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GOOD FOUM SHOULD HUSBANDS BE TIED TO WIVES5 APRON STRINGS? HEALTH TALKS
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INVITE M INVITE MY SPOUSE,
AMERICAN SLOGAN, SAYS M'LISS
Noah's Ark Procession Continues Down the Ages
and Husbands and Wives, Two by Two,
Attend Social Functions
fTOVE me, lovo my iIob," Is a maxim
JLJ trhlch,' according to advnncfrt writ
ers, fs In a fair "way of having a com
ttanloit plcco In "Invito mo, Invito my
Hfa."
American society, tho accusation has
been made, falls In all tho charm and In
terest thitt characterize-! tho society of
Paris, London, Vienna and Home', because
of the necessity tho American hostess
feels to Invito husband and wife to the
same function.
You nro a musician. In tho courso of
developlnB your talent you havo built
up an acquaintanceship of men and wom
en with similar interests. You talk In
terms of nfpcRgloa and plzzlcatos. You
ttoto on Bach and Beethoven. By a
curious quirk of fato you aro wedded to
a stock broker who can concclvo of no
moro Interesting reading than that
offored by tho nnnnclal pncs of tho news
papers and no sweeter tiiUslo. than that
of tho stock ticker In his office.
When ho diverts at all ho Ukcs a game
of chess or bridge. Ills musical tasto Is
eatlsriod with "Tho Tales of Hoffmann"
or "Oh, You Dangerous Girl." Ho Is
frankly bored with your "sot," which he
dubs "high-brow," and yet because of tho
American custom ho rrfust, perforce, bo
inctuded In till your Invitations and jou
In his. If ho docs not go with you, peo
ple will talk. It marks tho decline and
fall In nn American man's affections for
his wlfo when ho ceases to escort her to
the various functions to which they aro
Invited. Ho Is open to tho chargo of
neglecting her.
Ho may bo an athlcto and sho may de
test muscular exorclso with an unreason.
Ing hate, and yet ho cannot tako another
woman out to tho golf links or the tennis
court without providing food for gossip's
avaricious mouth and offering Insult to
hl3 wife, according to tho world's point
of view. N
rjslo Clews Barsons discusses this sub
ject rfi tho Now Republic:
"Manners In Washington or In college cir
cles are nfrlwps a bit old-fashioned, com
puted, shall we sny, with Nr York man
ners," sho writes. "At least thero are groups
In Now York whero tho unit of measure
tends to bo the Individual, not the couple.
And yet even In these comparatively mod
ern circles thinking In terms of the. Indi
vidual appenrs at times embarrassing. 'He
won't go without her' Is judged initio a.
stiftlctent renron for asking somo one you'd
rather not havo at your dinner table. 'She'd
be hurt If we jlldn't nsk him' may bo said
of a wnninn to whose feelings under oilier
circumstances you probably pay less nttcn
tlon."
Let us marry whom wo please, this au
thor advises, but let Us not expect to
force tho husband or wlfo of our cholco
on peoplo who had nothing to do with
tho picking.
it's so easy to entertain Ideas such as
those, hut would be, I Imagine, so far as
averago persons aro concerned, exceed
ingly difficult to put them Into practice,
fancy, If you can, jour husband return
ing from tho day's woik to address you
in this manner:
"Can't dine with you tonight, dearie.
Anna has invited mo over to look tit her
now pastels. Yes, nil tho crowd Is to bo
there, Thoreso nnd Dora and Tom and
Mack."
According to Sirs, rnrsons view you
should smllo sweetly and wave your lord
and spouso away with a negligent:
"Unjoy jmirself, pet, nnd don't drink
too much!" Just us when tho tnblcs aro
turned nnd your friends give a yacht
party or a house warming, neglecting to
send an Invitation to your husband, ho
should hook j on up tho back with a
chccrlncss brought about by tho thought
that you aro to have a good time.
This seems tho logical attitude to take,
I am ready to grant Mrs. Parsons, but
when love comes In tho doorway, docs it
not happen quite often that logic flics out
tho window? M'LdSS.
