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WHY SHOULD YOUNG GIRLS
SEEK ADVICE FROM STRANGERS?
Problems They Should Refer to Their Parents
' .They Ask Some One Whom They Have
Never Seen to Settle
rpiUfl mornln'n malt tirmiRht i tetter
from Alilftn, ft town In Delawnrs Conn
ty, In which the writer welm to know
the rennon tor the popularity of a query
column, and Jiut why no many young
people should write to a total stranger on
mutters po Intimate. Itor letter read
in part;
"While Intensely Interested In your
dally tetters and thoroURhly reallxlnir the
Influence for good they have upon the
pubtlo at large, nevertheless I nm won
derlnir why so many young peoplo rjlrli
specially oro forced to carry -the most
Intimate affairs of their liven to nn entire
trangar.
"Most of Uie letters are written ly
young people still at that turn of the
rood "where the brook and rlvor meot'i
when not only should the parent' niHIca
and Influence envelop the child, hut also
where n ohlld's llfo should lo an nn open
book to the parent. It surely docs not
era necessary to liavo to wrlto to a
publla newspaper to ask whether James
when he calls on Wednesday evening
.should leave at 11 o'clock or be nllowed
to toy until the milkman and newspaper
arrive; or whether, should Harry bo scn
walking down Chestnut ntrrct with nn
Jthar lady love, tho heartbroken writer
could evor hopo to find nny balm for her
bruised and bleeding heart.
"How much bettor It would he If there
existed between parent and child sifch
understanding as to mako lottors of this
character unnecessary."
Thert) should, on you say, bo a bond of
perfect understanding and nympnthy be
tween parent and child, but how rarely
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
etre and autttlont tuhmiltid la li( dtpatlmrnl mint ( written ok on ildt ef tht
ttttt and tlentd ultt tht nami 0 tht wrtlrr. Itpeclal qutrlei lUtt (hot given btlout on
tortttd. It U vndtrtlotd that tht tdltor dott no! neetttarilu tndortt tht ttnltmrnti it
trtltld. All communlcdllont for thlt dtpartmtnt tltould t mlilriuM at follow:
THIS MOM.YN'H KXCIIANUR, HvtMno I.tdatr. I'hlladchhla; -a.
The wlontr of loJ' prli It !! O. I- Toord, at 31S (Irrrnn ilrrrl, (Irrtnantoitn, nho
Utter npnear'd 'n trrtft'N paper.
TODAY'S
1. If th lid of a infftr malrh hoi I mlii
far, lionr ran the matcliea bn llititrdt
X. flow ran hearr rust ba remoTed from n
knlfeT .
I. nhst la Ilia beat wnr to clean thn ateel
tti on oirn dooraT
ANSWEIIS TO YKSTKRDAY'S INQUIltlES
I. A Ilttla flour ailded to creuao when frj"
tmt nUI pretent IU apatterlns.
I, r.beoter uid ether kltehen utenalla
with nheela or hlniea ran bo oiled now itnd
thefl with a drop of olive olL Other olla ahould
Mt be naed, sa tlio food will Uat of them.
S. Initend of ahelUns peaa, ntUr wnahlnc
tham snd dlacArdln tho Imperfect one, throw
them loto bolltnr nvnter. When dona tha podo
will rla to tho aurfaee, whllo tho ptwa will re.
aasln st Uio bottoin of tbo kettle. I'eaa cookeU
la this wbjt linra a dellrloua llairor
Unking Without Erbb Prosorvlnir.
Errh
To tht Editor 0 Woman' t I'agt:
Dr Madam I am Incloiln a fenr reclpeat
that tor tho cako and tho ono fur tho rooklea
will appeal to tiouatkeaptra at t lit a time. Alao
inotoaa a reclpo to kavp raRai houekeepara ruulil
lack ea for wlntar uao aach aprlnc. U'hraa
iavo all bean triad and often uaed,
Kailaaa caka iTwo tuna aranulate.1 auaar.
two cupa cold water. tw traapoontula clnna-
on, ono lenapooniui aall, iwu laweapoonrula
rd, ono packaao cteane.1 ratatna llrlnir tu a
ill and boll nva mlnutaa, I.el alund until culd.
ft tavafhar twice three uiul ,inA.halt ruiia
Qour and one taaanoantul Laklntf afHlai adtl to tha
abovo mtituro. Ureaao and Hogr twu bread
Sana, pour mlxturo Uito pan and bake about
an hour In a alow oven.
ainstr anapa One cup lard, ono cup ausar,
ono cup ayrup, half cup bolllnc water, one tea
spoonful baklnir aoda dlaaolved In tha water, ono
tableapoonful ulnrtr. ono lableapuontul cinna
mon ono teaapoonful vanilla, halt taaapoontul
aalt. a Ilttla (rated nutmec and flour far a
Bratty atllt douxh. Cut with rookie cutter an I
baka qulcklr.
