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Casual Shoes 5S Style Tricks From Dreny ra
metrical line in side-front lacings.
By LOUISE FLETCHER, Times Woman's Editor (CASUAL SHOES, the footgear in which the younger set spends its daytime hours, are borrowing many of the style tricks seen in more dressy footwear. Penaljo's crepe-soled red leather oxfords (half a pair is visible at lower left) have the season's asym-
The crepe sole is a
wedge type providing a bit more heel height. These
are $9.95.
The high-rising boot-like look, another new note in shoe styles, appears in the wedge-heeled brown suede
(worn by the model at left).
The boot’s calf “collar”
dips at one side—the asymmetrical look again—and is fastened with narrow strap and buckle. The wedge in
Eo Well for Less— Use Julep.
In Desserts Timely Tips Given On New Recipe -
By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer LIKE THE wonderful flavor of blackberries? Well, dessert featuring that flavor. - It uses blackberry julep, a new product that can be used either as a beverage or a cooking in gredient, Plentituls for Beptember ‘are in black ype, fF] BLACKBERRY JULEP CHIFFON PIE One envelope unflavored gelatin, one-four cup cold water, three eggs, separated; one-half
~ cup sugar, one tablespoon lemon |
juice, one-half teaspoon salt] one] cup- blackberry julep, one baked! pie shell (89-inch).
Combine slightly beaten egg] yolks, one-fourth cup sugar and|
lemon juice and salt in top of double boiler. water, stirring constantly, until! mixture covers spoon. Add soft-
ened gelatin to hot mixture,” stir § dissolved; add Diackderry: \
until Julep.
Cool until sirupy; fold in stiffly 3
beaten egg whites to which remaining one-fourth cup sugar has been added. Fill baked pie shell Just before sérving, top ple with whipped cream.
'SUNDAY'S MENU—
BREAKFAST: Fruit cup (apples, pears, grapes), link sausage, toasted cheese bread, “Bitter or fortifted margarine; grape jelly, coffee, milk. DINNER: Fricassee of chicken, steamed rice, green beans with almond butter, baked onions, hot rolls, butter or fortified margarine, raw carrot sticks, celery,
_ blackberry julep chiffon oie, |
coffee, milk. SUPPER: Chicken and tomato soup, cold cuts (sliced ham, sliced chicken) with - sliced tomatoes and cucumbers, cheese, creamed potatoes, relish, baking powder biscuits, butter or fortified margarine, milk.
Dishing The Dirt
By MARGUERITE SMITH
Q—Could you please tell me if this purple flowering plant that is used in borders comes up every year or not? I don't] know the name but the leaf looks like a mint leaf. It has a very small flower. It- bushes and is close to the ground. Mrs, Gerald Niehaus, 1574 Whalen Bt. A--This sounds like dwarf ageratum. The variety that grows! bushily close té6 the ground is! an annual. It must be started from seed or, to be sure of uni-| formly sized plants, from slips]
éach spring. Another taller|
growing ageratum with the|
same kind of fuzzy lavender flowers is a perennial. It not!
only lives over year after year but grows thriftily in almost any soil or location.
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We, the Women—
this case rises to medium-heel height. These are $16.95.
Even the classic moccasin has a
a newsy note in
buckles which anchor the broad instep strap. These (center) are a Spalding and are $7.95. Camel's hair color, leading shade in fall sports-
wear, m
makes the Ruffglove oxford (second from right)
by Joyce. Called the “Alert” model, this one has a wedge crepe sole tinted to match the upper. It's $9.95. Sandler of Boston makes the “Sissy Moc” (right) which adds criss-cross ankle straps to a V-throated,
hand-sewn, moccasin-toed style.
An open shank and
tiny wedge heel enhance the “little girl” look of the shoes. They're $8.95. All five styles are at Block's.
