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ALLYING PATHS
ARE DEATHBEDS OF FRIENDSHIP
hissing Where There Is
iComradeship That Might Have Ripened Into
Love Discussion of Double Standard
flin Im If lhM fttrta Vlea?
PatJ Thlj is a point broufiht up by one
C, S, In a letter to tho Woman's I'aRO re
herring to tho various opinions pro and
) Jl a.) AVmA ( UnKI tnlnlll HlniAi1 I ft lltABIt
ijKjfr. i w me Aiog .auii- - uuvi; iuiiuiu .it ....wot
lsia;co!"mns- ..
rcnro neraoraocr ll iukcs iwo 10 muito n, oir
?. ataln." she continues, "unless tho man bo
;jE cad."
Then the letter goes on to describe a
class of men who gather up their kisses
and say good-bye tho man who cries
"next" when tho humor for a now con
quest come upon him. It Is a real letter
this.
A?
Lti this Is true, C . H. There Is such
man, Ho comes by tho millions,
Man is a conquerer ever. What he can
not have ho wants and when ho gets It
after a llttlo whllo ho does not want It.
Unfortunately for some, conquering has
nothing to do with love.
Homo day tho bold, pleading one ho
whobo belt Is heavy with the trophies of
near love, meets the only girl. Most likely
he doesn't daro to ask to kiss her. Man
is powerfully shy at a time like 'this.
Then In face of tho great day when he
is allowed the rare prlvllego of carrying
her magazine homo from town all tho
other llttlo girls In tho world fado away
Into smoke. All tho whispered nothings
In the vcstlbulo are forgotten. This Is
love and there has been no kiss!
IS TI
No,
THIS a picture of a bold bad man?
friend reader. It Is a picture of the
average man. It 1m tho things ns they
are. And because we are living today
not tomorrow, when things may bo more
ideal we have taken this stand of tell
ing girls to save their kisses. They are
cheap and tawdry when there is no
pledge, of lovo behind them. There Is a
double standard, It. is true. A man, as
one reader remarked, may be conferring
his 1991st token of undying affection on
tho young woman from whom he would
exact her first. But will It raise tho
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
Letters nnd tiuetstinns submitted to thn department must be written on one side of
the paper onlu nnd nigned with the itmii of the writer. .Special tjuerua like thote given
below nre invited. It it mirff rttood that the editor rinci not ntcesinritu indorse the ,mtfitri)it
rrpreaned. Alt tammunlcntionn for thti department should be uddre&sul ns fotlowt,: Till!
WOMAN'S KXCIIANOK, Kvcning Ledger. Philadelphia, 'ft.
TODAY'S
1, How many calorie, nr unit nf fonil iilue,
ore required per tlj ly the meruit iirtlte
noniun of from turnttWe to forty ieur?
I. How ran the sack in ulitrh flour, surar.
Halt, etc., rome be utilized?
3. What palatable breaUfa,! dih ran be made
from left-orrr piece of i-orntirend?
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
1. The life elates of food, correct ne of
which make the balanced meal, nre protein
foods, or muscle builder! carbohjdrate, starch,
aurar, etc., which make heat and power to
vrorkt fat., width iiNo nuke lieatt food con
talnlnc mineral mills and lecetable actd, to
cleanse blood, build hone, etc, and "rouchace,"
or bulk, such u bran, eo.ire cereal and the
roaro part of spinach, iiililiaite, etc., which are
body rttulatlnf,
!. Excellent powder for flurlnc and thicken.
Inr aoap can he made from bit of leftover eel
err and solid ccetahleH that hate been dried
In the oren and then ground up.
3, A wornout pure make an admirable but
ton sad hook and eje bolder. Hook can be
put In one compartment, button In another,
etc. The purse run he hung up In the .cm inr
machine, and thus ud .ate many m moment
.pent In looktne for dre. "Ilndinr.,
Cheese Croquettes
To the Editor o U'oias 'awe:
Dear Madam Will you please print a recipe
for maklnc cheese croquettes? t.Mrn.) M. N.
