ft ..' ;, r TTs;i..t, V,) , WW c ' ' PFT 'J,i r EVENING PUBLIC lJEDGEK-FHILAlELJfHIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1918 Rft TNWARTTME-SPRINGTIME MODESANDJARIE INTERESTS E FLAVOR AND FANCY OF ERIN AG rflTVttXT TXT TTTT?. TTMP. O' WAR M SJ VI U11 J.A1 XAXJ-I i.a.A-. w .. r.,r , " '. . .... - . it -i-vTi-n- at St. Patrick's Day Jfarty JNeea in ox; re J"Pnrcrnnp Plpnt.v of Plnnintr and Little Editorial for Women Written by a Woman rf Spending Are the Keynotes of It ', fllsthractln It tla! Itltiht when raverybody Is In tho first throes of fever nlonc comes St. ratrlck s '.. And with Ireland and springtime rlends that thcv are tcmntlnt: you ( jtoffether, what's to bo done? ''VAnd so In spite of the war. It Is i'rtlspered. many have launched plans ' r that Erin Go Uracil party. Hist v'jeewl It's to be a wartime party." A t-ajri aeai or minxing ana worninc t(.tma very little spending. And only tne ' .-annas 01 tooa uncia nam says we can '?. r imVERYTHINa, of course, at the . iJZi'party you're thinking of Blvlni? Ut hnve the flavor and fancy of rtn. Thnt's whern the work comes B'4...iru If It's to be a dinner party, a little w "kites correspondence card, for In- l-e wimivs, Willi me uvula fjuiiucii nil in ft,? Kreen. will help tho lmaclnntlon of ?our quests. It can be n place card oo. Here's a sample one: Chicken Wcarln' tho Green Just a Little Irish Cabin llurphy'.i Holla A lilt o' Toy St. Patrick's Salad A Bit of Blarney Tho chicken Is chicken a la klnt? eecorated with shamrocks cut from Kreen peppcys: the Irlih cabin, mashed potatoes moWed to represent a little caDiti. xne tea, or course, is just tea ' -hit fhA fit. Tntrlne'M anlnri Id nlnn. r-,, -i. .-a ...; ;i iV.v... "" .-j '".Yi. I myyv aim nuio uil ivuutu V.UVL-1LU Willi jw, Sfreen mayonnaise, mane oy oamntr ' eitVlA(4 hni.1. n anlnnnh 4, tin.. ... 'to- Bffm ettvl I n a r.f Tntfirmfilon Xtii.ntiii1. V rolls are potato bread. A bit of blarney m pistacne ice cream made into a light dessert by adding whipped cream sweetened with honey. , Even If It's only a buffet supper to be served In the middle of the eve- U"1 Today la Wheatleaa Day It elves n clinnco to uso that pound of crrcnl or corn meal jou bought In the BO-30 plan of selllne whr-at flour. Ilcmrmbcr, whrslles day In the home meant lhrc mraN eaten without etrn Victory bread. TIiIh (Ioch not iirr-tltate exnerl mentlnc with cllfnriilt rerlnc. When rcre.iN are eaten plentifully for brcaUfast ou need no bread. One medium Hired notuln rIvcm you as intirli stnrrli as two slices of brend. This, too. saves vtlic.it. SHAKK YOL'K TAHI.K WITH orii AIJ.HCS. ohskkvk vourt COUNTRY'S WHEATLKSS DAY! eH v QbHK' ! SYDNEY V. WILSON PLAN WOMEN'S PART IN LOAN CAMPAIGN 'ceting at tho Bellevue-Strnt- ford Tnkes Up Final Instructions IN THE MOMENT'S MODES Afternoon Frock of Quaker Gray Georgette )RGANIZATIONS BUSY WKlli: jou rc choly and bo H& L la nbitllntlnr boner for "hlle taisr now mnrn niiouiu u iimot ' 9 Row rnn rhlnff snm be irmoTMl from clothlnt? S. Wbn the pnper doll'A clotheN rrfne to t7 on bv mrariH nf the little rurilbofinl "bendbirkii," what little detlre run be appllcdT nine, a little menu cai-d will help out. I The St. Patrick's salnd, the Murphy rolls and tho bit of blarney can be served. DECOItATIONS arc another ery Important part of the party. Hnd lesi combinations siiRsest themselves: A simple little Kreen banket In tie .... e ll.n tnl1u OIlArt n'ltVi nlnlr roses tied with strands of ,:rcen baby HOSPITAL LIBRARY WORK ribbon that reach out tci tho end or' tho table; an old Irish cabin, built out1 of a wooden or cardboard box; a little manufactured garden Brows In the front of this and n couple ot little dolls dressed as peasants add to the , scene. The blarney stone makes a Rood centerpiece, and If crudely built makes a great deal of fun. Time and trouble It may take to Bet ready the Erin Go UraKh party, but It will not offend against the laws of wartime If cone ubout In the right ( breath of fresh nlr and gave you a ' cheerful story to read? Soon self was forgotten, you