Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, November 30, 1916, Night Extra, Page 4, Image 4
ijfii'.;"';-- JM sgassup- ifp -gm i SUGGESTIONS FOR THE THANKSGIVING HERE! LONG LIVE CHRISTMAS; PUBLIC SENTIMENT 'After Finishing Dinner of Thanks, Minds and Hearts Turn to Thoughts of Christmas Shop ping and Doings Do.Your Buying Early WITH out Thanksgiving dinner woll digested it I tlmo to givo thought to tho Imminence of Christmas Itself, nnd those, of U who do our Christmas shop- P!"S at the etoventh hour rcallzo With n. 'tart thot there arc only threo short weeks ahead of ub. Itenms and reams have, been written on the subject of tho worn-out shop girl, nil of which Is Undoubtedly true; so, It he hooves us, to bo at leant patient In tho pursuit of tho last-mlnuto i;lft, .courteous nnd consldorato of those- who wait on us to tho best of their nblllty. Being too busy, to shop certainly nt othor seasons has Its compensation for an one girl puts It sho reads over tho advertisements conoludlng that sho sim ply must ltavo this or that, then In tho ' press of business sho forgets It until when sho docs And tlmo to tako a trip through tho shops tho Immediate doslro to buy baa gone and In the ond sho really saves monoy. But all slgni fall at Christmas. One must buy presents, nnd tho sooner nnd inoro quickly shopping Is dispatched tho bottor. So, now that tho Thanksgiving gnino and dinner nro over start out tomorrow to reduce that gift list. And don't for Bet tho llttlo things, string, ribbon, paper and cards, all of which ndd so much to tho attractiveness of tho gift, OP COUHSE, It Is useless to oven urguo tho matter a football game Is thrill--Ing but, looking at It from a puroly THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE Letters and questions submitted to thti department must be written on ono side of tho paper and signed with the name o the tvriter. Special riojrirs like thase given , below are invited. It Is tmderstood that thr editor docs not nrceisnrll; indorse the sentiments expressed. All communlcntlini or this department nlmuld bn addressed as ollows: THK WOMAN'S E.YCHANOI.. V.vcnimj Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa. The winner of toilnj's prim Is Mrs. tiennco Hirer, of 51(10 l)e l.nnerr street, whose, letter1 tappenrcfl In yesterday's imprr. TODAY'S INQUIRIES. 1. When fresh breid Is to be. rut anil Hie. knife aeems dull, what enn be done, to malm tho cutting cany? 2, Hmv can (be miat of home-mriile lirrtul Tfct slten a rleh golden lirou-n? 3 Itaw ran mitts be Kept nwny from hook-shelved? ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES 1, The tnnnln In coffro rnn be reduced to n minimum If the coffro I ground ery fine, put In a linen cloth nnd bolllne wuter pourrd otcr It. 2. To make n rose Jnr! (inther the petals When the roses nre In their richest bloom, but not when tlio dew Is on them. Turk In n Jnr in layers two Inches deep, sprluklliu; nbnut two tableapoontula of fine dry salt upon each layer. Continue this until the Jnr ts full, udillnc fresh petals and unit dully. Keep In n dark dry, tool place. A week after the Inst petal nre added turn out the united petals on a broad 'flatter, mix and tout totether until the mow j Ivaseaed. Then Incorporate thoroiicbly with, the formi.lj siren below. Tack In n clenn Jar, cover tlrhtly nnd et nnny to ripen. It will be ready for rose Jars In about a fortulsht and should keep fragrant for twenty yeurM. Formula Violet powder. V6 ouneei orris root, X ouneei roco rowder, Vi ouneei bellotrope pow der. Vi ounce! uuce, Vi teapoonful rlnnumon, Vl teaepoontuli cloten, ,$ traspoonfoli oil of ronefl. 4 dropsi oil rhlrl, 10 drapai oil meSlnne, tt drops oil eurnlyptua, SO drops) berenmot, 10 dropm alcohol. 0 drains. 3, DNUen will retain their luster If they nrn warmed by dlpplnc In hot water Insteud of belli r placed In n hot oven. The Mincemeat Jar To the Editor of Woman's Pane: Dear Mailam Tho expense of making a SutntUy of mincemeat prevent! many from un ertaUInc 1t. It may be marled In a really email way ana added to from time to tlmo at u, ery small cpt. ... , . . t The molt eeonomlcnl llmo tn beeln ll whin you Bra KOlnsr tn have a boiled dinner. Oct a couple or pounds or Deer estra: men you rin uno a-hnliflt Tnrffnn for thai dinner, lielnt; nil till ii lit a 'left for the mincemeat. The meat must to taken out before vegetables aro anac'l. 1'ut tlio mat, fat and all, throuah the (ornl chopper E.nd add one pound of currant!, aceded raisins, irff paiinda of brown aucar a pint ot molasNea. Quaner peck or tart applee, chopped ; two quarto awjeot elder, the ground peel and Juice ot one cranjte. with ealt. pepper and aptcea to taate. Cook slowly for naif an hourl put In a itnno Jar and keep In a cool