llr;' EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY. MAY 30 " 1018
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f Wat are wiped away in France eating for your country porch swings
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AR-.-,
NURSES TOUCH HEIGHTS
h OF ALL HUMAN SACRIFICE
t
i;Men Over There the Red
'Organization They Have
Heart in the Women
'SOME the Red Cross Is just a
i big machine-like organization.
athen sometimes like the bieath
; comes the tribute to Its nurses
til soldiers who have known
,te words like these that lend one
I big human beating heart nf the
Cross. They skip all the network
nutation and tell of the team
i;r wiped away In France.
1 are the words of Arthur Hunt
, tats of the First Canadian Dlvi-
n a chapter on the Red Cioi
in nls new book, "The Keal
IKE a fabulous memory from the
I mirage of fairyland," he writes,
lingers with me still the face
MHster O'Calligan, an Irish Kir who
, me through delirious nights or
. r-A. M . WICUlillK BUA11U11 UH lilies l
S;(SSmunlcatlon. T um down with
'Hti 1 -(-....I t .... II.....
ht- n 1.1. . 1U. klwA.. nt C3 riMA(.
vuiuc cue Humeri ut k?l, vmci
lies the lnnsr, lorn? houru. Sleep uill
Come and the night. It seems, will
PASB. I am tossed bv the eter
Sn delirious sens, when a ben 'die-
a shadow falls ncrot h my fe-
..'WJMd cor. It is th Lady of the
luip; she pautes and a cool hand
vlMttisa dovn my fevered brow and .1
E4s '1H. voice gently croons a sons.
fflk.'fWbto IHsh Eyes Are SmiiliiK.' Cnz-
Wi dimly t behold the violet depths
K",!itJMter O'Call'nan'a eves and faint-
KaJwT.- answer back ner smile
StT? J"10 not whether any of the
fteaa.
WADVENTURES
V-fifJi
HrmLjt nitr -i rwr wt- rv r m rv
WITH LOW I'KICLS.
BTM -
"Hfc c .. r ti... i'
wrsr '
votlars A. House uress
and While Shirts
'-tWfs'iHEltE isn't ant thing much more
VOl!'mp"ne lna" a porch 8W"B rlKht
,. nls time when the first lazy-daisy
K&.fMilng makes you never ttrnt to stand
bifwhen you can sit down And the
&! thine about norch stvlngj this season
P-VM-.ttls: though they come in a tarlctj
i '? 'styles thev need not necessarily be
n'BMMbltive in price. There Is a wturdt,
14 vtfMnfortable stxtnc of dark ttood t hlch
SSPSii complete ttlth chains for Jl 8.1.
-yiB two or three plllotts or gayly rol-
KiAsTtabTs a porch swing as eter Intlted
105. -MSA'tfWwilttsBa ntiH mat
Z',5 '""I
kTSiwlio doesn't need just one mote white
SMsWrtT
JflfA comfortable white wash skirt that
.. llftstdd prove Just as ttelcome to the ath-
K. '.SaiAta. alasl ! 1.a nAAtt tntt unfit! cllrlu
Qbtfi9i Wll.l J I CI liccu ui 't;i v onn n
'rfWB iff, in Dullness Riri wno preiers coqi
k)Hi$ tor th office, or to tlin hmiHp-
'ti "tmtfmr wno loves to step inu clean
' 'MtfitfM fAbardlnc, belted and pocKeted,
ftSriee Is S2.t.
73??!IM Is house dress time, too ( dls
JMaiKf lit a little liotiso riif-ss of strined
g-' ' isnls. dark enough not to become
R&.wiM w'th one tvearlng, and cool enough
,;.v.S wslcomea by the busy woman who
!'ttikm- to do her own housework this
M" mmmntr- A ntafn tow collar of white
V"i"lt. a cleaslns finish. This model Is
He4 at 12.60.
W'Si.What a comfort it is In these warm
-4tMkjr days, to brush ones face with
l pUWUCI. I1UW it LJiriUll,, r.-
nose xt it increase ones sen te-
A very pleasant powder was
today, one which Is particularly
to know about In warm weather
'-! heavy enough to "stay put." and
tLtfe same time Is so soft that H
Ad not hurt the skin. And the price
generous sized box is onlj 3a
(SOT" 7
K, Birthdays are always difficult for the
co iriena. ir ou nave a irteno
birthday is approaching, and if
friend has a machine, the chances
i that automobile trips are being
Nnsd for the summer A copy of the
tomoblle Blue Book should prote a
wsiti
IS.'
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
J
1S. TODAY'S INQUIRIES
,-WBM It III Dirtnttane ror 4une.
r.Wkswcan sxpfrt traiinlutors of forelsn
r. MBSauses apply for dot eminent work?
kCVshw can n Imitatloo fllet laio Iss turned
t".-r lit. ul tat dslnty trinimliuf for
f'i'SifiJf-,lT HI ......I .....,. nl.1. !,
SfCVi a Bitot
LVM will remote stains from rni-ft
iM rsrr Pron In. (no I'nltfA Htsten
-,f.aiaay pounds of wheat flour ttlll be d
k'i'lSsd our AlUeaT
1 - -
fCaOt RtK Above Lonelinest
llllMr o Woman' t Pane:
ICadAm Though my sloom tvas en
br tho hope that the complaint of
till Innellneia urlnted on one of llitir
Mrookfl sso would And erho In a ktndiy
. mr heart was roallr not flattered by
,- vasua hope, and ao In my loneltneba.
w worn cun cm reiiie, a iuu
SOBS.
