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1 THE BUSINESS GIRL
KEEP HOME
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P.;Story of Service Cannot Be Told in Terms ,
Tpf Nursing, but Nations Will Call Her
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Blessed in Her War Job!
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'
'following letter from a business
represents bo general a problem
tj'lt seems well Tvorth a general
rU:
W noted in your column," the
essays, "a statement that 37,500
i aro needed for the army corps
fthat only 3800 of this number
en enrolled, I would thank ou
fovIso mo If there Is any course
eh could bo taken by a. business
Lyrho for financial reasons !) unable
Hako a full hospital course, but who
f anxious to do her bit In other ways
knitting."
L
HE lvld story of tho war ivotk of
Uhe business girl on whoe Income
Hkhers aro depending cannot b told
llerms or nursing. There Is no
arse to be taken In the odd hours
itched from business that fltn one
r'k a graduate nurse. And it is only
position such ni this that could be
pnsldercd by tho girl who cannot nf-
brd to loe night of the bread and
utter side of patriotism.
I.Tho short courses In nursing' aro
it worth vvhllo for tho girl who must
find her finances, because they only
tho student to be nurse's helper,
nd .tho latter must pay all her own
k'penacs when she goes in for nctlo
vice.
L.
1HIS Is tho story of what the bust
' ness girl cannot do. Tho story of
hat she can do In wartime Is ho big
at Great Britain lias written a tcs-
nonlal to her that will go dow-n
ough the ages. She jmpcd into
he. field of banking, of Industry, of
uslncss management, and built a
teat Britain that has kept tho war
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
PWs ? Letters and ol(on submitted to I'll
Sfcr eMo Bsorr entu and tinned tctlti lae tiome oi
XU atoloio are inutrrf. It t unifcretoo.1 that the editor noe not nrcetmruy inaortr ine araiirnrrii
? Vinlinl All eammunlcatlon lor thin drvartment thould he tirtrfrcsjcd ai follow j TIIK
' . kfitf avta v..t iiAxni? Ateniiiu Publte Ledoer. I'hlladilphtu, fa.
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c$ Jl TODAY'S INQUIRIES
J1 XSl. tlh'at la the French method of maklngl t. Mho a I nils raliell Xuarl.'
r ,jpl. Kat l the 1'reneli
ft, SkMM from Hour milk?
$ft&V
K,"HjhiS. How can men's ruff
atoM from Hour milk?
fl be repaired?
S. Baklnff ronnumeN morn gao than fr;-
Honr 1 It poitlble to WW the ofen
still save San?
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
it. Conterratlon rraekera are koup traek-1
L. . A I I.I. I. J.. L lk nla1 I
tne recipe for nicn is airn uj wp "
nlalttratlon. The Inuredlenta lire one-
Rf eaptut rath of commeal nnd wheat
T, tii -tablespoonf ul f fat. one-hair tea
(I ef alt and three talilekpnonfuU
- miUk. Ther are rolled out serr thin.
Mi tn qslek oren until briwn anu in
prlnUfst vrltti ired cheese.
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I, it apoela of Ihrrail are tut In the roni-v'
tanenta ef an empty ec carton inex win
arc bo conveniently at hand and the
to will not let landed.
An Blarnl tlotk ploeed near an oven
which bread la baklnc will remind the
fVW&ir hn tn tnke It out. It the alaVm
pitttMt for the approilmate hour when tho
i amln should be done.
Br "My TotMother of Backward Children
.
X, u f. ait or 0 iv oman m ragti
.Ir Mudcrn riea let me sa a word
v tn moinsr 01 m oor 01 i hwi " "
ho branded thin Uttlo fellow thu oualljeil
ideclde thlm lmuortant matter? lias mother
ahor children, with whom to compare the
our. or is no bo only or iiriv vi.iim . w
ara la a small margin I Ihln!. ltuys aro
lieer anlmala 1 speak from experience,
tin tho mother of eomo few. They crow
anuria liul one wno iovcb iiirui ru..i
.! mnlrf lh.nl Intl. M hMtCeT Phfl
,-wanta them to t. I have had a teachi-r tell
two Impallently that my txy couM not keep
ltaf w ""h n', children of his aire, ana iour
y VBMlths later nave ine more Fjmprtiiic.i "
loratandlnc teacner in in neiv "."""