Letters to tho Editor of the Woman's Page
Address all communications to M'LI, r.ire of tlir Ernlnc Ledger. Write on one sldo
of the miner onlj-.
SEEN IN THE SHOPS
Dear M'Llsa Wilt you kindly publish In your
paper the cost nnd how Ions will it take me to
ro from Philadelphia to i:rle. Ta., liy trolley
and train? Throuch what IntcreMlnsr ltle nnd
towns must I pass? SUBSCRIBER.
You can go to JJrio by train for $10.50 one
way. It takes 12 hours.
It Is not possible to go by trolley any fur
ther than from Philadelphia to Lancaster,
going west. This costs $1.15 nnd takes
about 4 i hours.
Tho railroad routo Is via Harrishurg,
Wllllamsport, Kane nnd Warren.
Fnhhlon queries and sewing questions will
be nnswered by the fashion expert In tho
Woman Who Sows department. G. K. please
take note.
MARION HARLAND'S CORNER
Stain on Crepe "Waist
Tho blue satin lining of my .coat has faded
Into a white georgette crepe waist. A dry
cleaner tells me nothing can be done to remedy
the eU. However. I havo faith In you and the
constituency of tho II. II. C. Surely such faith
will hot Bo unrewarded. Is there unythtng one
cim do to preterit th- blur from fading onto
waists? Have you ever made Die trust with
bailing; water? It Is delicious! I can retorn I
mena It nigniy. use nail cuprui oc laru. quarter
cUDfuI or boning water, one und one-half cup
ful of Hour, half teaspoonful of bnlilns powder.
Work inrd and water together and stir In Hour
and baking powder. The product surpasses the
ordinary pie crust. -BARBARA C.
The fading of the blue Is really the wash
ing of the color into the adjourning portions
of the garment through the agency of per
spiration. Thero Is nothing which la moro
likely to remove, .tho stains wrought by
perspiration than white wlno vinegar tho
genuine article. An Inferior quality or
an imitation will not da The whlto and
blue should be properly protected from
perspiration by rubber dress hhields. The
piecrust Is most welcome. I well recollect
that a Vetera housemother of the middle
SOa renowned for her pastry maintained
that It owed Its excellence to her practice
of mixing it with boiling water. It seemed
to her neighbors nothing short of a culinary
solecism. But it was tine. '
Helping an Invalid
Sirs. E. W., a shut-In, asks for pieces for
Quilting;. Wilt you kindly send me her address?
I am stopping In the midst of tv multitude of
duties to make this request and trust others will
do the same. How peacefully you must rest at
night, conscfous of the theer you have dispensed
during the dayl Ood bless the Corner and Keep
you In the treat work! X A.N. Nil: I.. 21.
The address went to you by the next
mall. Thanks are yours in full measure for
putlng asldo your own occupations to sup
ply the wants of our members. Hay I re
iterate here the best prescription I know
for coaxing sleep? My mother taught It
to me as a part of my evening prayer:
"Did I, this day, for small or great
3Iy own pursuits forego
To lighten by a feather's weight
The mass of human woe?"
When one can truthfuly reply "Yes"
to conscience, peaceful slumber should fol
low. I know I have quoted the little
rhyme before in the Corner. It may not be
amiss to remind ourselves of it. You havo
evidently carried the leaeon in your heart
snd put In Into daily practice.
Silk Pieces for Patchwork
rieass send me lour directions for making
pink: Ice cream with strawberry flavor 1 should
be glad to receive an Immediate reply. It you
All cnmmunlrntlonM nddresed to Marlon
Ilnrland should hit-lot. n Mutinied, eelf-ndtlrf-o.fd
envelope nnd a rlllMdnff of the
article- In whim u are Intcreitrd. IVriom
ufthlntr to nld In the chirltnltle uork nf the
II. II. C. should write .M.irioti llurl.iml. In
cure nf tliN p.ttirr. for nildre.p of those
they it mild like to help, itnd.Sliitt tiff received
them, tonimiinimto dlrrrt ttllh those purtlei.
