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EBTTElRS FROM READERS ON S
OLD-FASHIONED HOSPITALITY
APPARENTLA LOST VIRTUE
The Informality of Having Guests in Fprmer
Days Lacking in the Hustle and Bustle
of Modern Everyday Life
iniEN y6u pntd your
T t,
liftmo to
frlandu yesterday tnvlllng tlicm,to'
jHirtnko of your lileMlnu, ymJwIloal of
tha Rood will you born them. ''Id you
"bo out Intolthfl highway nnd IihI"
or did you nukhftioiio pamonii who could
Mturn tho frtvor In'Jtlnd or bo of uao to
you In aomo othr wftyJ'
If you did tho former ami. your hoard
Ti urroundod by utrnngern orpoor
roltlon, nt nit event thoio who prij
iUmably Rro unb1o to mko any return
of your klndne, you iiro truly not lock
Ins In tho oldfanhloned Menu of real hos
pitality, '
Tlmo wan, nnd particularly waa thin
true balow tho Mason nnd Dixon lino,
vhon houaen wero always thrown open
to rccolvo frlondd, nciualntancwi nnd
rotl atratmerri, no inatlor at what In
eonvctilenco tu tha hoatn.
It tu truo that In moat human thorn
wore many aorvanta nnd. nn ahundanco
of tho good thlnfW of life, but poor rcla.
tlona woro Juat aa numvroun; Coualn Jane
and Uncle 1)111 woro mndo Juat a wolcomo
If they camq without a aou an If thero
waa posulhlltty of n lesacy. Nowailaya
Coualn Jnno la tarnlni; hor dal'y bread
in an ofHco, whllo Undo Hill la KpindlnK
bis days In an old man'a home.
In thoao day when ft fflond waa In
vlted to vlalt alio came, and If ahe at
tempted iti Iwtve within a week ahe waa
almply aquelched and made to May; now
we nak wnm ono to come for thn week-ond-atatln
tho time veiy coticlaely and
When our BUwt dejwtta nit Monday morn
Injr It la, too often I am afraid, with a
"thank froodnMH, that la over!"
And you know how exnaporated you
hava been many tlmea when John haa
bfnuKhl homn an unheralded Klieet. I'er
fiapa It la waahdn or tho uook'a day
out, orfallliiK that, tho chlldrrti have
croup huWthero waa ahvaya aome Kood
rcnaon for not.wantliiB him.
Of courae ynli will aay that In thrao
dayw there aro ao many Ihlnsa to ho duno
ntiil an 111 lie limn In which to tin them,
Thla la true, hut th main troulilo Iri that
many houackeepera lire not fonlcnt to
aorvo a almplo dinner to a jciicbI. They
have that "company" Id thut they muat
prepare Romotlilnjt elntairato, nnd aa a ro
null thn "company" alwaya fecla atralncd
antl not at hla enae.
Thero aro women who ontortnln be
cauao they lovo to do ho and who do not
Klvo a tea or a lirlduu purely becauao
thuy owo o many thlnB. but those uro
aailly In tho minority, 1 fear.
MY MARRIED LIFE
r By ADELE OAnillSON
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
idler j and gumilom auoliillied io Iftlj rffporlmenr mint to written nn one utile of
the paper ami ilgned utth tht name -of the writer. Upccial utivrk like those plven
Mow are invited. It it unJr!oofJ that the editor dor$ not ntctpar lj (ndorse the
itntUnenti expreited. Ml commimlcrtHon or lhf itporimet ehauld tie aMrtutd
ai toUowei Tim WOMAN'S JIXCIIAXOi:. Koeninp Ltdper, 1'hlUithtpMa . l'n.
the winner of to4a' rrlto'lt Sir. Jnnlo X. McCoy. he Idler MMicarei! In jelccilny' imivr.
TODAY'S INQUIRIES
1. Haw ran ilnrch be pceccntcil from blonlna
out of clotliro whlcli are liunc to dry In lroi
tadf
t. How ran br niturro be cleaned?
, U Iberr any nay of rctuotlnx nbllo tuoU
from Trnlhrl tnrfneta?