To keep e for wlntar One quart water
lata (alllcato aodal and ten iiuarta at water,
loll tho tan quarts of watert puur Intu n tlva
allon crock. Lt cool, then pnur In the quart
ot water slaai. Dip tho t reeh tat t eiia Into
tha mixture and let dry on. than put them Into
thn mlitore. (lly flrat dlpplna- nnd leltlnc Ilia
tnliture dry on It forma a coat that keep the
ecss from abeurblnr any of tha water elaaa mix
ture.) The laat layer ot ecira mutt be covered
with at Itaat two Indue ot tho water sleae
Jitxturo. The esse muat be freah, and aro bet
r If unfertile. Ther muat ix clean, but muit
Ml be weaned. Thla quantity makta enouth
r about 100 essa and la a hannleea preaerva
ra. MUM, H. (1.
These reclpea are Indeed particularly
timely, Mrs. a.
Three Chrlstmaa Cake Ilcclpea
to th Jfdllor 0 ll'omon'a J-apr;
Dear Madam I am lntereatel tn your pate
and havo tried aome of the reclpea wlih mod
reaaUa. hanca aend three ot niy Chrlatmaa.
tide cakea, which aro eronomlral. fruit take,
sand tarta and poor man's pound cake
l-ound .rake One pound ausar, one pound
Sour, halt po ind butter, one cup inltk, four
ere. two taaapoonfula baking pander, Ilaka
n hour In moderate oven.
Fruit cakeOne cup ausar, three-quartcra cup
baiter, three-quartera oup milk, two esse, two
cwpe flour, two taaapoonfula baklor powder,
voe-nail GUP loutaeaffe, mie leaapuotuui (lane'
one-half
taaapoontul each
auapn
aplco and
cloves, one-half nutmrc. one pound ralalna. one
half pound curranta and one-quarter pound
citron, lleke In alow oven about three hour a.
bland tarta Ono pound auxar, three-quartera
pound butter, ono pound flour, three eia and
Wlmclaai of aharry, .Hour with a little nut-
mw, Aimoat ireex tne uouin, tnen roil very
thin, cut la email round cakea. When on the
baklns pan put ahallbark caramels and
Boe.iDarx carameie anq aprinHia
witn sTanuiataa auxar ana cinnai
quick oven until edata are brown
a cinnamon nana la
al. il. L..
- To Utilize Sour Milk
lo th Editor e Woman's Pagf
Dear Madanv-Varhapa some one can uaa th
followtns reclpea. aa they aro not axpenalve-
, sour milk ralaln cake On pint aour milk,
aa cup auarar, on cup molaaeea, on cup abort
nine, on quart flour, on heaplns teaapoonful
soaa. one . leaepeoaiui cuinauion, one-naix iea
poonfut elovaa, one-half nutmes and two cupa
ralalna, c
Haft all
raieine, caovviu. mil win iiieee iwg 101
laser cake One cup cooklns molaaaes.
four tablaapoonful
cook ins mo
lOrtenlns tw
and one hal
1 hot water
iiaapoontuia meaea auonenins two oudi
Sour, oat teaapoonful aoda and one halt tea'
apoonful (lexer. Ada on cup hot water
M118. K. B. 11,
Household Suggestions
STo tht Bdllor 0 Woman't Pagt:
uttr auinii iruai tu loiiowia- win o
J eom ua to your pas
JL hur&lahe-NwX took an old halrhruah. waahad
and duUifectad It. and covered tha brittle part
00a an
and c
lata ot
a' akin,
aa a
wllh two thtcknaaata ot cotton waddlns, and
asaln with ebatnola akin, drawn very tltnt and
y for lars Piece ot silver, braa and copper
jnia maxea a. nn ana rapia uuruin
Iss will aav them ao no dkrolna- will be necaa
sary for a lona time, 11H8. J. D. M,
LUnirch. J'a,
waenu. auje noaa in oota water c-aior w
Recipe for Sweet Discult
fa tht Editor 0 Woman't Past
Dear Madam Please publish recipe for
west clxcuit in an early c-dltlen.
