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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1918
A LITTLE TALK WITH ELSIE JANIS-MAXIMS FOR THE BUSINESS GIRL-HOUSEHOLD NOTES
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ENGLISH BANKER BR ANDS WOMEN
PANICKY ON EXTRA BUSY DAYS
Efficient Until Rush Comes, Is Charge Some
Rules That Call for Keeping One's Head
Above Waves One Is "Get Started"
"ND of tho objections uiado tu cm-
'-' plowing women In rirputiflule por
tions Is they get rtittlut when tlicro
Is nn unusual proas of work. This
charBo was tn.ido by the head of n
bank In England which. In fplto of the
accusation iloos emplov women in re
sponsible ponltloni.
"But" thu ollk-lal explained, "wo
havo to plic them In rush time"
Undoubtedly this description dots
apply to some women. When thlnni
go ulong ne usual they aie calm ana J
ctllclont, but when work and icsponsl-
bllltlca suddenly nccumulite they bc-j
come panlcstrlckui and don't know
tvltete to btgin. .
This Is too bad. becauo It It tlmply
a frame of mlml and not a sltjn of In
competency There Is one good guldlns thought ,
for tho girl who grows panicky when
work piles up. That is this: the hu
man capacity for work only extends
so fur and emplojois reali7" thK
They do not expect superhuman
things
It was probably not the fact that
his banking girl was unable to tope
with twlco her usual nmount of work
that nude the bank olrfcl-1 biand her
ni panicky It vv.ii because sho grow
no excited In contemplating tho extra
work that It rendered her unlit to get
through the usual amount sho was
used to doing every day.
KEEl'IXU culm with big things
happening all around jmi is like
taking jour flrst swim In tho sutf
after ou hav learned to iwim In a
pool. Tho wncs will scare ou at
first, Hut jou know jour Htroko and
jou must stick to It It was a pretty
good stroke In tho pool and jou will
find It will l.eiu jour head aboo
water In tho wacs If jou keep light
on going
SURGICAL DRESSINGS
TNTEUMINABLIJ folds of gauze
-I Tor those whom we shall never
sec.
Remember when your lingers
pause,
That every drop of blood to stain
This vvh'tcness falls for you nnd
me.
Part of the price that keeps us
free
To serve our own, that keeps us
clean
From shame that other women
know.
O saviors we have never seen.
I'orgive us that we arc so slow!
God if that blood should cry in
vain
And we have let our moment go!
Amelia Josephine Hurr. in
Southern Woman's Magazine.
Th it's the idea iitvmt Etavlns caln
In excitable time" Keep on going In '
tho usual wav. Do one thing nt o
time. When jou start It lltilsh It
with all the thoughts of tho utlie '
things to bo Uono out of jour mind
Above all, It Is Impoitant not to fly
from ont piece of work to unother
with tho wild Idea tint maybe It lsl
FOOD VALUE
OP CEREALS .
tfi c on prrtenHi mfrllri II
be itwii by Hot-tar Hrlhotf ' thin col
limn tlailu, but In no roue itlll dirtUM-Hii
ne (rmltioit of aUrtenta Iw tittcmpttii
Vfsot nl queries frt hnttl i' (l( ?
uramtn'j nnatrnt M prtfafire .' o f
Hy J. H. KKLLOGG, M. ., LL. D
TriJ! .net case In the cost of living
bus MUKht win JoHm in buying
c. injinuHl and tiiUiltlilnK f'Kidi - t ini
i slmvvn tis that cereals amply tilto Hit
I place of IM.lt I
I Wo can easily omit meat from our I
, diet by subjtllutlng cereals. Mpcrlil't
out, w.ilch are particularly rich in
protein, or tho nitrogenous elements of i
food, and which tho body uses t r ,
hum !i -building purport
eutmeil for example, contains 1C1
p cftit of protein, while nlto It has a,
.11 g i erntifigii of the Marches upon
nliU.li we largely depend for our supply
of onwpJ about 07 S per cent Oatmeal
linn vuppllcH a small amount of tat
7 2 pT cut. and u goodlj nmount of
I tissue-building mlncnl sails
Kxcept for tho low perccntago of f itr
o well balanced aro Hum three cle
I mints that an ontincal diet nlone would
be rutllc'enl ti keep ono In bealth The
fits i m bo addid In the furm of rream
Our ideas about cooking oatmeal hut
i undergone a change during tho lift few
jiars 1'ormerlv we insisted upon tlie
Importance of cooking for everil bourn
m oide- to render It thoroughly dine)
. tlhlo More recent dlsioerles hate
hrmn, honour, that oatmeal ghoul'l be
u- Iced nnt moro thin tin mlnutcs-nnd
etter i-ttlt. Ilvo or six minutes.
