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D SM HAS TWO ALLIES IN THE KITCHEN FASHION TURNS TO CALICO-HINTS ON HEAL
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BEACH WEARS ITS CALICO
K)MEN COPY CIVIL WAR TIMES
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Proves Fashion Is an Interesting Cir-
i and Feminjne Fancies Run in Same .
Channel Other Dress Notes
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HI'flHAAF lirvm faklilftn tMii1n lit .
f-.-" , nOV l.M.C.CI All M
specially In wnrtlmrs. Home-
t,makc.i )ou feci ns though all
, from the very beginning have
fr 1 j1 hpti.i(i Iin.1nnrii1lni
ht to do In caao of emergency
ethes.
tpa you know that during the
far the very best ladlei In tho
. on calico as a vrartlme mens-
t is Interesting, then, to learn
pven In Palm Bench, vrhcro tho
"ef a. day'n wardrobo baa always
RAH that Is gay nnd c.xpeusUe.
Riure wearing calico.
C,. course, the. calico Is different;
t the way It's made up Is llf-
Thero are smart llttlo Jackets
Sfrills and tunics and well, In a
lijtj'ou would know It was 1918
lln Palm lioacli. But tho prin-
Of the thing Is the same. Women
Jmes arc Ingenious, nnd in
Hthey have turned to calico Just
key did In 1861.
W Is the tlmo when all of us who
Kiwear woolens in tho winter and
our vacations in tho summer
down to Palm Heach to And out
f we're going to wear when Ail
ib comes.
l general, there's only one thing
Mid. war may have dealt fah-
Ua blow, but clever dressmakers
managed to easo tho blow con-
ably. Take, for Instance, your
ner ierge. Threo yards of such
nhe patriotic allowanco for a suit.
(twho would cry for tho widths of
nerycar wnen sliK and atln wait
within call? This is a little
Figtlmo secret that is frisking
Not So Simple
TITE have got to have gun., wo
" havo- got to have men, wo
have got to have ships, wo havo
got to havo money. Hut the guns
can't bo fired, the men cannot
fight, the ships cannot run, tho
money will avail nothing if there
is not FOOD behind them.
Food WILL win the war.
Lack of food will LOSE tho
I war.
aliout down on tho southern rands.
There uro to bo combinations In wool
and natln that no ono ever dreamed
of.
And tho Mlltl Here's another Iwppy
surprise, and no ono need call on the
righteousness of patriotism to make
her feel satisfied In it, either. There
Is a pussy willow taffeta with dots
Tomorrow's War Menu
UltKAKFAST
Baked Apples filled with Dry Cereal
Omelet
Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON .
Creamed Codflih
Corn Mulllns Honey
Cocoa
WNwmt
Crabs a In Creole
Uaked .Stuffed lotatoi'
Drerscd lettuce with 1'lckled Ucels
rhocolate Cornstarch
CHADS A i.a eitcoi.i:
Tour irabs. four tablespoonfuli ofl
margarine, two wnmll onions, two green
peppers, a half cupful of cream, ono
cupful of tomato, salt, cayenne, black
pepper nnd two teaspoonfuls of flour.
Melt butter In saucepan ; then add I
finely chopped onions, peppers, sliced to- '
mato and reasonings. Cook gently for i
fifteen minutes. Uredgo In tho flour
nnd after It has boiled about three, mln- I
trs ndd the cream. I
lloll tho craljs ten minutes In salted
water, pick out the meat, shredding Ii
finely, and stir Into tho sauce Allow It
to romp to :i boll and serc hot on toatt,
This would be a Mry attractive rec
Ipe to prepaie In tho chafing dish, If
ono wishes to have "something different "
It will scrc four perrons. New lork
Trlbuno.
AMERICAN WOMEN, IN HOME LABORATORIES,
ARE DOING A LIBERAL "BIT" TO END THE WAR
A Child's Thought of God I
They say that Ood Ihes cry high
Hut if jou look nbo- the pines
You cannot see our (iod; and wlij '
And If oii dig down Ip tho mln""
You timer ree Him In tho gold.
and spider webs. It Is npt to make you , Though from Him ull that's glory shims,
forget things for a tnlnuto, 'tis said. CJod is so good, lln wears a folil
If worn with a parasol done in tho j u " Z CT l'u,!
shado of tho spider webs. ut . , fe(1 tM HU tmbrn08
,x.,.vU ,iin-..i,.il.it. Imf l Glides down by thrills, through all
i. j..i, im, -,u ... ' I th'ngs maile.
