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EVOKING LEDGHB-PHILAKBLPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JAKITARY IT, 1917
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INTERESTING AND TIMELY TOPICS OF THE HOUSEHOLD FOR WOMEN READERSFASHlOgj
p K-WRIIlfj'1" VSM
THE ENTIRE UNSUITABILITY OF
STAGE CLOTHES FOR THE STREET
Many Young Girls in Their Desire to Look Modish
Fail to Distinguish Between Proper Clothes
for Playtime and for Business
AKTCn taking a stroll on nny bin
.thoroughfare nlnucjt nny ilay one li
Invariably ashamed of tho fcmlnlno sex,
as leRnrtls hor dress, at any late.
Tho question Is Who la tesponsllilo for
tho grotesque fitshlnni one sees' I rerol
lect hearing It said that the stano sets
the fashions
Tar too many vouns girls hnvo nln
read somewhere that tho stage is Mic ar
biter of fashion, so they come nvvny
from tho latest musical coined, then
minds tilled with tho bizarre rrcnllmis
they hao seen there and not rnpihlo of
distinguishing between tho myites wtili li
may nnd thyso which may not bo trans
planted to tho thc.itio of oerjdn life
They seo a dashing get up there and fall
to grasp the entire unsultabllltj of It for
their own wear on the street Tor In
ptance, tho heroine will sweep In wearing
nn elaborate "morning fioek" of chiffon
or CJooigelte crepe, with white spats over
her matching pumps. And many foolish
young girls, In their deslro to a pa their
sisters of tho grceniooni, will adopt a
slmllir costume In which to nppenr while
discharging their duties as typist nnd bo
llovo themselves to bo qulto do rlgucur.
And to tho gill who dresses her lmlr up
to tho ery latest possibles puff and friz?
and curl, let mo say that although nho
may bco n colffuro of this Kind on tb
head of a Gaby Desljs or an Anna Held,
tho placo for such a ono Is not In a
drawing room Many supposedly well
bred elrls offend In this particular If
they could only bo mado to realbo how
much lovelier and moro girlish n, slmplo
dressing of tho hair would malm thm
appear!
Tho psichology of clothes Is an Inter
estlng study. No ono can deny tlin
Woman's dress la a matter of vital Im
portance. Sho who has no regard for her
personal appearance makes llttlo head
way as a general thing. And that day
Whon a scorn for tho beautiful was con
sidered nn ovlilcnco of high brow Ism Is,
thank goodness, past.
THE WOMAN'S
Letters nnd questions submitted to thh department mast ho wilttcn on ono side
of tho paper nnd signed telth the minif o the writer Spetliil queilrv like those given
below nrc in ited It is undrritood that the editor dor not tucrnaritii indorse, the
sentiments expiessed All communiintioni lor thli departn.mt should lit. addiessed
as follous- Till! vv OJIAVS I.XC II MH Hicnint Ledger, Philadelphia, ra.
The winner of toilnN prlre l Mrs. 13, HnnllnB. nf Ill's I list t lirltrn ninnies Ccnninlonn, lne
lrttrr iippcired In jrMcnl h'h imper.
TODAY'S INQUIRIES
1 iln. mi n ens nrnntle bo nwle tn burn I
..iri,i.. nn,i i,.t ii,ncrr
2 linn (.lionlil liotitocs b innslirel to mak
thrm Unlit unit llnlTy?
3 When should baklne roweler t uscei in
tiliM nnd when bnlelns oodl?
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
1. Applet ihould be . placed In nnter Inline
dlately after purine to prevent discoloration.
S. Soot can be easily swept from runwU If
the latter arc nrst -irinkled with mlt
3 Hit a cood plan to place n pane of !
tin- sire of tho open book over n cookbook hen
Oslnc It In tho kitchen. Thin will not only keen
the book clean, but will hold It open at the
recipe wanted.
Household Manager
To the Editor of Woman's Paoe .
