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November 13, 1939.

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Black and white, a perennial favourite. Is exemplified in this two-piece costume worn by Vir- ginia Bred of the screen. The dress is n black lightweight wool, with gathered skīri, close-fitting. walstband, high fitted bodice, short sleeves and back button fastening. The short, square jacket is in black and white checked wool, with a red dolla 'nk the left shoulder. White ond gloves, while necklace, black hat, bag and shoes coin- plete the autЛt.

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Mary Grace has chosen these dainty undies for a trousseau. · She suggests making them in peach bloom and cyclamen.

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ECEMBER brides are now in the midst of trousseau prepara- tions, a time in their lives when they want everything to look charm- ing and dainty. Trousseau undies come in for special consideration.

Frilis and ribbons are not a pre- tical proposition for the average girl, but face can play a large part in giving a decorative look, as you can sec by the pretty undles sketched.

Choose a rather coarce washing Ince in an ecru shade; or motifs in different sizes can be bought quite cheaply. Thiry stand up to tubbing excellently.

Peach bloom and cyclamen are the new colours from Paris for undles, and All to match is one of the secrets of that expensive look in trousseaux.

Three to four sets is a good begin- huc sulty ning. A peach bloor

practically everyone.

New Colours

Miss Jane Bancroft of Boston and New York wearing a strik- ing satin gown, honey coloured and honeycombed.

Cyclamen is good for the brunette To-day's Recipes

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colouring is Inclined to be mousy CHEESE PATTIES

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men folk will enjoy these, First bake the pastry cases in all tartlet tins, filling them with erusis of bread or rice on grease- proof paper to prevent the bottom from rising in the cooking." Then prepare this tasty ditest.

Lace motifs have been used 10 good elfeet in the bodies, and that cleverly cut skirt will take laches Ingredients: 4oz. cheddar cheese, of your hips. Ribbon bows on Chief pint mik, 1 teosp. mustard, 2 shoulder nutch the ribbon encircling tables. thick white sauce, pepper. the waist.

Put the grated cheese with the re-

It's the waistline that counts inmainder of the ingredients into a new, autumn fashion and the small pan, and stir until thick and princess petticoat, No. 1307, will give boiling.

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Maybe, however, you prefer brassiere top with panties. It Is shown in No. 1308.

Fill into patiy eases and make hot In the oven. Dust a little pepper on top before serving.

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Pound together about 1oz. cheese or a small cream cheese, a table- spoonful each of chopped gherkin The hip yoke on the pantle has and chopped mixed nuts with an also been designed to avoid any ounce of butter or margarine and a ruckings to the dress line.

pinch of sult,

Two thicknesses of differently shaded ninon is a popular idea in Paris for the dressing jacket. No. 1309. I is not really extravagant, os triple ninon washed well.

Smocking at neck and wrists gives a ruffle effect to this best hed jac ket. Pattern will have a long life as it will make up quite successfully in many materials, It you

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All-Purpose Dress chilly mortal it looks dainty la fine

New York-More and more well- dressed women subscribe to the theory "that, 'given"n"sufficient-num- ber of tailored and evening clothes, one may turn up well dressed any- where. If one must skimp, skip the half-way or In-between sort of thing, commonly called the after- noon dress, or the dress-up luncheon costume.. Lots of women, who are models for others, insist that when, It's daytime, tailored clothes are all right

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Now for one of those exasperat- ing "on-the-other-hand" opinions. There are many women who have occasion for evening clothes, women who would find it impossible to dispense with the sort of dress one may wear all day, if necessary, in order to look right in a restaurant or at a friend's dinner table. These are women who work in offices, or cutside, but who, in any event, haven't time 10 до horne and chunge,

Fortunately the shops are sup- plied with costumes for such wo men. They are not tailored, and they certainly pre not evening clothes. Call them anything you like, but they must be called wear- able, 100. They are not apt to be extreme. They may have a sugges- tion of a bustle,-bút nothing senza- tional either fore or aft. They are more often black thon coloured, but women who lee colour manage to and something appropriate. In 11.

The all-purpose dress, usually with a removable bolero or Jackot, usually has a short skirt but, as we all know, many such dresses have two skirts, one long, one short, Ac- cessories Indicate the hour of the day one may wear cach sort, which In help.

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COFFEE NUT

POPULAR tea-time dainties made with 202, butler, 201 caster sugar, 1 egg, 2 tabicepoon- Jula milk, 302. flour, à teaspoon. fut baking powder, I teaspoonful coffee CSACTICE, 10%. chopped walnuts.

Cream butter and sugar, beat up the egg in the milk, and add _with_the_flour__mized_with_the baking powder, Tien add the coffee essence, chopped nuts and a pinch of salt.

Put the misture into greased bun-tina, Bake for 15 minutes in a fairly hot oven, then place a helped walnut on top of cech cake, five minutes before ramov- ing from the oven.

In very good taste this spring is this bolero from Paris, in grey Persian Jurb which was designed by Reynier,

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