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HaUlHEHcgssssssssssssssssssssssssssa1 1 liUI LLmi'LLmt'tgtai-
bst of all cxcrcltes for tho correction of
this condlllon. Lying Uihjii tho bacis
and tho raising the head Is also a good
exercise. ,
Tho dally uso of corrective exercises,
such as lying upon tho faco and raisins
the head backward, bending backward
and ruwlng are essential In nil cases.
Hiccup
Your Husband's Shirts V
When your husband's shirts weaVI
around tho collar bands and Cuffs beyond r
mending why throw them away? They
will mono preuy urcsscs lor uio rraill
in! lust walking. '
Cut along the shoulder seams and rlniJ
it tho slcoveit. .Spread out flat on thstl
i":u ' out tho sleoves. .Spread out Hat on trwi
ihrry now nd then I liao nn nttstk nfUj,0 , ,,iaco juttern on them with '
,ui 01 mi". ' " TlloMAH l. ,dres Is cut from back of shirt. li :
hi
tauffg
HIpp.1111 In nroduccd by a rudden
niiiiini nf ilio illanhracm. It may bo ex
cited by r.it.ng too much, thus causing
Khlrt lengthwise through center of bsck
and lay front of dress pattern on cnt
front n fold of goods. The two biet,55
liiillirtiiloii ninl Irritation of tho stomach. , nre cut from fronto of shlrtf
ilrlnl.lng .1 Urge quantity of oold water, fold tho two fronts of shirt together y
long ooiilintiou or immourran.-;i,inco linen iwiicrn on, center back nn 1
edges w Ith buttons and buttonholes, tm.
Fnxes making new buttonholes and l A
vix-y t" iiun. ii iiiv j.,vi'iii lias a yok
It mny be cut from shirt sleeves.
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III' In'
laughter. It nlse occurs, rometlmes, in
tlni last stints of Wasting diseases, when
It Is rcgnrdcrt nt a very grave symptom.
Hiccup can generally be stopped by
lalilng a very stnall r-lt of very cold
watur or tvallowlng a small piece of
loV. It may also gem rally bo ehcckod
liUtTZUSir " ljuttonbo.es have become worn or
at reguUr Int.nalH When It Is cryUrnyed on a woolen garment set a .mall
M.stl.,.1... nnd Is r.u,:..ntl.v the ; result nf -- ,-", - o ne i,.
In I gustl'jn. I i' ilcmatli niouiu no i .". " ". """"
Iw.islud out v Ith a rlomaeli lube.
Worn Buttonholes
'fl.rtn Mil nnrl innL'A n . W....
right over thn worn one. If you have no
ttli,n nf Ihp I'lotll. dark-eolnrnH llnAn K.
..::...:": "" ""i u-a
may lie useu in mo same way. jj
i inn ,iiii.v-- iw .ink. i in tuiian, usinr
a ory flno plcco nf cloth or tapo and
flno thread.
cTflO
S7&S- 6.S7. A-AG-
Hoy Is Nervous nnd Irritable
Jly liny, rlo.cn tears old. Mu.! hard,
r.ats h vrnt 0aI hiuI Oofs tint like to t!ay
mitdoorn. Hi- Is ''ry Irrltnbl" and n.r.o.i
Th doctor raj ho im nruranthi'nU. Vo
children suffer from neunnthmla?
N'eutaHhenla often begins In child'
1 uou. .MiilMimlrrf of clilldn u arc mado
neutastrenlc by wrong methods In cdu-, The colors of tin- AUI"s or of your ,
iMllnii, especially by thu neglect of physU'nw n country, nt least, uro rhown In so
cal development, and by linlnoper dli:l-, many, many different ways nowadays
pllno in tho rchool or In Ibo homo. Doubt that It Is Indeed 'difficult to choose a
less most of theso joung ncuraslhf nlcg mitl pl.icn to put them. Ono plac
lire predisposed to neuroses by heredity, that has bun lately hit upon Is about
Hi.! propirtlen nf sum ciuidrcn to tne me nig sineinng-baii oouies tnat are
Using the Colors
IN'I.XH, too, aro doing their bit: but
rliat they lack In width they
make up for In brilliant colors. Silk
crepes, such as tho khaki kool so pop.
ular last season, havo not been ostra
cized by anything Mr. Hoover has
said. So onco ngaln this admirable
material is holding Its own. Some
of our old friends und then so many
Interesting new ones.
