&&' fljfa
IBwu
laBBfifey
aWK$tf
yOMAJN & rKUV!NCE-HER
MAKE EAUH UKKOR A STEPPING
I STONE TOWARTi stwnSL
the Girl Who Is Disconsolate Ovei- E,.,, t !h-i
i Mistake Doomed to
j.wwi. viniw
s . -. ..,... itfntf (n tinrnmn 4n.
Ekft rOL' nuow j "
f ullr dUcournffed becnttso of ono mis
. " . .... awn-,, illtrt Vtrt
i.wf 1 know n younu u....... -, ...
DA ..,..... at.. 1 an a-s sua sa
St wnountlns to- ItulllTercnco. over
& miitflkes whlcii occurs. i ra iier
U he cout.l bo no completely mistress
ffhtrtelt under Bomotimes tryinft ctr
Ssattnces and bIio replied: "At tho end
5 rar first itar In nn ofllcoO was a
Sfwut wreck. .1 became so completely
E.. ever oven- silly Mltlo error and
g"L w hysterical that I wns a perfect
P. , ..member distinctly when I had
ilr h!d my Position two week, bolus
sponsible ior n """' . -...,
4rf no 'lltle Inconvenience to those In
Rq!iVrlty Dunns im "" "' ""
k. i went through nn ngony of suspenuc.
f felt WOrilllClI llllli I'W liiriiiiiiuira "
letter things had ended llko this. Kor
$,r. wasn't a doubt in my mind that
TVould ,)0 Rcntiy uul """ "rcu nl
Until of the day. And although tho
nrfcted dismissal did not como I was
" - ... 41. I....I,,....,
ifthtppr or uaH ur "u ""-,u,:""
ijjut after unuerffoins a strain iiko
ail tor a year I uejran to realize now
wrfettly absurd It vms to nllow theso
-gjaja to upset one bo. Thfe main thins,
ihlnlc. Is to nvoiu rmiKiiiK mo uuine mis-
k8 more than once."
'The advice, simpia ns u is, in koou.
RjljUkcs of one sorter nnother nro nn
fesrltablo part of one'rNdully life.
Iti was ulnualono wno mini, ".mi man
ftrtr became Rrrat or jjood except through
gMy and great mistakes."
Ifcearn to maio or cacn ono a runs on
m Udder of bucccss.
MANY parcntH, I nm afraid, ta
to realize the vuluo of cncournirlng tho
"fJtlvo Instinct In their children. The
'Sfld's character Is early molded and If
In trork of his Uttlo hands la not tnken
Brioosly by his elders nnd his babyish
IftrU laughed nt ho will otop trying.
A correspondent, referring to yester-
iiy'a article on tho untrnucrul receiver
tt Sifts, urges tno motner to bo pnrtlcu
irl a'pprcclativo of tho child'n ork. Sho
tajt:
SfWlien tho Uttlo daughter of a friend
Rf mine arrived homo with her Now
K'nfi calendar, bookmnrk nnd several
other things which turesentud hor work
fit the klndergarton, her mother snld she
THE WOMAN'S
irf(r am! ouejlfoiis nubmtttcd to thU
Klt paper and sailed with the name of the
fWlmcsfj ciprejsed. Alt coimiiunfcatfoiM
tlOHOtes: Till: WOMAN'S EXCIIAMII;,
Ifce-wlnnfr of oJnj' prlii. It Jln.'Kusrnx S. Kmrdtrr. of Norih Olfnilde. h.f l.tlrr
appeared In jotrrifir'n lurcr.
TODAY'S
IL-.fftere In the beit place to keep n turkejr
jtifffi (oaklnc It?
.lUw ran ulne italns lie remoieilT
retTir can anvlnx be efeclril In ttie can
tre It eirrclMil In llstitlns u bnrntrT
bill
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
UJTlf noU or raliln nre lloured before he!n
IBtoJ to eako batter ther IU not lnU to the
I readllr aJhen thli U not done.
Ip&aUIni can be atoned more ennllr bj pour-
M.klllox water over them, then preailuE the
iUim ojt. .
IT A lent of atale bread ran be made frebrr
Tdaranenlm It ntth hot nuter. rairrlni It
Ivii 'lump rlotli and placlne It In a Iow
IN" to heatjthrougb..