Dear Madam Your letters on housekeeping;
expenses have Interested me very murh I have
been married only' two yetar so I diligently
read nil aurh letters to slean whatever new
Ideas I can from them Perhapi my accounts
would Interest some of jour readers My hus
bind makes only 18 per waok He Elves me
2 a week for my ver own. out of whlrh I
muit rlothe mvself durlne the year Hut us I
make nil my own elothes I ian dress very In
expensively and, my frlenls tell me stylishly
1 ulwaia have some money left for carfare lie
cream or oome other irllle My husbind takes
VI til) for himself, rountlnB elothtne nn I dallv
carfare with that. J have 111 for the table nn I
the remainder of tho money eoes In bonk out
of which must come S50 yearly for nn endow
ment Insurance rent doctor h ant dentists
bills church and entertaining the "ns bill coll.
am new furniture, etc And we have so far
manafied to save a considerable amount entll
year. We have our winter coal In nil paid foi.
ami we buy nothlnr not even furniture, for
which wo cannot pay Immediately. We fur
nished a six room bouse completely when we
Here married and paid cash for everything.
Now, as to my house expenses on JU per
week. We have grapefruit or cereal, coffee or
ocoa. and either srlddla rakes home made mush
or eres and toast for breakfast and for dinner
In the evening- we generally havo a ronst. i hops
or ateak potatoes In some form a vegetable a
salad and always a dessert I often have two
or three persons to a bltf Sunday dinner and I
never overstep my allowance and I use the best
butter and the best of everything else although
I do bur mostly at cut rate stores The allow
ance inemaes iorty-nve cents mommy ior laun
dry. I do tny own wash but once a month sen I
a dozen large pieces to the laundry, such a;
counterpanes, sheets, etc Sometimes, when I
have had no extra people for dinner I have
a few people In for cards and the refreshments
then come out of my table allowance also my
eoap. starch and dally papers come out of that
My husband la proud of our managing. There
Is no "boss." as we are partners In everything
1 wish you could visit us soma time and see
for ourself how we manage. u. ti. M.
Thank you for the Interesting letter. You
really must be a splendlJ manager. I nm
eorry"you do not care to have our name
used.
Economical Soup Recipe
To the Editor of Woman's Paoe;
Dear Madam X recipe for a cheap soup Is
as follows Oet ons-half pound sheep s liver,
slice.! fine; one carrot one onion one turnip
cut In small pieces I turn all Into frying pan
and cook until brown In bacon fat or some good
drippings; then put tn saucepan with three pints
of water, some PO herbs a few penpercorns,
cloves, a sprig of parsley and a, pinch of salt
Cook slowly for three hours then put, through
colander lUturn soup to saucepan, thicken with
a llttlo flour, boll up for a minute or two and
aerve with crisp toast It Is both nourishing
and cheap. W" I T. JJ.
Veal Broth Delicious
To the Editor of IVomon's page-
Dear Madam So many people constantly pre
rare only beef tea, and do not realize how many
changes tbey can ring In broths. I frequently
make veal broth, which Is prepared as follows
8masb the bones of a knuckle of veal and add
them, with the meat, to two quarts of water
I'u Inf two large onions, cup up. two blades of
mac. Ave peppercorns, salt to taste and a large
slice of bread. Bring to a boll slowly and sim
mer for lour hours. Skim once or twice, then
train, remove fat and serve, EDNA 8. K.
A Chinese Barebit
y the Editor of Woman's Paof
Dear Madam Instead of tha usual Welsh
rarebit for Informal suppers I semstlmu nuke
"hat I call a Chinese jrarsblt . which Is ds
llclous Take one cui boiled rice, four eggs
ibeatsn), four tablespoons milk two tablespoons
buttsr one and one-Quarter teaspoon salt. oa
teaspoon Worcestershire sauce eoe-sifhth tea
suionpepper one eup gratsd cbeeee Saute the
rlceJxtbuttsr then ad4 tn eggs aad rpttk "id
iaat very Iowly A chafing dish 1 best, for
thST When owrtr 4blck enough add tb other
InaredtsBts and after the cseese baa meltsd
Me on toast It .hould be at the aarn con
Ewepcy a a Welsh rarebit IB A nit p.
Flowers In Sickroom
fo the giuor 1)1 lV'omaa Psji
nv UMjSaa
Madjio IT
a teaspoonfvu of calorlde
U added to tn water Is wtiU-S ar pi.
Skhiuar cbrywl nemiims and all iv
to watea ar pia! ascn
iwcra whose
Vtatfom mi hmx s1" i" BlUog H
IWP. W-.g y.J. 1M- in mil ., V--.i "
tk wiuer vfUscr Uaaa tiptoe
Vyvetles
VQr
This Imly has cut the wide brim of
her hat and rolled it back ,m ns to
KOt n better view of the world, nn
doubt and porhnps that wo may
get n better view of hor I
W 1111.1: on the subjert t.f clothes, let
mo sn a word of winning against
the indiscriminate ue of perfumes. Tl ere
Is nothing more nauseating to nny ono
with a sensitive olfactotv neive hun to
be near a woman who Is llterallj laden
with perfume
No trulj fastidious woman will evri
uso enough perfume to allow others to bo
conscious of It.
