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CO-EDS AT PENN STAND NEAR OPENING PORTALS TALK ON WRITING LETTERS HOME RECIPES
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IF YOU THINK CLEVER THINGS
WHY NOT WRITE THEM DOWN?
Letters Can Be Built as Conversations Are.
Arnold Bennett Says a Few Words to
Those Whose Pens Stutter
CAN'T think of anything to Hay,"
W!
Ieh thai liave been laid down Hi the
mime of thin rcntlinriu? I-etter after
letter comes to tbo editor of a 'aucry
rwlumn asking "what to nay In n
letter,"
Arnold IJennett. tbo Very !iitet-tlbtr
nd very fntnotls Kngllsli writer, luu
iOtiif. ...... to worthwhile l my about
this human follhiR that to mo It
seems to answer all the Ktuttcrlnsr
pn tliat aver refused to write. Jlr.
Rennott dlactiMcd diaries and the
lycholofr? rjf wools Vi the Tebrurtry
Cosmopolitan.
t( TUST as orrio persons are nervous j
f when enteritis? a drawing-loom (or
even a restaurant)," the Englishman 1
Kays, "no some persons are nervous '
when taklnp Up a pen They are
Actually under the delusion that .
wrltlnc Is ossentitillj tUliei-cnt from '
talking a secret trade process and '
theV aro not aware that he who mytt
or thinks Interesting things can write I
Interesting thrhnrs. and that )iu who
cjit make himself understood In speech
can make, .hlmjelf understood ' In
writing If be goes the right way to
work.
"I have known people, especially the '
viimir. who could discourse on them-!
selves in tho most attractive manner, hut not to other people, wen. huh
for hours, and yet who simply coutd , Is the final tw,t of a worthwhllcncss
not discover in their beads sufficient I of u thought. If we like it other peo
material for a Miort letter. They plo Willi
would bemoan. 'I can't think of nny-1 There is one thing wo can bo sure
thing to say. ' of in pahlng on our real opinions for
"It was true. And. of course, the inspection and analysis of others,
they could not think of anything If they havo really occurred to w
to say. the leason being that they are bound to have occurred to
they were trying to think of some-' soms ono else. And after nil it is this
thing to write, and very wrongly us- sudden dlscoveiy of minds that work
sumlng that writing is nccesrarlly dtf-, strangely alike that makes the world
ferent from saying. They conceive an go round.
THE WOMAN'S
l.tltm OHi w'ftoi mi.iHJ thl' trrpartuit.it trutt hr irr.ttt i oil o ic ride o'
il ioDer omIu nil lu.in' ' ' "' of Hie ur tr, . Si.i.ial niierfn like lMe viteit
hVliS art MUcil. It . ..fo-.iowl (lint (lie .-.I.o- coc itoj untua-ty j-ctors ife luui
.rntid. lit 'em.. n'u'iul lor tUtm dtpartmmt .lionM U oMifssol C follow: tllK
OilS'H rAHIAM'i:. -ii to 1'ubllc Lutoir, l'.uladtlphia, I'a.
TODAY'S INQUIRIES
1. What l the lie.t liullrr substitute to be
lnd for tooklne?
8, Slia't are IU uilvuntatu f lironn
rh't?
', la bJlhluc bjbv In (be lurse iMirtflulii
tofc. What ilmple Utile ilellre will keen Mm
from ttlpnlnt?
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
'l. Ta I'tnUer uet Into soft f. free from 1. Three iiromlnent Now orl. vtomen lutr
UttttnctlTe flavor or odor, uso thee dlree- been appolntpil as iilnl deimtr shfrifts of
tldna Teteaw hr tlie I'nlted Matea llepart- Uronx (cunt), Ne -Vork.
kirnl Wf AtTltnltnrel Kemove lln and 1
lean parfa from beef fals. eut liilo sninn
Meet's, pat Into kaucrpun anil rover with
raid water. lo not rover pan. When the
- liaa nrarb all evaporated, et the
l.n bark 'and let fat dry out. When It has
rfS'sVd bubbllnj and the scraps of skin un
alirlTefed, nllovy them to settle ot tho bottom
lif tVe Ve'llle. strain fat throuih elolli anil
s'tl 'hW'sy to i ool.
b. Addlne a tla of JellJ to Irult laUe '
hatter Will keep the rake moist for n long
llnte.
(.'Cornstarch can he ued a- a substllute
fof Vet's In maklne (tout-limits and cimkles.
A Helpful Letter
To tht JjVifor o' Wo.iimi'a l'utir
Dear Stadam r have proilleil so muih uy
onr Wonderful column I am brlnsln my
roublca to ou.