In sptto of your pblloiophlc
on. "Who will rlae to say that tne
I la no lanaer a man?" no one riau
i akmt ha atlll la one. but. to the con-
i aonw.ene does rtaa andaay that lone
tts a aurn of defective mind. I aend my
p. VOU. OOPIBS 11 will prnveinfl con
la) Uat aom one with ao little aen
T; Ferhapa the literary conatrurtlon
i sou appear! not to correspond to
or lis expression, lor it is wriuen
: wnicn 1 nave lausm hiiku.
it mv effort will shew thMt the
conceited by a soul In loneliness
t emlla or rise above the misery
lortd because his heart Is deprived of
f allows i
ttla hlrds to their loved nut.
ijrss. at nlsht
M rnffnea. do i& ihvui ir
tho dark nocturnal blight
r by a ray that Dines
i aaat tasn neither 1st them part:
blsW SMrnlnc breexs before you
fijti sslruas of my heart.
fc 4Sfasa5oa with aora deceit by
farrfll4 illh IuM!
j.jk Vf v.ll,1' I ''
at sad loaeltneaa near;
vaaur senile, aa others fall
'. to sm; O toother dear!
I ViA JUUfc'IeONaiLT BOOL.
If ,aw aamoijr aus aiii teiif.
t Tkaxvs printed your
muovsMsT. attnoutn i
lata bettor if you would
3kliuj anorbld thoughts.
I.Uio world about you.
Es-asuoli murtry. Don't you
'wefTrwks-TmtrMlt Happy
(.soma oz unsr mono
"Iia malnua wraa atlll
triim sura. tho stats-
;ssa. i woif yi
bsto- pawn
Cross Is Not a Vast iSelworlc
Found Its Great Beating
Who Care for Them
learned physician have tvtltten on
'The Tlierapeutip Value of a Nurse's
Smile,' hut through darkened tortu
ous was of fever I know that the
glad light on Sister O'Cnlllgnn's face
tvna beyond nil else restoring me."
Again he wiltes.
"'1 have never had n nuisc et that
I itliin't think was lovely after the
second day.' declared 11 brother officer
of mine. 'Theirs is that deepest, inr
est form of beauty that comes alone
thiough love and service. It i thn '
same loveliness that one beholds In
his mother's smile."
"In the trenches onp catches hor
ilflc flashes of the depths of human
hate; In the hospitals one sce.s the
heights of human sacrifice and love."
TO MK It seem Red i'io'I nurses
should be a supremely tomfoitlng
thought for the mother who sends a
boy across the fen. Sometime there
aie hurts In a nvin's heart that no
doct.ir can cure. D.ih and nights In I
the trenches sh. ke the spirit of a I
man. out the nunc can give him back
his filth And she docs.
Anurir.in mothers have nnlt to
read the records of the Red Ciovs
nurse to knoxv that she Is faithful
even unto death, In Trance oulctlv
sleeping on the llelds of honor are
nmses. Some haxc died ns soldiers
die, dliectlv at the hands of the
enemy. Others have 1-ild doxxn their
lives hour by hour, nexer sleeping
when there ttn a xxound to bind, until
there wen no mute hours to give I
Thev too .sleep tbe .-leii of honor:
WITH A PURSE
i welcome and useful
I --(cured for $.1.
ft ft, and an he
r'.ir Hie tiani.-s of "hops hi'-p arti
cles mentioned In "Adtentuii-s With
a l'ur.e ' can be puich.i-ccl. address
l.ri.tor of Wonian'M P.isit', IIiemso
PL'nt.te l.nnc.Kn, m pbone the
Woman s Department, Walnut 3000
SPKCfAI. FOUK MY MAKK
MAiNGOKS PHPI'l ..l! HFRi.-
CentraLTineil Implement U Apt to l.urc
l.. . to Uecnmc Consumer of
Tropictl Fruit
The iiianso miv become more pnpit.
lar a .1 fruit for genet nl ime. because
of IIib Intention of the mango fork,
which .simplifies the process of latlng It
"The k.ng .if tropical fruits K aftet
the mange and banana, the most gen
erally consumed of tropical fruits In
.Mexico. A fruit of df-lie ous ta.to It Is.
ho,teter, almost linpo-slble to eat ttlth
out soiling the bands." tats Consul Not
ton P. Ilrund In Commerce Kc ports. "A
nay of avoiding this has been riKcotcred.
There Is In use hot.' ttlut Is Known ns
the mango fork. The mango contains
a large pit or s-ecj hating an aperture
at the base. The mango toik has tbtce
tines The central tine, long and sharp,
Is Insetted Into the aprture of the
mango pit, while the shorter pbn-e the
tleh of the mango and Keep It from it--xoltlng
while being peeled The mango
once fixed on the folk Is readlh peeled
and eaten without -oiling the hands"
Typewriter or Desk Lamp
Made. From Coffee Can
A coffee can and a few pieces of lum
her are all that Is needid to make a
tury r.ert le-eablc dek or typewriter
lamp, described In
Popular Mechanics
The can Is slit
along one seam and
a quarter cut made
either way from
the silt, at each
eiui of the- can. so
that the aides can
be bent out. one
seriing as a shade
with a ti Lingular head, set and braced
In a base, measuring S'jxlO Inches. The
light bulb Is set In a socket soldered In
one end of the reflector.
.r'lrr and qutstioitt SKbrtiftrd la
tins (tev'trtnicnt uiwuf fci riftrn oil ova
irfe iif tin paper oinV and s'ynrrf null
1'ie iifoin- ot the I' o.-r Kfifria q'lti'C
Ilka l.ioic cfi'ie iioic ore pieited It
it loi(rifC0( "ll I'll' (diloi flors tint
iKirMeriy ( norte tlie entii,iriif r
vrenied. Ml cummunliutlonm tor tint
dcpnrtmriil slieulrf tie nifiineerii as lot'
Mies: TIIK WOXIANW KXIIIXM.i:.
r.venUv f'ubllc Ledijir, I'lilladtlohla. Pa.
