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EVENING PUBLIC1 LEUaEK-PIIlLADELPIIlA, TUESDAY', JAXUAKT 22, 1018
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KNITTING NEEDLES FROM REVOLUTION DO THEIR BIT MEN LAY LOW ON FOOD SAVING, WIVES SAY
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MEN SCORN WIVES' WAR MENUS 'KNITTING NEEDLES MORE THAN A CENTURY OLD
AND CALL FOR "SOLID" FOOD
PLIED BY HANDS OF THIS PATRIOTIC LADY
MAKING BREAD
WHOLESOME
Reader Asks for Advice on Subject A Letter
From American Officer in France
Makes an Answer
QJ1NCU the "war befc-arf many of us
liovo been nursing r-ecrct loyalty,
to tlio men folk of tho liouke. Hero l.i '
n housewife who feels that hreakliiK !
the sllenco It tho bettor part of pa
trlollsm. I
"It Is nil very well," bIio writes, "to ;
talk about Women u Inning tho war by
saving food, but, dear editor, did you
ever to to Rlt a tnuti down to a dish
of oatmeal soup? It can't bo done In
my house. 1 am u patriot. I wuut to
savo tho meat and wheat for the sol
diers, and whetcas my huibund doesn't .
try to stop mo by telling mo not to, t
hp simply docs not out the food-saving
A Sense of Humor
FOR health and the constant
enjoyment of life, Rive mo n
keen nnl ovcr-preacnt sense of
humor; it is tho next best thing
to an nbiding faith in Providence.
G. U. Checver.
T KNOW of no nmtvtr that makes
so direct mi appeal for fo( ( wiving
un the splilt of the l'lewh people.
They in their "br.io liopo" are de
pending on uh to feed them. Per
Real Daughter of the
Revolution Makesi
Wonderful Record in j
Work for American!
Soldiers. I
Mrs. Elizabeth B.I
Grim's Deft Fingers
Have Not Lost Their
Cunning Since Days
of Civil War.
Tyni.UOKS of gleaming iu-mIUh n;
"-Mold lmo clicked their way Into tli
II
thu
' . wars In vhlcii .i(ninn i,,.- -, ..-.
dUhcs. Ho has nlwnyn made fun of , '"! It will add weight to tlio ubovo Uut out , WeRl jltIiatltlI , ..
what ho calls cheese contraptions, p.iragiaph to Ituow that tho boy who Lalm ,ianUs of a '
What can you say to men such aa ' wroto lt-a lieutenant In tho Held at- , ,almcs a , , l
""" ! tllIcr" or U, UllC(1 SUUcs ar""-Is' ! m each and evcrv one o these Jtnr
an enger young hcolTer at all thlngi Kie. ' one or lMS ""'
TT -WOULD be taxy to luugh at such I Si.,,tmental. IJut ho w- nnd he could I'oyn the centuries they lmr. come,
".gumiiiB willi tlie devolution, and from
then on ucatlntr their rmiM i..,ih i..
American history.
Alt. nuzzlc.1 wife. It Is in-iIeKs to cX- ..'.' is..mtln that Mrs. Elizabeth It
A .'.,-. ,i. ,.,- .. .i. I ".""'. l".c wl'lte-halied ..1,1 l.nov h
I'uuutv v.. ...w ...M....W . . ..t..,., , iVltlS
erixiucttei when n man's mouth Is f.et
for beefbteuk. If you can dlsgulso the
not help faying!
men. ljecdusc men nre funnv In
their bo Islinosti. but the time has
gone when wo can laugh about food
saving.
