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EVENING 1EDGEB-PHI:LADEL:PHIA, MONDAY, JTOTE 12, 1018.
SONG HO! FOR GRANDMA,
SHE'S IN AGAIN, SAYS M'LISS
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Even .the Dancing Masters, in Fade of the Modern
Enthusiasm for the Old-fashioned, Have
Reverted to the Waltz and Polka
SEEN IN THE SHOPS
PfttfcatiiKTLY wo shall be dancing the
mlriitet, I am qulto convinced of It,
dr&ndma iia, you know, lonp. long
hgO' And grandma la In tremendous
Voguo, again.
Onindmn. woro hoops rind pantalettes
and stde-htccd shoes nhd flngerless mit
tens nnd poko bonnets. Sho also carried
feather" fan and sported a beauty patch.
How much at homo tho old lady would
feet In the shops today! Thero Is scarcely
an article that eho considered necessary
U her toilette or house furnlshltiK that
fens not Its modern duplicate. Even tho
eld Wlndaor chairs that sho sat In and
the hit-or-mlss pattorncd rag rug: that sho
lUt hor dainty foot upon are hero again.
But alas for tho present-day Erandmal
Just when sho had decided to kick Up hor
commpn-sonse hools and havo a glorious
Uid unrestricted fling, sans corsets nnd
' sans mld-Victorlan Impositions, nlong
cOmos Dnmo laahlon with a prohibitory
"No!"
.And prcstol boforo grandma had learned
to Inhale tho smoko from her clgarotto
sho found herself back again In tho
'traces, hooped and stayed and borlb.
boned hor now-found freedom snuffed
out as suddenly as a burnt-out arc light.
Even tho dancing masters havo real
ized tho Incongruity of teaching a primly
gatbed feminine world such hoydenlsh
dances aa tho fox-trot or the canter. Dig
nity, not abandon, Is tho watchword. At
a recent gathering of terpslchorcan ex
perts It was decided to hark back to tho
ojd days, tho two-step and tho waltz to bo
used as a transposition medium so that
norto might dlo of shock.
Oply a short whllo ago wo wero bunny
hugging and turkoy-trottlng with a prox
imity to our partners that caused tho Pu
ritans to blush and governmental institu
tions such ns tho Naval Academy to lay
down distance regulations.
"Partners must bo nt least six Inches
apart," was tho rulo put Into effect nt tho
Academy hops.
And shatp-cyed instructors did not lies
Itnto to enforco the mandato when for
getfulnoss or defiant dnncers minimized
tho six Inches to thrco or One.
But now that tho pendulum has started
to swinir In tho othor direction, who Is
thoro to stop It? At a recent dance In
Philadelphia I saw sovornl of tho guests
deliberately exocuto nn old-fashioned
waltz to syncopated music that was ob
viously meant for tho lamo duck.
For some of us thoro are rocks ahead.
After having limped and ducked nnd
dipped In our own particular fashion for
sovernl seftBons past, how are wo going
to achieve the easy grace of tho'old-fasli-lonod
waltz, which In reality is based on n
sorles of exticmoly Intricate stops?
And tho stately figures of tho minuet,
which Is tho logical concomitant of the
beauty patch and tho hooped skirt, how
H that to bo managed? When your part
ner has boon permitted to clutch you In a
sort of tcrpolchorean half-nolson it will bo
n difficult matter for him to remember
that tho new dancps, which arc. of course,
tho very old dances, demand that ho only
touch you with tho vorlest flngor-tlp.
How, too, after having jumped and trotted
and wabbled., nro wo to acquire tho equl
llbrlum necessary for n deep and well
poised curtsey?
If only grandma had not temporarily
succumbed to tho modernists! Perhaps
men slio could havo taught us these
burled secrets. But alas! Even grandma
herself Is saving hor pennies for tho dancj
Ing masters. Wo havo got to learn all
over again. Tho Vernon Cnstles and the
Maurices ,nro making ready to tako our
money. Tho strains of tho Beautiful Bluo
Danube, nnd, tho Virginia llcel will drown
out thoso of tho rtntchy-Koo and the
Shindy Lou.
A bas tho trot nnd tho hug! Enter the
waltz and tho minuet. But heaven pro
tect us from the lanccra that brain con
fusing, foot-bemusing jumble of him-uand
forward marches. Jlay wo bo endo od
with thq strength to resist it. M'LISS.
