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' y, jg gAWIN OF IDUSTRIAL WAR tlGHT BLIGHT COMING GENERATION snartment of T.nVinv yy War Labor Situation in Park and Save HTH hundred of women all over f,1 Ametlca perched on top of telegraph !, helping to build locomotives and hndilly plunged Into work that has hitherto bean exclusively man's eccupa . lion, the United States Department of labor 1 facing a ery serious situation Secretary of Labor Wilson Is asking v these questions'1 ' i , ''What will be the effect upon women jW.' their new laboi? jS"Vnat will be the relationship between "'ccupaUon and maternity, occupation and Infant moitalitj, and how will it nffei-i the next generutlon nud Kencmtlnni of j Amei leans to come"' t "And what stinlt It lu.olU n nation If in Meeting this piesent emeieenc It blights coming genciatlons?" rnB fighting "to i each the stars ' TV Wfe taKlng their all on this itcent emei gnc, and If theic Is no one else In America to hull lion bait and climb telegraph poles, in spite of the gamble on postcilty women must do these thing. The big question just now K-Hou nee essary Is It foi women to tuin to In oer alls and demon's wotk at this singe of the game WALKING through n elt squaie the other da, I discovered nt least tvvetvo able-bodied icasons wh It Is not wholh necessary that women wiestle with the heavier things of life nt this momcift They weie men twelve of thm oilorously draped on paik benches Before we let vvonifii leave tilth homts and Jump Into the wai Ineech win don't we conscript these sons of the sun who do nothing but hold down patk benches? Vc tonsci lilted an uim for mllltniy service and no-man was exempt on the grand and glorious giuiimt of being n loafei THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE Letters and qutsttons submitted to this department mutf he vritten nn one- 5 it Jo of the papr only and atoned with the nam of the urlter. Special queries Hhr thoic oiven he low at intited. It is understood that the tditor does not nccssaiUu indorse the sentiment expressed. All communications Jot this department should be addressed as follows. fHK HOIUN'S UXCHAMiK. bt,cnino Leda:r. Philadelphia. Pa. .TODAY'S 1. Pop meat ve ninth vartl for oup M-k? food valur when It In X How ran almond h naltfil l home? I. What Is ii nrttrr MnKli for the boudoir nil. lew than Ihf- Imttnnhulr 'tllrhf ANSWERS 10 YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES 1 OlfutnrK;!riii U mnt.HMrtl of Wet fuN nd lrcrlfiltle tni tfKrtjhle fn( l meant tliuf marip from umojimiI. inannl, otl.e Bd rcflnrtl totturiM-efl til. 5. '("ryf Minus' htp tlir lirUrlnl tl-u r temp that rtmiihi if(tr fill le- Uee n rmdtrtfl. flir arc nil us Oiifrli-nlniE for eorn bread, etc J. IIundretl of fc(pp run be stilled in xellinc: the washltic from the luundrj to t lie jard if a baiket U put Jimt outofde the open laundry window and each carmen! reached throunh the window Into (he hawket a It U runc out. To Sweeten Hancid Lard fp flie Edltoi of M oman s Pane Dear Madam Will ou Khidh tell liow tr aTeten lard that han become ranclJ. and oblige A (1. H The very eiBatt!e chef of a well-known hotel sa that the follow Injc tieatinent will sweeten lard that a become rancid Melt two pound of (ho rani id laid In a gallon of hot water Take a cupful of charcoal