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rCESSFUL BUSINESS WOMAN
ALLOWS .FOR EMPLOYER'S GROUCH
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an in Office Is Best Pleased With Stenographer
ft" Who Lets Him Fume
Up the Whiff Tree
RAFTER a elrl han worked for mo she
.Ails ready to work for any cuss, no
UMtter how dlsnirrpei-ble."
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Tpfn" was speaKlng or nis stenograpnor.
i He was a professional man, and I thought
6? ' M he made his boast, In. a truly profes-
, Btonni manner, SHingin uucit in ins mm
ffi'jjf'ehair and rapping his knuckles on his
',r 4Mk, how very typical, was this oxpre-i-
W V mlnn t n uiitnln trlnl MinunlllltiA
. euperiorlty.
tf. Every business woman at somo tlmo
Ys ta her experlenco meets a similar chat-
f J fenge. The world, especially tho world
;,,(: mat nanus out the pay envelope, 1
uiiBiiuiy uiiei esieu in juqk iiuw iiiui.ii
he Is going to take.
Will she fly up tho whiff trco and re
turn a biting remark? Will she lie sassy,
sarcastic, or downright Impudent? Will
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j ?ene turn tno nimcuity good naturcdiy,
,' with an effort to please, or will the mopo
0 around morbidly and at the first oppor
i tunlty of being alone buist Into tears?
Will It make her nervous anil afraid, or
will ehe buck up and peg away haidei
than ever? Theie aro things that eveiy
employer Is Interested In knowing of his
new stenographer. How Is that uniolv
able feminine quality going to react?
Things must work smoothly If they aro
to work well, and he takes advantage of
thla business necessity to rub In a little
of his own obstreperousnesH. Such Is tho
privilege of being a crank!
fpHK value of tho stenographer or the
private secretary Is In learning tho
peculiarities of her emplojer and antici
pating his wants. This, for that matter,
! tho value of any service. Unfortu
nately, all human beings aro not able to
feel a detached attitude tow aid those
with whom they como In contact In a
business way. Somo men, childish as It
may seem, must carry the petty tv runny
At their domestic establishments into theli
business life. They must make a terrible
fuss for the satisfaction of having all
hands fly to tho rescue.
THE WOMAN'S
Letters and qurolani submitted to thl ilrtnrtmnt must be vrlttcn ni 0110 aftfr 0
in paper only oiul mail ullli tip mimo of the urllrr. Special Qurriei like thos oltcn
ftfleui are invittd. II 11 unite stoml that tltc alitor clots not nicissarltv (niorsr the scntlmrnt
f?.r.'..I.o dlf. comniunlcnilons or (hit tfrpnrtmriit nhoulti be aildrascd us ollous. Tllb
WOMAVS l:UlV.l.i:, tunina l-ilur I hilailt Iphla. I'a.
TODAY'S
1. In order to e ronotnlrallr rteulnd. u turn ire
h(W mnj decree of heat should It bo altoued
to drop darlnr the nUht? ,
. now con blankets that hare outworn their
usefulness as bed eoterlnc be further utilized?
3. IIow Is fruit cup made?
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
1, If Jam of preHertes must he stored uhere
there Is ft strnne llcht they nhoiili lie trapped
In brown paper, as tlfc light will fade the inlor
tnOt tho products and sometimes lessen the food
tbIoo of them.
S. If casters are attached to the lers of the
itcben table It can Im rolled nrotind the
Kitchen and thus save much heaij llftlnc und
many steps.
t. A sewlnr machine needle that lias become
Moat ran be sharpened by tnklnic u few Mitihet
with It up and down through a piece, of ind
poper. Slip-On Sweater for Baby
To tht Editor of Woman's Page:
Dear Madam Will you please print In jour
column directions for n klmona-sleeve slip on
sweater for a child of two? How much kooI
will It take of tho "scotch tlngerlnB fUc plv"?
Thank you very much G A. M.
The sweater will require four balls of the
Scotch Angering five-ply wool. Use one pair
of needles. No C.