ARTIST'S SMOCK INVADES TENNIS COURT
THU smock, which came in ns a novelty, has through its attractiveness nnd service
ability won a permanent place in not only tho affections but In tho wardrobe. Tho ono
featured li representative of tpilt-i .t variety which one of tho shops haB. They como
In crcpo do chine, pongee, chnmbrcy and dimity, trimmed In contrmttlng colors In plain
and striped effects and aio to bo hail in a Mitlety of stjlca. Tho prices rango from J3.95
to $10.75.
Tho hat, which Is distinctive, makes a charming mountain or seashore hnt, or may
be consolation for thoe who stay tit homo. It Is a mushroom shape with on orchid
chenille top and whlto satin facing and cord edge. Tho crown Is embroidered In chcnlllo
in Kgyptlan colors In linked effect. That hat may bo oidcred In sky, lemon, watermelon
or orchid color for $12. RO.
The name of tho shop where thnno articles may bo purchased will be supplied by
the Hdltor of tho Woman's Page, EviiN'iN'fl Lnpann, COS Chestnut street. Tho icquest
must be accompanied by a stamped Belf-mltliesieil envelope, and must mention tho tlato
on which tho article appeared.
GOOD FORM
Incident of tho scroll saw patterns that
changed hands and became messengers of
mercy And the proposal of correspond
ence with tho lltlo unknown friend ! Already
that, although In visible presence a
stranger.
Buttermilk Pop
In a former Issue of your v ilued Torner a
subscriber nslted for a recipe for making but
termilk pop. 'Hie following has btn handed
down In our family from the pure Dutch for
generations: Put one riuart of genuine butter
milk on to boll, stirring constantly to prevent
lumping or curdling. When It bolls turn tho
gas down Ion. Add one cupful of Hour, pinch
nf sill and one t uspoonful of water to tho
flour Repeat until a stiff dough Is mude In
lumps Hi. slzo of Lima beans Orndually add
these to the milk, which must lw hot. nnd bring
to a boll When t Is dme. servo with bugar
to cult each Individual This (an be inide fine
by treating the buttermilk In the sum way
utid uddlng small disks .if bread vvhliM have
been sllgtitlv lrowr-d In butter. Trut as
jou would dough. This nlwiiis has been con
sidered suitable for the must dilicut. stomach.
W V. ;
The time honored Knickerbocker formula
might bo called a culinary classic. It was
brewed by our great-grandmothers nnd de
voured eagerly by their husbands and sons.
know of any one having u deaire for silk plecew
for patchwork, pleaso send ma the audrese and
J wilt forward same to her, It she will send
tampv, usier guviing lay suiiae irom ou.
EDITH K. N.
Taking the last paragraph of your letter
first you will receive in due season the
names of women desiring silk pieces for
patchwork. Wke the poor, we liae them
ever with us. Hold the pieces until they
learn of your generosity. We offer two
recipe for strawberry lea craam. If the
result ba not as bright In color as soma you
buy from confectioners, comfort yourself by
the suspicion that thelns owes the pink to
a dadh. of cochineal quite harmless, we
nro assured.
Crushed strawberry ice cream Hake
li rich clustard of six acfgs '"! a quart of
lntlk; stir Into It a cjiMrt of HeJi cream,
turn into a freozar and grind until half
f roien. Have ready a riuart of strawberries,
mashed and abundantly sweetened. AVlieu
the ieo cream U halt copgaalad. carefully
remove the top from the traazer and, with
9, long spoon beat In the erAMd barrtan,
ttlrrlng up tha pontwwa fro the bottom.
Keplapa tha top and continue to grind un
fit frozen.
Strawberry raoussa Whip a plot at thick
cream utIC and tlr Ijim it cup of eriwhed
bsrrte which have baaii vfcetaiai abim
ilanUy aitd from which J Uu jytee luia
beeA drainwt. lloki and pack h tea nd
tlt fr tiWt-uAr. Whau redy to aarva,
earaish with whole strawberries.
