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E BOOSTER VERSUS THE KNOCKER-DAILY HOUSEHOLD HELPS TUESDAY'S FASHION HINT
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ENOUGH TO BOOST A RARITY?
attle Achieved in the End by the Girl Who Is an
Habitual Knocker
Feminine
.TVD it ever
occur to you when you
t- are busily
knock-knocking another
.Y,'isyirl that you are pcrbapi
v .' rJ , Vundred such knock to
it ' ii. i t..k.i. i. ..
perhaps guilty of one
one boost? And
that the habit In constantly ?roing7
"When one actually hears one girl praise
mother the occasion calls for comment.
Tou may be working In an olllce with
another girl whose work Is more than sat-
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.'.. auttiou una an tnat. ana mav nine nwnv
for eight hours each day six days In the
Week, but Just let her take a few hours off
and If you are obliged. In the nbsenco of
an office boy, to answer her telephone two
er three times you put her down as in
considerate, forgetting completely the
Saany little duties she has performed for
you at odd times.
Too frequently girls who are working
en an equal basts are prone ench to be
little the work of tho other. Krom men I
have been led to believe this to he a
purely feminine trait, for men, most men,
are too big for such pettlshness.
D
OES the description flt you?
n
'-' viduals who believe In giving praise
where praise Is due and are generous
endugh to carry out your theories? Sev
eral days ago I heard one gtil speak of
another In glowing terms. And this
with their offices adjoining nnd their
work constantly overlapping!
Did It lessen one's opinion of tho capa
bilities of the first?
Not at all, but rather strengthened
THE WOMAN'S
Letters and question submitted to this department must he written on one Wr o
the paper only and atoned with the name of the writer. Special queries like those given
below are invited. It is understood that the editor does not necessatllv indorse the
sentiment expressed. All communications for this department should be adilrcssed
a follows: THE WOMAN'S KXCHANGK, Evenino Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa.
TODAY'S
1. Hr
tnltht?
c.n picture b.
mid. to banc
f. Haw ran create stains be remorrd from
kitchen table?
I. IThat should be done to a hard-boiled
the shrll jjjn be easily remote?
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
1. To properlr sterilise milk. All jonr bottles
With tho milk mlituro and stopper them well
with cotton. Plsce a block ot wood In the
bottom of a Wttlo half filled with cold water,
and stand a rack eontalnlnr the bottles on the
block. Ilrlnx the water to the boiling point
and allow tho bottles to steam In the closely
orered kettle for one hoar. The milk Is then
cooled and placed npon lc. Every bottle and
all ntenslU used In the preparation of the milk
Bust be) thoroathly scrubbed with hot soapsuds,
rinsed In cool water and boiled before the milk
omes In contact with them.
I. It ashes are dampened
MOTed they will not fly.
before brlnr re-
3. When washlnc delicately colored frocks,
bran water should bo used Instead of soap.
Tie wheat bran loosely In a thin cloth and rub
the clothes with It, nslnc lnkewnnn water.
Elnse quickly and banc to dry In shade.
Toothsome Peanut Butter Recipes
lo fas Editor o Woman's Page:
Dear Ifidim Few housewives aDDreclste
to
ths lull the nourlshlnc value ot peanut butter,
Cany connninr its use to mo picnic spreun.
ere aro some ways ot uslnr It for the table
Macaroni with peanut butter Cook macaroni
and drain: cover with saute made as follows
One pint milk, ono tablespoonful Hour one-half
teaspoonful salt, one tablespoonful butter, one
half cupful peanut butter, dash paprika. Make
a cream sauce of butter. (lour and milk, add
reanut butter to ths hot sauce. Alternate layers
of' macaroni and sauce In a baking dish, addlnic
to each layer a little tomato catsup. Have top
iayer of cream sauce. Orate over with cheese,
take until brown.
Peanut butter chops One-half cupful peanut
butter, one cupful hot cooked rlco or hominy,
ne-half cupful bread crumbs, one-half teaspoon
fut salt, one err (well beaten), three tablespoon
fula tomato cntsup. one-half teaspoonful celery
salt, little crated onion. Mix well toitether and
form Into chops. 11 see In a v. ell-buttered baking
Van and hake fifteen or twenty minutes. They
Say be dipped In ece and breadcrumbs and fried
deep fat.
Peanut butter toast On tablespoonful but
ter, ono tablespoonful flour, two tablespoonfuls
peanut butter, salt and pepper to taste. Drown
butter In ssuceDsn. add flour, stir until smooth.
add peanut butter. Mix thoroughly, add milk
enough Jo thin to right consistency. Pour over
thin sltcss of toast, place a sllc of crisp bacon
on each slice of toast and serve at once.