Cast onslxty-fiv e stitches and knit ten
Inchea, to reach as far as under the arm
f Cast on forty stitches each side for s'eeves
Knit eighteen ribs. Knit sixty-live stitches
and place on extra needle Bind off loosely
fifteen stitches for the back of the neck
5 and then knit the remaining slity-five
7 stitches. Knit four ribs for shoulder On
f neck side cast ten stitches. Knit eighteen
ribs. Bind off forty stitches from wrist
aide of sleeve. Place remaining stitches on
extra needle. Take up stitches of first
. teedle and work same as first side. Then
v (lace all on same needle and knit same
length as back.
For collar pick up stitches on neck and
knit about ten ribs. Bind off Tor cults
pick up stitches at the wrist Knit live
ribs, using same needles or steel needles
The latter will make the curt lit moro
closely.
Mincemeat and Grape Juice
To the Editor of Woman' Paae:
Dear Madam If I am not nsklnc too much.
will yju kindly print In the Woman's bxchanse
tbeso t ,e recipes? . ..
I. Mincemeat pie. 2. Brown, bettv. 3.
Orap Julro. (Mrs i II A,
1, Here Is a recipe for mincemeat just
sufficient to fill one large pie. It Is possible.
however, to buy mincemeat that Is very
good, and all that Is necessary Is to line
the pie crust with it:
TIia Infirredlenta &rA nnn nnit n. hfilf Run.
f?t V fula of chopped apples, one-quarter of a
'lit? cupful of raisins seeded and chopped, one-
W quarter or a cupiui or. cranoerries cnoppea,
K'! one-quarter of a cupful of currants, one
tableipoonfui oi snrcaaea curon, one-quar-'
tr of a. cuDful of beef suet melted, one-half
iLtaaapoonful of salt, one-half teaspoonful of
; eWHiamon, one-half teaspoonful of mace,
, efle-quarter of a teaspoonful of clove, three-
CiMVm Af n imflll ftf hrnwn mttrnr. nn.
." aiuirtMi nf n riinful of vfnesrnr and n. half
-ii- -?.;.:r. . r.s-i .";-.- t.."
!" fjuptut OI uiucr Diicwy ui nine. bunco
7-H he substituted for the wine. Mix In
v 'tho order given and let stand for a few
'k.fw W.&..M. l a atn.iA tmrr attm tlalnf- MnV
3"t MUiB 111 o..w ,.w.. .u. v n. .....v
- SOoa. naicy pio cus iiuo n. wiui mo mince
fg meat, fill the upper crust with small gashes,
If J ..... h.ll av. Vin,l T7a Xfnflla fAp
JT SVUUUV l,,k ..WW.. .i., .ua w.
Money.
if you want the recipe for mincemeat In
quaniuiea, inai in put awa io incuow
few weeks, I will print it
iwn betty Peel and chop enough ap-
to make two cupfuls Have ready one
il of fine bread crumbs and two table-
ill of butter cut into small bits But-
a bakedlsh and put In the bottom of It
layer of chopped apple sprinkled with
V bits or butter ana a very nine cm-
IU uver U118 spread u layer ol crumos.
eomes the top layer of apple, and so
vntll the dish la full. Bake closely
lor forty minutes, jiemove tne
. ut the dish on the UDoer aratlne of
I "even and brown the pudding. Serve
with nam ouuer ana sugar sauce.
Hartand.
0ratf) juice Take the stems from the
'ana tor every six quarts aaa one
of .Water, . Put them over the Are
Gswne to a slow boll. Strain, then
joiM to tne nre ana Drmg again
Mi In Wttles andsoal lm-
About a Bit Don't Fly
Just Use Tact
Vyvettes
A study in black and tan--just tho
part of the brim that's turned up
and nctually shows at first Rlancc
is faced in black velvet.
BUT how Is tho business girl going to
tako this thing' Pity for her If she
Is on her first position and half scaled
to dentil Llttlo does she iellzo that this
unwarranted display of temper Is In nine
casts out of ton merely a means of testing
out her worth. In tho world of men
standaids of efficiency aro t-ettlcd on a
dlffeient bisls.
It Is n, rougher, i franker, a more hon
est way. Men make a bigger allowance
for tho shortcomings of tho othei fellow,
nich pcisonallty has Its tlbow room
TJarrlng tho giound for Just complaint,
every fellow allows his neighbor a llttlo
neutral zone, vvheic ho miv fume and
stampede and Indulge his fallings to his
heart's content Hut the feminine mind
has not accustomed itself to this. Tho
man in tho ollleo Is best pleased with the
business woman who has tact enough
to let him bo grouchy without making
him ill at case. 51. G.