What lo Charge Roomers
To the Edltar ot tt'omau s Paae:
Deur Madam I hate a large front third
fleer room tacant II has two iv-indows and
two (Insets, and I urn thinking of puttinK
two ainultf beds and two (hirfonlere and cttur
necessary furniture in It and renting It to
two gentlemen What should 1 charge each
one a week? We are near flte lines of cara
nnd within walking distance nf Kalrmount
Park. Is the United States shipping board
still looking for rooms for its ofttce force?
Thanking you for the Information you tan
glxo me. IN DOUBT.
The regular rate for a room of this
type xvhen rented out to two would be
from IB to 16 a week ; that Is. J2.50 or
3 apiece. The housing bureau of the
Kmergency Fleet Corporation tells ino
that for a room like that a great many
of tho men are paying T2.50 a week
apiece. Rooms are atlll very much
needed, and If I xvere you I xvould phono
to the headquarters ot Ihe Emergency
Fleet and list my room with It.
Home for KittenWashing Poplin
To the Editor oj Woman's Page:
Dear Madam Pleaae forward Inclosed let
ter to Mra. P. J. S. I am offering to adopt
her kitten. What will keep white poplin
from atretcblng? Thanking )ou kindly
It la not tho washing, but the drying
and Ironing- that Is likely to make the
poplin stretch when It Is washed. It
should bo washed In tepid water, not ex
tremely hot or cqld. and after wringing
should be shaken out like a tablecloth.
When shaking It hold It so that the little
fins lines In the material are up and
down. Then hang It up with the lines
going up and down and never for In
stance by the end of the skirt and a
sletvo. The' weight should fall
naturally. When Ironing the poplin
give attention to the same thing ; that Is.
get the dress or material In the proper
snaps before touching an Iron to It and
then Iron straight with the grsln of the
poplin. If you areNcareful about these
things and do not pull the material out
aa you iron I think you will have no
trouble -with stretching. An expert
washes poplin In this way and has never
had any troubla with stretching.
Your letter about the kitten has been
ent to Mrs. F. J, S.
Tha SastpiM Were Lead Foil
T tte- MMor.eV WeotoV Pft:
iSjItMlisli ITU! ptesM send ma I
i
AN EASY WAY TO FIGHT!
Mulliiis potatoes one at lite iillr.irlitr tvata of prrpjrinc tin-in
HELP PHILADELPHIA EAT
HER QUOTA OF POTATOES
Thousands of Bushels Faccss Thai Can Save heal for Our
Hoys and Allies Fieri pes From Vnvle Sam lo
I se for Fiery Meal
It ' 111 tert well to CI l (In to Hot
lin" when tile solrilfi tiots match hy ,
lis nil t.-tv well lo ilidv iiwnt n tear
when thev phi) -..i Jin yelll.llse
Hut do ,tou el poiatoss ' Moic ili.in
5011 eter ale In tour 1'fe befo-i '
The iiurstloti Is not meant to ) p-t -son.il
Hut
I'll "U litiov lli.il llieie ire tnllllolis
of bushels of poulncs In the I nitcil
Mates in ext.s ol the usual suppl.t at i
inis Linn- in j ('in and ma! ninths p u-ple-
geneiallt eat more potatoes than
thc.t ordin.inl.t do, millions of hushi-ls
of good food will he lost at a time
wh'ii ii( .illy tin- whole wot Id Is surf, i ing
for food" Potatoes ,irt- billkv and lit at v
and can not well be ttnnspmted oter-sea-
The I'nlled States must ent lis own
potatoes Philadelphia must eat its
share And If our cliy doe? thousands
of bUSllds of Xthe.lt flout will tie t elclse.l
to our own soldiers and our Miles Tills
is a ten pt.ulioal wax to err "On t"li.
Berlin "
Hating potatoes --paie wheat to our
Allies because poll toes- suppl.t tlie same
sort of nutriment to the lodt that lire id
does and If we eat them so much the
less bt end w e need
T( eat potatoes ew-i dat is a dutv
and to eat them ewi- meal tww be made
a pleasure I'own In I'nele Sam's
kitchen In Washlngti n the cooking ex
pel ts of the Fnlteil Statis Depirtmenl
of Agrlcultuie hate worked out teclpes
to coter etery meal for evert dav In
the week. Below are printed those cot
erlng eterv meal fot two dn,?. The
others can be had ftee bt- wilting lo the
Department In Washington
Tlie reclpps for two days follow
nrtrTANTVT
Potato Omelet
I cupful mashed potato
' teajpoonful pepper
1 teaspoonful salt
.1 eggs.
.1 tahlespoonfuls cream 01 milk
Wash eggs and separate the whit and
tolks. Add the 0iks to the potato and
beat until th-c aie no lump' Season
with onion Juice, if desittd. apri chopped
parsley Beat th- whites until stifr and
fold Into the potato mixture Put Into
a well-oiled fit Ing pan and bake In oten
until brown. Tln-n nun and fold on hot
plattei Sertc at once
i.iwcii in; srrrnr:
Potato and Corn Chowder
1 pint canmd corn
3 cupfuis potato cut in small piece
I uupfuls rklin milk
I ounces salt pork
1 btnall onion, i hopped
'- teaspoonful pepper
1 't teaspounfuls cornstarch
The salt pork should be cut Into small
pieces and cooked with the e hopped
onion until the onion Is a golden biown
Add the potato and i ook for ten minutes.