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Letters to the Editor of the Woman's Pajre
Address all communication, to M'M.h. rare of lh: lcnlnc Irfdicer. W-''t, i,i
of the paper only. . ...v, on nne moo
Dear M'Ltes Will you kindly lot me know
JhrouBh, your column If tho story "The Pon of
Tarzan, 'r now runnlnr In the Utkximi Ukuuek,
has ever been urlnted In hook form? Jf thin
ens has not. haa either of tho other two ty the
nnu author? INQUISITIVE.
"Tho Son of Tarznn," now running In tho
Evenino Ledobii, has not yet been pub
lished in book form. Threo of the Tnni.ni
books, however "Tarzan of tho 'Apes,"
"The Return of Tarzan" and "ThCj Uensts
of Tarzan" which havo appeared n this
paper, aro published by A. C'McClurg",
Chicago. ,.
Thank you foe- -your suggestion regard
uomit ' tWV'4 rr""l3 some ilny I'll act
mu?in-lilM,I',?8rA" n "x-1"1 clUD re very
hif ii "V"".1 of tahien nnJ.nnythlnR you may
rtfnn,bIiV." We "" In .thai line. We it' from
about IS to il jcarn of ago. N. N. C.
I have an oacoilont book containing many
Interesting games that I haven't space to
publish. If you would like to stop In at
my office I will bo glad to place It at your
disposal and penult you to copy thoso that
Interest you.
MAjgpffN HARLAND'S CORNER
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All romnVunleatlonH nddresard to Marlon
Xlnrland Khauid inclone u taimed. helf-
Kfff melop and a clluplns of the
Vte "JJ which yon ore InterrMteri, Vernon
wUhlnr Ko nldln the churl tub! o work of the
" C. nliould write Marlon IIarlitnU. In
fJtrttHJf thin paper, for nrtdrcKsen of those
itier won Id like (o help and. limine rrrrlied
them, communicate direct with those parties.
Wants Church Music
Seelmr that Bonis ono offers church rmislr. T
wilt gladly pay postnre on tt If alio will send
unauia
tt to, me.
r
to continue with my
school work on account of poor health, anil
I am solnir to undertake playing the orean
In a Roman Catholic church In my spare time.
I am In the fifth grade In music. I haq rut
tlnffs In plants to Elvo to any ono who will
forward an address. j:'AN.
"Some ono" Is an clastic phraso In this
connection. Music of various sorts Is of
fered nearly every day tlirough the Corner.
If you will tell us what Initials wero signed
to the offer of which you speak we will put
you Intof communication with tho donor, or
we may get anotlier lot of music for you.
The cuttings you generously placo at our
disposal will bo called for when your letter
has been read. Tho Corner extends sym
pathy to you and hopes the warm weather
and opportunities to enjoy the outer air
will bring recovery of health. Do not let
the organ practice confine you too much
to the house and church. '
Hints That Help
Can you tell ma how to ralso parsley In a
vinaonr dok mccniiuiiyf i imieu mat year.
2'leasa tea ma the things I ouxht to know
without belnv told. Yfhat other thlnga besldi-n
parsley would you suraest? How can one hlock
. straw sailor? Minn Is a little limp at the
Junction of crown and brim. I tow could I ro
finish ;ha side ot a Circassian walnut dresser,
whllo from the.ralnT Has any fellow suf
ferer found anlthlnc to deaden tho awful
conglomeration or noises liutlde the house and
out. for thoso who must sleep In the day?
Now for my suggestions, such aa they urn:
When ona haa na oil of wtnterirrpnn m hul
-.-. . - -i '--,,- ---------- -
Duma. Kerosenr- rquauy as eneciive. una
kept on will prevent blistering,
uneaualea for cleaning bath tubs.
with a saturated rag and then
Wttn a clean ciotn. Many or
agea aooui ciesnuia inings.
if
KTosene Is
wiping llrat
wining nry
aeema they
'any of your readers have
lg things. It aeeina thev
are still unacquainted with dry cleaners, which
have appeared on the market within the last
year or so and which, when used In conner
itlon with gasoline, act like magic, removing
everything but starch or perspiration atalns.