I am going to balance the above
letter with the paragraph of one
never Intended for publication. If the
holdler boy who wroto It chances to
Mmn nprnca Ilia nrlntcil vnl,l4 lin Will
know ho lias been called upon to do ; start out with tho supposition that nil
Ws bit In two ways-to go to Trance I '' uro bo made tmooth f"r "s
to fight and still be a missionary ut i ln lllls war?
home. Agrio with your husband that o.tt-
"From uliat 1 have teen slnco I Ing ptanut toup cioes not como cas
have been here
tlwse needles, hhniikl
i cheese and mako him call for more, so
1 much tho better for you. Hut why
i .... . . . . . j t rn. inn ninv ri n at u 'rim ,,. .. i . ,
he writes, "I should But tell him that coming utcic to your , m ,-' - " '.""""'' '
tho posKemUui of tin in. It Is ngl
that fhc should be. of oiir Tliv
wero her grandinother'n, then hu moth
er's nnd now, by u,e Uu of 1. rilnB
tilings to KIe t our ..hildren. her
llut over nnd above this you could
for nurself If jou went ns others h no
gono to her home, at 40 Xorth 1 urn. il
itrcot slio Is mnklng her need!.- ll,
up to their trust !
They might hae been unbud)'s ne
u i'h. iiui incv are nets
. .A k ...lit.- . . A il,A lrthliAli ft 4 Inltir tttS.SH
say tho frenen were tlio nooiesi nnu noun. us mu i icuui u TO ......
tho best peoplo the Lord over made, to llnd (.ticks and stones whero you
They have lost so much In this war left a houi-c Is not easy cither. Tell
ar.d still have an unconquerable spirit, him about the "little white fools ol
They can take their homes fiom them. , rruiicc," tho chlldicn who have been
but they can't tako their bravo hope. I deprived of their reason by war.
I .had grown rathei skeptical on the I Tolnt out to him his ow n children:
subject beforo I left the U. S. A. I Franco has been tho battlellcld of
thought It was a beautiful legend in- tho world. Sho needs food. What Is
spired by magailno articles. IJut It's going to bo our answer to her hun
true: truer than anything else there i ger? Tho tlmo has gone to laugh at
9 cheeto contraptions,!
days. Theirs t be up and doing and
kiiii amioiiRii tiiu n-iier l nont
ulua o.ira old '.
Almost every one l.nows Jim. (Jrlin
And If they don't Mum lu-r they hae
heard of her husband, lie was John
L. Clrlin, .Select Coiindlmun and con- palls of mjlUs,
iracior.
There arc old folks who point out
Mrs. orlm for more reasons tlun all
this. .he was one of tlio.splfndld women
I who worked to hard at war icllef during
Clxll War times. The needles flathtd then,
too, but when jou look out thn lli-t of
knitted things accomplished by the busy
I flnt-nro In 1017 . .,. .....,.. ..n.lt.t.. . ..
-c,- ... aHs. jjit .i.niii.1 Pur,riu.j iuii
- a& A. i
BTIMMIlWlTifirWlMflllT'l i1 W 1 1 "IMI i
, vreientive mtdiclne icltl
it 11000 ' co'
AlItUCA
he oil en hu Itartnr
tintn daltvt but in no rote fUt fHafftioii
or trratmrnt of attmrnt h attemptfft,
Vrrttnnnl tjurrit on health jctll l
promptly antwtrtd 0 postage ( tnctoied.
By J. H. KELLOGG, M. D LL. D,
THU urt of bread-making is prob
ably tho most nnelcnt of culinary
. .. - .II.M.aa.HA.1 mnlliAH 1 l I.-- !.. .
soruea irom tne coion uro iiiaciiaiBru ...u.i.i;.. .. .;. ui mm 10 noil ...
through tho lungs, glUng a fecal odor , lneilt, A1, 1nJa of T)Mt $
10 1110 l.renin. I lie rmiw .n ... roiilninliiatnl lln i,-ni. ... "1
nntltoxlo diet and to trln tlio iwwois ,,,.,. un1 wfl
inun, i.ivatii.ui nuioinioxicatlon. tlirn.,A i
which tho Infant, as well n3 thi moih,, I
may dc poisoned. ?
nn
to inovo thrco times a day.
