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WMKE EVERY DAY HIGHNESS COMES IN FOR ATTENTION AN UMBRELLA TALE-RECIPES
t-
B'T,
to
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Afl
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fflftg WORTH OF
$I& NOW SEEN
i:M
mrica Will Pour Out Her
s&Virf'i..-.. n. .-:.. rv....;..
p.'tlV, IS'tea XSUf ') UUIIIIII
m
France Give Unstintedly to Same Cause
l;
Lv
itLY every one loves babies. At.ter babies. Pleas will 1 made for
l-VWleast they say so. The pink and financing- the two ueeKs in tne court - ;"," J ,.. , ,.hUoairlan
White ones that look over somebody- ! try. weeks that nro Ilfe-Kivlng so many XerH ,.." .lonnt.d two boxes at their
$Kouldcr at you on the trolley car are times and so on It will ro. ,pPninK i.erlV.iinnn.e of "Stop Thief at ,
Vrly always sure to draw an under- i It Is these concrete ways of Retting; 'd H t Theatre Monday een- I
:.Yi.i.- m(i rt.ii- i. 11 rule that's at the things that deserve the frvent , . ...... ,
P. afcfar as It coes. Babies individually i
3rtttn smiles. Babies In the aggre
Plfcite .mean nothing '
fetSaTThlB is children's year in April i
tK-i.-m'l9l, the United States ritiltlren s ,
iiSttreau. inaugurated a campaign to
v.Br
f.'. wive one hundred thousand names j"1 " "'i. ul"r"' J ,, ""', iy will lie piennteii h tin rimop.i-:-"&
,,rf,.M n.Kn,..i ,iio fmm that . dltion N ceasing: to oe. Men nun iri., ,,i.,, ..,,., ,i, ,,.,,,- ,i, ,.ii, ,,i. r
K?ft"tintll the dawn of April 6, 1S1H.
EkVfrjfa, t-. .hi i nhiMren's vear i
RfeVwftans mainly. To save babies who
Ks'le;whert they mliht live. Three hun-1
IRVVnl . ..... -T ... .....
Ivrea thousand of these lime ones
ftunder five years of ape is the toil ;
jj-gjoeatn claims of America eacn year.
SB
OW are we going to save them?.
'.Primarily the United States has!
gi,.n VtlvIflerHnln ouotas. as It is when
i'.-, X rilllill ll lilt) - IlilCU Otvtn .mo
MW.hM-e a Libertv lx)an issue or a '
!:.. v..- ...-1... v,1, o... u..,mo. '
jyTO'vcu V..U3C uiiij, .v.. -.v -.,-... v
sTf" the' responsibility or saving so manyj in t-ngianu i-arnameiu is writing mi i,i,m.. ,rnnc -.s ,n iirv , n.1.1,. ..
ihibies. This la the bis gigantic plan.1 millions of dollars' worth of checks , y ' e' "" wiig as t..ilr ..idu.mi nil
'8 ttf will be successful only if .Vmerican , for his Little Eveiyd.iy Highness. ' r,m ,,.,. ,. ,, ft
p,.ATnen. women and older children put Nothing Is too good for him or the ,,, ,,., ,)f lhp ,... ., ,, ,.,.,. ,
K-Hhelr hearts and minds together and I mother who bote Mm. In France It m.r..i. .,,., ., ,...,,.,' ,, u-...t,,. .
Cfc'U.cnter'lnto It. There are various ways
teor enrolling lite nation s neip in uauy
leaving:.' There will be child welfate
X.Iaa VaU !- 1ilc- nWiimt-n in i 1 1 tin
;?A H2S.h.UI.B ilCIU 111 WIUUBi 1 livi v ill uv
I&Z. V..t- - 1. ...1.11.1.. .l l.n.. f..
pauy WCUtv CAIIiUILS itliu uutcn iui
funds to make better hospitals for bet-
ADVENTURES
I Iff lUNUSUAL UMBRELLAS
Kn '.Arr err ArrT?r CTiri'
I&iJ'SinLJ SI Off IKtLtLjIX Of lOlV
V .1 . . . i j . r . ,
L Black-and-white stripe l,ros-
Ki - . ;.! tj:...i: J..
gfuiu aiuuun uiiumg luuiiu
? bliotver bliadcs
tjj fTIHIS Is not a rainy day stoiy. ul-
''-' though It is a tale of umbrellas, nut
4nr An. htniT vnn mnv be erv certain.
fef. .!f once you see the umbrellas that sug-
Hl .T . o "- ... --- .
, (rested today s taur. ana ir you pumuw
one, which you surely will do, If you
?A fio see them, for they are Irresistible, you
g, will find yourself looking hopefully each
fvday for the suggestion of the dark cloud
which will warrant your carrying our
umbrella If to town you're agoing.
iS Can you picture ln your mind's eye
k. Mn. rfat-L- .n HV nitli handle and I
FYrzr. :"V"u.;: " :; " uh -iiit. finnil
LTerrule of -white, and -n-lth wlilte- tippa
!,..- -r it, .11 i.. ,.,, .ill A-nA nn I
'TIDBL in iniH ill?piaj J"" " """ " " I
wnjen answers una ucbli iin.tin ...-.
. 11.1. .1.,nlnlnn at a ft IV.
'S inm UCSsI lllll,,, r-v.,. .
V.T AnJ Aarlr
. ..... vn,1nrlrl
green top or i th "nd i
,er with a " ' I
ferrule, and a twisted silk .
KaUUi "
g;iandle. togeth
S'ford, forms a contrasting toucn to mt
Eft ,wnue ana carrien ui n, w
IK silk to a nicety ....