The New Year's Turkey
MWJMIfw 0 ll'oman's 1'npe,-
fbar Madam -lick lnro reoiherafrom tur-
, Diracnj no ino enus una cover wuu vrciuuuc
will nuHa nne uustera. , ,.
i lafHt irnv In ,lnn n turkey la Wlln 0
h 17 Important to scrub n turkey or fhlcken
W38 a. TQtlrli rlnth. ttn am a remuVO Sit UeaU
gger from tho akin. . . ,
gtk Very Heat l'otnto Filling. Put , liood;
J Plc of butter in a pant cut Elbleta of
My In amall plecea; brown carefully. Add
p mbed polatoen. u Uttlo onion Juice, red
fcwrand aalt to taatai atlr wells add two ees
Wi liberal amount of chopped parsley.
4:..4ui. iuu,'i.ui imu m.vw w. .-.-..-UU
a prmam Atm .Irp m,Ii( chnntttll IMirMley
MM a dih o red pepper: atlr turkey Into this
W poor on a platter. ... ....
HKTBrkiy Noodlo Soup.Put tho akeUton, with
wot turkey. Into a boiler with water!, tie
lytttair topa of celery, parsley nnd onloni
wr into the atock. Simmer ono nour. "r
Wta add tho noo.tlea. A rwlpo for noodlea
ti. appeared In your rolumna before. . .
EtKiui Pnmnirii, ii ri-wn cuiu maahea
Mspklu, one pint mllk add u tableapoon corn
rc mUed In milk, add auar enoush to
Uott toD when ready lor atove. Thta la very
fiM. lUr.l B. W.
B
i: Time-Savlnc Reclnes and Devices
If.lH Jfrfllor 0 H'onian'a fasti
E&&U
tHar JUdam -I am offering aomo ausseatlona
V-1 truat may b of service to your readere.
mil
jti- .. ...sua iH.Hiiu.,n ... ." - . T.
inavonna
aK5S!r 9r 'hreo eara ana it . na noi o
"flatST1" . ll on'y " "bout half the tlmo
HHHaI way. Beat tho raw tu yolk with
ia.71l,i.1.,'.PIper. etc., ono renulafly uaea. T
as
alt
MlTfi inl,'Wi'JL'r,tJ'."."i3i"'rAY .,T.i ih. oil
n.n.u. -. r.A unlnF u liaioal 'I ntH
E
i " USMBI fVj "III IBi " ".,. "
lowly. A nutent eeic-beaier win i"
work a well aa a for- and twlco as
1 outilJe leavea of lettuce may b; ahredded
druMd W(,h the (olluwlnc: Fry our He"
a iq cool
if. but atlll
I'Ullr. UaMA Tkl .Ti
u .. v.? ..v:'-"" .:-. :"zr:,i.r.on
loll
lowlna nuiiure
faT, two tabteatwmna vlneear. ono CUP lUke-
KrM water and aalt and pepper to taeta. Mix
fe until .mcTot" then tlV Into tb baoon
jpe and allow tko whulo to tU until tblfk.
BS fttlna at bacon. Tbia, U an old
IfiS'1!"' Dutch recltw. It will alao make
ISm',b wtati salad if one adds ceiv'rv d and
IMt of mustard seed. Tb potato salad may
sarved hot or wld.
aE'J&tVttnvnlA.I -. .. . . .-J. , h Mint
IKllr milk, on sallipoon or twit. ftofrou
uie inic&nftM on acirc. m tn;rZ
5ts. ar?lr.
doea not sound ttractlvt. but.
nw
... ,,,. . .i...... . i.i nr .niir
K " added If dustred.
KfuX, who cools with a will And
IBB? ?"r "' asonomy- Start yewr vee-ii''.1-.
." potatoes In the bottom and the nttm
iea In I he too. cu aeparat furne".
idaee over tho slmmerer. . .
w nneet arade of ateel wool tM..our
, PJU, UU'
wuu, an'fespeclaUy aluminum. It do
Ji and will easily clean anything. It
V nalnt .nn. ! .nil tiArralaln Suit
fsitiovi punt from slaa and porcelain
ai
J purehaaea cheaply at an.
uaaea cheaply at any store. .
CMrs.J A. u.
Holiday Recipes
'editor- o Woatoa'4 Fane:
tr Madam .Pumnkln cAn ba Dresen'td
followa. six pounds diced pumpkin.