place. To keep the Jar WptenlaheA add to It all the bits of cooked fresh ratal icnoppeaf, cannsa tru,., jeur. jhiii eitj.. thai you happen to have left over, ior ether with a. few chopped appiea and aome auar occaalon ally. Tou will be surprised to find how cheaply It can be kept irotnr all winter and how much roar family, will appreciate a real home-made blncemeat pie, JENMK a. M. The Dasheen and Its Preparation STo tk EiUor of 'Woman's ragt: a Dear Uadam-r-Can you tall ma some ways ot rrparlna daaheena) RI,I,A McC. Several good recipes wer given In the Eytnwo LnDonn of November 23, In. ad flttlon the following aro reliable; Boiled daBheens targs dashecna (rorms) lira preferable for boiling, though small nea (tubers) may also ba used. Tlioy fhonld always bo balled In the skin and tuay bo served thus or with the skins ro tnoved. Dasheena do not require quite so tons' boiling- as potatoes of the same size. In the case of small tubers thoy are specially good If, after peeling, they are jdscsd in the oven Just long enough to melt PVr them a dressing' of butter. When so prepared they can usually bo kept stand (ns" In a warm place for a short time wlth sut becoming soggy. Instead of placing them In the oven the tubers may be fried flljhtly. cither whole or In halves. Dasheen corms split open and become frater-eoaked If cooked entirely by boiling kt tiny time within a month after they are luff,, and It Is therefore usually better during th autumn and early winter to parboil for Inly ten minutes and then bake, niced dasheens Boll (or parboil and S;e) tho dasheens tn their skins. It- qv the skin Immediately, rice the dasheen tn a heated dish and proceed In one, of the following ways: (I) Htlr in the desired seasoning, as but. ter itnd salt, and ervo-ln a. warm covered (Ugh. The butter may bo omitted If gravy Is to ba used.. m 3iillc or ertjam may Tja&Sften In If da ftr, aa for mashed potyiobut dasheens trspartti In th'-a way will hraitlier sticky, ituj tsorae will prefer to omit the mlllc or keam. or at least to use only a little alash jti 1a the ordinary way la not reeom- ftjenfi.a, ij Empty In layers Into a warmed serv ' iea dmh, seasoning each layer and omlttiaz ha tlrrint;. if tuasan the rloed rlaalieen as desired Mr BM n bkng dish, viih, a ,lbU WMtity of butter on top. Bako fur eight T." Ha mlr.utBa and serve. In i-lotttg dasheens tha round or plunger m:, of rlccr rather than tha triangular ftr tw should be uad. mttWK lur iowi anu omer meats two : rlti'4 lashena. one oup ol brtad , M BX, two tftbiesnooiifula of but- um to tate with salt, pppr, sage tfJajrMlft 4abatla tl& b()lflf aiu$ Sa3A ijf' Ty BVffiEgnmm ii .iti fiii i ir r atfsstta s&a" .jsaBg "Ti'im ibsezmsBsm- 21 air ifflrmffirsw Two Dollars Given for a i Letter Every Day A PRIZE or Two Dollars ($2) will bo given each day to a reader of tho Woman's Page of the Evening Ledger. There nro no conditions. Every day n, letter will He chosen from the number sent In, whether It contains Information of vnluo to tho renders of tho page or asks n ques tion, nnd tlio prize will be awarded' to the writer. Do suro to sign your name nnd address so that checks aM n a. Lit fn.ivnixl.il aii.aj U IV, auau.ia. 1 fcmlnlno viewpoint, why Is It necessary to Jump to one's feet ovcry othor mlnitto dining tho entlio game? Sumo uxcltttblo creatures In tho lower row stand up nnd then It becomes ncccs cary for ovcry ono clso to stand, If thoy would see. Wheio theio Is plenty of room It doesn't innko so much difference, but nt Kriink'ln I'lold, for lnstnnco, tho sent numbers nro so closo logothor that Invariably when you do tnko your sent again nftcr standing and yelling tho port ly gGntlomn.il bcsldo you manages to sit all over your very best and most fcstlvo togs. Theoretically, It's nil very wrong and ory silly, but I'm nfrnid that wero I, too, in tho front row I should Jump up Just tho samo. 1, Hoiv rnn new shoes which nre, sttiT lio quickly broken In? 2. Mhen pnlntlnc, Rnrdnnlns or rnmiceri In other dirty work nnd clou's ennnnt be uimi, how can Hip (Inner nnlla bo protected? .1. Miirn necessary to tnko ollto oil ns n medicine, linvr run It bo made morn pnlntiihln? I. An nlrnhol nib In rwommended for rold In ib muscle. 2. When eenlnc loin- enma Ibo edcwi of the rlutll run ho fnntenrd together with paper clips nnd no hnntlng ulll be nrccMnry. 3. A child ehouhl never he furred io Miiml or wnlk. When his little less nro slroni: ciioubIi tn bear him he will pull hlnitrir up of hi a. own accord. To Learn Knitting and Crochetinfr To tho Editor of Women's rafie; Ini oJ "J.?.. JJ"' "ni1 ' ""I bo Mrv Kratrful If ySunS eiM'S1" renders can tell m whore n n?iil-5lrl 'on '"rn tn knit and crochet In the nfternoon or evening? MAIty rt. Tliero is it needlework school on Pino street Just below Iltond. In most ot tlio department stores In thin rltv lessons nro rtiven ft en of chniB9 In tho nrt needlework departments. Children's I'nrtics To the Ktlltor of Woman's riw: ,nP'if.rnM"i',"m"! nm S."1"' ,n "he n party for &u ' .Vni-1'.'