Add the milk nnd intn and i ook slow-It
In a double bollei dd the flout mixed
U;STF.HDAY'S ANSWERS
I. llie littles .Xnierb.in flag nlii nr tlmllar
ribbon emblem should be worn on the
left aide.
J. The rrpalrlites are Ihe old men and
women, itiildreii and Imiiles and In
some coses the oung women bebia
sent btiek from tiennant Into i-rnnie
tliniiiKh wltzerlund. Ihr) tire the
French end llelrlans raptured hi Ihe
derm.ins earlier In the war. As thej
rannol he cued tn work nnd eut too
much food they are being tent bmk,
3. The bride's notes of thunks shnuld lie
nnswered on nolo lunr In preference
to inrrespondence tarils.
I. All of the wedding presents that orrhe
before the actual djt or d i before
the wedding should lie acknowledged
before, the bride coes awui. If time
does not permit of nrknonlrdcment of
tlifsia .and those nrrttlng after the
wedding on the lionomnoii trip. It la
nertnlsalbte ti write these notes of
tliaiika ufter the return home.
3. A ilelb Ions dessert cjn be made with the
(Hilling juice in unr iiuun ui rui riiu-
barb, three-qtinrtera of . n cupful of
sugar, two tablespoonfuN of gelatin
ilUsolttsl In cold water and the Juice of
a lemon. Thla Is isiurfd Into an lies
cold wet mold -nd put on Ice to chill.
0. The terms dried, dehydrated and etap
oratcd mean tlrtualb the aame thing
that la. remotuig the molature from
fooda or drlng them. In evaporation,
aa a rule, the water U not nil re
moted. As In evaporated milk and
fruits. The dehydrated nroreas calls
for the removing of a muih greater
umount of moisture.
Sell Flowers lo Commissioner
To the Editor ot Woman's Paoei
Pear Madam Will you be so kind as to
tell mo through our column where there la
a place that one may aend cut flow era for
aate? Thanking ou In udtance for any
anawer ou may site, M. I. '.
I am sending you by mail the name of
a commissioner here In this city who
buys cut flowers If you will send them
to him.
You Should Tell Mother
To the Editor ot Woman's Page:
Dear Madam Will ou tell me if It la
right for me tn meet e toun-r nisi in 'he
evenlnga and take walks with him when
my mother dots not know It? I met this
young man at work and he la very nice, but
he does not want to come to my house and
meet my people. x r.BA,
Tou do right to, question the right and
wrong of this, my dear. There is no
reason why a girl should not go walk
ing xvlth a young man, bit' there is
every reason why her mother should
know It'and with whom she la and xvhere
she is going. Tell the young man he
must meet your narents before you pur
sue any further friendship with him.
Welle Between Two Men
7s fk Editor of Woman's Paot:
Dear Ifadam Whan walking in the' street
wlta two wen Is It correct to make them
to a smooth paite unit an pi,i' .inioint
of colli wetei (t he ttepjiej ii( 'I..
dltliinal salt if nn..uj look until
the mixtute Is rie.uiiy.
liisvin:
'it.ltoi s Willi P.o.lsl P.
I'.townnrl f
Tat boll pnlatiifM f..- (en llllllllle-i Je.
I mote tin sKins and iine the pol.-itoes
loll .1 lo.i-lini; i ii K ulth mi.it Hike
I them lot alioui foit miiiiitis ,,, until
...
potatois an- iind.i. Imsi ng them
oicnsionally with th lulie In th put
I -. .. .1. , e . .
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potato lakes lht aie tirt K"d suted I
tot bri.iM.isl with iilsji sll.is or bunn
111 uw ii thm In tin- li.iion fei ,
, -,- me i-ii-ii. 1'ii.iiiiis lo in i,e
lll'l Xlsl-'AST I
Potato Ca'es
, ,, ,,,, . . ,
old mashed nt i leeil potatoes
Season
lo last" with sail and peppci and mix
with a little milk Add iw, If ileslu d
Mold tilth the hands 'nt,, small loiiml
- ive
l-'rt on both sIiIph In well-pi east il
skillet, fljing pan 01 gildilb and s.-iw
hot
SFPPIIR "I!
1. 1 M'Hi:u.
Potato soup ean make Hi. laigist p.m
of the meal
Potato Soup
Boll thiee merilum-sl7cri potatoes
and when f(,ft ml, tiiem thmugli a slew..
Slice a .small onion and si aid this and
a Utile lllnppid celt I l 01 oiie.ipiat ti r
teaspoonful ideit sap in flic (npfuis
of skim milk, t'.emnw the onion and
add the milk slow It- in lb- potatoes.
Mix one nnd a Ii ill lalilespoonfuN nun.
starch one and a li-ilf l aspoonfiils salt
nnd a Utile catenae pepper to a thin
nasle Miih um talilespoiirifiiN cold mill.
Slit this mixture Into the boiling soup
Continue tn boil for otn- minute, stt.iin
and serte
ni.VVIlll
s'turfed Potatoes
Base potatoes In a hot oven for about
fortt-fite minutes, or until soft Cut a
sltee fioni tlie i Ide of em b and scrape
out the inside Mash this ,-, ud season
with salt and peppei. Xdd enough heated
milk to bring to the (Onsistenet of ok;I
narj mashed potato When pattlv
cooled add egg This mat- be left-oxer
whiles of j oiks or whole eggs, well
beaten. Xdd not more than one ing to
six medium. slri-d potatoes llefill the
skins, Iniisii u lib melted fat and put
Icick In the oten fni rite 01 ten minutes,
Sette hot
Women Clerk l.carn to Swim
Women i.oieinnient (leiks In Wash
irgton. I. (' hate signified thai aliote
anvthing else ihet wish to 'eain to
swim To meet the nt-itit applications
for institution in sw limning lhat bate
been leceheri from ttar workers hi
the district war camp (onimunit.t sen-
Ice. a (nips, of sii mining; m-tt in tot s is
being formed bv Miss Maigoit Daj
dliedor of girls' wo'ik, which will be ni
the sen ice nf .oung women in any (Joi- j
eiument dliislon
Vegetable Pointers
Vegetables just out of tin- garden taste
best when slniplt i ooked steamed
boiled or baked and s(i-iid with a little
salt, butter, milk ot ( uani Ofien a t
neat lit- seasoned same i overs up tlie
most desirable tcgetablo llator
(Ixercooklng of vegetables tmpalis
their flavor Very delicate fl.nois .us
dpstioyed. while tegitahks with strong
flavors such as (abbage or onions, be
come disagreeably strong if cooked too
lone Oxercooklnir also desttovs Ihe at
tractive (olor of some xegetables.