Tlic reason for thlH Is cleat. Tho
tur liv or earbohsdratc, ptrt of our
il Ic norm illj absorbed In the mini
nteitlno nnd therefore furnishes ni re-
-tanee to the growth of thoe un
Irndlj" baeterH whoso activities In the
oloii glvo rlo to constitution and autn-polsonlng
Stareli, However if tnl.cn in more thin
ELSIE JAMS TO CARRY SUNSHINE
INTO EUROPE'S WAR HOSPITALS
better to llnlsh this one than tint one minute quintltles, tlnds It way In eon
flnt. All must bo dono at some tlmci idderablo cunntltlCH Into the colon Here
and jou wasto valuable minutes trj
lng to decide which to do first. Jump'
ing fiom ono thing to another carves
an uphill road. And getting ono or
two "Jobs" leally finished has a calm
lng effect on tho mind. You can be
;ln to sic jour nay throtigU.
TO feUM up: When things uro beat
ing thick and fast around jou nnd
jou feel tho panic coming on, (JET
STAItTKD MMIUWHERE. POME
HOW. AND KEEP flOIXG.
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
trtlrro ntiit of(lOT itirjmlllfii o Hit' d'rarlment myt l wrtHrii nn o'lt'llf et
thr Hfnrr on'" "nil tionril j(t;i IK' noim or in v-ii-r. urnni w-rr, ""l.'"""',,"'"'!
IT PTrr o ,!";"", r 71 ...:..-. , t.M ,h rJltnr Anr nut nremnarilu indorse the nrHtiment
V.i ,nVirro,nm"lcnilon orlM. dri... tmf f oW he addrcwd a, cllouj; THU
Ztlovt nre
vvpvivN's rc:iAMJi
Limine P6't I rduer Philadelphia. I'a
TODAY'S INQUIRIES
1. tthat vhcat milntllnle can b usl tn
tUckrn plo fllllncs snii ctiktnrdi.
sravlent
1. llu Jin. I'rfdrrirk runvlon, itldon of
MiuiHt and thr ltite Major ftc-nfrnl I'uiwlan nf tlir
Liiltcd States amir, nnv hhii In the srnlce.
digestion proceeds lo j, producing dex
trin and sugar, ulilcli furnlh to tlie
frlendlj" liaeti rla Just the food tint
tliev rcntllro for their growth In suf
ficient number to kill off the tolson
.ormlng or unfriendly bictcrla.
In preparing oatmeal, pour It Into boil
ing w.itei and cook fclowlj and ion
tlnuou&lt Do not stir, but cook In a
double boiler or steamer.
The meal of oats Is M-ldoin made Into
bread, although It Is often prepared In
tho form of oaten cakes Tlicic arc
very popu ar In Scotland and In the
north of England In our own countrj-,
too. oatmeal cookies ate coming to bu
Popular at afternoon teas nnd other
functions where a dainty confection is
desired
Although tomo prefer bugar with their
oatmeal. It is better to cultivate a tavto
for tho cereal without sugar, beciusc
sugar botnc times given rise to fci menta
tion and irritation In the digestive tract
.Sugar adds very little to the Ilavor of
oatme-il If sweetening li desired, It Is
better to add it bj tho uso of Kteued
flg, prunes or honev
Krult can be cooked with oatmcat, but
tho better plan Is to eat the fruit seP'
i.ine the cooking,
THE WORLD'S WAR
Through Woman's Eyes
By ELLEN ADAIK
w,:.
War and the Controller
...,'- It.,. 10 Mftina nnn nirrll lmatks that A HUh
HAVE n great'mnn'v' Controllers! stitute for leather will won be 'o"nd-
tndnn Hio davs' T liero
A.i,.t.i a. ,1,1am, i.i nf controllers
He en'ly wo had rather n lively air
rti ju a ..undon was barlt-
ng up it the Ucrman planes, and tho
linnaii planes wcto "doing their darn
lri in dropping bombH on us .Never
mi heard such a terrific din and com-
notion
I happencel to be changing trains
nmewhero In the clti' Just when the
tombs wcro nols est. a controller ap
ared -several. In fact Thoc control
crs truth to tell, vvero very much
ilnrmrd They refused to let us reach
iur train They bundled us, wllly-nllly,
lnwn Into the dreary depths of the un
let ground rhoutlng 'Clennan airplane
Igbt nliove tho btatlon ' Cerman air.
ilano right above the station''
Away down in tho depths we stl 1 could
icnr the d n of aerial battle Hut tho
lln of acilal battln ineanii verv little
o us tlicpo d.ijs V.a are hardened to
't AVe aro even anxious to gazo li
;vard and watch what fun there Is.
