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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1916.
GOOD FORM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS MARION HARLAND COOKERY HINTS
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M'LISS DISCUSSES MASCULINE
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Muffs and Earrings Once Part of Man's Ward
robe, Why Should Feminine Predilection
for Swagger Stick be Criticised
IN HEOAIID (o a tecent article that I
wrote about the advent of tho swagger
Btlck to Philadelphia and the humorous
attitude that the men In tho street take
toward women's predilection for It, a
reader requests mo to call tho attention
ef these critics to tho fact that If they
earch the annals of their own fashion
history they will find that men have never
hesitated to Invade woman's sartorial do
main when It pleased them to do so.
','Muffs and earrings wero two very
particular mascullno vanities In the
eighteenth century," sho writes, "as you
j can verify by looking at old pictures or
by ' consulting two very Interesting vol
'times written by a Philadelphia woriian,
' Alice Morse Earlo. Doubtless they, with
jeweled baubles dangling from their cars
jnd muffs In their hands, looked every
Mt as fomlnlno as the girls of today who
carry tho little canes look masculine."
t It Is quite true tho men of two cen
turies ago had as great a fondness for
their muff as for their snuff. It Is re-
i corded by that hardy old chronicler,
, Eamuel Pepys, that ono year ho was so
torn between his deslro to bo fashlonablo
and his deslro to bo economical that In
lead of buying a muff ho took his wlfo'a
tost year's ono for his own use.
And In a Boston newspaper dated
March 5, 1716, a chagrined Bostonlnn ad
Tertlscd tho loss of a muff In theso words:
"Any man that took up a muff dropt
en tho Lord's Day between tho Old Meet
ing House and tho South Meeting House
re desired to bring lt to tho Printer's
Office and Shall Bo Kowarded." ,,
Obviously It was his Sunday muff.
In tho samo book recommended by my
reader I find an Interesting warning
gainst tho Immodesty of tho hoopsklrt.
It was Issued by tho women of Burlington,
N. J., about 1700 to their "dear and well
beloved sisters." It cautioned them
against:
"That Immodest fashion of hooped
Peltycoats, or yc. Imitation of them,
Either by something put Into their Pet
tycodts to make ym sett full, or Wearing
moro than Is Necessary, or any other
Imitation whatsoever, which we tako to
be but n Branch springing from ye. samo
corrupt root of Pride.
"And also that None of Sd friends Ac
custom themselves to wear their GownB
with Superfluous folds behind, but plain
and Decent. Nor to go without Aprons,
Nor to wear Superfluous Gathers or
Pleats In their Capps or Pinners, Nor to
Wear Ihelr heads dressed high behind,
neither to cut or lay yo hair on yo fore
head or Temples.
"And that yo bo Careful to Avoid Wear
ing of Strlpt Shoos, or Bed or White
Hcelod Shoes, or Clogs, or Shoos trimmed
wh. Gawdy Colours."
I must confess that In a day when our
eyes havo becomo so calloused with al
most kneo length skirts, preceded by tho
silt kind. It would bo difficult to think of
banishing tho hoop bocauso of Its Im
modesty. Indeed, I had nlmost been
guilty of tho suspicion that Its recent
voguo was so shortlived because of Its
uncompromising modesty.
How ono would enjoy stationing tho
writer of tho above warning on Chestnut
street and watching her expression as
sho viewed tho merry crowds go by.
What would sho who was shocked at
tho revelation of a bit of neck duo to
high hair dressing say to tho exhibition
of tho human form divine for which mod
ern styles nro responsible? Can't you sco
her rushing back to her cscrltolro to take
up her quill pen to lndlto a forvont warn
ing to her erring sisters? M'LISS.
SEEN IN THE SHOPS
Letters to tho Editor of the Woman's Pago
Address all communication to M'I.I. core of tlir Evening Ledger. Write on ono aids
or tho paper only.
Dear MLlss Kindly send m nim of rood
frscklo cream
LANSD0WNU
A stamped self-addressed envelope,
please. This applies also to Mrs. II.
MARION HARLAND'S CORNER
Wants a Camera
Please excuse ms for falling to express my
thanks to tho Cornerltes for (ending mo copies
of "Crossing tho liar." I "till hopa that iora
day I may bo ablo to help In tho gnod work I
notlcod that some one h-id received .1 camera,
and have been wnnderlni; If. by chanio. there
might bs anuther for mo? I havo alwnjs longed
for one, but havo been n.fublo to Gratify my de
Ire. If a Corncrtte could cle m one It unuld
make mo tho happlcH and ir.nnt grateful girl in
the world. UEUritUDC W.