1. It It proiter fur a young nomftii Io so Io
tlilt u niun' family on hU Intllallon?
2. If n woman with n tlout Diure wUlie In
obtain Umi efferl of ullin Itifi-.v utiotild aim eur
tier clolliea loom or UltiC.'
3. tMi.il l n ciiml ubillliile for noaii for rr
moilne madia from (lie lnutiN'f
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
1, To maUit new eliora more romfartablo
moUIrn Hie llntnr cf the ithneii or Ibe nloeklnca
nllli alrohot and tlirn wear lht itlmrA ulille thry
nrr drylnf. 1 1tli "III mold the lining of the
aiioe io the, fret.
J. When dlltWultr It Miwrlenro In rullln
frert bread tba knlfo may ba heated and then
ther will be no Irooblei thla ahuuld rarely be
dent, hower, aa It It InJurloua to the hnlfe,
t. Wcltlnc the top of the loaf of bread with
milk before baalnc II will make Hit cru.l a rich
toldtn brown.
J. aum camphor laid among bookt on lilt
(belTCt will kcp mlct away.
Lnrjco Quantities of Ilrcod Unhcalthful
To IBt Kdllor ortl'omoa't mat!
I
tnt
en
or
An.
bread ealtrt ar uiuai
ofitn doll. In many
mmmm
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""'T . !... l.touBkan ntallM.
"dffaiAnj. mar I vole, my onTn I.
M VS.. ' c h-ur-ntver bur, any
-7 i navt tounu
i
.1 ml and catarrhal, and
IT. many houitlioltlt I havt noticed
(
2 Whrti rnxnrril In imlntlnn, Kiirtlrnlnc, ftc.
If ranillf mi U irrril iimlrr tlit flncrr mtlU
Ihry mil he krpt flfitn run nliKr. The mux run
aftrrwanJ bit ttr rrmotrd.
3, Olive oil ran h miiLf more nalatahlr to
inke tf a pinch of milt U qililfJ t (he utianllty
tirrrrlbrU.
Maulr ft Ittll forlhoiicht tu uV'vi -.ifh m- yoUr ltktiy "ho party. I JUiljrr, would ha
Inr. ,rt. mvyronl iVtJRIJrtilS U ' on tho ontrr f u hoUMwiirmlnffe 1 would
Sre only ihre imll fn M?ll,riy.$ Jt& wn:
.iiainnairiiai iniMi Biiti niniii,v - -'-.- .r aiiiaii jii . i
- .IHIIVI UMBII1 Bllla " -
Inatr. The apnttll"
nothing It watita,
I arnrov l a wiot.vani
e'i.K.i and ran beat lilt unaiti ui.
" i. . ... .
kv
nllrnt
method to oytreoint. .int
.Mmld Slwi.' l; l.-li r. W.par.U.
found Ihlt worm Dtauuiuiiy.
inuad
An !
brttdeallna'
bis mtra-ln in utuy ""?"", V:
&TuWnj"wa. :..'whteB
".r::r "":..:-... i i hv
i
tilth
you
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and tha
not rut
ed many
long llt .from
m very man.
aena in xiint
M. houttwlV.;. um a : littla tlrat.rr
itoVSSt of wheat and rotatoet wW
T. i n aariy aravt. 1 bavt aaa
, ." --."--. . mw nntf I
tutgetiiont ana '"1Z" H..""! ,
thft Yoiuablt ptgt. for which I 11
.:. Mntp,l...la. an.l Dram II in
iui it, --.-'..--"'Z"i.I.: ,' iu,n.
er too.. ",Ur7J:-l',ua:rAtl.nilCliir.
Itead.rn of the pane will be Very aiad to
bave aome of your reolpea, I feel aure.