All in all, u peck at I'alm llcnch
gives promise!
A7sF TOA71& traiYr&asS-
Two Patriotic Housewives of the U. S. Are Contributing Quietly butfe, Tl?T&
iiilf ectively Through Garden and Kitchen to the Campaign Toward
Ultimate Victory by Conservation of the Nation's Foodstuffs
nnd gl'c him an outdoor life.
iConrluhl)
in rolors of tho Allies, or our own lted
White and llluc. Is tied with a big bow.
American women aie helping to win
i tin- war.
Through sight and sound of eory place;
As if my tender mother laid
On my shut lips her klstos1 pressure,
naif waking me at night, and said. Quietly nnd unustentntlouslv tho,,
"Who kissed you through tho dark, work l.s being done, without the spee-
dear gucsfer?" tacular thrills attendant upon the in-
Klliabeth Ilarrett Hroiynlng. .try of women Into actual lighting, sueli
as that nf Ku'.slan womnnhond In tho
Immortally famous liattallon nf Death.
Wheic tho f-'lav wife and motln r donned
IN THE MOMENT'S
MODES
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
Black Velvet Suit Trimmed
With Dyed Fox
pflrfffers and Kturstlont submitted to this department mint hm uriftrn ah Ajr side of
,r,mamwr omit ant tjnen u,ii inr uninr uj i-tr uri.tr, -tu yurno .. !- wv'i
9t4. All communication for this drvnrtmtnt ahould be addressed as follows; TIIL
lAVtf KXCIIANOK. Hvtnimg Public Ledger, PhUadelpJla 2'rt.
m TODAY'S INQUIRIES
art
.,Hw-
mn ribbon be- run In frwhlj I
Unterla without 1h ute of
1. In KathWii
inarrlfNlf J
NurrU. ih voe.
, Whit epportanltr for navlnf ot and
: cooktnr ufffit Ittrlf to the bouM-
;'How run cuddlA doll. 1m take the
of lb fcinall nl amber pillow for buby,
iiier i
Mli at In the ortcln of ilockn on Moik.
Inci?
H. Ulirn u clft b prfhrntfd, IndontU In
bt, U tt corrfft tu nfn It In Hi prrenr
of the ilnnor'
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
Vft U mere satlifattorr to uw Tree
tu than butter for tooklnr beedae
B-MBkln point" ef the olli Is loner and
ran le apt to burn.
i and white slnshara makes a cheap
for eretonne curtains in the chil
ls rhleitr Tstosbla ft food
i properties, which contain mineral
H contalm onlr litr-flre cIoile,
. of food talue to tbo pound. More
per cent of Mtnto la wirtrr.
t- K(IQ Want ITnmnti
I Sitter ef U'oinan'j Paoc;
I. At recent mretlnr ot the t'rrnrh
lTnlon for Women's Dnraee. Deputy I la.n
dln. IntermedlaiT between the thttnihcr of
llepntlef and tho t'nlon, told the women
Franco was slncerrlj prepared to (rant them
the vote.
3. In Modlnr an ImlUllon to u brother
and sUlcr, put hla name on ono line r.l
hero on tho other. If lxe.nl blc. It It better
to send oepsrsto IntlUtlona.
3. .Ulutora In tho ljifuflle rrudrlllo
aro wrarnig IIU stocklngi on hrlmrw.
Madam t have aeen In the Womin'i
so that you are on rood and ktnl to
nos for kittle, so I am rolnr to takn
Lao of mur huminin.,, ami aialf au
i a homo for my two kittles. I am ao
no os cnem u am roni or all anlmala.
val. aRDeelallv ao. I knew. Iimmiibm r
fad and petted them, that it palna mo
r arreat deal to Dun irlth Ihem. Itut It
ca.ao of neceaalty. We are colnc to
to our resiaencn aome ttmo this aprinc
mna t rinnai leu inr nuw iiini;. u, . - .....
more, to Conneetleut mil I ,ar.niit take I raru gamo Ot WHICH Mrs,
Mot tbta time, Une im a black male r.t.