.!.?'.0 W,IV '' '.lvo I""" old. j.i ou ininl. I could request tint tho iiurnci do not remain at the hous-i durl i tho t ir,v? I and It o.'irn nulto a nuNanco to have to provld- hrnM,.nmnny "If1 ,K,Wcs the children iuid tlmn. too. we huvo not mu-li room. .... , ltrs.) K. H. a. It would not do to say on the Invitation tlmt you do not wish tlio attendants to re main, but It would bo very enny to say tn the. maids when they bring the llttlo ones. The party will be over at rucIi nn hour, sn v. Ill you como for Mary then?" Very often liowovor, na In tho cim of children iih small an flvo yearn old, it la not possible, to leayo them, for they nro apt to becomo homesick if thoy hoo no one from homo about. Th maids themsclven probably would rather do anything than stay around, and yt ut times it la neccwary for them to do so. Partlea for such llttlo children present mnny difficulties. It's a Matter of Form To the Vdttar of TTomon's Pant: Dear Madam I received a formal Invitation yeaterday irom a very Intimate friend to attend ihl'iVK.tAS'U al..Der hou"- n" you suppose R?..m 2&nd2 wllh m thl" he does not call me up and nsk me to come, or do you think she la Just Plajlnir a Joke on me? HBLUN. No mattor how intimate one la with one's friends. It is never usual to ask them by telephone to a formal nifalr to which others aro being sent engraved or formal Invitation-. Of course your friend s not offended : alio Is simply sending you. witli all of her friends, an Invitation to an nffalr in the accepted form of sending It. She, will prob ably nll you up to talk It over, or expect you to do SO. llo careful tn ..,.. i. - writing. ' '" I'ormnl Invitation To the Kililor of Iranian's Pane: i "V; Madam Will you kindly word a rianr. Mi? W pS 'very-aS,-- ! ., . CnARLES. Mr. Charles Francis Smith requests the pleasure of Mr. James Jones Urown's company on Wednesday evening, December the thirteenth. at eight o'clock. Dancing. Several Questions of Etiquette To thr Editor of Woman's pagt; wear atanam -I mel a ynunc man au-.nii di.i i... ... j- ;r -.-'. aaw him 1ftSa.tr ul a. 1. a and he had his bat UfUd. I waa riot u.'i.J.fcf wMwlmr to m. or simply uid his hat lifted In th. church and I did not aneak Do you.thlnfc I ahould applwlw Io hbn Xr lit ifieo ma. P1 flr'ld " do not When a youns man calls to a so nv and cats too forward and jnsleta on havlnr tha Tihf Jn the room out. Isn't Ii right for me to say hat ? 'S'Hf h5 '? ?"?,Jtln bimaslf, or sometAlnV to that elteit but (n a nasnnarfy way not to hurt his ..Unas? Do yofTaln" ? alS'dla.Vree" .ahlj or a crank? I bop. he wqu Id not thing me atiff or an oUfmaM fth ink the bay. and girls do. not lik.me, psrhasa It Is my iBiaelnatloii. uwtilri. who aivauld prSadeT """ Tj." 1 Ho. there U no raason for your apoio ciJlng to the young nun simply bow polite ly to. him the next time you meet and he will know It waa not Intentional. It would b foolish to notice such a slight omission on bo slight an acquaintance. Ho does not know you well enpugh either to like or dis like you. 1, Vou certainly would, not be dlaagraa abU or prudlfch to furbW famlltarlty if , younjf man JjouW frst h mannern; and you stiouM moat asMredly Ml him you will not penult It Jl will w think you Old maldlsh- 3. Probably tba like or dislike of vr.ua- ivnan soma: lata a isiatar. 1,-a nu.n. ..A- ftjMfj l"W tjw m<ft of ImaBinatlp I !?.i5v ,b,n. """ted. YmYt him "inc." in the ,lW ..." bowed, and hn recosnlwd m ? said. "Why, good even nal" iSii h!,21" "52 wno waa very noma, an,, 1 was eimln out nf ihnh i EVENING 1,131)0 KH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY. N0VEMB1SR 30, HOMEMAKER HOW YOU CAN MAKE YOUR BEAUTY DREAM COME TRUE By LUCREZIA BORI Tilma Donna of the, Metropolitan Opera Com puny. W!;5 J. MAY not all bo "dreamers," but thcro scarcely one nmong us who haa not nntno favorlto alr-castlo reared high nmong tho clouds. There nro mnny who nlng Koftly to themselves so that nono can hear- What care I for ahlps at tho doek, Tor I have a ship nt aei! Ynur Bhlp may bo "wealth" I nnotlior'n, "p o w o r" s mine, "fnmo" ; but thoro Is a vast number ot women w'h'ioo dream ship In "beauty." Kor years they havo gono a-sall-Ing with nlllten sails spread, but with no definite port In view "l "' It li high tlmo that then- bntught tlielr ship to port; In othor wcirdd. mnlto their dream come truo Jlut ynu ennnot bring vour ship of beauty to port by "dreaming " You will havo to devnlo a great ileal of time nnd energy to nrrnmpllHl. your desire