were puzzling out the romance of Hetty llrnwn. strolling through green gardens with lur your recovery was rapid 1 Don't ou want to help the wounded anil sick soldier to forget his awrui, agonizing pain, to forget that deathly sight that was Hashed naoss his eyes b tho hideous Htanliills. to cleur the horror from his mind, to forget all this In a happy story? Don't you want to Mart hlni thinking about wholesome things during his dis, weeks or months In tho hospital? Have you ever real- By SYDNEY V. WILSON In rhre of llnapttnl l.lhrnr' Work. Phila delphia Itr.inrh National I.easue for Woman's crUe cr sick In bed, nielan- ly and bored with the very ex istence of life and not caring much what happened to jou, when some kind friend literally blew Into our room like THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE XAttttM end avrttlon ntimilttA to tftf frpnrtment mutt 7i written on oir (de nt t tapwr only iil alcird with the nomj or ike urller, Special r:erlea like ihote plvrn elow are invited. It i tutdemtood rhot thn editor itoea not nrcei-f tnj0re the eatlia Iffreaeed. 11 rommuatcatlOHS or (ale 4eparmtnt Mhoultt ba oiiiirteird ua Jollowe: lllli TODAY'S INQUIRIES t ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES 1 BhmriHk nalnn li mnrlr by rnttin itrrrn rnnrd pefitr and Ifttuct Ifnif In th form of nhamrorkri. The iHinr nhnmrocki nrr final I nnd h rtttir n lantft ennuKh to rnvrr the pl.itr. TIm aalad In dritcd with Krrn maronnaltr SiA hoi-pot U an pcttnomlfal dlh which anvea fuel and montr 1rraur It makeM one af leftover vec table, titork, rtc. II ronnUtt of meat an a rnl and mt ral Triretableft all rookftl In the mim pot. There ara trrrtable hot-iotn, too. S It mother rnlU the children In frta plar with n whistle a Rood deal of near on htr throat will be imvfd. Two blut- ran 1 tne Hiirnn. ror one rnuu 10 coroe In. three for another etc. St Patrick's Day Games fifth Editor of Woman Page: Dear Madam Can you print In it, Patrick's rlirht party wher wo are to ic taper same that could r played at L Patrick's rlirht party wher wo are .,,- .. mrrii from tub la (o taLIar Thfre nr td fcWee. jlAnOARET. Ite At the first table Bee who can form tho most words out of the letters In the words "Erin Go Dragh." Qe each guest a pencil and paper. At the second table have a boul filled with pieces of green tape a quarter of a yard long and each tied full of hard knots. See which partners, working to ether, can straighten out tho most lengths. Have a pile of pebbles or beans wrapped In green paper and at the top of tne pile a St. rairicKS uay ravor, sucn s a little Irishman. Let each player In turn remove a pebble from the heap. If ho overthrows the little Irishman he must forfeit It. He who can seoure the ,tnost "rocks" lri a given time. Mary ' Dawson's Game Dook. The other games have been mailed to 'jrou. itnmilmfattv fllie ... . ...... I.. .. niled Mate ure enifured In aarlcuU What are the "Wrena" of Ennland? In urltlnc ))iiktnM ut .nnPiai .. jTurzi r,".v,;,lroT,1,z,'d,,1!,t,,h,p, Tn,i,,,)!,1,,m,c of ,h0 lm erly addreavsi? tlcnt Is half tho battle .' Of course, tho sick and wounded In their weakened and disabled condition ennnot hold a book or hcay mng.izlne, ro a new kind of library has ben planned. Short, cheerful stories, light, funnv ones, am cut out of magazines nnd bound. The'o Movies rarely exceed tnele pages, so that thu frail nr maimed 1. hrn it slrl l-n mnitrrnl tneTlt!nT iilone nnd (lew. nnt know hnrthaml me neii or the cllctni'hon- oneriitur lreaent nmntalile emulo.Tmeiit. Te wrlotia dlftiinlione rmnimnlea site tree trnln ni In the srt of t.illne dictation , In thla wan IJnvd flearse fH.n.l. ,.. it flten In to tl-e woman matrment that i arm may not be taxed. The Cieographl or eminojins cal Magazine Is full of fascinating travel. tustoms of countries of the Orient nnd iungled Africa, Sections of this maga zine are cut out and bound and supply thrilling reading. Appropriate pictures arc pasted In the front of all tho books, a anrenlnx his rnunlr a unman rhnuPeur. The violet Is the hlrth flower for Starch A Golden Brown Secret i5ii. A. B'fta. T tht Editor o Woman' Pane: '. r,rT She Wants to Know t T,snters -D very careiui tu JA -elistlnctly? Sometimes It Is 'frfi tell one figure from another.. nr lf,1mThit reelne nhleh t sent )0U for .cakea tor children was mlbllahed In -ifyf Iw. i..,.. .r nrBrrh k tt rupfn far Auven "S lhta ruptul ot flour, and one-eighth ' J ubllased. You have helped mo before and ?P "jMaln I corot to jou for advice. V,' Catr Ink epole be, taken out nt linen? A. Is there any seed atore which aella Upe SWtWIth repeated thanks I hor to remain a JSW reader. 