Rlllacr', not a apot even of white, about a
R.oia. a. rood nouae. cat ana a real pet.
tethir kitty la u amall "tiger" cat.
. six monina oui ana very clean, iiser
remarkable dliDoiltlon an centli
llMrra moat all the time. eeDeelalTy wl
ih 'if to aay "Thank ou." Tho black
when
emit Nlra and the lilttei. Tlrer. for
lamblea a iDunir ttxer ery much.
i want aoma one to havo them who nil!
i cruel at any lime to them, ror the
tie beaata havo neer been used to It.
1 be nice ix sn elderly lady could lake
rhaoa a lady whoae family haa
up and la fond of pea. Hortreer. X
mine; to nave mem aeparaiea it mat
arraijieu,
I sure there la aomo ono In all Phlla-
, who wanta ineee two nice cato 1
tt uire.j p,
ij.
1 8,'s address Is held here and will
t upon receipt of a self-addressed
Here is a chanco for somo or
dera. who have been longing for
I.. 'Fricasseed Oysters
ftor of lromait'a Vaptt
f Kadain Will you pleaaa print a
.axing iricaaeeea otaierar
i"n. ., . uira.j n. ji.
st tne nauor irom a quart or
iand bring to the boiling point
It two ublespoonfuls of cracker
, rolled very fine, tict at the side
rut while, you scald a half-pint
In which you have dissolved a
ch of sods. Meanwhile melt three
onfula of butter lu a saucepan
It the oysters until tho edges
?hen they should be removed ard
aitlnv slices of toast on n. hut
an. Turn the melted butter re-
on the saucepan Into oyster
Jid pour this slowly, stirring all
t, on tne not cream, season with
'paprika and pour immediately
oysters and sauce toast
trland.
CT Clean Linoleum
Kor of TTooios'r Paeti
n Can rou kindly tell me what
r way la clean llnoleumT I tava
Hi ot It on the kitchen floor and
to take in proper precauuona in
I oi iu ntiMCi.
.week wlpo the linoleum with
in warm water ana wrung
' M possible. Soften any greasi
en spilled on it with, a little
Once a month wlp up the
, with llosoed oil. using Just
i of this. Take up the super-
. (.you finish 'aach tpot
iJU Erta.lT Recipe,
r f VTomas.'s rooe-"
I l woukl like If. poattble lo
ilpo for fried bamtnar as i1--v
mo reatauranto ana wonaer
f tbo resdera of tho Woman'
i MV.I savo e?tr. tnla
are rna waoie and have
'Uoao. It woulil aeem.aa
Baaanaa would tie a almu
.aa aur tiuro rami. bo aoma
ItM,'' l.tru you wilt ho able
roetpe.'
KHMMvt irtM ennr
loHNWMIOftV
(vaort'ot rt synifx.
i m mti tat or but
ta,S40! to thd
W frytac. ThU
WSki.
Mrs. Van S.'s Card Game
Tu tie Kdttor nf Woman's page:
..'.? Mi!m.-:! laeloae a plan of the card
rame for which Mra. Van S..made Inquiry In
laat week's Etchanse. (Mra.) J. V. C
We are indebted to Mrs. J. V. C for
going to all tho bother of niuklng a ery
comprehensive outline and plan nf the
Van P was
ceeklng a reminder. The game has been
forwarded to her.
Name for Knitting Club
To the i.d(lor of Ifomort'fl Vaot:
Iiear Madam Kindly print In jour lolumn
a few i.ames for a club In which Ihero will
S"!Lle?v.'1htl.B,,'!: Ve Pt to knit
and meet at each slrl'a house. We are all
around sixteen tears of ose. ANXIOUS.