I ".. . I ... n sn AF nTTnninrAlliiBiint I
. Another very Individual umDrena
". l ' .. . ' . ........ .. ...I.
ffl. WttlrTn SnntllO lenO OlBlltlCllOU in -IHJ o....
f lh1one.handled model of DiacK s.ik
P-, Vhlch Is bound with black-and-white
Kv """-"." """"" ,, .,, inr,
ftf '.Striped grosgraln about lialf a .Inch ,
K? l.rt.wldth. The handle with a rounded nat
i" tnn- ha two narrow while Birines run- i
&fi!nir around, which complement the blark
i nhd white design of the bindinp and the i
.remxic IS as unconitiiuu ' "'",""" " i
(ver "SonnJieifu niu .- ."- r
Fnr the woman wno must i-uum nn ;i
tMirintes
there are
some low-pncea
ES common-sense umbrellas which may
ne i
W.r had for 2, And they include the neve
!ather handles, and those witn tne rouno j
bracelet attachments, which are so con- .
il.nl elln vmr the wrist These um-
& brellas'are of good durable material and
s ..'... . II T1. A l....lna.B clrt
noui CJ s... ....
'WnoJIVes.to provide for a rainy da b'
-VAAnlnv nnn iiMihrella at the office will
-. 't .'.tr. n Tk.fneA kVio fll.enVerR A more
ifif'J"' r.s-r '
feVnehslble and satisfactory purchase.
(SSs Then, too. If you have an inclination
3! toward swagger sticks. ou will find i
Itjihem here of leather, and you will he i
&. vrlthin reach. ,
K.-I? nf .onrne fnr Vipr who lAr.s then. I
sia .-r . -. .' ..-
gs crecrooKs. one or wnicn particularly tn- i
twites dercrlptlon. Long and slender, it
m'ls'made of wood of a -very dark purple
p1 A' bird's head which curves to form tlie
tfj'sroo"" handle has beak of red. with
-fts
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
"f -rnnivc ivoiTintiri
J. Name three sifts appropriate for tlie rlrl
Rv- "r graduate.
z. Nlmi fhre for Ihe haw
Us S, lhit home msMhiisis silll tml Id
tha- lisndM nluinn?
i
p.,,.. . .i. A i. ....... i.. .... .
h. , rinaaiiiiK ii.p. mi. mi it nir in-si IJ
UT. -J to get all th lulin?
, St Yh&t noTfl little nmluiraitf idere for tht
k.nnirr iiiKt lairiy inaue H
appear- ,
sncT
tC M Uu n Lt.nnla. .1 .. I .. ...!. t..t .. .1 A
pwv ,.,du.1- ...i.ir.in, luair-iiai mi. imi-i
iv Irrn ror u. cradtintiitn rrrifU.
lv j '
Letter of CoihIoIcirc
fjerniMUor o, Koma,. , Vat.
, icrftaam i ne a er- aear rnna
Jn'WaiihinKton and I hae Juat Ifarnptl that
lM-,hai lost her little tuohp-'pnr.nlil rfanih.
iX'-tti'ftnd I want to write her a letter of
;:pyrsiviby. llll you please tell me through
wr-exrnance now to wora U7 it poiibte .
e vuMIq it in Frltur a paper.
r-ij ' (llr.) W. B.
'fo'fr-f am Borrj', but jour letter only
rraehed uh on Frldav and could not be
W1 published until today.
rc-ii."- . ...
j-w- iner u nomine more uinicuit to writ;
than a letter of' condolence unless one
tfnnwM tlia TiAresiti vr u-all Am ...n.i
ftknow this friend verv well, vou will
ig.Ttpow what kind of comfort might up
S4jPal to her A short letter telling her
SVinat you nave just neara ot ner norrow
"".lino, mat you want ner to Know tnat you
rc imnaing or ner ana reeiiiiK intenseiy
I K.. lKn. linn. If .t. no.. . n .. Ju........
. W 1 h..cb ifc wu vai. uc (tl.J Ullliui V
. to c&u on you at once, would oe
There Is little else to isny. But'a
written straight from vuur heart
f-reacli her heart and give a grain
Dion to tnat saddened motner.
' WanU Wilson Island
1 Jailor 0 H'onmii'-i paer:
Madam--I would like to put mr mil
o riiur Verr Intereltlne little corner
y- mai 1 atree with Tlie Spirit
l ln that tha nmne of Tloir lalnml
,' chanzed to 'The Preildent Wnnil.
llson lilund.'" It could be railed
1 Island" to mil.e It u llttl tnnrm
.Ttati reaioaa riven for renamfnr the
ml mia war wero excellent, rnua
. M certainly crowlnr more unit mnn
:a Industrial hub.' and we should
xuture or tnu uiand of oura or.
that ia nrovlnff a huh ta th nf.
tbe world Just now.
ANOTimit Bt'lRIT QF118,
' frip lo Milne Allure ,
Ta MWJiWlKn' of irno'a pair:
tttiik Madi.m 1 there any way I ran
, r In touch with the author ot that Int'-
ratiiut' aocount of a Maine vacation ln the
jftaxtKS J'CBl.io J.ctaiaa of May 11 ror some
tuna L aav wanted jusi sucn a vacation.
it never prn auie ia si, in loucn
be rixht parties, and would autre
la. information you can alye an tha
Y HBADEIt.
adItor of the Woman's Kichanie'
IH neoaaaary to plead guilty to th
u, 9-iiicn you reier, ana atanaa
t o. answer any questions about
tar UID to aiaine. ;t wu
.virpnt eaperienue, una 11.
,)give mriner ue-
nft wiviivi op ar"
151 f.
'Baflas.