(ook summer xegetables as soon after
they are gatbeied as ou can, In order to
nreserxe the flaxor If thev must be
ketit over, keep In the lee box or some
other looI plate.
,et w- led xegetames soaa in com
water to freshen them If xegetables
must stand after narlnir. coxer ng with
cold water will pretent wilting and dls-colotation
i
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A HOMEMADE ROCKING SEESAW
imii '"Vic ay-"11 aant
A tecHW tbst rockr i great deal ufer than ona tint deeta't rock.
This caa be nude si kems. Popular Science tells Just hew. A
ateerd tmipuuU foitordxilmWJ'tmtoiytotUrH h
I asaaasVXaae raaaasaf -ta aMssBBaaaaraaa, aSaaaaal .'
Memorial Day, 1918
IN FLANDERS' FIELDS
In Flanders' fields the popples blow
Uetttcen the crotses, row on toxv,
That mark our place, and In the M;x
The links still bravelv singing fix.
Scarce heaid amid the guns below,
We ale the nrad Shot I days nun
XV Uteri, felt tluxtn, wiv sunset
clow
Lot id and ttci lot eel and nott tte
lie
In FlJlideis' Fields.
Take up ntir iimrtel ttlth the foe.
Tn .toil from falling hands tte thtntt
The tot ch be .touts to hold It high
If e break faith ttlth um who rile
V(. Mi.ill not sleep, though popple
giott
In l-'l unlets- Fields
Colonel .lohii Mrt'itie
Hunting a Husband
IU- U.tltY VOlV.t.AS
fCflj'uHi' ti
en vi-riiu i ,xxv 1 1
lirnniv Keitnts
ll-.l.l) the- t 1. et .i in up to the light
II nari
1
At rite tonight on r, n; Minli lo tell
ton ll.ue lieen tilltlkitlg of toll tet
slme 1 left.
hkwia.min t'Ai.i:
1 fiowiKd tVht the leiegtam'' Hennle
has only li(en away two ilis In that
'ine I liate lind n letti-t. a lnmK of
tits and now a telegtam
Wl lie feels gl.lteful lo me 'lll.ll is
It 1 hate clten linn a new ttitetesi in
life And he wants lo show his gi.ill-
tllfle Mm
As I aenilx tubled nt siiu-lntt ne)
slifti wllli eolri-iie.im, Julia apiat(d
Cousin .Madeleines nniit
c,ii I do antthlng for tou Mies
t.ani
.n thank toil .till) i I said
Cousin .M.iiieteltie has hi en so thoimhl
fill, I. lit It Kxet sillie Alines llltuss sli,.
his itmi to do Hill, things Tor ine
Pill .lull.i still hesltaldl In the dooi-
IUI1
.Xliss ,.ue ' slit- salil will i nu wr.u
i.i... i..... ..
..nil "line ,nwi iiioiKin
Vis .lull, i ' I .msit-ied She must
know I haw- tin olhei for tetilng
' Cniiiil 1 not inr.mc tout- Itali, Ju?t
1 t.lUcll re
She in uli- n step foiwald Qllleth
she had lakcn llie brush finm my hand
Willi long even strokes she n,(s bin-di-
me II Mic had mllnl il. then In a soil
l.nni inn mi ,. ... el. s:l, ,.l,.L.,i ,m,
n. mow s'lwr tililion tihlch had tied
some powers. Iterilj sill- Iwls'ed il Then
In a skillful whx sin- lauglil It In niv
hail A tint liatideait of sliwo wound
ai loss the ft out At the side was iuM
i lililupse of inei.ii lilibon. The whole
effect was lovili I gate a little gisp
"How did j nil ilo It .lulla""
t ts ait Mis Lane
And I. was ,, Kr. , I h., s,P. ,
lied on nu 'iitnt white diess looked
leniiiK. dalnli I might lie a girl of
eiullteen with those lose-plllk chirks
and those s-tni-lii c.i es
"Lowll. Miss I, line, it is pelfecl "
Julia stood off and watcheit me.
I thought "I looknl well tonight
irullj well And Mi. Ainolil has gom '
as 1 dcsi ended the slabs
1'or a moment 1 stoml still, in ihe
huge i:il.abethan loom The whole
kioi in logins (em an an ot luistiit ' i
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It was a Hennle t did mil know X
Helltlie Willi HttHllge lights tl s i-WH.