Pleased With His Gift
I Sk4 sou same thm ago &r scroll saw
fjllMt, I fcva retod aonw firmy pattoraa
4b wm jtiireu ota nvx " rUase
:unr? J3" ft , tWu tave tod.
jMut mm cdsl Ifcaafe Jfca dear peojde who
shK-v: sm;i Jtt wvurtvst I will eUdly csuxe
vwut wHb. salt fB uaasawa frtcajb Tha Co
m It wm ' "itnou.u 8
Tk coj-jm fci a firw iwliuvir i io4
lUUtliiiC la itio tras cam f the t-rni
fv j, Jjbij Af gw t vX brotvlj
(.1; Jlbi1 Midi iicticu. fur iOWai. Uib
DISH RACK OF WOOD
is better than the insanitary dish
pan. The latest scientific device for tha
kitchen is the sanitary dishrack. It looks
something Ilka a small wooden fence, with
a wooden base, according to the Popular
Science Monthly. The dishes are slipped in
between the rails and the cupa are hung at
the top. AVashed and rinsed In boiling
water, they hang on this handy rack and
dry themselves.
When You Pack Your Trunk
There la a good way to keep from mussing
your bast clothes. Cut cheeaacloth into
pieces several inches longer than tha trunk
Is and taok a place to tha bottom of tha
trunk at each end. To this you can easily
pin your babt gown, folded, with tissue
papar in tha sleeve, bodtee and creases. On
tha chaeMcloth not covered by the folded
gown you can pin little article, such as
lingerie, neckwear, veils and handker
ohlae. Tack another layer of cheesecloth
and clothes a uaar to tha first one as po.
sible. stretching it tiyhtiy. It may seem
like a troublesome proceeding, and it does
taka tuna, but tha condition of your ward
robe at the end of the Journey will warrant
Uu expendad energy
Fur good pu2&i uu your
tiuAt i a nit be free tfom
biiiil;ie, wrinkles, vvurt.
juales, scars, birthmarks.
uirvjuieu 4tiu etc.
Dr. W. H. Montgomery j-
Facts Specialist
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Good form queries ahouM bo ad
dressed to DcVorah Rush, written on
one side of the paiicr and signed toitlt
full name and address, though initials
OKLY toll! be published upon cjtiet.
This column toll appear in Monday's,
Wednesday's . and Friday's Evening
Ledger.
Proper Use of Table Silver
Dear Deborah J.'tish Will you please tell ma
how to hold n spoon and n fork when eating'
Also how should a linger bowl lf0WK?.NT
A spoon should always be held In tho
right hand nnd tho food should be eaten
from the side. Never place the point of
the spoon to your mouth. It Is very bail
'form and looks very awkward. Tho fori;
bhould bo held with tho prongs down when
cutting meat. Tho side may be used for
separating salad leaves and such food,
which does not havo to bo cut.
Tho fingers hhould bo dipped in Hip
water and gently rinsed They may b)
lightly passed over the lips --hile still wi't
and, of course, both fingets and lips shoal-,
be dried on a napkin.
Bridal Tarty at Reception
;)ror Dclorah Rush t a weddlni receptlc
to which only the two families havo been In
vited, should the bridal party be usked back to
the house It there U not tolns to be a recti In r
reception? .NUM.
Yes, It Is always customary to Include all
tho mombers of the bridal party in the in
vitation to return to the houro after the
ceremony, even If no refreshments other
than cako and lemonade are served.
Calls
Wcrti- Hrhorah .'tni I went to call nn n lady
lust week and there were several other visitor
there. When I had paid my call nnd rose to
Iruvo the hostess asked me to cpme ns-ibi nn.l 1
In return nkcd her lo mil on me, .Should 1
novo Invited nil of the others to call also? I
had not mtt them before, M. J. II.
No, It Is not necessary to extend nn invi
tation to Ktrnngc-rs, though It would bo per
fectly within good form to say, "I should bo
glad to welcome ou also." It really does
not mean anything, but Is a gracious thing
to do.
Once More the Iicst Man
Jlinr Jirlmtah Hush When n wedding turtv
int hides bridesmaids, ushers, maid of honor nnd
best man. Is the latter requited to pay spi-clal
attention to the maid of honor? JACK.
It would not bo necessary unless the best
man wished very much to of his own ac
cord. Of cottrs,f. ho should seo that the
maid of honor or any bridesmaids nro not
neglected at tho reception and Uiould look
out for tho comfort of every ono gencrally
Cotmlry Walks
Hear lit barah .'tis7i Would It be proper for
me to walk In tho purk or vnuntry In the art
vrnoon with a loutu; man? I know the vounu
mrm quite well, but have never been out nlone
with him. M1N.