YOUNQ lOUSEBKHKPHn.
Two cups flour, half teaspoon salt, -on
tablespoon sugar, on teaspoon baking paw
dsr, one egg, half oup milk. Mix and sift
the flour, baking poider, sugar and at
together twice. Beat the erg -well and add
Ui mlllc to It. JBtlr the liquid Into th dry
ingredients, adding mora milk If necessary
to rtutk) a soft dough. Turn out on a
Soured board, knead for several minutest,
thn roll out to abeut ou-bacij ihlckuaM
and out Fuse an laatt mrt on a greaaMt
WJUa- Bet. brh wUh a btabsii egg aa4
THE CHEERFUL CHERUB
At iimos when cvery-
"fcrnivS 5or.s wrorre
And troytlcj come botk
' thick tnd jtroryj
I $irvg &. little cKecrFol
.sono
And tkus I
Hid myjclP.
H.TC" .
Is this Iho fiisn! Anil oven when thrto li.
parents, as yon know, cannot always bo
counted upon to bo entirely unbiased In
their views.
And then, too, young girls md boys
too nlmost lnnrlahly go through that
stago of cxtremo shyness when they nro
siiporsenslllvi) nntl afraid, for fenr of
being laughed at, of expressing their
opinions on nny subject whatever.
Bo they naturally stole their Informa
tion from nnothnr source, feeling that tlio
ono to whom they nro writing can glvo
n disinterested opinion
When theso young people wrlto to mo
I nlwnys feel grateful for tho confidence
thoy roposo In mo, mid beenmu gonulnnly
Interested In them mid their nutlifnl ro
mances and ndvonturcs
INQUIRIES
t. How ahontd tlio rani of (he elilrtl
In n famllr Iw Mirratrilf
ilaler
t. Mlien ilrellnlni nn Imitation la It Arr
proper la aae one'a tUltlnt eanlT '
S. What la nn effertltn remedr for n bollf
1. (Inm arnhlo npiilled to a burn will atop
the pain Immediately, aa It ahuta off tho air.
X. It la eald n teaapoonful of aoJti addrtl to
a pint of warm water ami rubbed Into weak
ankle oernelonally will etrrnj-then them.
s. Ilutlona Inatend of belnc eenrd on lare or
net ahould bo lied on. Ueliic n nee.Ho with a
Uoobln Ibrrad, brine the end. throush to the
wronr aide nnd tie them. It tied carefully, the
thread ran bo eaaUy untied.
Do Ngt Dccclvo Him
To tht Vdltar 0 Ihe trornon'e Vaot
aiiS'armlai.'lltrI.V ,Wr'r three year, of a(a
ana a man two yeara younger than I am b
,'S"! "rins m a iood deal of ult"ntlon lie
l.hl".k:. I.m ',h,r,y "' "" and I do no" wiint
to tell him 1 am older thar. he I ilk. hhn
yery much and think t could lo"o him If I o re
make u iiiy mind to marry Mm. 1 o im think
I nm obllsed to tell Mm niy real .
JKN.Ml.
Whllo you aro not obliged to toll your
future husband jour itgr, It stems foolish to
lccolvo on bucIi mutton Homier or Inter
It Is hound to cotnn out. some otto who
went to school wltli you whose ngo Is the
samo an yourn Is uro to refer to "sulIi ami
such n date, when wu worn so ninny jenri
old," and then your husband realizes that
Jim hau deceived him purposely . nnd really
It Is not worth whllo If IiIm oo Ib not
great enough to imy no attention to n
niattcr of two j-cars' dirfi-rence you had
bettor not marry lilm In any case. I Oo
not mean thnt you should raks up every
little cplsodo In jour wholo llfo nnd tell
him about It. but when things A,mo up
always tell tho straight truth about tlitm
and then there Is novur cauao for worry.