......n mv hHH ullh t h tlftWM that thlS
mo boy stood next to the highest In the
itxv Sou inai It was u picusuro tu ,ri.
Vrver tell this chill that ho U etupll or
Av.nl Prnla. htm all IOU 1OIIi.Id1V CHlU
IT htm over sr.J over again tht ho ran
rtnis or mat. uan no mw.i. " .....
ckboardt 8ome children are too timid tu
.Dy Clllinui rni "tuviaiij n v.- "
Anaoionc oirinou n wm u-u
or vn brii him If nvc ary to b
ttnt.ve in Bchcwit. Whm a boy Ubh in
rjr JSbotA I offer iomt coett toy or pIvMiirt
?'";ftfh will ret xfcellMit in conduct on hli
fc,- IKr teacher that ho U attentU. It work
Jl J m a charm.1 The teacher la more wm
'ff, himself and tho rent Ik 'any. I should
M &,!K5y -iV'.'V SS'Va.'.U't f
1K
C -klm 4-ii1 that ha la Hffr.nt frftfTl th
ribtr children Keep htm Jutt u well lred
hu ecnooimaiea. even n ou inuf;
v Touraeit 10 an n. Ana lei in- wniwinr
Tf tlrlr.ta in bllllf Bold Or COllCtlOnit
kin for anythlnr at the chool. let him
ray cnip in. evei. nousn )u inr w
i money ior oo mi" uum not iw um,
i 1 Aiiurt you sadly thai it doei.
Bee that he has a rood uholesom break
But eacn morninir. i hi way pur mw mir,
' tatttve Itttlfl one- durlnr their tlrnt few
Mara In achool. And, Tittle mother.'jUi't saal
Tiw that lump that I know ! In our throat.
aAd co to work at puttinr Kelt fdhfldertc Into
nat boy. ar.d I am convinced that In a few
ar you will .auxh -at th feanr 70x1 havo
Jt pjatnt. A MOTUEH Of feOoNS.
,-Th. oriKlnat of thU letter, uaa for-
V-HM-rded! to the mother of the boy of nine.
, a COpy or it la printed Jiere o"uo
1 these words are amonc tne nnest
ibave eer heard about the. great and
ly -work of bringing up children.
-apeak entirely ror tnemBencs. o
r can read them without belnic the
tot them, we thank "A Mother or
H
Creamed Cabbage
l Editor 0 lYoman's Page:
aar Madam -Klndlr publlah In our col-
tho Kraviaa rrnx-ic lAUJan a r
t rormakln ereamod cabtiaic I'lsato do
uotaao coieamvr dui mo spuino creamea
4TO. Thajiklnv tou for lamr, a M
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'Cok the cabbage In boiling -water In
has been dissolved a luuieipoonrm
K. lyetcook uncovered for fifteen
t. then drain ana nil tne pot witn
1 boiling 'water and salt Cook until
,! won. ouop, j lav a reauy in a
'ai sauce rnau 01 a laoienpoon-
er, one 01 nour ana a cupiui
Of ncn miiKv mir mm to a
mo. Turn the chopped cab-
- tfcla Season and It Js ready
rv-ri"AkvfeurB .Girl''
a" oi.iroeiia'a Pane;
dM sjMk you kindly r(nt in
sTaTM ouMabl colors of wool ta
rs owoator fr a airl with auburn
ww oyooii -rsanajna; xoa ior nn
w t Mvo taw(vrd Ihrouau your
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fTII'V' EVENING "PUBLIC fiBDGteRPHILADELPHlA, WEDnSjSDAY,
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MAKE THE MAN MORE PATRIOTIC THAN, HIS MATE THE BUSINESS
FIRES BURNING
FLOWERS
A chamber window was the spot
It grew in, from n, garden pot,
Among tho city shadows;
If nny, tending it, might seem
To smile, 'twns only in n dream
Of nature in the meadows.