Can 1-ou tell me what wit! remove a white
uot 'caused by tho splllliiK of whiskey on a
tnahojrony table? will salts of lemon ri-
iSov Iron mat from blt.- i'11'.t hosa and will
t Injure them?
, .. a.-.-v.- i.i, i. r !,.,. n.-it seen men-
ftiVraiV'tt.Ju find you are saying
, .l.T ..... ,.. ,1... a. a,. un,l l.llt ILWIIV ' nllia. bllllnlil,, iifiih.u ta
HIT cnorouaiii I". " . "'u,rr,- ni, I
in tlitit Jar. They aro much better nml
atremjor than any celery seasoLlnc J-ou cu
"a''-. . . .. . r.A,lfal te.f.r
vhleh may benefit sumo ono ut this time or
year. If you cannot publish It you inubt
., nn. I nave .. iviiicm u. ."-- ---
hold ft lor soma sunercr,
1 have accn It
tried,
Cai
Can 'oi) tell me vrhern
T can cet edlbl"
hranT
j n:
avo tried and failisl.
i.urN.j r. a. is.
Ilubblng with sweet oil and turpentluo
(S very often efficacious In removing the
white mark caused by spilling whiskey
on Woo'i.
tn o, pamphlet about tho temoval of ,
stalna tho United States Department ot j i .-v.n.m
Agriculture recommends taking out Iron Sinro the others aro to be surprised, 1
rust with salts of lemon In the case of think It would bo better nut to u.co u
hi srisnable white material. After using present. It might make them feel n llt
Ihfc salts of lemon It must stay on only Ho awkwardly that they had none to
a. rnlnute dip the stocking Into urn-I give. It Is in better taste to give presents
nnVnlfc wtiter Immediately t6 combat the before others only when it Is general, as
.,-i.t o. II. a n.t,l nt.l ih.ii tbnrnllirblv ' ... .l.n.w.H n-,.. nl..tn.w ..e A-.n.......
BUllvn cik luu M.-ii m.. ...... ...w.v0...tf
einsa It.
Vou can buy reliable bran In tho largo
grocery ltores in town.
Thank you very much for all your
kind a-uggeations. As you imagined. I
could not print the remedy for frosted
feet, but will b glad to keep it on file
for sufferers.
l'ood Value, of Apricots
To Ih't Editor of Woma.i's Pane:
intfvMkclam Will you kindly tell me tha
foo4 value that la contained in dry aprleota?
(Mrs ) M A.
Thre aro 1125 calories or units of
food valuo In a Dound of dried tiprlcots.
By far he greatest number of theso,
moro than 01 per cent, ate carbohydrate
calories or units that inako energy or I
vvorx power .Ncany u per cent oi mo
food "malter is protein value, or that
which teoes to make up musele. Tha
fat tn tiprlcots is Just 1 per cent.
Betel? Tea for Sick Foito.
foife ifctllor o ll'omo.i'j I'aotJ
JTHarvadam Will ou pleas print In
yobr coitrmn for ma the recipe tor a good,
rich nmard pis and how to inaka leef tea,
Mmnhtnc for a sick person, and oblige.
(1I1) Im J.
To nake a rich custard filling for pie
H0 Jlghtly Ibe yellow's of threa eggs
wft)i 'four tablespoonfuls of sugar. Add
to this, ftirring slowly, two cupfuls of
boiling "milk and then lluvor with a tea-
hpMnfu) ot yahllla. I. ne ,a l plate
w ith "yittir crust, then go ott'r tli Inside
Ot It with Xht white of one or the eggs.
ouV tn Xb custard rud bake. Bake
' nnA custard sets
To mak beet tea choo three pounds of
Piart betf ijlt fine and add to a ouart
of W4 w"ter. lt tsid .for two hojrs
and then, put water ana rxsi ovr a. wow aye worn aha is really more cortect Hut
Hre nd lelr simpler W four hours IUv if he frocks -of tha girls arc mad with
ibe kettft TjoWrtvl. 5Vk from the fir Itnig HVe rloa may rtUpemtodt
iid tot y Just an li la until rnovntnt. witlu") tu f.toen Vnust vir lhem fray
'itien iDrs 11 fcrcfte ,tt li4 rhlrt'suecte for -woddlrir before "o'clock -and
. .j.. ...t..,..- . m. ' -. ,
tMuU, PUC4! ot coarse inufiin gettmg ,
141 Mas fJtiUrm ll-am the fcltiati Reason.
A 8 C rental
There's it spnee for rood to
bloom in
Every heart or man or woman
And however wild or human,
Or however brimmed with Rail,
Never heutt mav beat without it:
, And the darkest heart to doubt it
i Has fOmcthint; Rood about it,
After all.