" Excitability of Women
To tht tldltor 0 tht iroman'i 1'aor
Hear Madam lan't It atransa that womer In
a crowd w II be sullty of a'llona tli.v iilI?
would do Individually? Th nk how women, sen
erally pollto ai.,1 ronaldrivte. will I 3 Vnd
srab at a bargain aale And It la not only I i
eo called common peop , for wa read of ru.h.!
at faahlonable cburvn weddlnja. when iueata
fare aa badly aa the l. r. a IkiwI rignt Jt th,
unlvtralty Jt la u curloua fact thil wimSiT
in,lM,,,'m"I.,,!; V '"" l,J ,",u l'"sna" I u,'
we I UN Uu nr U thai h.y httw bj con
l.lirAbU iiriictk on rach othtr
AnJ Low thsv Iovh u. rivhtl I... ... . .1
who breathed a elsh of relief when the football
aeaaon ended or. -IhankaxWInc ijay were full of
ntereat and nlhualaani for the same, easerly
hoping- that "our" aide would win I me t one
of .them on .r'rlday limping painfull
in painiuuy
I nattM.1 0.. .k
'vvnat la tha matttrl ' t aaked. "
.11. m I t,. ,, "i imuill-
. t Iioue.-
i," ah anawertdi "It la only tha ball
yeaterday. I bat not yet recovered."
u mean that ou caught coldj"
game yea
"You n
"No, not exactly.
at a vame. 1 tilavm
v:,riV'. .'",.. z .. ' j ."'it
'.W'T.'11 ")'' rlmmage 1 was at tha bottom
of the heap and 1 ahouted w th the crowd every
"T ,J .''V ,ch,"! . "hen I got home I wii
. -.-." ,. .in win etueai i KlCKea.
filah" but I'm in 'jBi .Vn.7 i't i'SSTh'S
;.nur.,,"f,rir.yo',.n,hb'h"a.Mr - ,n ' &
Hh hobbled away with asrunt of pain, Now
I know aha la an emotional woman, one of the
kind who haa to atop after a matlne to powdtr
lier noa and put on a thick veil to hide a tear,
atalned fare, l'or ah laugha until aha crlea.
or aha weepa over the heroine's woea mora than
aha wouhl for her own (roublaa, and leara ar
hant on complexlone, "
Mhe enlaya Ihe aflarnoone thoroughly, but lan't
tbla a queer way to have a sooj timet
L H, M.
Dancing Tea
To tht Editor o tht Woman' I'agtt
Pear Madam- I h. been Invited to go to
a danc i at one of th bis hotele In the ifter
aoon. The carde are engraved iujt Ilka a ia
Invltatloo. but daneln la written In on. corner
llow ehould 1 dre.a far uch a fumttont Alao,
the cards read from 4 until T o'clock. At what
tlm should 1 go and bow long should I alayl
l-'ANNY,
Wear a tailored suit and fancy blouse
or a one-piece frock of some light material,
such as crepe ds chin or charmeuse, and
a small hat A latKo hat Is very much In
tho way for dancing. If you wear the on,
piece dress ypu can leave your coat In the
dressing room before going Into the recep
tlon room. At a dancing tea people usually
stay a little longer than at tha ordinary
afternoon reception. It will b well to go
about 5 o'oloek and stay for an hour or so
If you Intend to daneo; otherwise twenty
minutes will be long enough.
Building on Paper
To tk JMUer ct Woman't pagt.
Dear MadamHome day my huaband and I
ar solos to build a real home, ami whea we
do our fioue oa paper Is golsg to be a very
great help to ua. We have a good a lied note
book, la which, w have pt4 in, aeveral
Plana w have Men that appeal to tu and
wtteaavtr w . an adveft(Hieit or a de-
iptwn oi auMDiox t&at aome day w are
- niu wv vh, u eui aeux paa
w, ar, wmT
I aasaHBg
f V7 t(' '
will aana
MY MARRIED LIFE
liy ADEI.E GAltKISON
How (he riaby'ii Crista
"W7"'r ",jr ',Rr,,' '" ,'ot,or'
' The womnn from ntross Ihe hall
knelt by t.llllan (tale's sltle 1 hsd seen her
look with aversion nl t.tltlnn's rouge and
d)e' hnlr as she rushed In Hhe had held
out her arms for the child, but Doctor I'eltlt
hstl prevented tho Imhy from being tlls
tl'flieil tij an authoritative gesture
"I do not know," Ihe young physician
answered gravely "I hope hoi but I have
only Just this minute arrived "
The fnlher broke In excitedly at this
Juncture
"Htisle what did joU mean by bringing
tho Imby Into another nnnrlinent'' Why
did Jon not telephone for Doctor Mntthews
nnd lo Mm Ihenter' You hod our numner
I gave It tn you beforo yon went out "
Oh. I did, sir Ho illdti t tntie slrk hut
n few minutes nifii stiffened mil I ke this
They raid Doctor Mntthaws went out of
town todsy, nnd I thought Imby was
going to die Oh, dear! Oh. dear"
Dnelor I'eltlt ntrnlghlened himself to his
full height
Hlr" be addressed Ihe Imhy's father.