Thero seems to bo no reason why a well
behaved young girl should not walk with a
mairin the country or park In the afternoon.
Soaie persons who nro considered n bt old
f&elilantd Insist on chaperonuge everywhere,
but If you or your parents know your com
panion well thero Is no Impropriety In It.
DIIBORAII RUSH.
"GREEN CHEESE" 3I00X TONIGHT
Various Hues Will Appear During
Eclipse, Accordinp; to Prof. Doo-
little, of U. of P.
The moon wlU pass through the earth's
shadow tonight' and will taken on hues
ranging from a copper color to possibly nn
emerald green, according to Professor Krlo
Doollttle, head of the University of Penn
sylvania department of astronomy.
Tha hours of eclipse will be from 10- min
utes and IS seconds after 10 o'clock until
12 minutes and 30 seconds after I o'clock
tomorrow morning. The deepest shadow
will bo recorded at 45 mlnutis and St sec
onds after 11 o'clock.
The reasons for the various hues which
will appear tonight, and Incidentally, tho
origin of the statement that the "moon is
made of green cheese," Is that rays of sun
light, pasting through tho earth's atmos
phere are bent so that they strike on tho
darkened surface of the moon, giving the
weird light effects.
Another eclipoo is due this month, but no
one in this part of the world will seo It. It
will come on July 20, when tha moon will
be directly before the face of the" sun. Aus
tralians and Tasmanlans will get a good
view of it.
'Different' Tongue Sandwich
Marinate very thin sllcas of tongue in
French dressing for an hour or so. Sprinkle
with finely minced chive. Piaee between
delicately browned on one side white bread,
buttered on the plain side.
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Thousands testify
The Original
Upbuilds and sustains the body
No Cooking or Milk required
Used for of a Century
free Sample Eurllck'c, Rackic, wit
Memory
O Stemory, thou fond deceiver.
Still importunato and vain.
To former Joy3 recurring ever.
And turning all the past to pain !
Thou, , like tha world, th" oppress'd op.
pressing?
Thy smiles Increase tho wretch's woo:
And ha who wants each other blessing
In thco must ever find a foe.
Oliver Goldsmith.
MRS. LUCY LW. WILSON
ON SCIENTIFIC MISSION
IN NEW MEXICO DESERT
Daring Work Undertaken by
Head of Girls' High School
Downtown Conducts In
dian Excavations
MANY HARDSHIPS BRAVED
Mrs. I.ucy Ij. W. Wilson, principal of tho
South I'Mladelphla High School for Girls,
Is In New Mexico to conduct excavations
at Otowl nnd reveal tho secrets of tho rnco
which Inhabited the country a thousand
years before tho arrival of the Spaniards
With Mexican surrounding her nn nil
sides, her assistants full-hlootlcd Indians nnd
ho whlto men In tho vicinity, Mrs. Wilson
has undertaken what bcr friends say In one
of tho most daring expeditions over at
temped by a woman.
Tho nearest Indian vlllngo to tho centre
of her activities Is 12 mlles-n.way. To reach
that village she will havo to traverse nlmost
Impassable country, nnd tho nearest water
supply Is four miles from her camp.
Mrs. Wilson wilt continue her scientific
work, begun there In 1!)U, when sho made
lmpoilnnt discoveries l elating to tho history
of tho Pueblo nnd ( cliff-dwelling Indians.
The beneilt nf her search will ncrruo to tho
Commercial Museum, of which her husband,
Dr. W. P. Wilson, Is curator.
Tha expedition has tho sanction of the
United States Government, but whatever
sho finds will bo given to tho Museum. In
1015 a survey of tho country, covering six
acres, was mndo as a preliminary to Mrs
Wilson's prosenl Undertaking.
Mrs. Wilson Is living In a lent. She Is
a robust woman, Used to tho hardships of
such a life. She has built a ditch around
her dwelling to prevent a Hood that might
result from the torrential rains, common
to that country. Burros nro being Used
to hi Ing witter to her camp.