Peanut butter fudge One cupful bronn
sugar, ono cupful maple sugar, two-thirds cup
ful milk, one cupful peanut butter, one tea
spoonful vanilla, on pinch of salt. Put milk
End sugar In a saucspan. let boll until a soft
all may bo formed when mixture Is tried in
cold water. Hemove from rang, add peanut
butter, vanUla and salt, beat to a creamy con
alstsncy, turn Into a buttered pan. cool slightly
and cut In squares, A. II.
Recipe for Butter Icing
To the Editor of Woman's root:
Dear Madam Please publish a recipe for but
ter icing. It. c.
Work together until smooth and light
three-fourths of a cupful of powdered sugar
and the yolks ot four eggs. Add to this, a
little at a time, one cupful of boiling milk,
stirring constantly, place over the fire and
atlr until It reaches the boiling point, re
move from Are, flavor and strain. Stir fre
quently while cooling. When It la lukewarm
add to this mixture one and a half cupfuls
butter and beat until creamy.
Mock Brains
To the Editor ef Woman's Paot:
TJsar Madam Lft-ovsr eggs can bo utilised
In the following way: For mock brains beat the
egg yolka until light, add one teaspoonful water
to each two yolks, or milk It prstsrred, season
with peppsr and salt and scramble with a small
amount of butter. (Mrs.l C. M. J.
Trouble With Coffee Pot
To the Editor ot Woman's, Paot:
Dear Madam Can you answer the following!
Why win cone not oou
UD to th tOD
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aluminum corf., pot 7
weeks.
It did until tho last few
F. 8.
The only reason I can assign for this Is
the thick coat of black which has probably
formed on he bottom of the pot and which
lessens the heat. Keep the bottom bright
and the difficulty may be done away with.
It la Just possible that the trouble may be
siiiihI bv an outlet for the (team other
an that designed for It.
Making Sour Cream Sweet
9e the Editor ot Women's Fags:
Sear Msdxm .In preparing my desssrt th
th.r day I found that th crura I was to us
lor whipping had soured slightly. I added a
pinch of soda, thsa whipped it in th usual man
iter and th. sour tast could not b dstected.
A good war to us up ttal bread la to soak
k In water, drain dry, put a layer In a baking
Hoh with a cupful of crated cheese, salt, peppsr
a4 buttsr to last, repeating the layers as d
oftsd; Pour a cupful of milk ovsr th mixture,
oak to golden brown and trJLJj'VrJj w
0 Poa-ible Work for "Olytnpla"
jr lis KMor ef Woman' Jaf;
P.r Madam In tonight paper. you hav a
totter from a woman surninr narssu --uirmpia'
wha wish sewing to do at bom. J
has oc-
rurred to m that ir an niea an application at
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ho could vry probably cur work
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Is This a Purely
Trait?
Vyvettes
Here's a round crown set in an ob-
long brim with very becoming
result.
one's belief In the efficiency of both and
certainly In the generosity of the one
who paid the tribute. A feeling of Jenl
ousy or antagonism, I believe. In more
prevalent where an olllce force Is small
In number, for when there aro scoies of
girls or women each becomes an autom
aton. But where thete are two or tlnee
there Is moro opportunity for a dlspla
of individuality, often with rather dis
astrous ri'saills.
Now that women have become so firmly
fixed In tho businesn world they must
learn to put nHlde their little prejudices,
the little meannesses of which they linve
been guilty In their sheltered lives, and to
work ulth a largeness of purpose nnd
bigness of nature. Only In thls'wny can
they hope to compete successfully ulth
men.
EXCHANGE
INQUIRIES
1. How rnn
be made?
a lilenrh for Inn nnd freckles
2. Mhat makes nn efTertlte nnll bleach?
3. What should he tulded to the Inst rinse
trr nlien rlnelnc blond hitlr to keep It lliht
nnd fluffi?
1. noudolr slippers nre sometimes called co
thurns. S. In embroidering thread, the thread should
he fastened by drawing through the material
Knotting should be nrolded If n neat appearance
Is desired.
". A curling fluid for the hair Is made as
fullons: One drum gum nrabtc, one dram
sugar, two ounces rose water Mix nnd dis
solve. Moisten the hair with the solution, then
twist on curlers.
Entertaining for Bridcs-to-Bc
To the Editor of Woman's Page:
pear Madam I hove a most Intimate irlrt
friend who Is to lie married In the early fall.