Iloaton Drown Ilrcad
r the Kdllor o lfomoa't I'aoif
Thla reclpo la given by Mlw l'turl Mac
Donald, of the home econointca department
t l'enneylvanla Hlato ColleKe: Ono cup
rye flour, one cup granulated cornineal,
one cup graham flour, one and one-half ten
apoonfula aoda (level), ono teaapoonful alt,
threeuartera cup molaaaee, two cupa eaur
milk. Mix and alft dry In&redlenta. Add
tnolaaxea and mllU, turn Into well-butteied
molda, cover tlahtly with buttered llda, Ket
molda on a rack hi a deep kettle. Hurround
with hot water to half their depth, cover
kettle and cook for three and one-half
houra.
Molda ahould never be filled more than
two-thlrda full, UaWlng powder cana are
attractive for thla purpoae, though n, nvu
pound lard pall will do.
Itatslna or currants make a pjeaalng ad
dition. '
IlmiHcwnrmlni: nt Factory
To the lUtttor of It'omnn't f-aae;
Uar Madam My father It having n new
factory built, and at lit completion I with to
five a. dance. Art InvltullunN necattury. nnd,
f to, how thould they bo wordedT Al. V.
It In nhvny.i heller In hoik! Iiivltntlonx
for a functlnii, na nthrrwltu you run the
rink of having inidetlrnlile Kiieata attend
Recipe for Delicious Tarts
r fie dlfor of Wemaa't l'agt.
Dear Modi
dtllclout: On
ESd'aUtoatthtr.. Holl
aaatrtt. pui a nil
E. It
3tar Jladtm Thlt recipe for ttrta will prevn
n a-nan
ream c
turn corncra yr to the center oyer jam an.
Kaxa.
pound culler, ent-quartcr cuu
tilt Jam or prtttrvtt In center,
mn rl,Ba i,,m chdtaa. enntlth nour In
.r -:v- '-;r';i -.-.z "... ,Tl" .;l
tuin cui in inrvt-iov'i
II.
Uae for Daklntr Soda
r Sdlf or et trenan't Jii
nr iladam I am a vounr woman
nava Dttn attpir initrwtiea
and
WniMin', Vi.him. Cor aufli
to otter a few helpful nintt.
fm.Hi, mna, llaarill.
Thero are many rate I
while.
which I
a
have
in of nine-
i In which balling
n tor breed and
t which art watni
h of baking toda
b.en addtd wlU ahlna, brllllantll
tiirntr It ballad la a little tod
nil! cauee tba tamp to burn with
ht Hala la alto an eictller
eeaida. Whan mlljt It oa tht verte of turning
a. Ilttlt baking aoda will rMtere.lt ta lit orlg
Gsal awettaut. BBNA I., a.
reiiuoat (ho pleaaurn of
.Mr. and Mr. -'
cnnipniiy itt a hDiiKOwnritiltiir
Friday, December tho twenty-second
at 8 o'clock
m crlehratu the completion of tho
building nt '-.
llrlilcumnlds' Co.sltiiticH
To Die JMIIor 0 H'oimin't I'aw:
IJetr Madam I am to ha married during Iho
nrt week In January and want In knuw, when
I'nooalng tny brldmnaldi' coetuinet, whether lu
plan for winter halt or tumnicr one.
j'Muy.
I think In thla cneo I would consult' the
brldeNinnld.1 Ibcmtelvcu. Klllicr velvet or
trnw would be npiiroprlnte In fact, any
rort of hat muy be worn. Tho nc:mo?ia tiro
advanced to tnuvh In thn matter of clothe
Iheae rtuyn thut pcrtonnl lai.to la about the
only thhiK to be conaiiltrd for tho cos
tuinoa of wedding atteiithinta.
T0 YOU amoke, Mra. Clraham? I'll tt
U n tentpot that you don't, but you
ouRlit to begin."
Harry Underwood leaned toward me, n
caee of clgnrettea In hla hand, pieky
had prorlded clgarettea In a n" "t "n
tlqiln Ir, blie of the thlnga bo had I r ujhl
from the atudlo (o the apartment Mul M'-Uiiderwoo-I
evidently wlabeil me to try hl
own brand. . ... ...