Melt three tablespoonfuls of shortening
and to this add one-third pt a cupful of
flour and one cupful of hot milk. Blend and
tlr until smooth. To this add one cupful of
cheese, finely chopped: one-quarter tea
spoonful each of mustard, paprika and salt
nfi a pinch of cayenne pepper. Let stay In
challow dish until cool. Shape this pasto
then into small pyramid-like mounds and
roll them In fitted bread crumbs. Then dip
In egg and once more In the crumbs, Fry
In deep fat. The croquettes should be a
golden brown.
To Feed Five on Six Dollars a Week
Tojtht Editor of ll'ooinii'a Vaat:
pear Madam I am a rreat loer of your de.
partment and a I find other vtting profolemi
aolved throurh you 1 now cume for help.
Please can you or any of the readers of this
department tell me how a family of five (mi
mall children) ran with ft! a week havo three
rooked meals a day and an extra tutirh besides?
K ro, would they oe catinr the r.e.t nr roo17
(Mrs.) II. U. M.
It is almost an Impossibility to prolda
three balanced meals a day for five grown
persons for the sum of $6 a week. This
averages, as you know, about nighty-llvo
rents a day for food. Serving lots of milk,
soups, macaroni and dried beans In one
way for you to economize and get the
most value for the money out of your food
allowance. A quart of milk at twelve cents
ISJrA. tves equal nourishment to a pound of
-. .. -. .. . ,
br round Hieaj, ui luny ccma. iiowevcr, in
k3i , order to have the balanced meals that make
'ire?J tor the nea,tn of tne body these foods must
?i? oe cumuincu wiiii ktccii tuuua, irons, some
,3S f.t. nd srweetr.
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- V nvo uuu "" taiuti. na yuu tco, However,
M they do not fit within tho elchty-flve cents.
it-, Tlav vnltrlit. hnweir. trivA vnu nn IHa nf
!?! h . u- &. niiAitM i. .
r'ir nuw ma invi.j rhuuiu uo rjcnv jirvpor
"fetlonately.
J'vriV One-qu
quarter pound of oleomarrarlns for
.' "fgt? Uble, nine cents; cod fat for cooklns to
at V-SZ" tether with fat saved from" table, flvo cents ;
"j.icereal for ureaxtast ana lunch, bought In
.4 bulk, tlve cents; two pounds of some sort of
'Hour or uicai, sixteen ceius ; sugar, inree
'.juarters of a pound, sometimes substitute
xasses, eigni cents; meat, one pound solid,
prenty-flve cents (meat may be replaced
th tlh couple of times a week) ; one-half
una of dried peas or beans or one-quarter
nd of cheese, nine cents: one ouart and
kiVInt of milk, nineteen cents; quart of po-
Moes, fifteen cents; apples or fruit, ten
WHU; other vegetables, ten cents. This
viam x,dA. uy juuiviuua um ui ieiiover8
JWI might' be ablo to cut this down per day
,M4 Wt lunch out of it In the bargain. The
fft)4 '.would not be of the very best, but
IKHlMjbe good, i
, tiat spring the Ufa Extension Institute
(KrMvjcted an experiment In which persons
were fed three meals for twenty-five cents a
- tay.. ,lf you write to this Institute, which
frM ..Headquarters at 113 South Sixteenth
. MmC perhaps It can give you some val-
fMwiWMttona about your menu making.
rarivr jvur 4wv,ium lu (nauers
Jaw tM problem of feed-
OF SENTIMENT
Not Real Love Ruins
Vyvettes
A royal little hnt of purple anil
gold brocade and deep purple
velvet top.
standard of t'.'c man's sense of things ns
they should be for the girl to try to break
his record and distribute 1992 kisses Just
because ho has lolled up u record of four
figures.
When tho day of tho single standard
comes, wo hope that men will come up
to tho plane of woman, not that tho world
will accord her the rare privilege of com
ing down to his.
M01'
OUK friendships that mlsht have mu
red Into love liavo been ruined by
kissing than perhaps by any one single
institution. There is no going back to
the old stamping ground uf comradeship
when one has deserted it for the dajlylng
paths of sentimentality!