Jumcs Wlritcomb Jiffy.
i Idoft In spoUen laiiKuage woi'ds ami
I then they subconsciously nl them
selves, 't should say It UUo Hint, but
' ought I to write It?'"
HH THAT says or thinks Interest
ing things can write Interestlng
things. You who are reading this
article and possibly hoping to luok
away come of Mr. liennett's formuln
for :i rainy day aro probably stum
bllng at one of Its main pilnrlpi's
this very minute.
"Do t think Intery.stlng thliivf
u ask yourlf. II Is not Mrcti'
lug the truth to my that cn
one with normal mentality think
interesting things Way down iKcp.
Some of tus do not iccognlre them
In that light. They aro lnlerct
Ing to us perhaps. Is the thought.
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EXCHANGE
t. How 111.111) liui.fl.frprM .trr there In
Hie Vnllfd States.'
?. Is It neressun for women frlrmls tu
clve preeiits lo a elrl on tlie anrimin. Inir
of ber rniriicenirnt'.'
II. Mliat material unniiNrs to rhnl firuri;
elfe rrepe In the iiial.e-uii of siirlne bbni-r-.1
-. A ldtbne Ikiu Is the larre satin boiy
that is larcel lisitrplnr the place of the
boudoir rst in the suiurt woman's Intimate
wardrobe.
u. When u man iiiconipjiilrs a cirl to u
d.inie It Is custoinjo that he dance 1h first
mill lust numbers with her nnd that durlnc
(he evening he "kfrp un eye open" tu see
that she lias partners,
.More Names for Motorboat
To tl c 'tifui of -iroi.ia.i'a Page:
Pear Mnibun- I rer.e,l your Piter of tlis
l.'th aid thank yu fur furulihlnir ma with
the information uuuut Indian namea for a
beat and buathuuse Hut before selecting u
r.emc from the iniiian list I should like to
l.t.ow Komi names that uro not Indian to se
le,t from t'.juhl jou let mi have a ltt
of tbeso that would in sultAtil" for tho
hoathouae and the motorboat? Tharking you
aain lur yuur uii.uness. r i; i.
The Bud Penny or Plugged Nickel Is a
good name for a motoiboat Like these I
pieces of spurious coins u speedy boat
can nev'er be passed, fslo of View Is
another trlek name. When you tay It
T InVA nn '
' I
lltlier Bllllnlibi lininm nrn rivo t,n T .
Ibn I'mn- on tbo Knmnieo .(, 11-, , I
the .Skipper,
- - I
Seldom Inn Is a clever namo for n
boathouse, or you might call It Come Inn,
Ilajipy Haven or llest-a-Elt would nlso
b suitable names.
Should a Present lie Given?
To tHt Villtor of tl'oiitan'a Vaar:
Dear Madam T have been Invited to attend
a luncheon at wlihh tho ens-otenient of one ,
of my friends la to b- announced. X l.r.uw
anouc it nut ins omer KUesls
la are lo lie
luirrlsed. Khould I und-r Iho clrrumttanues
take l.r an ent-arement vreeent?
uiuDiiunn, nit) bitiiiK oi e-iBUeillC'li
prcseuU has come to be a real ta on
some persons, and unless one is really a
close friend of tho engaged girl or Is
asked to a shower and accepts It Is not
necoseaiy to follow up the custom
A Mixed-Up Family
To tli hiitor ot IVoiuo.i'a r,igt:
I'ear Madam I have two Bona. oi. born In
Prams', mis bora In rjnsland Lnd a daughter
born In Amerloa. My sons are also liciua- li
the countries- In vvhteh they vera boru. what
are their iiatlonalltlea? H II. H
Unless your sons have taken out tin
citizenship papers of tho countries where
they were bors nnd now live they are
American citizens. When the children
of citizens of the United States are born
abroad this does not affect their stand
me us ciiuens, too. xour daughter i
ot course, an American. All of this cal
culation is based on tho supposition that
you yoorifelf were an American citizen
before your childden reached their mi
I Jorltles.
Hats for Bridesmaids
t To (lie Editor of ll'omait'a Page:
, Uaar Madam Will you kindly sugcM o
color (heme for tha brtdeamalda and maid
of har tiata for, wedding ,whre fhe i
maid of honor wlfl r a rroK of corn-1
color! -till and tha brldeamalda 111", tulle?