Sho contents herself merely wlt'i tbe
faint fragrnme wlilrlt Is produce 1 by
hnlng her clothes lav; away In some
favorite sachet Many women nnvo liny
bags of scent placed Inside tholi bat
boxes, thcli lingerie drawer nnd nmonc
their furs, and some use a small lunnt'.tV
on their hair, but no woman of breeding
will allow nny heavy odor to permeate
the room
The ancient flrceks nnd I'RVptlnni anO
othor caily inton understood tho artistic
uso of tare pei fumes, but In medieval
times this use degenerated into a disguise
for othor unpleasant odors. It Is to bo
hoped this scented ern will never icturn
EXCHANGE
I. Mint li (lie proper Barb for a man nt nn
nftrriieion nrddlriE.
2. MiotiM u Klrl lo ronsrntululril upon (bo
announcement of ber encnKriuen(?
, n ulioulil IliiEer bowls be brousht on the
tnnie nt illnnerf
J. I'onr ouncrs rolosno water, nnr-hnlf ounce
hornx, three oiinn roue wuler, one-fnurlli ounce
tincture cochineal. If implied to (he hrnlp, will
cleanse It. Allow It to dry thoroughly before
dressing (he It ilr
2 Two nld-fuKhliineil flat Irons placed on n
tnble a hiirricUut distance npnrt to Mretrh the
yum con be used In winding u skein of wool.
3 When the waiter brlnis the clnncp In n res
taurant, (lip nmotint of (lie (Ip enn be left nn
die small tray on which (he chance Is broucht.
Chansc Tooth Powder
To the Editor of Woman'i Page
Dear Madam At night I wash my teeth with
chalk and orris root with a little teuberry In
it anil when I finish them the look nice nnd
white but later turn vellow niriln Will jou
Kin lly tell me what to do for them?
My hair Is fulling nut and la so dry In the
morntni; when I tomb It that It looks Just awful
SI S
I nhould .nlvisi) jou to try a tooth powder
or pnnto with snap In It as tho chalk ami
orris root, while very good will not in soino
cases cleanse us thoroughly as some other
preparations
You Bhould npply vahcllim to jour scalp
ever night, rubbing It well into tho room
of the hair with tho tips of tho fingers If
jour linlr Is light, iho white vaseline. If
tl.trk, uso the red vaseline. Kerosene oil
Is also beneficial If a llttlo Is rubbed into
the roots of tho hair and left on overnight.
But do not mix tho treatments
IJfrthtlay (Jrectings
To the Editor of It Oman's Page
Dear Madvm nelng a dally reader of your
column, I would like to ask a few questions
When sending out birthday cards which should
I use Cnngritulntlons on vour birth lay ' or
Congratulations on jour eighteenth blrtluliv '
or whhhever annlversirj li happens to be? Also,
when wearing freshly cut flowers say roses or
carnations inula you tell me of anything to
keep them from withering In a short time'
The first card you mention Is In better
taste than tha ono mentioning the number
of yearn.
There Is no way of keeping cut flowers
fresh If they are not in water Some per
sons nre able to wear them longer than
others It depends largely on tho amount
of sulphur 1 tha Individual's sjstem
Games for Young People
To the Editor of II onion a Page
Dear Madam l am going to give an evening
company on baturday and would like you to
suggest some games for people around the age of
twenty I will look in the Dvemmi I.ekiiu for
my answer J WE
A game which is easy and jet gives n
certain amount of entertainment is called
"Thought Rhjmes" One plajer mentally
selects a word for instance, fan. She then
announces that she has chosen and that the
word rj nines with can Or she may say
with ran or man Uach player In the circle
has the privilege df asking one question
about the chosen word or. rather, nbout
the thing It represents Then all must guess
the word. Those who guess Incorrectly
might give forfeits, or If all fail to guess
all might be required, to perform funny
stunts
Another game Is called "Ragged Rhyme "
One person begins with a line Intended to
form an original Jingle For Instance, "I
saw a fair and spreading tree " The per
son next in line must add another line, In
venting an he goes, which wilt rhyme with
the above, thus, "Whose green boughs
seemed to beckon me " Kach player adds a
line, until some one cannot Invent further
That person pays a forfeit
Another game la called "Hard I.uck " AH
sit Its a circle and the leader begins in a
very dismal tone a story of very hard (al
though comic) luck. Kach one adds to it
as his turn comes, and any one who cannot
cairy It on must withdraw from the circle.