I should like to K what Is railed n
miscellaneous shower" beforn that time In her
honor nnd expect to have about a dozen girl
friends In all present. Will you kindly advise
me In the paper what way jou think would be
most plenslng to the brlde-tobej I memi. how
can I arrange tho affair to make It pleasing to
tier as well as to every one present' Of course,
there are. I know, quite u number of ways In
which to present the gifts to her. hut I thought
probably you could suggest something of the
'Now, In regard to sending the Invitations to
my friends for the nffnlr. kindly advise how they
nre written to Indicate that It Is u "miscellaneous
shower," which means rifts for tho KU.st of
honor Now how about the hrlde-to.be'n Invita
tion? Of course, you wouldn't want her to know
that she Is going to receive gifts, would you?
Is It also proper for her future husband to
rome for her at the closo of the affair and be
In time or the luncheon "DOTTY."
Different novel ways have been devised
from time to tlmo In presenting the gifts to
a bride-to-be, but most of these arc an ex
pense. Tho most usual wny Is to arrange
the gifts, wrapped attractively In white tis
sue paper and ribbon, on a large tnble : then,
after the guests have assembled, to take the
guest of honor into the room and, after her
exclamations of surprlse.'let her open them.
Hach guest can be asked to write a funny
verse descriptive of the use to which her
gift will bo put nn her enrd and Inclose It
In her pnekuge Or If. say, a kitchen
shower l given, each girl could gle, In
order, the utensils necessary for the prepa
ration of a meal, with a continuous rhyme,
beginning with the first girl's package and
ending with the lust. A bathroom shower
Is helpful to tho bride. For this bath
towels, guest towels, wnshcloths, soap re
ceptacles, bath mats, mirrors, towel racks
and other articles can he given.
In sending out tho Imitations simply
write In the lower corner "Miscellaneous
shower to meet Miss Helen Blank." On the
Invitation to the bride-to-be this can be
omitted. Or better still, If you want to
really surprise her. Just ask her quite In
formally to spend the afternoon or evening
with you. It Is quite proper for her fiance
to call for her; In fact. If the affair Is given
In the evening, you could Invite n number
of men.
To the Editor of Woman's Page1
Dear Madam I am planning a sort nf semi
publlo entertainment for serrai brides-to-be nf
a club of which I am a member. Can you help
me or suggest any IVttle noet. inexpensive form
of entertainment? I have planned to serve Ice
cream and cake for refreshments, KITTY.
I do not exactly grapp your meaning
when you say a "semlpubllc" entertainment.
The answer to the letter above will give
you several suggestions which you can
probably use,
Send Impersonal Gifts
To the Editor of Woman's Page
Dear Madam I visit a certain young lady
quit frequently and she always invites me to
sny parties sh has. We are simply good
friends, but I feel that I owe her a good deal
for th very nice times I have when I attend
her parties and meet her friends. Js there any
way I can show my appreciation besides Just
telling her! HAnitY.
Send her now and again a few flowers,
a popular book or a box ot candy These
attentions are not looked on as serious and
every girl appreciates them It Is a per
missible and gracious way of expressing
your gratitude for her kindness and general
good comradeship.
Use of Green Ink in Correspondence
To ths Editor sf Woman's Page:
nar Vadam Will you nlesse tell m whther
it Is Incorrect to write with green Ink? I wrote
a letter in green ink and I have not received an
answsr, so I wondered whether the person was
Insulted because I used It. EDITH 0.
The use of green Ink or. Indeed, any Ink
other than blue-back or black for personal
correspondence Is Incorrect, although the
person to whom you wrote Is rather more
at fault for neglecting to answer your let
ter under any circumstances.
Wore Another Man's Ring
To ths Editor ot Woman's Paot:
Dear Madam I am a girl seventeen years of
age and am engaged to a nlee-looktng young
man, but a few days ago b saw a ring on my
finger and got angry at ms. Could you tsll ms
if 1 did wrong, and must I speak to him first?
The ring belonged to a fellow that works whsr
I do, who Is only a friend ot mine. Pleas be
kind enough to tell ms who Is to blame.
MABEL.
The, young man Is quite right to resent
your wearing another man's ring It you, are
ngagea o mm. eapiain HJ Aim that It
i only a jok.
SOCIETY GIRLS DROP BRIDGE PARTIES
FOR VOLUNTEER NURSING AMONG POOR
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Step Out of the Sunny
Side of Life Into the
Gloom of Suffering"
and Sickness
Mornings Devoted to
Irksome and Some
times Unpleasant Toil
at Barton Dispensary
By M'LISS
THRV nre nil of them fond of bridge
and furigo and golf nnd dances. To put
It In nnothcr way, they nre nil of them at
tractive and charming opeclmens of woman
hood with a predilection for the Minny side
of life, and yet for a year or more, quietly
and unostentatiously, they have been giv
ing up their mornings In order to learn
real first-hand nursing at n downtown dis
pensary a dispensary where the glint of
the romance of nursing Is honiewh.it dulled
by the fatt that the patient, likely ns not,
wears tho ctily set of underwear he pos
sesses nnd Is ns much In need of n bath as
of medical treatment.