Ill .TJIt:.
' A large hat mado In a rich i nade of
I brown vilvet or brown mallue,rlnrmed I
with yellow-Bhaded rose, weald be very
ritt-tive.
Men Must, Worsen May
7 i (7 Ui.tor ot Woiua i s 'ajc
IJear Madam Hhould bfte uiembcra of Ilia
bridal party wear stoics? I maan Isith
men and women HIUDK-TO-UB
It elves a nrettler effect when cloves
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whlto g!4Pe Hid for a jsreuning uuer tf
d'elock. s
fet
COMPLETE CO-EDUCATION SOON AT
THE UNIVERSITY
f 1 J.
imrK mr r. c jxl
CO-ED5MAKEJiii J&.jSwsmM J
EXCELLENT HESS -B frWmx Q
students ffin , m. JSmn,
1 ' -yiM&IMmk. Ih&& I
W ' llXSCL- IN BY BACK ?L?q55p
TP- Wr'Vr door, -out rnffffl
M X( - BY MAIN ihnl-yJll
IJl V PORTAL-- -Jri"U AL
Provost Smith, in a Quandary About Present Status
of Women at Penn, Points to Their Triumphal
Progress Toward the Goal
Hy M'LISS
C'OII'l.UTK coed
vc-rslty of Pen
education at the t'nl-
'ennslvanlu Is onl a
matter of a short time.
This Is the deduction inudi from an
Interview with Provost Hdgir Fabs
Smith, who will appoint mid bo the
chairman of a special" committee of tho
lwurd of trustees which will consider tho
matter,
Despite the gloom cost by th fullure
of the board to take definite action at
Its mttlng last week, the Provost Inti
mated that the- co-eds were as good as
nlroidy there afi'd lhat In a not far dls
tunt fuluro they Would be uble to get
tholr A. U. diifrccs by the front door
route, mtlitr than by tho bai li door, via
the co lego course for teachers, which is
the way they now arrltc
eM.n...n .... i. .... -r i,i. ,...i..n..
.i.t.'J ....in . i ... , , , WL. i .,i,rni,
J I, ."" .U '.., la "" ,,vnw
hs ,.i J tr1,. r. . ,ni,".v- .leelso
that the. trustees wl 1 reach any decision
before the end of the I'reriM acvdemlo
year," tho Provost gave vent to a testy
"tut, tut," and mado no effort to conceal
his Impatience nt the opposition to co
education which developed at tho thno
the matter camo up Kforc tho board.
As any one who wanders Into "the
classrooms1 of the various departments
can sec for himself, the I'nlvcrsity is
alt but co-edueatlonnl. The retention of
the "all but" Is annoying to the Pro
vost, "Sometimes I am railed upon to make
mldresies around tho country about our
I'nlvcrslly,'' hs said, "and while I'm
tiilktnc n. man ulll call out nnrl rial: ine
If it Is co-educational. Then I have to
hesitate. After thinking a bit I havo
to say Xi..' Then he will say. 'Hut I '
i'eo that you have women In your medi-
cal departuirn. and In jour law school,
and you have a school of education and
n teachers' college, and they an ad
mitted to jour graduate school."
"I must admit all this." the provost
1 considered. "I must even mlliilt that
, ........ ,. . I
""V . get into tho arts or the uuder-i
graduate college, from whim tney nro.i
iupi'o "" cxciuhl-u. c-.c ic- oj nr "i"i-
department or by the requirements
Jl. V ie.ic.iwrs csjuine i
"In
virtually nil of the classes theici
'H UUraCIl. I lie
sit In the room with 1
tile' 111011. Study Willi tllflll, llUV 0 nWdci
.4niltrlit SA.4l-h.,lH Atlrl tfs.4
excellent records, and vet we have to
say tho college Isn't co-edueatloii.il "
The hoarding of the Joseph M lien
jiett bequest received by the I'nlvcrsity
In 183C nnd left by the old met chant
IN THE MOMENT'S
MODES .
sitl -. f s.v n t s.
1,1111111 UIIU-UIUII Ol'l ill MytH
Filch and Musk rat
New fur modes ure now un es
tablished factor in tho sprint;
fashion schedule, and so, alone
With the Indent of Pulm Beach
frocks, come the latest styles In
fur wraps nnd sets. The nccbrn
pftnylnp sketch presents a very
nUractive collar and muff etuf
dyed fitch., -with rippled trimminc
bunds of geal-dyed muskrat.rt
i'A'ifeni ' i 'i -ifts&
mVfP' l W
mWm
OF PENNSYLVANIA
w
for Hie M'colnv ,iiiHi. of "lairjlng
out the scheme of ro-c duration for women
und girls'' has beer, tliu causo of criti
cism. Mnn persons who want to sco tliu
doors open wldo lo women believe th!
thould havo been used long ago. Others
who oppoto tho women's presenco In
the same buildings and classes with the
men liclleve It should bo used for the
erection of departments specifically fur
women. Tlity believe, moreover, that
Pnloiul Uenn-tl meant It to be so used.