Si? W
THAT BABY I
TO BE RISING
Gold to Save 100,000 Lit-
v.. rt ..;;.. ..,
JtUI (7ICIH Ul Illllll IIIIII
support or every American in tne tana. ,
Jneie l temptation to elvc an one a
"me "nd. mJ"ey . ? V?"" V'81 ,J,aVe
"""J ' " "- " ""'"' - ,
"- " "' ""'..-. "'
Port of home causes fell off to :in
women are beslnninpr to realize that
babies area concrete commodity. If
we don't save them our war will have ,al,. ,nsln,ltOI1 .,t (-j,.rm.inton. which
Veen ln valn- Because, alter nil. it n, doiiiB lemarknhle il unmtii,' Rlrl
4b nn. j...pa1.'bb lilt Inn .. nvliTunnnT.' ... . ... . ....
'' '-- "" "" ""v "'"""
"" "'" "'" "" "" uem-m. m n.
1 TF VK want
real lnHplrutinn to Mip
J- pott eery
baby dlip that comes
niuiih v i: iioic uiiij iw inuii i. ..-- iik
along we have only to look nn nw the
sea to Prance and (licit Untain
These Governments arc .minting
hjl.U. !. ..11 .1,-1.. ml.l,t n,l mnin
---; : '" ".''"-. ":..."-
Is like this too.
.t naiiunui ci j .
These countries weie a little late
i 11 fn blliir lilt A nlni 1 . 1 11 icn 1 frit-a
nunint, ui j-viiti.1 mi, i.-c til ''"
tLnlnvl.. 1,n., n ..n l . . .... 1 .. . ..
nnus. i" dii rum -Miti i. i.ti in
tee that we help her live up to it.
WITH A PURSE
"plumage Kver "l"f J ou0rU,ieM ?roCk
.does not admit of a crook. oii will want
to see this delightful stick, anil if it is
i the unusual jou are seeking, icitalnlj
Ivnill CIT( lllnf. M' 111 ho .11 in ..ml
I'""1 "."e. ..... "v ... ..it ..i.v
For the names of shops wheic arti
cles mentioned in "Adentuies "With
a Purse" can be purchased, address
lCdltor of Woman's I'age nvcsiva
I'l'lit.li' l.UDOElt, or phone the
Woman s lepartment. Walnut "000.
SORORITY TO GINK MILK
OF DIMKS FOR HFLGIAXS
Delia Gainmis Sent l"irl Tliou-aml Dol
lars nf Ten to He Meastircil Ip
for Ilaliies Over There
Members of the Delta 'iamma Sormtie
hae sent flilOO of theli conentio'n
money to Belgium for the ichef of chll-
o""0- nilia iB t,,e hpsmninc of H milted
nort to raise jio.ooo-h mJp i.f i
--n -j-",..7. '"' "... :,?
."'. '-'"-1" u,"","r "ul,l,,rl ue-nin o "U'7
n Ihn n tPi Bin m an. f'mnlfi
,
. . .... ,..,..
tiiaiininii c ine coiuniniee Having,
the work In charge. Mrs. Jessie Wharton
Itoberson outlines, in Ihe current mini-
ber r Anchora. the pnn -.upRested by
tne jrnbda chapter of the University I
. ...... .---Ul..
"Lambda Nil has offered the sugges-I
tlon that we tr to raise a in le of dimes 1
...... ... , .. ..... .. i
lur OOl Oil M Wiir WOIK. SHM .Mr.s
nooei-son. i nere aie se enteen dimes
to a foot, so that the mile represents
$8976. We bae seized upon lis sug-
o thanks and we nave
io)eq that t))(. I)Vlta (iamna ,np ,
,,.,. innni. ,,, .b,i fut i f..,.i
p believe that e relta Gamma women
ran raise $l",uuO for tins work, and do
ik cni-u, m j".wun.
Debts
My rtrbt In you, Deloi fit.
If our J cannot poj;
In mil coin of tiny rriilm
On any rechouiny daij
For irhere (.? ho shall Uymr
Thr debt, when all is saiil .
To one who vtakra yuu tlrram nyatn
When all the dreams were diad
Ol irlicir n the nppinisci-
Who shall the claim nimputi.
Of one who inal.es you .sin;; u'nm
When all the soniis irrit unite'
-Jessie 15. Itittenhnuse.
Letters and Questions submitted to
thin department must b- untten on one
iae o the paper onlj and signed with
the nauie of the writer. Special aucrie
hke those given hetow ore invited. It
is understood that the editor doei not
vecessaritu indorse the sentiment ex
pressed. All cotnwumcntloiis for thi
department sh'Ut he mtdreied an Col1
fmra: THK WOM"J RXrilAN'-TIR.
Evening Pwbftc Ledger, Philadelphia. Pn
Call It Dove Maml
Tn ihe JM,.n- t ir. t ,,.,.
" ""
TVhf Madam I ipi- where teaite-if (( ih
Woman's Kx hanve erp Invltetl to send in
, tiicir opinions In i eremite to lenununs
Hop UlanU.
. l";rXl " ""IZl "
u. ii a name Is utterl unlit for that idUnl
Am we all know our ho, s and nin if work
im t n. ) ,. unA..4 .,i.i ...&rntir. .. . .
down at Hoi; lalHnd that all may hope eonie
da to enjo iicaee Hgain
,t uch b the taae w not mak th.