How coldly on its head did full
Tho sunshine, from tho city wall
In palo refraction dricn!
How sadly plashed upon its lenxes
The raindrops losing in the eaves
The first sweet news of hcaent
Elizabeth Uarrctt Browning.
fires and tho homo flroi burning for
ncHrly four long jeiir.
This Is tho thing that Is up to the
American business girl, and this Is
whero tho taking of courses can come
In courses that can bo taken at night.
Tho high schools, tho business col
leges, the ratlroad and telegrnph com
panies day after diy put new ones
out before you. Go to pchool at night, '
take a war course and bo ready for
jour war Job when It comes
SOMU business girls are reillj doing
their bit without knowing It. Look
Into jour own Job nnd seo If It itn't t
uullo the patriotic thing for ou to
stick to It Just now. Sometimes being
a patriot only means doing the thing
you hae always done a Uttlo better
than ou have ever done It before!
GIULS who liao a Uttlo experience
in clerical nnd s'cnograrihlcal
work uro nluujs welcomed In the I
home servlco of the lied Crots
civilian Hcrvko committee to do a bit
of work now nnd then, lleadfiuultois
are at 1C07 Walnut street.
il'partment mint tie Hllm o i one tide al
tie writer. Njicrlnl qurrtet UKrthoie alien
"
?. Hom lire Hie nmbiiliinre pillow 4 for the.
hospital abroad made?
.1. Mint Is georgette ntln
1. A learlne Iioue that
!iu for Its
prinrlpal funrllon the rerrtiltlnr of uonien
to nil men's places tn IndiiNtrlnl ranks a
recently etulillihel under the uprvUon '
of t'nlted Mutes Secretarj of Labor MlNon.
Sirs. Hilda MtihlhaiiHcr HIchartN has hcen .
appolnteil chief of this new bureau.
. The knlttlne apron Is made with two
larae iMMketa that Iinnr dntin airr iIia lilm,.
Then pla the imrt uf the regular knlttlne
. I
a. strletbr Mwsiklnt. It If not mrreit for.
a man to apiieur In rvenlnt; clothes before 6
o'clock in the evening, llut when the de-
mandn of time tnnke It neceNnary for him
to at tend a formil function Immediately
after icettlnr off a truln. common ente iHc
taten thnt it U quit proper for n nutn to
trutel tu the afternoon In evcnlnc Iothrrt
I Would Certainly Write
To the Udltor of "Woman's -ajc;
Dear Madam I met a jounar man In At
Ian tic City and lia len cArrenpondln
with him etnee June Uurlnn that Urne I
ha e-n him quite of tin and one nlaht ho
poke to me of marriage. Owini: to th
? resent war, we both dropped th subject
te came to nee, me In thla rltv and toll tne
that he expected tu be tailed soon While
ho was here m mother paurd a remark to
me In htn preenti which mut han of
fendd him ulthoutrh 1 irot the renm rk on
h1"i account. He left mp In u frlen lly way
and told m he would rlnir me up In th
morntnif If h remained In the clt tll
he must hae cone hotnn early the next
mointntr. hi I never pot the call I waited
for mail, but did not receive any, no nt tho
enl of two weeks I wrote and asked him
wrat the trouble was and upuloUzed fur
an unpleasantneKfl
I didn't iret any answer to my Jat letter,
but threw weeks later I received a pout a I
from Texas with Just three words Can
ou Guess in print and no signature, but
I knew It as his an he told me he wanted
to get Into the aviation corps In one cor
nr of the, postal he write "II-' mi' nnd
then hi address. No to the underlined
If ao "
Will ou kindly idvlse m whit to do In
this matter, as I like htm very muji
H. r.
You do not tell mo tlie nature of tlis
remark sou mother made. DM she oh-
Jt to 1,1s calling on the score that she I
did not uisii sou to receive Ills atten
tions unless sou were engaged? Per
hapa he felt that he could not support
jou If he went Into the Ben Ice nnd so
did not think he ought to tlo sou to al
promtso to wait for lilm. It la evident
that the soung man thinks a good deal,
of sou. I would answer the "IK PO" hy
WTltlng a nlco letter, such as sou hae
alwaja written to him, and leave the rest
to providence and tuna. I would cer- j
lalnls not lose his friendship through a
misunderstanding. He probably did not
receive our letter. The malls are ers
uncertain, sou know, these dass,
Shall He.Try?