Thirst Cure
.1
Tho diet should bo bulky; fuat I, '
ould contain a lares mm,.! .',":
dlgcstlblo leslduo. The best foodi
bulk nro lettuce, carrots, beets, .'.!';
spinach, huckleberries. iueubirrt.. i."'
Polled to burn up Its wasto matters more prunes, apples, apricots, graham br.t'i
uctlvely. llut tarefully conducted ex- sliredded wheat biscuit, wheat rtab Jl
Pertinents carried out by So'omon on , cincked wheat, rjo bread. Hi u. ..?!?
lu-A u,,l,!A-.t .Lnnfil l.wiMt fonrlllRlVeH I lit till llrnnp.. ni. Mn.tt.... . . an 1
1 thr nnr sdntno to bo MlneO t , should
(1.. (I.... . ....? JI. If.
It has been claimed that by with
holding water tho body will bo torn
arts, doubtless tho ufo of flro In tho , tml ,)e nlnolnit of OXKC consumed by i fruit Juices of all sorts, because r7S
preceded tho dlscocry of baking, but1 not nt all Inireascd, which Is sulllclclit
this simple proccts could hardly bo Proof that there Is no Increase of oMda-
lion and, nent-c, no uuwuuuko iu i;u
gained from this standpoint.
termed nn urt,
The ancients made their bread as most
! prlmltlvo tribes still do. by simply form
ing a cane or Hour and water and baking
on n. hot stone. '
I Dread niado In this way Is exceeding-1
1 ly toothotno and Is doubtless superior.
1 from a. health standpoint, to our more '
fruit sugar and uclds which they cZji
tain. ' J
The amount of fat should hn in,...... .
about 25 per cent above that ordtnirllri
required. Tho amount of protein bIioumS
be 50 per cent greater. "wuKn
Diet for Nursing Mother
What la tlio proper diet for n nurlnr
iiiolhT? .-uhbi..
Niirrlng inotheru ilioul.l
uso of fruits and fresh egetables.
certain foods tend to Increase u
.iv of milk. This Is partleUarlv t,:1
whole-grain cereals. entJ
flow
of the
.1 mako free , wheat, oatmeal, free water drinking and,:
Plnl.ln. nini. llio liru UM3 Hi juicy IlUlts. Va 1 J
111 nnieUCIIUll, "" -' " "-. ... ' "V " .. H,n llnrn ..r fn,,- .,!,. .. ...."". '"!
S'outh made most Ing strongly navore.i xcgciaoics. sucu ns J" -" ,"" - , , I , .iVliti nr, . ., r ??mi
"boo cake." by i onions and garlic Tea. .fee, IM ' , L, "f 'l,nlotl,clW
AIKS. KLIZAUETH GHIM
tMI lllll.Ht
ll.
hi unluippx Inn. Ln ,,nie tlnir. This
pital stiuarrs, twelxc vin.ngi - inm'tci'ii M-tiian kiutu i h. sight in only one
pairs of wilstltts and hlt-,our ulngs, I eje and sliu 1h ile.if. Those who nie
which wero hemmed. with her day after day w.iti-blng lie r
"Nineteen eighteen' retold will put ply tho needles say her occupation fur
that to shame," Mrs. llrlm says quietly. nlshes her with a marvelous stoio of
.She Is not git en to talking about her-1 cheer. Shu spends all her tlmo at It.
self or her accoinprFlimrnts, but shu be-l and sho netcr wearies. If there Is a
Ilexes In the psjihology of a written ' knitter's disease It does not come to
list to let a person Know Just liow inutn thoso who aic sevnit-iilne '
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
mHiii. iit,miilrZ to ll.f- lrnartme,K limit le v rUttn yfc,df,l Tour sweat. r i..lt.. nnillln. t
"land i.iri Ihe iiuw- " tht urltci. irt(nl uutrirt l.k thote alven l oui swiat.rs, twcHc mulllcis t
II jj ..iirratoo,l tint tl e c,t,ta,- i! .ri ol i.-. eu; Uu imlortt the tntlMni
,miin,,nfl for llil ildiarf.iicuf ohunlii l,r o.Mrrvnl at ullm". rill,
IN THE MOMENT'S
MODES
Letttrs and qu
the paper omu una
hM,. nre tnrtttll. ,
.nrrA. com
MIM.W KCIINiK
Kiciliio fuWo Letlucr. I'Mlatlclvhio
TODAY'S INQUIRIES
t. Mbut makes ortfrs tmicli In the took-
Ins
1. What uuman'M imlllteal urcaiilziillon
I.iih trt-en founded In (.renter New ork (.Inee
the Midrute lclor In the Mule of New
t. How I the donnttulra or a noow prop-I " i'-.i. ".". ...c..