ponder puch as drugKlxts sell and tie tn a hea plete of niulin thioueh whirh the powder Lannot penettate Hut the Imk of charcoal in with the water and Intd. let ting it boll fop fie mlniitH ISemnr the boll fop f!e mlniitH l!emnr U I let the naiei nn.l laid . ool rtie j t comes to the top will no Meet antt bid Be dine to lie the tluiroal in pap and let the uatei lard lha not rancid jnuslln ufflclentl heaw to pievent its comlnir through when It n holnp boiled with the lard and water A Tested Recipe Th th Editor of Wo in an s rage Dear Madam tn lookinr oer today' Ktptihfl LvroBB 1 found a request and answer for e luffed irreen peppers. Inclosed yoi will find a danrij rccjpe for same, eatv to prepare and portion enough for four rood-sized eaters or sis medium Ued appetites I m)olf hae used thta rerlpe for vars and find It ery Rood I read oier th Woman a Exchange and often find good rxlpea j Hweet peppr atuffed with uia - ru inedluni alxed Mppere with large end ui off ttanlied !v rleaned and seeded one cupful uf rhnppvd meat three-quarter of a dipful of jnfooked rlre h raw eg a erv Itirxv onion and h nie allow , ante of creen prle chuppil wnd eaoned ii , taate Mix all these ingredient well Fill pep pfm and stand on end In pan Take h Ifje an of tomatoes stew and stiaiu through cu'atidet pour over peppers add enuuch water u aitn i Cftver let a I u, "ner ahout ttiree (iuarter. if an hour thicken nteel and ppmsoh To hax niN word ou will find thi at-itt For mvself I like a hot pepper among It in give the dth pep (Mm N V arc ataH cl.id to heai of a dish that ha 5tood the tet of yeais and i RtlU W.intftd Ii lh to he hoped that T 1th ho ie wife who requested tlie teclpe jg 'readlriK toe Exchange co.umnn tonight and will careful)) tlimt green peppeir. for which the editor thank Mrn, H exceedingl A Word From PubsyTt listress To the Kditoi o II Oman's Paue , Dfar Atadam I want to thanU sou for mail ing m the letter hi regard to a lioin for my rat If ou want mn to send ou the stamp that were used drop me a card I will be gad to I hope tn choosing a home for Mm I u-vKill rhoo a good on I dl! hate no to sn P rhtm killed or leae him. and eery one here aeDia to have a tat (Jlrs ) F. 1. SXVe- ar all much Interested In tho wel- Afaret of the black puggy that hunted for a $fhome In our column, and would like to F Sennit Whr niiAMV In tn trn If til a mfifuu 2)H itae tell u Requfcst for Mislaid Recipe Tfi (A Jittunr of ll'orowo Face Iifa Madam I am n radfr of tji UvkM)u I4ftlMlB and .Ms a ic!t- for rhpwphow In U aomo (tme aso laid it by jind In aom war mialald it Ilow tan 1 t th rrvlp aln from you? Jinn C M "'Tflie fo.loivIrK rfdpe for tomato rliow- jtow iippnrcd in the Woman e Hxchanga 'fjplnmnn not o -irry lomr a en I hope It &iM throne lo whkh, ou tefr Tho ItiRredl. B?ftffH aie ls Inrxo tomato one Spanlah .'fniailf oinr Kiueu iMfitper. nvn laoivapoont-uis 4tf brpntt URar onr taolesiHionrul or aalt 4WM lialf a pint of vinegar reel trie onion aim iiiop coarrcly Blanch tomatoet, remove Hie aklna and 1Ip" finely 1'ut the onion and tomatoes a stetvlne crock, add the pepper chop the .sugar aalt and Mnerar and cook a slow oen until the onion la tender the chowchonr la cold put it in, lira wai tightly It should be stored In a arx place lmt fwr Boy and Girl of 2 Years ; f ! h MKar o lfamm