"-nq one-baii; pounds sugar, four slicea
M, one-half ounce root ginger. Put
U pvmpkln overnight : In the morn-
it on tha stave wittt lemon aw
Cook until thick.
sa cookua Omt-half cuDful butter,
ijia sugar, if rated rind of one orange.
Dwtcu light, oue-liiilf supful oracga
csupfuU flour, two tOMHXiofifuU
JhIk
iSjir
PsE?
J!I
Failure - Encouraging"
o jxiorcs
THE CliEERFU OTUB
5omepcople poi-cKso.
TYonr
thtxtth-
eyv& 3i.voq
nu oxr.er very
.stvlUk fill..
t , " vira
Just Wkvp k
N1 , .-- w IV.JI
iv-hnstmw carthA
cn3rc,veri.
rtrrc""
could not think of allowing lltoso trifle
to decornto her rooms. She renlly had
no use for such things; they were not
particularly beautiful.' nnd. moreover,
they gathered dust. As there were
already enough dust gatherers around tho
house, Mary's handiwork was thrown
nwny.
"Of course, the child was disappointed.,
for her teacher had commonded her
highly for her work.
"Ho It iild,jllss Smith wns JuhI ns
weary of these trifles as mother, for she
had hundreds of articles of the same kind
to mother's one. Nevertheless she man
nges to smile enthusiastically nver each
one. for she appreciates thu child's efforts.
"Instead of dealing with calendars,
bookmarks, etc., Bhe fixes her inlnd on
the Uttlo tot's attempts, nnd sees trial
and tribulation, wonder nnd experiment,
wheru mother sees crude pieces of blotter
and Imitations of roses nnd daisies.
"Every mother shouln try to keep each
token of trouble for n tlmo nt least, for
nothing Is more Important to the child
than that his attempt receive generous
oncouragement, nnd while much Is gained
by having somo ono stand by and cheer
him when he falters, that Is not enough.
"The product, poor though It may be.
Is the symbol of nn Idea and an Inspira
tion, nnd deserves tho serious nnd digni
fied attention of parents nnd other
ciders."
EXCHANGE
deparlmtnt matt be written on one tide of
writer. Sptcioi qunn ne inw iiu-cn
or fhls department sfcouW be addrttitJ
uvemng cugir, -ni,u,,.n
INQUIRIES
1. When It U nreiarr la pax n iierwin In
reutn a ! In n Ihr.ilrr. hoald tU am flnc
fntn nwny from ur toward Ihe perwn he U
puanlnitf
2. In n lliealre Nhould a noman reoiae her
hat before the curt.lln toe up, 'or wait until Ihe
ll:hU are lowered?
3. What preparation ran be inlird al Inme la
rellere toothache?
I. Tar ran be removed from the hands by
rubbing wllb n slice of orauce or lemon peril
Ihe lolutlle oils dlssohr Ihe lar.
3. tVhrn ninktnr a call and some one ele nr
rhrs later. Iho first person to arrlte should be
Hie one tu lejie first.
3. Yellow flontrs may be sent as a sift. In.
stenil of a present of sold, by one who has been
Intlted to a sbUIeu utdJInr.
Care of the Hair and Hands
To the Editor 0 Ifomos'e 'ape;
Dear Madam My heir la Hsht brnwn. Hon
often should It be washed? What soap or sham
poo do you adilseY What Is u Koud and quick
nay to dry It? This Is alwara n prublem (nr
me. aa It la thick. My hair la shod and endy
on tho sides and tJHls seems to spoil my appar
ance, What can do for endy hair? I wear
my hair down over my rare and llko It ll.l.
liy that 1 mean 1 like It to aiay In place. What
do tho Klrla use! la there it preparation that
ccmes for th! purpose?
Please cite me directions f'ir manicuring my
nails, I try to li my nails and hands miod
rare, but they don't have, that rlean. well
roomed nuk that other perions' han-le have.
Sly nails On not look nice at the bare. What Is
the tlouble? M. I.. M.
'Washing depends on the condition of
your hair. If it Is very oily it will need
a shampoo every week or two, while If dry
a month or mora can be allowed to elapse
between shampoos. Pure white soap or sn
egg shampoo should ba used on light hair.