To the Editor 0 TPomon. Page:
Dvar Madam t am a youns man twenty
four year, old, and havo a deep problem. In
the samo factory building- where I work 1.
, a younsv woman, brun.tte, who paaiea
I through the room where I am employed
aiiq i fiavo isuen in iovo wun ner, 1 un
derstand from my friends that ahe la ens-aged
to another man. but oven that dota 1
not deter me Sometimes X think Z aeo a 1
reaponelvo look in her ovea, but am not auro
what tt means friendly Interest or what
Can lou advla. mo what to dor Hhall I try ,
to forget her or make an attempt to win ;
her from ray unknown rival? I have never I
been Introduced to her, H. I. '
Tour plight Is Indeed sad. Aro soul
sure the young brunette U engaged?1
I Perhaps sour friends am Jealous of sou, 1
it woum ue, wen to see an introduction!
and Jet the youns lady Judge for her
self. Perhaps there are other brunettes In
the office should the flist turn you down ;
or maybe a blond or a semlblond. All
Ir not loit, you ar? itni young and
will possibly outgrow your deep grief.
If ahe la coolly Indifferent when snn
meet and on her left hand you see a l
band, perhaps 'twere welt to go no fur
ther, -jms is u case wnere one must
judge for oneself,
Editor'. Note
"Will Mrs. Van R, who asked tor the
card game, please, send In her full ad
sretlT A deaorimion of. the game re.
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SUGARLESS DIET
REAL BENEFIT
.tdilrr on prrienfde medicine u Iff
be olica bu lioetor Kellooa fa (Ms col
umn dultu. but fa no cam u fit dlaonoilt
or treatment of alfmesK be allempted.
rtrtonal querlrn on ncalth will be
vromptlu assucrcd ( vottauo li tncloicrt.
By J. II. KELLOGG, M. D., LL. D.
I7K)H c.irs It lias been known that the
acragj Amerlenn eats more sugar I
than any other man, wild or cllllzod.
The mrrage per capita sugar consump
tion In this country Is nbout 00 pounds
This Is several times lh amount used
by honiu oilier cl Hired nallons, and Is
a great excefn. Sugar has nutritive
properties, but It Is nn Incomplete food
It contains onlj one food principle,
carbohjdrate There Is a" complete lack
of fat, protein, hnlts, such as lime, etc,
and nIo of ltninliies
The free line of sug-ir upsets t'nc
nutrltha onullllirlum and robs the bod
of llmo nnd of ltamlnes fane sugar
Is nlsn Irrllatlug to the gastric mucous
membrane, giving rlso to hjperacldlts
unu possibly worse troubles
It Is porslblo that excessive use of
sugir may lie otic cause of diabetes
The excessive use of augar and sweet
foods promotes obeelt), n roniinon
malady which can bo cured only bi
sjicrlal dletetlo regul itloti
Hugir, as In the fro ue of candles,
produces gnstila Irritation Cano sugar
In particular Is an Irritant to the gas-
trie membrane when taKen In more than
ciy small o.uantltles and even then In
very dilute form
A 10 per cent solution causes conges
tion nnd Irritation of the gastrlo mucous
membrane In particular Calm sugir Is
nlo a cause of gastric acldlt It excites
tho stomach to secreto nn cxecss of
hydrochloric acid and thus may give
rlso to pjlorlc spasms gastric ulcer
nnd numerous other Inconveniences that
grow out of n condition of hyperacidity
In normal times the averaed consump
tion of sugsr In Itnly was only about
tvvelvo pounds anl only eighteen pounds
In 1'iancc It U clearly evident that j
the consumption of bugar In this countrv
has been grcitlj In excess ot nutritive
demands and the present shortage of
rugar and necessary restrictions In Its
use aro likely to prov e a public benefit
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Cns in the Stomach and Bowels
Wliftt Is the bent fold for one who Is
trnullel with aaa In th stomach and bowelR
t am very ennMlpated Vn milk aid fruit
causo can when eaten toBethsn? C K.