The nuatlon waa the nniy tning ";':
,- u..i... mu .t.., .1 iiiia mnn. I naa
vaguely dlallked lilm from tho flrat lime
t had met him. Hla bold worda and man.
ner In the afternoon had deepened my dia
like. Then when hla wlfn had warned mo
that he would In nil probability make violent
love to me, na I wbb n new type to him,
my feeling lwd become an unconquerable
aversion. . . . .....
1, Milan hnil added Hint ahe would atrolem
en him out If he annoyed mo too niucti
but na I looked out from my nrmchalr in
which be had linprlaonod me by the nlmple
rxpodlpntn of puahlng mo Into It nnd stium
ing in fftiit of It, I naw Hint aim wn. all
loo nbaorbetl In ber nit dlHOUaalnn Willi
Mr. 1.1-amr l roina to my teaoue. Mra.
Iater, with llttl" bird-like glnncea and
chirpy KlgRlen, waa talklim rapidly lo ulcky.
"BVHIIYIIODY'S DOINO IT"
I'nr the moment I wna na much nlone with
Mr, I'nderwuod aa If the room had been
rm ply.
"You fee II la iieclraH." ho enld, anawer
Ing my iinaimkeii thought "You can't get
nway. I promised myself a llttlo uninter
rupted conversation with you and I always
i;nt what I want, alwaya."
Ho bent ri.-.ir lo mr, IiIh eyce hildlnR
mine, Ho apoke slowly, emphatically. I
shivered. I felt Iho HUilden momentary
dread nf this tiijfli I had oxiierleiiced lu '.ho
iiflernooii. Ho luughcd suddenly with
hearty mischief. .
"Stared you stiff that time, didn't IJ Do
you know, I thought tho melodramatic stuff
would get you. I BPoro one. You'd better
light ono of these. I can recommend the
brand, and It'a mighty fine for the nerves.'
I looked haughtily at him. but before I
could open my mouth he began humming:
"Kcrybody's doing It. doing It. doing It."
I looked around my living room, Tho air
was already heavy with the scent of tho
cigarettes. Tho men wero nil smoking. Lil
lian Oalo was consuming ono after an
other, whllo oven llttlo Mrs. I.ester was
toying Willi one. Hho looked like a Utile
girl playing at smoking n corn-silk
cigarette.
ALL ALO.S'i:, indi:i:i)
Hut before my gueala had ever arrived
I had made my decision concerning smok
ing. I had smoked my first clgaretto with
Intky nt his earnest request, almost his
command Hut It had been against all my
prlntlplen nnd prejudices ; I lint! dono It
only to please Dicky, nnd In Iho seclusion
of our home. Not for worlds would I
repeal tho experience In tho presence of
other persons, especially at tho behest of a
man I hated. ,,,,
"Well!" Hurry Undcrwood'n face still
held his mocking smile im he held out the
case toward mo.
"I am sorry" I tried tn speak courleoun
j "hut ilo not sinoko."
"1 know that. Hut you nro going lo try
one with me. Tliu combination of n t'lfjnr
ttte und your mouth la suiiicthlnK I should
Ilka to nee."
How I wanted to tell him what I renlly
thought of hint. Mul my tongue wan tied
by the knowledge thut ho wan Dicky's
friend. I foresaw all nortu of disagreeable
prsslhllltlea In the futuro If Harry Under
wood kept up this tone lie wits adopting
toward mo.
Suddenly ho took a ctgarctto from uio
case, and. bending forward, placed It against
tny lips. With his other hand hu struck n
match.
There," bo said, lighting tno cnti nearest
to him. "now Just drnw In your breath and
you'll be a smoker before you know It."
Tho familiar. ty, the persistence nf the
mnn made me furloua. I forgot that hn
wan my guest, that hu wa Dicky's friend.
I rprung to my feet, pushed him away from
mo violently. Tho clgaretto fell to tho floor,
but on tho way tho lighted end grazed his
hand. Ho littered a muttered exclamation,
end I rejoiced that ho had suffered uven bo
alight nn Inconvenience.
"Mr. Underwood," I raid tensely, "will
you please understand onco for all that I
do not amoko, nor do I mean to loarn?
Will you allow me to tell you that I do not
llko you. nnd that tho language you have
been using toward mo la extremely distaste
ful to me."