When six eager women the Misses
Mary Coates. Anne Crlfllth. Kslber Mulford,
Ullse Hepburn, Helen l.eonhardt nnd Hoi
comb asked Dr. l.eo Dernd, In charge of
the Barton dispensary at 335 Washington
avenue, maintained by the Woman's Medical
College, If they couldn't please come down
mornings and nurso people who really
needed It, Instead ot taking n theoretical
course somewhere, where they'd only play
at nursing by tying gauze on a healthy
model, ho hesitated.
He knew that ,to have to dresH n loathe
some nbcess on a squalling, bright-eyed lit
tle alum baby Is strong woman's work
He knew thnt qulto frequently nn nfter
math penalty of downtown dispensary work
was to come home with crawling things on
one He had an Idea that 8lx delicately
nurtured young girls wouldn't last long
at this kind of nctual nursing, nut they
begged nnd they pleaded, and Doctor Ilernd
conies from South Carolina, and need It
be added that he gave In'
The result Is that ho has six very able
and clllclent assistants on his hands, and
that with only a word of ndvlco hero nnd
there from him or Dr Mary spears, the
resident physlclnn of the dispensary, thev
can handle any case from the dressing of
a frnctured elbow to tho vaccination of a
wriggling little worm of a kid
When I stepped Into tho dispensary, or
squeezed In, rather, since It was overflow
ing with fat Italian mothers and millions of
babies, some ailing and some setting up a
sort of a Greek chorus dirge of sympathy,
the young women wore hard at their work
with the deft sure touch of good nurses
whose sensibilities have been tempered by
weeks nnd weeks of close association with
pain and the ugly manifestations of dis
ease. Two babies were being vaccinated, nn
emaciated little boy was having a frac
tured elbow bandaged, a howling little girl
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Hair Mattresses are of two kinds good and poor.
Thousands of the most critical people have named ours
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the luxury they afford, their beautiful workmanship and
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Six members of Philadelphia's Bocial set the Misses Mary Coates,
Anne Griffith, Esther Mulford, Elhie Hepburn, Helen Leonhardt
and Holcomb are devoting their mornings to practical first-hand nurs
ing at the Barton dispensary of the Woman's Medical College, at 335
Washington avenue. Under direction of Dr. Leo Bernd, they aro becom
ing adepts in this useful charitable work. Above are shown Miss Hep
bum administering antitoxin to a baby patient, Miss Coates giving
similar treatment to a woman and Miss Mulford treating an abscess
of the ear.
was being "hypodennlced" with somo anti
toxin, u young man was having nn abscess
on his neck treated
Tho six young women they used to
scieain at mlie and long bl.uk bugs, even
as you and I wcrtlie "doctors" With
a. glance now and tlftn and a wold of ad
vice from Poctor Ilernd or Doctor Spears,
Ihey wcro dls-putchlng tho buslm-m of the
day wllh a cool Ullcelnty that waH nil
mlrnble. A volunteer young man held buck
tho hordes who were trying to get Into the
room for treatment, babbling In a multi
tude of tongues that It was their turn next
Just as If Christmas glftH were being dis
triliuted Instead of medical treatment.
"I believe 1 could go to thn front now,"
Miss Hepburn stopped long enough lo say,
"without a qualm and do whatever was
needed, but perhaps tho need Is greater
here back home At anv rate, I'm glad
that I got down to real cases when 1 de
cided that I ought to prepare."
Kvery now nnd then wo hear the asser
tion that the youth of America do not
realize that wnr has como to them These
young women anticipated tho war and dls-
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proo that assertion. They have done
something real. They work hard, they do
real good now In helping out a dispensary
that Is nvei patronized, nnd they have
equipped themselves with a Knowledge that
should stand them and their country In
good slend In time of need
"They nre real nurses now," Doctor
flernd said, paving tribute to the volunteers
ho so skeptically enlisted, "nnd could go
back to their bridge parties nnd dances,
but 'the wanting to help' has got Into their
systems nnd that Is why you find them
hero now "
"Oh, wo couldn't stop now," Is the way
the girls themselves phraso It. "because
now wo'ro really needed."
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ASSLE3
THE GOOD HEALTH QUESTION BOX
By JOHN HARVEY KELLOGG, M. D., LL. D.