Tliero Is nno good fairy wlin will tiso everything within her power to help ynu nnehor your ship nt tho noma port. Her name In Naturo Tho first step toward making your dream of beauty t-oino trim la tn find out Just whern you mln being beautiful. Analyzo yourself, but do not ho Inn critical ; remem ber that beauty, after all, ban a iillillng scale "Ilenuty Is In tho eyo of the be holder" A woman whom nno person might consider lovely will not appeal to another. Oenulnn beauty In simply a matter of In dividuality a. rum of making yourself as attrnrtlve as possible. When you tear yourself apart ynu will find that ynu havo been neglecting to ciro for. the beauty with which nature originally endowed ynu Your hair no longer hangs In two thick hraldi that ynu can "sit on," ns was tho caso when ynu wero a schoolgirl. becnusn you havo failed tn glvo it the proper rare. You h.-un starved thn rontn. nllowod tho scalp tn become dry and scaly, fntgotten the dally brushing nnd mnssngo and I lie semimonthly shampoo "Mend your wnvn" whom vour hair Is concerned if you want to bring your dream ship nearer port. Then thrn Is your I'ompli'Xlnn, which you e::peetoil tn retain the color nnd velvety smoothness of youth without overling tlio slightest effort tn preservo Its beauty. You hurriedly bathed thn okln with htrong Rnnp and "bard" watot. Then you carolessly dried it nnd went out of doom. Tho wind finished tlio drying process, but it nlno robbed your skin of tho oils that tlio good fairy nituro provides for softening and nourishing tho skin. Help oiir beauty dream to como trua by bolng careful tn batho ynur faco prop erly, using a nonp made of pure vegetable nils and "soft" wator. Then lubrlentn Ihn skin by applying cold cream or a softening lotion The other features of ynur face eyes, llpH, tooth, eyebrows nnd lashes all re quire nttentlon to keep them In a perfect cnndltlnn In order that your ship can como snlllng Into port. Then look at your flguro. Have you al lowed It tn lose It3 gracoful curves through lack nt exorcise or improper diet? Do not throw up your hands In despair when you seo how far It falls short of thn beauty i.tandnrd. Any woman with determination can icdiiro or Increase her weight, ib-gln. boforo you aro a day older, to innko your dieam of a perfectly ptoporlloned flguro como true. Then bear In mind that beauty 13 some thing deeper than "surfaco charms " It Is something deeper than tho effectlvo ap plication of benuty preparations. It Is largely duo to tho permanent attitude of mind and heart. Your Inner self must bn right Io mako ynur dream ot physical beauty a charming reality. (Cnpyrlirht.) Spaghetti en Casserole Ono box spighetll, threo finely chopped onions, chill powder, Worcestershire sauce, ono-half can tomatnes, ollva nil nr butter, reasoning, rook and dialn spaghetti ns tnual. Plnco olive oil or butter, or both, In pan, ndd llnclv chopped onions. Whllo fry ing, add tho Worrcaternhlro sauce and chill powder (ono tensponiitul) nnd 1 1 anon to taste. Plnco spaghetti In a buttered casserolo, add onions and tomatoes: mix thoroughly and cover with grated cheese, pieces of but ter, and bako tn a light brown In a mod erate oven. Banana Salad Cut bananas lonjithwlno. scoop out cen tcin, fill with crramed cheese and sprinkle with chopped walnut matH. Placo in a, salad dish and garnish with slices of plno applo and whlppod cream flavored with roso water. Top with halved walnut meats. HOUSEHOLD HELPS How to Prepare -a Grapefruit GOETHE tells us thnt Wcrther fell In love with Charlotte as he watched hor cut ting bread for her younger slaters and hi others 'She wns a picture of womanly grace nnd tenderness and It had Its effect on tho observing young mart. It la quite possible to display beautiful tapering fingers In tho dainty slicing of bread and other foods Hut only tho skilled hometpakcr ran dare to attack thn grapefruit and publicly slice it before the family or guests. Hut thero is a way, and, llko other things. It depnndi largely on the mechanical assistants you uso when you are ready to prepare tha grapefruit for the isuidi In the first place, you can't proceed to battle with the grapefruit with juet any knife at all. You need two sharp knives. One Is a smalt, sharp-blndod knife with which ynu can halve the fruit; the other Is an equally sharp, curved-hlada knife. Hero Is an efficient line of action: Klrst. Cut the fruit In half with tha straight blade. Second Rxchnnga the straight-blade knife for tho rurved.blade knlfo, and cut out of the grapefruit the center core and the eeeds. Third. Cut the pulp from the back of the skin with tho round blade, Fourth. Cut the pulp from each little rind wall with the straight knife. With these two knives, and following a definite plan