UIhiiiI an IsUnd of distinction and 1.
pretislon? We popl. of Ani-iia nhould by nil
means iliatiifp that njine - Ilns" to a inori
ffentla and swft nniH. sui-h a "Doe."
lloie slanllleK peace, lliat whkli we hope
, 10 outaln one day anon thruuun ine tulllni;
,.t mil. 1. mn mi tnil loliin.l
'President Wilson' m.uld alb.. I.. a uit-
able nam!, hut in m omniuti Ii is nut brief
enouih. and the name ,h,.ul.l i;; a oei-
wSIdrow8 wilISi'' the man '. f"th.' hou't '
ooarow uou, ilif nun ur int nour
uove ii na: increruif minim upimun i
... ,. ,, .,
We Like lo Oet Home
To'the Kditor of Woman, roue:
Dear M.datnl am aolnir to rive a oartv I
Iri the near future. , There are to be about
twentr-fUo bos and Ktrls, ranging from
sixteen to nineteen mere will be some
dancing-, but I do not wish lo hae only
that. 1 would appreciate very much sug
gestions of sames and also light refresn
meuts.
I think 3 our .tilumn Is doliic verv help
ful work and our editorials 'Vet home."
M. M. K.
Th (tames and suggestions for re
freshments haxe been mailed and wh
thank S. 31, K. very much Indeed for
her compliment.
Royalties for Song Writer
To the Editor ot lromuu's fast.'
Dear Stadjin Co jld you vltsss 1st nit
know ln your column what the roislty on a
sons; amounts to and If thrie cents a copy Is
considered good? Also If the writer receives
royalty on talking-machine records and on
piano rolls? Any Information that you can
(he ins will be gratefully received.
Tha usual royalty on a popular aong
amounts to about one-half cent, although
the exact amount depends on the aonjf
and the writer that la. t the writer is
well known the royalty ma7 amount to
aa much as five or six cents a copy.
Three cents would be considered quit
rood If the composer has no special repu
tation as a aong writer. There Is also a
royalty. ob, oaaa reeFi aud piano roll of
w b.. . .1 . i . :- .
ne'dC "la'ml :i"V.,k 'a'l'eo'o'il.l ANXIOl'S out a aofl doll. ... .aj,y wale r ; a nd j
.Utu of a solden doe he ereited on th. you i-eein to be well equipped lo stint """' ""' ,,lle r.lle U .S f ",i ... rl,l
l.land that some da mm U- res, ued from , . ,niiimer bu-uieai that ii hV l" '!' lo 1"ob,'n ,he -."'" and -ci'-rate I
.SS! Wrtbta """' ""-"' ""1 K.-V" be'.", "."hie t, " .attafv 7l ', Z tl-e He.tlons of tll,K
"STOP-THIEF" BOXES
TO AID WAR CHEST
Donated by Philopatrian Play
rrs to Committee Leading
in Oversubscriptions
T,,r . , . th. hoxef , ,,.
,.,,,., nf thp ,,, tlolinl committee turn-
R In th- l.irBrst oMTsubwilpiinn. and
the offer lias Mitred Hie worKeis to extra.
efforts In er illiectli.n
Thi; ,.,., '., Hams mrc-li-al ooin-
,,.m, lhiony for the benefit nf the
n,,,,.. ,,r n,o i:nn.i miimi.Iii.mi .. imri-
-sioe ironi mis cause, inuen hi me
proceed1 will h Bltn to war wmU
in;uiv nf the nl:i(MM liao iiutnbfi s of
their families in kci vice, ami Ik tice an-
niuch iitU-iestcd t!i duiiiK theli bit
.Alius Barthnuuvr naj twn ni others who
i.. . i.. .1... 4 1
"r '.'""" '" .'" ",l '"' 'Vrt" "'V' ""
''.""!", '". ,n ',.,.an' "' ':.""!:! "''I
' i""ieis ill ine iii.iiil-ui linun iliem
at 1.1ft .ee. :i . inn M s Aneliliirn lin
dav eenmg uill he known as "Xa.
Nlghl ' and Friday as "Army Night "
Philopatt i.m i 'lull memhet.- will invite
their ti lends and lelaties who are m
srice. Naal and niiny ollu ers will be
in attendance
James J Skellj. who has taken a
piomlnent p.u t In the yeuily Philopa
trian produilion during the last decade.
1 p!a the leading part m "Stop
Thief.' hesides direitlng the pinduttion.
other nUvtrs ell known to IMiilailel-
phiaiiH i 111 appeal.
M5XT VEF,K"S I'KOGKAM
i. mi cinm i i i. i vii
Or ll iMLII AL HAM)
iecul
Program 1 1'reparcil for
Squares in Variou
?erlions
,,, , ,,
... , , ,
Muriiinal Band cnmeit.
Jamln Itoesliman. conduitoi, will be hi Id
each da next week.
Monda night the band will play in
Ontario Square. Thirteenth and Thomp
son streets
Tiie-dy HiRht 11 will play In PasunK
.,.",'" '"c"1" ' i urti umi j-nr-r-,--,
UfilnoMJay et-ninp at i laik s laik.
l-oit-thinl street and Haltinmie anuo,
Thui"da. niRht. Araininpo Sfpiatf, Aia
inlripc strt-et and Lehigh avenue
Ii ida j evening the band a it! be at
the fltiwer show in Vernon Park. 'ei
inantown and t'helten aenueH. Two iim
ceits rtill be gneii n-t H.iimday after
rinon in FainnounI Park, both on Rel-
moiil Plateau The hrM will be at
oVlorK anrt the M-rnml m 1
I he pro-
, ,. , f,1(. ,, .. , t C.ll,,,. c
&". .. v... ..t. ...wo.