Poa. Ll K.T Maffatl! Da VdU thlnL: inv nf nitv rmA rM &FI Imhi lht lion Wi ou'irown by lhtr - iVi -n'irtn lbs i Viwild lit k boy t twclia Mi - -I uX ltt TM are badly ntisu. '"" ' ' nnn win rr wa jjiui b Ti mri oh r .uu Ma June, tieen In." WOMEN INTO WORK OF WOMEN P - inoc rivovo T.vjrrv, ; Conscript Men Idlers ' Women, Is Suggested Vyvettes Somehow or other I'uritun hat3 come into style in the lull of ttiu year perhaps because November time comes with its ciop of maga zine covers of Puritan men and maids and ohi maids copy the men's huts! Only they make them higher ami broader of brim and transplant the buckle of the hat to the collni and then wear the new vi cation with a roguish cxpicssionl Win not bv legislation build some of the aimv bthlud the uinij out of the xm plus able bodied rueigy that goes to dallv waste anil sleep In otii rlt squau's" Why should the ningle age of thiitv-ono exempt men fiom all compulsoi.v shoulileiing of theli cnunti.v's lnitdens-' THIS Is a is not an Idle dream thought It mm loin suggestion, based on the knowledge that In r.ltemlt women will give all, hut on the ceitnlutv that In the meantime p.itilutlMii kiudkd high In woman should not "pav the pi lie" fm tyio middle aged man slaikei. INQUIRIES I. VVluit ulll rrnioir mllou U liand? from tit ?. What loifli nlor iinnblnatlon fop an ! nlm drpp mhikou llrlf for tin- dirk.t-jrri clrl this senhnn.' a. Ulint nru nlrniio of work Hull din lii ilnne ill home oih-ii, llvir lo Hip holism Ife In nr tlnir? I lirrr U liu hi Ikh.I of mlittimi i.nrn t.. uiimrn llnnfifr If nnr li;i tilrnM or ninnr. nml IriMneiif e a pi ir mmiM prnliiMf 1r fmniil herr u iuhiihii inlsht Im (iiuclil mlithiti !. n rxirrnieti innrl fur mi . irT mil hi inurli from the- mmt miri. r .. .. . nr (Hrilrui flIP ..,.., llm, (1 n. m . ..,...' ...- ...... ,, i. ninru incruirr In fiirni n ir nnii die Hhlle fn U usnl h ii liirnntrr llnMi ln" plerr nrounil tlir neik, S. filling hf linlr ii miii nml nlml Imlli inn or Ihrre llmrs n wrrk mills intlrrl.lllt tn lis health. I et the hair donn. clilnc ll,e nnd frre unren lliromli II. What Will Re Worn To the Editor of ll'nmun a I'aac. fnff.firn-U,l.?,Tl.,!r1"r I'Uhllsh ansufra tn the rolloitn. bikI I thank ou rirnt An nhiiZ ta itoin lu h. .,rn u i nl r Serond Ilow lonr in III mustard ulu b orn jt. a,o Is It ronaldererl aoo-l form for a girl to ivr a uiuaii .aB trlmmeil In fur IblSckl vlth a uumard colored .ult' Thlr.l r tuih! I- worn ulth a blark ,.,tm dreas Shlrn 8J! k-orarttn ,,V,).. ." roiirlh "r. epuraen" wlX. ?"."l'f,h'""t. "'"," ,?"!."BJ '" '- n .1 ili miifijr .. "!' V'lnk tV"" hr'""' hna nVn;,r. Wl'llJ.": J::vk. .":'.-" -'" lli .I...I r i. .. . sixth XVl .- - nil. 1.11111 . I I I II . (.-... t tOllll h li t I t. u ..i i.. .. ..... hi i. nhH v hu t iMHriP tn i,. fZ JVirt-'im eiV"' 'iV.R.111' V JW,id'V rfihintntft milil hi .