of action, any ono can prepare a grapefruit perfectly. It may seem as though It were rather a complicated process to havo to use two knives for tha preparation of one kind of fruit, but It is the greatest economy In the long run. In the first place, tha grapefruit must be cut absolutely right or It la spoiled for table use. No one likes to tee a grape fruit that Is "raggy" or almost julceles because of Improper cutting. It's an ex. travagance to buy a fine grapefruit and then tp serve It badly so that the appetlzlnsr quallty for which you've paid a good price is removed, Also It ! better to havo your two knives for this purpose than to Impress tha other kitchen knives Into grapefruit service. The hotter your equipment of knivtu In the be ginning, the laniiw will the whole outfit last The housewife who economizes by making shift with one or two knives for everything In the kitchen has to replace this limited, supply so often that most of the lima she la minus a satisfactory tool. JCntves wear out qulekly If jhey are used, too often and too reo!tlwwy for all aorta of rough wear When you select grapefruit knives, select guod one. In which thaae points ara evl dnt. Sse that tho blad l aecureJy eUnused iota thje handle. Many of tha Inferior I kulyys fca.yt $4slr HJ S SMHr,y ttaob4 I REVELATIONS OP A WIFE INTERESTING LETTERgi TODAY'S FASHION I " 'i " f Ov5 mL ip-4Bftii wmWmr wow "V4. Smart suit with contrnstinp; coat nnd skirt. An Attrnctivo Tailored Still w; Il.Ia ttondora never ceaso? Had went homo alone leaving mother nnd mo to visit with tho Merediths. This Is an un-linard-nf event In the nnnals of our family nnd In duo to the bewitching power of "Fred din" otherwise Winifred who coaxed Dad tn say "yeB" boforo ho knew It. I'reddln plays tho samo part In her homo town that I try to play In mlno. Just now bo's nearly frantic trying to rehearso n plav which In really a fanhlon pageant. It has threo nets "morning," "afternoon" and "evening " Some of tho girls bnlkod nt bring cast for tho first act, because they didn't fancy wearing tailored, sports or ono piece costumes. Two nf tho.-n dropped nut nt tlio last minute, so Krcildlo nnd I hnd to rush to tlio rescue. .Slncri every costumn that appearn In the play Ih to bn auctioned off and tho proceeds donated to charity, nothing but tho very smartest clothes can bo worn. Freddie's part calls for a dressy tailored suit and mlno for a onc-ploco dress. My mlrtnlght-bluo sergo and satin scoma to "fill the bill," nnd has never been worn, so I cboso It. Then wo went to Freddie's tailor nnd begged him, for nwcet chanty's sake, to mako up something smart In iccord-brcnk-Ing time. Jin promised tn put everything nlso aside and mako a suit with a contrasting coat and skirt. It camo home today, nnd Is n perfect marvel of tailored stylo. The i,klrt Is of bluo-ond-croon nlald ve lours The material In of that f-oft pliable quality that hangs In roft folds yet has enough bndy to tailor well. Tho plaid de sign In quite pronounced. When Freddie slipped the skirt nn I went Into raptures over thn way It fltH nbnut tho hips and hangs In deep foldn nt thn hem. Ot cnurEo, It Is cut circular plaid skirts are always prettiest when there nro' nn seams to break tho lines of thn design and Is ettremely wide. It must havo taken a frightful lot of material to mako It Tho top Is finished with a wide, crush belt, fas tened nt tlio sldo with threo buttons covered with tlio cloth. Tlio coat, howover, "makes" tho suit. It la of dnrk-bltio velvet to match tho bluo of thn ekltt, and Is that lovoly tone between snpphlro and midnight blue Without being nttnl it ban lines that follow Freddie's llguro Just enough tn bo unusually becom ing. Jn front thero Is Just a little fullness abnvp tlio waistline, which Is drawn Into slashes mndo In thn full skirt portion I particularly ilko tho dropped shoulder effect and tho full sleeves. Tho latter are gathfied into wide cuffs of moleskin, and the samo peltry In used for the broad collar. A'elvet-coverod buttons servo the double purpose of fastening and trimming tho ennt, and liuttonholeH nio hound instead of but- wiiiiiuic-Nuiriieu. Mrs. Meredith told Freddie that all tho suit noeded tn mako It absolutely faultless was ono ot tlio cunning little muffs of mole skin. A hint was sufficient; Freddlo went straightaway nnd bought one. I nm going to "bid strong" tor this suit myself, for with n few alterations it can bo mado to fit mo. Only half my part is memorized. I'll have K bar out" all callers this afternoon. (CopyrJeht.) to the handle they readily work loose, cut tne nana and soon become useless. There should he a nlokel "ferrule" the round bit of nickel between the handle and the blade so that no drop of acid can slip between the blade nnd handlo and loosen It. The double-edged blades aro best for this pur- adrfhf na. J ""a""' CUt""S eUll0r 6 right or left and so mako It possible to prepare tho fruit In double-quick time It's rather a fussy Job preparing one or moro grapefruits well. beoannA tn .i. ' Tr'l y.h" '"?