'If It bnd not been for the prompt nctlon
of some nno In this room jour child would
not ho living now It has hid a very
severe convulsion The hot-water liiimef.
sion given promptly hns saved Its life fur
the time If joti wish another phjslrlan
pleiso rail one nl once It Is mv duty tn
tell jou, however, thnt jour Imby needs
skilled medical Attention right nvvay, nnd
I will not leave It until nnolher phjslclin
nrrlvei,"
If the bnby bnd not been In such dnnr'r
I would htvn enjoyed seeing tho man from
the other apartment quiet down II" was
llkii a strutting turkey that lifts Just 10
celvetl n iluuclu! of cold water
We do not wish tu c.ill any one ele.
doctor." he snld humbly "Doelor Matthews
In our fnmlly ihjnlrlnn Ho Is mil of town,
slid wn know no 0110 ilso"
"Very well then I will tnke tthn case
till jour fnmlly physician returns, first
wo must Ket the child Into lis own bed I
munt exnntlun It "
WANTED MI1S UNDimWOOD
Mrs Underwood rose so carefully ns not
to disturb the bnby 111 her nrms Until
fnther and mother rushed forward to tnke
Iho bnby from her, but Doctor I'eltlt slopped
thorn.
"The child munt not be tnoveil or Jnrrnl
nny morn thnn Is positively uecemnrj, If
you will bo so hind nn to carry thn In by to
Its room," he looked nt 1, Milan "It was
you who put the child In Iho hot bath, ni
It not"
"Indeed It was. doctor," Dlchy broke In
henrtllj "Not nno of the rest of us had
any lib a wlmt to do "
"Vou saved the ihlld's life, madam." ths
phjslclnn raid crawly,
Tho mother, evidently forgetting her ills
npprovnl of Mrs Underwood's appeiirancn,
began to cry hjstrrlrnlly, nnd tried lo em
braco her Hut I.llllnn, obejlng Iho physi
cian's orders, was nlready nt tho door of
our apartment
".Stop It," she said, roughly, but kindly
"Show 1110 wliem tho bnbv'n bed ta. nnd
If you wrnnt me lo, I will ntny until you
enn net a nurse here "
Tho father heard her words
"Do jiiu wish n nurse, doctor?"
"I think It would bo nilvlsuhle, for n dny
or two nt least. Until Wn sen what tho do
volopinentn are "
"Do you know of any? I don't The
ono we had Is III "
Doctor Tcttlt wrotn something swiftly on
a card 'Telephone that number Ask for
Miss fjultoti If nhe cannot come, nny ono
from the same, apartment will do "
Ho turned tirld walked swiftly Into the
other apartment
Harry Underwood reached out his hand
for the card
"We'll do nil the telephoning from here ,"
he stld kindly "Clo on to jour bnby"
"And If there Is anything you need In
our apartment, or anything we can do, Jutt
call on us." Dicky said heartily
I picked up tha hot-water bag which I
had prepnred for tho baby and which Lil
lian had dropped ns sho carried the child
Into tho other room
"Will vou tako this In to Mrs Under
wood? Sho may need It"
"OUT OP nANOKit"
"Thank j-ou Won't you come over, also,'
.,, nt, ii-iiintpi
"Clrnham," I supplied ".Vo; I Bhoutd
only be In thn way. I think I have never
seen n baby III beforo Hut If you should
need mo for nnj thing, do not hcHltnto to
call mo "
Ho hurried out nnd I sank Into n chnlr
overcome by tho events of tho evening Hut
for tho pretence of Iho footbath of hot
water, whhh Katlo was oven now re
moving, tbero was nothing to hull, it0 that
our llttlo supper party had been disturbed
And jet Dentil bid hovered no closely ver
the little baby which had been rushed Into
our itpartimnt that wo could nlmost feel
his tangible preienco
"Dono out, old girl' Dicky Blood beside
me, bis arm on my shoulder Harry Un
derwood wob at tho telephuuo getting tho
number Doctor I'ettlt had naked fur
.S, only terribly worried about the
baby "
"I know Tough, Isn't It?"
It seemed if week, hut It was In reality
only two hours later, when I.llllnn ilulo
nppeared, heitvj--ojed and disheveled, her
gown splashed with water, her rouge rubbed
off pi npots. Iter whole appciraiuo inoit
disreputable
'Tho bnby" wo nil asked at on.e
"Out of any Immediate danger tho duo-
Safe
Milk
or IrJ&nti
& Invalidt
C!t,L..t..,B
3$ Ceil YOU
SamaPiUa
A Nutritious Diet for AU Ages.