INQUIRIES
I. Mhnt ufllte bun recent)., been opened In
rhll.idrlhl:t t help place ttomen In paid nr
ork?
t. Viliat l the secret of looklnr well In
lolor not ordinarily becoming- to one?
3, l It proper for a man to rive hi arm to
Klrl to whom he In neither married nor en
Hired, while walklni In the street?
1. .Another wrlt "ronlritanie" for ih. u.r
who ha a wrlt watch Is the rompa. fome
or Tnre nave the Illuminated needle and north
point. They are try useful, partl.uli.rly to
officers.
-. ery llrht hades and er.i dark ..hade
a it rule are Intlnlteb more hrlrhtrnlne to n
dull skin thun any mnlliim hha.lr.
3. On u lonr railroad Journey the lln ran
be protected from rrlme and dut by ponrlnr
It o(T two or three time a day with n lotion
made of lemon Juice, rooewater. rbcrrln and
n pinch of borax. This I better to ue than
water.
Indignant Maiden
To tlit Editor of Woman' 1'aor:
Dar Madam May I presat a rlrls view
lnf "n thla aul.J.ct of promiscuous klsVlne.
particularly in answer to J. K. i'.'j '"""k-
Who Is It theso girls kiss' Are not the men
as rullty aa the women Remember t take?
two tn make a hanraln unle, the mat Is a ,a 1
A rlrl does not hand her kisses out nn a siUer
fn" !,7 ilt,",,"" ' or herself to be
In loe with the man.
...ii. '.f.li.1''-. 'nut tielone to that class of men
f?; Jiir,.".'! f0J.? nw""iuet, and also to
the class who believes In sowlnir their wild
AZl .Z . ."'"u. "now me world wl con
done the rc: In them, but condemn It In the
woman. They forget that there Is a day of
, irw...,,,.. urii mpir innocent wives and chll
,,,I'n.wJ" ry i.he P'DHy for their nine and on
the Judgment Day when thev will h. h.la ....
ly responsible, tn the eyes of Justice It Is lust
as wroni; fur a man to break rinun ih. k..r...
as a woman. J. K. r. must be the type of
man whe will ro the limit and then ro home
nnu preacn morality to nis sisters, wife and
daughter. A nan who respects women will not
treat any woman tn the mnnn,. tn .ki.i. u-
does not want his wife treated. If all men were
iT lu v', '',;' "uuuiiiB no aarer on Amer can
soil than In the trenched with the Huns, for It
I j to protect .".a from such men that we are In
ling war, n are snocKeti in learn of the
atrocities r'-minlttcd bv the llun. yet 1 am sure
J. K. K.'s actions differ little from theirs, for
he who has an little regDcct fnr ivnm-,Mnj
not to he trusted.
May I further add thnt I sm more than sur.
prised that the editor of this column by her
this subject.
J tiust you win print tni letter, c, S.
If you have been following the letters
closely on the subject of kissing you will tee
that the edittr has not In any way approved
of a double standard. It did not seem to u.s
that J. K. V. advocated a double standard
either. Perhaps J. K. V. will answer for
himself.
Course In Primary Methods
To f fte h'dltor of Voman3 rnffc;
Dear .Madam Will you pleas tell me If there
s a school tn Philadelphia which offer, a course
n prim; -y methods whe. a teacher in a j"..r
leave of absence could spend her time profitably?
J. It.
A special teachers' course In primary
methods Is offered at Temple University
Droad and Berks streets. As far as I can
learn, this Is the only Institution In the city
that offers such a course. The class meets
every Friday for Just one hour. The courte
can be completed in a year.
Is Still Water Clean?
To the Editor of Woman's t'agc;
Dear Madam Kindly tell me which water Is
cleaner runnlnr water or still water?
DAH.Y HBADKrt.
Still water might be cleaner than running
water If the latter comes from an Impure
source and the former from a pure source.