"Tho life Is a lough one," bcr husband
said today," but tho compensation la more
than attractive. Tho possibility of disclos
ing to civilization tho history of tho peoplo
who Inhabited tho North Amerlcnn Con
tinent hcfoio tho tlmo of Columbus Is claim
ing the attention of scientists In that field
of work."
Mrs. Wilson was elected to the prlnclpal
vhip of the South Philadelphia High School
for Olrls about a year ago, after a long
and hard light on tho part of her supporters
In tho Hoard of Education.
Butter Eolls
Sift a quart of flour, a half-tcaspoonful
of Fait and two tablcspoonfuls of baking
powder together. Ilun In a tablespoonful
of cold butter, a beaten egg and a pint
of milk. Mix as soft as possible. Iloll out
n half Inch In thickness nnd cut In rounds
with the biscuit cutter. Brush with melted
butter, fold ono third of each over tho
other, press down to make It stay in
place and hake In a quick oven from 12 to
1G minutes.
Tastes Like Hollandaise
Molt 2 tablcspoonfuls of butter, blending
In 2 tnbtcspoonfuls of flour, nnd when quite
smooth, add half a cupful of milk. Bait, pep
per and a hit of cayenne. Bring tho mixture
to the boiling point. 'Stir In tho yolks of 2
eggs, a half cupful of butter, bit by bit, nnd
2 tablcspoonfuls of lemon juice.
When You Iron
The net tlmo you pad your Ironing
hoard put fromo orris root between tho lay
ers of cloth. When tho clothes nro Ironed
on this it gives a delightful frngranco to
them.
MRS. LUCY L. W. WILSON
Spiral Salad
Rounds futuristic, but It's good. Chill
firm cucumbers from four to eight hours,
nnd, just beforo serving, p.iro nnd cut
them In splrnts, beginning with tho large,
thick end. I.ny tho spirals In a salnd
bowl nn thaved lco. Servo with French
dressing.
Sauces You Have Eaten
There aro several fundamental sauces
that aro used on all sorts of meats and
vegetables, as well ns fish. These used to
bo served only at hotel?, but tho modern
housowlfe, with her domestic science
courses, has mndo her own kitchen equal to
tho finest of restaurants. Hero tire the
recipes for the best-known sauces:
Tartaro sauce To a cupful of thick may
onnaise add a tablespoonful each of chopped
capers, minced parsley, chopped ollvc3 and
chopped cucumber pickles. Tho ollvts, etc,
ns soon ns they havo been chopped, should
bo Fucezed ns dry ns possible. Serve with
any dish that lacks flavor.
Drawn butter Hub together a table
spoonful ench of butter and flour. Slowly
add a cupful of boiling wnter, stirring all
the time over the flro until It bolls. Add
salt and pepper tp tnsto and add a ten
spoonful of vinegar just beforo serving.
Tartnre butter Is used with dry tlsh and
meats. Cream two or thrco tnblespoonfuls
of butter, adding n teaspoonful each of
chopped capers, chives and olives nnd of
lemon julco nnd vlnegnr. Add a enltspoon
ful of dry mustard and ono of paprika. Mix
well and servo over tho fish.
Mnltro d'hotel sauce Cream a quarter
cupful of butter. Add slowly a half-tcaspoonful
of salt, pepper, a tablespoonful of
lemon juice and the snmo amount of
chopped parsley. Mix well.
Norwood Country Fair Tonight
Olspsles, cowboys and Indians will ap
penr In tho International Country Fair
which tho Country Club of Norwood wilt
hold tonight nnd tomorrow night on tho
clubhouse grounds Tnrt of the proceeds
will go to tho club's building fund and
part to tho general fund. Mrs. William
1C Huston Is chairman of the General
Committee.
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1 THE NEW STANDARD PRICES !
Luscious Frosting
A scant tcanpoonful of boiled -lnegar
beaten Into boiled frosting when tho flavor
ing Is being a' ded will keep It from getting
brittle and ' eaklng when tho cake Is cut.