Can't Do Much With Silent Hubby
By RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer 80, HE WON'T talk, ‘eh? He comes home from work, hides behind the newspaper and opens his mouth only to tell the children to pipe down, to ask you how long before dinner, and maybe to inquire | if you finally remembered to send his blue suit to the cleaners. He just refuses to scintillate, and
living with a human clam a trifle on the
Ruth Millett
monotonous side. You've tried all the. usual
sort of advice handed to wives, you say. You-meet him at she
door with a freshly-lipsticked smile. You ask him" ‘what kind of a day he's had, stifling the temptation to tell him just what a “stinker” yours was. "You make small talk, throwing in all the amusing tidbits you've been saving up for him. But all you get for your trouble are a few half-hearted “yeahs” and ‘“nopes.” Well, don’t take it too hard, You're not the only wife with that complaint. In fact, it's one of the most common complaints of an
AND THERE'S actually not
_ much you can do -about it. If
you're married to a man whose idea of a pleasant evening is to sit and say nothing—nothing “sis what he’s going to say. “Oh, you might occasionally shame him into sfraightening up and making a pretense of being more sociable, But to-
morrow night he'll be - right
back to his own silent self. So, if you're ng to break the monotony of the evenings "you'll have to do it all on your own. You can always invite friends in, and stir up a little conversation that way. You can always thing interesting to read, so you won't mind the silence. You might even make a game out of it, and see if you can't make him talk first. Though that's a hard. game -for a woman to win, even if she's the only one who knows she's playing it. But if he won't talk—he won't talk.- And the best an“swer is to talk yourself hoarse in the daytime-—even if it's just over the telephone. And when 6 o'clock comes, prepare your-
self for a quiet evening at |
home, consoling yourself with the fact that at least you know
where your husband is—right:
over there in the corner behind that newspaper: .
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‘The Doctor Says— Diseases
Affect Nails -
Inflammation, Splitting
Are: Common Signs By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M- D.> - THERE ARE many. diseases which affect the: toenails. or the fingernails or both. Some conditions which attack the skin primarily, such as psoriasis and ringworm, Also often involve the nails, : Thére are several disorders which cause the nails to become loose, ridged, dull in color, or de-| formed which do not seem to be, related either to the diseases of | the skin or to any other general condition of the body. One such disease comes from {Inflammation around the base of {the nail." In this condition the! {soft tissue near the nail root |becomes enlarged and sensitive. This is a form of inflammation | in the sensitive tissues which is cdmmonly called whitlow, | r . . IT OFTEN causes the nails to! become ridged and sometimes to separate completely and fall off. In the severest cases, the nail. may have to be Femoved before
find yourself some-
{the infection can be cleared up. | Sometimes the nails tend to japitt for no apparent reason. | Ringworm can affect the malls {and may be difficult to cure. {Psoriasis is another skin disease which may affect the nails and cause them to become pitted and deformed. White points, spots, streaks, or bands can appear in the nails, The. nails of either hands or| feet can become thickened.
The Times Pattern Service
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Think About Wardrobe
By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer
BEFORE GOING on a hog-'
wild spending spree .for ‘new hard-to-resist school clothes, sit. down with pencil and paper
| and work out a wardrobe plan.
“Plan” is the key word for a teen-age clothes collection that must serve as the backbone of a college or work wardrobe. “Impulse buying” can leave you with - a flat pocketbook and clothes that don’t fit in with what you have.
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+ Salvage from
1 clothes every wearable garment’ | that will still rate if combined | with new match-mates.
If a new coat figures on your list, plan your new school wardrobe around colors that match or
| harmonize with the coat.