viegn autre or uress or anyining in mis way,
alwaya rinsing thoroughly, which 1 most Im
portant, and Iron ecu down on a folded uool
blanket, putting thin dampened muslin tor thin
material and heavier for thtrk goods over the
aiae
?. bee-bee" would
would i.h n"":.. ?".".. '."."".."ays wo
It taste. Sueh lit. J..,,? "- TS"? inc.
a delightful, refreshing drink.
and using a moderately hot Iron.
wrong
Tour suit wilt look aa If a tailor did it. Qaso
jne dissolves rupser, so remove ante as. etc,
RUTH C
Give the parsley rich, loose soil, plenty
of sunshine and water, and It should flour
lsh, Wlnt, summer savory and sweet mar
joram may bo cultivated successfully in
Ilka manner The Corner Is not expert In
ruUHnery. Your query may ba answered
by a professional member. It the wood be
oled, rub with a flannel wet with turpen
tine, afterward with boiled linseed oil. If
It be5 varnished, you may have to call fn
skilled bep. Nothing will muffle tha din
more, effectually than a wad of cotton bat
ting; bound over the ears with a soft silk
handkerchief. It Is a too-common nuisance
hat of which you Justly complain. Your
suggestions are practical and excellent. We
thank you for them on .behalf ot the many
Who will profit by them.
Cleaning Panama and Plume
T:e tell ma to now. to clean and reblock
CvvhUa- ranama hat. Also, how to clean a
Wta plume, K. if.
Jteblockinjr is beyond the- ken of the Cor
ner, You may clean the hat by rubbing- It
all over with lemon Juice and settlnp it in
th'etaun for flva or mix hours. Then sponea
faithfully with peroxide oft hydrogen and
Bun. again for usveral hours. ge that St U
J.TSTOHE3 AHD fOUHTi-INS
ASK FOR and GET
HO RUCK'S
fUM 08IGIJTAI.
;m Mm lwyt tte Cheapest
BfctetTrmittiTiTit yCX mw prka
not exposed to tho dust at any stage of the
process. Wash tho plumo in clear easollno
out of doors and In tho daytime. Seo that
no artificial llrtlit Is near whllo you do this.
Souse It up and down In the liquid a dozen
times. Then shako well and hanu in the
air, shaking every flvo minutes until it is
fiulto dry.
Makes Itcfreshinrr Drink
In the Cornor Is a letter signed "nMnnnr"
5!,knf ?bout , drink called manna." Tarn
fflteS
uin, ui. unu uown.
liquid.
!', unu II1HKPH
lMcnwo let me
for tho rff.r-oTd,l.dy"Vp"VWhrTnrnt!ii:
, , w. a. a.
Wo, too, are so clad that the question fell
under your oye that wo must express our
Kratltudo to you for the satisfactory and
iitercstlnir reply tho nrticle anent manna,
has elicited. Another letter upon tho samo
subject will appear shortly,
Freckles nnd Lemons
Can you glvo me a sum thing which will
cause freckles to disappear? Also, do lemons
do any harm nt nil If eaten with si tl 'The
day after I do It my teeth .aro nil sore.
L . JUNIOR.'
Tho Corner has repeatedly explained to
correspondents whom It would fain serve
that It has absolutely nothing to dp with
tho earo of the skin nnd hair. Freckles
aro clean out of Its province. I thought
nobody minded them In this ago of physical
culture. Olrls no longer swathe their faces
In thick veils when they drive, ride or
walk. A girl who should wind a doublo
tissue veil about her head to protect her
complexion whllo playing golf or tonnls
would bo ridiculed unmerolfully. What
matter If a. few freckles left by tho sun's
kisses dot cheeks tanned by tha wind and
made rosy by the sunshine so long as the
complexion be glowing nnd clear with
health? Iemon and salt or anything that
makes the teeth sore Is injurious to the
enamel and ought to be avoided.
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A. V
SPORTS FKOCK OF JERSEY CLOTH
IJ'OIl those who like tho unusual, licro is a ono-plcco sports frock. It, Is mnda of Jersey
' I'lotli, a fabric featured extensively for sports clothes because of Its excellent wearing
quality nnd Its noninussablcni'ss. Tho fmck, which shows tho new straight lines and
tho narrow underskirt, has tho fulness confined nt the waist by nn oddly arranged sash.
Natural pongee is used or the collar nnd cuffs and to tilm tho pocket, which Is llnlshed
with a pongco-colored tassel. In various colors, ?:!7.(i0.