-rvl on h limi "vrninc 'iherlng"' I ini inrv on- xrn ort I. -....I . .1... ''. ' " -".III (1ft V TKI- ft. film it- First Xo white coats aie heitig shown In the stores. as thex haxe been In former years when white coats haxe been popular Second Mustard-color suits if they are xv aim enough, can be worn all vvlnteti'long The color is still good A black plush cape trimmed with fur ought to go very nicelv with a mustard suit, and there Is no reaoii whx It should not be worn Thlid. A plush cape could be worn with a black satin dress with georgette sleeves especially In the evening, xvhen capes are verx much xxoin It u peifeet tafcle to wear In the daytime ton The inilx- tiouble Is it will not be xer warn, a Ilttlu latet on In the fall I-'ouil'i lieoieette repe waists and sleeies will be Just , popular I his winter as thex haxe been other seasons Fifth Park-blown shoe- with mllltarx heels would nut look well w Itli a steel-colored silk skirt oi fanix die-se Thex hould bs xxoin with tailored suit and tai lored diesscs fliaj suede or kid slippers worn with spats would he xen inti. mark slippers with giav spats would prob nhlx be mote useful, as xnu could wear them xxltb different colored dresses Slth if xou knoiv tlie xoung man rtulte. well whx- not glxe him a cpmhlnntlnu birth riax and iMiilstmas present and put ort the attached card. V luppc hiitlidax- and a nierrx- rhrlstmas' ' ft will he bettet to give him one nice present than two little ones not xxnnli while ny of tlie following would be nice Military blushes, leather wallet, fountain pen traveling- with comb and brush holder, etc , to fit Inside a traveling bag: silver pencil or knife, knitted silk muffler or tie clasp Seventh, thicken and minced ham sand wiches, crackers and cheese, coffee ice creajn, cake and sailed peanuts could he served Thicken salad might be substituted for the sandwiches Put Name in Comfort Kit To Ihr Editor of lromas'j Poor- Rear Mailasi Can ou klndl tell me if In !T'v,-n,.h' fcm,i,.r,i k" ,or n tnvalw soldi"- S a Knnrh nonnllal. u n sitaauura not ton! all rlaht for rrte tn put mv im a'n dd",. Pi' Also rlea.e tell me where t .Hm.trt.rtJJ h k" ATflHHIVK The young woman who wrote, the letter from Paris asking that we In America send rhrlstmas present to the French wounded particularly urged that "the names or the douon of the kits should be pur In the hags She said the. "hospital men" would bh much hurt If they weru not able, to write back and thank tho Amerloan Santa Clauses The address Is American Fund for French Wounded, American Tied Cross Pari. France Meaning of French Terms To is Editor of lletiian'j ram .t.D'UlTitvfm ou ' "II me what the folloxtlns terms mean when iiwd In refer. Bfn jto ""'"l.. Roulade aouffls fondant, (rilled n cougull' ( fniQiia; Itoulade means atuffed meat rolled. fastened with akawers and cooked souffle a puddlnjr batn as light as a froth and baked quickly, fondant, melted' or boiled sugar TvhlerJ U tlie basis or Freuch candy , frilled. brflUjkd. n a eoqullls; cooked and EVEXIXG LBJLXBK-HIIL,U)i!)i; WAR INDUSTRY MIGHT PROVE MENACE PATSY KILDARE THE OUTLAW Hy JUDD MORTIMER LEWIS (icttiuR Kcu rpHIS niornliiK I lmd my fatliei lneak fast all readj when lie nine In fiom Ills night wiitchlinf Whll he wiia eiitlnic breakfaet 1 naked lilm If he had ever seen a Chinese He mild. "I.uIh nf them" So I aakeel lilm hat they looked like He eald the) looked llkn anv othei men extent that theli !lln was jellun and their eje neie kind or elanled. 