It will bo as moist and nlco In a week as
the day It was made.
iowr's Cocoa
fh is not just a drink it's a rff:
I is not just a drink it's a I
body-building, nourishing,
satisfyingfoodinliquidform
The Cupidonthe canmeans
a guarantee of quality
ICED makes a satisfying,
summer drink actually a
FOOD that quenches the
THIRST
Say WILBUR'S
to your dealer and
get the best
Send for sixty ways to
use Wilbur's Cocoa,
contained in a booklet,
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CORSETS IN SEVERAL MODELS
ARE NOW IN EFFECT
Corset-materials of the Nemo quality
arc high and scarce. We had to increase
prices or decrease quality; and the H
NEMO.STANDARD will never be lowered.
Nemo Corsets are tho acknowledged j
world's standard for
WORKMANSHIP nnd DURABILITY I
CONSERVATIVE FASHION LINES
SCIENTIFIC HYGIENIC SERVICE H
Do you realize that every Nemo is an fj
EXTRA VALUE simply as a corset, and
that you never pay a penny extra for the
exclusive Nemo HYGIENIC features, which
are PRICELESS?
NO SUBSTITUTE FOR THE NEMO!
AH Figures Sold Everywhere $3.50, $1 and 55. S
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SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
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Clears bad complexions
'. fotects delicate skin
Keps hair healthy
does far more
than remove the dirt
Any soap will cUan your skin a bar of
laundry soap will do if you do not care
what becomes of your complexion. But
vou know that laundry soap usually con-tains-harsh,
drying alkali that would ruin
your skin and lt.ilr, so you never think of
using it for your toilet.
Poorly made toilet soaps contain this
same injurious chemical. Rcsinol Soap
has absolutely no free alkali, while to it is
added the Rcsinol medication, wjudi phy
sicians prescribe regularly for skin affec
tions. This gives it" soothing, healing
properties which improve the complexion,
protect tender skins from irritation's, and
keep the hair rich, lustrous and free from
dandruff.
Kttit'ol Sr;r I" t-U 1 ' all 'Imtisuti f'"f trill
Department of
Commercial Education
Offers Instruction In Monoy and Credit,
Insurance, n.inklntf, Brokerage. Corpora
tion Finance. Investments, Commercial Law
(threa yearn). Heal Kstnte Law, Auditing,
Advanced Accounting (preparing for tho
State Board examinations for the degreo
of Certified I'ubllo Accountant), Political
Economy. Geography of Commerce, Indus
trial History and Organization nnd Courses
In Foreign Languages.
Prepare to accept an executive position
or to enter business for yourself by ma
triculating In this department.
Candidates who have a four-year high
school training or Its equivalent nro eligible
for admission.
Other courses orcerea in tins department
aro: Bookkeeping. Shorthand, Conveyanc
ing. Advertising. Salesmanship, Plnn Read
ing and Kstlmatln? and Business Prepara
tory courses.
For detailed Information write, phone or
call for Catalog M-3.
Phone, Diamond 031
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
1 Broad Hi., below llerki H
"" l'ldludolpltlu,
cqffiraiHaBafffliiauugn
Straycr's Business College
Summer School now open. Day and nlgbt. In.
dividual advancemtnt Charces moderate, Begin
now. fith und Chestnut Street, Walnut S94.
CHAMIIERSUURO. PA.
PENN HALL SCHOOL
roii ohils
Modern fireproof building, new eymnatlum.
wtmmlni; pool College preparatory, modern
laneuagca. music, domestic arts. etc. Certlflcata
Srlvllese?. Booms with private bath. Hotel
tadstone Atlantic City, occupied by school each
May. work continues without Interruption.
r.iiii.
Ratta SS0Q.
FRANK S
MAOILIj. A. II.. Principal.
uuog aien and Boys
VII.LANOVA. I'A,
LLA10VA
Unexcelled for Classical. Commercial. Civil.
Electrical and Mechanical Enxtueerlnc Courses.
Modern buildings utid equipment. Alnlotlcs.
Prep, school lor any college.
Uev. EDWARD U. DOIIAN, LJ..D..O.S.A., Pr.i.
For Catalou adirtts lleaittrar
BOX 43, VII.LA2iOVArtM.