Wo havo been fortunate In ncurlng
cameras for former applicants, and I am
hopeful of the result of your petition. These
Klfts usually como from amateur photog
raphers who have bought cameras of later
mako than those thay formerly used or
have wearied of what wai to them a fad.
1 am referring your letters to these two
clauses, likewise, to owners of cameras they
.ra too busy to use, and which would be a
boon of prlco toOejtrudo W.
Helping a Musician
I received your letter today. Incloalne tho ad
area of Miss Agnos C, who wlahea to get a
music roll. I am writing direct to her, sendtmr
the muilc roll, together with a few pieces of
?ltula which alio may Una to hae. I thank you
or granting ma tha privilege of dolnu tho llttla
taror for a fellow musician I, YD I A I.
A note, every lino and stroke of which
reveal the true gentlewoman and the loyal
Cornerite. Sho never dreams what privi
leges she accords us by her co-operation in
our mission. V
All rammiinlfnllnn. ntfil..BA fnvt.n
Ifjtrland should lnclon a stamped, "self-
uurBisru envelope ami n cm
clipping of the
article in Hlilrh ion ore InterrMrd. Persons
irlililnr to old In the chnrllnble work of tha
II. II. C. phould write Morion Harlnnd. la
rare of till pnper. for nildren'tn of thou
they would like in heln. and. having received
tbem. rnmmunlcnte direct with thuee nartlei.
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Some Enjoyable Games
Tour letter and
nanic yntl.
inclosed 1 return the
which I thank you,
games to piay.
games were received fnr
I think they will be great
ased 1 return the narfi In
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ooa oroer. DLUlAn i .
In explanation of the last clause of this
letter I must mention that, now and then.
It pleases us to 'end, not donate, a page of
games to young people who plead for
amusements suited to their ago and tastes.
It speaks w?ll for our Junior constituents
that these Invariably are returned, as our
grateful correspondent reports for herself,
In good order.
Request Meets Generous Response
S..wJ,h ' thank you for your klndneae
Bubllshtna my reauest. f received n int nt n
tnacaclnea from two periona and have enjojed
teadliu them, and t.Vmked the donora. I havo
eon a reader of yoar Corner for years, and
an
way havo admired tho good
ypar corner, for years,
a ic is aoinr.
MAnUAKET O,
Of course, tjvo readers responded to your
request for magazines. It Is one of tho
Corner's way3. Of tener than not, four, Ave,
or ten obey the Injunction not to allow
reading matter to degenerate Into rubblah.
who deserves well of tho Corner and all
connected with it. Tour recipes are fine,
and "clean out of the ordinary." Having
tried tho first one, and approved highly
of tho result. I "speak by tho card."
Cream Tomato Soup
Will you please tell me how to make cream
tom.ito roup bo that It will not curdle? I have
tried and tried, but It will curdle. I have fol
JV,ne'1 'S.1 dlrtlona for making It mot falth
luily The samo thing happens to potatoes au
gratln The cheeso and milk will not agree. I
read your Corner eery day. I hope lomo day
to lo able to help somebody. M. W.
The cream of tomato soup for which
directions aro here given belongs to the
"soup maigres" otherwise, meatless soups.
You may. If you like, substitute a pint
ui koou sujck ior naif ot tha mill;, mix
ing the soda In tho reserved pint of hot
milk and adding It just before serving.
It Is especially nico If a tablespoon of
whipped cream be laid upon tho surface
of each plateful In serving. I cannot com
prehend why the milk should curdle in
either of the Instances you cite, If It Is
fresh and sweet. Try adding a pinch of
soda to the hot milk before mixing with
the grated cheeso In the potatoes au
gratln. And do not let the tomato soup
stand longer than Is absolutely necessary
before pouring It Into the plates after tha
soda Is stirred. A few whirls r.t nn ...
whip should incorporate It thoroughly.
Tomnto cream soup Two cups of fresh
tomatoes, chopped fine; one pint of strong
stock or Bkimmed gravy, ono cup of bread
crumbs soaked for half an hour in hnt miiir
one teaspoon of whlto sugar, one tablespoon
of onion Juice, pepper and salt to taste, one
tablespoon of butter cooked to a roux with
one of flour, chopped parsley. Cook to
gether for five minutes, run through a
vegetable press, stir In tho stock and sea
soning, and return to the Are. Simmer
20 minutes and add soaked crumbs and
parsley ; cook together five minutes, stirring
In as much baking soda as will lie upon a
dime, and send in at once. You may use
canned tomatoes for this recipe If you have
not fresh.