This smart sports hat Is of green leghorn trimmed with a self-colored grosgrnln
band finished with n tnilorcd Vow. It niny bo ordered in various colors, with bands of
self or contrasting colors, for $7.50.
Tho namo of tho shop where these articles may bo purchased will bo supplied by
tho Kdltor ot tho Woman's rage, UvfiMiNn LnnoEn, B08 Chestnut street. Tho request
must he accompanied by a stamped, iiclf-nddrcssed envelope, and must mention tho dato
on which tho nrticlo nppeared.
GOOD FORM
My Loves
Why should I my loves confine?
Why should fair be mine or thine?
If I praise at tulip, why
Should I pass the primrose by?
Paris was a pedant fool.
Meting beauty by tha rule;
Pallas? Juno? Venus? he
Should have chosen all the three!
John Stuart Wackle.
Oood form queries shoiiM be nil
dressed to Deborah Hush, lertllcii on
one side of tho paver nnd signed totth
full name and address, though fnftfafs
O.YTil" telH 6e publined upon rerncst.
This column will appear in Monday's,
-Wednesday's and Friday's livening
Ledger.
When paying visits It Is a very neces
sary thing to comply with tho rules of
tho household In which ono is a guest.
Ono thing nbout which guests should bo
ery particular Is promptness at meals. In
soma homes tho hostess Is not very strict
about this observance, but tho guests should
ho ready nt tho hour named, and thcrcforo
never bo responsible for any delay. An
other matter about which a guest should
bo careful la tho hour of retiring. It Is
not good taste to remain downstairs after
tho hostess has signified her intention of
retiring and said good-night ; a guest should
nlways go to her rooln at tho samo time,
oven if sho does not caro to retlro yet.
Sho may occupy herself thero reading or
writing.
Clothes for Fete
near ncoornh fiii What may bo connldered
a sultublo coitumo for the mnnv nfternaon out-of-door
fetes which are being elien nil through
this month? Is It proper to go to these events
with a oung man unchnperoncd? I-. II. I..
Any simple dress of some light materinl
is suitable. White rrocks, buocs ana siock
lngs are very popular, worn with a colored
silk sweater and sports hat.
It Is perfectly proper to go with a young
man, and there would bo absolutely no rea
son why you should have a chaperon.
Ask for an Invitation
Dear Deborah Rush I have a young girl
eUylrik- with mo for seeral weeks nnd I have
been Invited to a danco on neit Thursday. The
hostess does not know my friend, so she ennt
ask her, Would It ho wrong for me to go nnd
lenvo my friend at homo? P. J. 51.
It would bo perfectly proper for you to
write a little note to'the lndy who Is giving
the dance, paying that Miss Is staying
with you at present and you would like
very much to take her with you to the
dance, If tho hostess will Invite her. Strictly
speaking, It would not be polite for you to
leave your guest at home if she Is not a
very Intimate friend. Of course, you might
provide for her pleasure during that eve
ning in another way and go yourself to tho
dance, but that should be arranged between
you and your guest. The hostess of the
dance would not bo obliged to say yes to
your request, If sho had decided on a very
small affair, but at the same time tt would
not be very gracious for her to refuse,
Finger Bowls
Bear Drboroh Rush Will you tell ma If
finger bowls are essential when serving a lunch
con for about 12 persons? What would you
suggest for a first course? JULIA.
Finger bowls should always be placed at
each placo after the sweet course has been
served.
Fruit cup Is always a delicious appetiser
for a luncheon. Some persons prefer llttlo
neck clams as a first course, however.
Street Car Etiquette
)ror Uelorah Itush When a woman enters
a enr nnd all the seats nro tnken, should a
man who him been working hard all day feel
obliged to offer her his sent? I nm n bricklayer
nnd get verv tired nights, and yet I have n feel
ing I should get up for a woman. I see lota
of other men remain seated, and some of them
look llko theso Styllshera who don't have to
work. IIAllIty.
Accoidlng to strict etiquette, a man
should nlways offer his scat to a woman In
a crowded car, but very many women re
fuse to accept tho courtesy from a man who
hns been doing hind work all day. It
should bo left to the woman to refuse.
DEBORAH HUSH.