,,,,. .lln,,n.. 'In-.,, us
. .. -
'"' ,M-ra? TwIlUh "" " " '"Tor on, e
,h. Vo.Vm. at" O-n.e' ' ller.n.m'
Ue.crlptlie. "'.ivHlry .hdrK- . . I.u.ler.
t hMjonsn iinrnins or ine i.jtiie infantry
urn I nil inini uiiih nil ni'r umi liuiiti.
A t an in... itiw tn unrL.G in the m . I
.- i
rnlr. In the illatar.re coming nearer ,induajs ami spnd so mucli more time in
nearer until thej ehars. upon, th- enen.n. i ,.,. v,,,.. ,,, ,, ,h. ,,,,
' ,Halr,, '"'VjV n'l ,,,V,,"I., V. i. ,?.,.;i
of tiatlle. Ilefea- of th. enenil. Pursued
in the .llHtunee l.v tl,, ,-jalr.
iiems from -vou're ,n i.,n.
Pi'ml
Tenur sul """i
. ,,.,-"' .. r, sh""
"""' f""" ";'. UV,',V," i'nB..,,.
u l;'.;,,;,l,,n'lk,l
.id
Unit
HE'S o the jo n
The alinse little pentleinan will he
er Lti'j a link later on. If sou
are ery atliou to lnow Itow In
keep him awas, write to (he Na
tional War Canlcn (loiuniit-ion,
Washington. I). (., for a free garden
primer. Two cents will lirinp il
lo son
I
m;sterdays answers
immuiurr .unp-oir iiiui-.r- nil appro-
i.rinu -irit.i fi.i- tii. iut,i. u u '
uaMii-nr partT. t
Dr. (ImrtM R. lncBrtlir U dlrrWor 0t 1
uie inn-ea Maiea uureau r iisme .
Ktonomir.
'.i. 'Ihe foidnril liut In taking it lead in sum.
mer ttjlfft.
1. It U not fctrlrtb trrel to rem-n tne
KlotrM when eatlne Mndulche at a
for hi u I afternoon t-ea.
After friiltt Hiid teeetuble. have heen
ilrlrd, a llttte alrbn: enrh di I- neiet-
nrj io iirrrni inrin irum moiaiiiff
Ihe nrlnelple of prep.irlnr dried fniltH unit '
llie.e nroflurlM tn kiiuL nml -.hk..Fi.
trsrianirn inr me IHBie I lo illloH
ntiuli wiilrr u. mum takfn oul ur Minn
li tlie drluidratllli: prm-esH. Thfii tin,
lire iirrpureil in frh irrrUliIrs.
Marling 11 Home Milliner;
To ilif I ihlor of ttoiiar 'aur
D.ar ludum-1 am tntreKtd in .our nil.
''"
n3"f "'nf hoping Ml "an" l!eV,r,dne0"ioo"
am ry sool at makln; lits n.i ie
n, '; pie,, I I iie ne ',, M , ,' t'
mm. n.,., h.... . -.......: ..' '"-
aef So I would like to irTiulre for fui-
!h,,r """"V.1!"" .Xow' ' """ hn"" md
hae enough tlmi to nwr to mak thre r
faur hta u. a f iv.mi.i nu 7tn L, :. '
which la a lone ay on llie road to
success mere really Isn't ery much to
tell about starting a home millinery.
Klrat. ou will hate, to decide whether
;u !. . '!" J d''I'ly n your front
winnow. 11 jou uii mane two or three
) pieiij uais anu li.en put them 111
tliH window with u neat little sifrii read
ing either "Hats made to order here
or ".Mrs. X . milliner." Then there
will be the Important thlnir of getting
down to a business basts. I uould buy
all my hat shapes and trimming at a
wholesale milliner's and then set down In
black and white, for my own benefit, Just
how much It was taking to make each
hat. Do not iiCLleut u slnla Item on
each hut kecplue In mind that the time '
you spend ill making a hat goea Into the '
cost of It nnd that your profit Is com
puted over and above this. I would be
careful to render a bill with each hat 1
and see 10 it that II Is paid hi fair
time. Don't stock up with more hats 1
than jou can sell, as the styles change
and you will have to sell for less than I
they cost, probably, In the end. The big
thing will be to get customers. Try to
get your friends to tell their friends to
come to you and you might try putting
a little advertisement In the paper "such '
as dressmakers" Insert: that Is, hats!
made reasonably, etc. Do not be dis
couraged if your business la not very
good at first. A business cannot be
built ln a day.
If you reel you do not know enough I
about making hats you could take a I
nlaht course in millinery at one or the, '
.iHehaola'auah., DrwcJ Ins-Ututt,
u, I UM-n HERE IS
sP-JFLENTY OF VJORKlj
PHILOPATRIAN PLAYERS TO AID
x yf' ' ' mRd wm-
MISS BEATRICE GIMY
' Trsted Wartime Recipes
linked lllilltiii I'lidding nitli Apple
The ingredients are one-quattrr cup
ful of cornmeal. one pint of milk, one-
half te.ispoonful of Milt, one-half tia-'
spoonful of giiiKii one quaiter cupful'
.of molasses and one apple.
Sift the ininincnl slo !v into the
isialdfri imlK stirring onstantl" r'ooU
in a douhle holler for twenty minutes
Mirring ocLasioniilly. Add the Fall, gm-
per and molasses Tut into a greased
i "ailing dish and hake one hour in u. slow
'oven, stirring from tlmo to time. Slice
li - oie and pare the apple and stir Into the
TjtKlfl i tl LT lt.'lkM tirtpeo mlnilloH Infipnr
until the apple is tender. Tills makes
ia iniKs economy t ook book.
onmlneK With Cheeiie
The ingredients are six tomatoes, two
tablespoonfuis of sugar, one and a half
teaspoonfuls of salt, one-quarter tea-
spoonful of pepper, one cupful of grated
cheese ami paprika.