In general, however, running water Is sup
posed to be fresher and cleaner than still
water. Outdoor water, In ponds, etA, that
stands stilt long becomes stagnant In the
house, though, for instance, when water is
running in a barln, It Is drawing a rather
fine line of distinction to say that water
while running Is cleaner than the water
that has just been run into the bowl. How
ever, If water Is allowed to stand In tho
bowl dirt accumulates in it, and It is
naturally less clean than fresh runnlnr
water.
Cannot Be Answered Here
B. B. Please send self-addressed enve
lope In regard to Inquiry about Philadelphia
and New Jersey and the question of hus
band's residence and a personal reply will
be sent to you.
. KUi. O- P. If you wilt send a aalf.
PATSY KILDARE
Money in Oranges
THIS morning when I woko up I kissed
Howdy on the noso and then got up ftnd
made the coffeo and flopped tho pancakes,
and my father camo and said: "Vou are
certainly tho finest little girl on this side
or the street. You are getting to dc a
regular llttlo housekeeper," Then he ate
bis breakfast and kissed mo and uent to
bed to sleep after his night watching und
Howdy and I went uptown into a big store.
I said to the man who camo to me after ho
had waited on every one else: "Have you
got any Tallfornla oranges?" He said:
"Yes." I said: "Arc you uro they are
California oranges? No other kind will
do." Ho said: "Of course they are Cali
fornia oranges." 1 said: "Is there any
money in California oranges this year?"
Ho said: "I should say so. There Is more
money In them this year than there has
been before for n good many years. How
ninny do you want?" 1 said: "I want it
lot of thorn."
So 1 bought a whole hot of California
oranges, and he wtole down my name and
where I live, ami said ho would send them
out. Then I went homo and the oranges
got there utmost as soon ns 1 did. I had
tho mnn biing them Into tlm kitchen and
nnd thou I got it tllshpan to put tho money
In and a tub for the oranges. After that I
got a hatchet and busted open the. top of
tho bux. It Is a good thing that I am tin;
strongest little girl In town or T would
never have got the box busted. Then I got
the butcher knife and sat down by the box
and took an or.mge and cut It ripen.
1 did not sei money In it, but 1 out
It some more and there was not a cent In it
anywhere. So I threw It Into the tub and
tried another. I kept on cutting them and
digging around In them with my fingers till
the tub whs half full and my lap was full
of Julrc and my fingers were sore, and I
had not found a nickel. Hy that time I was
so busy wondering whether I would get my
money back und why Harney had fooled tin
that I did not see my father tilt ho said:
"What in the world do you think you are
doing?" There he was In tin- door In his
nightie when 1 looked Up. 1 said: "Some
friends of mine and a man In the store who
Is not a friend of initio told inn there was
money in oranges, so I bought a box of
them and 1 have opened half of them and
hae not found a cent."
My father started to laugh and then he
said : "Come In here and sit on my knee, t
want to tell you something." So I did and
ho said: "There Is money In oranges." I
Mild: "Then I'd better get busy and cut up
the rct of them." Ho Slid: "Hold on.
Now. see whether you can unilerstand this.
Tlieie Is money In oranges for the man who
grows them If he grows a big nop and sells
them for a good price. There Is money In
thein for the storekeeper, too, for ho buys
them for one prlee and sells them for a
higher ptlce. If lie sold that box of oranges
to you for a dollar more than be paid for It
there was one, dollar in the oranges for
him."
That was ery plain when bo explained It,
but 1 was disappointed to think that my
father was not going to lie rich and stHy at
home nights and have an auto. If 1 had
been a rrying kid I guess I would lia
crled. My heart and neck hurt for Just
a minute and my father was holding me
tight and Howuy was looking anxious. Then
I began to laugh and then my father begin
to laugh, ami everything was all right I
took some oranges to Jim and Maggie and
i-oiiip to Hell and I.unny, and some to June.
Then I was happy, for S.inti Claus hail left
me a box of candy, tied with a red ribbon,
at June's.
"The Circular Stulrrnte," the net I'afu Ml
Hare iidtenture, appear In tomorrow' lltenlnc
l.eucrr.