Keep Horllck'a Always on Hand
Quick Lunch: Homo or Office.
" '"""""Illllllllllllllllllll MIIIMMM
AMim lIBHffifc'1
ivw:HiaUw7jL" j lei m i r . i aaBvaaWiaji
tUo" it v .,m IMlseVf I
1 Iri" w" "-v ,vtWwf
Mm
lllnlilpilwl
Until you have used it, the way
Philadelphians insist upon
WILBURS
may seem extraordinary. Made
in Philadelphia for over 30 years.
1
Turned Madge Tables
lor wjs The nurse came an hour ago.
hut the eh Id had two more of those awrui
things, nnd I was able to help her The
mother Is no good nt all: one of those emo
tional women whose Idea of Inking care
of her Iwtby Is lo shriek over If
Her voice held no contempt only a great
weariness I fell a sudden rush of evnipa
Ihelld liking for th s woman, whom I had
lookrd upon ns nn enemy.
WHAT DICKY SAID
"What can I get J-ou, Mrs t nderwood
I asked "Vou look so worn out
If Katie hns not thrown out lhat coffee "
she returned practically, "lei us wsrm it
up"
I felt a foolish Utile thrill of linune
nlfely pride A few minutes before her
appearance I had gone Into the kitchen snd
made fresh roffee, anticipating her return
Hall., nt enurae. 1 hnd sent 10 bed, nfler
she had' cleared the tnblo and washed the
sliver I hnd told her to pile the uisnes lor
tlio morning
"I hats fresh coffee all reidy " I snld
"I thought perhaps you might like ft cup
Hit still nhtl I'll bring It In"
Harry Underwood sprang to his feet
"I II ctrry the Iray for jou"
I thought I delected a little uulver of
pain on Mrs Underwood's face Her bus
bind had epresed no concern for berluil
was offering to carry my Iraj Truly? thn
'aides were turning I bad suffered be
muse of the rumors I had heard concerning
this woman's regard for Dicky Was
I, without meaning It to caui-e her
annoyance
Mndied. jou will do no surh thing' I
spoke pinyfully lo hide my real inillRiintlnn
nt tho man "Dicky Is thn only accredited
wulter around this houio
M'nrd from Iho Wallers' Union right In
m pocket " Dlchy grinned, and stretched
larlly as bo followed mo to tho kitchen.
We nerved the cofTte, and Mlllan nnd
her husliauil went home As the door closed
behind them Dicky canio over to mo nnd
look i nn In hit nrms
"Pretty exciting evening, wnsnt It,
sweet heart 7" lie snld "I'm afraid jou
are all dono out."
He tlrow inn to our rlnlr nnd wo sit
down together I found mjself irjlng.
something I almost never do Dicky
smontht d my hair tenilcrl) sllentlj until
I wiped my ejes. Then his clasp tightened
around mo
"Tonight has taught mo n lesion." ho
stld "Hometlrnes I havo dreamed of a
little child nf our own, Madge Hut I
would rather never havo a child than go
through tho suffering thnso poor devils Ind
tonight It iiiii.it ho awful to Iopo a baby"
I hid my faco In bin shoulder Not
even to my husband could I confet Juii
then bow tho touch of the naked rigid
llttlo body of that other woman n child
had snnt a thrill of longing through me
for a baby's bands that should ho mine
(Coprrlsht)
(CONTINUED TOMOItHOW)
Rrand-New Babies
The Ktenlng 1-eOg.er will print,
rhnrse. notice of recent Mrthe
free of
nl In
through proper channel. Addre.e "Brand.
Nee Halite.," I.trttlnr I rdgrr, fliwl rhe.tnitt
afreet. Name anil nililre.n anil, when po...
hie. telephone niinilier of eenitrr mutt ac
company each notlre eo eent
IlTnili.Y. Mr. nnd Mrs N n, of Ilurllng-
lo n, N J , n, son, 8 lbs 9 nz
DIXON, Mr, and Mrs W. Houlton. of St.