-"!" '!" U!" released, ; " -" " w"ie.y, nil evitlonco of the core or "rag" or tho seeds disposed of and yet thero should bo no waste of juice. To prepare the grapefruit appetlilngly, for the good housekeeper. (Copyright.) ' , Plinchilig Pirog v.,. (Russian dish). v.iT fp2ncakea Iareo ftn.'1 th'"- Chop cold veal, turkey or chicken. also hard-boiled egg season with salt and pepper, spread FOUNDED 1858 iewee: Quality and Standard Famous Over Half Century The New Grey Salon anJ Ready-to-Wear Department i?rIce-J.,noai.?na moderate price for a genuinely copd qualityis- a "Quality standard" for which this House has leen famous "over half century." Handsome Evening Wraps S32.50 to S1S5 These evening wraps are being njuchlalked about. They arc such fetching itylc and such smart Tfnes and colors. Just the youth fulness in them that pleases both the debutante and the matron. Everybody likes thetn. The quality in style and price is most remarkable. B. Hf. BeweeSj A THANKSGIVING TRADE-LAST SENT FROM BORNEO By DAISY EAGLESON I AST Thanksgiving I spent far from tho X States In tho town of Sandnknn In Borneo, Our llttlo party only stayed thcro two days, but na tho American consul had been our follow-travoler from tho Philippines, ha nsked tia to hl.s houno to a good American Thanksgiving dinner. Next to ma sat an T5nsllshmnn, aman of culture and knowledge of tho world, nnd during tho courso of our conversa tion, lis said something very nice nbout America. That In Itself Is worthy to ho chronicled, as every American who has lived much nhroad will readily consent Wo hear all klnda of criticism of our country, somo that mokes ua laugh, somo that makea our blood boll. Oautlor, Paul Hourgot or Kipling, not to mention lesser lights, spend n few days or weoks here, and then proceed to give us their moro or lenn unflattering Impressions. Slnco the war thoy aro mostly, moro unflattering. Tho American's wealth Is what tho Kuro poan most rcsenta, It neems. His youth and lrrepresslblo spirits ho doplorcs next. nut to como back to my Englishman and paso on tho trade-last. "Do you know what has opened my eyes tn tho fact that America must havo a r,ou1: that beneath tho lovo of tho dollar therai-must bo n sentiment reach ing out for hottor things; thnt tho rever ent unworldly tnlnd of tho Puritan has left Its lnflunnco on tho natlonnl con science?" "I glvo up," I said laughingly. "What Is It, Mlstor, I hlto." (For I was resolved to shock this fluently spoken gentleman with somo Americanisms. "It Is your Thnnkaglvlntr nay," ho rnld solemnly nftor hnvlng Indulged In a smile at my frivolity, "A peoplo that seta asldo ono day ovory year to thank tho Jxird for Ills blessings Is osscntinly n, spiritual people, and must havo other thoughts be sides making two dollars grow where ono grow before." "You nro right," I said; "tho host Judges know us for what wo are, nn Idealistic nntlon." That very morning I had thought no to myself ns wo woro taking n walk through tho town and toeing tho numcious opium dives wldo open and thronged. Tho Gov ernment holds tho monopoly on opium nnd soils it freely to tho Ignorant natives who sink lower nnd lower whllo their ex ploiters wax rich. Coming from tho Philippines, whero tho American Govern ment sponds much effort nnd monoy to provent tho Filipinos from obtaining opium stealthily, ono cannot help malting comparisons nnd coming to conclusions. Howover, I did not vnlco my thoughts, as you may imagine. I was In Hritlsh Uorneo, In tho Amorlcan consul's houso. and wo wero having dinner, throo very good reasons. Then our host sungcstcil that tho old mylng ought to bo amplified with "Ity their holy days yo shall know them," adding that ho, for im, had always ap proved of Thanksgiving, from the tlmo ho was a boy. Brand-New Babies The Kvenlni I.edter will print, free nf charge, notices of rercnt Mrths sent la throiiEli proper channels, Addreas "Urnnd nsw Ilables," rvenlns Idcer, COS Chestnut street. Name nnd ndriress nnd, hen possi ble, telephone number nt sender must ac company each notice an sent. llor.ITZnit, Mr. and Mrs. Simon, 391 G Top- lar streot, a son, seven pounds flvo ounces. IlItTIZKN, Mr. and Mrs. Harry, R17 North Marshall street, a daughter. OIUlsrMEK, Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo, 2G18 North Twelfth streot, a daughter, nlno pounds eight ounces. JONKS, Mr. and Mrs. Oorgc, 1603 Wallace street, a daughter. k Hl.onn, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel, loot