It was plain to see that tho provost
doran't.
"I don't know wh.it construction a
lawyer would put on tho will." ho said,
reading un ixtrnct fiom It, "but 1 see
plulnly that It s.iys that tho donation
is made to tho ttustees 'to encourngo
at,d c nablo tin in to carry out the scheme
of co-education of women and girls
as lias lieen eonniieiiied In the buildings
heretofore donated."
.ow, fiiiring ' oionoi jseuiictis me
nine, in. rimiiM coniiiiucu, wonieii
lwer" received n the same departments,
with tho me,,, and 1 do not see! how nny
'construction could bo read into the wlil
,,., t , , , ,
b , f ,, , , , f ih . ,
I iieiiaitments." l
depaitments.'
Tho bequest Included tho Chestnut i
.Street Opera House and the. propeilies
from 1021 to lO.'U Chestnut street. In
clusive, nlso property at the southeast
corner of Thlrty-fourfli and Walnut
stit'ts. The ncciucd Interest Is said te i
amount to almost n million dolluis. Sev- I
oral dormitories havo been bought for
the women by tho trustees with soma
of the Income.
"I suppose their luib been eiltirlsin I
about tho accrued Interest." the Provost
said. "It Isn't a million dollars at any '
l mi, lint tlurn nln.iv, lu ,tltl.,luni.
What or what not to do with the money '
Us a matter for tho trustees to deeldu."
From an Old Umbrella
When tho new umbrella you lecclved
as n Christmas present turned lutlclo
out the first time ou carried It abroad
In squally weather ou regarded the
wreck as completo and. bemoaning your
WrCClC i CUIIIIIC'IU illlll. IIC-lllOillllHb JU
Iuck COIlfcKnc(i lt to tho nsbcau as
worthless conglomeration of wire, handle
nnj cld silk Hon'l do It. says nn In-1
genlous mollu ... Wlu n the cloth re- i
mains undamaged, reinovi li from thai
ribs of tbo umbiclla ami make Into
bloomers for the children. They wear
well and savo the undue lollies, keeping
thu llttlo one ch.ni nnd tidy .
2 Invested in Vogue
f liny frarlton
f our loti
d Lit ortowi)
tingle illcboicn
Will Save You S200 i
Thl j jear, above all other, when extrava
gance a nit wavte must Lo avoided, vou
hould have Vogue at jour right hand.' I
Tor now, every woman must detote Ten i
more than her usual care to the (election
', of every detail of her wardrobe, so that
not one hat, gown or wrap may remain
unworn and its price watted.
The gown you buy and never weir ii tbo '
really expensive gown. Glovet,booll,hatf, I
that miss being exactly wliatjou waul aro
he ones tliat cott more than ) ou can fiord.
Vogue suggests lhat before )on spend a
tlnxlo penny on jour new clothe, before'
you even begin to plan ) our spring ward- I
robe, you consult its great eerie) of Spring i
midsummer Fashion Numbers. Savo your-
self from that costly e-ror, a wrong start, j
.Special Offer 9 Issues for 2 I
Ten, If son Mall lbs Caapta Now '
Don't bother to tnclotc a cheque, or ttth write
a letter, 'the coupon will do.
and II easier t)d
uulcker. Wllh one stroke of Iho pen. you will
solve sonrrntlreclothcs problem. Your subtcrlp
' lion will bciln st once, with
VOGUE'S
Forecast of Spring Ftuliidna
(n..dKew)
VOCUE, 19 W. 41lh St., WeW VoA City
Hesse send at the MSB number or Vosjii as
described. Iwlll forward iJUfVvnilptofWII.
10.11 1 enclose li iierewiin. li HJ""Ji"iSv. . . i
If this order Is returned pnmpUr troo Willi send
tne beildcs tha nlna nsrabrTS. eCfP'llfrrI
M,y ot tlie Forecast ot cprim Fashions, BSSlna
TtN issues In all,
Xamo t
i Sine I
I'd!
State
IftaRlffill'P'i1, Ml'!'! WIMIIIIHUWET"1!