I had spoken purposely In a low tone eo
as not to attract tho attention of tho others.
If I had thought to illsturii unrry unuor
wood. however. I had been creutly mla
taken. Ho looked nt mo as I spoko through
hntf-cloaed eyes, with hla lazy, exasperating
smile.
"Very pretty, very spirited, my lady:
but It doesn't bother me. 'Sticks nnd etonca'
you know Iho rest of It."
(Copyright.)
(CONTINUED TOMORROW)
HOW TO OBTAIN AND KEEP
A "JUST RIGHT" FIGURE
By LUCItEZIA 130IU -
rrlma Dotina of the M-slropetllan Opera Cempanr
ftrnnd-New Babies
Acar.Nni.irK. Mr. w SaJ- fro"
South Nlnthat, A son, Harold I , lbs.
nof.tTznn, w. and Mrs. Simon. 9l rope
lar at., a sort. 7 lb
IIAVKII, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob. HI Mercy
at , ft son, lba. S ox.
LKAi'OLli. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry, 8022 IUca
at , n son, 7 lb. ot,
iinl.l.r.it. Mr. and Mrs. Morris. 248 Monroe
at , n daughter. .
POLLACIC. Mr. and Mrs. . ! "M
Limekiln nlke, a daughter. 7 lba. C ox.
TAltii. Mr.' and Mrs. .toaeph. 1000 South
Third at-, n uaiigiiier, t -
Date Loaf
Taka a breakfast cupful of flour,
ounces of butter, four ounce of iroKr oM
... half a. nound of stoned dates and thr
ounces Of stoned ralalnt, Cream the butt!'
And sugar, edd Uie beaten nc and a, ;
"rod cupful of bolllnr water In which
has been dissolved a quartar of h t'a-'Poof
...... ...i.nn.i. nf onda. Mix In the flour,
together with half a teaapoonful of bttklmf.l
nowder, anu inauj- sur m iiM -". Yr '
aniall. nako In n moderate oven Ink-well-":
grtased loaf tin for one hour and a. half,
great." ..... ,..Mfc ..MM,.e' t a - e, !
and wncn unneu iit! u,.w.w . ..- -.
two.
OLD RELIABLE
Kat slniplo foods.
NO WOMAN cart afford to neglect her
figure and allow herself to become fat
nnd clumsy or angular and loose-Jointed. A
supple, graceful flgiue Is an essential asset
to good looks In fact, gracefulness U Iho
foundation of charm.
The stout woman makes consistent
errors of diet and falls lo exercise enough
to wear nway tho superfluous flesh, whllo
her thin sister will not tnke the trouble Jo
encourage the building f flesh that w II
rnind out her angles: ami Improve her np
peurntice. . ., , ,, ,,,
The llgure that Is considered "Just right
Is neither too plump nor loo thin. It Is pos
sible for ocry woman lo make her nguro
conform to this mold.
Onn gravo mlstnko that almott cverj
stout woman makes Is the wearing of tlio
wrong corset. Hhn Imagines that every per
son's figure should bo cut to a pattern like
a dressmaker's model. So to attain the
alliniieits sho admires tho Incllncd-to-be-stout
woman Btpicozes herself Into corsets
a site or two too small. In this way sho
persuades herself that sho decreases tho
size of her waistline, but she forgets Hint
tho llesh Hciucer.ed away from tho waist
must distribute Itself elsewhere. II Increases
tho slxe above the waist or below, and In
stead of nppcnrlng slimmer she Is stouter
than before.
If you are stout you should bo fitted to
corsets by a rorsetlere who Is thoroughly
reliable. Then exercise and diet to dccrcaBO
your weight.
Nowadays it Is almost every womnns
Ideal to bn slim, and lo attain qultn an at
tenuated slInineHS nt Hint It Is n mlstnko
to think that tho woll-rounded figure Is un
graceful and lacks real beauty. Thero Is
nothing prettier than Iho plumpness of
youth.
Do not ruin your health and good looks
by starvation dletH and obesity remedies.