celve of their hating worked one wlilt can bo dono In a glten lime On the
harder In tho sKtles tluin they an doing1 day we wcie s.ilnc good-by to tlio old i
todnv. year all of In r 1'1T work was tuined
I Tho 1H17 iOord itads as L.lliiws: Mir to tho lied ' n.-s ard she light
hlrleeu aliotn THceU to I'.IH with a clean slate i
ami a great uimi oi ivsoiutn.n.
It Is Interesting to know I lie liunill
nps Mrs Urlm Is working ng.ilnit. '
Hnndlcapa of tlmo and old age that have
ft way of stealing In and making ago
There Is one imUltut Mr" (Itlin llkea
to talk about, ll is the time her giand
niuther look p'trt In the welcome of
lleor.ru Vt'tislilugton lain Trenton. Hie
was one of the little girls who --trtwed
lloweis In his path.
Perhaps there Is t.u. h a thing as hav
ing a countiy gti Into your blood Aniei
ka Is In Mrs. (irimV:
(iUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Had Iireath
tvhat In th cauo of a hid atll,
hl'IIScmilKR
Theie are many minor causes, such as
decaying teeth, chronic nasal catarrh
and diseased tonsils, but tho principal
ciufc is constipation Tlio poisons nb-
You Can
liorrow a
Imlllng bakers' loates. In antebellum
days the negroes of the Sou
ilfllelmm cm o l,vt,1 '1,
baking tho cakes on a boaid beforo an beer, condiments, eocoa. pickles, rich
open tire gravies, swectDreaus, nsii anti oysters
To bo really wholesome, bread should I should bo altogether ntolded by the
I be made of tho whole grain Itesldes ( .
Hon lime und other lie. espary salts, the
i bran contains a r ch supply of t Itnmlnes,
wnicn aro lacaing in tlio lino nour. . i
pound of lino flour lontnlns onl ono
grain if lime, while a pound of bianl
contains sixteen grain--.
The art of bread-making In some
form (.perns to bate been tci wldel
pra. tired 'ten among the most primi
tive, ncopl. , but nuineious tubes of peo
ple a.e known who appear to bo entirely
linn. ipi.iln'rd with tho ait of baking nud
whose food eonflsts entirely eif law food
lor food which has been simply boiled.
Tho nrt of baking has doubtless been i
of gieat bertlco to the human race Nov-1
ertheless, recent obsertatlons made by I
tlio famous Professor ton Noorden and
other medl. ni authorities would seem to I
Indicate Hint linking ccieals, to some
dtgiee, lessens their uutrltlto tnlue Von
Noorden, for example, obserted that per-
fons fuffeilng from diabetes may eten'
be git in largo quantities of oatmeal with-1
out caus'ng the appearance of sugar In
tho uilne, provided tho oatmeal were
glten In the form of a porridge, but If
' the same eitiantlty ot oatmeal were taken
i In tho form of cakes which had been
baked ln an otun large quantities of
sugar appeared, Indicating that the baked
oi lineal, foi sonic reason, Is not so well
assimilated by tho body ns the, unbaked
taken with the meals
' ornisht
WOMEN WOMEN
Stop, Look and Listen
Vital
.UTOM.tlH CI.K.tNFK llt(l.tl UH I OR .1 ll.Vts.