This game can be played with a pandker
chief Thus, the leader, after beginning
the story, throws the handkerchief with a
knot tied la It to some one else tn the circle,
whomsoever he wishes to follow him This
person continues It a little further and then
throw the handkerchief to some one else
woo must continue without pausing to take
(bought
lly tb tune jou have tried viie or two of
tfcaea fame you. will ail be ready lor re-
MY MARRIED LIFE
By ADELE GARRISON
"TAi'K' ' Ri'pcd. horror slrlclu-n Mv
tJ tings nrc- gone'
'Impossible' Ills fftcc wna vthltc He
sn.ticfled mv mcsltlug from mj grasp
'Whcro did jou put thcin? In here"'
I nodded t could not speak. This wns
tho final touch tn the misery t bad piled
up for injMlf by delaying to tell mv
cousin JntU Ulckett of my mnrrlngo to
lllrky
I hid thought T vvn.fi doing ft w'If Mud
thing In considering my brother-cousin s
feelings upon his return from it yenri nli
nonro In tho wilderness, where ho hid ben
tinahlo to receive any news of me I hid
gone to meet him, Intending to tell him of
mv tmrrlnge when oul reunion dinner
should lie finished I feared Iilrkv n
Jtalousy would prevent mv Feeing much of
1 1 It nnd I wauled l give him one last
hour nr two on tho old brotherly nnd sis
torlv busts
And nn a result .Tacit had told me tint
he loved me something ho would never
havo revenleil had lie dreamed I vviib unt
ried, and I 1ml lost mv engagement nnd
mv wedding rings I had put them In mv
mnsbbng In the iciilnurnnl when t took, off
mv glnvpH ro tbnt .lark slmiild not guess
mv nmiTlimn unl'l after dinner
.Inch turimU tm moshlutg inwlilo nut A
Itnndkerchlef a small roltt puiwe, two nr
three bills of xmall denominations, nn en
velope with a tlnv pnutlei puff thpmt vvele
till.
"Vou ntp sure vnu put them In here?"
"Vcs, ' I rould lintdl nrtlettlalt? the
word, 1 was m frightened
'ttnve vott opened vmir bng since"'
I thought n iimment Mad 17 Then a
rush of rememluniHe mine to me
"I took nut n handkciohlef when I criid
in the reHtniirnnt "
"Vou must Imve dinvvn Ihem nut then,
and o.ther dropped them thpre or thev miiv
Imve bpiii i might In the liiiudkei chief iiuil
dropped in the tnxl We nnmt huii.v d nr
This In nwful If you linve lust thine rings,
your husband will have a right to he utigiv
Ho caught my arm nnd fairly rushed mo
along tho path In the dlroijliin the taxi
hnd gnne In a verv tv momeiitH we
i nine to the parking Kpn e where the i limit
fiur had said he would wait tin uo
Wo did not need to look fur the num
ber llln vvoh tho oni neuteat us Jack
lushed up to li.m
Quick, tumble nut the cushions: In jour
machine '1 his lidv 1ms dumped tvvn vnl
uuhle lings, we think In the rest.iurnnt
but thcie Is a chnnco thej miij bo In tho
cab '
Tim until hurried to do ns Jack re
quested Tngothci thev searched cvetv nook
and cranny of the innchiiu. hut to no avail
.lac!, stood up breathless
'I wits nfinid wo vvntilclnt find them
here ' he said i'hen lo the rhauffeui
'Tnlte us to thv murcst ti li phono on tho
waj back to the restaurant
All tight, sir. Dtug stole right near
entranco to the pari."
It rc.illv was but a minute hut It seemed
hours bofuio we stopped again this time
In front of a drug store While tho taxi
was lushing along Inek bad naked mo to
describe the rings lo hlm
A Kolltnlrc, qulto huge and a plain gold
wedding ring, with It cl to XI H Inside '
I said
When ho returned fiom tho telephone bis
fnc waa downcast
"As fast ns jou can back to tho res
taurant," bo said
As ho sat down he sighed heavily
"I coo they did not find them," I bald
dcspondentlj .