JUVENILE TAILORED MODEL
THE little girl's tailored frock of whlto linen is very smart for this season. It comes
in sizes from 1 to 6 years The small sizes may be worn by tho wee boy.
The waist, which fastens In the front, has n box pleat with threo tucks In tho
side, ending under the belt, with a raised waist lino. Tho stylish little Bklrt. with two
pockets and wide hem, has an inverted box-pleat front, back and either side. The
pearl buttons completo this frock. Price, J1.2G.
The flopping little pique hat has a circular pleated crown stitched. It has a band
of tho same, which buttons to tha soft brim. This makes It simplicity Itself to
launder. Price, 49 cents.
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Editor of tho Woman's Pago, Evening Lkdoer, 608 Chestnut street. The request must
be accompanied by a stamped self-addressed envelope, and must mention the date on
which the article appeared.
cheerful eo-
Hamburger Roll
Allow mi to lain' tha hjinil nt
workers who contrlbuta tested recipes to tha
Corner. W all know, and most of ua Ilka
lUmbujr steak. I send In a recipe for prepar
lnr It for tha table which may be new to some
?t your readers. It offers variety to the dally
are. Who doesn't get sick to death of the same
eld way of cooking tha usual thlngs7 If house
mothers would speak frankly, all would aay.
"W do!" Hamburger roll- Two pounds of
Hamburger steak, naif pound of pork or
ausaga, and two cups of bread crumbs or
eracker crumbs. Soak the crumbs and mix all
tha lnrredlenta thoroughly, aeasonlnir to t&atM.
Put a can of tomatoes In which has been sliced
an onion Into the bake pan. Roll the meat Into
amall cakes, add tha tomato and onion, and
baka 40 mlnutea In a moderate oven. Cover
lor tha drat half hour, then brown llghtlv,
HOUSEWIFELY,
You are right In saying that we all weary
t times of our own family fare, however
luxurious It may be. Hamburger steak Is
palatable and an economical dish, If prop
erly cooked and served. Economical, inas
much as we pay for no bones, fat or gristle
In buying It, Every scrap may be eaten
up, and contentedly. We mix meat, etc.,
as described above. Then It is packed In a
wall-greased mold with a funnel In the
middle and Bet In a dripping can containing
enough hot water to cgme half-way to the
top of the mo-d. A tin plate or cover of
soma kind U laid ovejr the mold and the
Steak Is cooked about half an hour to tha
pound. Turn It out upon a hot platter and
lay upon it slices ot banana fried to a light
brown. Tha slices are arranged perpen
dicularly about an Inch apart, pointing to
ward tha top of tha molded meat. A slice
Is served with each portion of the steak.
You will And this a delightful accompani
ment to tha ottak. But the tomato sauce
advised by our correspondent is also good.
Keeping Paint Fresh
To keep an open pall of paint fresh stir
It well with a long stick until all the oil at
the top of the pall, is dissolved. Now cover
with water. When you want to use the
paint again pour off the water and your
paint will bo as good sb new.
Novel Ways to Use Potatoes
Tea following recipes are great favorites with
lay meo. folka, so I send them tu you.
Bcallopsd potatoes, with eggs -Slice tha pota
toes tbia and arraruce them in a baking dish
in Uyrs with aalt and pepper to taste and
bit at butter. . Kill the duh and nearly cover
tba contents with milk. liaka for 43 minutes
la a hot even. Just beiora serving break torn
us on top of the potato and return to tha
even or to egg to set A llttla ihlaly sliced
awie I a gTut Improvement
Potato , Piucake Oruta one tan to twelve
Kudluss-sUed potatoes and add ona or two
well-beataA g3 4 teupooo of aalt and a
bait Uospoeti of tiawuag powder sifted, with flour
j&k a ramcr mm patter
111 weU and
nnrii
.quickly. mfnim recbM wlU make ti
ike upon a- bot grtddla.
svr ntsutas, SJ! It belps to oek
Cover for tha first
mem turoj
cakw 'jiit ensBSh for throe.-' as
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Prevent House Odois
Oil rags and waste of this kind used for
polishing bathtubs, silver or brass should
be kept in covered tins or Jars. This pre
vents the odor from going through the
closet In which they are placed,
An Autobiography
Wales England wed; so I was bred. 'Twas
merry London gave me breath,
I dreamt of love, and fame; 1 strove. Dut
Ireland taught me love was best:
And Irish eyes, and London cries, and
streams of Wales may tell the rest
What more than these I ask'd of Life I am
content to have tfrom Death.