To Stop the Flapping
The flapp.ni; of the window shade when
the sash Is raised and the shade lowered is
a serious annoyance to nercus people, who
are generally light sleepers. If the shade
Is raised the light may waken one too
early, yet ventilation Is absolutely neces
sary to health.
The way to prevent the flipping Is very
simple. Screw two little brass cup hooks,
one nn each side of the window frame, oppo
site each fther about a foot from tho sill.
At night tie a broad tape across the open
window from one hook to the other, as sail
ors say, "taut." Sctew a third hook In the
molding below tho sill, exactly in the center.
Pull down tho shade over the tape nnd
tie the cord to tho lower hook. The shade
will be held firmly In place and a peaceful
night's sleep Is assured.
HOME COMPOSERS' MUSIC HEARD
Manuscript Music Society Provides
Orip;i'nal Program for the Philo-
musian Club
The Manuscript Music Society, whose
membership includes a number of Philadel
phia composers of mark, and the Phllo
muslan Club co-operated last night In a
program of original music. The club
women wero tho hostesses of tho homo
composers In their delightful club house
and the concert represented tho November
meeting of tho musicians.
A number of compositions of merit were
heard. In many cases the composer per
forming or directing his own work. Nich
olas Douty, the noted tenor, artistically
sang several songs and Miss Quinlan was
heard also in vocal solos, A trio for
piano and strings was directed by Camllle
Zeckwer. Philip Coepp's violin sonata and
piano pieces hy Clarence Hawden wero aln
performed. Tho club had the assistance .of
thn Halm Quartet In tho Interpretations.
A supper was served after the program to
tha members of both clubs.
THE CHEERFUL CHERUB
Its str&.n$e that -&.H
the books thera fc.re.
5Kou such a. little,
part
Of tdl tha poems
ex.c one, y&.s
Unwritten in his heart
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Tomorrow's War Menu
HUIOAKKAST
llak.'.I Pears.
Scrambled Kggs.
Toast Coffeo
U'.WHKO.V
('teamed .Macaroni with Oysters
Tomato Itellsh Hot Illsclllts
Stewed Prunes
n;.wi:n
ttaked Spiced Salt MaiKeiel
Halted Potatoes (Jreen peas
Pineapple Salad with Mayonnaise
Crackers Cheese
HAKKI1 SPICK' SALT MACKHRKI,.
Let the fish soak In cold water for about
twelve hours. Then drain, rinsing well.
Put In baking dish granite If possible
and sprinkle on top with one quarter tea
spoonful each of cinnamon, allspice, clovo
and pepper. Pour oxer this oi.e-half cup
ful of vinegar and one-half cupful of water.
Hake for an hour In a moderate oen!
Haste uulte frequently.
Arts and Letters Society Meets
Tho Arts nnd Letters Society of Plilladel
phla held Its monthly meeting last evening
In the Xcw Century Club. An Interesting
program was given with "India" as the
central topic. In addition to consideration
of the subject of tho evening an attractive
musical program was offered the members
nnd their guests. Soloists for tho evening
were Loulso Sterret-Hazel, soprano; Doro
thea N'ecbe, pianist, and Charles Huns
berger, tenor, assisted by Mabel Parker.
Tho music committee this season consists
of Marlon Spangter, Mrs. Cardner Nicholas,
Mary Hates and James navenport, with
Frederick It Statke ns chairman.
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RAOUL WALSH JOINS
GOLDWYN PICTURES
"Honor System's" Director Will
Prepare Important Films.
"Cleopatra" and "Camille" .
Coming
ny (he Photoplay Editor
It. A. AValsh, one of tho ablest directors
in tho motion-picture industry, joins the
(loldwyn pictures organization In Decem
ber, having signed a contract with Samuel
tioldnsh, president of Coldwyn, this week
covering a long period of time. At the ex
piration nf bis now expiring contrite! with
tho William Fox organization, Mr. Walsh
Immediately will begin work on a big pro
duction which Ooldwyn will hold pending
his advent Into Its ranks.