EXCHANGE
INQUIRIES
1. IIow In the American Ileil lro norktnc
to convene bal)lel, Hies In lYunce?
2. What ChrMmux prevent sent to the
trenches will tene to light the noliller'n Hay,'
3. hot It a buncilow upron.'
I. Madeleine Iliniu, n 1'rrnch slrl, who at
fnnrtceii jeart old at the time her father was
Impressed Into ur heriUe. It mid to be the
jouncett oman war heroine eer decorated
b a (loiernment.
'!. It Is not necettory to iirknonledce the for.
mal Hedillne unnounrement of n friend whote
in.irrlii.e has taken pl.ice In another city. It
the friend It u rut her Intitule one, honeter.
It It deferential to send u little note of ac
knowledgment. 1. An indettructlble voile makes n novel sub.
ttltute for the ccoricette crrpe that It belnc
used so much for tho naltt of the three-piece
drets.
Another Girl's Point of View
7"o the Ltlltor of 11 Oman's Paae'
Dear Midim -I'leaso print In jour rarer for
oil Mrls to read
Olrls never kiss any fellow '
I am a joune Klrl eiehteen jearw of nt;.
When I was sixteen I nlluwed fellows to kiss
me io, thev were not any kind hut first
classmen what we would call "swill persons
All they wanted was a kiss hut they never told
mo they lowd mo enotEh to be their wife JovV
they have laonn tired of me and when I tee
an of them that I h-to kiss 1 manv times I
look tho other was Just Itko a thief. I am
ashamed to face them
I have lately met a man an 1 am Just crazy
nbout him These men I have kissed know him
well I hue him and ho told m that he loved
me nnd wnnted mo to be his wlfi Hlneo then
he his found out th it I used to hivo about ten
men call on me an 1 let them kiss me when they
e ailed and ho hua told me that he has no mora
faith In me
Oh I am so sorry I ever klsed them' If I
could tmlv start over from the beginning I would
save mv !irt kiss for tho mm I reillj invo and
who told mo he wanted mo to ho his wife.
tllrls. never kiss a ft How If jou really don t
lovo him enouBh to be his wife or If ou know
no would not nsk jou to in irry him
I havo heard men say, It s all rlhht to love
nnd kiss a elrl and havo a wood time with her
but nothlnir doln for a wife like that " They
want a wlfo at whom no man c in point hli
tinner when ho takes her out they can
nt me. U.NTUUK SW UbTIIhAKT
I do not think you are untrue little girl
You havo fclmDlv lcarneel a irreat nnit irooil
lesson and will nefver unlearn It The joung
man should Know jou really rare for him
and If he loves jou truly should not be
willing to lUten to tho foolish and thought
less things you did when two vears younger
I hope some other girls who arc generous
with their kisses will read our lette-r mil
realize how they will feel when they really
enre for a man and how sorry they will be
that they have not been more careful Take
heart You have realized jour mistake and
no one need grieve overmuch over her mis
takes, for half the victory Is over when you
recognize jour weakness and see where sou
made mistakes Do not become prim In
your desire to make persons know jou have
changed, but be your own bright self, with
the proper maidenly reserve, and some day
your heart will be hea ed and jou will be
able to give your kiss which really expresses
love to the right man when lie asks for It.
Pronunciation of Camouflage
To the Editor of Woman's Paae;
Dear Madam Please rive pronunciation of
"canjquflaife" tn your valuable column
-cSa (Miss) H. MUMMKY.
The a In com Is pronounced as a In salm
on, ou is pronounced as oo tn woo, fla as the
first part of the word flag and ge as je. The
accent comes on the first syllable.
Christmas Present for Soldier
Te the Editor ot Woman's Paae:
Dear Madam I have been writing to a bov
I know very well In the annr for several
months. I think much of him and I know he
thinks mueh of me. I want to send him some,
thlnsr for Christmas hut sm nn knitter. Would
something to eat serve ss well?
Mention what you think wmitrt be best
ANXIO'Ja TO KNOW
There are lots of other gifts besides
knitted ones that can be appropriately sent
to a soldier There are trench flint lighters,
little khaki writing portfolios that contain
statloneryr pencils, etc, waterproof picture
frames, waterproof money belts worn as
porftetbookrf" around the waist, waterproof
tobacco pouches, with little pockets In
them to hold matches, and many other
things similar to thee.