Martins, n daughter, Ilinlly M
M51TMAN, Mr and Mrs Uranklln J, 729
Bouth rifty-flfth stroot, a daughter, Mary
Uleanor '
rillNTZ, Mr and Mrs Walter, 7115 Upland
street, a daughter, Marguerito Anna, It
lbs, 8 oz
Tho sweet fresh
ness ot the Catskill
Mountain pastures
is brought to you
in every pound of
MERIDALE
BUTTER
There's none of
tho salted, city
butter taste, be
causo Mcridale is
not made like
ordinary butters.
It is made from the
rich, pure cream of
tho Catskill coun
try, pasteurized
and churned in tho
most sanitary
churns.
Wrapped, In tho protect
ive "i lerifoil" wrapper.
it retains Its purity and
freshness.
AYER & McKINNEY
(Maker of ... , , , ,
Merld.de) I'hUatlelpliU
Hell r hone, Market 3711
Keyttone Phone, Main 17U
Lookor tht"Mtrloll"
rapptrtxtt-tltht. iuif- and
odor-iraeot your gnxen.
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taattav
HOW TO KEEP YOUR HAIR DRY
AND FLUFFY ON DAMP DAYS
By LUCKEZIA BORI
Prima !oona of the Metropolitan Opera CompSnr
7TV HA tit Is so dnmp and heavy that I
lVl can do nothing with It" Is an old
story that we hear from the btg.nnlng
until the end nf summer Unless you have
that greatest of beauty blesMngs natur-
any VMiny nun in-
weather does make
lour hair unmanhge
nble The scalp per-
i ,rcs and this damp
iiena robs tho hair of
its artificial wave,
making It olly and
henv When' the
tresies are In Ibis eon
d Hon II Is Imposalhle
to arrange them In a
iiecnming coiffure for
this reason It Is ncc
eewtr) to keep tho
hair as dry and fluffy
I Ul .1. ...(. vil., noM, ,y trt-
itueiit shnmiiooliig, airing and brushing
As eiHiii ns jour hair becomes heavy with
nil or has the si ghtest suggestion of a
sour odor about It, only shampooing will
ilerinio It nnd restore It lo Its normal con
dition. One nf the simplest of- shampoos
Is made b dissolving n hnlf cake of pprn
while soap In n iUArt of boiling water
I.el It simmer over a slow fire until en
tirely dissolved. Then dissolve a tnble
apoonful f washing sodt In a ipiart of
boiling water anil ndd II to the soap mix
lure Stir together, and after II has cooled
It Is read) for use Hub the shampoo Into
Jim scalp nriri wash tho hair thoroughly
In ns hot water as )otl can comfortably
liear Then rluso Iho hair In four or five
clear waters ranging In temperature from
hot to told After the sculp hns been
rubbed with a soft towel sit In the sun
light nnd open nlr until the hair Is thor
oughly drlid
More necessary even thnn washing Is
airing tho luilr 1n summer Al least once
n dn thn hnlr should be taken down,
brushed and exposed to the breezen Then
after It has been well aired pnrt tho hnlr
through tho tenter from fnrehrnd to impe
of the neck llrlng ench hnlf of tlio hnlr
over the ear nnd braid It loosely, leaving
tho middle of tho head free
It Is restful tn the scalp to change tho
manner of dressing tho hair during the
summer In Iho morning, when sports
froi ks are worn, dress Ihe hair slmpl
in a soft coll at the back or on lop or
In a braid wrapped about tho head leav
ing tlio mnro elaborate coiffure for late
afternoon and evening
It may be necessnry, particularly If your
hnlr Is Incliuid to be oily, to wash the
hair every week or two during warm
weather Ordinarily, too frequent sham
pooing Is not good for tho hair, but since
It Is equally destructive to tho heilth of
j our crowning glory lo ntlow It to becomo
heavy with oil nnd perspiration, shampoo
lug Is tho lesser evil
It light hair Is allowed to become oily
and damp It will grndually grow darker
Ilelow I am giving ou thn formula of nn
excellent shnmpoo for light hair
SHAMPOO FOIl I.IOHT HAm
White rnatlle aoap. In ahavtngS . . t ounco
Water , 34 ounce
I'otaaalum rartonate . ' sn grnlne
Hnrax . . 120 gralna
I'ologne water , . .... 1 ouncen
liny rum J ounce
Another
Handling Quality Groceries and High-grade Meats;
w
Tuesday, December 19th
AND THE ACTUAL VALUE OF
"Quality, Quantity and Price" '
WILL BE VERY CLEARLY SHOWN ,.