The virility of Walsh, his ability to reach
the heights! of melodramatic, action, his
command of pathos and love Interest nre
perhaps best shown In 'The Honor Sys
tem " Other phases of Walsh's splendid
capacities are icvealed In his Thcda Ultra
picture, "Tho Set pent," In "Regeneration"
and In "The Innocent Sinner" and "He
trayed." ttaoul Walsh first attracted attention In
dims In the role of John Wilkes Hooth In
"The Illrth of a Nation," and he was one
of several young men who showed such
adaptability for motion-picture direction
that P. W. firlfllth gavo them units of that
big historical story to do under his guid
ance nnd oversight. Steadily since that
day he has grown In power and In dramatic
In-lght.
The cast Is being engaged and alieady tho
sets for Walsh's Urst tioldwyn picture are
under way nt tho Fort Len studios. An
nouncement of tho story and cast Is to be
made soon.
"Camllle'" nnd "Cleopatra" have been
passed by tho Stato Hoard of Censors and
will be shown In tills city under the auspices
of the William Fox Company. It Is prob
able, according to (Jeorge Pembow. Iprnl
manager, that the latter production will
be shown at tile Mettopolllnn Opera House.
The Arcadia will show "Camllle" the week
of December .1.
SABBATH PRESERVATION RALLY
Seven Hundred Sunday Schools to Hold
MasR-Mceting Tonight
John Wanamaker will preside at a mass
meeting In behalf of Sabbath preservation
tlil-i .nening In the Flnptlst Temple. Hroad
and Herks stteets. Representatives nf
nearly "no Sunday schools will participate
In the rally, which will relebrate the seventy-seventh
anniversary of the Philadelphia
Sabbath Association. Pr. Howard A. Kelly,
of Haltlmore. radium expert, will speak on
"The obligations of Christian Citizenship."
The Itev. Pr. Thomas T. Mutchler. corre
sponding secretary of tho Sahbath Associa
tion, will make the address of welcome, ami
there will be greetings by tin- llev. Dr.
Itussell II. Conwell and the Itev. Dr. Floyd
W. Tumklnx.
The Itev. W. It. Forney will outline nn
educational campaign for Sabbath ob
servance that will lie Inaugurated in TOO
Sunday schools and young people's societies
or the city. John Walton and Walter Me
Causland also will speak.
The Philadelphia County Sunday School
Association, Christian Ihideaxor Society of
Philadelphia, liaptlst Young People's I'nlon
and 'Kpuorth League will io-operate with
the Philadelphia Sabbath Association.
Harry C. Lincoln will lead a huge chorus
choir and Clarence Reynolds will give a
patriotic recital on the organ.
To Have "a la Hoover" Banquet
Food economy will be practiced at tl
annual hamiuet of the Philadelphia Club of
Advertising Women tonight at the A.lelphla
lintel. The dinner, which is designated "a
la Hoover," will consist of a menu of
chicken, hot corn bread, rice and a shniik
dessert. The speakers lor the occasion
will be W. C. Trewln, nf the Dando Printing
Company, und the Misses Anne Ilerandlnc
nnd K. V. Magulte, of New York. Ml."
Anna M. Kelley. president of the dub, will
act as todstmaster.
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1112 Chestnut Street 1114
Third Floor
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GOOD HEALTH
Dy JOHN HARVEY
In diMW.r to Uralth auettUma. Oocjor Ketlooa in Mi space tll dattu alve advic,
medieme, but in no wn; wtit i take lh rtsk of maktnjJiaanot,. P r,i.,?
.( rtyuliltn surilc.il treatment or drute. Health 4Hej.,, l(..() J, ""
iwered y pcrsmial Jttturs to iwt.lr.irj who tncloee itamfed enulovt, for "r
Fresh-Ah
WliATnvr.lt other luxury there may he
lacking In tho Bleeping room, It should
m.t lank .tin ti.v.irv nf fresh nlr. The re-
breathing of nlr already contaminated hy
waHte products from the lunga Is un
doubtedly the ciiubo of niuny of the Increas
ing IIIh to whleh Ilesh Ih heir, many more
than arc so lecognlzed, The modern well
built house provides for a plentiful supply
nf fresh air Indoors through somo efllclent
system of ventilation, hut the ordinary
village u.ime, tnu iiiniiiiuuMi ..in. in.i v..i-
1 .1-u-...t... ........ ...iL.lntl, fnltfltll.
lilKU IS Ill'lH'IHI. Ill MlJWil WIIIU"" ,.....-
Hon. Two windows) In any room, prefer,
nhly on opposite sides, will serve the
purpose.