Mill all xistlge- ot boiliood SI lipped
Saia- lie said, and again -Saia'"
"Hello Hennle" I said casiniiv
-iiiiu io -ei- nil huh again, mow s I
llie aii i.eague
Uiin'l want to talk aliout ili.u no
s-aia I law- ou missed me ' '
'Two dais ate ptetly sltott lo miss
n person In. Hennle Now tell lour
Aunt Saia
"Sara lie lieR.ui that s ennitKh I
bat en I i onie li.u-li lo talk about lhat
I le come liai k to teil loll-
Wh'il Betinie had come to tell me t
did not know Km Cousin Madeleine
svept Into the room Bennle answeted
het questions in monost llaliles
lie sat until dinner was announced in
a silent and morose mood
What ts the matter with Bennle"
Tomorrow An I nlooked-fnr Turn
Flower Jar for Porch
r
The wind Is tery ant to blow the,
riainix- vase over If It be left out on ihel
pencil to hold the Itowets of the fields
A tti.v good substitute vase is of clock
err. as shown abote. If one Is handy
with iv paint biush, one of tho little food
crocks, such as marmalade Juts, can be
used and ornamented at home Designs
will suggest tbemsltes Those In flowers
aie teiy piettj They aie applied in
enamel paints that dry "glossj " Put
ting the newly painted clock btfote an
open oven door 01 In the very hot sun
will make the design work extra duiable.
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Reversible Frocks for Conservation
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose
O.N'f: of Hie tn
wnr nu tnrb
most dliect Ifsults of the
hlons one that tve inn
already ttace to It Is a certain rnn
sertatlstn in the nutter of yt.tle The
funks of fashion ate xery tai'ldly being
ellmlnnled The attempt of tho deflgn
cts Is nut to pindiice a sensation, but
to glw- to women wearable, likable
clothes that ttlll be nppropt late for the
luislnt-ss of life. Fot rlfh and pnor'bnih
are tcty muih bound Ui In tin. IntRlneps
of life h' lire-rent
'I he xwiman win, a few jraiv a an,
dtessed odly for the irasuie of the hour
Is todat so engto'sed In cnmiiiltte meet
lugs lietiefits and other patilnlic alfurn
tint she- has little or no lime to think
of elolht-s. In older to ititeiesi hci al
all the tltessinnkeis have been eomprlled
to offrt het i-lothrii aiitopt late for tlie.e
ticcaslons ilothfs Inin wlileh she can
slip In the morning and t apptoprlntelv
di(pei nil ,1a j r he Iris mil the time
to change -1i,. rt-'iill. tialur.-illv. Is
mote i onsetialite. inoie wearable
ctol hes
Htc.uise the -tr-llghl sllhoilel'e s the
nioi inai tii.ii and tlie mot lieeonilnB.
It is one lliii ptnmlses to piedotnlnnl"
In the clothes for the rotnltig siiinnier
At ptesen- much intention Is being
r.ltetl h the deslgnets to the aniolltlt or
tnatei-i us, , the- constitution of
ftoeks nnd s-ilts fitu- might almo-i
U Ihat the desiBit ,,,p ci,nteniiii(t.
one agalnm -lie other lo si e who , an
linn out the best. looking Kattnent ,mi
use tin aimtllesi ainoum of jaidage, and
the woimill is tlicrdn hem tiled Iocs
ninth as the teduition of t milage helps
I rep down . ietie, iihii.lt in Dies,. (;n
I' .-in Impoit nit Item
l a n i ent st le Miow theie neic
matiy of these milUlnes fhnii n. one of
which is illu-ll.iled todi Tim (nick
is 'aid to bate been made of le.s. than
two tatiN of in.-itf iial tlnsiiles, it inlglit
ab-o he tallnl u. irii I, (osunie, ,,v a is
letiisibli- and. as lir.t Ii s des ate i.
aillt the ante. It i an In v ol n illhei
-ide nut .molding 10 the tw.iit-i-H whim
The n asaln the Hock ma.t lie woin with
the li.uk to ih. fiont, and tin- eisi
Impilibs an- noliilteil and ma he
nddtesseit care this ncwspap(-r
(('op.vtlBh-, I3IX, b l-'loietice P.ose )
Alice Kent and the Day's Work
The Story of a Business Girl Who Would Not Fail
iu m mrii.i ki:ei.i:k
rnpy,-iyM lis by t'ltbhi t.rdyci I utnvmnj
XXI I
-T"": """"" "f ,h" vMl ieM0"
X z, ,t as fonigti to niv ei--rnn-
f the lisp lieklod me
e -IS
was Mis Catiuth's luotliet liness 01 tllH
i oi-uadi ship ..' Ihe other nieiiibcrs of
the fa ml It lit en w h -n I turtird In at
tin- gate Dial IPM aftiinoon. loo tired
and riisi oiitagct! lo rils.'t linir.ate among
oidln.nt faimhousfs, thought thle one
looked as if it shelteted pel sons who
i baps uniild take an Intel's', in 'l.ltes
of Our I'tesldi nts." tlinugb I din not
.mtli.Jp.iie lb"h extending tin- sentiment
till u lulled me Bt this tlllll I llll'l
come to fi al lll.ll I Ilex el could succeed
j al anta-slns and. piisslblv bi(.iu..e of
ithi fciling I loalhed cwrt last bnok-
selling argument
l most pl.ues tt lieic
I stopped the
md although
si teen iloot leni'imec. i.i--
when Mis
,ti,i,lnli fniwn null onkcil
hiotmli to llnd out what was wanted 1
nlwiiis st.ppid n little lo one sloe i
If, taking roi gtanted Hint she would
Unite, me in, I meant hei to hate loom
enough to purh open the scleell door
But at llie Catiulh homestead the house
,innrii ir.iiit Hide onen and the screen
iloois wde unhooked. Accepting this
as a good sign, In fore ctiteilng I ie
..i.ft.i irt ,,nii on self tiicethci and make
o rit.enei.-il attempt to follow Ml llilll-
ker's Injunction and "hand Hum a tine
line of talk "
'theie is no idling what the outcome
might bate been bad dinner not been
late. But the nousenues oij-siiiini-Itistinct
and my fainting befote I could
1 pattake of a mouthful of llie meal tvnicn
she asked me, to sliaic. showed that a
. ..i- ..I,,, imii fallen bv Hie nay
was hern legal (led not as nu object or
.suspicion, but as a rcnoit -minimi m
has ilalms on sMiipathy Indeed, from
the moment of returning to cons( lous-
riesa on the front rOOIll sofa, 1 XV8S
made lo feel at liomu,
Mts Caniitb, as soon ns rhe thought
me sliong enough to plan 01 the future,
counseled tne to abandon canvassing;
this mix Ice she followed up b telling
in u ,,r 11 friend of bets In Bclltngtuit. Mrs
Mudiv by name, who was the inuther of
seteral babies only a year or two apart
am! had lately written- .tirs an um
that she was looking for u suitable young
girl to help In taking line of llicm.