Kxrrclso Judiciously. Ton nlri-nuiius ex
ercise, Is harmful until after you have
hardened your muscles and tissue.
The following exeiclses will do much to
ward remolding your llgure, nnd should be
practiced both morning nnd night:
Hxerclso one Stand erect nntl stretch (ho
arms high above your head, keeping tho
elbows stiff. Plnro the left font one paco
forward and sideways, so as to nwlng the
body about at the waist. Slowly bend over
tho extcndeil knee and touch tho ground
well In front of the Iocs Ilepeat this move
ment llvo times, then chango lo tho other
foot.
Kxerclso two Stand erect with hands on
the hips. Ilnlse tho right kneo as high us
possible then chango to tho left Ilepeat
Wnlkinir fine exercise,
this exercise until the muscles of your legs
feel tired. Tnko this exercise slowly at
first, but when you have gained muscular
control charige from ono leg 10 Iho other
rapidly, so Hint you get the samo move
ment as you woul.l If running.
Lxerclse three I.lo Hat upon the floor
with tho face turned upward. '"" A".?
hand firmly to the hips and I ft tho feet
"lowly over tho head by heaving up ho
body until the toes touch tho lloor above, the
head, r.epeat vlgorously'ltwelvo times night
and morning. Incieaso the number of times
us you find yournclf growing less fatigued.
I advise both the too-thin nntl Iho too
Btout to walk whenever It Is possllilo.
Thero la such a thing ns being loo thin,
ns many women know In their sorrow. An
ungainly thinness, In which hollows show In
the neck nnd cheeks, whllo Iho chest Is un
becomingly flat Is anything but beautiful.
The thin woman must first pad out her
bony frnmo by eating fat-bulldlng foods.
Thon sho muat bo lazy, sleeping a great
deal of her tlmo antl trying not to go nt
things" In such an energetic manner. I
have learned by observation that most thin
women nro overenergollc. They mako even
tho simple duties of Ufa uso up twlco ns
much energy na the average person.
Hub tho entire body with warmed ollvo
or sweet almond oil. Massage tho hollows
nf your faco ami neck with a good skin
food. Tnko n tablespoonful or two of olive
oil before each meal, and drink plenty of
milk nnd cream.
You can obtain tho "Just right figure If
you persistently follow theso suggestions
with a will.
(r-opyrieht.)
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IVSikDE FROM GREAIUI OF TARTAR
Which Exports DecSarm
Makes the Best Baking Powder
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U. S. Govt. Duttptool
Impeded ,. pacmaoi
Mad. from raln-fed erk with exijert and
ecrunuTou car , to quality and nurlty of
Insrtdltnla. Hold only n parthmont paper
pnrUasea thnt It may reach you j clean as It
eavrt ut. No waata, always uniform. Inalat
upon Ailtn't. If your dealer liuan't It. tend us
CLEMENT E. ALLEN, Inc. Media, Pa.
Tour Vnlunblo Formulas,
To the Etilter U'oiiion'e ritgi:
Dear Madam -litre art a few teaeonihlt for
multt for roid on let ciret: .V n.iunri tunned
n. liouins water and iiirlnklcd with turtrntlne
tia an tnt flint at quickly at iwaalble will re
leva tht meet aevert cold or hotrteneee.
Kcr Earache- Here It a remedy for earache
navar hiiowii lu laiii ihki a ult or cotton lial
una. vui upon u a pinen ur lilt
iner. n up ani lit it.
dip In tweet oil ami
piara in me ear. rut a nannei tmndaaa uver
i no new io Keep it warm, inn win itlta m
medlatt relief.
m Chllblalna - Thtfollowlns It an Infulllble curt
for unUruktm chllblalnt: XOdrochlorlu acid, di
luted, one-quarter, ouncti liydrotyanlo acid,
thirty tiro pel camphor wattr, tlx ouncea. Thu
lotion curet mild ritei by one appllcttlon.