Drying It in the. sun by rubbing and fan.
nlng s tho most satisfactory way. If the
ends art) uneven you should have the hair
singed once or twice a year. He careful
not to burn the short ends off with hot
Irons. You can In time train the hair down
over the ears. Wearing a net will also
help to keep It In plae. I.ucrosla Ilorl's ar
ticle In Wednesday's Kvb.vino 1.kih;er con.
tulned a reclpo for a fluid to use In curling
the hair. This Is probably what you wish.
You should go to a reliable manlour
lag establishment to have the cuticle around
your nails put In condition, then cut It
as little as possible yourself. Push it
back with n orange wood stick, softening
the nail with cold crtarn. When filing b
careful not to file the nails down on the
sides, as this will give,. Own Wi ugly shape,
and do nqt make them too pointed ; this Is
bad taste, Cornmeal or oatmeal will keep
the ltonds soft In cold weather.
. 1
Adflrcss Husband Only
To tee HHttr 0 trowo Paotf
n.r Madam I am lavlted to a holiday- dance
In Jubl" ball stjen hr , allm?a.,J!"ui it
fcrrtSTTOs wlfVi -sssjJJ nld
If the Invitation Is ssnt out in Ilw on
mime, only that name, should bs usjd !
!h I acceptance. InvttattoM In the third-per-m
should always be aWweredln as close a
py of he wording of ttw Invitation as
possible.
- Nothing Equals Slotherhood
To Bditor f IVomoV o.-
Dr Madam-I -. ,"''S, ."..yl 2Tb
loos oa
bTJlrl ' tTH-.A "..M , ft
Mree "n,f'fJK (eellos toward a cblU aa
earth has..'" K.be a mother, fn VtsU
es .fcU lJ''SLir borne cWklreor'tW
wS?,--Li hivenevsr borne chlklreor'tli
A&r,T8sis.,rmH.?h.j'?
nS'b.allhy "VL f "iTlvir mlli
has most uy;. ,V.t bsa take in
h" i?,efIl'lSi to mat home t
w ".?? Is,iiiviiia: the mar
5 -SSfr-ar" I" am the taiHhAr
woman a eso ""'-,, Ko are tWU-
a eJeaaer
a eWWr?B- smbm j-sr;tl , Bklw
Uaa. t&ere -r JLZZ. ifclld
N '
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LBDaEK-PHlLADELPHIA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1916
BEAUTY PROBLEMS CARE OF HOME
WAYSTO KEEP
TO RETAIN AND IMPROVE
A
To reduce u double
chin
&
K TIIK clock strikes midnight on the lM
day nf Drcemtver, and we watch the
liisslnt; out of the o:d year, many of u
sadly res II jo that we are n year older, and
that l-"athr Time Is stalking cloe at our
heels. But w hate nn advantage over
the old year that prtssen In the fart that
e can. to n certain extent, stay the
bllKhtng Imtid of time.
In making your resolullons for the New
Year reiwhe that you will not grow old be
fore your time, that ynn will exert every
effort to retain your youth nnd good looks
to a rlive old age."
JJefore the first signs of age begin to ap
pear on your skin ward them off by fol
lowing a dally ninsmge treatment with 11
reliable skin food that will keep tho skin
elastic mid Ihe tissues beneath It firm and
well mmrljlin! In cm,i that you wish to
preparo the massage cream yourself uso
this formula :
SKIN KOOtl
HI of sweet almonds.,
oranaeflower witer . .
White was
Oil of aweet oranae .
Htwrmacett
. . . . 2 ounres
... 2 ounces
'J drama
1 drrtni
i drams
Kill n saucepan half full of bolting water.
Stand n Jam jsr tu this. Shred the wax nnd
spermaceti Into the Jar. Let it melt. Heat
the almond oil and add tho wax. Heat the
nrangeflowrr water nrtil It linlf n tea-iioonf til
nt a time, stirring the mixture ipilrkly. Now
lift the Jar cut of tho saucepan and bent the
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
How to IlcRln New Ycnr Rlfiht With
n Iluilgct
tr
OW much did yutt save In 191,? How
much did you spend for clothing, gro
ceries nnd laundry, books, theatres, con
certs, etc.?-
If you plan to s-ivo or to Invest some
money the earning year, or will have to
spend more on the children's education or
other Items, of course, thrse facts would
help you to nrrange your Income so that
you could surely provide for these ex
penditures Kor It Is not merely the keep
Ing of nccounts that helps' In household
expenditures, but the planning, or, as It Is
called, "making a budget "
Iluslness houses and municipal enter
prises always make n budget long before
they begin spending tho money. That Is
why they have expenses provided for. Why.