titi-iJVi'A'v?10" i0L "V b0 u0'-s' THAT 10b CAN
M0Wfc,Y
riitT mil?. siTi'iu: rtitiiUT ami i'L?;Ri-Krs
I'OSMIILY IILIIKTUIUBK HUltlM) ItiLK BUCU.
r hat Mir.?. it?:ui'iKi: i.itti.i: kiiort. lht rs
I'ltlltl. T(l MID f.O THAT ltlU fS l-KIIMC TO OTIIEUS
1 Ml Kl.CICIti; Lllll.lt.tl, t (IMMISS1II.NS, THAT
THIS VITAL
t rntiviK, ri.?:.Kit Mil?. .vn tpik. i.xnnit i
tllKf. IIIIISK I.MMMI A l-l.i:AM RK Al.l. TIIK Il
IT Mll.l. lllt-CI.KAN MH'K llte.S AND CAKI'KTS
I'll'k Ll" TIIIIKtllH AMI I.INT M ITII TIIK l,KT I'osl
-mi.?; KruiitT. Tiiintiiriiiii.Y ami uiickli.
Without Electricity
TMi'ti's1' $5.'00 Down
IIAl.XMi' '-ltLI, .tlllNTIILY I'W.MKMs
ir tin' iii.rniK to miv
The Robert A. Bucher Co., Inc.
1221 Arch Street (Second Floor)
Phone Miriire 2(11 .prnre Bn3
erly Tenttlated?
3. In what country did the maklne eif
xlncerbreud orlilnnte?
roent thrdugh the lloa. or Itepreventutltes'.
:. Mho Is Mr. John A. Ixiran.
:t. Is It proper for nn enxucetl clrl to tur
rentHind with othrr .oldler boss tluu her
1 own.
M ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
1. Curuhtartli ran bf uned Insteml f 1. Mr. I'rrdrrUk l'uuttuii. uliluw o?
wht flour fa thlfkfn vl fllllntcw and ru- 3 In Jo r (Jfnrnil l-'iuifton of thf ITnltnl
tmrdt Ground -up bread crumb run be utd stntp arm. hun onlr cup -on und hr U too
t ihkkcn mdpi nnd rrailrs jouiijf to h in tliP erlrr of hU countrj.
-. .At fourtrn jrar of ur, liunrrr lip N
3. The Are nliould Ih kept a low P-tmlnlnK for Wrt l'olnt. Mm. I'unhUn bus
tblo In the Are box Iwcauce It IntrrfrrfH , two little elrU. on nine and lh other threr.
with the drafU "hen It U too high.
Old Hose and Old Blue After
noon Frock
3. There are 1345 calorie or unit of food
Talue In a pound of loin pork thopw and
30t3 In a pound of maruronl. lloth food
hae' the name protein or mucle-butlilbic
talue, 13.4 per rent. The pork ha SI per
rent fat propertle. which inakt heat In the
bodyj the inararonl han Un than t per
rent of fat. Hy far the urenter part f
macaroni U cnrbolijilrtr food matter, or
thati which makt wirkionrr. The pork
contains none of thU.
2. Invitation to ull. as j rale, nre not
eitended at n tint meeMnc. ThU apnllett to
both men nnd women. In ilrcuniHtunre
wiere people are tiironn (cether for un
entire afternoon or etenlnc there I ronie-
i timet un exception to thU rule. In the ae
of a man of roure, the adiarirr nlKiut
l rulllnc reme from hi hide.
CI. Hough turkUh toueN und Hamirl Mah
cloths hate the tnoit benellclul etlect un the
klnf oh titer supply the friction neceHur
to rleauo the face und tlmuln(e rlrrulatlon.
Potato Scone
To tht Editor ot Woman's Vaav; f
Dear Madam Kindly print a ijJC I
tuiloln Civtn HULnLW it i, I
(t rnnfiiln nf flour. one-li!lf aTothe Editor of Woman' rage-
teaapoonful of Mlt and four tablespoon-1 ,, ftfitttfg iS'EHlU'
an you aro ueipuiK no man.