"Xot jet, but they will search tho Hoor
at once "
"Suppose Homo dishonest waiter should
find them and pocket them"
.l.u'lt tried to smllu reassuringly nt me,
hut It was a dismal failure
"Don t try to horrovv ttotiblo abend little
girl Hither hope that thoj- villi havo
found them b tho timo wo reach tho res
taurant "
' nut auppnso tint should Inppen and wo
should suspect It could wo havo tho waiters
smirched ' Would tho polico
'.Margaret" Jack's tone was almost Im
patient 'The polico nro the lait peoplo I
want to havo know of this What the
police know tho newspapers know, nnd
ahovo all things wo must keep jour name
out of the newspapers In connection with
this loss "
I sink hick In tny corner, thoroughly
frightened Jnt-k's volco nnd words showed
plalnlj ho thought the slttiitlon scilous
Neither of us spoko again until the taxi
drew up in front of llroquln's. Then Jack
sad almost curtly:
"Walt here I don't think it will be nec
essary for jou to go Inside, nnd It might
bo embarrassing foi jou"
He fairly ran up tho steps and disap
peared Insldo tho door.
So anxious waa I to know what would be
tho result of his Inqulrj tint I leaned far
forward in tho machine! watching tho door
of tho Jlroquln for Jack's return
I did not realize my imprudeiico in doing
this until 1 heard my tnmo called jovially
"Well1 well' Mrs Oraham, I suppose jou
aro on jour wav to our shack Wont jou
give mo the pleasure uf ruling with jou? '
Hat In hind hl.uk eves dam Ing In mall
clous glee, t haw standing befuio mo Ilarrj
Underwood, of all people'
(CONTINUED TOMORROW)
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HOW TO ATTAIN A GRACEFUL
CARRIAGE BY PROPER EXERCISE
By LUCREZIA HOIU
The I'smous Spanish Prima Donna
HAVK jou ever slitloned jourwlf upon
one of the crowded thorousbfnrei of
tt illv whero wotnnnklnd lovct lei walk to
ee and he heeit- Have vou lint marveled
nl the ungnlnlv wnv nwt of the li.w-
1)V VV1IK III"! c.w.j
t h em pel v en I'ew
women hive n perrett
enrrlngc. nnd for this
toitRim onlv about
thlrtj per cent. It N
f.nt walk gracefully
nu hnvc noticed
the corpulent Intlv who
wnelellei' from sldo
tn ride nn If each llmll,
In turn, wns Junl a
trirte too Bhort to walk
. iii.niii ilttmlnc Vtiu
know tint thete In no
Bhnrtne'i nr limn nut
iit-st nn Iticllnnllon lo
I 1 i III-I liortl
fnvnr this roekmg gait
Then thete !" the wonmn who stvlngn her
nnni like the pendulum nf a grntidfrttbcr'a
i link with every stildc nnd holdi her head
forwrtid
limn vnu will sec tho gill wltn thinks It
l cute" t" walk In n loiind-Hhoulileieil
fnrihinn or the one who Ik living to nffect
a different walk ntid HWltigs her whole
horiy ft run iddo to side
Then we nre all rnmllinr n llh the vvomnn
who pounds her heels down with decided
cmpiHiKiit nnd tho one uho bnlm mi nnd
down like a cork upon the water nn sho
nkt" her nhnrt, quli k steps
paoi'im tm:PAitATnitv Jiunrons
It j ml should find that vou have acquired'
nnv of these wrong wiivh of wnlklng or
enriy .vnuiself In u niiimer that will 1)1 ami
vou ns being ' Hlnlirhv . ' begin todav a
i cut so of cruises tbnt will teneh jnu lo
poise yom bntlv enrn-itlv Simple cilli
thenlct deep lncnthliiK Helsutte eteiiises
anil fiini.v dancing will aid vou tn obtain
quit k resultn
If you cannot nr do not care to form n
class or to Join n gvinnnslum then 'lead
up' on the iiibjert of phvs'i il eultuio and
svstehuitleillv follow a cnurse of eteiclsci
being vnur own phvsicnl director Ho do
termlneil to lifeonie n Mlilmon rsirl.'' with
squaro nlinuldort nnd well-pulsed head Wo
seldom see her muntcipart novvudnyn Cor
rect carriage belonged to her. nnd her walk
was n movement which eoinblnce! grato
mid strength
You should con-tntitly bear In mind that
nny posture or the body Hint 111.11:0 proper
breathing dllllcitll mako the body moro
susceptible to illwiie Itml post met Inter
foro with the proc'"' f digestion nnd our
coniplelons and general health piy tho
toll
vAoimi-wim.i: iicsui.Ts
IT vou belling In thai gieit irmy of
'worl.i'i pa i it tie ttl.it attention to tho
THE CTOFUL CHERUB
The niQKt time seems so
strange a.na Tense.