Things to Know
A smnll portable oven Is a step-savor
and a fuel-saver, too. If your stove gas
J coal Is going enough to heat up the top
of it, but not tho regular oven, you can put
ono of theso portnblo ovens over tho warm
spot. This Is enough to heat rolls or
bread, and saves the extra coal or gas.
Then, too, steamer nttached to tho dish
In which vegetables nto cooked Is a fuel
saer. Two vegetables may bo cooked with
tho samo amount of gnB and time that tho
one would take. Thero aro many llttlo
things like this that the housekeeper can
teach her cook. Whon n dish is boiling
so hnid that tho water Is bubbling, turn
down the flnme beneath It. Boiling beat
cannot become any hotter; you will get tno
same results with a lower flnmo, and uso
less power.
If You Love .
Flowers You Should Know
The Century Flower Shop
12th Below Chestnut St.
HEMSTITCHING 5c YD.
Hare you seen our new
NECO EDGE?
&. Embroidering
Hcalloplng. Initialing, IlutlonbollnC.
Novelty Embroidery Co.
.field
SUrer
Halting
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filbert
FAMILY COOKING
OF VITAL IMPORT
IN THE HOME LIFE
Miss Emma Hanko, Noted Ex
pert in Domestic Science,
Tells of Waste That Can '
Be Prevented
MUCH USEFUL ADVICtf
"If the housewife Is properly educated
In the domestic sclonco art she can do the
family cooking for the day In two
hours," Is the reassuring news that Hiss
nmma Hnnko gives Philadelphia women.
Miss Hnnlto camo all tho way from far
off Wisconsin to speak at tho Civic Imposi
tion, nnd wns glad to do so, for she feew
that If her advice and e.tpcrlenCo H of
service to women tho trip Is welt worth
It. A grnduato of Pratt nnd of Columbia
University, Miss Hanko Is regarded by
thoso who know ni ono of the most eminent
culinary experts. Uut Bhe Isn't nil theory! In
deed, sho says sho Is never happier than
when sho has her whllo apron on, with
hor bowls and pans about her, ready lo
bnko ono of hor own special cakes.
"Social service work shows us mm uu
per cent, of tho family Incomo Is spent on
food alone," sho will tell you, earnestly.
"Imaglno It! Half of tho weekly budget
spent on food I And yet wo can see, nml
Investigators havo proved to us, that tho
avcrngo housewife wastes more thnn ono
thhd of tills food by careless cooking I
"Half of tho tlmo tho woman Is too over
worked to caro nbout meals. Sho docsn t
wnsto nny tlmo on tho bill of faro. It
Isn't aried; It Isn't oven nutritious. Any
old tiling, so long ns tho fnmlly has food
serves for a meal. Do you wonder that
tho man of the family goes to places where
ho can get decent food nnd, usiinlly,
something strong to drink?
"Yes, Indeed, I'm a firm believer In tho
policy of "feed tho brute," Miss Hanko de
clares. Sho's a slender, delicate woman,
with soft gray eyes nnd a gentlo voice; n
voice that you'd novcr think could bo
heard nnd has been heard In the largest
auditoriums In America; but when she
says a thing sho means It. And sho means
It when sho says that tho acrago house
wife docsnt' know her business.
"Men aren't any moro particular about
their nwals than women are. Uvery ono
enjoys nood tilings. Hut tho time will
como when n man will requlro qualifica
tions in domestic science Just ns they ex
pect fineness nnd mental power In tho
women they mairy. And they havo a right
to expect tho woman they mairy to havo
higher qualifications for wifehood nnd
motherhood than they would for otdlnnry
things, because those aren't ordinary things.
"I have been teaching domestic science
for a long time, talking to -100 women a
dny, ranging In age from young matrons
of 20 to old ones with white hair. They
nro very enthusiastic about learning bo
causo they reallzo that thero is so much
to know. It is such n delight to make
ono's own pastry, nnd to seo tho homo tun
on a scientific, economic basis. It's ,m
fnsclnatlng ns nny other hobby, only It's
nobler. And when tho American woman
Is brought to tho realization of her culinary
responsibility she Is the most active person
you over saw. Sho Is willing and anxious
to work, sko follows her lessons carefully
and sho develops Into a perfect housowifo
and companion. For evety woman lias It
in her to be both."