If he were my so'dler boy I would send
him some little inexpensive gift In khaki
and a box of goodies, too. These would not
cost so much if you made some of theni
yourself. Slake some fudge and a big choco.
late cake, which you can pack. In a tin
cracker box Put In some figs, dates, nuts
and raisins and your soldier boy will be
very well taken care of, However, If you
Just want to send things to eat it will serve
very welL
GOOD HEALTH QUESTION BOX
nv jnuv w a n vpy kpt t nan at. n . t.t.. d.
In an$cer (n hralth qvrhtion Doctor htttooQ in (Ai &pace will dattv owe adtic pvntwt
tntdicine, but in no case ivill he take the risk of mafe.nu dtngnostit of or rreKcribino for nil
men to rrqul Ino nuroical trcatmtnt or druo. Health oiiMdnns uttt b vmmpttv an
rcrr rf bu p'rwir" t ttm to inwttrrr vhn nr?a0 tamptrt rw Vpf for reply
Fruit Diet
IN RKDUCIN'a weight there Is no method
superior to the fruit regimen. This plan
Is very simple Tho diet It rmdo to consist
exclusively of Juicy fruits, bran celery,
lettuce, cucumbers, etc. Tho food should
bo taken four times n dtj or at Intervals
of nbout four hours. Convenient hours nro
Beven a. m, eleven a m, three p m and
teven p. m. At each meal two or three
heaping dessert-rpnonfuls of bran should
be eaten. A very convenient way to take
the bran Is with stewed tomitocs or apple
sauce, or It may be mnde Into a porridge
with tomitoes or fruit of some sort thick
ened with a small spoonful of Hour or
meal Halt should be nvotdtd altogthcr
o taken only In a virv minute quantity
'I i" Is quite imnortant If a rapid reduction
o Height Is desired The purpose of this
regimen Is to secure very pronounced ac
tivity of the bowcN, nhli.li greatly aids In
the reduction of Hcsh After a week or
two the number of such meils tnaj bo re
duced to threo and the amount of nutri
ment nny jmicistd by the addition of
other veget, '"es mil ni two small potatoes
a t-m ul sIMe of bread and Iniittr nt each
meal, pitlcrnhl in Hit form if zwlcb.ick,
mid small portions of hi ild 'd o.itmcal
Care should be tik- n l( av d milting the
regimen mi severe as tn produce a stne of
wrakntvs and ehnusiion Tj oi three
quarts of water should be tuken daily.
Tree wnltr drinl Ing hell a to tld tho bod
of tlsstu wns'tb
In cavts In which the tongue Is coated
ns the result of Intestinal toxemia, tho
'fruit regimen" not onlj nducrs the
wclg'it but also cliang tho IntiMlnal and
alk il ti zis the bl od and tissue llulds
Constli ntlon and liitrttlinl toxemia, with
liearl.ii.hu or rheumatism as natural con
riji up Is fuqjv- t In obeiiti Tho
"fiult" nffords a hlghl useful means of
tleillng with disease
Water Drinking for Dropsy
If a person Is ilrnpsl-u or If ivu'e-r lollects
In nnv part of the lmd should hr. refrain from
drlnlilns watir or any kind of Haul ls7
II T Y
It Is not necessary fur one to refrain from
drinking water In diopsy The dropsy Is
t ot diminished by lea cnlng tho amount of
water taken by the mouth.
Hernia
cured with
Can rupture ho cured without on opcrntlnti?
G rl
A truss applied verj iirly In young per-
THE CHEERFUL CHERUB
I wont retja-rd my
troubles
Witk worry or with
Vhenever I ignores
ihem
They simply
QiS'c.ppe.r.
Washing the Dishes
When we on simple rations sup
How easy Is the washing up'
Hut hcavv feeding compile ites
Tho task by soiling nun) plates.
And though I grant that I have prajtd
Tha o might find a tcrv lng-mald
I d hculllon all mj elajs, I think,
To tee Her smilo across the tlnk I
I wash, Phe wipes In water hot
I touse each dlsdi and pan and pot;
bile Tafty mutters, purrs and begb,
And rubs himself against my legs.
