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LACE INCREASING. IN POPULARITY Can Be Tailored For Sports Ensembles.

PARIS DIFFERENCES END ·

Paris.

HINTS FOR SPRING CLEANING.

The Right Place

For Pictures,

When pictures which hang from a moulding are taken down for japring cleaning the exact position of the hooks should be marked by When Mademoiselle Christine means of small pieces of gummed

daughter of Chlapkowska,

the Inbel or stamp edging or by draw

Care must be taken not Polish Ambassador to France, being pins. came the bride of Count Maurice to dislodge these marks when the When the de Bartillat in Paris, she presag mouldings are dusted.

ed a definite advance style trend-cleaning of the room is finished the pictures may be replaced in lace.

There have been terrific argu- their right positions at once, with- ments about lace recently, and out any loss of time through mea-| French dressmakers have all buteuring and readjustment. draws swords over ences of opinion.

their differ.

It has about ended, as most such the sport ensemble--walt and sec. house But back to Mile. Chlapowska, arguments do, with ench

Her following its own determination inlor the Countess de Bartillat. the malter and depending on its wedding gown was of the conven- clientele to sponsor the return, or tional white satin trimmed with rather, the continued popularity Brussels lace and her entire vel the was of the lace, a gift from When some people think of lace Marquise de Bart!llat, mother of Worth, who made the they do so in terms of frills and the groom. wispy bits of whimsy, but this is gown, says,

of lace.

to

"I think it may be not necessarily always true Luce gathered that lace is about can be as tailored and severe as know an ever-increasing success.

AMERICAN COTTON DRESSES Just Received.

Different Colours And Latest Styles

Fast Colours

Sizes 14 to 52

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Or to keep it

Then get Klim!

Kim is pure, rich whole milk, powdered. "Nothing is add- ed. Only water is removed. Add water to Klim-and you have the finest liquid milk money can buy! Just like fresh-- milk in taste, in richness-in everything!

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You can use, Klim dry for cooking. Use it dry in bever ages, too. Mix it with water for drinking.

TRY KLIM.

THE MILK THAT KEEPS.

Slimming Craze

A Menace

Diet Foundation Of Epidemics.

Menu Suggestions For To-morrow

TIFFIN

Cod Fish Pie

Ox Tall en Casserole

Stewed Pumpkins

Fried Potatoes Guard's Pudding; ·

DINNER

Leak Soup. Japanese Crab Salad

Braised Spiced. Brisket of Beef

Buttered Squash'' Creamed Haricot · Beans, Canadian Lemon Pie

Cod Fish Pie

1 cup tomato sauce; 2 pimen-

toes; butter; 1 cup prepared salt cod 4 potatoes; breadcrumbs.

Shred, cover with lukewarm water

Wash salt.cod-fish in cold water. SPANISH

GAUNTLETS POPULAR

Place er of sliced boiled po-!

and stand till soft, then drain.

tatoes in a buttered fireproof dish.1

Cover with a layer of ash, then Great Variety In Gloves. tinned pimentoes, cut in strips.

Season with pepper. Repeat lay

There is a great variety in every

ers until all ingredients are used kind of glove wear. Spanish em- up. Pour over tomato sauce.broideries Sprinkle thickly with dried bread- crumbs. Dab with bits of batter. Bake till crumbs are crisp.

Guards' Fudding.

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2 eggs; ib. flour; 4 15. but The lighted type of Elizabethan ter: 4 lb. sugar; 2 or 3 oz. table- embroidery is also used very effec spoons milk; 1 tablespoon rasptively in these modern gloves. berry jam. 1⁄2 teaspoon baking There are practical yet' decorative powder; Beat butter and sugar to gauntiet glove in leather in a cream. Stir in jam. Beat in all-over punch work design; while eggs, one at a time. Mix lightly for the evening, long black gloves NUMEROUS DEATHS

but well. Sift baking powder have one arm adorned with a the with the flour, Stir lightly Inte by Doctora are alarmed growth of the slimming cult, which other ingredients, adding milk as required. Pour into buttered is becoming a menace, not only to mould. Cover with buttered pa- Tie down and steam 2 hours. the women who are the principal per. victims, but also to the whole com-Serve with vanilla cream, or jam munity,

Japanese Crab Salad.

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SAUCE,

They say the elimmers, by deny- 1 tin Japanese crab meat; pa- almonds; ing themselves the food which is prika; 1 cup blanched necessary to give them resistance 1⁄2 cup may-onnaise; 1 cup carna- 4 hard-boiled OTKS. to disease and prevent bloodless-tion cream; ness and nervous disorders, are Blanch ond slice the almonda Chop the egg whites lying the foundations of epide-lengthwise.

roughly, and mix with the al- inics.

"Slimming is oke of the dan-monds. Pick over the crab meat, removing all bits of shell and mix ers of the present day," said lending Harley Street doctor, "and with the other ingredients. Then the trouble is that many of the add the mayonnaise and the whip- medical profession are forgetting ped cream. Put the egg yolks a aleve and after the that their job is to keep people through

salad is arranged in lettuce nests, healthy in spite of themselves.

egg yolks and "Instead they are induligng this cover with the

en-sprinkle with paprika. fashionable whim and couraging women, and sometimes

1 cup sugar; 1 heaped table. to freak forms of living! which can only lead to disease and spoon butter; juice and rind of 1 ¡lemon; 2 heaped tablespoons flour; [disorder."

Numerous Deaths in "TreatmentTM 2 eggs; 1 cup milk; pinch of salt. Coroners have issued warnings, Sift sugar and flour together, then following the numerous deaths add melted butter, salt and beaten. which have followed slimming yolks of eggs. Beat all

men,

"treatment."

even

Now slimming is blamed

for

Canadian Lemon Ple.

to & cream, then stir in the juice and grated rind of the lemon, milk and stify beaten whites of the eggs. many of the childless marriages Put mixture into a pie plate lined of to-day. Mr. Eardley Holland, with pricked short-crust and bako the obstetrical and gnaecological for about 30 minutes.

Burgeon of London Hospital, at-

tacks it in an article. In "The Practitioner."

He points out that a diet ad- Vitamina B and E is necessary if sterile marriages are to be avoid-

ed.

"The deficient diets on which women live in many well-to-do order to keep slim's is astonish- ing," he says.

1. "It is important to knew what the infertile woman eats. I 1 am not satisfied, I give her an exercise book-a. page for a day,| with each page marked, out forj breakfast, luncheon, tea and din- ner.

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"She should eat generously two meals, and take plenty of milk and cream, as well as fresh fruit."

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