As you are a knitting club I think It Is
best that you choose a name that Implies
this patriotic work. Any of this follow
ing would be appropriate: The Knitters,
Sweater Ilrtgade. the Girl Patriots,
Cheer-Up Clan or Khaki Clan
Better Not Let Him Kiss You I
7c the Editor c Woman's Puec;
Dear Madam I am u iclrl scvinleen jearsl
'" Rod am very fond of a fellor of the I
nme are. We hate been acquainted for
nearly four jeora and we have beVn KOlni
toirether erv reifiilariw v. k...- . .,.?.
bad quarrels, reaultins ll.'the aeveranr. of ,
tnendshlu many times. They have arisen
from tho fact that he haa tried to klaVme
and I would not let him. I know blm to liao
JV.IT'' fH?4, character and I alio know
that he thlnka a areat deal of me la It
proper that I ahouM let blm klea ma? Hoping
to aeo an early reply. ,. 3d. ! .
You are quite right not to allow the
young man to kiss you. Unless he is in I
love with you and you hao promised to
marry him you would make a mistake to '
allow a man who Is simply a friend such
familiarities. You aro both very joung'
to decide about your future. Why not i
read together and occupy your tlmo so '
that there will be less likelihood of sentl- I
mental relatl&nshlp. '
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MUS TlKiMAS 1.rWAll!A f b n. .u . . a eei.iu.v nf life. She U
OI5 lil.I.V, (i, , ninety -fit o yeais old and, luckily for
Mi's. King j'lih iiolod t". tier , I'ntle t-an , inoi-r of tnoo senrs wcro
pumpliinlfss pinniikln pi ami meatless spent In tin' kitchen and lib rn Irons,
mlnirineat, two illxlus that tastu le- In Hh" nf her adiamed age, shu raWed
marK.ihly like their iiuiot..pex 'I hi i ( tiotigh i anni-il fnoiN In Ii.t Ullcheu g.vr-
leclpes. wlib'h ninth) Inr fumoui oT- i l"ii tu f"cd lit-r four Mins nnd thilr
night, wero obt.ilm'd by tlio rommlsHlon . fnnilllei. f.ip the winter. All of the gar-
and ti'stcd Hint on f."i I'nllrd f-tates I den work, with tho eiceDtloii of the
the gray uniform, buckled on her carl-! inailiii-n ciinin-,1 im in nn nrmv tians-I nloulnc. nu ilonr. liv Vi. ililu.ini
I ridge belt and shouldered the Iviyonct-. poit. The sea soldiers tasted, ato and I who ranm-d Iit products undor the
tipped rine. the American woman i then gulped, for the lands were ex-.direction of maiiunN furnished by the
luniiuh i'iuo mi i.iui iuii,i nn. n.ii ueeuingly pleasing to them, nicy emeu commission
ami garden t noil cncmists mey nre, f(ir morP Thus was the worth of pump
I In. the laboratories of tho home. ( kinlrs pumpkin pin etabllsheil, nt well
Two notable examples are cited by tho ns that of inlnrtnient pie minus meat:
National Kmergency I'ood Garden f'oin- Ueelpee for the tasty, oci.noinlc.il and
mission, which Is slihli.g to hurband war food-sating concoctions wcro dls
the toodstuff supply of the i.a'lon by trlbtiled by tho caminlssion with In
publlclty among the I.ouscwIms The arIabInsuioess
two women In tho "Hou"-owlei Hall of Tho Ohlnan Mrs. IMwards who eon-
Kama" are; trlhuted her Mluirn toward conservation
MILS. t!. M. KINU. OP .'JAKT Ol
ANOK. X. J.
3t'3jsrar3jEfaf3asi5iBu?iai5
'ssasa'aTreafMBaasao
I.Ike Mrs KdwnnK Jlrs. King nlso
lis a gardinltig housewife. The tmentnr
I of intathss mincemeat Is spending the
winter at li.ijtnn.t lleach, Kla , and
will return home In tho spring lu time
to plat.t her war garden.
Any Ami rl an woman who has a
I kitchen and a plot nf ground can fol
low tho examplo nf the.se two. Perhaps
nf food, iiemdiistrated that a woman si ono cannot Invent plelesn npplo pie, but
1 usefulness to her country Is not Impalied ' sho can nt least create food und rave It.
neuritis. Tho causo of neuritis should
b.i combated by discarding tobacco. If
this drug is used, and tea, coffeo. condi
ments, nnd all uiiwholesonie articles of
food like di led
pastry, tlf.
food, hot btcad, lich
GOOD HEALTH QUESTION BOX
In answer t(t health questions, Doctor Kellovo in thin space will dolty aire advice on pre-
iniffi'c medicine, hut in no case wilt he tale the rtoU of rnakina ilfUflHoi of v
prescrlblno for aftments requiring a tralcnl frrofwif or tlrugi Itealth
questions will fe piomptlj uasurrtd hy c, tonut Uttm to
inqvi-ers who inclose btaird .iiffoci for reply.