Government Jobs for Alien Girl
I wish to cet a Government ttfisltion. but
an I am not u citizen of the United Mat
I think It would be hope leu to trj
1 tamo to this country when only fix yearn
of aire. My daddy died shortly nfteruurd
nnd. thereforo. I could not bf oinn u tltlzen
I ratno from Ituvfila ICtndlr inform nn
th route h our AaluabM column whether ther.
fuls of baklns powder together. Then
add one cupful of, mashed potato und
two tablespoonfuls of vhortenlnir and
work Into the dry Ingredients villi the
tips of tho fingers. Add three-fourths
of a cupful of milk and work to Foft
.Tmicrli -n-ltlt ft Ifnlfrv Tin 11 nut on .L flour
. , ri-.. i -.!... i. ,..,rv.-o i would bo any thump for me tu ki
uoaru. aiuiiu run uwui imcu-nun.to ut-lt 1'AII 111'AUl 1
of an inch thick t'ut with a Uncut 1 1 , ., , li( ' ,
cutter. Tho hcones ate cooked on u hot, 1,U1 5ur fatier hccoino .t . iiizen ..f
irreased grlddlo for about twentj niln- tho I'nltcd States betoro lu died: If
utes and turned from one Kldo to an- ho did, you are a citizen Jut because of
s ho? w," a? a,,a "rvo lhc,n ! r uo you a,to Know tl,at ,i ls ""s-
tilule' for women tu tako out natural!-
Invalid Chair Can He Had zatlon papers?
To tht .Editor ot Woman' Fane: I There nre te classes of jiutiitloiw
nnr Madum.-Iadlnfr thn Cr.MM. Plr-
710 Lixxir, I k uheru a Mrs M, 1) uouM
Ilk. to ha an Invalid ihalr tor her mother.
If Jtr. H. I. will apply to th bhut-ln..
1710 Chestnut street und tell them uf hor
mother and that bha cannot afford to buy
one. they will loan her one for us lonr ui
her mother lives, and then sho would han
to return tt to tho society at the death of
her mother Mr mother was an Invalid fur
years and they loaned me a chair, and
-when she paBsed away x returned tne rnuir.
They are lery rood, charitable people and
will surely neiD 7ier
I could clre to her
1 only wljth I had one
I would a-Ka It to her
iSlrs ) L. M. W.
cheerful!'.
This letter has been forwareleel to Sirs.
open Just now to women who aro not
citizens, that of Monograph ami of
typewriting; In order to obtain In-1
formation about taking- tlio ohll-serUcf '
examination for theso apply to Ilooni
402, Pofctotllce Uullellng, N'lnth ana Mar-'
ket Htreets. Another class, that of un-'
skilled labor, such an cleaning In Gov-
ernment buildings, will be open In April.
Aslelo from this there Is no ether Uov-'
ernment work open that can be taken
up by girls who aro not citizens. If J
you do not know t,tLnoerrai.h- fir .. '
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Rt J l
mMWmj TT
Mwf
M'rWiXMvh'-f!
Ui! 5 .il" tl1 J '. I ' 1 i
1 V
y
The Old Story
My wifo buumttd to my decree",
Yet sometimes Eho will murmur,
"Honey,
I'd like to have a dollar please."
I elon't eeo what sho wants of mon I
1 pay tho weekly lionu.lioM bills ;
I must confess J think It's funnv
As 1 liny nil her fiooks nnd frill".
I don't eco what sho wants of in.iio '
I glvo litr carfarej If It rains
(Sho likes to walk If it is bunn. ) .
I pay her way on tallroad trains
I don't Feo what phe wants of mone !
And jot the'll uM me for u. dime.