Ernest Ilhys.
Convenient Carrier
Four tin cans,
the ordinary
kind usually
discarded, will
make, if filed
off smoothly at
the top and
fastened to
gether with a
wooden block,
a nrni-rSi-fll rnr.
rier for nails and other small bits of
hardware, Popular Mechanics writes.
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Summer Salads
The ono dish that In theso hot days can
tempt the nppettto when others fall, Is a
crisp, cold salad. While the man of the
house may think It's only half a meal from
a masculine viewpoint, It makes a mighty
good entree for him. Thero are plenty of
salads which nro made up of meats and
vegetables combined, enough to serve for
a substantial luncheon at least.
Tho dressing par oxcellenco Is olive oil,
or French dressing with plenty of oil In It.
Thin not only tones up tho system, but It
Improves tho salad.
For many years lettuce has been looked
upon as tho salad plant. It forms the
foundation for almost any salad. But the
leaves should bo white and crisp to be a
complete success. Wilted, dirty leaves aro
fit only to throw nway.
After you have washed all the dirt out
of the balnd, allow it to stand in Ice cold
water for an hour or so, renewing tho
water when it gets warm. Add a bit of
lemon Juice or vinegar to the water to
mako It more crisp, v
Wipe each leaf of lettuce between the
folds of a clean towel before using. Having
thus prepared the foundation for your
salad, the rest is simple. In theso days
of tinned meats, it Is possible to get variety
for every day In the week.
If you liko a slight flavor of onion or
garlic, rub tho salad bowl In which tha
salad Is to be served with a slice of onion
or a clove of garlic.
Bt-of Salad Cut into dice 3 rather
large cold boiled potatoes, and put them
in a bowl. Add the contents of a tin of
beef loaf or fresh beef loaf cut Into small
pieces. Marinate In French dressing. Put
on Ice and when ready to serve add a table
spoonful of pickled beets, a teaspoontul of
chives, and a tablespoonful of parsley,
chopped line. Serve on lettuce leaves with
a bit of grated hard boiled eggs on each
portion.
Tonguo Salad Cut a can of ox tongue
Into small cubes, and add a loose cupful of
finely chopped cabbage, a cupful of finely
chopped cucumber pickle, 6 hard boiled
eggs, also chopped fine, and a teaspoonful of
celery seed and salt and pepper to taste.
over tins pour mayonnaise dressing to
which lemon Juice has been added,
Chlckep Salad Chop one cupful of tin
ned boned chicken and n cupful of Eng
lish walnut meats. Add a cucumber,
pared and cut Into cubes, and an equal
amount of celery. Marinate with French
dresslrg and garnish with mayonnaise in a
bowl of fresh lettuce leaves.
enough buttermilk to cover tho stains ro
maln there for a few days. The acid in tho
buttermilk will soon remove the Btnlrw.
Odd Trinkets From Abroad
Jewelry has taken a turn toward mili
tarism like everything else In France. Now
there are all kinds of trinkets cither fash
ioned by the soldiers In tho trenches or
copied from their designs In gold and slUer
by some enterprising silversmith. You can
got all sorts of odd llttlo trinkets, such as
Infinitesimal hand grenades of gold or sil
ver with a picture of the absent ono Inside,
rings with red crosses, "bodies" and various
data inside, odd bracelets made from parts
of shells worked with a file, and other queer
things, Whatever may be said of the artls
tic vr.luo of these trinkets, their sentimental
value Is assured.
Rgsinol
jjDfSoap
Discolored Baking Dishes
If a casserole or any other sort of bak
ing dish becomes brown on the inside, let
I I " I ss
maKes clear skins
and good Kair
The regular use of Resinol Soap for
the toilet, bath and shampoo can usu
ally be relied on to keep the complexion
clear, the hands white and soft and the
hair healthy, glossy and free from dan
druff, Jf tha skin or scalp Is already In bad condition,
a short treatment with Realnol Ointment may
first be necessary to restore Its normal health,
ttoslnot Haap and Ointment are sold by all drug-
fists. For samples, free, write to Uept. 18-1,
teslnol, llaltlmore. Md.