The man who never In his llfo
Has w allied the dishes with his wife
Or polished up the silver plate
Ho Mill is largely celibate.
One warning: there Is certain ware
That must be handled with nil tare;
The Lord Himself will give, jou up
If jou fchould drop a willow cup!
Christopher Murlcy
Where Women Vote
C A. Hradloj. Major of Longmont. Colo
rado, writes 'Women vote In large num
bers, and brlbcrj Is unknown Hetter men
are elected to olllce, and through the fran
chises given to women, all tho towns In thH
part of the .State aro temperanco towns, and
the law Is well enforced It Is through tho
lnlluenee of tho women that tho politics of
the btate Is fa.st gaining ground In thu
right direction, and it will be but a few
j ears until vvehave one of tho cleanest tSatcs
in tho Union'
II Klmore Trej-. M D , of Pierce. Idaho,
testifies as follows: "Ninety per cent of
the women vote In city and county Womui
servo with credit In olllclal capacity Women
suffrage Is preventing gambling, drunken
ness und crime among the citizens of our
mining camps, where we havo the toughest
element In the United States I have seen
them close dives and saloons that the
sheriffs and the United States marshals
could not, by simply posting notices on thej
doors." Nashville Tennestean
Healyour child's
sick skin with
Resinol
The minor skin troubles to which
infants and children are subject
itching patches, bits of chafing,
rash or redness so easily develop
into serious, stubborn affections,
that every mother should have
Resinol Ointment onhan'dtocheck
them before they get the upper
hand. Doctors and nurses recom
mend Resinol for this with the
utmost confidence because of its
harmless ingredients and its suc
cess in healing eczema and similar
serious skin diseases
Rtilnot Ointment U told trr sit drontt.
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BslsslgE vv ttwJKl-''&floWBB
tm
for Obesity
sons, well fitted and worn constantly, will
sometimes effect a cure If the rupture Is
slight In extent Other nonsurg'ctl methods
are altogether unreliable and somo are dan
gerous An operation Is tafe nnd In skilled
hands nearly alvvajs succeeds.
Hookw orm
What Is the nature of hookworm?
villi K. C.
This dhense Is one of the most prevalent,
most harmful nnd most certainly curable of
nil dlFcasos It Is more or less prevalent
throughout Ihe woild More than htlf the
populnt on of the globe Is cpoed to thl .
malady The dl&ease was known lo the
ancient I'gvptlans, although Its cause was
not understood It Is less thin a bundled
Mars since tho dscjver) of the Imjltwirm
by an in Inn phvenn It wns .llrst d a
covertd in l'nrto It ci In 1819 Three .vears
later It vum 1 severed in the S itithcrn
Stales It I be I ived tint the d vense was
brought to tills c untry th lur'i the. sne
trade In Feme pi its ot the South 00 per
cc-it of the whole population nre found
affected by this disease It Is more fre
quent In country districts tlnn In cities
It Is epelill prpv ilcnt nm ng tho s.0
1 called mountain whites of the South.
I'oul Ureal !i
What Is the ciuso of a foul breath?
M N D
I There nre many minor causes such as
; decaying teeth chron c msal c itarrh and
. diseased tonsils but the prlnc'p.il cause Is
I ,i i. ,..- i i -1....J r-nM
tollHl p IIIU1I I HO JI'JI-soilM ui'puim-u Ituiu
the colon are dNUi irged through the lungs
giving a ftca odor to the breath The
lemedy Is to udopt nn ant'toxlc diet nnd to
train tho bowels to move three times n day.
The Pacifier
What harm can there he In the use of the
norther" If It Is elrnnaed each time before
hclni; Introduced Into th" baby's mouth?