1 VtANTA. K.SOW, CwSff Th corrected recipj now rruiin. lltrr Threa tabtesnoonfuls of fat. Add to this Es 'Jv -one-half cupful of granulated sugar and K. Hi-inn nt nnA hentan pirn and one- BGf . lli0 .... ,,,. nn.1 nnntlia- ', "9ialU&rier CUDIUl Ol IIllliv mm wi,w. v. Q ,S "'mixture of seven-eighths cupful ot ' Ma.fln" finite nnrt nnt lenuuooniui UI .Wklng powder, alternating. Slay I ask A wien recipes are sent In that their Willi! ijuihj so hard to we are orry for our mlsiaKe, nowever. t. , Mnn I.H lab.n mil nf linen hv - . . inibBlrtllia ll" IBnfc.. vw- w ....... -, I '"" soaking In milk lor a aay or two or wuii h & As solution of oxalic acid. If the acid Is k . used soak the stain for a few seconds, K itTtl .l !.. In -I.,- wdIai anil flnallv , i aiiviA iiiio ii v.t. .... - -- 'i'r-ln water to which a couple of drops of y inmqnU have been added. Vanr."1 nava tried the larger seed stores F' 'jWlBd'lso some of the larger drug stores nt Vj-m .... fin4 ,n int urlm i-arrlfta taiM C&.t Vou might ba able to get It by Hiking a systematlo telephone canvass -'CitiM seed stores scattered throughout ftw oity. V'Awther "Cottage by the Sea" a pM Xdltor of tromaa'a I'aot; Sl.'liBtr"' Msdam I m tneloaln s. cony of it sonar ne touiii uj ma .a"-. Kit If not in aania hwi . slsa Pesuo ljiri. 1 have taken .u.IImIm nf mM iadii md I t It mlaht probably ba the one wanted. ra read snd enjoy your "comer 'ot r and have learned many uaeiui Tom lu Aiay i ancroacu uu ,w"i time to Mk a couple of aueitlonaT ' Is there any way I can taka tha j, mark, out of an'almoit new mat- ea,sy caceaaive Mian - ikA-B BMW wiathl liaa T can i a dlaearded rubber union aultt It ; much uaid and la of fine auailly. Where is we rouowing auoianon van. They alo aerva who only rail"! inre.i j, n. w. mi varv much Indeed for your ure nnil for aendlnr In the V hali aanil a. eonv of tt to the who ked for It and shall print arrow evening for tha benefit of WHO rolgni oe inioreaieu. .Dtrsclratlon that comes body,- except that from under dti, w acia. bo you can poa r tka atalned mattress with Trya weak solution at first Sga lv n lll9 pirunaer it wn atWa. A- weak solution of cM, be, effective In taking out tViH mmlne from tha artn FnblBroforrn wouldttalta the (ast PH in aw. , -rattknow pr,ny vaa i at. noma or iaa nn t tha Kad'Croas. with II o03BOhiaaJ,(l5 To the fdllor o H'omaa'e Pane: .nrJldfrTor1 XATcf0rrywfuU,en '.W. couc' "" a I'"'"1""' P bachleor. lie wua teiiinir about hi. omk nt In the brary. every" morX1 "ilruVyou? .e0 ff. Matters have been simplified for ?,..?.. nt) ' "nt '" "l l 'M! Could I nurses, too, by having different colored puhli.hi?m,"thher of "Sur'namVi'T"" w"hout bindings for different types of writing. .-J , m "nt"' to. write In him to pet hla opinion on a tiue.llon I think he could an tnJ.r,U i1 "V 'ne'""n "lamp for reply and would be pleaaed to hear from ou aa noon aa contenlcnt. (iu. jt. K, We may hn wrong, but we have a sus picion that Miss M. K knows how to make that KOlden hrnwn rim nt nnera etery morning Wo wish we could olillce. uear reader, but we think bachelors ought to be protected! The namo must icuiuiii ib at-irei. Hose Party for June To the Kditor ot M'omau'e J'ooe: .hn'"r,..SI!;,d,"n"7,v"1 ou. Wndly answer theee fiu-e Ion. for mef Mamma proml.ed mnii Krl?i."