All jour trouble la due to the consti
pation. Cure that and you will bo well
Take a laxative diet lons'stlng of
fruits, vegetables of nit Kinds nnd cer
eals In moderation Stewed prunes,
balced apples, celery lettuce, parsnips,
spinach are all lixatlve In effect. Or
dinarily there Is no reason why a peron
should not use milk and fruit at the
meal
Pnce Creams and I'owders
In there n face cream or ponder en
the market that will bo of benefit to one a
tunn l"xlon Ii. M.
i:erclse, a correct diet and dalls
bathing nre the real complexion beautl
flcrs There is no objection to using
nuv good cold cream to keep tho skin
soft In cold weather Powders and cos
metics Injure the skin
Dcdy Trembles
Whit riu-csi th body to trmh and
what Is the remedy M K. T.
TUIh condition tmj be duo to peeral
ruuse hateer the underllnfc cause
Ih, ott MiotiM innsuU u php!clin for
treatment
Psoriasis
I there a is?rmanent tjre for psnrfsila4
X V 7.
TNorUdl 1 a hmntc 8Kln tlieaie
Mhlch ! inoht obstinate, but It ran be
cured The Internal and external treat
ment as well an tho diet must be regu
lated In each tat by the phxnlc an who
Ium chanco of the case "What helps
one may not help another
(Copjrleht
IN THE MOMENT'S
MODES
Afternoon Frock of Black
Satin, Bugle Trimmed
Judged by the costume modes
which are appearing daily, it ap
pears that drapery will continue
to play a prominent part in
frocks for midwinter and early
spring. Consider the little
afternoon costume presented in
the accompanying- drawing1.
Black satin is the material which
has gone into its making. The
.deep shawl collar and0e turn-
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National Association of
Must Follow Woman in
Folderols During
W'OMK.N who have been deprived of
much of their fancy folderol In the
waj of sartorial effects 011 account of
war econoinj- are now rejoicing for the
men aie aontenced to meet th same fate
Yes, the decree has gone forth from
the National Association of Clothing 15
slgners. which Is meeting In New York,
that all male clothing must eliminate Its
camouflage It's a matter of cloth etfon
. omj raj- the designers, who seem to have
1 especial designs on the men In their sn
ivcro edict The result Is that man nnd
woman will be strict!) on their merits In
the way of appearance There will be no
extra scenery to conceal defects
Several Philadelphia women who at
tended the opening pesiilon of the conven
tion say that the new policy will have
Its good points as well as the bad ones
They point to the fa that the fat man,
whoso waistcoat banl keeps him in cap.
Tomorrow's War Menu
nncAKv-vsT
1iv Corn Cereal nnd Uslslns
i t apple ' Tenet
Coffeu
I.l.M'Hl.o.N
l.si .illoped Potatoes
I'otUge Clieeao Dalls on Lettuce
Me'ved Apricots
DINNKP.
Hut Pot of Mutton mid Hai.ej
Creamed Carrots Currant Jelly
Coleslaw
I Chocolate Cornsfirch
HOI' POT OF MUTTON ANU HAHM'.r
One pound mutton one-half cupful
I pearled barley, one tablespoonful salt,
I four potatoes, three onions, celerj tops
I or other seasoning herbs
Cut the mutton In (.mill pieces and
brown with the onion In fat cut from
meat. This will help make the meat
tender and Improve the flavor. Pour this
Into .1 covered saucepan Add two
I quarts water and the barles. Mirtmer
for one and one-half houis Then add
tho potatoes cut In quarters, reasoning
herbs and seasoning and .ook one-half
hour longer rutted States Kood Ad
ministration. Cost of a Family
The Federal Bureau of Labor statis
tics publishes a summary of the find
ings of the recent Dallas wage com
mission appointed, by the Major to ob
tain data on the cost of living The
figures will he used by the city officials
as a guide for wage advances to city
emploses, observes the Catholic Chari
ties Review. The heads cf the fifty
families Investigated were employed
ui follows: Twenty-nine were city em
ployes and twenty-one were factors em
ploses. Wages were as follows: Seven
teen, less than $80 a month; eleven. $60
tn (70; four 70 to )80; fifteen, f SO to
J90, and three, ISO to $100.