Hut the controllers will not let us'
The food controller Is another much-
dreaded person
I And now jet nnother person his ap
peal ed em the borlmn His function Id
o control the ankle of Eve It is true
that be does not call himself the ankc
-nmroller or the Instep controller or
even tho leg controller. Hut, ncverthe-
bas remaruou, me
IIMIa li nnaa .r fnf.l. ...
."" '::;..,., ..""" u".1" l" o
range II ding in tiny ili.i.i,i.. 751
ben houses, In muddy dugouts ecriielJJl
In the ground nnm hero thai i. ."'jl
porailly mfe! nm
"An hour liter wo are hack mi. .1
the bl'let, examining MitlMiolcs th.H
have br-en newly created -some of ivS
eight feet In diameter and four fen a.W
ejes and noses 0
i nuuii
I'venls have onco
Tho tear gas In thee bolej S m ,3
Htrnncr nnd the fiisi nml .u - "4
fuse tllf?i-r.ru firn unrti, u.ii..i.-i TlBT
-" " - "--' .. ...,li:i,ii j
again n.,..
11, ol, nOMM.I , it,ri.n n,..l ..- . '
"" " - ...i.. tii.w more WW
ure sinking, talking and wrl'tm- in .!?
billet No oao has been Injured "Tifl
lards nearer and nil of uj umim i.ijl
been blown In smithereens " i
This elcser ptlon la onlj of the (rJ
of ono little nrtlllerj duel Multiply hj
foroeltj and duration twofold und ni?J
it out over GOO placeii nt ono una thM
matron fir,,. ,1,1 T V.A.. . .. .. - . . "?B
... U..,, -... ,..,.. j i.i-ji r(lj j
communl'iuo sajlng, " fairly qultt ixtl
on tho western front, j ou i i, know liutl
..tint a linnnntni, I dll
uhii nrnuifiixta c.il the feminine cna
Ings The monster has declared war
n, lowrr und the higher calf"
MISS ELSIE JANIS
siir' ns 14 triuuon)
At any tlino the boot controller may
tel?e vou nnd measure vour uppers
with his horrid foot-rule' if nur dalntv
boots
tnlp tho
ir ,-.,, Ci-.u.af unners. or grisn
ones '"Ihero are endless substitutes
he savs. 'The baby ciocodllo It trein
1,1 r.g In tho Nile Tho little blppo In
shlveilne In tho swamp Tho frogs arn
croaking In tho pond And tho nesli
of nl the controllers It. creeping vvlth
fear Hlc-ss jonr heart, tho world Is
full of substitute ' '
llo guci on to mggcht that tho skins
of si! the dead bure.un rjitif would tjlso
servo to garnli.li the prrlpilctla ankle.
The controller-", nnjliovv. havo thick
enough tklns he clerveu naively.
Thus It will be seen that the con
trol'ers. though useful, are not par
ticularly popular
"Horn." the woman policeman, is a
much-dlsllked soung woman
"I am clad that your ankles are being
censored" writes one joung man, "for
t nm bound to saj my dear Horn, that
jou aro far from adorable You have
bien behaving very bad'y for a lone
time, and if I had my way I shoultl
r.ot allow jou to havo seven Inch's of
upper You are far loo uppish und jou
havo had th" upper band far too long
And let me tell ou that I suspect jou
are at ther bottom of nil this upperlng
You have thick ankles my dear Dora,
and jou nio Jealous of all the llttlo
darlings who have pretty unktcs"
Air. ItAtriS T.V FASHION
Speaking of nlr raids, w'c havo been
produces much better rJ
making th in common hmi
shIls ans-vers thn scream of aerial tor-' """' - s.-.i.o.miijr ,rUo 01 angel
pedocs and the Hrltlsh "rchles" and food cakes Tho flour can bo easily Mj'
:r.o irt tit if u.fMi rtinf corn i win -v-- ... Mfc iicmu una i
" f " ..---- ,!... !, 1 ..rt 14 l . ".
I Bliould rwrnmenil nil countiv ioik '"i' " u l ' '" una pack-
one-pound packnKf of corngt
nlft them topethor three times Tm
make ft tn .small" r quantities If yon
Good Dish for Children 1
One cjuart milk (skim milk may k,
used), two and one-half tablcpoonfuli
Hour, two tablespoonfuls butter or m.3
giilne or other fnt, one tcaspoonful ujij
two eupfuls thoroughly cooked vertuJ
ntiely chopped, mashed or put throuihwi
a sieve Sninach. neas. tte.in A...--A
celery or uspanguj mako trood noun.