-. J1n' Dont uu ,hlnl " would he nice to have a rone party? Can ou umret some di-cnratlona and lll jou p aae tell m om nlco Kamei to play for fwrelvantodfour0t5e"n7lh'"a a ''"""' ,t0m Tilt h(l Vat I nlHV It-llh oea a .e l t but they like to piHy .oni klanlni? camea n i' 1 1 it- iinu a', tin some ri my iriri rriendi. Do you thnlk It la all rlsht? inenoa. A riCIloOLGIHI.. I think a rose party would be lovely. Have little, rose cre paper boxes filled with salted nuts as faors and trim the table with pink roses. Carry out the pink-and-whlte effect In the china, If possible, and use candles shaded with pink crepe paper roses on the tuble. Servo light sandwiches and strawberry Ico cream anil pink iced cakes. A progressive game party would be nice. Have a different game tit ench table and let the two who win each time progress to the next tublo and cnango partners there, and so on until all tho guests have played cuch game once. Have "Authors" ot one table, ,'E.''t.r.Coi,ules"...Bt, another, "Tlddledy Winks" at a third and a short card game hi a lourtn. i ou could arrange to have "Lotto at another table : In fart. you would find anv number nf .linn games at the tie and ten-cent stores for all the tables. Ulc a prise to the one WhO Wins m08t Raman, n. Kei'nnH npl-a and a "booby." ThlH kind of an enter tainment will take up most of your time, and with a little bit of dancing and sup- Klnal plans for tho women's patriotic art In the coming Liberty Loan cam lalgn will be completed at today's ses Ion of the conference reiircaentlng 1000 oluntecrs who will work for the -omen's committee ot the Liberty Loan 'immlttce. Tho meeting was called for 10 o'clock Is morning nt tho nrllvun-Htritford r,tel by Mrs Walter S. Thomson, chair inn of tho womrn's committee Flnnl In ductions will bf glen to the district inlrmen nnd workers from all sections f Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jer y for the big campaign that begins prll . The week Is a busy ono for women's rganlzatlons. with on Important meet ng of tho Women's League for Oood Government scheduled for tomorrow. A message from Vllle-qulers Auninnt, lie French town "adopted" by the cur- einl events class ot tho I'hllnmuslnn fub, will be read at a meeting of the lass this morning. TO DISCUSS' r.ATWnNINO An open meeting for patrlotlo service will be held at tho New Century Club this afternoon, with gardening nnd fond conservation ns the main topic. Amnng the speakers will be W. F. Therklldson, of the Philadelphia County Food Com mission ; F F Rockwell nuthnr, nnd Miss Caro Miller, supervisor of tchool gardens. The world relations of China will be described In a lnntern-sllrto lecture by the ltev Frederick Poole nt tho Plastic Club this afterncon. Wool for the wnr Unlttlng of the club's navy auxiliary will bo distributed to tho members. Otto Thlelow will Continue his tilks on eurly planting before the rending de partment of the Woman's Club of Cyn wyd nt the home of tho chairman, Mrs T. C. Yocum, this afternoon, and n meet ing of those Interested In gardenlnf will bo held ten'ght at the home of Mr.i. W. I'. Hamilton Mrs Isaac II. Itniulos, of t.nnsdowne, will speak on "Woman's Work In Wartime" before tho Century Club of Norwood. OHOANIZATION LUNCIIKON An organisation luncheon of the Woman's league for flood (Joernni8nt w III be held tomorrow preparatory to tho campaign for members nml ward leagues the week oft March 18. Tho league will urge voters to register and vote, pointing out that the coming State I.eglslaturo will consider tho prohibition amendment nnd perhups the suffrage amendment. The chairman of the cam paign committee Is Mrs. Frank Miles Day. who Is aided by Mrs. J. L. Jerome Ferris nnd Mrs. Kdwnrd f McCollln. Ernest T. Trigg, president of the Phil, ndelphla Chamber of Commerce, will ad dress tho Woman's Club of the Templo I.'nlfrs'ty tomorrow morning on "What the Chamber Thinks Women Can Do to Dctter Conditions In Philadelphia " Miss Amelia F. Culbcrtson will speak abou' city nurses nnd Miss Kathcrlna lton cranz will sing. BEEFSTEAK FOE TO EFFICIENCY . -tfr(re on srevesllee mrillcl"" !' te olceii hi) Doctor KtUooo i M ! mu dallul but in an cite it'll! rflaimojH or Irmlinrnl of crilntniis l oltewiileil. i'eraannl