1 aaked him If IftTy were as bis as lrlelnncn, and he enld they weie Imi that thej iouIiI not flulit like Irishmen Then he wcnl to lied and I went out and took Ihe tub orr the hole and Howdy and f looked at the thltiu I had ctiURlit for a Ioiir tune. He eat mid blinked at us unit lie had not tr-in lied the rUe or the dried n-l I said to him o ou are nothing but a toad after all I Knew miu looked just like a tmid. but I thoiiKhl Mill weie a Ohlneao I do tint hlainp urn fm not IicIiik one for It is fiid s fault and nni vouis that miu are n toad I lunipril ilimn Into the hole mid lifted lilm nt iHierulli and patted lilm cm his head ii ml let him Aa hw hupped and l'owd after lilm Hnml turned lilm oxei Willi his uiiup and he hopped tiBaln and then Uiiuil.v balked and ln down on his lioiil less and stood KlrnlKht up Willi his behind Iiks and balked UKaln. and then r Hilled to lilm and We lambled ll the Mils wile out on the joiner When Pie I-'nce saw Itondy and imi romliiR he laid his bleM'lc on the ground and cot busv Willi one pedal I stoppd In them, thlnUitiR in.ivbe thej uou'd plaj Humelhlnir so that I I'ould plai with them Pie Paio natd wllh. out lool.ltiR up -Something Is wioiik with this pedal line nf miu kids tun iet to the stole and ask the man to loud miu n left handed innnkoi wienili I raid 1 will ! It. Pie Paie ' So I did and the HtmiAeepir said I nm Korrv hut I loaned it to the man who keeps the dim; stoic, tlnee bloeks down the street St. I went hath nnd told Pie Kuee. nnd uld that if he i-ould wnlt I would run down to the ilruc storo nnd cet it lie told me to ro nliend, and I went abend nnd Hie drug man said there was lire Ruth thins nnd that tliex were piniitiR n joke on me So I tan Imi k and the kids all ran nwn elllnc when Kiev yaw me eoin ItiR I went home nnd sat on our steps a Intiff time and felt like itawliiiR undei the house, but I illdn t Instead I wonf out to the slicd and sot a uiR bai; and then Itmuh nml I went ruiinlnir up the street The kids were out psivlntr again and I lauitlicd mid said It wns a Rood Juke the plaved mi me due nf the Kids tnld ' Wbeie it- xou koIiir wllh thebaR' 1 said dim and MaRRle Rlieme a dollar a d07en for all the huiiRhliles I cet foi them eet Satuulax and I e roi to lie roiiir I hae wasted too nine Ii time on von kids alrcad) Pie Pae said Where do ou Ret tlicni ' I said Mixer at the biexxerx thex Rlxe .xou ill the old huiiRlioles xou tan pick up ' Pie Pace said i,et me ro xx lib xou"" 1 said. o hut if xou xxant to ro oxei and Ret them foi mo on mjr blcxile xou i.n ro ipilckei than 1 can and I xx ill Rlxe ou half I Ret foi them ' So lie Riabhed the bap and awax he went Then Itowdx and I xx-etit out to ,11m s and we spent the afternoon be pinR ,11m plow b xxalkliiR behind blm and nskinR lilm ques tions Afti'r Miippei we went home utnl thete was Pie P.ue in fiom nf our liouse with the emplx haR and be said 'What do xotii friends do with the huiiRlioles xou sell tlicni ' I sild Thex put them into doiiRti. i.ms lie said I did not find anx said I forROI to toll xou thai xou luxe tn limit foi them with a left-handed monkey w i em h When we went to bed Itnxxdx and t pr.ned He ii mother wbiih art In heaxen. I am r1.u1 tlf.it Pie lnrv Is sueli an easx mull, fill It liinl.e thl4 wni III n inn bin... I ulaie cm ii thoiiRh xou aie not here slt Imi tn bless ton and nix fnlhri and In lend nix feet toinormxi xxhere theie Is yniuelliint; doliiR Amen New IteMMiii.ihlHHi..' tin- Hf-xt l'tx Ml dure lurnlliri, nmieiirt, In luiinirriiw's l.xeninic I nicer. iinwiHwnu,ii i y i ,1.1.111 hi i ii.. ,iin imi ii Ml I , ' J. ' " "' 'f 'Stockings held the OflSefeero wav- S. - .A. T"f. a Are siocKings neiato surely stay.' 15c,20c.25c or 35c a pair, depend ing; upon size and style desired Wls&tory Garters combine service, comfort, style andeconomy. They are the ideal children's tfarter-most mothers say. MttlA. ' GOOD HEALTH QUESTION BOX By JOHN HARVEY KELLOGG, M. D LL. D. in isieer lo Pirallh oftls. Dorlor Killoea In IdH spore mil oh e odtfee en rr'tfntlv misflrliie butt no enr u III he fnle Ids rltk of innKtna dlaosoxr j of or pror(llna for oil- Menu rtgulrlnc aurolrnl trtalmfsf or drop Jlrnlth aur.tlotii ulll be protnotlu n lurrM Bi prrjonol Irtltro lo Inaulrtm uho Incloso ttamvrd envtloptt tor rtplv. . Our rplin little liarnarle which pauses Its' life -LclliiRltiR to Ihe slimy Injttotn of nonie old ship 1ms the simplest kind of an ear lin nRlnable The niRati lit this animal is a little 'mix- filled wllh fluid, which hangs In a chamber (imiiiunlcatluR with the surface and filled with sea water. In tho walls nf this sac aie distributed the nerves of hear Iiir, for which. In tin vegetable-like life, it can have verx little Use The ear of it fish consists of ii small nnr I'nntiilnlnar two or three ihalkx masses taller! ear bones placed In a tbaiuber nd Jaient to it sac containing the ear fluid nnd nerves of licirltiR The Ilsh ear Is entiiely Inclosed In n hollow In the skull It hears hi- means of the vibration nf the water, which Is itmimunlcatcd to the bones of Its lit ad, Iheni e lo the ear bones, and then from these to tho delUale sat- from which tln nerves of hearltiR uinxej the Impression to the lit .tin The human eHr tolislstlug of like essen tials. Is much mule inmplbaled In Its atrtietuit There Is. within a bidden recess In the skull, u curiously shaped sac filled with IJuld nnd cotitnltihiR a number of inltiutn ear stones This sac Is lonneded hj means of n chain if hones xxltb a vlbrnt Inff membrane, vvhleh closes the ind of the canal loliuei led xxllh the extetual otRan oiillnatlly known as the ear Sounds ato plodtiiotl hx xlji'atlons In the eai These violations aie RiiHuiCil bv the cMetnal tar and i.iuse vibiatlon of thli membiane, vvliii'h, fiom Its strlkltjR tescinblaiRB to thai of n ilium Is iiillcd tho dtitm mem Inane This Mbtatlon Is (an led bv the chain irf bones across tho ihxUv in which the'y aie placed, termed tho drum cavity, to ine delli ato sac within whlih nro found l bo car stonps and tho nerves of hearing The little e.r stones danee up and iloxvtt upon the mils of the tierxes and ptodino sensntlonH xxlileh me carried fiom tho enr lo the binln The vlbratlona produced are Known as sound Croup Is rrnup dHligri oils' V I I' Tine oi membranous cioup Is tho same, thliiR us diphtheria of the larjnx and Is veiy dnngcious Canker in I lie .Mouth ii y. had i anker in VV lilt IHIIKH If th inoiiih situ MA 111 IN 111- Vnu ptohablx have the Reims in xnni moiillt tailed spirochetes and xnut iiiouth neds attention Have the teeth ilmioiiRhlx cleaned nud put In thotutigh otdei. then see that the colon Is propel Ix taken i.ik of that Is, see that n constipation tviM Then, If the canker sores oeiui baxe iheni touched with a lit t lo nitiati or l!xci 'I his treatment xxtll probably rid .xou or the mile parasites and in a short time tin dillliultx xx ill disappear C'litiinirt