Flaiteed Lemonade for Coldi Four table
tpooni lltitetd Iwlwltl. ont quart boiling water
poured on tht Hateeed, Juice of two If mom l
awttten to tattti tttep three houn In covtrni
pitcher) keen. warm. It too thick, put In told
naier it. ,e ,,i,u,i juilo
ran ka Uttd ointr tnan
raasug, uinii cnimnty
waltr to which
and water It
t fir brtxhter
t Not to De Despised
3a We BJIlor o IKotKoVt ftwe
Oil her it oar tnt surface or lot road or
Dear lltdam Dry duet It a YtralUt abeorb
it. aathtr it otf tht turfaca of tba road or
walk! trier a. lens dry. iPtlt and ttora It In
i it
act (or future uet.
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talnfecti
dlxtd with Krsimi
w In Ibe
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.tuitl ,
If spread otter Mjrpj of the btunery or
allr. AVharaver thirtvae faill eiiwi and a
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ad dry manure It maata an tacelUel ferllllier
o&ti it leona Ituq Kta, Ml ueinueiBf juinte
nta Iq
In dtvtloolBa ilan
burry. tilrt.l J. J. Q'C.
Mexican Salad Brussels Sprouts
fa the JfdUer irema- rate.
Dear ModemHera ara two rwlpee.
as.
Tha Brat
U vtnr sood ft tfaUi thnt of year:
jitcaa eeiu .,ue cwb purau,)et4 taDaaca, va-
eookeJl on tup chopped nut tneata
tiouIul art ltd eaten, salt, peppar,
oatt lea
aaan or
cyjne, os tup etwcMd celery, oat ttbla
a
B
snt. os tup aiwMiaa ctiary. oat tavtt
peaaful ciui,o arenu vtpptr. sot auv mayoa
.iileei mix tozttbtr aod atrva oa UlWta letvu.
,8SJX2Lfi&1.
ia katllii- atltod -aratar oatil daaa: drx
J. cusrul of bread cruajet at Ublttpooaful of
wtij
ewouu.
ami
fry
battfr, tiiiTTuif wbui ,ao jeMneaa art b
tt ttcrut,l wttn, tht Wta4 enuufee. li
u aaa flfr t Ut ,ffi')'y r MKJ
'ft Map4ite CfwDbiff ef mint
ma&m i wtef teqw
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One Idrn of the American filrl
To the Editor of U'oinua'e 'o.-
Pear Madam-Miy I lakt tlile opportunity to
Uhe It
irtat will unaw wnnoui bcinc a mob, for tht
yvivai Aiiteeitaii airi it not
tiprett my opinion eoaeernlns tht typical Amer
ican -alrll When t tutak of Ibt fppleal Amert.
ean at trl I think of Iter at belna arlelovratlc.
aw ie A!uuu u. iier auvti uteuti, at promt
riiuo win aiiuw iftmoui veina a an
rtlcal Amerkan (Irl It net a tnob
Bbt U a lover of nature and mutlc, and It
tort or teat athletic, aa a rule. Sht It Indt-
ptnaent to in uimeet. loaa or sooa lllcratura
and aril quick, to act In all tblnte but money
nuttlert, and at tueh timet. at wiian a quettlon
of mtwiey It at Makt tha It te'ehrewd at an
owl ht la ityal u rwr family, and frienet
aa turn be; injpuUIre sad. tlnctrtl bar own bote
at alt tlmca. and usually rlsht but alware
wiliuis to own up to ner own mlttaktt and
iihu. ,h later ,! ei, iJiuvaa lu ot a WOA'
derful. wltt and mother, alwaya uniclath and
A in i rlsht at all? Or alt wrong-! c. o,
Norel Gift for Bride
T fkt Itdltw ft lromoa'e Paat:
Dear Madam A. pretty Chrtttmit er Ntw
Year e silt for
lhaat wu
a tu-Ut It ruada ei( eaindare
iany leayet aa dialrad. laetead
rtt or txd wlto ea etc.. waf.
:b aa raa
af wrltlca a vtrta
write tame rteipt of your, own for toun. cake.
etc.. or inane im weolt late a, menu. Put a
fc
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MADE rHOM 5U0AH-Q1.1E I
fixTRA FINE lj
isauivifv
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fv- RIMrllO IO" - ij
$ a',."6- FRANrALiis 2
15 H
auajuj nr.iNiNO co-
ILDtUMI,r-.