iiucrci on health jolll toiij'Ik amicircd 1 ioilaoe ( Incioifu. tv:' -IT 1 k Irr i 3 n. Dy J. II. KELLOGG, M. D., LL. D. U jrnWAS the Ueefsteak Did If this JL was the excuse given by a famous pugilist for his first defeat, lit confessed that on the day of It's tlpauc culatlon. n vasomctor disturbance. Is set up by drinking a large amount ot com water, und this may produce headaches nnd even worso effecte. Gag In Intestine Why dn an many persona complain nf ra; In the Inleitlne after they hae stopped eatlnct meat for several inonthe? J. t. (las In tho Intestine Is.duo to theJer mentation of starch, sugar or cellulose. Persons who tnke a great deal of eel lulose are likely to su.fr from gas until they get their flora changed, because some of thete germs that produce putre faction also have the power of decern- nn.tni wort1 nnrt thev nttfirk the Cel- iuloso and produce gas: but this. In a r.Vr ' Process hlc Is Incident to tho change ressful Imttlo he added to his regula.ion nte,,ina. noTn. When yftu got the bill of fare an extra btefsteak when Ids bna ,,rm, drlvon out Kmt the normal trainer was not looking. He said, That , PPt 0e g-0rnis established, then this btefsteak made me tired." He was symptom dlsappeara. It generally takes right. Very likely the beefsteak was three or four weeks to get rid of these, the causo of his defeat. gas-mrmlng germs. If one Is rea ly .. ,..., i.i.. ii. thorouehsro nc. the th ng can bo accom- .iinuy a ua iiraa mini iiii;a uia innu". ni.,.i r i. .iMM ,v.. ii,nf Qnmo to ,h,a,n. cause. Many a professor , K'Vdly.Tu who inula ma wurit uuiuvn "" -; i ma)' take several montns, hlmrelf losing his gr'p upon his position , , might nml the explanation of nis uo. Tomorrow? a War Menu hev,iVw.rduPotne? jU seu-aonressen stamped envelona " .'J nilir.tlfte'Au-n i.i., . M "- Hlewed lirl!!,:u,, Oatmeal nnd Top Milk Crenmert llM l.'gglcss Ityo Mulllns LUNCH KO.V ... . . Corn Rarebit llaked Potnloea Apple dnuca DiNNnrt .. i . .u.ralel thicken Mashed Potatoes Cabbage au Qrti Iianana Charlotte rt,tt ixicli:ss nvi: muffins Coffe. Coleslan 'I fl I . Two cupfula ryo flour, four, tea... ru h paging pow tier, ono-hnlf teasnooWr-i salt, four teaspoonfuls sugar? on? ? ful mlk. ono tablerpoonYul' vegetahfc oil or fat. cllnlng efnclency In the simc cause an Autointoxication fxcssslvo protein Intake. Wlim onei a K"n aW5!IBJ, 'H , i m . -i u.i.nin from hot hands nnd pain In the eiiow. ia takes an excess of fat, or carbohydrate, ,t rtu, to po,nlj p. jj. O. the excess may be easily disposed of. as yes Headache, eyeuche. backache, It Is deposited as fat beneath tho skin ternehn all kinds of aches may be In other words, one takes on a Ilttlo tract d to these poisons. Ono poison mav added weight, which may bo done with-1 trlve. you headache, another may produce out physli :d weight, which may bo done wltn-' trlve you nenaselie. anotner may proauco any material decrease of mental ot backnche nnd another may give you the .tent oitvionnf tint when nno tnkf a 1 Mdgcts nnd make you neiTous. There Heal elllclenc. Hut when one "KIM different kinds of germs grow ng In nn excess of protein, through tho freer use of meat and eggs, the result Is uu- j ferent. The protein of tho surplus Is digested and absorbed, but Instead of being deposited as residual tlrsue to be used perhaps at some futuro time or ns an addition to the body weight, this sur plus must be nt once eliminated, for na ture has made no proUslon for the stor age of anv considerable excess of pro tein It Is converted Into urea, carried off through the kidneys:, nnd thus the bloodstream Is loaded to nn excessive de greo with waste material and tho kid neys lire required to do an excess of work In the elimination of these poisons. In the meititlme, whllo the process of elimination Is going on, ecry cell of the body. Including every brain nnd nero cell. Is bathed with blood which Is super saturated with poisonous and waste ma terial. But this Is not the worst of It. A considerable part of the surplus protein I remains In the alimentary canal undl- j