Miss Hanko lectured for two months last
summer on ono of tho largo piers in Atlan
tic City and is going to do so again this
year. Sho Is considered tho foremost au
thority In hor line, a teacher of teachers In
tho domestic science field. Sho carries her
own cooking outfit along with heV, nnd her
greatest delight Is to mako Cakes. Sho
makes on an averago of six cakes a week,
although tho mysteries of puff paste, food
values, chemistry, biology and economics
aro as A, B, C to her as well. Sho believes
In tho practical application of food theories
"Soclnl conditions nro largely dependent
on food conditions. Improve tho homes of
tho poor. Improve their food and you Im
prove, their standards," Is tho way Miss
Hanko phrases It,
1 tsssH & sisisSsissB
Hghtful
cooked.
In
4 ArilrWt 1st ut. ,
Ih Tdande tSSTiS M
carefully, drain several times, cook .In IBs
me sailed water until rhsv nM ..,.?. PiW
ing salted water until they are null. ji 'J
If you havo never tried them dr. .."
Serve hot with melted butter, salt ami 2fi
.. nt. (n A al.ln . ..It . . U PCS.)
,v v,, wh .. an U ui BtMt pork, ft ShaLsB
hiird-bollod egg or something in the w rQM
garniture makes the dish most appetttlnt 'I
Box Uses X
The thin wooden boxes which hold ir.
berries or any berries in season mi 7 '
used ns n shelter for tcnilej plants UC
linve nlnntnl Romn ft of r In In .' "ron,
Bpot, or If yod havo somo pot slip (hat S
want to cot tha shade, notlilnn. nl.i . f1 s
tcr ob a covering for It than thess IbAi
wooden boxen. n
MISS EMMA HANKO
nJfcuiQmttaJil!aA.
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Dresses j
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Coats I
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are enough to keqjHhe hair healthy and the
scalp clean. Cut if there is severe dandruff,
itching or loss of hair, Resinol Ointment should
be used in connection with" the Resinol Soap
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iearance .bale
Monday, June 12
AND THEREAFTER OF
illinery, Gowns, Suits
Coats, Waists, Sport
Clothes, Etc.
WHICH WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
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Ejf-8- jy-jjfea'r
Consider the Dandelion
Did you over mnfco dandelion coffeo? It
sounds Impossible, but really Isn't, mero
ate dandelion coltco Ilends B'oe- As soon
as tho llttlo plants put their heads up theso
enthusiasts are out BatherhiB the blossoms
to mako the odd bevcingo. Dandelion choc
olato Is another hevcniBo that may bo made
from the dandelion. ISoth nro delicious
Hero are tho recipes: Pound and toast tho
dandelion roots. Keep them in a Jar closed
tight. When you nro ready to innlio tho
cofleo uso a tnhlcsnoonfill "t tho colteo to
a cup and a teaspoonCul of tho dandelion
.root to a pot. This may ho macio BiroiiEcr
If desired by adding more aanucuon. i
choeolnto should bo onc-fltth chocolate nnd
foiir-lirths dandelion root.
' Tho plants arc plentiful nnd mako de
lightful salads. Choose the Brconest. ten
dorcst leaves. Tour over them n chilled
French or ltusslnn dicsiltiB. Tho slight bit
terness that is noticeable In the raw dande
lion leaf Is decidedly beneficial to the sys
tem. If you put vegetables with your salad
comblno thoso that aro not tart, such aa
boots, carrots, tomatoes, etc. This Is to got
tho perfect hannony of tnsto and nutrition
that is tho armo of salad making.
A very odd and palatable dressing for
dandelion nnd beet salad may bo made as
follows: fry thin slices of mnoked bacon,
iclalnlng tho bacon oil In the pan. Add to
this oil n half quantity of vlnegnr, then mix
In a llttlo Hour and water. Cook until this
comes to tho consistency of ordinary pan
gravy. Pour) this oer tho salad just before
It Is set upon tho table.
Spinach nnd other greens of tho kind
tnsto exactly llko dandelion leaves when
they ai o prepared In tho samo fnshlon. Tho
only difference Is tho dandelion requires
moro wntor nnd moio frequent changes of
water than tho others, because tho slight
bitterness In tho dandelion leaves, so de-
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causo of rigid State
inspection and
pure food laws, the
cleanest and best
milk is consumed
in the big cities.
The inferior, left
over milk, goes into
the ordinary kind
of butter.
Up in tho country at
Moridnlo .Farms, only
the cleanest 'and best
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