Stir flour Into melted fat and mlS
with tho co d milk Add the cooked ve(0
1'iitititi hhu nur ot iiiu nre until thlck-1
ened If soup Is too thick add a Iltut
liuicr )r iililte Llliieu r-taies FooJ
i.e.iucc o. i
r,Vbwen,asanxed Ids7 ,','e upon kepi v.rv llve.v In that particular fa.h-, Recipe fOl' Cake FloUr
even pretty nnklo In 1inde.n t 's n 1 '.'' "- ,' . Cako flour
r"l"J"fln, e'vinlng Tho whir, of fljlng mhs In cake
1UMUUN IHMiUftil " " - - .
This ge.itl.ma., i '",h. VcwIntVotfim- to ion. to I-ndoii these moonlUht or' iR.
He sternly forbids the wearing 01 rem- . .. . . , . . tur ,ln,i a
.nine h.fc.r M"' ')ann eTus of'arf. ctoi V-C1Zy s.
tint mu o tho hno are banned us (rawuacU g that ,t takM pooI, m.iny can in
visits and u koo1 deal of hardening be
fore one can reallj get to enjoy these
spectacular battles In the air
How does It compare with frranco?
, .J , , . I.I..1, i, will ! now eioea u eoinpuro wiin rrancu,
a.ohalf an Inch too lghlowill, ' nl
ho cv es off v lib bio sneats f
Actress Has Brightened American Stages Now Will
Cheer Victims in War-Ravaged Lands
Abroad
rpHU climb to success can bo so en-1 objectionable, and 1 guess tints why
J- grossing that the bumps and Knocks
along tho way simply do not exist Do
jou believe this'
One girl who has climbed tho ladder
and registered it the top of tho theatri
cal profession docs Two continents sins
her praise and 1 13000 a wcclt has been
known to fall f.om her pay envelope.
The electilo signs of all the big-time
theatres of tho blg-tlmc" world havo
stamped her name In tho mind of the
. Whx Miould the lire be kept a low a . Are Imitation., to rail. a 11 rule, et-
poMlbte In the tlre-lwx of the furnace."
tended at flrnt inc-etlnx?
3. What U the difference In food value J 3. What Nort nf lonrU nnd ujb elutlis
between a nound of loin irark cbopn and it , have the most lientRrtal rfTeet nn the eiiin
jiound of macaroni.' jdexlon.'
ANSWEUS TO SATURDAY'S INQUIRIES
1. It Is poftfcHtld to ket re creum well 1. Madame ,Jult Juufnind U wife of tlie
ltBcn In on ot the Iatr modeled thermw
...A.1.. .I.A 1. . -....! I ,1 t.
;VlMteles.rtheiraM;.'hoh.!'''' l,1.ody knows her. She H
stances that, aceo.dlrg to recent dls- 'Ui l.NIo .lanls.
coverlet, plaj o Important n liart In All In one llttlo paiagiapb Jl's Janls
tho ellcehtlo.i and ntMnil ntlo i of food I ties up foi .ou thu Incidentals nf the
Into the bod tl'suc 'fouiteen 01 more odd vears that hue
tll ulth the wide neck.. It U not dim
rait to park the criiim In tlilsi In fart. It run
i put In thin container at the place where
It Is purchased.
Z. Ilanclnc fcah curtain to cover the upper
mh of Hie nlnclow nn well u the loner
facilitates ventilation nnd ndcU to the np-
Iaranre of the nliulon. The window can1
be let down at nliht all the war from the j
top and the upper curtains pushed back on
the rod. j
lremh nnibux-ailor
American.
roerlc i. -he Is an
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
The Cau.se of Colic
VV hy Rhouhl a hlll cf six have colic palna
ono or two hour itotlj
mhs vwtEi:r.i:n
1'robablj there is homothlng virong
wltii tho mothers dleturj There maj
uatsed since as a very small, elellghttul,
shoel.-halred Hlsl- t.he began t" tutu
handsprings iuio-m the opira houses of
small towns In tho West
"rJimaiUIs"" tho premiere crl.ilms
when jou accost her tn her dressing
loom, ni was pot.iblo when she appealed
here, nt Keith's last week obstacles''
At least 1 eio uoi re-
2. T-.,ru.vriv niJ..a... n ... .1,. ,.i . th. 1 1 'oiiio hereditary weakness of tho i I i ever hid any
ll.uml,, aMie the ear. und mote the front I 8t0iacl1 , " V. ', 5 lll ''cls ore numbeiunv
.. ,. ....... ...... .... ... . ... .. .... rontlnatcd ( h Idren ofLen 1iia rolto Ami In tit r smart fcrai'
.., u. riup nun mo up or uic miier nn- r- ; ; 7.,, ". ..... . .1 r, " . ,.""". ... ..,.-" l,nn ,ul.m
i,ni u,ci ict-iiiiiB ui i.irvjiiis iiouriiiiiieiu launvy Ki0 mm wui ,.
