56 NORTA 
SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 
Aug. 25, 1916, 
School Clothes for 
ihe Younger Girl 
ND now hath the season returned 
when the nights grow colder and 
longer—and schools open! The 
younger generation must be fitted for 
the evil day and the: following sug- 
gestions are not too early to be timely. 
First the frocks! a serge dress is 
the smart and the desirable thing for 
the piece de resistance, as it were, of 
the fall wardrobe. One of blue had 
yoke and sleeves in one piece and the 
body of the frock was _ smartly 
plaited and smocked. A linen collar 
in apricot matched the shade of the 
smocking. 
Another gay little school dress 
(for school frocks are doing all in 
their power to alleviate the boredom 
of days at school!) is of rough blue 
serge stitched with canary worsted. 
Shirrings, finished with yellow arrow 
heads, take care of the fullness at 
neck and waist and.a wide, wide belt 
is quite chic. The crowning glory 
of this little gown is the canary col- 
ored collar and cuffs of linen crash. 
Need we say a word in favor of the 
low heel and moderately broad toe 
for the school-girl’s shoes? This 
type of shoe is the only one permis- 
sible for the girl in her early teens, 
even for party slippers. The suitable 
boot for every day wear has a seven- 
eighths inch heel, of gun metal with 
perforated vamp and wing tip and 
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upper of fawn colored buckskin. 
This shoe is also attractive in tan 
leather. A low heeled oxford of the 
sport type may be worn almost all the 
year if heavy wool sport stockings 
are worn during cold weather. Such 
an oxford in tan and with rubber 
sole is a distinct addition to the girl’s 
wardrobe, and will do nicely for 
walking and athletics. 
Just a word about stockings! 
Heavy wool stockings are comfortable 
for sports wear and a number of 
pairs in white and colors are a wise 
provision for the school-girl’s ward- 
robe. Ribbed stockings of cotton 
are good looking and durable. Heavy 
weight silk stockings may be provided 
for occasional wear. 
Outer wraps for school wear are 
of great importance for, even during 
the first days of school, a coat for the 
few cool days must be selected. One 
of the most attractive coats for early 
autumn is of velours, full length and 
with a cape reaching the waist line in 
front and in back. This waist line, by 
the way, is belted with patent leather 
which gives a smart trimming to the 
coat. Velours covered buttons are 
the only other trimming. For later 
wear there is another velours coat 
trimmed from the collar to the hem 
and around the collar and the hem 
with fur. The coat is buttoned high 
at the throat and at the hem, being 
well brought over to keep out the 
winds of winter. 
Next week Judy will give an item- 
ized account of a boarding school 
wardrobe with prices for every thing. 
“Can You Make a Berry Pie?” 
UDY> can," as quick asea catecan 
wink an eye;”’ and the Colonel’s 
Lady, having successfully reached the 
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that in order to hold it, attention to 
the wants of the inner man is neces- 
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time honored concoction. The sweet. 
and juicy berry pie is one of the nic- 
est of its kind, and easy to make after 
the secrets of a crisp crust and prop- 
erly cooked berries are mastered. 
In any pie making, first attention 
must be given to the paste. 
water and plenty of shortening are 
quite necessary; and pastry that is 
thoroughly chilled on ice for a few 
hours is the best. 
Blueberry Pie—Use a rather deep 
pie plate for this and line with good 
pastry.. Use enough berries to nearly 
fill the plate and about % cup sugar 
for a sweet, very juicy pie. Add some 
butter and place the top crust, cut a 
little larger than the plate, over pie, . 
turn in edge under lower crust, and 
press down closely with a fork. A 
little milk or beaten egg brushed 
lightly over the crust will help in 
browning. Bake in quick oven. 
Raspberry Pie is made in the same 
way. Omit the butter and use a shal- 
low plate instead of a deep one. Cut 
only tiny holes in the upper crust. 
Cranberry Pie is a favorite in many 
a household and the season when these 
tempting red berries appear will soon 
be upon us, so let us, therefore be 
prepared to cook them in the most 
appetizing way. Bring the cranberries 
to the boiling point in an agate ‘pan, 
take them from the fire and sweeten; 
return to the fire and boil for. five 
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