11... ,,,. ... ...lilnli !i ii'dwln.vu nre
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opened must he dependent somewhat upon
the condition of the weather and the num
ber of occupants In the room, Under or
dinary clrcumstanceH, lowering tho window
one Inch for each occupant has been found
sulllclent for the requisite supply of fresh
air In .cold weather. When a strong wind Is
blowing, nr during cold weather, a smaller
opening will suffice.
Itesldes provision for an abundance of
sunlight and fresh air, the sanitary sleep-
... a.r.... ....n.,..! t.n PI , rtl, I I Ail tl'ttl, UMmil
mm i.jwiii niu.un. .,- ru,,iiin ..,. ....
means of heating in cold weather, for whllo
a rool atmosphere Is tho most conducive to
good sleep, and much heat Is undesirable at
night, a room unprovided with some means
tor frequent warming in wei aim com
v.,n.l,n. lu IMnlt, ... r-nifIl Hit tl.llcll (liimtl.
ness as to become a serious menace to
neaitn.
At all seasons the bed should be coin-
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'iiriuiiiy warm ..nil iikimiukui iii.. .
cold, damp bed Is a deadly contrivance, by
which many have lost their health nnd
even their lives. If there are no arrange
ments for heating the bedroom, the bed
ding should be taken to some other room
and warmed eacli time before being slept
In during cold and Inclement weather.
Mccpmg oiii-oi-uoors, wnuc neitig a re-
lili.riti.im; rcsuiiinivu iin'iinuie lur tnu eici.
Is also a powerful disease preventive for
.i ...,..- ,. ... ... .. ...
iiiuku wilt. Hit' w.'ii. c. ii me iiunin .1, jiicii
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llll.l women woo, 101 ..riuii rc...ins. aiu
obliged t.'i lead sedentary lives in offices,
snops arm nomes. or who are employed 111
dusty factories and dingy workrooms, It
easily furnishes tho opportunity for secur
ing several hours of the refreshing and in
vlgotatlng open nlr obtainable lu no other
way. Hraln vtoi Iters, college piofessors.
school teachers and professional persons
may htliig to dally ocatioiis a dearer
head, a sounder hotly and a better dis
position by this means.
I'or those persons also who, while not
Immediately 111 of any disease, complain
of being run down, weak and deficient In
nerve eneigy, of suffering from headache
and n tired feeling on arising In the morn-
Boys, Here's the Way
to Make Muscle
Move miiu'le move miisclt; than Skinnv,
Knt, nr nnynnt in the gang do you want
more muscle ?
If ynu do ihph you shoitltl do" what thn
foothall until and the mm in the hig
longups do cat the riirhl. tiling for lucak-
fast. pat Cream of Barley.
It's good for'nuwli-, autl it's good to cal.
For tomorrow's break fust have Mother get
fi'oiU,the Grocer
CreamofBarle
;jl'KN KVK.VINGS. SATUnDAY EVEN1NO UNTIL IS P. M.i
SONG SHOP
1028 MARKET STREET. BINGHAM HOTEL BLOCK
JEBOME II. REM1CK & CO.. I'rop.
JUST OUT, RIGHT OFF THE PRESS, IT'S NEW
TO PHILADELPHIA, A BIG NEW YORK SONG
HIT, BY THE WRITERS OF THE SENSA-
IQqTIONAL BALLAD "MEMORIES" IQq
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ROCKA
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C SALE OF POPULAR SHEET MUSIC a s-C
ALL THE HITS
Stop iiihI look owroiit ust htoi.