, Finding me oterjojed at the possibility
I of stem ing such a plaie. Mis. I ariuth
i immediately tried lo get In touch with
i i.., ci.i in- toleiihmio- ,n endtavor
failed, as Mrs Modiy xvns men out of
town, although etpec ten Home tviiruu a
week. Mis. Carrutb also ciincneu ner
kindness bv subscrltilng mi two i-upiea
of "Uvea of Our l'lcsidcuts "
... (tn .,!,e r imii been eagci for sub
scriptions, but this ordec 1 could scarcely
bring mseu io emci on "
Mrs Cat tilth, however, met all renion
htiautes bv Insisting that the book xvas
just what sho needed for her twelve-vear-old
bof, Cameron, and for bis
brother, Frank, who, being fourteen and
tert- fond of hlstoty, must hate a copy
of his own : so I finally accepted and
xvlth heartfelt. gratitude, though I could
not rid myself of the surmise that this
order came because primarily iny new
Two Picnic Lunches
Picnic time Is here, flo out for a
picnic this week. It will put ou In
better tilm for the next day's work.
Here are lome suggestions from the
United States food ndtnlnlstiatlon about
what to take with .xou.
Totato salad ' Deviled eggs
Bread and butter sandwiches
Olives or pickles
Ice citam Bailey flour cake
Baked beans
Brown bread and cheese sandwiches
Pickles or ollxes
llhubarb pie (or any other kind)
(Corn flour crust)
TETLEYS
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Tlii" i- a Irnk ilrrs. sjiri to lute
hern miiilc from lo llian Iwn janl
of material. It i- rrter-ililc, .is
both iilc arc llic -jine. Il can
al-n lie worn front lo the Itai k or
tiir tervi. The froik i llie reitill
of a lrr.niakcr' rontet to sec
who inulil make the inopl erticc.
able froik with llie lea-l amount
of ilolli.
frienil wanted to help me Till". In turn,
made me a tb,, moip deteimiiKil to
find cmplo.tment tihlih would reipilte me
nelthit to make a nuisance- of m.isclf nor
to lite on ( liarlty.
Willi mi eageiness tn get to work
Mif I'.niulh sjmpathizid. but she made
It clar that It was m,t dut.c to piepaie
Tor the next job by building m.tself ipi
and eujovltig to the full the flesh xrgt
tablcs, new-laid eggs, count!. v air and
outings now- atallable. Indieri, the tery
etcnlng Hlik came home he- drove up
about twilight somebody mentioned
that this was the date of tlie inmli-
hctalrifil lawn festival In Wtierx, unite
two mills nvvav.
"Wh.t. so II Is.' kii Id Hi" .toting man
"I Intended all along to tnlo- thai in "
'I hen lie consulted bis walili and smiled
Hcioss the loom at me "It's rally ,1 t-t.
A Hi c. what do xou sa i
I said nothing, but Mrs Carrutli
iroiuitlv seconded her sons suggestion
that vve drive over to the village and
look in on Hie lawn festival, although
she declined mi urgent invitation to go
with us 'The night air Is hail for mv j
asthma." she explained "Xnd besides Ii
want to finish a slor.v In tin- magazine, i
So ull twri i on atong '
(las Hair for l.crnimi Doll
Aitlflci.tl and substitute hah Is be-'
Ing made in leimtiti). aecotdlng lo
Information gathered by Commctcr
Itepoity. which sa.is: "The Impotla
Hon of human hair ftom China ba-
long been stopped The suiings.tr vvhlcli
is being used Is lenity a substitute foi
silk. Al first silk hair was made
but the al nf this attlcle was foi .
bidden by tbe (Internment. For dolls
glassj hair Is made."
Tested Wartime Recipes
STL'FFlin STKAK
One pound round steak.
Two cupfuls boiled lice
salt.
Two lahlespoonfuls enopped parsley,
fine tablespoonful onion Juice.
Paprika. i
Blend tbe nee with the seasoning.
Pound the bleak until thin. Sptead the
steak with a la.ter of tbe rice stufllng
about thiee-cuarteis ot an Inch thick.
Boll and tie In shape oi fastin ttlth i
skewers. Put in a cotcred pan with I
enough water to keep from burning and i
cook In the oven for thirty minutes Take
off the coter and hrown before remot
Ing from tbe oten. Thicken the stock left I
lo Ihe linn fni- irrnvi' Of If nre. I
ferred. make into individual servings.
Cut a thite-lnch square of steak, place a
tablespoonful of the dressing In the cen
ter, loll the steak around It and fasten.
Place In a pan with a little water and
cook as the rOHSt was cooked These ure
tery good serted with tomato sauce.
FBUIT SCALIXH'
One and one-half cupfuls cooked horn.
Iny gilts
One cupful stewed apricots.
One-half cupful apricot juice.
One tablespoonful sugar.