&.F
K, V. L, JUSI-J
Tomorrow's War Menu
UIIUAKFAST
U,. X XrBr P
! Coffee
i.L'Ndtinos
IJrlcd peas with lllce and Tomatoes
Cocoa Cookies
DIS'XKR
linked Salmon Loaf
Uelgtnii Halted rotators
Kcalloped Onions
Cocoanut Custnrd I'le
uniuo i'kas with nici: and to.
MATOHS
Ono and one-half cupfuls rice.
Tito cupfuls dried peas.
Hlx onions.
Ohe tablpspoonful talt.
One-quarter Knspoonful pepper.
Two cups tomatrt (fresh or ranned).
f-'oak peas oernlRbt In two quarts
of Water. Cook until trmlrr In urnlor
i In which they scnkprl. Add rice, onions.
tomato and seasonings nil cook twenty
minutes. 1 S. Kood lieaflet 3.
DlXTilAX liAKHD 1'OTATOKS
Wash, paro and tllco potatoes as for
French fried. t.ay Iho strips In an
oiled granite pan and bake In the oen.
.lt and serve L' B. l'ood Administra
tion. Inside Information
lleans and meat both furnish body
building material Yet soma housewives
serve linked beano ns a vegetable with
i meat and hu-vc Jnt as much meat ns
, ever.
''Tn syrup is a perfectlv wholesome
fowl. Jl contains glucose, abd glucofo Is
i wholesome food, it can well bo used
instcad of so much mne or beet sugar,
oatmeal Is
teal Is ' rlchr" than wheat flour.
nlns about 7 per cent fat, while
It contains about 7 tier
uhlle flour has frtm 1 to 3 per cent
Iraham erarkers are madn of wheat
Hour, hut oatmeal crackers have a very
similar taste and they savo the wheat.
llye approaches wheat In bieadmaktng
qualities moio neatly than docs any
other grain.
Iluckwhent Is not wheat, but an en
thely different gr.iln. Its composlllon
In geneinl terms Is much like that of
wheat.
Xuts can be used In place o" meat.
They contain much fat and body-build-Ing
material, and f.ften much starchy
material, too. I'nltcd States l'ood Ad
ministration. Use Fruit
Trull helps to keep your body In
good health.
I t'so fresh fruit when possible.
I t"so prunes, tilled apples, dried aprl-
cots. S'onk them In water overnight and
took them long enough to inako them
tender.
I I'se dates br raisins. Tlicso are good
added to the reieiil ten minutes before
j taking It from the- stove. Then ou will
not need sugnr.
Lse tlpe hiiiiniiaH with d.iilc shins,
ttnnanas with Kreenlsh-vellovv sUlns mo
i ii.,ni to (llgeei unless cooked r.iod Ad-
ministration.
Smile!
Despite the fact that greater problems con
front us today than this nation has ever been
called upon to handle, yet through it all LET US
SMILE not the smile of the cynical, nor the
smile of frivolity, but the smile of serenity and
calmness, born of the confidence and trust that be
gets courage and knows no failure.
As to table necessities our stores uro well prepared to
take care of your wants it few thincs short now and then
because of conditions with which everybody is familiar,
hut vo are dointr the best we tun. You will find in our
stores the things you need nnd at prices that require no
priee-fixincr. Your money will fro further in nn American
Store than anywhere else in four States.
Ta aZZ-Salmon, 25c
ISlg tall cans, deep "red' color free ot all waMe nutritious
and appetizing a wholesome, tatlsfyln: and economical meat
substitute.
Try salmon served In croquettes made with boiled rice.
Coffee''iaVrJ'ST21ct-
'V care not how particular jou tire, we know this coffee will
satisfy without any rCBorratlou we leeoinmenil It to those who
know a good "cup" as being the finest they every drank.
Victor Bread 7C
mi. n j.- r e w
x ne nig, svnscruaiiun mjuui
ciiinlltr nntl Quartllt.v both combined In "Victor" the best
ralue baked In these I'nlted States today
' Asco" Buckwheat 12c
I'nutual qtlsllt.T self-rising buckwheat, All that Is uecessarr
for you to do Is mix your butter and pour. You will find the
"cakes" riellchtful.
Oleomargarine
30c d 35c '
this wholesome substitute for (itlre butter Is Sold lo a great
iiiabT of 6ur stores. If the nor where you trade does not sell
It our manager will be glad tu direct jou to thu nearest American
Hlorn where It la told.
llig Grapefruit ...each fie
Fancy Apples dor. 28c
Calif, l'runts ...lb. 12c, 14c
Fancy Apricots lb. 25c
I'lnk Salmon can 18c
PUrc Codiltsh. plctr. Cc, 9c
Pure Apple Butter, lb. 12c
Fairy Soap cake 5jc
Laundry Boap ....cake 4c
"Louella" Butter
00c lb.