therefore, should not every nlert housewife
"budget" hr expenses so that she Is sure
all tho family necessities have their ollottefl
sums, her Income Is fairly and economi
cally divided and the savings account not
forgotten.
six iirnoKT hi:adins
Whatever your Income. It will be divided
among the following six groups:
Hirst. Shelter Kent, railroad or carfore
traveling between homo nnd work, taxes
on property owned, lire or burglar Insur
ance. Second. Kood (Irocerles. meats, vege
tables, dairy foods; Ice. meals tnken nway
from home. Including luncheons or husband
and other members of tho family who eat
one or more meals outside.
Third, nothing Heady-made clothing,
materials nnd dressmakers' charges, tailor
Including cleaning and pressing of gar
ments nnd other repairs.
Fourth. Operating - - Servants' wages,
laundry, light, heat, telephone nnd house
furnishings bought or repaired.
' Fifth. Advancement lodge or club dues,
church, charity, books, magailnes. etc..
gifts, music, vacations or other trips, phy
sicians' fees nnd amusements. ,
Sixth. Savings I.lfo Insurance. iiyment
nn real estate or other Investments and sav
ings bank account.
If ynu wish to make sure that all your
expenses under these divisions will bo pro
vlded for. decide now how much you will
spend oach month for each division. Keep
nn accurate record In n simple account book
nnd watch yourself carefully each month to
see that you live within your budget. Of
course, some months the expenses under
one Item are llljely to be unexpectedly
large, but If you watch cirefully you can
counterbalance It the next month or cut
down on soma lesa necessary Item.
How much you will spend on each divi
sion depends on your Income, the number
In the family and also on the business or
profession of tho head of the house, because
this naturally affects the standard of liv
ing The following division Is based on an
Income of 11100 per year (about I.S per
',.bi for a family of two adults ami two
children t
v
per-
Per Per
M"-th. W"k
133 13.7.1
an 1 .in
ij S.fj
10 :
ceiae,
Shelter
Knod , . .
rlolhln
Ops
ratins
Advancement
Hl
n
ie .r,i,r irutamaiis lame, your perseni
nee of expensa for food and for clothing
may ba larger, but If your Income Is
smaller you will probably nave to out some,
what Into your advancement and savings
account In order to have enough to cover
the food and shelter Items.
The Important point, .however, is for the
heads of the family to (Isolde In advance
how the family lwm Is to be spent, and
to plan ahead budget tht wilt give th
whole family the most for the Income,
tcopninfatl f-
Brand-Iew Babies
Th Kveolnx I-edxtr wUI.PrUt. free of
niti;iiV. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. V.
(Ireyloek
Aiurtmeiits. a son.
tfCSS, Mr. and Mrs. William, of Ard.
joilSKO-.',Mr. and Mrs. WlilUm C. of
Wvasswwd road. Ovsrbrook. a son-
T4Y.5K. Mr and Mrs.. William H.. Win.
X'tor Farm. Toms Hlvr. N. J.. daugh
ur. Mrs, Taylor was formerly MbM Ho-bat-ta
Ionganscker. of this eity.
xvf!.BK, Mr. and Mrs. WHItom. !1 North
HHtnth strsat. son, WlUiam. Jr
Deer root ram
Sausage ."iw.
W th LOINS and HAUS et primt
porker: No scrap. No wtutt.
Jtf l IM -rarta BiBeerosMjMjM,
FATHER TIME AT
By LUCKEZIA I10RI
Prlina tsoein nt the letrrl tan "rets romp"1
Stirt
mixture with a slher fork. Heat and add
tho oil of sweet oranges. Uest the cream
until It U eoltl. then put the mKturr In
porcelain Jars ami eer with prmn paper.
You most remember that If the youthful
beauty of mir hair Is to b preserved mt
must brush It etrry day nnd apply a hair
tonic st tenet twice a week. Nor should
you forget the dally sun bath of live or ten
minutes. The brushing should be followed
lV a rcnlp massage lasting fifteen or twenty
minutes. Although there ure many hnlr
tonics on the market which you will tlnd
reliable, It Is always wise In consult a hnlr
specialist to find out exactly what xour
hnlr needs If It Is too dry or too oily tlio
tonic should correct the uondltlon
Tho fnlloM-lrg hnlr lonle hns ghen sat
isfactory results In many Instances:
HAIIt TONIC
Uulnln. suIi4miIs . . . .