Hast ITorttcr street, a son, ven pounds six ounces. Asparagus Hollandaise Sauce Cleanse the asparagus and trim It evenly ; tie It up with tnpe Into a bundle and leave It In cold wator to got Arm beforo boiling It. Wrap It lr a piece of muslin to prevent the heads being broken, put It into boiling water In a good-slrod Bnucepan with a llttlo salt and cook for about twenty-five to thirty minutes, according to the site of tha heads; then drain and dish up and serve with Hol landaise sauce. Hollandaise Sauce put four tablespoon fills of white vlnegnr In a stewpan with two bay leaves and six crushed peppercorns i re duce to half the quantity, then add two raw yolko of eggs and a little salt Stand the pan In a bowl of hot water and work the mixture with a wooden spoon, adding two tablcspoonfuls of butter by degrees. When It thickens rare must be taken that It does not curdle, which It will do If made too hot ; then strain through a fine cloth and use, A little salt may be added it desired. Simple Egg Dish A simple and satisfactory way of fixing eggs on toast when only a few are wanted ia to butter a slice of bread, break tho egg on to (t and place It In the oven. When the egg is cooked the bread will be toasted, saving tme. 1122 chc . . . Vr. iJr-Ar. Nhnn . 1W4 K S t m.-. t vtt'lmF " " j ' l tTt ri if t g Tr T tj7! v:i IT.I T '" Jl LTJ I. ."U iT3 vph ssm aai wu mm u i UM IOlCjI 3H BasMMtBisifflgia""'"'1' "tjaiijrtjMJlsJg " 8arg-Tf FtI iFf Wf$ fnimf C 7j fu n ?! I7,7l lh.1 flwl Fifl EijfiffiliSffiilTl!, fl 9 lM MY MARRIED LIFE By ADELE GARRISON How Madge Quiets Katieprid UiSlUI iiTT ATin, I wish you to stop this at once. i-V You musi control yourself." Kntln looked up, startled. I bad never rpoltcn In that manner to her before. Hut I know enough of her childlike temperament to renllzo that It was tho only way to slop her tears. "Xow, listen to me," I went on, firmly "You must stop prying, batho your eyes nnd bo ready to servo things when I call i-ou." I had decided not to lake I.llllan Oalo's ndvlco and send Katie tn bed on thn pre text of n tordhnche. Frank and Pnlsy Lester In all probability would bo our guests again. It Katlo remained In my employ she would havo to sco Frank Lester some time, fibo might as well begin nt once. Katlo was obstinate, howover. "Oh, Missis Oraham," nho sobbed, "I told you dot Meester Lc3talro ho so bad man, I 'fraid of him I do not want to sco him." I walked over to her, took her by tho shoulders nnd looked nt her quietly for a moment. Tho ruso succeeded. She stopped crying nnd looked nt mo In amazement. "Don't bo nn Idiot, Katlo," I said sharply. "Mr. Lester Is married. Hn has a wife and llttln baby Ills wlfo is with him tonight llo probably has forgotten nil about you, or Hint ho over frightened you. He was a b.td man, I know, but ho cannot hurt you nnw You nro hero with mn. In my houso, If you obey 'mo I will tako care of you." A Vi:m AJ1M3 AID Katlo often surprises mo with her quick changes from sadness to gnycty. Sho wiped her eyes and broko Into ono of her In fcctlnu.s giggles. "O-ohl" slio said. "Mcester Los la I ro he married Xow ho havo to behave, his wife she glvo him good leecklng. I no 'frald now,- I fl you tings. I go wnsh faco, put iniwuur on, an jonst llko Meesls Under wood," sho added, with nn Imp'sh grin. "ICnllo, you must never speak In that manner of any guest of mine." I snbl stern ly; but Katlo hnd vanished Into her room and tho teprnof wan wasted. I went Intn thn living rnom nnd mnhaged tn get a word aside with Lillian Onlc. "Katlo Is nil right. Sho will nervo with out any trouble. Can ynu warn Mr. Lester nnt tn betray, by a wnrd or glance, that be lias over seen her before?" "Trust Frank." replied Mrs. Underwood shortly "Ho could meet his murdered father's ghnot. If hn had one, without tho quiver nf nn eyelash. Hut I'll tell him, nnywny. Just for tho pleasuro of letting bun know I nm next. Hnw did you ever mr.nngo Katlo?" "Oh, sho wasn't hard to manage," I re turned lightly. I had a puroly feminine satisfaction in having reduced Katlo to sanity alter Lllllnn Galo had failed. Sho seemed ho eminently capablo In all direc tions. When I camo In lo speak to her I hnd drawn hor away from a group com prued nf herself, Dicky nnd Mr. Lester. Thev were discussing some pioblom of their profession, nnd Lillian Gale, with her forcl ble wordn and animated gestures, held tho center ot the stage. Until men wero listen ing to hor with undoubted respect for her oplnlpns They wero standing now, nnd I thought I could detect In both of them an Impatlcnco nt my Interruption of their chat. Tn nn armchair In tho corner little Mrs. Lester sat, as If on a throno. with Harry Underwood In nn attitude of exaggerated Jiomagn beforn her. uN'nr.nwooD unaixs his