too rapldlj none shliu-s brlgbtei looked exactly like
she talked the mlstros of nns thing that
Weak Anlilcs , mltht happen to mini I" her road It
What do ,oi. .dvlf. for weak .nkles that " " ""M0 '."f ",,l",f !,', I'lVtlo
urn vera easily i.vi Ibt: 'never ugaid un obstacle as an obstacle
I suoDOse there liavo uecn moiniuiH
mother put me on the stage
"After that ' she sipns it up, 'things
Just happened, ono thing after another,
and hero I am ' ' '
It Is particulars Iincicsthig to have
Mla Janls talk about heiself Just at
this time, boi.iuse she Is otio of tho
four-flgurc-a-week stars who Is going to
give up the footlights for a while to go
over and plaj the 'war circuit" The
announcement cm the the.atro boards
thit this is 1. Isles" farewell lour In
America for a while Is not an ldlo one
Shortly she will be tnglng and dancing
the Janls t,unshlnc Into the hospitals and
camps In Prame
to -ni:i;rt Hiinm.s i.v nobi'iTAi.s 1 1
Ono success nftei another has followed 1 1
till; Idol of thu tlieattc-golng public, unci
she H now going to add tl o greatest
palm of nil to Iur wriatli i
Jlother and I,' JIIss Janls eplalns.
' epect to rail on tho next boat fot
'r.ane. whe.e I inn goliiu to spend nil
irv time foi i wblln just singing and
Fair Food Prices
ColuuniT rrlr-s nr" flKU"'' 0"
"caiih nml carry ' liult nillt anil eli--lli-ers
prlr ,i mas U- hlshcr ThJ,;lral
l-nod Vilmlnlitration hem no aulheirtti to'
it nrhcK Tnlr unil reusoiMtle rosces
iral le ,1-ti rinlnwl hoicr. anI thfl
luliltr ran dei Ida if i)apra hci chaw
nioro ahnll tc patronized IterflM. hi
letter tho naiii ot urocfr" who ehrse
on ft "cash anlair l)ts m r; thsn
ihc pries named u Inw tn thi federal
iVl Admin Ktrator flflh flmr. llulktln
IIulldtnK, rnuaiieipnic
wl"h. provided jou keep the nroDortlnn'
of one-sWth part of loinstarcl. to flve-j
siMiia pare 01 uoui
l'.'taller rnjs
IlalUII lir ltd
Ww'.!;,!tOr10 7.-, 01171
S pr I n b ,,.-
wheat 10 0, SflSU,
icr tbl
P. y e anil
fflllUt , . . .
Ui-llJ .10 00 foil .,
per Md
11 0 1000 H so
pre dui
VV hole
w hnt
nrahain
per lb
OVj W
11. "0
M.'.-.u
.10
on'j
kerie. With h e .rcular motion, not roferlng
more than an Inch, work all oler the entire
fieatp, not rulibhie hut rather looMnhiff It.
It. In arranging dinner pirtlM It Ih not
rorrrct to place litthaniU and wlce nrt to
each other.
8. ir potatoes that nre to be baked nre
boiled first In alt water for ten mlnutra
they will bake In considerably less time than
It the rule.
Government Sanctions 'lliese
Tc the hditur u VI onion a rait
Dear MadannC'a!i jou kindly print tho
r clP' for cnrmneal rl Idh eakca and for
corn bread thai are approid by tho ciovern
roenf I e o manj different nclp-a fur
am.k..o ..rrltitu ihnt It Im confusing
I.U,MI,IV. . .-.i.KTfc IWI'll
I Duties of Maid of Honor
I To the Vditor of Woman's Vou'.