juts i: q
The "soother." ' consolation n'pplc" or
pacifier" as It Is variously termed, has
long been conceded to he one of the most
common me ins whereby harmful germs are
Introduced Into the mouth of a child allowed
to use It
(Coprlcht )
Tomorrow's War Menu
UHUAKTAST
Oranges
Creamed Codfish
Toast Corfeo
LUNCHEON
Iiaked Corn with Clams
Hot Hulls Cocoa
Apple Sauce
niNNKtl
Veal Cutlet with Tomato Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Canned Peas
Cnbb ige and Celery Salad
Ilrown ISctty
UAKKD COHN-WITH CLAMS
One cin minced e lams, one cupful canned
eorn one cupful milk, one egg rll beaten,
one cupful ilr bit, id crumbs, two tabic
spoonfuls butter, one teaspoonful salt, one
itiaiter teispoo iful pepper, speck onion calt,
If desired, onc-iU irter teaspoonful paprika
Mix Ingredients, except butter, together
well, put them In u buttered biklng-dlsh,
pi ice bits of butter on top and bnlte ono
half hour l'resh eorn maj be used (Jood
Housekeeping
1-2-3-4 Bread
It requhes one jenst cake, one cupful of
milk, one cupful of water, one-half cupful
of inolassc, one tnblespoonful of bait, two
tnblespoonfuls of shortening, two cups of
white Hour, one and a half cupfuls of wholo
wheit Hour, one cupful of bran Hour, one
cupful of rjo Hour
Directions Heat the milk and water, add
tho shortening and cool When lukewarm
add the halt and the jeast dissolved In
one-half cupful of lukewarm water, put In
the white Hour and beat well; let rise In
the morning add tho molasses, tho other
three Hours nnd enough more white Hour
to make a htlff dough Let rise again
Shape Into loaves und let rise once more.
Hike In a moderato oven Colorado Springs
Gazette.
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IN THE MOMENT'S
MODES
Afternoon Costume of Peacock
Blue Chiffon Velvet
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Tho model you select for your
afternoon frock depends upon tho
use to which the costume is to bo
dedicated. Time was when nn
afternoon costume was a frock to
be worn under a coat, worn to
matinees or other 'informal affairs.
Time was when it was elaborately
trimmed, when the materials
which went into its making were
chosen from the lightweight silks
and transparencies. Today there
arc two types of afternoon cos
tumes the frock designed to do
double duty as street costume and
for wear to luncheons or any othci
affair where a tail-ro ' suit w l I
be de trop. As a rule, it is fur
trimmcd and its dressy thuiaaei
is supplied by the richness of its
material. On the other hand, there
is the afternoon costume btich as
that pictured in today's sketch a
costume which may be worn to the
theatie, a tea tlnnsant or any after
noon reception. The material of
this little cosfttme 's peaock-blue
chiffon velvet, the rnll-r -pel cuffs
of white organdie trimmed with
gMd filet lace.
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Dy JUDD MORTIMER LEWIS
,t, The Adventure
MY PATHHIl nnd I are home ngaln, for
Mr Hoikruddcr nnd Alice hnvo g'
back and ci look after their own house
and the ' r ar can lo k after himself nnd
the mar wli ! n hui dred jears old. So
we In J p les today ind I made coffee
for mv faih r nnd after he "iad gono to
bed t i p after his night watchlnr Howdy"
anj ' ra n 'd because It evns Sunday and
vu ild t have to g to scaoal
We went across the rive- n"d down In
stead oi up toward Mr. Rockruddcr's. After
we Md walked awhile t'i.ee men In a big
iu'e r lsed "s If wo wa ted to -M" and 've
did Wo went away out Into the coun'rv
n 1 t'o t'le niei got o'Jt a'1 went Into
so-n w-od Sioi thev cam" back carrji"g
a big turke' by the legs They were putting
It Inti the nil'o when n man ca'ne out of the
woods w'ta n run In hi' In ds md asked
them what thev were dolner On ' t' other
m-- said. ' I"a 1 g pi ocM"1 Wh t did ou
thHk we were do'"g7" T'le ma vlth th'
gun wns verv na 1 nnd be tr'l thfm t'"Jt
the must pa" Mni fejr the- ti'ikev or he
would shont them full of 1 o'r The men
raid they d'd not have aiy nionev.