With iulerliig lips and c.s .ill
runny:
I Rlvo It but. at tho simo time,
1 don't Feo what sho wantM of nie.ii. '
enrol) n W. WcllH, In the U. Iln. at..r
Tomorrow's War Menu
w i. fui if.- iiu
UltlJAUrAKT
Miineul with t'liopnel P. 1. -
Tuna eFlsli) Takes
e offie forn llie.ul
UL'.NVHUOX
lloan Soup with I'routon-.
tliuham Crackers liuttir
T.leo I'uddliiR
A UAKIU) DIXNIilt
Tamale I'lo
tCorn Ileal nnd 3Ie.au
Uakeel Potatoes Imll.i iMi.li
Iiettueo with Mavonnaic
linked Apples
tajiai.i: I'll:
Two cupfula of cornmcal. sl cupfuls t
of water, one tablespoouful of fat, ono I
onion, two cupfuls of teiniatoeie, cmo
pound of hamburRor steak.
I Make ii mush l.v stlrrluK the c.iin
meal nud one and uno-hnlf tcasnoonftils
of unit Into boiling water, e'ouk forty
(lo minutes, lliown union In fat, add
hamburger und Mir until red color dls
appears. Add halt, pepper and tomato.
A sweet pepper Is an addition Grease
baking dlli, put In lajcr of cornmcal
mush, add hcat-oucd Incat and cocr with
numb. Haln. ..no-half hour. -ercs M.
I rnltcel States rood l.eallet No. C.
f I
FURRIER : '
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lll!llliiiiig!iiiiiiiilii!lilHii)illi!ijjj
H; 5"
Our (omplete line ut IiIbIi
Brnilr rclutUu 1 urs now re-
x rimed to ,
C l Affn 1 rs
f 73 un Keguiar rnce
Tim toi U include inuny
liandtttiito t outt und .Sets,
Uurlh jour Imcstlcntlnj:.
1604 Chestnut St.
After March 1st at
1911 Chestnut St.
, MlVlVl'lVasA ,
EMMAHARTMAN
i502,Wlnut Street
Announces for
SOUTHERN WEAR & EARLY SPRING
GOWNS
COATS
WRAPS
HATS
TAILLEURS
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a. D., and I am sure sho will bo rellee.l writing do not be discouraged. Itemefn-
uer xnero is plenty or work for women
Just now. uen If it im't ilo eminent
w ork
to know there ls a way for her to help
make her mother comfortable. Wo feel
certain, Jlrs. L. M. W., that wero tlio
chair yours to give, you would gIo It.
But to show how tu help Is as great ai
to help itself.
Afternoon Tea
To tht Editor of Woman's Poor:
Dear Madam Is it proper to pero tea
and wafers In the afternoon ln Just the rui
and saucer? ? would like to omit the plate
If possible, as thero wilt to a cood mam
persons I mean to serve the tea to persons
ran hold their cups and saucers on their
laps. IN f CHESTED.
It Is quite all right to use only tho
cup and saucer for an Informal after
noon tea. It Is very difficult for tho
guests to manage a plato and oup and
saucer also, so If you do this you will
probably please your guests. Afternoon
tea should bo as Informal as possible,
and If you serve tho tea yourself ' tho
less you hao to fuss over .the. easier
for oil concerned. Tour query ln regard
to removing machine oil will be, an
swered in tomorrow's Uveninq l'nour
XJEDOta.
Who Wants This Dog?
7 tht Jidltor ot Woman's t'agei
Bear lladm A brown dor with a lerv
appealing face, vhlch means that vh looked
u? V..v9 wouldn't resist her earns Into
thf Public Idser llulldlns last nisht IV
fed her and would like tn keep ber, but a
newspaper off. -a la not the place to keep a
or and we have one, at home of our or.ii
Toil nav placed so many of these psts
Uu-nush your olumn will you try to llnd
t home for this one Any child would
love her Tho dog Is a young ous. WhJUi
-wauinx lor you to nna ner a noma our stray
one is comiortaDiy uousea
dJreE.
at th below
a iv-tt uitncJi.