' Dear Madam What Is the duts of the
mall of honor at a wccldlns' V I, C
Tho maid of honor itnlka alono Just
! Imforn cli lirldA c-nlrii- mi Ihn nl1i, .c.h
takes tho bride's bouquet and liokld It
during tho ceremony and as tho best man I
lemalns near tho bridegroom to render
nnj" assistance necessarj, the male! of
The ankle maj- be strengthened by
ip'cla' exercises cspeclallj toe w ilklng
liatho tho parts In cold water dally
Do not wear low shecs A leather ankle
support may be made by nnj' shoemaker
In bad cn;s n .-peclil appainttis may
be needed In such c ij-hh a snrgeon
rhould be consulted
Excessive I'cr.spir.ition
Whit In the ttettt innns of checKlns ex-reest-e
i ereptratlon In u very thin, nenajs
lereoli' ,v.,f
i:xceslvc peisplratlon is often a neu
of dltiou.JBcine.it, sho concedcel, una
tlmeb when nothing went right, out. i uo ,
aot lcmemViet them I love every part
of my work and there could havo been I
no such wotd us failure You see, mother
attend d to ev el j thing for me She made
mj iiifciRements. fought mv managers
and nil tho ret ll I had to do wns,
tho stunt
i:ici ono knows that -Miss Janls is a
molliei -Hindi girl so far as the business
end of being on the bt.age W e oneerned, If
fhnin Ih il niot.il to bo drawn from the
.'fact that nt bast ono girl In the Morld
Here aro two recipes -which con... , honor stands near the bride during tho, ranbenle .jmtiton, and 'snlu.t0": ! remlCaV'l.e'Vmrtire :i .IrtV';.' MWs
straight from the olllco ot the food ad- cercmoiij. even though tho other at- 'QN0 from tIl; ,)loo,, tll0 .)olnH wlth Janls makes no allusion to It
entertaining the sold ers. It Is wonder
fill to bo able to do this niueli for the in,
frock and j and they appreciate it so much uu
seo this Is not mj first time anoi-s l
spent seveial months a jeai ago singing
in the hospitals In Kngl.iud '
SI ss J.uiIh li loath to tell about the
real brand of sunshliio that sho Is able
tc send a-beainlng through the long
white corridors of the hospitals, whe.u
oven a Jigsaw puzzlo Is a welcome di
version , but her mother could not resist
this llttlo .ncldent
'Tommj-," sho bald, "whoso both feet
were amputated, was brought up to he'ar
tie cnteYtalnment nlo bel'eves that
m ilineel soldiers never want to be sjn.
iwthlzed Willi, so she 1 uiglu and Jokes
with tlum f-ho said 'Well, jou got
jours, dldii t ou" And do sou know
what tint man said back in bis f.innj
cockney dialect? 'Ah. It might have
been worse, mli3 It might have beer
mv two ejes, und then 1 couldn't havr
seen jou, .Miss Janls ' "
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Cornmeal griddlo rakes Ono cupful
cornmcal, ono cupful boiling milk, ono
tablespoonful drippings, one-half tea
upoonful bait, ono tablespoonful molasses,
one teaspoonful baking powder, two
eggs
Put cornmeal in bowl, cover with boil
ing milk Add tho Ealt, fat and molasses,
and when cold the baking powder and
eggs, which have been beaten until light
Mix all well together and bake on a hot
grtddla
Cornmeal biead Three eupfuls milk,
ono teaspoonful salt, ono and one-half
eupfuls cornmeal
Mix tho Ingredients and spread In
shallow greased pans to about one.
quarter Inch In depth Uako In a mod
erate oven until crisp
Veal Loaf
To li Editor of Woman' Paoc
Dear Madm Wilt you ci" print
tendants stand at a distance hhe helps
tho bride remove her glove to reeelvo the
ling and gives back the bouquet and
at ranges bei train when she turns to
go down the aisle with her husband Tho
maid of honor follows the wedded pair,
the bridesmaids following her Her frock
Is usually a little bit different from tho?o
worn bj tho bridesmaids
1'IP'TlMi: or MiKIXI.I-Y
It was mother who put me on me
'You see, I
of a protege of J'resldtnt
An Usher's Dutj
To tl dttor ot lVomnn'a Tnffe.
Dear Maiim Ha. the uehera nt the wed- f
dim; any duty to irfonn dunnv the cero-' I
niony iudf" Tho li-t man for Ini-tarri
les the rim? to th icruoiit when the t'mw
com'. Ih theru anMhhlK for the uihera 1 '
to du" JACK. 1
Tho ushers slmplj walk up the aisle
at tho head of the wedding partj nnd
stand In the places assigned them nt the
reh arsals The walk down the aisle
at the end of the wedding party.