Men with tender faces find that Resi
nol Shaving Stick prevents irritation.
GOOD FORM
Good form queries sTiotiM he ad
dreiscd to Deborah Ruth, written ot
one fde of the paper and tinned teith
full name and addrett, though initials
ONLY will be published upon request.
This column will "appear lit Monday's,
Wednesday's and Friday's Evening
Ledger.
Advice for Party
)rnr Tttiorah Rush I nm going o entertain
n. few friend In late September at my house
and want to ak nbout thirty, altogether, so
It will be a. half Informal affair. Would you
mind wording an Invitation for me and do
you think e .ouia aanco to xne munic ui
talking machine? What eott of refreehments
would be proper to serve? II. O. W.
I should think a talking machine would
mako sufficient sound for a small number
such ns 30 pcoplo (o danco to, provided the
dancing Is connnea to mo one room. 4
For refreshments It would be nice to
servo a light salad, fruit say, If chicken Is
too expenslvo for what jou wish to spend;
then I would have Ico crenm, cako nnd lion
bons A bowl of lemon punch or fruit punch
Is always a delightful thing to havo when
guests nro dancing, ns they nro apt to be
como very thirsty during the c::ciclse.
A formal note should bo written as follows:
Number of Btrect.
Jtlss II G W requests tho
pleasure of Miss s company on Sat
urday evening, September tho sixteenth, nt
eight o'clock.
AugUBt tho sixteenth.
Use Luncheon Napkins
Hear Utbornh Hush When nerving Ico cream
nnd enke to a few friends during an evening.
Is It all right to serve lunch, napkins Instead of
the dinner size? Should Ico cream be served
on plates or In saucers? CAIIIUH.
Not only Is It all right to serve Ico cream
with luncheon napkins, but It Is the correct
thing to do. Ice crenm may be served olther
on plates or saucers, although th,o former
way is given preference through custom at
present.
Several Queries
Drnr Deborah ffiisn Will you kindly tell
me whether It Is good form for n lady to any
she wished to "kick" a certain woman In tho
faco? Another question I have been nnxloiii
to limo answered Is tho significance of the gift
of a yellow garter tied with a decorative baby
ribbon and ndorned with a small bell. I wnH
told to wear It on my left leg. Pleaso answer
at our earliest comenlencn nnd oblige.
ANXIOUS COimESPONDBNT.
It docs not seem possible that you can
bo In cnrnc3t In your first question, ns, of
courso, tho expression of tho wIbIi to kick
another In tho face is extremely 111 bred
nnd unladylike, no matter how much your
frlond mny havo felt llko so doing.
Thero Is on old custom nt weddings that
tho bride should glvo to each of her brides
maids a yellow garter with tho Injunction
that she wear It on her loft leg, and It Is
supposed to bring a proposal from tho ngnt
man within a month after first putting It
on. I do not know tho origin of this funny
old superstition, but some persons llko to
keep up theso customs Just for thotfun of
It, As fnr as I know tho ribbon and bell
have no special significance. Another odd,
tradition about tho garter Is that a bride
should wear a bluo ono, and as sho goes
upstairs after tho wedding breakfast to
change her bridal gown for her travollng
costumo sho stops at the landing nnd throws
first her bouquet to her waiting brides
maids nnd then the bluo garter. In both
cases the bridesmaids wh6 catch the articles
tossed down to them. It Is supposed, will
be married before the rest of tho bridal
party. Theso old customs cause a good
deal of fun at tho receptions nnd nro very
generally adhered to, though, of course,
they aro nonsense, pure nnd simple.
' DEBORAH HUSH.
Sewing Novelties
Have you seen the little glass elephants
and dogs and cats that are selling In tho
toy shops Just now'? They have bright
glass eyes and are so attractive that they
aro suspected of being useless. Ilut they
aren't. Tho soamstress uses the little glass
dog to hold an emery, which sho can have
at hand nt any time when her needle gets
perspiring In this hot weather. Tho cle
phnnt carries a tiny silk pincushion on his
back another necessity for tho woman
who sews.