One-half tablespoonful butter.
Into a greabed baking dish place first
a lajer of hominy grits which hate been
mixed xvlth the fruit Juice, then a laiier
of the stewed fruit, ltepeat until the
dish Is nearly full. Dot oxer with hutter
or margarine and sprinkle xvlth one
tauiespooniut oi sugar inixea witn cin
namon. Bake until brown. Seivehoioi
cold with sauce of top milk.
Dried or canned fruit can be used.
Corn syrup tan be used to sweeten the
fruit.
Help Your Skin
WhileYouSleep
withCuticura
AlldTlisltta .8otnS.OlBtmrltJl,TaleBjrs.
jsample each free of "Oswaia, Stat l, seitea "
and Ceylon I L,i
Mny try to imiUte
m ever, riytl
'T,frx-i,)jriliji
NEED 15,000 NURSES
I ON FIGHTING FRONT
Call Also for 4000 Volunteers
for Y. M. C. A. Work in
Army Camps
Fifteen thousand nurses for Red
Cross errtlee en tbe fighting front and
1000 toluntee-rs for Y M. V A. work
In armv camps In France are needed
al once.
Th's Is the call that Is going oter the
i minify from hcadquaiters of both or
ganizations n Monday a general campaign to
tectu.t graduate mines and women
giailimtm i,r high ichools and colleges
fnr ftd Cioss service will he started.
At the same time Dr. John It, Molt.
general secretary of the National V. M.
C. A. War Work Council will meej rep
irsttiintlirs of (he organization fi'.m
all oter the United Slates tfl lay plans
for conducting a (ampalgn to recruit
ihe I00O workers needed to meet the
exigencies of the situation ,
It Is planned to send lonn y M, C.
A woikrts abioad evety month for the
tier I four months
Sutgeon lienrial W O. Gorgas. 1' S.A.,
has sent nu appeal btoudcast for the
urollnient of nurre.s rot- sen Ice oxer
retis. eniphaslziiig the fr.ct that the need
Is iicitte. He has written :, Inter to
It it ( loss heathpinitets uiging assist
ance in the tVnr Department's effort to
enlist nutses for the army nurses' corps.
Clils and women who are not grad
uate nurres nnd who are desirous of
battling will be sent to tbe atmv schools
for nursing recently , sabllhccl by the
.unit In connection tilth military hos
pitals. One. fifth of Hie Juno Y. l C. A work- ,
is ilesli.d tniit ,e women All tnn
Kcruits must ,e abote draft age and
must he nble lo produce proof of their
Ihotough lo.talty, be'ldcs possessing a
blRb il.-giee of lesourcetulniss Peisnnn.
unable tn -stomach" the hurairis of lite,
bnttltfields ate not wanted according to
the leaders of n,p nuveitletit
lb emits wao arc able lo sneak one or
mote foieigu laiiKUagcs aie especially
dciied, as aie those petsou.s who are
able to defi.ij their own expenses. Those
without i,soui("s will be paid salaries
lust large enough to meet necessary es
pctiFes i 'in tot- Mott, iv ho ban Just teturned
Mom a lour of Hie b.ilHefioiit. says there ,
aie mmo than 'jnon V M c A stations
or "huts" on the western front ttlonn
which aie being malntaitKtl by Anterican
monet, In addition to tho great number
of l.tige ilepot", one of tthkh comprises
set ei nl hotels and tlie famous gnlnbllng
ensino at Al les Bains The association
also has stations in Belgium. Ilaly nnd
liussla. and small giniips In Palestine
and C.illlpnll
I-'Iftccn tnllllons unr ptlaoners (on
flned in ramps tbinughout Km ope have
benefitted by tbe association, sat a Doc
tor Mott
During the log iieimnu Picaidt- drive
the V. M. c A suffeted great damage,
in cording to Doitor Mott Ninety rest
huts were deslto.ved or fell Into the
bands of the eueno. Tills leprcsents a
loss of neatly $500,000.
STATE'S CASH REPORT
Receipt for AIa of $9,737,66? Slightly
Ilelotv Those of April
llnrrlahiirg. May 3d.- Al Ihe close of
business fot tlie month of May. cash In
the State Tieasiir.1 agreg-tted $ii.7."i,
i;r '.'.". against ?I0.i3.0!H.8 at the clo
of Aptll and :.." i:.373 :f, al the close
of Match
May rirelptu vveie $2,ir,i2G :if! and
exin nil it ii te 3.0111.1(1. ui Detail of the
balance is as follows: ("leneial fund,
ir.,90U,i2.! ," . sinking fund, $'S5I,1 I0.02J
scl-ool (uninvested). Jlfi.UIS 15 : motor
license, 1.2,325.14-51, game protection,
2C.I, (160.02 ; bounlj, $l7l,2n.is: flfw
Insurance I unlntested), $205,2911 ill ,
lirlson iiiniiufacturlng, $116.094. tj! : fish
liiopagatloii. $672; Federal vocational
education fund. $96,4 51.06.
mm keeps
MY HAIR HEALTHY
'Uy ualnur Wild root regularly, t
keep my ncalp entirely free from
dandruff, the thu-a of tnoat hulr
trouble. I owe my luxut'ietnt hair tha
pmv of my frlnda to this sun ran teed
ilnfiilruff remedy "
"For jva.H at alt good drug tttoren,
barbers and ladmt' htitr-drenslnp
iiarlom, vndtr vur moixtu bach
gnat tint tt,
WILDROOT CHEMICAL CO.
UuiTalo, N. Y.
UlMrAot fihmpoo Sour "lien mH in rnn
nectlon Miih Hildr(ot. will h.nien the trt.it
aent
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mike them teste like
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few drop of the
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