The commission reported that $747 a
j ear Is necessary for the 'bare exist
ence" of a family of five. The amount
necessary for a "safe normal living" Is
$1081,72. The closeness with which the
latter figure Is estimated Is shown under
cJecommend
Resinol
to that friend witW
skin trouble!
If you have a friend suffering
with eczema or other itching,
burning trouble, what greater
kindness could you do him
than to say: '
"Why don't you, try Resi
nol? I know you have expe
rimented with a dozen treat
ments, but I beljeve Resinol
is dlfftrent. It does not claim
to be a 'cure-all' simply a
soothing, healing ointment,
hot from all harsh drujrs,
that physicians prescribe
widely in just such cases as
yours. Vo get a jar today y
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Clothing Designers Decrees That Mere Man
Discarding Fancy Styles and Superfluous
These Close-Cu tting Times of War
tivltv. will ho 100 per cent better off
without the excess adornment whlrti now
clings to masculine toKgors,
yvinong other things which the asso
ciation has decreed la thnt there shall be
no patch pockets, no fancy naps, no Nor-
I folk Jackets, no plaits and no outside
I cash pockets and no wrist belts. In fact,
there's to bo no flaps, nips, fripperies or
j fandangoes of anv kind nvery garment
villi be one of efllclents'.
Thi long towering oveicoil, which
shoots out like a funnel, will be barred,
, nnd tho dress suit, which has alwajs
been considered a rather meager struc-
j ture at best. Is to be bereft of part ot
Its tails Yea, they will be docked and
measure thlrts -eight Inches Instead of
I forty
I A general campaign was launched
I against the peg-topped trousers It ap
pears that while these affairs were
stamped out of fashion several jears
the heading ' Insurance, lecreatlou," etc,
which allows $37.46, ora little more than
$t a week, for a family for insurance,
lecreatlon, church, charltv, fraternal and
other organization-. 1
Looks and Exercise . ,iZZ
Tho woman who does her own house- SSSt5KsI86DBSfi'?it
work Is usuall) worn out at the end r.f ..
the day. She Is likely to conclude, there- FnCltll Mntanno
fore, that exorcise Is not a word Intended ' Kt lUUSSage
for her. She could'hardl) make a greater The Cloud Method of Facial
mistake, however. Mat.ag. Stand, Supreme.
A woman needs a half hour's rest I .... .r.
near the middle of the day. It Is true, An "er Treatment Make
but she needs also S)stematlc and stlm- the Face Look YeaAt Younger
ulatlng exercise One reason why w&men sk je
tare so fatigued at the end of tho day IL. 4 M Completion
'Is that they lack muscle tone ffUM. lmtCH4C Kipert and
Half an hour ot brisk exercise suited I "'Si.VjSilltT'ilSJRfrSSSS:'"
to the particular needs of each IndU vtalnut Ht. at inth
vidual. and taken regularly followed by LI "',l' SDruce 2I0 tab. mot
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No. 5 Rue Meyerbeer, Paris 1422 Walnut Street
Continuing Butintt$ Under the Management of Mme. Louis
CLEARANCE SALE
As we are expecting Monsieur Louis to ship a largo collec
tion of Spring Models from our Paris Establishment, Mme.
Louis is offering the most attractive Afternoon, Dinner nnd
Lvening Gowns, Fur-trimmed Velvet and Cloth Suits and a very
handsome collection of Top Coats and Evening Wraps at
25 Less Than Cost
" wm mem wmmmm i aj a i i -i 1 1 , i
Alt Hat ef thm mott prominent maker m of Pari
Heretofore $35 and $25
Now $10 and $5
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1918-Annual Reduction Sale-1918
VTe are offering a faw remaining models In superior fur
garments of distinctive taste and Individual design at large pries
concessions. The reputation of the' house assures you cf the
genuineness of all representations.