Is It n-i-essar fut opriatin; on the ex- ttturai i in i if I i Ii fine II X Thetc mo operatots upon the ixev who mo so skillful that thex nip able in u moxo calarpcl vxltbnut xvalllng fm it in i ipen. but the usual tustoni is tn wait I'nlpss one Is sure of Ills surgeon It Is tnin h better to xxnlt Very many exes baxe hern destrovtd befoic n surgeon heroines equal lo ibis delicate task of operating inrlx nn cntnrnct You do not xxant in ho one m futnlsh the eyes riclclieriiiiK Vl ptixsiilrtti bss rAlx Iseil uim tint 10 1 l-t. her-I- Why do he atxe me thl sitxiie" ' IINQl lltl.ll Piobabh Imaiise xou haxe In perai Irilt x nud hew nig stimulates a gicatet Ilow of the Rastiic at Id It is btttei to lake -omi 4s!itfHTrHilf'Hm iMt!MiiltntHI'HIH?tHtMMtHHtJ!lliHHJJMtHIM1rfHilHtHiH!tMittHIMrfl H !t.)liHH ilhtl.fi I c Tl 41' Satin witlh Buckle One of the sea son's s in a r I , evening s 1 i p -pers. 1107 Clhestaut sum uiuiuin t ,i wilhji i in 'iiiiiwuiiiMiiniiiiiiiiiiwiiiii i l'XftWDAY, OCTOBER 10, Ears solid food when one Is suffering from an acid stomach. I'ood Value of .Mushrooms What la the food value of freah mushrooms JlltS 1 They have vittuallx no value, as they arc neailv all water and flavot (fonj right ) Rose Petal Stuffing for Boudoir Pillow The boudoir pillow vou nie making for the not-so-fat-oft I'lulslmas dajs will be a sweel lemilldet as well as a Rift If xou stuff tlie foundation pillow xxllh lose petals To picparo this dalnlx filling, dip fresli lose i"tuls Into a pail of mid xxater Into Willi b a tahlcspnnnfttl of salicxllc mid hits been dlssolxed Then spread them oul on a paint to drx and turn them often Pie setxed this xxax rose leaxes make fraRiaul and quite permanent stulllng for small pil low's Moondoxvcr 1 i tiiuot be a banner Rold and gay, A window glory or a RlcamltiR lllRht t (iintiot lift my face Into sunlight. While some ato trlumpliltiR I ntdv p-a) I nni the one who hides her lieatt by da.x Wlm does not dare In lise and blossom while I mil the loxelx inomcnts bcfoie night, The intcrxals n. lavender and Riav 'I hen loxe me delicately as the rain Klngers tho leaves hold ine as If asleep -Ilemember that I am perishable, l.cst In Hi" maivtl and the swirt. sweel pain Of your bauds and vmir mouth my beatt should leap And break, finding the world too hr.iulifu.1 Winifred Welles in North Atneilian lie vlcxx Tomorrow's War Menu lUlUAKI'WST ill molds xvitb pple Saitco nni setxed with Milk lit a u Muinns I'offec LLNCHKOV lleutt ?oup Willi froutona Fruit Falad 'm-oa nisvntt Cicnle Mhul nf )ui k Hfftox Mifhcil Pnluloes l.emon la pint a t'ake r duck) Spiuai h HEMSTITCHING Hone While V.OU Walt Skirt Pleating In nnrny, lto. side anil Vcrorilhin Buttons Mixerril In nil stxlrs. Itest Work. Parisian Plaiting & Novelty Co. 108 So. 13th Street COCOA delicious drink pus-sch'-in"; real tNsui .ImildiiiL,' qualities. H. 0. WILBUR & SONS, Inc. Philadelphia J&& ana of rich the one MJWl U.C-fc 7 Kj51 tv J rnde ilirk gsrfalarBaMMalaffafca ySfsTft W WB yTH tSm jn- 181?. TO FUTURE Where Multiplication Counts One. pound of wheat flour, seven ounce of pieat, seven ounce of fat and the same of sugar saved per week per person, taken collective!;., doesn't -sound as though It might be the mentis of taking a few Herman trenches Multiply these llguie by 100 OOO.ooo each and see what happens, This Is tli kind of food conserxatlon for which lleibert Hoover Is making plea conser vation In small bits, but enough of these IiIIm to be history -making In their totality . JIoxv much did jou savo laut wek? . Suspenders Are In! 