campaign I felt suddenly out of It nil, lonely. These people wero nothing to mo, I said to myself. They woro nnt my kind. I bad u sudden hnmealrkness for tho quiet monotony of my life boforo I married Dicky. I thought ot tho tow social oven Ings I had spant In tho days before I mot Dicky, little dlnnors with tho principals nnd teachers I liad known, when I had boen ibo center of things, when my opin ions hnd boon deforred to, as Lllllam Oalo'B were now. "Oh, Mrs. Graham, pleaso como over hero and help mo squolch this awful man." Llttlo Mrs. Lester, all smiles and dimples, called to mo from her corner. At her call Mrs. Underwood, with an nlr of relief, moved back to her discussion with Dicky nnd Mr. Lester, and there was nothing left for mo to do but to go to Mrs. Lester's side. As I camo toward them Harry Underwood turned toward mo and bowed low, his band upon his heart. "Pardon mo for thn suggestion,- O gra cious lady," ho said, "but you look ns If you bad swallowed tho vlnegnr cruet. Do not bo so croocl tuh muh Why don't you do as does this fairy at my left smllo upon mo7" Mrs. Lester giggled again. "Isn't he aw ful?" she queried "lle'n been making love to mo terribly. Ho quite frightens mo. If no doesn't stop it right away I'm going to tell his wife." "You don't need to take that trouble," Solves the Servant Problem AH china, clnas nnilv sil ver washed and dried In a few minutes by the ffiRs S w $ it $g$EZLJhffa1l m mM&r.Mmnf vs ,mj vm. Familv J5S$1 m Keystono Phone, Main 17U Egy -... , , HaTHIl M Ufkfortlt"Mtrlfotl" fH iyiuw9uci m imi ts odor-pmof-at your grow tSS Sold bv Gas Comnanlea f Ql lafttl I S3K 1X351 and leading Department I pe!iw' SU? i jsissi. 11 1 8 storo. IfyiSmifiZffl urn Wrr77& m& llUKSIinV-SKXTON co. J0$i&cW isatMsSilHSafW' kv1 SfSillll. H33 Chestnut Street fcalPssffiLY, MrWgfr "W "If.1 lgg M Write us for Illustrated J) SlHa!lwiBW&.teSSSs WM folder or phone Walnut 2009 afsBSJajSSaiSegMSJM St av 3 uinw '"' a P'J''nc''ve Cone! made the fine.t g ;B Yil IJaaSa 11 I 1 III 1 Fl l fi C I ll I Jat f rt H taTt SSI t I aaJI. I V SIS 1 S aT SB BT m I n tl I I it Hi SuaaaaaaE. K ' fastidious Philadelphia woman. j ;im , 3 The new models now beinu ihown aro In H U II I ) -ho 'at word in Smartness, Perfection K lj r3 mil t. ant Attraclivencss of Design, jjj W n tMn$Si From $3.50 and up, sj II m JPlsi SWinmiXf Bxptrlenced Qoraatiena at wr sarvtca. Ml MB r5 MiMM Beautiful UnEerie hosed irj Holiday ' K MH rfl V!r dcss wijl help solve your 8Jt"lPrpblenu. i 9H Z4 f,--6 HI i . . aJ vsaB How Mr, Underwood Manages to U IIIUUlE asserted Mr. underwood, with sunlit., i pudencc. lurnino- i,u t,.'ta " uo"w lm. xvns only amusing myself wlSh Vu''..'1 " way. You are n mere chlM ,5?"'.Mlr now nnd piny, I am going to sot .i7 IM What bet?" Mrs, Tstcr. evMti .. 'S to Mr. Underwood's ll ii.,ir"MJ?.M4l appear to resent his defection In aesHt 1. 1 - . . ' ""d HijtS " uti "If Vntl nrs aa trnf.A llaal. , . . tho rest of tho neoX.:"' ?!?? .1W1 nway from here for the VS"". nlng, I will Icll you It Is n great eeeret," 3 no returned 'That's a bargain " Mrs. T ...... j . 51 my protests. . ,,VI.l.I?iter; ?IU 4 "I nm dying to talk . Wt' .. SS.K'th..s by uSSH H "Thank you." He threw her an auda cious kiss. "Looks are not evervthina. Graham '' c?VK y..lh.n t,u,ck movement he had taken m. lightly by tho shoulders and cwlled m! to sit In tho armchair. Th,n h?ut?Jls himself In front of me. "UUlonea "Now my sulky friend," ho eaid with a smile, "I have you prisoner. When youar. really good-natured nnd promise to jil me I will let you up," " I was furiously angry. No man si. ' Dicky and Jack had eve? touchedTy p'r! son beforo It seemed llko a. profanation that this man whom I deteXl, should selzo my shoulders, nut there was no escape from my situation. I could onlr sit nnd listen to him. with as much cour. tcsy as I could muster, until soma uhlftlrur of the other groups shoutd release me. (Copyright,) (CONTINUED TOMOnitOW) Wishes Go, little book, nnd wish to all Flowers In the gnrden, meat in the hall A bin of wino, a spieo of wit A house with lawnB Inclosins; It, A living river by the, door, A nightingale in tho sycamore. Robert Louis Stevenson. THE CHEERFUL C11ERU5 Life is surging til wound me., vs-st n.rd strong xvd ever nejw. Let me tken throw off tk.3 k.n3uor. vo .x lrftie -surging too. Rnec"t A penny wisely spent is better than a penny un wisely saved MERIDALE BUTTER costs a few pennies morethanordinary butters, but the Ecople who wisely uy this "uncom monlygoodbutter" really get more for their money. They get pure, sweet, fresh butter a full pound of it. made, regardless of expenso, with only one great aim to make the best butter that it is possible to make. 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