OETTVSUUHO. I'A,
Pennsylvania College of Gettysburg
Offers ten collcga courses In liberal arts
and enlnerlue. all leading to a bachelor's
degree- Permanent Stata Teacher's Certifi
cate. Annual fixed charges about 300. Fac
ulty o( 3D. and 400 students. Fully equipped
with buildings and upparatus. Htuilunt Gov.
erprueut and Honor System, For Bulletin
asd beautiful Book of College and Battlefield
Views write
President W. A. GRANVILLE. Ph.D., LUD.,
aETTVSUUBO. PA.
ilABBIbliUKQ, PA.
HARR1SBURG ACADEMY
J A country school founded lo 17at). V
Modern buildings, large campus. V,
Thorough college preparation. Rate. I4UU to
JSOO for single room. All athletics Separate
school fur lounger bo We Invite closest
Investigation a personal visit it pnaslb e
For catalogue address
AKTlirn E. Mums. U. A.. Utadmaster
NOT AN "AD";
AN INVITATION
We cordially Invite YOU to visit
tho splendid home of Pelrce School.
We want you to see tho woll-eautpped
library nnd reading- rooms, with the
latest and most authoritative business
books and periodicals on (lie: tho cheery
clubroom, the well-equipped gymnasium.
See for yourself the well-lighted and
vtelt-tentllated classrooms. Note how
spacious the halls and stairways are.
bee the root playground with Its cage
covering-.
See It all for yourself, and then you
will realtie why Polrce Hchool Is the
place for jour son or daughter.
Commercial and secretarial courses
that lead to responsible business positions.
Peirco School
Pine Street. West of Broad.
- E
NAZAUBTK. Pa!
Nazareth Hall Military Academy
, NAZARETH. PA. Founded 1743
A Military Academy for Boys College Pre
paratory anil Business Courses. Military life af.
fords healthful eterclse and strengthens orderly
habits and obedience. All Athletics, A school
that Is better because It Is different, and differ
ent because It Is better Address
Rev. FjtAXCIti IS. CBUNEKT. Principal.
8AIrSHima. "pAj
ior uoys. endorsed by ever
American university, college pri
by
ollara nr1
paratory courao und a good train1
Ins" for business. Couna tn jiert.Y
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culture, .mil year opens ejept. IV. I
write tor catalogue, JJept, 30,
NEWBLOOJIJflELD. PA.
CAKHON l.O.Nd INSTITUTE 7Hth Year N.ir I
IllnnmflelJ Aeadrmy. Ciiursea. r-.illw Mnnin. '
atory. Music. Business. Normal. Junior. Sep
arate modern buildings for boys and girls.
Pupils under 12 years special attention. Terms,
J290 and up; Juniors. 1233. Careen Long
nstltuU. Boi U. New HUomflitd. fa.
CARLISLE. PA.
CONWAY HALL Wt-cU Prepare
UWivvw imiuL, tory Bch00, wlm ftp
proved courses, espe-lenced teachers and com
plete equipment. Alms to develop strong men.
Catalogue. W. A HUTCHISON. Headmaster.
MH'TII HKTHI.EIIEM. PA.
Btshopthorpe Manor 5?Airffflon0,S5a"
flnlsblag courses for high school graduate.
Music Domestic Science, etc Individ attention
O N WYANT SOUTH liETIIl.LlIlKU. PA.
STAUNTON. VA.
Your Boy at
Staunton Military Academy
would build bU physique In the bracing mountain
air of the South. 1600 ft. high. His mind trefoil
In an academy of a years' experience. His char?
acter developed by u unusual school life with
(90 other cadets. His punctuality, obedlence.selt.
rsllance and manliness would make you the more
troud that be la your boy. 1360. Addreu
Col. WM. 0. UABLE. Jb. P.. VtlaebaaV
"UAKOVKK, N. liT
Hanover Tutoring School
la the heart of lb New Ilaujpsblrs i UllU.-jja-
Kr Joa July Aucust aid Se'Sr.
Efery csflOldjti'. In la.S far enfejed rrfej
JOHN IV- LEllJU.V. UlreewrT
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