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This Spring, our Teener wants
a two-piece dress. A tuck-in duo
that invites change-overs from oth
er ensembles, or a " be-jacketed
dress so wonderful for class with
its Jacket and smart as can be at
informal Creek letter turtles with
out the Jjcket.
.What makes the Jacket of your
two-piece ensemble depends en
tirely upoa your own taste and fig
ure needs. Fur, this Spring, it's a
ehoke oi everything ireiu the
briefest ot bolero (a the most
ewsaut oi fitted redin&ates as a
faver-iip for your favorite print or
solid-tone "every occasion" dress.
Yes, the minimum-size matching
or eontrachnj .iL-ktl provides cov
er for a sleeveless bare-top dress
so that the dress can lead a double
life. Many Spring silk and rayon
prints have contrasting lightweight
wool jackets lined la the same gay
print as the dress beneath. A
bright red faille redtngote pro
; tides ciUe topping far a bare
etepe print. The same redlngote
can also serve as a handsome high
fashion Spring coat over other
Cresses.
Rustle tweeds and pure linens
( we the newsy combinations used
for the skirt-blouse team-uns nv
ot these dress duets have blouses
and skirts that button ur snan tn
getber, thus providing a minimum
- of slide-up discomfort. Ahd Junior
t budgets heed not cringe at the
thought of new dual-piece dresses
f for Spring. Not only are these out
wftts perfect for mix-matching but
. they're available In low mieed i
attractive and washable spun ray.
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MODES of . the MOMENT
by Dorothy Roe
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Give Variety
To Lenten
Menus
- My ELIZABETH TOOMF.Y
- UP Staff. Correspondent
NEW YOfiK The
gested for Lenten meals mm livf
out meat, but they add color and
variety to me menu.
A colorful rtee ring, filled with
xresmed vegetables or fi.h, is one
sugjestion for the family or for
buffet supper entertaihing.
Another Lenten rerino fan
enough for company Is deviled Sea
moa served over square-rut hi9
cuits.
Quick Rice Ring
INGREDIENTS: Hi cups un
cooked rice: i tpasbs. xalt: 9M
cups tomato juice; cup thinly
sliced celery; 14 cup thinly-sliced
green onion; V cup corsely-grated
carrot; Vi CUD choDnprt nlmpnhv
Vi cup coarsly-chopped ripe olives
and I cup shredded sharp Ameri
can cheese.
METHOD; Combine rice, salt
and tomato juice. Heat to holliniJ
Cover tightly and cook over very
low heat 20 to 25 minutes; . Fluff
rice with fork and carefullv hlend
in raw vegetables, pimento, olives
and cheese. Pack into oiled 8-Inch
ring mold and heat in moderate
oven (350 degrees F.) for 5 miir
utes. JJnmold onto serving nlate
Fill center as desired with creamed
vegetables or fish. The recipe serves
8 to 10.
Deviled Sea Food "
1NQREDIFNTS: a 4 cup nut
meats; r2 tblspsv butter- or margar
ine; I cun tuna, salmon or orab
meat 1 small can); M cun' chop
ped, celery;! 2 tbsps, chopped sweet
pickles; 2 tbsps, chopped green
penper: 3 hard-cooked ecgi, chop
ped V4 cup cooked salad -dressing
tysjp. Jenion; Juicei fa ( teasp.
salt,'
METHOD: Frv nut meats in
, butter or . margarine until brown
.and crisn. Drain on absorbent pa
per. Flake sea food with fork. Add
' celery, pickles, green pepper and
two chopped epgs, saving onp ees
' for garnish. Mix lightly. Blend
salad dressing with lemon juice
and salt and toss lightly with
salad. Add broken nut meats just
before serving and mix. Serve on
'biscuit squares. (Roll biscuit dough
about one-half inch thick and cut
into squares with a floured knife.
After baking, split and spread with
butter or margarine before top
ping with deviled sea food.) ;
To make epicurean dressing to
pour over the deviled sea food,
combine: Vi cup cooked salad
dressing; W cup French dressing;
Vi cup catsup; 1 tbsp. lemon Juice;
Vi teasp. horseradish; W teasp.
salt, and dash of pepper. Pour
Worcestershire sause; Vi teasp.
over deviled sea food and garnish
with hard cooked eggs. Recipe
ijiakes four servings-;
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SHIP 'N SHORE . . . These blonses wilt be equally at horn, with, tour EasLer. f.uit.or on dtek.wUh
your sailing blues. All are mariu of fine cotton broadcloth la white or pastels, lucked, tailored and
finished to a T, at a penny-bank price.
NYLON NATCH I No girl's spring wardrobe is poi:i2 to be com
plete this year without at least ono nylon blou.,e, wlfjh she can
whisk out in the wash bowl at nh;ht and wear v.iihoul ironing r.ext
morning. This one is of sheer njlon tticol flihrcd in vertical
tends and combined with nylon t.ol for one of the d-uiticht suit
mates of the season. It is designed .by Yolando,
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Odd Facts
Paying a fine for overtime
parking in Seymour, Ind., a wo
man surprised police by adding
a $10 tip. .
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The Seasons Fabrics
Are Young In Heart
Spring is a light-hearted season.