The Ledger Files
To the Vilttor ot ll'ouiaii' Page:
Dear Ma.lum I would like to secure a
ttw notea from tho i'ublte J,dfur between
April and October. 1817, Could you let
me know whether there is any place near
the (enter of the city havlna- these papers
on file vhere It would be convenient und
permissible for inn to look them oer? If
you can and will let me have this In
formation at our earliest convenience I
shall bo try grateful to lou.
A f'ATItO.V.
The copies of tho Public Ledger within !
those dates are filed ut Ledger Central. I
Chestnut street just east of Uroad '
street. You will be very welcome to
look over tho flies thero for nny length
of lime.
To Get "300" Instructions
To the Editor ot Woman's Page;
Dear Madam Will jou kindly tell me
through your paper where I can obtain a
copy of Instructions for playlnr the card
game flo hundred? (Mrs.) n. J. ?'.
In the Publlo Library, at Thirteenth
and Locust streets, there are books that
deal In detail with Instructions for play
ing five hundred. You do not have to
belong to tho library to consult theee,
but, of course. If you hao a reader's
card it lu so much the better, us you
can take one of them home and study
it carefully. Ask one of the librarians
for the books, Some of the pads for
This fascinating little afternoon
frock has a jumper of old-roso
georgette, machine stitched. The
under bodice and bleeves are of
the georgette, while the skirt
and cuff band are of old-blue
crcpo meteor. Lino nnd sim
plicity of development contribute
to the chief appeal of the cos
tume, though, of course, the
color combination is an impor
tant factor in its success.
JI
Hemstitching
.V ii Mini ii ml tip
lon Uh Ir um Unit
Skirt Pleating
In Sunrio. lluv. Side
ii i itl Vuurdion
Mexican Hand-Drawn York
III TTONS
catered In all Miles
Parisian Plaiting &
Novelty Co.
108 S. 13th Street
Your country needs the wheat
Serve the new barley breakfast food
it's delicious, wholesome, sustaining!
IB1UMU111
KB
id-Wimtar Shop Riddaoce
Gun Metal, black cloth top,
lace or button, reduced from
$9 to
Practical and good style for
street wear.
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Dlncouut of !S cent per fair aliment customers tc7io p.iy rush und
take shoes Kith them. This applies to all shoes, tehcihcr reduced or
iutt loupht during this tale and f done to encourage iceir-ldiie saving.
4TpHE re-discovery of barley
JL comes as a veritable God
send," said a man who is deeply
interested in conserving the Na
tion's food. Truer words were
never spoken. For now that we
must deny ourselves the wheat
our soldiers need, we can find in
barley the ideal food to take its
place.
Unusually nourishing, unusually
delicious is the new cereal, Cream
of Barley. Your family would
love this "different," more tasty
breakfast food even if it were not
so patriotic to cat it. Tomorrow
start serving Cream of Barley for
breakfast. Notice h o w th i s
creamy, nut-flavored cereal de
lights your husband, how your
children beg for "just a little bit
more."
Serve it day after day and watch'
your children grow constantly
healthier and more energetic. You
will say that Cream of Barley is
the 'food you have long been want
ing, for it is wonderfully deli
cious, wonderfully satisfying and
best of all, thoroughly patriotic.
American Barley Co., Minneap-
rilic lVfinn
'-J-v'-tl-ss-e,
poulei a prophetic spirit have led tho keeping the scores ln this eame have the i
stray Grown one to iranutr into tne -ud- instructions printed on them, but they i .eif A n-flT TTTiW -fl fl ftW fil ifN
t..SvJ.Y.f.JmJfm.?'t'.'utrt . -J3kr'y .ss I MRUS U .KT,ie1rittniTi1r- .fr !
W-a-M, VsaMIHH MM
maiumaftiiMBiMawmiiHn
BEaOtWj JH ipHS-1 in i assss i H armmstmrmmi isssserTr-sa a tminnisirrrinTir B-nii
Cream of Barley
brief. Tliexj score pads can be pur-
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owKtorm yrl In turned pver to Co- chased la the stationery sections of the
orktp '' department stores, . '