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1 Hudeon Seal Set, regularly priced 110.00 sso.uo
1 Male A Ilatlleihlp Orey Fo Bet, rer. pi Iced. ftll.QO - 100.00
1 Bllier fox get, regularly priced ,11000.00 llSOO.oe
1 Mink J-at.Jlod. Bay Sable Cape, reg. priced lttf.00-;' Slllf.00
1 Mole Coatee, regularly priced ,;,, stsQ.flo SH0.00 '
1 Natural Illaek Muikrat with Itndion Seal
Coat, regularly priced ."...... flis.oo sm.oo
1 nndson Seal with Blk. Lynx Coat, rtg. priced 1118.00 $115.00
1 Caracal with Kolinsky Coat, regularly priced 1700.00 1530.00
Waists as low as ....,,...,, '. . .$4jQQ
Ten, fifteen. Twenty Dollar Bats at $SM
t Charge Atcounti Ofemtd
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JANUARY 16, 1918 l ' : '
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AOOATFORWrL
r MjuzroA crur
ago In the big cities, Hies still meet
with great favor In the (.mail town,
especially In such places ns Yonkers aud
Portchester, N Y There nre man)
near sports In hamlets of this ilk who
long for that period In summer when
the)- tan strut tho street In their peg
tops behind a stogie with a falr-lmlrcd
creature nt their side and lead her to
a bargain Ice cream soda.
But this time the V A of C D nre
determined that tho peg tops shall be
oblltcialed
Those attending the convention, which
Is being held nt tho McAlpIn, control
the spending of $000,000,000 Their
ukace. It la said, will be heard In Hrle,
Pa, as well ns In New York clt und
Chicago.
And so It has coma to pass that mere
man may look forward to u skeleton
suit whhh will cover him from ankles
to neck and that Is all
a cold dash of water, will terve to keep
the whole muscular nnd nenous s)Btem'
In tone It also works wonders In keep
ing ces bright and color good, some
thing that all women deslxe
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WSialmt Street
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FEDERAL REGULATIONS
TO SUCCEED FISH LAWS
Administration Will GKc tho Salt-
Water Fishermen Chanco to In
crease Their Catch
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1C I-Oc'al and
State laws governing salt-water fishing
are to be superseded to a great extent
by new regulations of the food admin
istration under which salt-water fisher
men and distributors of sea food nre to
be required to operate under 1 eder.u
licenses, effective February IB.
While tho food administration will bo
able to curb profiteering In sea foods. It
announces tint the chief aim of the
license svstein will be o enable It to
foster and aid the salt-water flslierlisi
and greatly Increase the catch and the
opportunities of the fishermen to broaden
their operations
. .. M..M.Mtnt nrnclftmatlon all
fishermen and distributors will bo re
quired to operate under licenses after
February 1C, as tho President has given
Hoover almost absolute control of 'he
i.n...ii....i.' .. ..tt.uater fish. Includ-
uiairiuuiiuii ... "-"---. .h.
Ing menhaden, rrusiaceann -.."-
fish. Wholesale flsli ueaiers uu . ...-
ready oiieratlng under license.
The proclamation covers all fishermen
engaged nt any period of tho jear,
whether fishing Independently or on
shares, It lovers as well all people en
gaged In the commercial distribution.
Including catching and selling of nnv or
...i . ......I.. f u1l. water tlsh The
term salt-water flkh Is defined to cm
brace all forms of sea food taken from
salt water.
Miss Tarhell to Talk
Mis, Ida M Tarbell, the author, who
declined to become a member of the
Tariff Commission and Is a member or
Iir Anna Howard Shaw's Council or
Nntlonal Defense, will address tho an
nual meeting of the Consumers l.e-igue
of Hastern I'ennevlvanla nt tho New
fenturv Club tills nftornoon nt 3 o clock
' MIss'Taibells subject will be "War Is
Drafting 1,000.000 Men , Who Will Take
Their riaecs.' Under What Condition
Will They Work?"