Color Co-ordination
Color ties the various units of a wardrobe together. A com-
1 plete wardrobe plan “might be
broken down as follows: a new solid color suit uf simple style, an extra plaid skirt and a twopiece jersey dress, For this group, all items should be chosen to create one color undon. ..That .goes for. the. suit jacket, the jersey top to be worn with the suit; blouses and sweat-
ers that may be selected to pick | .
up the tones of the plaid, harmonize with the ‘solids of the jersey dress or suit skirt. If your color scheming careful, one set of accessories, shoes, bag and hat, will carry off this turnabout wardrobe, This planned wardrobe calls for the bulk of your money being spent on the best possible fabric. for your basics, If there's little cash left for mad accessories and clothes fads, depend on your wits and ingeniiity to- keep ahead of your crowd on this score,
YOUR MANNERS—
Situation: You are expecting a caller who is bringing her small child. Wrong Way: Make no preparation for the child, ‘Right Way: If you plan to serve refreshments to the
“adult caller, have something |
suitable prepared for the child, and if possible have something for the child to play with.
Situation: You are answering a letter from a relative or friend whose letters are rather fey and far between. Wrong Way: Start out by complaining about how sel-
dom he writes Right Way: Start out by saying how happy you
‘to receive his letter:
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A. A deep V-throat line, three quarter sleeves, double draped “effect on the skirt and an adds ed touch of self-material fly:
B. Graceful seolpiuted Noes with a draped skirt, threeIders devel filed shoulders develop into a lovebod Pp
Teen Probleme
Tips on How fo Asai Poise
By JEAN " EVERYBODY wants to have . poise and self-confidence. * And poise is the by-product of know- | Ing exactly what to do and say. That's one of the solid rules of etiquette. If you kfow the ropes, you'll feel at ease. And you'll have a better time. Furthermore, to gauche or vulgar or anti-
i ‘social behavior to cover your
embarrassment. In conversation, knowing what to say is equally important. Oh, there's no pat answer to the question: “What shall I talk about?” But there are cer tain conversational props to lean on. CE IF YOU'RE having a’ party, make a mental list of your guests’ interests and attitudes. (Big-time hostesses actually
keep written records on .file!)
Then when Joan arrives, you say, “How's the job coming? D'you like being a career woman?” Or, “I hear your mother is. better. I'm so glad.” Or, “Congrats and all that! I'm thrilled!” And for the benefit of others, you may broadcast— “Joan won the Junior Tennis
Championship. Did you know?"
Even when you're not a host. ess, provide yourself with conversational openers. Keep your mind alert to other people's interests. Hoard a stock of ap-
| propriate remarks. And bring
them out at the psychological moment.
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Get Relaxed Figure in Shape WITH SLIM styles decreed for fall, there's no time to waste in getting a relaxed figure back into shape. Midriff, hips, stomach and thighs, particularly of a mature figure, usually respond to an ungirdled summer by gete ting ‘out of line. — . Breathing ‘exercises will - strengthen a lax diaphragm: - Breathe in deeply, and without expelling air—Dbreathe in again, and again. Hold this “packed” breath for a few minutes before
breathing out to-relax, Go easy at first,
DR, ANSWERS— Question: How can I find out whether there is a branch of the Boclety for Crippled Children in my city? Answer: If it is not listed in the telephone book, you can write to the National So clety for Crippled Children and Adults, 111 8. LaSalle St. Chicago 3, IIL.
. . . Question: Is there any way to prevent beauty marks from appearing on the body?
‘Is there any cure for these?
Answer: I am somewhat uncertain as to what it meant by “beauty marks.” There are probably several kinds of skin ‘blemishes to which this. name is applied. Without knowing the nature of the skin blemish, it is impossible to discuss treatment.
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taken gradually. To begin: Lie flat on your back, arms over. head. Throw right leg over left and roll hip almost to the point of rolling over—but fall back. Reverse leg position. Keep all weight and roll concentrated on the hips. There's an easy exercise for strengthening stomach muscles which may be done almost any--place—while walking, working, sitting in a movie: Squeeze in stomach bulge, count a slow 10 and relax. Repeat. If you can make this habit-forming, a new lithe line will be your reward. The thighs respond to this exercise: Sit. down on floor, knees bent. Now bring one knee down after the other with. a resounding smack. Start slowly and smack down faster and faster. -
| Hip. exercise should also be
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