The Qucu of ill Table Bat
ten known throUftout four
States aa tho best butter made.
Everywhere in Philadelphia
and Throughout Pennsylvania New
Jersey, Delauiate and Maryland
. Vf recommend s an
suty, tho parchaae of War
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FIGS ARE RICH
IN NUTRIMENT
Affile. n,l ihm ,n,(i'.
mritlclne iclll
l on en hy Doctor jCtllooo In thli rot
umn cMiiiyf oui i, vo cana
old dPionotl
rr Irrolmfiil ollminli f, atlrrmlril.
rerAonnl ourrtAJ ,m ittntth xcill b
vrompllv antwtrttl It poitnoe (t Inclosrii.
Dy J. H. KELLOGG, M. D LL. D.
TUKltt: Is scarcely another food mj
well balanced Hi food elements and
so ilch In liody-hulldlng nutriment as tbo
ng. Tho fig Is suitable for all ages and
conditions, which probably accounts for
tho esteem In which Is has always been
held by Uastctn" people.
In nil Oriental countries the fig Is
considered ons of the moft precious
products on tho earth. It Is the only
tree that Is named In the Koranic de
scriptions of I'atidlse. Among the In
habitants of ancient Hjrla and Oreece
It formed ono of the principal articles
or food. At tho present time Its cultiva
tion Is carried on extenshcly In nearly
all Kaslcrn countries, as well ns In
Hpaln. southern Frnnre and some por
tions of the United States.
In this country dates are chiefly eaten
In the dry form, .although In California
and other regions they can bo obtained
fresh.
figs bold largo quantities of sugar,
especially hi llir dry state, where this
elelncnt Is not only concentrated, but
also changed In tho dr Ing process. They
also contain nitrogenous material, which
gives them a higher nutritive valuo than
most other fruits. A i.irge percentage of
Clueosc also is contained in the fig.
rls havn a derided nperlent action,
, dilo chiefly to their reeds. Thiee or four
fes tVen with a glassful of water be-
foie retiring and again half an hour be-
fore breakfast will often atslft In re-
"elng a, stubborn .aso of constipation,
Tl"!r', ,fl ',flr'- a,'-v 0,hfr R'a"1! '
so many inaraci grades as uie hk i "
may pay tlvo cents for a uiree-quarter-
pound package or slxtj cents for thirty
ounces of fmyrua figs, and at almost any
price between tlicso two you can find
figs for your money.
The chief virtue of Kmrna figs, which
are considered tho best, Is this, that they
are packed so as not to split tho skin of
tho fruit. This makes them more Hanl
tary and at the same time retains their
full flavor.
l'lgs should never bo eaten directly
from the package, but should first be
cleansed by tho application of water.
If figs appear hard or tough they can
vety easily be tendered extremely pala
table by Immersion of from llvo to ten
minutes in very hot water, then gently
dried In n soft, clean cloth
' Wash the llgs In hot wotei. eut off
tho stem and blossom ends, plate in a
steamer or in a colander over hot water,
cover tightly ond steam tvvenU to thirty
minutes. Serve, with or without cream.
This Is one of tho mot dellelou-- ways of
serving figs.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Seasickness
What will irevent saslckneiii,-?
.IAS Mi K
Kat very light ineuls for two or three
j days before going on board ihlp and
'tbo meals should lie laicelv of fmlt nntl
egetnbles. lie suic tho bovve's aio
. tlicroufthls emptied befote going on
South American Marrow
Deans lb. 12c
High-grade Spaehetti,
can . 8c, 13c
New Pack l'eas . . ..can 15c
Asparagus ...tall cans 14c
Tomatoes can 13c, 18c
Queen Olltes bot. Cc
Sliced Dried Meet, pkg.iOc
! "Richland" Butter
52c lb.
Vtry fine,, siuallly creamery
prints --. tiSeil by, thousand
upon th6usands f families
from January, to December,
fecund only to our "Louella,'
opparlunllr to ,, . ss psttldUc
Baslnr kbd TiiHft BUuil.
t'll 1
wJ
board, but do not lake cathartics for this
putpuse. llely upon your food nr.d cvver
elsc Do net think any mote about being
seasick than jolt can help. There Is
no remedy against seasickness lhat Is
guaranteed. Whether ono will be ren
Rlck or not Is u good deal of a gamble.