By JOHN HARVKV KKLLOGC;. M. P.. LL. D. J
Nutritious Dried Fruits
rnlll' greater tho amount of fruits ono ' hruUo or exposure to cold may pro-
X rata tho nearer he comes to an tueai ,iut0 iunammatlon of a nerve. The most Hip disease is really tuberculosis of
common cause arc poisons absorbed from i 'he hip Joint The child should bo put
Hip Disease
What la hip dlane" Jly little daughter
hm llniviit Bllahtlv and tho doctor euBiieets
hip dlsea". AVhat Is tin rroiier treatipent?
JIUH. U 11. K.
diet. Thcro j no question about the
hygienic value cf fruit, and it is easy
to partako of hygienic, food when onos
tasto Is batlslled at tho samo time. Year
by year peoplo are cnnjumlng larger
I quantities of fresh fruit, and it Is no
I longer considered a luxury or an oc
casional addition to a meal, but tnkes a
1 prominent plac"c In the planned menu.
Dried fruits, while not so luscious,
havo a far greater nourishing valuo than
fresh fruit threo times as great; fruits
aro largely water and latbohydrates, hut
tho colon, which may givo rlso to so
called Inflammation ot a nepn which
may become chronic. Another causo Is
focal Infection, often diseased teeth or
tonsils
Tho most valuable of all remedies Is
heat Heat kills pain. Very hot fo
mentations should bo glcn morning and
night, or, better nt III. threo times a day
"'are ihould bo taken to aold exposure
of tho affected parts to cold, which
greatly aggrawites pain,
Importers & Women's Tailor
12X0 mthmt mteet
Truly Wonderful Values
In This Big January
1 Clearance Sale of
a
I Suits, Frocks, Afternoon Dresses,
Coats and Blouses
!3Prag1tSE3fflS3Ma&'agMSEM
under tho care of a reliable surgeon who
bus hni cxpcrlenc.) In similar cases. Dlf-
f.'lelit stages of tho disease requlro dif
ferent treatment In many cases rest
In bed Is necessary.
Hound Shouldered .
My daughter Is studiinr music and the j
constant elltlnir at the pla.no is inaklnv har !
round shouldered. What can lie dono to
euro this round'ihoulder habit? i
MKS. MAIIY 11. 1
You must Insist that sho takes a cor-
rcct position In sitting. IIxerclBes for!
dcxcioplr.s the arm and shoulder muscles!
are necessary. In sitting, Handing and
walking the chest should bo held high, '
tne abdominal muscles nting weii drawn
This is tho season when black
frocks are a novelty, and by the
same token in the select list of
the smartest of midwinter cos
tumes. This state of affairs
should be welcomed by the
woman who buys well but
not extravagantly, for n black
frock, even though momentarily
in style, is a practical acquisi
tion to any wardrobe. The cos
tume presented in today's illus
tration is of black velvet embel
lished with dyed fox. Items
worthy of special attention aro
the coat yoke, the jlptinp pf tho
fur on the sleeves and the fact
that on the long penlum the fur
is used only to trim the side
panels.
Im tho fjisn nt thn ilrlcd nr cvanorated
fruits tho water haa been rctnoed and 1 1 Acuto ncurltla requires rest. Chronic
only tho bulky and nutritious portion ( neuritis Is benefited by txcrclso md
remains. In the caso of oiaporated ap-, mas'-age. In this respect neuritis dlf
pies, poaches, pears and apricots it Is , fers from rheumatism. Rheumatism re
nniv neo..u.irv m m!.- them Kiifllelpntlv I tiU'res rest nf tho affected parts. The
long for them to reabsorb tho original j Increased movement nf tho blood result-1 In, tho hips held back, whllo tho chest Is
amount nf water. They then han lr-ilng from escrclso Is highly beneficial In held forward. Swimming Is, perhaps, the
itually the consistency and value nf tho
ircsn iruit, UltllOUgll llie jiruC'C'NS IUIS
changed tho taste quality,
I'rom an economical point of view the
thrifty housekeepers use tho enporated
fruits In the making nf desserts and us
'sauces. Tho li,ntl property of tlics-c i
fruits Is of more alue than that of the
fresh fruit. Tho one great objection In
the uso of thn dried fru'.ts ns sauces 1
that too much sugar Is added to tho
fruit In cooking. Tim natural fruit
sugar is digestible and Is the normal
sugar needed by tho body It Is invert
sugar. Cane, corn and beet sugars havo
to undergo changes In tho process of
digestion before they can bo utilized by
tho body.