'Ihe serious tteml of tlinnrhi r.r tt, ,j Is havlnc Its reactlniinrt- lnniine nn ,.i,,n.. I There Is a note of masoullnitv and -;idnes I $6 Georgette Crepe Blouses, $3 S llr ll ndarnllle. ilnlntx tittle rnrnienl,. Int. I .1. jSgS blue, hlaek, grsx. brown, tnupe, ete wllh the sxverlr.t tiemsiii.iV ""T SsS3 and enffs. some xxllh Imnd-einbroldrred nml lien.to.i ,...' ,M"Hed coll.. there Is not another shop In Philadelphia xxhere xnu I'oni.i 'or one rent less than . Our tipslnlrs rrnnmii'les mraii linger hair tn pay exorbitant prlres nn Save You $2 There are dozens you to choote, all $5 and uptlairs, price of Come in and tee for while to get two Blouses MAIL UKIIKKS IB Ml" ' - -Mi SW -AT- ' is Lf Co' M6des-InexpensleJy Stylish? r fi 1 o THIRTEEN SIX xM ' J' (1 ' i F ormal Opening li 1 i ' r I Mr. and Mrs. L Stone, formerly of Stone, Inc., present to friends and patrons of former cars, n hearty vJelcome and their full appreciation of renewed friend ship, and giOe assurance of cour teous personal service and indi vidual excellence of merchandise. Frocks Gowns Suits Coats Blouses TIMS NKW 'IlClP. AT 1106 V AIA'LT ST, IS rmiKR dooms tvnsr op nni st asu HAS NO CONNEC TIONS WITH ANV OTHER BBARLSG OIH AME. yei Jas. Q. it' ' BONWvTELLER &XO. &ie dpeekiJicSicpOriotnatiotiA CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET HAVE ARRANGED FOR TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY) . A Very Special Sale OF WOMEN'S' DAY COATS Priced for WEDNESDAY ONLY 50.00' These coats have been assembled from the regular stock and feature more than six of the season's smart modes and silhou ettes. Thcvarious models are developed in VELOUR and DUVETYN in all the fashionable colorings enhanced by treatments and accentuations fashionable furs. The special price day, (Wednesday), only. GENERATION In fllS fmthm fnr,, .... . ullta designers and dressmaker" ' " Tho solldnesi shoxxs H,cif , '.. the masculinity Is ciopplnir out !L rr b uera anu great big pockets i ti" ui,w,i nre flat nti.i snmati.... .... . 'ue norn,-, n. aro flat niwt unmciii,. ..... . 1IIQ DolWi- the tunlo. The wiPent!ai8 "''. ilr ' snouiuer pieces that used to t,.' ," U, girl's school frock. Thej ate ln Ul ""' !!!5ir.""!,",?!!e.7' ,l y nmcrui ,,S,...?f tivii ui tut; furjujie The Watcher i )h sometimes odr ship o' dreams Does come whlte-wltiEcd she. ai... But oflener she drifts and b!l,ain, Held b.x the distant unknown tide. That are wltcbed by fleet inoonbeatn., Sn (Oines not our ship dream. ' -llattle A Poolev. m the ti.i? ".. K't thfttt " n. to $3 the Blouse $ 3 of excitative Hlomteit hm ( $6 values nt nur teonomi yourself and be convinced for the farice of one. It's worth l'II.M:i : SI.MI IOH u,, Home & Blouse Shod 1208 CHESTNUT ST. SaveWorSS lERCHILDS. RESTAURANT TiHr r cxTZHH'O ... ,. ---.., 1-hi.vAiUH. Wgq WALNUT ST. im c ; A ii- 1' T .V 3il for lsTi Mi !l il I g MM iiiM 2 Sj IP lis. ,9mm te'W'Mr. WHBFfmm&btjMIW&hjBM&IUbMM sfwSSmsrWKmm I.Mt lt ... i L . t 1 J n ' . V &. m & J A i ' fi-K- n t t 5M&-
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