Scald, peel and slice the tomatoes.
Place on broiler and sprinkle with sugar,
(Th(.n sprinkle with cheese and paprika
sau ami pepper, wnicn navo oeen mixed
a!1(J oqom under ican tlaine until tomatoes
an- tender and the .'hecsc Js broun
Negligees Restful After War Work
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose
"XTIJVIJIl hefoie. it v
ould seem. ha
.-,,..-, .,, IIIUIUU.
hly enjoyed tlie
house-gown and Ihe t,
a, ,he piesent ,,me
,e piesem time.
egllgce as they do
This is, no douhl
j necau-c tn
women aro more active these
. ..
.,.!, ,, ilfcl-. i ,v,Di.. ti,.-o Am ...
"" """- .;. ...s, sv s-.
the war ai!ilties that are now then
renter of intere-tt. and the bouFt-pown
y therefore mn-sr weKome after a da'
bttenuou tk
Not only is iht.- true reBardinR tlie
Ameriran w ninan. tmt I roently heard
firun I'm- who h a . j u r letnrned ftnm
Ktipiand. thHt u lit Jn lb-- Knplih women
were dresainR e p'ainly on i h
streets while ihf wete buy with their
war -wotk, when the Kt home thej rirm
wonderful robe of satin, silk or rhiffon
The other da. I looked oer the mod
e.p of a woman who make a ?pei,i,tit
of house-Kowns and test iobefl and after
the bhowlng. I little wondered that
women fell ictlms to the f harms r
thee Bainient.s. To my way of think
ing, tin onlj possible stumbllnc block
to an woman would be the expense, foi
t li-pf- ItiMirioiis things do mount up m
dollar
Tooaj is shown one of the nenc'
deslenh and one featured by eclusii
"hops because of its unusualnep It
is fchown in all the delightful colorinc-.
The "ketcli was made, from the oriKliMl
model, whlih was of old pold hiouiri-
This deelfrn without doubt tiinie from
-.the Inspiration gained from Chinese an
parel. The coat, which resembles th-
t Chine1- coat, is trimmed with bandings
,w,j . t, -.111
made of tne silk.
relieved with hand
emui oiuery 1 in iroot uuu Nci'vfs art'
decoiated with the Chinese tassel and
one of tnese tabseis 13 ueu ui ino uack
to simulate a ;igta11.
The skirt has a. panel front and bad;
of the biocade, with plaited tid set -tloiis
of ihiffon tu match the brocade m
tone. Tlie bands form a bow -shaped or
nament over the chiffon.
The Chinese shoes arc a pjit of the
i t'oituitu1 and aie made of the hruiade,
"lln wh,lP so1"
(Copyright, 1918. by l'lorrnce Hose 1
Cliee.-e Salad Willi Marnulaili ,
One cupful of clieee uottaRel. onc
fouitli cupful nf hour cream (beaten I.
one-fourth teaspoonful of wait. one-eiKlith
leaspoonful of paptiKa. one tahlespoonful
uf bul,er" "e bU"Ch f ,e,,Ul" (ChnieU''
fn ' tablefepoonfma of orange or gtape
I niarinaUile
' liv ilimK. fleam
-alt. papnUa and
butler 1'ut by spoonfulb on lettuce
, Decorate with marmalad.
When Company
Drops in for Luncheon
It used to be that when lompany
dropped In unexpectedly about
lunch time I had tn open a can of
sardines or something else that
looked hl.e hat It was a make
shift. But now I'm not a bit
worried no matter how many of
them there aie, because I knew that
with very little trouble I can get
the best salad they ever tasted.
I boil some eggs hard and cool
tlem by puttlijg them under the
cold water for a minute. Then I
take out the yolks, crumble them,
and mix with butter, salt, pepper
and Al Sauce to taste. I .put the
mixture back Into tha whites and
terve on lettuce with any kind of
dressing I happen to have in the
house. It's the Al Sauce that
makes all th difference, between
ordinary stuffed eggs and the flavor
of this wonderful salad, that no-one
but a French chjf haB" ever'beforu
been'itble to. gflUr, '
S3IRW. - . &"
dAMES
d 6KELLY
Two bne ul llie opening perform
aucc of "Mop Tliiel" June .'1 nl llic
ltroail Mrret Theatre will lie ilo
tidlril In llie players lo the -eel io mil
roinmillee turniiig in the liipuc-t
oersulisrriplion lo tin War Che. I.
J'roniilient nieiillicr- of (he ca-l
are lioun iiIiiim
l'loMera That (irow on Hal
The flow cm that grow on out h.ils.
tia-la, are Miy imetestlng this seatou.
Sometimes large ..let tloweis arc ap
pliqued flat HK-unst the Mti.iw or silk
foundutlon of u turban or oilier lint.
Flowers aie massed under tulle, all over
th crow n and brim. Sometimes a'
urcath of flowers Is useil around the
edgo of tlie crou n, with a baud of
tulle fastened oxer lliem To keep them ,
li:?!!L .""'IW?"":'
uui.in.i ui,( ouiiiii ii.c, -i iui 'iilrn ilHU
corn t1mer arc also ttped on the sum
mer bat-'.
I lii little rc.-l robe one i-lip- in
after a 'Irrniioii! Ia ones it, lie
inn to Cliine.-e ini'lueiue. It comes
in tliin parlirnlar in.ilanre in old
?old lirocadc. The mat i- Iriliinieil
uitli handing- nf s-ill. tourhed ttith
hand embroider;. .liine-e tatsels
appear here and there and Mipge.-I
pigtails
"SitLG
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VA ''feh
E.tablfhed 1839
Furriers
Furs of
Superior Quality
Selections may now be made from the
choicest stock of pelts for next season at
very considerable savings.