gested and whllo Tying In the colon hour ' after hour rapid putrefaction takes place tho allinentarv rannl. mnnv of them making poisons. There aro plenty of causes for all the symptoms that neurasthenic people suffer. n- Mix and slfC the dry Ingredient.. ...j e? e-' the milk and vcmtahln mr x? ni" Md If 1 .In tint t.eaf link.. I- .."". HWCKIy. tl pins twenty minutes In n hot oV.nro,ffll: M yicius twelve munins. Food ,t,ini.i.: XM tlon. - i.iuaira- yjn Sewing Hint l'ltAt'. Dflll ItSje va tA-.t - . ,...... ...,.,h uu HUUK.S and eyes. nl ' n tape measure where the hooka sra K go and sew on hookB an inch .rTarf then Pin the tano menanr. nl :''"! sides and sew on the ejes. Th I. .'S umpler than measuring for each 1 separate y. - Arthritis What la the cause of arthrllfe N. W. Q Sometimes It Is nn abscess at tho roots of the teeth. Sometimes It Is a diseased gall-bladder or diseased totiRlls. More f.ften than an thing elso It Is coli tis, Infection of tho colon. Diabetic Patients Should diabetic patients exercise? If so. how much? J. H. O. Ask your doctor about that. Some need to exerc'so a good dial moro and some very little. When taking n fluid diet or fasting thero should bo almost no cxerclso at nil. (Copyrlsht) War Savings Jingles , plrK fov. nnd p.io, boys, have, Ptomaines and toxin, are produced nnttl" Xo' Kaiser is taught that ho the absorption of these poisons, many of f I""t mJ; ""bought For Instance, all fiction Is bound in black, truel In bright yellow, etc., so that the nurse only hns to choose a color In order to find tho kind of story for which hhc Is looking. No war articles are allowed. It has been decided that uny man that haB reached a hospital does not want to read about what sent him there, so all stor ies nrc censored. Just think, you can work; nt home cutting out pages of cheer from your mogarlncs as well ns urignt-coioieu pic tures then bring them In to 170.! Wal nut btreet, tho Nntlonal League for Woman's SerWce, and learn to bind. Wo don't promise not to sign you up as a regular worker. Wc need jou. uuL-'. V(ydiocfv Yesterday Today too long I've kung of butterflies and nowers. Ot amorous Uph secure In lacy veils, ut Duoaing ua' set trails. Jawns and fading sun- Thero is no color more satisfy ing for spring wear than Quaker gray the color of the georgette that makes this chaimlng little frock for in formal afternoon affairs. Tho tucks of the skirt are topped with hemstitching, and the blouse is embroidered with tiny blue and green glass beads. War Savings Jingles There was a wicked man and he had a wicked look. He w-as it wlcketf Kaiser, and what ho wanted he Just took. He fought a wicked war, and ho said It was Just right, Until some little Thrift Stamps Just put him out of sight, Camden Florist Found Dead Harry Sharp, a florist, of 02(1 Ilroad wav. Camden, was found dead In bed , yesterday morning by his sister. He was iflfty-nAe yeurs old nnd hed been ailing ,' with an affection of the heart. Ho had been long in tno norisi Business in uam-den. Per your friends will bo more than de- usmeu I would not navo kissing games, dear. It makes the bovs and trlriu r.iniiii.i- nn.i somehow they lose respect for each other If they get too familiar When the nine Kins grnw oiner tncy will be glad they did not play such games. "Meet Mother in the Skies" To th Editor o ll'omaa't Page: Dear MaitHtn 1 am aendlnir the words of the hymi. "Meet Mother In the Hklea" in re eponia to "Reader a" requeet for them. I am aorry that I am unable to furnlih the name of the hymnal, as the cover has been loat from oura; In a lovely rraveyard. many mllea away. Llea your dear old mother, 'neath tho cold. mid clav: Mem'rlea oft Of billowing fields of wheat In summer noiirs, And birds at gossip shrill In shady bowers. Alas, dear Muse, the Binlllng day Is dono, All hunhed the songs of youth's en visioned ease, For battle-hymns alone can rldo the breeze That biars the shriek of shell and roar of eun With presage sure of victory to be won. When onco again I ver.e the glorious morn, 'Twill show In utter rout to