Sold In 2, 5, 1 0, 25 and BO lb, cotton bag
You prefer all cane sugar natu
rally, Ask for Franklin Granu
lated Sugar and you will be sure
to pet the best cane sugar. It is
white and clean, fine grained and
of highest sweetening power.
You will like this sugar better
than any other you could buy.
Franhlin sugar satisfies
Granulated, Dainty Lumpi, Powdered,
Confectioner
put a photsitaph f your heme or of tKt
TOalJsSattr"' SriMrr.-.) A?.
or
ra.
tua
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Fitting Up the Guest Room
To lit Kdefee- ol WetnoV' faaei
Dear Udamvr.ue beet vcjt to furnl.h
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ifaasetnteiuaai w a WT rtT" rllfimiJ IQ
vrki.U4 Ut
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ii
th U4UM uiiitikM mij Ui luraUhlfix
OOfOal.
left tlrftt EtLadsi. LsLsivs. ml nLai tha ,.
yfet
you uuaut Mi vat you m , :iy u un maai
trwtk
moai
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Deerfoot Farm
Sausage
mahe uou long for breakfast.
Order some totlau.
Farm at Southborough, Mats,
ASK FOR and GET
HORLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED iUL
Ciiwp suUtitutes coat Y017 saaw pries
naxnrtnxnti snot' nKnimtr.ss hsiautlv avi: moni:v :ncnixixui-,
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ELEVENTH AND MARKET STREETS
WOMEN'S & MISSES' OUTER APrAItEL
I rimmed,
Two Extraordinary Sales
for Saturday
Choice of 1000 Suits .
at 15
Values $25 to $35 fad Hteher -
Beautiful fur-trimmed Silk Velvets, Velours, Broad-,
clpths arid finest Wool Poplins. Many from our regular
stocks, and others advantageously "purchased,
$25 to $40 Dresses
ES
Dewej
Quality nnd Standard Famous Over Hglf Century
The New Grey Salon
and
Ready-to-Wear Department
COURTESY tc every one, is the Christmas spirit that the
members of our stcrc family endeavor to spread over the whole
year. If the Christmas shopping could be spread oyer the
time between this and Christmas, Courtesy and the Christmas spirit
would he easier ior an 01 us. - x
Two Snecial Dance Frocks, $25.00 J
These two Radium and Satin frocks are fascinatingly pretty.
Low neck. A wisp of georgette as a sleeve. New girdle bodice
trimmed with insertions of georgette edged with silver thread, and
embroidery in pastel shades defines the waistline. Large variety of
beautiful new colors. A pretty Christmas gift for the girl who dances.
. F. Dewees, 1122 chestnut St. j
yr-ja
AWAKE
AMERICA
,H ,
I.
at
$
19.98 .
Models of exclusive beauty, fashioned of finest Wool
Jerseys, Silk Velvet-and-Georgette pombirtati6nsf Roman
and Persian Taffetas. Many fur-trinpned. '
fll :
TUIHU VLOOH-
5FJtAHJC & SBDEIII
America has
of the earth.
the treasure
It is the richest prize in the
history of the world tempting
bait for covetous foes.
And today we are unprepared
for defense.
In the capital of every
country in the world today .
there are busily engaged spies
and intriguers who march only
a step ahead of the armies of
invasion when weakness invites
invasion.
The only safety (or America
is in KNOWLEDGE.
Too many other nations have
foundered on tho rock of ignor
ance and weakness.
Never shall America permit
the confiscation of its wealth,
the desecration of its homes,
the starvation of its children
and the outrage of its women.
A forewarned and forearmed
America will not invite the fate
of Belgium, Poland and Serbia.
PATHE'S
Pearl of the Army
The world's first great
preparedneaa serial, is
fiction but it is founded on fact
Without fail SEE this great
Serial of National Life at lead
ing motion picture theatres h
gtmiing'December 4. '
Produced'by Astra.
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