Hudson Seal, Ermine, Mole, Squirrel, Lynx and
Foxes in all desirable colors. Also
Natural Silver Foxes
In course of manufacture selected
models, in Coats, Coatees, Capes
and Jacqueiles.
fo South
Mr. Matvson is not connected directly or iiuli-
i cciia! ...(. un( uiner
WAR CHEST
MISS MARY HIRST
CHURCHMEN INDORSE
RED CROSS CAMPAIGN
I'lclaU'.- mid Otlu-r Clergy
(iomnitMiil l)ric for $1 ()().
OOO.OOO Vi'ar Fluid
I'.elales ,,f
till denoiiliuat,,
isvioi, .in,....,, i.i sum,,,, i ine .'iiiiii.s ..,
t tl.u ..fforls of
.-HI','"
'
lh Aioeiic.in lied i'ros in lis dlhe for
a war runil of $1 uii.OUO.OOO.
'.trdni.il millions. Hr-hop I'amel S.
Tu or ll.e episcopal rhuich. Wil -
li.ini I'rasi-i Mel low ell. pieslding bishop
or the Mithod.st Kplscopal hun 11.
Wiisliliicton : llucciie II. llendil. senior
bishop of the Methodist l.p.scopal i
-Unr,h or the South, Attanla: W W !
! I'liiufiiH. iips.iliit or llaxe-rfoiil "l-l
il.-i-c. rharf A K.itnii. ii.iitiir i'f llioj
1 I -i rt Ii .riiup ll.iiuM i hurrli. New i
1 Wrl. : lialiln .ln.iili SilM-rinan. Ni '
V-iil. . I '.hi I l:.i-i. l-'KitliliiRliani. paPior
nf At IniKloii Slu-'l 1 nll.irt.in 'litii''h i
1 Ilo-inii. nil li:i" liiiloi'M'"! ill' caniii.HKii I
lllt-lioti 'I'ullli' a.v.
U'hell 111,. I'.eil i'i.i-i .i-K-
ill n our lillcUs Wn klimv I
1 1 I'annnt I
i wi'll all ,
lid all It !
It li.is iliini. all it i Oi'iiiK
liip.iiis tn ilo liihleail, v
sliHlrll lit I
Mirin ham:
EMSlii (llli'il witli llinnki.
o,,.i mio.l m'iiIi irlfts. arrordlliK as i.uO
- ,, i
lias hlcsFPfl in with mean" ,
"I rrRHiil tlip Aiii.riuiii Til I'toia a I
mo.! Iniiinitniit api-m y nfVln" Jti ii- i
ininl in tlie int-ent mill." .i'h I'lirdlna
illiliuiiM lleie at liniiu nl aliroail ,
this a.-.sr.tiaiiini i- ilmns iirnKjilflrint i
wi.rk. minis-terms to humanity' neeiH. I
The Ameriran people will mit fail tn j
tallv t'i this ii;leniliil cailM "
l!i.hop MrPiiwrll kjii. I trust that
he this time the l!i'l fio-s neeiW no In-I
iloin-ment II- li '" '"ml all1
nid The I'.e.l i'io tale.- italiv Idnal J
tlfts ami lilehl. nulltiplles Ihell etll
elenev l. llnkliiB them with its mac-j
riflt-ent mlal anil Its wonderful olRanl-.
zatlon Ker sentiment of sjmpathy,
hnmaiiln and senernsit is in and be
hind the appeal of the Hei TroSf. Wc ,
!ia-.e not vet tourhed the deep Fprlntfs I
..f our devotion and Kenerosity I hope
there will he the ln'ReM possible re
eponre to this appeal." I
Doctor Comfoit i-av.- "No htoader i
hauls of appeal to llie Reneio-ity of our,
' countrj could he made than that made
1 the American Red Cross
' "(Jut of our pros-nenty anil our Rood- (
will we ran well afford to make another I
, iimnessive ofTeiliiK from the nation as I
a whole to the oaue of mercy."
Silk Parade
Flags
ZS2 feet Made of heat banner
silk, trimmed with two-Inch yellow
MlU bullion fringe, silk cord and
taxsels, siik - embroidered htara.
jointed pole with metal spear nnd
iier
Kprrlal Trice
$35.00
villi er,lcc Ha:, at Special Priced
THE KENNEY COMPANY
1314 Arch Street
Philadelphia Iloth I'hnnrk
le?i?
1 Fan!
Ladies' Hatters
id
3 Street
irii lining ins name.
MOBILIZING ENERGY
OF SCHOOL CHILDREN
. plans suggested l (he women's com-
,,,.... ni'ilee ..f the iVunell of National ne.
I railllllg AllierifUll Boys ail(J,fen.-e in u-saul to keeping tlie schools
Girls as Adjimcls in.
War Work
"There Is not one able Aim i lean, no
matter what his age, Mho should not
dedicate, his Mrenglh to the needs of his
country n,t this time, n is rpeigy that
"'III win the war concentrated and
trained encis.v, the eneigy of men and
I women and of git Is ami boys, bent upon
i one common aim."