farthest skies Teutonic hordes in flight mid craen cries Till then, oh sun of France, of which ate born Our goldm fltlds, thy light from me be tiliorn. Your azure plains nnd hills of snowy cloud Must rest In bhadow 'gainst the fated day Your urrowed flro rceals their fleeing way. For me, who sec but Franco in anguish bowed, 'Cnough of dreams, my songs her dead enshroud. If -le'odv their glorv enn enhance My oIce be tuned to hand-grenade, and shell ; And should It come that where the fighting fell I pome day He a bharer In their chance My muted song shall rise a prnyer for France I Jean de Perceval, translated In the Literary Digest. St. Patrick's Day Dessert Prepare a plain Jello In tho usual way, flavor with orange and lemon extract and tint with erecn egctable coloring. Pour Into a large shallow pan bo that the Jsllo will be about one-half Inch In thick ness. With a latge cookie cutter, cut out slices nnd place on a small wh.t plate. Prepare another pucVage of the tello In tho samo way and mold In Rtraleht Individual molds). Placo one of these on ench slice. Before Bcrvlng bine ready some whipped cream and with a spoon put a white band of the cream around tne green urwii m h'k ii- War Savings Jingles "Little maid, pretty maid, whither goest thru?" "To buv Thrift Stamps, and I don't know how." "Take your quartirs to a store any where, They mean bullets for tho boys 'ocr there!'" which hae the lrulence of snake en-,Mnn ib end nf th worb for him omit, etpote.s tno entire noay in a nigniy pernicious and dangerous form of Intox ication. Ptomaine Intoxication may be fuddle n man's brain, weaken his Judg ment, lessen bis Inhibitory power, destroy j his nblllty to perceive and decide riuicitiy, to dispatch business, to Initiate, to orig inate, to execute. In exactly tho same way and to us high n degree ns alcohol, opium or any other drug Many a business man past forty years who Imagines himself to be suffering from oterwork is blmply buffering from food poisoning. DNces.s ot protein, the chief cause of food poisons, Is tho greatest danger to which the Amerlcin business man is ex- posed. The Amerk'tn business man at the present time faces a greater danger In the beefsteak which ho swallows every clav nt tlm dinner table than In any of the commercial problems which are at the present moment so widely discussed in the newspapers. Beefsteak poisoning Is a menace, not only to tho American busi ness man. but to professional men of every tvpe. Cut out beefsteaks, cut nut I meats of all ports, cut out tea and rrffee. cut out cigars, cut out alcoholism. Live the simple life, rhls Is the best advice mat can oe given tu in? uumm;ea man who seeks sue'eess through lncrtas lne personal efficiency. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Cold Water Headache ArA there t nnrlltlonn of the stomach whlih tho drlnkln of told water eauuftf headache? IJVA H. Sometimes a disturbance of tne clr Conservation fr'ie lVatcCiteordJ Conservation of fahrlta la neit In Importance to conservation of food tfend our weurlns apparel and houaohcild artldia to lltl.VIO Cleaners und lera. to rejuvel nate them txpertly ut little ex. pense. I'lione Walnut 0563 Primo Dye Works Cleaners and Dyera Wholesale K Ketall S10-I2-I4 S. 13th street 311 H. 13th Street George Allen, inc. 1214 Chestnut St. 1214 Unique Display Millinery War Savings Jingles riddle-de-dec, flddle-de-i?ee, I bought Thrift Stamps for you and for me. It's awfully easy, once ycu begin. Spending, ma says. Is a terrible sin. .r A Ba I Vs-y r, I M-x y i , ,? H Ur iff1 il Imported pattern hats and dis tinctively original models by tho best American ' designers. Imported Trimmings. Silks Laces Feather a Flo wers Ribbons Untrimmed Hats. fFFRECKLEsTI !mpi:ciai mniccTioN ( Prom farch 7th to April ISth J M "Beaut v of Fact) lm 1 " Beaut v of Face lm 5 the Magnet That Attract" 0 Many eam of auceeseful treat- 5- ment Is my guarantee. Freckles pitting and scare perfectly and permanently removed. The deep t tit vvrlnklea entirely obliterated. . f'lintin tnilmt Inr ntinnli,l,n-,il ! 