Ingrowing Toenails
What will cure nn Inzrovvlnff tonnll?
O. Jl. M.
If tho difficulty Is slight It may be
cured by went Ing a broad-toed shoe,
temping tho center of tlie nail nnd tnhlng
caro to glvo the nail n squoro edge to
pifivent tho cornels fiom penetrating
tho flesh. A severe cure of Ingrovvlnr
nulls should be treated by an orthopedic
rurgcoii.
Never Thirsty
, 1 never tl thirsty, niwl water ur ani
beveraae. I illttast-ful to tn. Why Is ihTs
when tho mniorlty of reopls rrave Unulds?
tl. W. .
Tou should compel yourself to drink
nt least eight glasses .,f water dal'y. A
distaste for water Is abnormal and shows
t-omo derangement of Iho nervous sys
tem. Water Is absolutely essential to
the maintenance of a healthy cond'tlon
or tho body and If It Is distasteful In Us
natural form ,vou may find It easier to
take It Willi the addition of fruit Juice.
Tt'Ctllilip;
Since teething Is a natural prnrriis why
no stoma 'h nml bowl troubles iMHop at
that time? MOTllllll.
Tvery ono who has the, care of nn
Infant should understand that teething Is
a norni.il piocess nnd not a disease, that
It Is not needful foi tbo bowels to be
out of order nml looso when the child Is
teething nnd that bowel d'sonlcr.s of
Infancy nre usually the tesult of taking
spol'ed or nuclei n food, loo much food,
or food In lumps that the child cannot
masticate
Teething Is not of Itroir a potent rnuo
of disease: while it may lulens'fy the
fleets of bad food, bad water, foul nlr.
extremes f heat nnd cold and the HKc.
yet these causes ate lesponslbln for the
mortality of Infants nt the teething
peilod as well as nt every other age.
This Is an Important fact to remember,
as these conditions aro nil inoro or less
preventable.
Hirtlimnrk
These matks ute of various kinds-
I'll si. latseti brow n ..pols, known ns
moles: second, blown spots pioduclng
hair- Hiltd. a tumor composed of en
laigcd blood vessels, constituting tho
truo "unit wine' or "blilhinarl, " Tbe.o
opiiv i:vi:mmis, h.ti--iiii
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Judgments
I saw a woman, huinblv mail
t 1X11,1 ir I 1. r nl .!! In .. . ..
""uuhuiH ii. iiuLitj'sr, iiiuuraiij
Her soapy aims were marse and red
...... ,.,.. ,,,v uunu oi ncr iioor heii
lovvn to hei- thick una ciuiusj tread
No sisn of irrnce wan lbr,n i. . .,
A plodding mechanism, she" ' 'f
.-o sum up, ns we pssseil her by,
Seeing her dull, uiianswerlng ejr, '
How could we gueus, Jupi I nnd you i;
The dumb soul that was looking throiilnj
I saw u man, like hundreds more
Shabby and thin tho roat I ori.
His hnt was torn, tui sleeves wtrf
Ills sunken, weary eve bciraved
All Hint bis llo nriMi ,,- .
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The hope that died, the soul that ftllj
.in., f nt, Mm jut, iicmming chin
Ami flabbv cheek, nor looked within
How could "Mo know how hard lie tried
lleforo the dream within him died?
1 saw it mother, im.el.li' iti,Lnj
With babe upon hoy bn-.om pressefl
jusi nun a million, million others
Who make Hie noble lank of mothers
Her eyc. IndllTerent. law,) , mnt
Helled Ibc li.ilntpiV i.,, ....... ,. n... '
So stolid, sn fmiill,.ni -i. m
line doubted such n irenin , nuld be
I How could we know, with nothing Hu
The halo shining inuiid bi-- head? ',
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They're in Acain
There seems to be fcomo Indication thai
parasois next spilng win bo rescued
fiom the comparative oblivion of lat
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of populailty which they onlnir.,1 . -
ears ago They nio said lo bo In mora
uiiur ai i.uiii neurn aim Spring hurer
oio falsing mote inlet est In tbo n
tfTerlngH, tliovvn usually vrllh spring i
iiiilllnei.v. sets consisting of parasebl ,
hats and knitting bags aro showa In V
many oiniiinntiona ot bright colors, and "
, the iieigoia tjpo parasol seems td I i
tlie im st In favor thus far Hack-
grounds of whllo and pink seem to be
j tin most generally used setting for tht
1 various color effects
t rvi:M.so intii, i r. -m -,
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Say a TraVer for Ihe Bors
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Tin' Ulil liraj Mars
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