Of all tho dried fruits, tho prune ls
probably tho one most generally used :
there Is no part of the world where,
prunes aro not used tho year round, and
In many families whero hygienic diet
amounts to a religion, prunes In some i
form appear at oory meal. It Is one
of the most laxative of foods, and prune
Juice, when boiled down to tho consis
tency of syrup, without tho nddltlon of
sugar, is a cathartic, and in many caFes
when taken at bedtime and after meals
acts as well as cascara sagrada. Many
persons eat raw prunes after they have
been soaked until they have absorbed
all tho water possible.
It Is needless to warn the housekeeper,
at this stage of the clean food campaign
to wash thoroughly In boiling water all
dried fruits before preparing them for
the table. SucTa foods should bo soaked
for five minutes In a Ii per cent solution
of hydrogen peroxide.
Neuritis
I What Is the causo and the homo treatment
I for lieurltts?
Neuritis Is produced from many causes.
Wedding Customs
To the V'Utor o Tt'emnn's 7'aoe;
Hear Madam Is It ever customary for the I
bridegroom and bride to walk up the utile
tosether before the marriage ceremony la per
formed? At tho weddlr-c about which I am
asking this Question there will be a grooms ,
man and a brldeamald and no other persons '
In the bridal party. JIM.
It Is never usual for tho bride and
bridegroom to walk up together. In a
case where thri are no attendants but a
best man and a bridesmaid and no ono
to give the bride In marriage, the groom
may walk up the alsla first with the
bridesmaid and the bride and best man
follow, walking together. If possible
some man relative should, lie asked to
give the bride in marriage If the father '
Is unable to, and then the bridegroom
and best man should enter tho church at I
xno aoor oy mo sanctuary or chancel
and meot the brlda at the altar rail, she
having been preceded up the aisle by
her bridesmaid, who walks alone, and
tho brldo walks with her father or somo
ono who represents him.
A-Cue for the Red Croei
To Iks EHtor ot Woma'i Pogti
PtVManvTn,,M '. woman la our
neighborhood whoso son baa gone to war
and who rtoutreo advice about what ahe
ehall do In renrd to the payments that
aro. to com to her from her son. . Could
you pleas (ell ma phera , to advise this
vwnaa to so to see about this?
UMK ,WHO,I.NTS!USaT:D.
Some Breakfast, Mother
You'll hear that cheery
call after the first mouth
ful tomorrow if you will
give him Cream of Barley.
It is nbt a mere excuse
for cream and sugar. It
is a real food because it
is made by a wonderful
new process from the
most nutritious and
digestible of grains from
barley.
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It it "some"
bt-Mkfaat For
tomorrow tryf
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Are You Fit To Do
Your Bit?
We can't all go to the trenches, but these
are times that call men and women to "the
firing line" in all departmentsof industry. Are
you fit to do your bit?
Strength for the day's work calls for fobd
that supplies tissue-building material in a di
gestible form.
The whole wheat grain contains all the ele
ments needed to furnish energy for the day's
work. But be sure to eat the whole wheat.
Don't waste any of it.
Shredded Wheat
Biscuit
is the whole wheat grain made digestible by boiling in
steam; it is then shredded and then baked crisp and
brown in coal ovens. It is 100 per cent, whole wheat,
nothing wasted, nothing thrown away. Two or three
of these crisp little loaves of baked whole wheat with
milk and a little fruit make a complete, nourishing,
satisfying meat at a cost of a few pennies.
To get the full, nutty flavor of the baked wheat
pour hot milk over the Biscuits and salt to auit
the taste. This makes a delicious, hot, nourishing
dish for a cold day.
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