A report of the national work done by
the lcaguo will bo mado by Miss l'lorcnco
Kclley, general secretary of the national
organization
Lecture by Charles Zucblin
thirles Zueblln, who Is giving a
courso on "l'nn-l'reparednesa" before
the t'rilvcrslty Uxtenslon .oclely, will
Icctuie this afternoon at i o'clock In
Wltherspoon Hall on 'Transportation for
Speculation or Strategy? '
Then
work.
soap cutting. And they dissolve quickly".
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BORAX SOAP CHIPS
An 8-oz. package of these
oi ordinary laundry soap.
tne most delicate chiffons,
laces, etc. Will not injure the
hands. One trial of these Soap
Chips will make jou a con
stant user.
To make gennlne old-faihtoned
toae past, good for all liouaehold
pnrpoiet, add on quart of boiling
water to three heaping tableipoon
fult of 20 Mole Team Ilorai Soap
thine.
20 Mule Team Borax
AbaolutelT the beat Hertx fop
kitchen, laundry and bath
room, A time and labor taver.
Always look ror the picture
oi me lamoua zu viuie on
eiery package of both
theee product!.
Sold lir All tiuod
Dealers
PRICES ADVANCE
ON AND AFTBR
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4
ON THBSB MODELS:
We.derlift iJl.rt)$6M
SeH.ReduciiK,,1DrwfM-1.;: $SW
BUY NOW -
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CHUUCHMEN TO CELEBnATllI
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Episcbpnllans Will Obscrvo blocesanj
r.uucuuonai iJny
The Diocesan Kducnllonal Day at lh.il
. iiuiu.. "? ""-".'", "nu walnut 1
Firm:, win .'u vtinnHiPu loony, Uolyj
communion was held at 8 SO a m. br4
lllnt.nti llfirlnnil ltftillft n Irt.,. .. '1
t am mli.tnn Mlltitv rtnuaA li. I.I I... ...
llev. IMvvlii K Lnno and Irs. Henr A J
l'lisiiw .ui". J..u .urm, iir. VVIllam.y
if t.re.,. Uml -Ml 1-. nMH .. "''soi.l
of tho normal classes will give "Thsl
flncnrl nt tllA Tvltlffflnili" lit 11. JR ..a .Trl
2 p in. will be held confctcncen of the II
... ... t ...III...... I... .... m. - .,,a 9
VVUIIICN iiuiiiai, irn uy AITS. WlU 1
Hani v. iviuru, ul me nunuay school
n.i.t IVia .Ttmlnr. Ativlllnt. t.. .,.. . '
V. V.. Sennour. and educational .....' SI
tnrles kd by Mrs. Henry A, Mlabry, a
Tho Ill&hop will lead a subject ofy
"When the Hojs Colno Home" and at'JI
1 p. IN. will LUinr. unj lllUIIKSglVlng atld
benediction, which will close tho cxtN .f
plena &
Demonstration for Grain Mtn
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I itonln rtllttf M. lit ha rlamnnBrcnUJ .. t .. .f I
I TmiCA tnrta li rtftlnlfll i !.. .. ji
r" .1 ;.; v.c. ;,.:.. :'" ""rti ;i
.,, , iic.uiauj wk ..w Jt,i .iiiviil or Agrl
sitture. i
Mill, grain nnd elevator men vtIm ( M
tend tho demonstration, uhtr.ii ! r: rJ
ranged under the auspices of the eorla
, ..linlnlstratlon. ' ' " ,00a
nnrHi iiiii nnu imiiiiiti uikicinn nr ma .
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dk. MAuciAnF.r RtirrERT'd .
Ml-Klln lleautr Mpetlaltlea to.. Ine.
1112-14 thentnut St.. Hulls 70-7Z-7S ', j
Bltah 2J eara Vh. Walnut 701t y
Soap Alone Can't
Give Best Results
But Borax With Sap Wtlt '
use the two combined-
use 20 Mule Team Borax Soap
Chips a combination of one
part Borax and three parts
pure soap. It's the Borax in
these soap chips that does the
In handy chip form saVes you
Vi
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chips is equal to 25c worth
Safe to use for washing
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