Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1916, Page 8

N [HE BEE: OMAHA, TRIDAY, MAY 5, 1916 R Health Hints --- Fashions -- Woman's Work -- Household Topics Wallpaper’s : e T - Ten How the World Looks to Him ~ -0- No.zjimoe® - By Nell Brinkey Commandments 1. Thou shalt heed the calls of plain, | Copyright, 1916, Tntern'l Ne ervice Gulet wallpapers and white woodwork | wherever such is possible % Thou shalt lighten dark rooma by the ure of light-toned, yellow-tinted wall paper, that suggests the blessed sunshine 1 Thou shalt see that thy walls and thine own personality are not too forward but modestly retiring I, Thou shalt use no large-patterned wallpapers against which to hang th pleturve. The one will kil the other 6, Thou shalt have no centerplece or srnerpleces upon thy celling, hut only a vory nearly plaln expanse of light color 4. Thou shalt have thy 11l of pale tints | and delicate deslgns for bed rooms and boudolrs, but for drawing rooms, dining rooms, lbraries and halle, thou shalt be compellod to uge plain and loss frivolous pRpers, T, Thou shalt, when the ceiling 15 not | 100 high, run the paper of the side wall 2 up 1o the ceiling, putting the border Just below, the angle L Thou shalt not panel the walls of a small room, except it be above a mantle plece, n sideboard or a hookcase, where a bit of tapestry, a mirror or a picture may | se held in place by strips of molding | 5 Thou shalt not use brightly attentionscompelling cut out border plaln, conventionally deslgned strips that | are mere divisions between walls and elling 10, Thou shalt remember at all times ihat thy wallpaper |s but a background wgninst which 1o show thy pletures, thy furniture and thy friends Philade!phin Record N ““Everything baked with |g Calumet is so tempting— g wholesome — delicious- N1 want 'em things hard to bake righ: it can’t be equalled, met Is the worl ' 0 ['a L Se \ ‘1 HE jus' naturally-lazy bo oK [ o ba P . K T) E ju aturally-lazy boy lies on his little back in the tall al ‘ green forest a little field-mouse stops washing his whiskers to hear the whole fancy falls apart and the soft, white clouds float away te ¥ falfa Around his sunburned little face the purple bloom ( this giant chortle! And now the grinning dog is magically shifted | make other dreams ) brushes and shakes out perfume that seems to have color ! away-—the cloud pictures form again-—this time an islet of land —a | With a curious feeling of being nearer the sky becaus: he is .: too. The cool green leaves finger his neck and hands St | range of hills and valleys with a Turkish eity on one edge. And the | on his little back staring into it where it looks down on his—framed illusion is of C of a o 'y © way fro o s an v the pu f reen laa ' :‘ world-away-—buried from school and questioning gran‘'mothers, with 11 m‘»n lr e l‘”"”':" )( »"\ Ay ”\' ‘;‘1“ i ':‘ ”"'" “'|’ e R SRS Mot S Geamn vy G lyioss L Gy 2o oating free in the high blue air. “Ang im on the unders'de The tiny boy drav lose 8 ) n | y draws close to his beloved sky down hero In the alks of the fleld rising ab o yres \ the jungleous stalks of the field rising about him like a forest. Juat | wheré 1 can see the roots of the country,” muses the tiny boy; “it fragrant heart of the meadow | 0 » big world o eld! . . X k X one tiny boy in all the big world of sky and field J any one in that littly city should think the blue sky was a But the grown up boy in the Harvest Time, a-sprawl in the | X He watches the big lazy white clouds move against the deep | Sea and step off they'd fall clear to me!” And the little city rolls pp fragrant hay and building again in the clouds, finds only a woman ! { X blue sky—they shape and hold for an Instant—tall away, roll and | _~Pits of hill and mountains go drifting off like ragged chiffon face and form. NELL BRINKLEY y & . reshape, i b2 ~ . . . | TR TR R RN TE SR, The Deceitfulness of Tonics Hero Worship Pitfalls | ’ By WOODS MUTCHINSON, M, D, hit the canse and sure to satls mim nd. in the shrewd saying .o By BEATRICE FAIRFAX, influence to exploft habit of sending letters | talent and ability sh pletyre actor? 1 It you are a he anles is that they don't that “medicine oft vrite and f the last » uns I The most striking feature All t t | say, they don't “tona” or build g read an | divy “ v ' sl propert ! r Grape Juice_ | ESERTEaTasaias Pk \ 100%Pure T | , el For children and R wora and ety wn Adviee ‘m [.nrr/um delicate people fruit By Beatrice Fairfaz juice is better than the whole fruit, All systems W Never Be Right - L e——— cruve the natural fruit [ Theres the sen X acid and grape sugar | g o e No added sugar . in Armour’s, The \ nourishing essence of e T ' the sun-ripened, sweet e ey . Concord [nr and { nothing else — i claritied, 2 { bottled and brought o your whie, Dilute it a8 you lbe ARMOUN ) COMPANY -u”.::.n‘. u“ AR and Jonss Lowinese » “ =:.us'- CUNRR NN \ roud