An usher's duty Is to arrive at the
church half an hour or thrce-quarter-
of an hour before the limo for th" wed
ding, nnd be conducts the membe-s of
the families und the guests to thu places I
assigned for them In tho church
from the blood the poison
which it Is congested Neurasthenics
aro Ilkeli to sweat profuselj" when thej
tail iaii;r i nnu ,,nii ni.Lfjv, i. ,,, ,i( min ... .. i i .. .. ...
st.aln of am soil Sponglnf. the skin ttage " she explains rimplv
...... i.. .....- . i..j.i. ,.. .. um sort of a protege
Willi g iiv, ".no i uMuuic n uu . . . . , ,, ,,.., ,
eseellent means of lessening at.j night ' McKInlej before he was l'resldent Ho
sweats Tho neurasthenic should un-, 'd Mrs Mckinley wcro very much In
load his overloaded colon by making tho ' tcrested In mo when I was a llttlo gill
bowels move three or four times dailj, out In Columbus, o. my homo town
not for a few dais onlj. but l.abltuallj. I I used to sing nnd glvo Impel snnatlons
Hat la-catlio foods ! at cbunl. entertainments They insisted
I vi as a genius or someuiing eejuauy
(e'opyrlsht)
IN THE MOMENT'S MODES
Chapeaux Designed for Palm Reach Wear
Piece for Little Girl
To th") FJItor o lVoinau'' Vaot:
Iear Madam Can ou prlrt a pice for a
reclpo for makinir a vsl loaf? Tsnnk'n von
tor this are! all the other Information tht I
have received thnnuh the Woman'n Kx
ehanre, " M
Tlie Ingredients are three pounds of
ra'w veal one-fourth pound of salt pork,
one teaspoonful of bread crumbs, ono
tablespoonful of butter two beaten egirs.
to which four tablespoonfuls of cream
have been added; n teaspoonful of pep
per, three tenspoonfula of salt und two i Kach time they find a r'n or tear,
tetutpoonfuls of powdered sage l'ut the , "'" " j"c
"" Itecause my clothes get soiled
a cat anci pura. unuunn i..o vMb vw.-
tThen add In the order given all the
tittle clrl to speak at another llttlo Elrl'a
drthd.1. party? Nothing very hart a tho
llttlo clrl Is only five. Jtarllbft
Here Is one by TJurges Johnson that
would bo easy to learn nnd Is quite
cuter.
IRONING DAY
I don't see why the grown-ups care
ner
Tt of the Ingredients Mix them well
and shape Into a loaf Hake In a deep
pan for two and a half hours Basin
with a little melted suet and water while
baking.
Sweetbread Croquettes
To the editor ot Woman' rnne:
Dr M)d)tn I wi'l'd 1'te tn have a frond
Tteipe f"" wetbread eroqjttp not afancy
j rclp. hut luit plain, practlojne..
AftT removlnr th m',"'brn'i and
plp" from the sweetbreads soak them In
oolt twlted wafr Th n cook In bomnir
salted wtr with a tablespoonful cf
- vin'gar oiod Hav the water tv,l'ir
itriien they are put In, Let cook for
w.-iyntv minutes Tnn plunge into cold
. .r-fflHiijfr' egaln to hardea Now chop th"
li. .?f-.k. -J. HMA n.l .u..hn ...11. n ..n
Vrr'lOy IIUO III1- l,H BlrwH ..,, M III-
VyK"nful of grated onion and suit and
IieppT Have ready tho beaten olk of
thifv es half a cupful of cream or
mussed
and
My children keep TOO clean and neat.
And dirty dollies are a treat, j
I find It quite the nicest play
To wash and Iron every daj.
Evening Dress in Yellow
To tn Vditor of tfoinon' Pan.
Dear Madam ould ou five me om ad
vice about the color of an eenlnr dres th-t
njld ' nice for a irtrl lHtnty ear M?
t hne dark eyes rather dark akin but roey
cheeks, myvhatr fa dark brown. Could yoi
uctreat the trlmmlns too?
IinoWN KTES.
A very pale yellow or almost an)
shad- of pink would look very well O t
son. sort of soft satin There Is a wash
able satin now that Is very good You
could trim th" dress If vou have It made
up In yellow In a chiffon or silk net of
tho same color. Have a long tunic of
this and finish It off with corded Bilk
nade from the material Over tho tunlo
In th" front and back you might have
an upron effect of the satin If you mako
.yVv I 'i s
Tomorrow's War Menu
Meiltlrm Ila I
HUHAKFA.ST
.Stewed Dried reaches
Dolled nice with .Sugar and "Milk
Toast ( Wee,
LU.VCHI'ON
Cream of Tomato Soup
Potato Salad
Spiced Oatmeal Cikes tmoa
UINNUR
Oysters a li New burg
I'rctich l'rled I'otatocs Canned lias
1'rult Cup
spici:d oatmhaIi cai;i.s
The wholo family will llko theo and
they aro easily made.
Ono and one -half eupfuls flour cue
half cupful conlted oatmeal, one-quarter
cupful sugar, one-quarter cupful r,ilsin
ono-quartei teaspoonful soda, one-half
ttvlspoonful baking powder, one hi'
teaspoonful i imiamnn, three tablespoon
fuls( fat. one-quarter cupful molasses
Heat the molasses and fat to boilinr
Mix with all the other materials Hake
In muflln pans for thirty minutes 'llih
makes twelve cakes United States
Food Leaflet No. C.
