and pinch of salt. Freeze to a mush. Orange Pie.-Blake a richa pnstr, shell. Cool and fill with oranges tha have been sliced and allowed to sftnt covered with sugar. heI~ap th4 sugared fruit into the shell top witi whIpped cr-eam and serve. Ori mneringue cooked in hot wtater- mn.1 lae heaped over the top. Rhubarb Pudding.--Spad lrt-c it h buftter on boith sides, cuat In smalt sizedl pieces, arratnge ha a buatteret hiakuing -dish, add a cuapful of' 'icei fresh rhubarb and Ruagar to sweet(': Add a smtali amount of water am11 bake until the mixture Is well cooked Serve with a knrd sauce WORRIED H08BANDS READ THIS Gude's Pepto-Mangan -is the Best Tonic for Nervous, Tired-Out Wives Is your wife "all tired out" and cross and irritable much of the time? Do the children "bother her to death" every day, and do tie ordinary house hold tasks that sie-fornerly per formed with ease seem now to overtax her? In other words, do you often come home to a house of trouble in stead of a house of joy and happiness? If your answer is "yes" to these pointed (iuestonis, don't blamme your wifeeumtil she has taken Gude's l'epto Manlgan with her imeals for a few weeks. She is simly run-lown- amd nervous niid nleeds the kind of iron that she will get in Gude's Pepto Mangan to give her more vitality anl strength. For thirty years doetors have reconmended (1Gude's I 'ept o-Altigan as a first-class building-up tonic. Sold by your druggist in both liquid and tablet form.-Advertisement. Men like to lie hlugied lit for tirl wit, but niot for their folly. MOTHER! CLEAN CHILD'S BOWELS WITH CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Even at sick chilid loves the "fruity" taste of "California Fig-Syrup." if the little tongue is coated, or If your child is listless., cross, feverish, full of cold, or has colic, give a teaspoonful to cleanse the liver and bowels. in a few iours you can see for yourself how I thiorougily it works tll the constipa tion poison, sour hile aind waste out of the bowels, and you have a well, play ful child agaii. Millions of mothers keep "California Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea spoonful today sivesi a sick child to morrow. Ask your. druggist for genu Ine "California Fig Syrup" which lis directions for hables and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mofher ! You mnust say "Californin" or you may t get an imitation tig syrup.-Advertise ment. r I If we count a hundred when angr it may save us4 a thra1h1iing. A Feeling of Securit) W) You naturally feel secure when yoi t- know that the medicine you are about t< a take is absolutely pure and contains n< a harmful or habit producing drugs. if Such a medicine is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp, -, Root, kidney, liver and bladder remedy, , The same standard of purity, strength . and excellence is maintained in every t- bottle of Swamp-Root. a It is scientifically compounded froms .vegetable herbs. It is not a stimulant and is taken in teaspoonful doses. S It is not recommended for everything. It Is nature's great !dper in relieving fand overcoming kidney, liver and blad 'der troubles. r A sworn statement of purity is with every bottle of Dr. Kilmner's Swainp .Root. . .If you need a medicine, you should have the best. On sale at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, 'nedium an'd large. However, if you wish first to try this p reat preparation send ten cents to D)r. Kilmer & Co., Ringhamton. N. Y., for Isample bottle. When w'ritine he sure and e mention this paper.-Advertisement. I A gre(at muany~ mueni owe their stuet r cess to the fallur'e of others. Taste is a matter of tobacco quality We state it as our honeet r beliefthat the tobaccos used in Chesterfield are of fimer quality (and hence of bet ter taste) than in any other cigarette at the price. Littett & A1~'r, Tob~aue Ce. I -t A Lookfor the Cross and Circle Printed in Red on Every Pa Instead of Kalsomi Because only genuine Alabastine will give colors, which add so much to the beauty Good decorators use Alabastine. Nearly Ask your dealer ci decorator to show y< Opaline Process - the newest and most The Alabastii . "rand Rap So Different From Her Own'. "( do eljoy tios ims wi .14thhibiren in 'eirn," r'eiaIIirked a it Iriied-(ooking Ii ilt Ie W0oman1. "Whenl fIe chihireni rompli IIroind oin Ihe sereen tiIhey don't innke a1 par tile of nise." Watch Cuticura Improve Your Skin. On rising and retiring gently smeir ! the fnee with Cutieurn Ointment. Wasrh off Ontment iII five minuttites With Cuticurn soap and hot water. It Is wonderful What Cutileurit will do for poor complexions, (indrutff, itching and red rough linds.-Advertisement. That's the Kind. ,lones--"Slimmuoins seelms to have it Very netive b' ranlomes-"Ah, yes; hut Is it retrontetIve'?" No work ti - rough for c Indigo Clotl / All Overalls, -made of this N . ter and keep -See that you trade mark sta Cam we c Cieste C IGA R of Turkish& and Domes ene A Ain - 540 ine or Wall Paper you those soft delicate, artisic Alabastine of ya= hoine. all stores selling paints carry it in stock. >u samples and explain the Alabastine: beautiful method of interior decoration. ze Company ids. Mich. Where Texas Draws the Line. l'4'rsonall. I YWO chain thatt womnen have ight to SInke If Ity wattt to, but1 we wOtiel hte1 t Io see It houswwIfe Ma11khtg pivs with a pipIe hll her luotlith. slivestofin News. AGENTS ORLt (~ION ( )ON'It.'TIT-1) FIAVO-01 UN(GS. 14,111d 2r.' foer tenen jet.. full #4tr., Altid t'ttitet xl it 'i nitor.' thu 'iii , to i r anien Toret iA Sthles. VS C. NIttI'.o f1-411, $rl. to $6 a cxv. -rhe (1r-1n Co.. Heidt-lle'. N 0. BR de11 uung Mven lio L.earn Wanedte BARBER TRADE Best college in the South. Write Charlott lierl"-- Cnso. atte, N.C. FREEt ''e Y.Fl. litri-6,liI e N. N. U., CH-AR LOTTE, NO. 13--1922. krt you farmers do is too lothes made out of Stifel's Jumpers and Work Clothes cloth last longer, wash bet. .their "looks.' ret it. Look for this boot shaped mped on the back of the cloth. rents sold byg dealers ev'eryw'here re maskers of the cloth only. .J. L. STIFEL & SONS Inadigo Dyers and Printers Wheeling. W. Va. 280 Church pt.. New York, N. Y. rfield' tic tobaccos-.blends4 'I