1 said to the man, "I hnve vnt $20" The
man said. "That will bo enough " I said,
Ml light You st.a heie ind I will run
'nme and get the'm ne " The man i'd,
Oh os jou are one n' trpue Hcl c'l"
k'.l nreitjou?' I jn'd 'Tor c it's ake
d- vo't thl"k I'm -ot tel"ng th trut'i' " e
of fi-- oth"r men snld 'C me on Tie wn't
el-r t- shoat " The ma" with 'he g'in "-n'd,
'1 v'" certnlnl" shont aur lo- If ou "'art
f" a'to" I said '"'let ! e-0t their dog
lie Is my do-r " I c.al'ed t'.ow ly to me aid
snhl ' Oo nhenel and snoot ti w If jou
sh"ot him jou mint shot me"
Two of the mi H'-ed me In the tuto,
Itnwdv and n'l a1 d avv-iv we went w'th the
man with the gun ia':'rg his fl't 1 1 us I
guess I was a Utt e b t se.a-e(l one of the
men said "Have 'ou "ot $20 sure enough"
I sa'd ' Do you th' k ' nm ! Ing? ' He said
Certalnlv not When we . jt to town we
will go to jour cor"e- .md wnlt while J"U
run home ind get the money. Then wo will
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Will EXHIBIT at the
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IN RED RCCM WAJ;'rn 9 A. M. to 10 P. M,
A Marvelous S-hction of
flGH GRADE FURS
Inc't'ding Silver I-oxps, Russian and Ca
nadirn Sab'es, Broadtail and Chinchil
las md furs of every variety in fash
ionable garments of al descriptions.
Unr-'-lAsr- 'r -f nf 0 Cm. Rib's and Rngs
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LUIGI RIENZI
1714 Walnut Street
Special sale continued
Balance of the W.cek.
Women's S'i,ts & Dresses
Taken fiom iesu:r stock, 'values up lo ST.",
broken .si?es,
Women's Ever ing Gto.. ns
brocade, Velvjt, Satin, ChLTon and Crepe; hand-'
somely trimmed, Embroidery, Crystal or Fur
57.50 to 275.00
Millinery
Reliable Furs
Coats
of the Turkey
ke vou to where Santa Claus llv.
nkes the Christmas preent and von "
i'tlc out the ones vou want." 1 said i ?iCn
hod who woulo steal a turkcv wonu . Jy
Ittle r-T. Stnp this auto and let m, 05
Th- -it, -ill "Wo vvovt Co nytMn,-
that Woi take jou and lock v0UUD tin
vou dig up thnt moncv" u "" u'l
. Tho man grabbed m and 1 said nn ,'
't ICm-l-'" 1'i.nlv dl e ?'a'..?0 t
seem to like them anyhow. When liii
JetW tint, the ma's eg th, "JSSTfiS
. ..... : ' vft ' man hni. .
ere i ami tne man who was innln. .i "
a-t- tuTfl around to see what w. Hi
matter nnd the auto, which was golnt f...
ran rff a 1,-ld'o n-d turned evor rto5
and I n,1 the turkey we-c flung 0. ,J
I eame ,i0.V'i on th. turkey and ths oit
iretf- -oar'v shook mv teeth loose rtwii.
,. -n..n nn t,, .,, iri, nw '"V
of him and the other two men were und.,
to o-lkd t' ll-wd- tolet eo.sd
'e did TVn -ve ra- aw a t?.l
could T'le t.ast tlm I 'olcd hark tk!
"W1 .b'' Wns tryln? tn 'he ,it,
nit the rther t o nen. '
Ito-d' and ' wit to ee tl-n ind t.m
-ic ami ! t M , .'n I m 'td him te!
--t me n ritltms tree Mm h-s a 0. 1,
Ut'e Chrl-tnnt trees growing In Ms yird
n he chopnvl o-o down and to k it and
Matg'e nnd me to mv house My fthtr
" t nut of bed nnd helped us-et It up si
nw w-e nre alt ready for Chrl'tmis Then
w all hid -"tipper, which M.ag-lc got. and
my father went n'ght watching at the bank.
lm a"d Mnrele went home, and -vijen ?
hnd t"M It-iwdv the reason for Chrlidmai
we folded our piws and privcd, 'Dnr
Mother which art In heaven I did not know
lut vou w-re toing to take me to heaven
'r Christmas when I saw the man with
the run todav. I nm kind of glad jou
didn't, for I have got a Christmas tree and.
I am going to hang up all the stockings In
the house Ask God to Mess you ind my
'nther. I suppose Mr. Carpenter win be
kind oi homesick because It will be hl
first Chilstmas In heaven Amen."
"The Doubter." the next I'utsr KIMsrt ad.
venture, nppenrs In tomorrow's Ktenlni I.4ier.
Gowns 'or Evening
Gowns of charming design
for theatre, dance or social
function. Exclusive in concep
tion and moderate in price.
Coats and hats to match.
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