Tincture el mnlhnrhke
Vluld stret JsUnsndl
(llyeerlne
Hay rum . ..,
Hosewater
.10 sralns
1 mm-
. I dram
. 1 ounce
. t minces
. s ounces
Among the fleshy signs of age Is the
double chin. The moment ynu notice that a
rushlon of Oesh Is forming Under your rhln
begin a treatment that will melt It nwny.
Apply steaming hot towels, tsTun massage
with rotd cream, using firm hard strokes
back toward the throat and' ears that will
wear the flesh away. During the night wear
n rubber chin reducer, nnd make up your
Very newest tailored suit of blnck - nnd
tweed, trlmmetl with block fox.
1
Daddies and Laddies
Oh. the- world Is filled with daddies
Not a place but h s Its share ;
And they're loved by llttlexiaddles.
Here, and there, and everywhere 1
And each little laddie's daddy
Thinks him better than tho rest,
And each dadjy's little laddie
Iovea his own dear daddy best !
And there, are so many daddies.
Plain and handsome, poor and rich,
TIs a wonder little htddtM
Can distinguish whtoh I which ;
Ilut nt pleklng out his daddy
Hvsry laddie sunds th lest.
For eeh daddy's little laddie
Iovea his own dear daddy bst
Denis A. McCarthy-
, tt
lsiTSlBWsWBBS!05ilt3aB!jBHBBgOHH
T'S A compliment to your guests to
serve FRtJITTASTYKAKE, Be
sure to have a generous supply on
hdnd for the New-Year festivities.
23c at your dealers.
6 Other KindtlOt
White
YeJIoir
Chocolate
I talk ---- mi HUH ilin ma SHa.ijijijij m, iHi W jlHirH JaH.BIHIil.il.il.il.ilK iH 1 " -'- .., n ,..,.,. , -i , , , ;,
aaajeg TMMMmLWt K JlMWIW !"" s---"e-"'----eF,JM.-s. a IJ ' a W SW I -4Mana1aKueTBaBHBaI
BAY AND ""
YOUR BEAUTY
your Imir each tiny.
mind that you nre going to get rid of your
double chin.
Kxerclsf. too. Is an Important factor In
keeping Kather Time nwav. Hesohe that
)mi will lake a dally walk of a certain dis
tance In the fresh air. If this Is not
practicable tske systematic exercise In a
well entllnted room each morning upon
rising liven when the weather Is bad
bundle yourself up In warm clothing nnd
walk briskly along the streets or the
country roads until your blood In racing
through your veins, your eyes sparkling nnd
you feel brimful of energy. Neer stroll,
walk rapidly lly exercising ou will keep
your ngure youthfully slender and graceful.
tetnxatlnn has much to do with keeping
n person oung. "Just letting go," one
physiologist expressed It The "letting go"
applies both lo mind nnd body It Is well
to relax for nn hour or more each day. If
n whole hour Is out or the tiuesllon even ten
minutes will do you a world of good. When
you lesrn to relax exery muscle In the body
and to throw to tho winds everv nerve.
wracking worry and care1 you will nnd nt
tne emi or your short period of relaxation
that you have galnrd strength, courage and
ambition to accomplish your shnro of the
worm s work.
I.ttBt of nil. If you would be happier and
younger looking, practice n bravo cheer
fulness nnd encourage your sense of humor.
Iloth will help amy the hand of Father
Time. 1
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TODAY'S
FASHION
with tho old. nn with
Vythe
the new!" eeems to he the
motto of fashion's devotees.
Standing on tho threshold of
the now year, women, nil over
the world, have their eyes
turned toward the fashion cen
ters, unxlously awaiting the np
prnrnnce of tho 1917 modes.
Since the tailored suit Is morn
generally worn than any other
costume In the femlnlno ward,
robe, It commands first atten
tion. The tailored suit of check or
plaid material promises to be a
reigning favorite during tho
winter and spring seasons hf the
new year. The coat of Just-be-low-kneo
length Is the accepted
model of the majority of de
signers. With It In worn a full
skirt of medium width nnd ankle
length.