In answer to health questions, Doetor Ktlloaa in ihis spaee will dallu olve adiles onrvenrl
medicine, but in no ease will he take the rlfc ot mnM-iB rflapnom of or prescriMso
for ollinrsls reoulrlso stirpfcal trenfment or drugs.
A Degenerate
when the question of
TN T1IRSR days
I- preparedness Is being so earnestly dis
cussed, It Is very Instructive to learn such
facts as those revealed by tho examination
nf the "ti young men who last year entered
Harvard University. Of these only 145. or
20 per cent, were able to Assume a normal
posture In sitting or stnndlng. even when
shown how to do so Nearly as many. 18
per cent, were found to have feet so de
fective that they could not do military
duty
No further Information Is given about
this particular class, but no doubt a full
report of the examinations would show that
defective hearts and lungs, disordered
stomachs nnd kidneys and general physical
deficiencies were even moro numerous than
defective feet
The present generation Is stfowlng up the
results of tho wrong-doing of tho two pre
ceding generations "The fathers ate sour
grapes and tho children's teeth are bolng
set on edge "
Could the United rUntes raise an army of
5 000.000 sound nnd healthy men, men who
could measure up to tho present stnndard
if fitness for military training? I'robably
not Possibly not 1,000,000 such men could
lie found In tho I'nlted States
If wo havo to send a million of our best
young men to be shot to pleccB on the battle
field, what will the next generation be?
The great need of the country at the
present tlino Is health conservation. Wo
need to cultivate tho slmplo life. Military
training will not inn lie us a healthy, hardy
and enduring people. Temperance, simplic
ity In diet, sane scientific living aro essen
tial We nro suffering fiom too much
luxury and self-indulgence
Eczema
Is enema a skin or a blood dtspss O F A.
It Is a skin disease, due to a disordered
state of the blood. So long as the blood Is
absolutely healthy the skin germs nre held
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PRE-INVENT0RY SALE
Without reserve until Saturday next our entire display is
offered at such generous reductions as to make this sale a
long remembered event.
WAISTS
Formerly $3.75 to $18
NOW $3 to $13.50 NOW $16.50 to $65.00
SPORT SUITS Burellas & Jerseys
Formerly $27.50 to $38.50, NOW $22.50
SPORT SKIRTS
Formerly $5.00 to $30.00, NOW $3.75 to $22.50
1225 WALNUT STREET
No Charges.
No C.
Children's
MuQta(P?
Garters
Titcnl Ruttjti CIiip $
After your children have worn
Children's
Hickory
Garters
you will understand why so
many of these improved garters
are used. Note how long they
wear. See how easily they can be
attached and adjusted. Observe
how securely and neatly the
stockings are held up. The
patent rubber clasp prevents
slipping or tearing at the knees.
Each pair is guaranteed.
15c and up, per pair
according to size
Those stores that are displaying'
Children's HicRory Garters in
their windows are the ones where
youcan tfetthese serviceable garters.
OSTEIN
Makers
RflRIS GIRTERS
Chicago
Generation
nt bny and the -wonderful living garment
which we call the Bkln remains Intact.
liuiKiey. oi ,ew lorn, una otners nave dem
onstrntcd that many cases ot eczema may
be quite readily cured by discarding meats
of all sorts. The bowels must be made to
movo three times a day by the free use of '
sterilized bran a dessertspoonful at every
meal.
Cllmbinc Steps for Exercise
Is climbing steps beneficial for a woman who
is In rather delicate, health and for Whom exer
cise has been prescribed? n. ll
Yes. Going up and down stairs Is spten
dld exercise. There Is nothing better than
mountain climbing as exercise, and It you
haven't nny mountain In your vicinity, use
the bnck stairs. They will nnswer almost
ns well. If there aro windows so that you
can have plenty of fresh air during the step
climbing. It Ib a capital exorcise for the
lungs and for the muscles. When one Is
going up stairs he Is lifting the body If
It Is twelve feet between floors, and you
climb to the second story, you have lifted
your body twelve feet. Suppose your body
weighs 100 pounds, then you have done 1200
foot pounds of work, and If It Is 200 pounds,
you have done 2400 foot pounds of work
simply In going upstairs.
Weak Eyes
What Is the remedy for week eyes when first
awaking In th morning? fl n..
U.itho the eyes with hot water for Ore
minutes three times a day. Consult an
oculist.
Too Much Acid in tho Stomach
ITnw can one know that he has too much acid
In the stomach? It. K V
By consulting a physician and having a
test meal. If you havo a burning nt your
stomach and a sensation of something acid
In tho throat one to three hours after meals
that Is pretty good evidence that you have
too much acid.
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