Dishes With CoverlS
So many meals are served ,. .til
n this warm weather thatL6 &
I
Ing dishes have
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lite;
Tke. $ood zrd btd "tkc-t,
oi.cK yctr brings
Vorvt rest witK rrc. tA
ti.ll rtw aod
Is just to Wve -no broken
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compotes ior iruits and dessert. T
ers. Bohemian glass Is ,hriN
nouscnoiu use just now. Amm. "US
million red for table ware. m,,tri,,,t
foo. ""'srieii
Wash Your Coffpfll
Coffee should nlways be .,v.. l
be astonished to see the amou?. IW
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Flies and Mosquj.Oi
Carry Disease
They arc dnngerooa to Uj
KILL THEM WITH
SgEPARD'SFLYanir
INSECT KILLER
Just spray In tho room-euredWau
all Insects. HarmloM to reople. jut
your Scaler today.
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WILMINGTON, N. C.
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Philadelphia's Famous Face Specialist
907 FLANDERS BLDG., Walnut nt 15th
YEILS FOR BEAUTY NEW FASHION HINT
Consult me. I'll Improve your looks won
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When You Serve
Iced Tea Serve
Worthmore '
It is your assurance of a per
fectly blended beverage free from
bitterness and dust.
Worthmore Tea
possesses a full, rich flavor that
makes it the most refreshing of
all summer beverages. For dally
use or for the unexpected guest It
i the most economical yet mosl
satisfying. Only ten cents i
packet.
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PENN HALL SCHOOL
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Modern fireproof buildings, new rymnatlum.
swimming; pool. College, preparstory. modern
languages, music, domestic arts. etc. Certificate
privileges. ltooms with prtrnta bath. Hotel
Gladstone. Atlantic City, occupied by school sacb.
May. Work continues without Interruption.
ltates 1300
FRANK 8. MAQILT A. M.. Principal.
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Phila. School of Design for Women
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BROAD AND MAhTKIi HTltKUTS
jnjRMANTOWNjJPA
The Stevens School for Girls
2tl W. Chelten Avenue, flerruantown
49th year opens Sept. 21. Kindergarten through
rollega preparatory. Special courses In Domeetln
Bclenca and Conversattnnal French for girls and
women. Manual trng. Mls Mary Rentier. Prln.
OKRMANTOWN. PA.
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own Malt Houses under sanitary conditions.
Infant and ehlldrtn thrivm on it. Agrees with
the weakest stomach or the Invalid or tha aged,
Needs no cooking nor addition of milk,
Nouriihe and tut tains more than tea, coffee, etc
Should he kept at homo or when traveling. A nu
tritious food-drink may be prepared in a moment.
A glassful hot before retiring induces refreshing
sleep. Also in lunch tablet form for business men.
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particulars.
Strayer's Business College
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Cenlral Preparatory School
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pives compiet. preparation for cpl.
lege or professional school. CertfrU
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raiulty of experienced. collenl
t ralnf men. Alf facilities, such li
gymnasium. Natatorlum. Boclali and
business Department prepares) law
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Day School opens Sept. 12 Ev.nin.
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CIIKSTEB. PA,
BOOTH BETHLEHEM. PA.
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UOTESSORI TEACHER TBAININQ SCHOOL
7"To!;?F 'JJ1'" t "irl".i pracj courses! send for
Int. cat Mrs. J. Scfctt Andarson. Directress,
faos 111. Torreadaia Ifoua. TorVetdaU. pi
Young Men and Boys
liAKBlSMDUa, VA.
HARRISBURG ACADEMY
J A. ountry school founded la ITS. V
wf Modern buildings, larg campus. V.
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Thorough college preparation. Rata tiOO to
ISOu for single room. All athletics. Separata
school for younger boys. We lnvlt closaat
Investigation a Peraonal visit If possible.
ioi cats4ogu address
AHTilUB E. HBOn-N, B. A.. Headmaeter
NAZABETH. PA.
Nazareth Hall Military Academy
KAZABETU. VA. Founded 1713
A Military Academy fcr Boys. College Prs.
paratory and Business Courses. Military Ufa at.
fords healthful eiercUe and atrenxtheos orderly
habits snd obedlanu. .All Athletics. A school
that Is better Ucauas tt Is different, and diar
ent because It la better Addresj
Bsv. KBAKC13 E. CBPKEKT. Principal.
WEST CHKHTEB. PA.
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PALMS SCHO0LJ
Thirty years at 17th ond CluiUBt. '."TJ
Business. Shorthand and secretarial CM
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and engineering, alt leading t!? J"i?rJ "a
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Electrical and Mechanical EnglaeMtsJ
Modern bulldlnzs and eoulpmtat.
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