It txlvcvys tKrilb rrve.
such z. lot,
For in the lur cire
rivinct tKoucSKta
1 rax people. y
thought and X O
then fbr5ot.
Rn,cMrt
Q-
A penny -wisely
spent is better
than a penny un
wisely saved
MERIDALE
BUTTER
costs a few pennies
more than ordinary
butters, but the
people who wisely
buy this " uncom
monly good butter"
really get more for
their money.
They get pure,
sweet, fresh butter
a full pound of
it. made, regardless
of expense, with
only one great aim
to make the best
butter that it is
possible to make.
AYER&McKlNNEY
(Makers of n... , , ,,
Mcridsle) Philadelphia
Bell Phone. Market37st
Keystone Phone, .Main 178-3
Look for the 'MtrifoW
wrapper-air-tight dust-and
odor-proof at your sneers.
Superfluous
Hair Remover
Th only treatmsnt which
will remova psrmsnently sU
superfluous hair from tns
jscs nerlt. arms or any part
ot ths body leaving no mark
or blemish nn the most elall
cste skin No cUctrlo netill
hurnlns caustla or ponatrs
ussd
Orltlnator. Sols, Owner aal
uscel osclusivclr by rat.
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Dr. Margaret Rupperl
Hulls 10-72-7 J. K.t Si r.
Ill Chestnut St.
I'hiU.. V.
l'lions Walnut 7021
La Perk Face Powder
Ths nam CI.OID assures tho quality
of this famous faco powds-r A pleas
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and nitric Refreshing and daintily
Ssrfuutsd At all best shops Price,
Sc and COc. By mall prepaid.
Mr of Eie-utsMe TvUet Pretaratiote
70U-7O7 naodem Bids-,
ifsl an Vlalaut ut 13th st , Phlla
Bell pnoiM Spruca 2103.
Ms
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s pit on
carriage nf jour body tt li mturnl to
nllow the body lo droop when olt are tired
I'ntlgue robs vou of strength so thai 30U
will have nelllier tho energy nor the nm
hltlnn lo hold jotir-sclf erect Tho next
tlmo jou begin to feel tired, throw back
Jour head ntid -diouldorn, hold jour body
erect nnd nil the lungs with pure uli J"ti
will be surprised to see bow much lea
tired vou nrc ,
A perfect carriage not lo be ncuulrcil
In n div. In a week m even in n month
It cannot even be acquired In a longer time
If vou rclipio Into old habits no inon ns
the mlnutei set ttslde for cxetclslng nro
pver In lids, like 111 every other worth
while thing, jnu must bo persistent. Al all
times jou mut stand correctlj-, walk cor
rectly and sit conccllj-. Al first It will be
ll in for jnu lo do nil of these things, but
befnro lone they will havo becomo second
nature
Kmersoii savs "In nil humin action thoeo
faculties will bo strong which nro used '
So It Is rensnmblo to suppose that In exer
cising tho whole bodj'. whleh Is certainly
done In obtaining it cnne-it earrlnge vou
will build up the HlreMiRlh nf the whole
hodv Thli will hi ing the Pink to jour
check the brllllnntv to tmir eves nnd
beauty of expression to joui fnee
le operlhi
TODAY'S FASHION
A "smart" all-black hut for tho
tailored suit.