This Is the woiklng eieeil of such men
as Anthonv (I W:n i ..f ...(,. i... .c
i'o. till v.:, ,
,... , rl '"" ' '"" '' '"ke gieat.r speed In complying
Mieier. associate snpcrlntenilnit of special contses The fin ult ami th
schools, who are bending their energies s'',l"lni'i will n.itni.ill.v loliite in their
toward woiUliiR out plans for the train-' ".'.' "' '""""
hi'-' atnl i'iupIo.ineut of suirdv voting',,, '",'" ' gel s,,n)p dea of what
Am'rlcans. ' inis will mean m the iluelupnienl of
"What ,1 thee hiHKv joungslers of'""'1"" "f "'"' 'Ker. Industrlo,,.
rouiteen. tin,,.,, ami e.i.o,s ,t,. n """". ' t",""i- " 'B ''an be better
tlflie,, ami theieaboiiis do all.
-.,. r , " " '"""y ""' '"""
.-,....-. ik, rc,eic p.i ami laKft
uieir own time .Now, Aineiican 1
IIIIUDU rilil llilinll, ..I ..... .
', ' .".'".' .::'""" ''" ""n"B n""
" .- ,,,-,.. inn r.iu ioili qillcK
ic ami eltlcienlly if piopcily
tiaincd.
riiriiieiinoii'. on. hoc can often do
i,i,. V , "
;wnKe.s. theiefoie matlcsshnwih.it
!u,o'f:r","",S,,"""C,,", ",''"' '""- ,"""1' ''"
' o I, in the p.opcr spiilt l.s w-oilh rin
man s w Ol k In ,H the n,,,.. 1 1,
man
that eiei-v s, hool b,, .,,,.1
"f belu e
iglil of p.ioper age ami strengili should
-- ,,,,,, ,iu.eo nil woiu lis soniniei
uiiiiiit r ii in rr nk. .in lie x .... m ,..ini
i I 'ink island that I do not mean g.uden
ing and farming alone; theie aie In
munetahle other kinds of woik where
have I .""lug bos and gnls can he usul lo
1 tlml ..
''..". i.iniiiHKe- llllllliailX inev-
... . ..
IW he t,a I ami fi.,- il,.. ,...,. .. .1.. ,-
., ,,-. t ic.n. I h.-nc plans wln.li aie not
yet tlpe enough to ills, iiss i egarillnc the
emploj m,.,t f school . hildi en in w In, h
I '- T' Sl""-'"".' i- "Pi-elating with
- - -
We Want
You lo Know the
Value of Genuine Cold
Dry Fur Storage
The mere hanginc of furs itt a room or vault
without heat does not mean cold storage
any more than a summer bungalow without
a heating plant would be cold. .
We have installed the only scientific and
npproved method of preserving furs. We
invite your inspection.
No Storage except from
patron$ wilt be received
after Saturday May 25th
House of Wenger
1 229 Walnut Street
Phone Walnut 130S Furriers and Milliners
This new method
! g prevents j&IJL
In a mR wlBiH in
I f 1 1 IL yrB I
I IclCl6Q. JE 'feJ
j fafelesStjfaiky
WILDROOT is a preparation that is guaranteed to
! remove dandruff your money back if it fails ! You can apply
it yourself, or your hair-dresser will do it for you. A week's
trial 01 wiLUKUUl will worts
THE GUARANTEE!-. HAIR TONlgJ
Here Is another use for WILD
ROOT which bringa out the real
beaut of your hair aa nothing
else can. Try this treatment today:
Moisten a cloth with WILDROOT,
Wildroot is for sale by all good drug stores, and all good barber shops.
Applications may also be tad at any first class hair-dressing parlor.
Always sold under our unconditional guarantee that it will do as tie
say or your money Kill b refunded.
WILDROOT CHEMICAL COMPANY
BUFFALO, N. Y.
Wildroot Shsmpoo Snap, when used In connection,
with Wildroot, vrlUMsien the treatment.
me, ami which I shall picsently sub.
mil
HiiiiiI All Summer
1 in. tor Wheeler l developing ths
open nil siiinmer. that hliih scliool gliN
and gills who have (Inlshed school. Inn
wish lo lit ihcniM'lMe foi special wotk.
may he trained' to lake the positions of
.xuung men
KiiKll'li. slenogiHph. sclentifle lioue.
keeping, civic uork and leiegrnphy are
among the ionises suggested. The Work
will be. hi innged mi the gliN cap mak
double time In leaililng the degree of
elllclency leiiuheil to till good positions
lioctoi- Wheeler hehevsa that this is
'only a beglnniiinc of the enlarged work
ine ChoolM w III Mo
"I .'mi Miie" he sa,,! mat heieaftep
ll.e 'rli.,,, Is will remain mien nil m.
"'" "'ing men ami women
i ouiio,
Ihan Hie iiohll7atlon of the younger
''''I', tlm w
f Hie I'lnliiien In the
VMir guldens l,rf,HHSPS Brent ulinna.
of Miss i;ia I'.nler, of the Hoatd of IMn.,
, calli.il. emlPisiastliall.
alliinied AI-
Mlldv tiri-IUe in 111 i. ir.'it-,1pnu -iMt.li,''
from ,n,.-ihiii io thre.. ,,p hum h.un
picpauil tin iilanlini in the it This
nuinln r does n,,l in. hide
"ilinlar does ,,) m.lude the innate
i:, then own i.ir.N A, ., , ,
";,rh " eHtimate the exact number of
chlldien eniplof,.,ii the valious form-t
of woik. bill It is bcliceil that the le
u.tiia .. n r... ;,A. ..,,-..
: -T -
Cuticupa
v- V " "siivis,t
,W,Hair Health
All drujf(rtt(ij Hoip 25, OIntmert 23 & 6f. Talcum 26.
Sample -ch frr of '-Cotlcura, Dpt.S L, Boittn."
wonders.
Vi . tf
mm
and wipe your hair, one strand at
time, from the roots clear to the
ends. Then see how soft and
fluffy and pretty your hair is I
Your money back if it fails.
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