One of the amartest of the
new suits Is shown In this draw
ing. The material Is black-and-
white Ungllsh tweed In a check.
design.
The coat has a fitted bodice
and full, flaring skirt. A panel
glvos tho much-desired tin
broken line In front. The collar,
cuffs and band about the skirt
of the coat are of black fox A
lining of black and ICgypllan,
rose-colored silk adds a dlatluc
tho touch to the coat.
The skirt has a wide box
pleat In front and Is sldo pleated
over the hips. A circular yoko
makes It fit smoothly about the
top. The belt Is trimmed with
pipings of white broadcloth, as
are the yoke and riot pockets
in the front of the skirt.
If this tailored suit Is n fore
runner of 1017 fashions they bid
fair to be worthy of our ap
proval. (Copyrlsht.)
- wliite
Waldorf Dressing
Cut off tops and hollow out large red
apples. Fill with mUtura of scraped np
pies, chopped celery, nuts, grated cheese
and mayonnaise. Jteplaos arple tops and
serve each apple In a plate bordered with
lettuce leaves.
ASK FOR and GET
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THE ORIGINAL
HALTED (V3ILK
Cheap substitutes cost YOU same price
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REVEL ATIONS OP A WIPE
MY MARRIED LIFE
lly ADKLK
oft Dicky Secured Grace Draper for a Model and
, Madge Helped
ip HACK tJUAPlClt! Are yrHt cmiy? You
VJ don't evert knew the mime of this
man, ami yoir newpllng ix positron to
b n rtwdel for hte pMturm" Mrs. nor
mm voice wt shrin, iiorrltlM. Hecretly I
Sympe.thl.ed wlth'her. If the beemtlful Miss
Draper hsd been. my slit. Ami n stranger
like Dicky had effeml her ft position, t,
too, should have demanded proof of his
Identity and good fntth
Uul Dicky was Hplal to the occasion.
Itefare .Miss Draper niu.fi answer ne nail
drawn his card ens from his pocket and
offered his enrd to Mrs. Ourmnn.
"You nre quite right. Mrs Uonvmn." he
snld Soothingly. "Yon nre entitled to know
my name nnd all about me. As you see,
there. I am lllehnrd Urnhnm, nnd this Is
my wife. Mrs. tlraham. Our home address
Is Apartment I. Is Unst Twenty-ninth
street! telephone Chelsea "!H. Mystndlo
is In the Trentont llulldlng, 167 Fust Thirty-
'""' eirrei. 11 ou Vtlali til know no
Miss Draper Interrupted him.
1 lease do not trouble yourself," she
sold. M am perfectly salUneiVand I know
my sister Is also."
"Speak for ourslf. retorted Mrs. flor
man. "I have n doubt Mr. Oraham's all
right, she admitted grudgingly, "but this
thing of your being n modelwhy It's worse
thnnyour other Job, and thafo "
"Kate!" Miss Draper's tono held mora
than it hint of anger. "Will you please stop
this? 1 te got to do what I think Is best
for myself, nnd you're only making It aw
fully hard for yourself and for me."
Ilo ahead. I wash my hands of the
whole business." and Mrs, Oornmn stalked
Into the kitchen.
Tin: PitoposiTio.v ci,ohi:d
"Dicky." I broko Into tho conversation
for the first time. "Don't you think we
would better goon down to the hatbor? Wo
will want to get back to tho station be.
fore dnrk.V
"Sure." Dicky assented heartily. "Will
you tell us what our bill IsT He turned to
Miss Draper.
"One dollar nnd a half."
"l-itchr uuerlcd Dicky. "That means $1
total,"
"Oh. nn." protested Miss Draper i "soven-ty-flve
cents apiece 11. to for tho total
bill."
"Nonsense," eald Dicky, handing her a
3 bill.
"Tell your sister thoso dinners were
worth 1 npleva any way. X
lie drew another hilt from his porkctbook.
a twenty, as I saw by tho figures on the
corner
"Here." ho said to Miss Draper. 'This
will buy your monthly ticket front Mnrvln
tu tho Pennsylvania station and glvn you
$10 on account. xh ten to be, deducted from
the fifty I promised you for tho poses."