5 flUuuC.'Un' ywtI inmir i Untnut tit Phone fpi itan i ml' i Jr. Erqiihlte Toilet rrrparatloaj S ... ...-- ..-, . ..... it lDtn "t. i-niia.. ra. , nriire 'itnH. Kt. 1S0I j IXIII!lUIMD3lliMllliniM If you alibi; love skies. nturnlnc ot her tears and jour mother, meet her in tho Chorui Llitenlne to her pleadlnsa, "Wand'rln boy come home." Lovlnsly entreatlnv, "Pa not longer roam:" Let your manhood waken, heav'nward 'lift your eyes: If you love your mother, meet ber In tha Baita, Now tha old home vacant, haa no charmi for you i One dear form la absent, mother, Vli.d and true. Evermore he dnells whera pleaiurt never dies; If you love your mother, meet her In the altlei. Now Jn true repentance to the Saviour Deal lie viri paraonea raouier. rsercy has for thee; Now H -valta to comfort. Us will not deepliet If ou love your mother, meet her In the akles. M. E. F. Thank you for taking the trouble to copy out the hymn. New York Marriage Laws To editor ol Woman' Page: Dear Madam X want to thank you aiee aa much for slvinc me the Information that rou have In reference to aecret marrlate and aball try attain tn use mr Influence with ror friend. I failed tp atata their sees. I believe, when I wrote to. you laat. Ha li twenty-ot.f years eld. and ehe la nineteen. fan. thtr get married at that an in New laaln T thank you for the lait favor and - --:rir - zr, m-- ; :;, .tnat you win pnn n in your vpi Pi U.TtnAlBAiWU !; G os sard A Gossard will improve every figure The nine ideal figure types were originated byGossard and used by us as a designing fundamental long before our many imitators tried without success to copy this principle. Women of every figure may find their ideal corsets in the new Gossard Spring and Summer line; corsets that will give the silhouette of youth with a priceless all-day comfort. Thc n,mc Gossard on the inside of the corset is your guarantee of the original. Insist upon it. For iile at the belt ttoret. Frice at 32.00, 22.25, $2.75, JJ.50, $5.00, $5.50 and up. The H. W. Gossard Co., inc. Lattiii Maim of Fiiu Corfit Toaoaro CHICAGO NEW YORK aviso ansa Dress Well on a War Ineome w Miss Day 139 So. 13th Street Announces Hfeplaij of 3Uaia for spring ana Gummier Week of MarcK 11th SILK SWEATERS NECK WEAR VEILINGS yiiniiuM O Vorue brsets ' cojtiS-jzriS' TAwteifnfroM, to: See Vogue's Spring Showing of New Patterns Now on Exhibition at the V O Cr U E PATTERN ROOM 304 Empire Bldg., 13th & Walnut Sta., Philadelphia fllltllll!ll1UllEjpiiIIXII!IIIBIII!!lll!l!liailW MAY SINCLAIR'S NEW NOVEL u The Tree of Heaven is SMART women who with tn dreta well on a war income know that a home aeamitreii pins Vogue Pattern equals a smart frock at nominal coil Voiae Patterns are 'designed In advance of the mode for the woman who is hard to pleaie. They are absolutely new; but never outfit correct, but never commonplace. Their, very sim plicity and diitinction of line as sure tbelr ssurtnese and trace of outline, and Insure them afeinit duplication by the manufacturer ot cheap clothing. Vogue Patterns are easy to fol low. Every difficulty of culling, filling, and combining is fore stalled. Every piece is marked in plain English with full di rections. Every seam is indi cated with a perforated line. Lining, goods, and trimming ara cut in papers of three different colors. There is no endless try ing on, and changing, and refit ting. Juit follow direetiona and the result is an assured success. Thousands of women bridge tho fap between a limited and an nn Imiled allowance by tho use of Vogue Patterns. New Patterns, Color Sketches, Spring Mate rials, Personal Advice on Your Own Clothes Problems at , the Vogue Pattern Room a work of veritable genius and consummate art. It is one of the most impressive novels of our day .. . . will make a lasting mark upon our life and thought. THE TREE OF HEAVEN! May Sinclair's New Novel i (Now in the Seventh Edition) $1.60 THE mCMlLLAJtCO, . rMUlwr. I'f.liT-iasUiW-V m NEw:y( 3 sft'ir-.-iiasifiiae,.DiiA.. --&. nw,- tLC,,Mtl.I
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