New Stores will
we can secure suitable
STORES are heartily
uieu ncipiuiiiebb, especially in inese uays ot Excessive Lost of Living,
cannot be over-estimated. I
THE CHILDS STORES-plain, practical shops-are forging
steadily ahead m volume of business; and the thousands and thousands ;
of satisfied customers (always increasing) are willing wirnp;p; nf THE I
DOLLARS SAVED
thorough-going, sincere earnestness; and we appreciate the confidence iff
auu yuuu-wm yivun to stimulate our enorts.
The proper selling of all merchandise demnndc tl.P nrpv fpilinf
? lt; an,d.H ADVERTISEMENTS are regularly and frequently to
ue iouhu in i ne evening Ledger" and 'The Evening Telegraph." No -one
can serve the public better than this, for we publish news that is
always profitably interesting. If you'll familiari vm.rcif v?fh nrl
SlSSSio ng business yu'n understand why THE CHILDS
STORES are earnestly wanted in every section of the city. This new
store, at Twelfth an Spruce, will furnish new ideas of economy for nW
u foully eiiuuageu UUHIU.
Dissolve the soap In the water nnd ndd
the other Ingredients Hub well Into the
roots of the hair. Hlnse In several waters,
then dry carefully.
There Is a lotion for oily, damp hair lhat
Is well recommended by those who use It
during the summer months It contains the
Ingredients given below:
LOTION KOH OII.Y, DAMP IIAIIt
Powdered blesrbonste aoila . H ounce
Towdered borate od ' "".V
Hsu d eolosns . 1 fluid ounce
liar rum -,2 n ud ounces
IMatlllod water .. .1 nuld nuneea
Mix the Ingredients together nnd shake
well until they are blended. If this lotion
Is used dilly it tends to produce a fluffy
ronditlon of Ihe hair nnd dries tho scalp
When the hair Is heavy with oil and you
find It Inconvenient to shampoo It use this
remedy.
Hay rum
Witch hatel
lleeorcln . ,
. 2 ounce
3 ounce
..II srstn
Unf this lotion dally, rubbing It well Into
tho scalp
There Is also a dry shampoo which Is an
unfailing friend to the summer girl. There
should be a hottlo of this toilet prepiratlon
In every traveling bag and on every dress
ing table-
nrtr shampoo
Tincture of canthsrlde 1 eiinre
Liquid ammonia 1 ounca
ll)cerln . ... ..... H nunc
(HI of Ihrm S nunc
OH of ro.emary . I nunc
Itnaewater . a ounces
Mix the first five Ingredients together nnd
ndd tho rosewnter last
Hub the lotion well Into the scalp and
dry with a soft linen towel -
Never foil to braid jour hair loosely at
B
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LAYLOCK &
BLYNN, Inc.
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WILL BE OPENED AT THE
. ijor. i weirai cs snruce
be added to the Childs Chain just as rapidly as
properties, desirably located.' THE -CHILDS
welcomed in all residential neighborhoods f(rt jl
in dealing with us. We find nn ciihd-ifiite fnr M
CHILDS & COMPANY
THE STORES 01? OPPORTUNITY
r Where Your Money Goes the Farthest"
night To twist tl on the head ,J
tncro is to invite thinness, tw ill
one over each ear Is better this i
tne air naa a cnance to reath the .!
the hair, which Is seldom expot f
ui tint
An sootj aa your hair becomes mI
perspiration take It down (,.- 7
let It hang freo until perfectly a3
rearrange It. ' W1
Watch your hair very clossly m j
bad effects of hot weather can pa
acted
ICopTtltht)
Celery Au Jus
Wash and scrape one carrot and j
onion. .ut rgetnmes in thin le.V3
on bottom of a nan. eidd ,. Ai
thime, savory and paralev. a,t
them tho halved stalks from oh &
ccicry. v-uvcr wiin ricn nrown alwfl
bake one hour Itemove cler i?l
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uinii, u,c ,.,uvii niii.in inn STOCK.
MANDOI
Hcmovcs siipcrfluous hair
mnkcfl nlccvelcss gowns m
sheer hosiery possible wllhttt
cmiiarrnRsmcni. fashion tM
Rood tnstc demand It. 15
Sold by Drutr nnd l)cpartnrB
Morcft
5e J
pi 4
Reductions
Ladies' Suits and Dresses
Children's Coats and Dresses
Millinery
From our regular stock reduced for quick clear
ance. An opportunity lo purchase high-clas?
goods at small price.
1528
Chestmit ?rK
Fura Altered and Ropnircd.
Store
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