"Thnnk jiiti, Mr. Ornham." Miss Draper's
oleo was as unrultleiD us ever, "Just a
moment ; I will write, you a receipt "
"Oh. nothing Ilka Hint Is necessary,"
said Dlrky airily, with the average man's
reluctance to be businesslike with nn at
tractive woman
I went upstairs to the room where I had
v.rnnKIXt33Xl3n' iinun iii:nh
thhabou, me ou can ask U.Mffi'
ELEVENTH AND MARKET STREETS
WOMEN'S & MISSES OUTER APCAREL
FOR SATURD'AY
Remarkable Clearance Opportunities in
Goats and Suits .
At 1 11
1
il Yelaur Jinnee ilB n
vi. Coat, M Frock, IJ
J0 8,0, P
805 FINE COATS AT S10, including silk plushes, silkvtdoura,
wool velours1, etc. Many beautifully fur-trimmed unci isatin
lined. ) sHcoND vnoon
400 HANDSOME SUITS AT $10, of nigh-grndo wool poplins,
diagonals, gabardines and some broadcloths. Mostly fur
trimmed. -inrtD FLOOH
Charming Dance Frocks at $8.50
Qno model sketched is of chiffon taffeta and net with dainty
vapity bag attached to girdle, Othors just as attractive,
' . THJXID FJ.OOH
FRANK
FOUNDED 1854
DeweeS
Quality and Standard Famou Over Half Century
Pre-lEventory Sales
Spatial price. Uig opportunities: in practically all Departments.
Take advantage of these value-giving, before-.tucMaking reductions.
B. F. Bewees,
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left my wraps. Dicky "dosely following me.
As we put on bur outer clothing Dicky
added to the discomfort which 1 Was feel
tng.
"At least. Madge, you don't need lo show
your Jealousy quite so plainly. For heaven's
sake give that poor girl a civil word
you go nut. You simply froxe her xvhett
she offered to help you."
MILS. OOIIMAM W.ACATRD
'That poor girl appear to be, perfectly
nbl to take earn of herself." I returned
coldly. "As for your Insinuation thai I
m Jealous of you. It Is neither worthy of
your utterance, nor my answer," .
"Whew!" Dicky gave a prolonged whis
tle. . "It takes these ex-school ma'ams to
thru word around like that nnd gather
them In again."
"At least, 1 do not find II necessary to
cloths nearly nil my conversation In slang
phrases." I retorted.
"I suppose that's meant for youm truly,"
returned 'Dicky gayiy. Al ftny other tlma
In such high spirits over securing Miss
Draper's services ns model that anything
I could say or do would nave no errect
upon him,
"I nm sorry I was so rough." she said
to me. Her manner had Ihe effect of Ignor
ing Dicky. I felt that far same reason
she still distrusted his motives, although
assured of his reliability, "I suppose I
ought to bo thankful Ornce has thts chance,
but tt'n all so different from what I've al
ways been used to."
"I nm sura ynu will approve of It alt
when' you know what the work really Is."
1 heard myself assuring her. "If your
sister wishes to pursue her art studies I
can hardly Imagine n better opportunity
for her thnn this one."
"Oh, you do not know how that relieves
my mind," sho said, shaking my hand
warmly. I thought I detected the faintest
glimpse of a smile aupon Miss Draper's
face. I wondered It secretly aha was amused
by tho contrast between my words nnd
what I wan Inwardly feeling. I suspected
that sho was uncannily conscious of my .
sentiments toward Iter.
"When do you wish me to begin work?"
Miss Draper nuked Dicky.
"I will drop you a postal, notifying you
n day or two abend of time," he returned.
"That was awfully decent of you, Madge,
to square things with Mrs. Oorman like
Hint. 1 appreciate It, I assure you."
"It win nothing." I said, dispiritedly. I
felt suddenly tired and old, "Ilut I wish
you would do something for mo, Dicky."
"Name It, and It Is yours." Dicky spoke
grandiloquently,
"Take mo home. We can sea the harbor
nnother time. I really feel too tired to
do any more today,"
Wo had iv, .silent Jodrney back. Neither
Dicky nor I spokn except to exchange the
veriest commonplaces, Wo reached homo
about S o'clock, to Katie's surprise.
For my own paw, I felt that I never
wished to see or hoar of food again. Tho
silent Journey home, added to the events
of the day, had brought on ono of my ugly,
morbid moods.
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