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'Not so bad Trance. he unswered
(qulckl. 'though gcnerouly "it's
V, quite good sport here'-
An artillery duel in Trance Is great,"
ho added, "Tlctuio to jourself a flat
Jcountrjsldo clotted with tumbledown
I farmhouses nnd Intersected by hedges
I hedges reminiscent ot those country
lanes In Kngland In the good old davs
I llehlnd many of these lurk tho field
I guns, so cunningly bidden that men bll-
!e ted in the actual neighborhood of them
might walk right up to them without
the slightest knowledgo of their where-
aoouts
' A spurt of flame and the shock of
a teport sometimes two guns fire a
half-salvo together or p-thaps four
guns of the battery speak qulcklj In sui -ceslon
There's tho constant pouft
pouff of shellbursts overhead That s a
Iirltlsh nntl-alrciaft gun driving off a
German airplane, which has been sent
to d scover the hldlng-placo of the big
!Ti J..y W"lt,h' ll" "" n '"-""et ago.
icgulaHtl Ut at" ,U"? nu,onmtI
I'crh.pa the (ierman.ilrman, perched
high In the air has already located the
Tnhalf-";?n" Un "in'n fact
m Half an hour or so. The anti-aircraft
guns have put the tear of tied Into little
I rltz up above, and bo makes back swift
Sta "& Ma anU s"'' to
' Half an hour c lapses an hour goes
b There Is no further sign of war
...u ."'Mtijiiiui 11 lined m a broken-
down faimhouso neai the battery nre
I reading, writing cr cleaning buttons
Thero Is 'Madame.' the farmer wife.
pouring out eorfee for tho men when
"Whiz' Whiz' Hang" A shell has
I dropped pretty close 'the (jernian air.
men have really discovered the batten s
whereabouts!
"The men In the farmhouse duk their
head, Instnctlvelj. ab though thev were
in the open Madame looks neivous A
salvo of Trltz shells arM hi..ir,i wri..i
Tho oltlcer In tho billet orders his men I
wui, tin ion UHIGL IS iri rniin). I ,.
'danger zone ",B
! "llverv cno has vanished into curious
I-gione-g
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WINTER CLEARANCE
N'o other salo can be quite HUe this
n "Inrp nor values so cMraoidlnarj
S45to49.50f
Dresses k
Reduced m
l$22Mw
fu vet, chnrmcuse H
BSL all fashionable NL
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Walnut
Street
for nowhere clso are t eductions
Evening Dresses, $25 to $49.50 j
flilftons, Oeorgetles. Satins, etc, that formerli told for $35 to J7J
Afternoon Dresses, $15 to. $49.50
Satins, Velvet" Nets, etc, that formerli sold for "5 to Srij !
Serge Dresses, $16.50 to $35
Iy fishlons that viero J33 to 05
WAISTS BiUei".,i,0"t,o0,,s $4.50 to $10
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r!ci milk, a tablespoonful of butter and 1 tho dresj this way jou need not make
" ' . ... a... ..... . itirt rMnn fllnln r.aeb Alt thu tinv
.r n4 enough of the crumbs to mako ")' but Just Mme far enough to meet
it ijStaWtwc, iftiht a rf6wn ' ot th P6"1 trlinaiing that t eeen
W rB4oh m
Consider tho modes for Palm Beach. Hero wo have two hats
fashioned for early southern wear. The upper model, which cer
tainly can bo called full-grown, is of pink taffeta, the brim edged
with georgette. The lower model has crown band and loops of
bright green satin; the upper side of brim is faced with figuied
georgette nnd the under side is faced with green straw edged
1 wlth black.
The prompt relief which the first
application of Kcslnol usually brings Is a
. great surprise to sufferers from eczema
and similar itchin?, burning skin affec
I tions. And better still, this gentle,
j healing ointment rarely fails to clear
' j,
away such troubles completely. Pliy
stcians prescrme it regularly.
. P.eilno! Ointment U xi Marly (I cickoIsti d that
It can U und oa cioted itirfacta tthout attractlat
undo attention, Contain rothlni that Could Irrl
UK Ih tindcrut tVin Atalldroiibu For trial
tut. wrlu to Dept, PR, Rtfliwl, Baltimore, Md.
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Final Clearance Sale
Tuesday, Jon. 22nd and thereafter
Entire Stock of
Millinen). Gowns. Suits. '
7
Coats, Furs, Waists, Etc.
1624 Walnut Street