And the smart yo,ung miss who's
choosing her Spring suits and
dresses naturally picks them in
fabrics to match her mood, young,
lMht-heaiU'J. aud gayl
This S. rlnij she'll have a won
derful s'ttction at Uer command,
in printed crept;, in smooth rayou
lui'ings,' lu irLip, liht-welght taf
fetas and failles, and in rayon
bluided fabrics that are as fresh
anrf nw as lie season Itself.
Springtime is print-time, by tra
liitcn and by popular choice. And
this year brines an endless parade
hriaht. vountt ravon ptluts, . cay
and colorful against a trsditioaall
navy ground, or against the muted
jjrtys, b.iEts uxtd bruwns that are,
ra'hlon favorites for Spring 1930. i
vnii'U find these Mints on a wide :
assortment of rayon fabrka, from
smooth crepes to ciLsp taffetas to
the sheerest of sheers, for rayon
takes unusually good color with
clear, well defiard tones.
Checks Everywhere
Suiting fabrics are interesting
M-' Simu? .too, esw?eiall the all-
rayon, frosted-type fabrics that are
tu na used iiJ eH-m:ide, fuily-lla-ed,
yet budget-priced suits. The
handsome fabric in these suits is
made for long wear and comfort,
as well as goooV, styling.
And tirt the subject ol styling,
just one look at rayon suits will
tonviiue you that this Is a big year
for cheeks, from tihy Becked ef
fects to bitf. bold, setni-plalda.
Hound's-tooth checks, shepherd
cheeks, clan checks, all the old
favorites are here in abundance,
looking new and smart id Spring
time shades of blue, rose, laven
der and green. Stripes, plaids and
solids are also popular, but the
really "big'' fashion in suitings this
Spring is checks!
Smart de'irn and .b,
print combine to
young -hoaittd dre$ v
matching bultfo jacket
Patent Gleam
This Spring!
It's a shiny Sprint
Patent leather, slwk i
Iain's line, appear in k, J
and shoes as an outitjJ
tume accent. Walih to
surprise colors like rid J
as well as the exim'ttdbi
ent mates ideally with cm
a gleaming bajyand belt J
shepherd check Muoku
a streak of patent about t
of. your sheer pinelum i
dress. Remember patent
tie pampering
1050 LOOK . ... The classic blouse has udergone a few changes
th?s season, as witness this tissue faille number with dolman
sleeves, designed by. Dorothy Korby, 4
TrIAT LI Nt; EE IE TOUCH . , , It's important news in the spring fa.hlon picture. The daintv blouse
at left is of fine batiste with embroidered yoke bordered in;Val lace. At rlL'ht, nylon crepe and lace
with casual collar. Doth by Weber.
Teen-Agers To Wear 'Big-Sister' Styles This Spring
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Tapered and peg topped broad
cloth slacks designed by Frances
Sider. The shu t and bra are of
checked tablecloth cotton,
DID YOU KNOW?
A new pattern, made of Bake
Hte polyethylene plastic, comes
from the envelope sewn together
to form a completed half-dress
ready to be tried on for size and
becomingness. The pattern Is sewn
together with a simple chain stitch
that unravels when the thread is
pulled, leaving perforations along
all seams and darts.
. The New England catch of ocean
perch, or rosefish, increased from
118,000 (cq) pounds in 1931 to
245,000,000(19) (cq) la. 1943.
A smart farbic in lined check
gives fashion appeal to this hand
some suit. It is made of Avisco
rayon blended with wool.
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From the Suzanne Godart Spring
collection, a baby bridesmaid in
crisp organdy, alternately tucked,
and hand-painted with rosebuds.
OddFcrct ,
Acquitted of .negligence
charge for shooting a neighbor
whom he mistook foe & deer, t
Kentville, N. &. man was fined
$150 for firing the gun from tb
boundaries of a highway.
Household Hint.,
A coarse quarter-inch. . wire
mesh fastened under the register
of your gas floor furnace will
catch dust particles. Clean It oc
casionally to keep, fret psjsags
for hot i& " ,
'France Inspired, Yolande creates
a dress of chambray with organ
dy collar and banded cuffs for
a special little darling.
SCENT YOUR BATH
A scant handful of bath salts
tossed in the tub before the hot
water is turned on, to dissolve as
the tub fills, will perfume the
bath and scent the room. In addi
tion, bath salts are a softening
agent in the water. If you live in
a hard v, ater area, use an extra
handful.
Wife Preservers
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'-.Equal parts of potato chips and corn
flakeS makss a good topping for casse-1
role dishes and also a tasty coating ier
croquettes.
Harlequin's ruff is high fashion
for a little party girl's dress by
Celeste Frocks. . Of pin - tucked
batiste edged with Val lace,
Want Ads bring quick results.
HAlK DKESS UP
Your tidy, close-to-the-head coif
fure inspires the small graceful
hair ornaments you wear this
Spring. v For festive evening?,
choose a tiny spray of seed pearls
or brilliants. For daytime, nestle.
a sprig of almost real lily of the
valley In your hair. It couples Ideal
ly with. starched white accessories.
Eelk-Hudson
Cheery Prints!
Sudsable Fabrics!
Dainty cotton dresses
with sissy bows and
ruff les just the sort to
please a little girl and
her thrift conscious
mother. From our gay
collection.
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jumper. Iluftly ,
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Lace ices the yoke i
and leeves .'of this !
gay plaid dress.
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Story - book dress
with apron inset of
ruffled eyelet.
$1.98 - $2.98 - $3.95
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