Till: lirgo bit with a brim turning no
verelv away from the face It npproved
i)f by fashion 'lhls smart model Is of
black panne velvet The crown Is Joined
to tho bend-band with a slight fullness held
In bj' a narrow velvet tordlng A frlngo
nf black ntrkh plumigo outlines tho
turnod-up edge of tho brim A bat of this
typo is suitable to wear with tho tailored
suit nr tho moro drossy afternoon costume
Therefore, It Is a practical addition to tho
wardtobo of anv womin
U'op right )
"Making" Flowers
It has been found that minj pink flowers
maj bo turned blue by exposing them to
tho fumes of ammonia tor a few minutes,
nnd bluo flowers becomo pink when ex
posed to acids
The loins nml linms of tender
porkers bo Into the mnklnc of
Deerfoot Farm
EUSagc food value
Absolutely no waste
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HOUSEHOLD HELPS
Flours That You
EVV.S before the war, Whleh bis stlm-
"dited the d.scoverv of so many art. -
da of diet hitherto, unknown, our l.uro-
pentt neighbors used a number of Hours
that nro exceedingly wholesome and which
nro comparatively little known In this coun-
trj l'ea Hour, potnlo Hour, preparcil oat
menl Hour, rlco llout, lentil Hour, tornmeal
Hour, and oven others nro qulto cheap and
nutritious and make very palatablo dlshc
Ten Hour, powdered dried peas. Is used
as a thickener of soups When mixed
nnd nuniclcntly diluted It makes an ex
cellent pea soup It ran nlso bo combined
with n small quantity of forcemeat, fat,
etc, ami mado Into most appetizing ero.
quetles
It Is tho titled split jeltow pens whleh
mike the highly esteemed .Scotch "pe.tso
brose" Tho dried jcllovv pen, powdered,
mixed with bacon and seasoning nnd
formed Into long sausngo casings, mako
tha nutritious "Krbswuht " This Is ac
tually n dried soup which originated In
aermativ, and Is used cxlcnslvclj', cpe
clnlly n't an nrmy ration
Tho soy bean, which has been used In
China nnd Jnpnn, Is now beginning tn ho
used moro widely In thh country This
benn Is also powdered, nnd tin bo used
like tho iiea dour It tonlalnt protein
and somo fat, nnd only a very smill pro
portion of stnre.li, nnd can, thercfoie, be
used In combination with rlco nr othei
st.trchj- fejneK nctuilij- to rcplneo a me it
dish. In 1'ranco soy benn Hour Is ticd
to mako bread, an it speclil preparation
foi diabetic persons, and lu Kwltsei!nne!
tho dried soj beans nro lonvetlcd Into a
eolTeo substitute.
'Iheie Is oIho on tho market lentil Hour
which inn be used In tho s.11110 wnj
nlthough, owing to tho inci easing price of
lentils, its price, too. Is rlBlng
Kur tho ihlldrcn't ellet lhcro nto somo
special Hours tbnt tho housewife will find
helpful In vntjliig menus One is the pie
pnrcel oatmeal Jlour, spcclnlly good for
tniill children and foi Invalids 'Ihin
makes a light gruel, and when well conked
Is coecdlnglv nutritious Then, too, there
Is tho picpired banana Hour foi making
light cakes with the banana flavor vvhlih
children like "
If ou havo a regular old'fasliloned bak
ing daj" jou can lntroduco somo ihnnges
Annual Shopworn Sale
$7.
'.00
for Women's Fancy Boots that were $10
and $12. Mostly buck tops, button and
lace.
$6.00
for Women's $9 and $10 Boots, patent
leather or gun metal, cloth or kid tops.
Sizes much broken, of course, but there's something
good for every one.
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will save you $400
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Outfit to Know
by adding tho use of Snmo other tk.H
I ?, ,,flTe.,Sour!sr
lmIr nn(, clcn a coHnn,CP(, -" C""U
iorv rlli ntwl rrM 1m .i.i. . ":. "nlch l
in cakemik ,c '"""" 0 oth "ouyl
These special Hours ein also na 1
as thickening ngents In ,lp m-t.h- !1
cream snuco or white snur-o a 1,..? i
th lentil Hour blended with but t. .."if
milk mnke no nn, . ... "mtT 'nal
Vlth some watery lejrelnlile, or rsn TSl
he used for Hip nsiml .... L". " BI
Klmllnrly, tho potato Hour nr pea flour .31
bo blended with milk to mnk . -Mil
. .... , , 1 ( iiiipii nnisi b
nutritious luncheon puree, and ,!?, nJ
sldernbly les effort thin 1, rcnulreifi'l
mako the usual vegetable inir "" ts,
This Is one of tho greit nrtvanla., Jt
thc!0 prepared Hours Thev offor th. .. i
nmoiint of nutriment but ns they ... rsl
a sense, "prcdlgcsied beriuse of their mV
eiercei stnic, tnev elo not require ths u-
cooking nnd subsequent Rimim.,.? '
working over lhat ono must glva J 1
using ordlmry fresh or dried veen.M,l
for tho tun nose. "KetalilejJ
for tho puiposc.
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