Add one rent for euih rum l
nock.B-nvcI.und . I Want to
IJun't Try to Steal the I Mayo
rlweettiHrt or a hnimcr I Ho liiitf,
Some Suiutav .Mnrnln;
Alonif tin. Way to WMlklld
They (In Wild 0t ile
Hsy a I'rioer for tho Hoys
Over There
Joan of Arc
over There
H ml Me Awi.y With a Smile
Smllo unit Show Your Dim.
nli,
1-or You u nose,
Malio Sometlniti
JJnwn South llverj body's
Happy
In the Harbor ot Irfivo With
You
Southern Oats
You're a Oreat Dlir. Lone
some Ilaby
Plxle Volunteers
t'lll.I'MIII A IWTKIIlTK' MAIt.'II
All roj allies ami protlta assUned to .N'rw York hun toliaero fund to buy smokes for
our soldiers In France. '
BIG SALE OF LEATHER GOODS
Bill Folds, Wallets, Pass Cases, Tight Wads
Special Price Q5C and 35c
Large and Select Variety ol
ThanksEivinc Patt
QUESTION BOX
KELLOGG, M. D LL. D.
c.
Will n.
"fly.
Sleepers
ng, outdoor sleeping would n
tonic and restorative. '
rVe to b,
Iircplacc Ventilation
(oIr , flri.pliu.e ,,m,r.l ,,,,,,
A nreplacn Is Pn,1 ve, m?:U' ""
aid In supplying nn ,il , , I , ,'7 to
provided a window Is t,,,en r, J ",h lr' '
create a current. It i;Ji 1,',0," to
lireplace shouk.'havo , " ,? th,
coal ,,r wood tire Is every '" j
ablo to a gas fire. When Install 1refeN
usual way. gas grai.re "
Cltcwittfr, Tobacco
Does ehelriK lobar preserve the (,,,,
N'n. Tobacco possesses im .. ' x'
qualities. Xlootln',. mTo? ,no7S'k
"nt. (hewing tol.m. cannot b-i"'"-mended
ns a preservative ,,n lie teeth nT
not at all UUcy Imleed that any Ul'
used tobacco for this l.ttrpose ?."'.,?'
that tobacco Preserves tlu! teeth h.,lm
presented ,,s an apology for the u ItX?
noxious nnd filthy weed. of ,hl-
Pain Below Shoulder niades
Whttt Is the cause .if tialii in., v..
slmul.ler lilinl? ' '" siovta" ,h"
This pain Is usually the result 'of a ai,
eased condition of the Mo.n.tel, or a.
stomach and gall bladder In case nf .
bladder disease, tenderness s almost S.
tain to l)e found not only under th. uil
ribs where the gall bladder Is situated kl
nlso at a point lu the spine nearly obdo.n.
This condition, known as reflex Eft
tenderness, does not signify a diseased r
dltlon of the spinal column or of Th, ,S
cord or nerves. It Is a "referred tend(rrX
and Is due to sjmpathetlc or rcllex Irnu.
Warm Baths
111 IhMiic the full ttarm tub hath ,i..
week. Is It Injurious t the ear or other LV"!
t'irly?'"""'" '"' "' ,h'' """ "mi 5mS S!
It Is not Injurious to Immerse 'the tan
provided care Is taken to thoroughly dry
the whole of the external canal nf the ear
after the bath, but this Is quite likely to t
neglected, which may lead to Inflammation
of the car nnd the permanent impairment'
of hearing.
K'nDrlisht )
Concert in Aid of Swarthmore Soldien
The Women's Club of Kwarthinore will
hold a concert tonight for the benefit of
the young men from that district who art
serving with the colors. Those who will
participate are John Cmtls, Jr. Mrs. Jenny
Kncedler Johnson, Mls Mary Irvlns, Mm,
K. II. Matter and Hemard ". Toland.
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Ilriiitin.lriitluiw collie on all the time.
he niiilleil. Partial i:t "if titles!
Oo to the County
It's a l.oni; Way to Herlln
Snmewhiru. In Krante Is the
l.lly '
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l.onu Time
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