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mNURSESNEEDED TO CARE FOR UNCLE SAM'S WAR-TORN HEROESWOMEN'S INTERESTS
JRSING AS A PROFESSION
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ry Young Woman Who Goes Into a Hospital to Take Up
7)rainirig Releases a Graduate to the Battlerout The
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(t urcaa ana uuiivr otac oj i
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WENTTJ-KIVB THOUSAND addl-i need not be a graduate nurse to be of
tlonal Red Cross nurses must be se- value to her country, you see It is
ed for the service 01 tne ami i.ciui inuiiunan m "" unun
.1 i Thi means there will supervision of experienced nurses:
......,- ihnnannil noenlncs here f thev can be trusted to do things they
,the United States for that many could not do without this supervision.
-5ryUnK women who are Willing io utui in mis way. you can see iur yuurseu,
WMlkt It possible for these nurses to the newest recruit becomes of value to
'3:VI --.,! - i her ronntrv vlrtit.-illv iim soon as she
f$?kf Nursing- as a vocation should ap- heglns to take her hospital tralntmr.
V'siUbJ -very seriously to vounu women ' And tlie girl who takes up nursliiR
?Z7zr " -, i- t nn imnAst. sincere i -,,,. i,d,- iioitnu nf spplnt nrmv
pinO TB IIUUHUBi - '- 'i" ....J ""'- ..",-" w. ...c - -- -v
' - j .i,.. ihinir that will serve ' service, too. It is not at all unlikely.
tfithatr country best In wartime. we are told by the authorities, that the
l iviw.u- - .... .w.iitT,ont fif tnldlers i unilprtrrnilnnirt nurses will be statton-
fcIBl4 sailors," SurReon Oeneral Oorfias, c(i about at army base hospitals In
wK.the United States army, says, "there ! this country to take some training
ana, Wllfll is mure nujiui mm, iu
Hunting a Husband
By MARY DOUGLAS
(Ccvvrtoht)
I
GRADUATING CLASS OF THE STEVENS SCHOOL
B&Slunot a greater patriotic duty than ' there
JKSraquate enrollment of nurses. Upon Blve
KtMfaMciuate
tlth, morale and lives of the men TT1
un- i i
u$&.'lfcm devolves to a great decree the
tgMalthf morale and lives oi tne i
i?V'JJ Un...,l In lir. U'nrlll .'11V.llt tllC
KA'tsure of this country."
&W-y Then General Gorcas adds mat it is
r?i Miw Vih 'TYipn nt home who can
i&fi'JaUnd back of these nurses and make
BSWthelr rreatlv needed services available
US Mi
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fe,A must be a certain number of nurses
wcri in our civilian nospiuiis nei e in Aiucr-
rOvtVina . Tf la llttlA louu lillttinnia tn neelpc.t
..4wsr ... .w ............ ..-I?.-
their services there.
PWT-'tBlr Breaiiy neeaeu oui
MAI for the front.
VHX without this Inducement to
actually iervc In the army, nurs-
Inc should anneal to that class of
yount; women who have no particular
profession now and who are anxious
to choose a permanent one. Xurt.es
are well paid, their life, though a bit
hard at times. Is Interesting, Tliey
have opportunities to meet all tynes of
people, to travel and, In Keneral, to
sound a varletv In life that would
never be possible If liursinu had not
been adopted as a profession.
It Is a matter entirely well worth
consideration nursing. From a pa-
4.H.ut own on the battlefield than it Is
J2- . ,..! .. I.. ..... . .. ,. . ..j t. ..
iB'negieci our own on ueus ui imiii irioiic angle u noes noi naraii oi
i$T ame. uvery tunc a new pruim- nrKumeiu. i rora a ureau ana ouiicr
ffttloner Bets into tlie way of a hospital , vocational ancle there Is a crent deal
ftwrt releases a nurse for the front. She to be said for it.
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ADVENTURES WITH A PURSE
mpSOLDIER'S PICTURE '
JMmGOES in novel frame
Mile
y, Oval at Base of Metal Statue.
fe, Little Seed Pearl Ear-
I'or the names of shops where arti
cles mentioned In "Adventures With
h Purse" can be purchased, address
ITdltor of Woman's Page. Uvenino
I'l-bmc LEnciEn. or phone the
Woman's Department, Walnut 3000
OIIAPTKR LXXXV
Finding Out the Truth
TOIA) Cousin Madeline I was to
ko to sea with Mr. Arnold, on his
yacht alone. She ralod her eyebrows.
Then said, "You'le old enough to take
care of yourself, Sara "
Mrs. Ashby added. "And you've
pretended to be such a little Innocent.
rit. it.--.. ,,, .- .. ,, c,.- , lj i
vii, menu aiui wHierni one ittuguru : v:
with a wicked Rleam In1 her ejes. I f!
Hut why? It miizled me their at- '
tltude. They knew Mr. Arnold well
Whj could I not spend an hour, or so,
aboard his yacht? I am no child to be
chaperoned at every turn.
Hennle has avoided me these last few
days. I hae not heard from his mother
So 1 hae kept away, too. But even he
came to me, as I stepped Into the road-'
ster
"Oon't ko. Sara. Please. You must
know why " He (Iuhr oft angrily as
I only laughed.
Again whj-" OeorRe Aronld whom
they have all welcomed a special guest.
Hut I forcof them all. Forgot them
hi my happiness. For I knew he must
ask me today.
We had lea under the broad-striped
awning:. But Ocorge Arnold did not
talk. He Seemed very nervous, restless.'
But not so restless as I felt. The after
noon slipped away. And still lie said
nothing. My wors fell like dead leaves '
on the still air. I could not even get
away I was caught, entrapped on the
Phlnlng deck. As I stood leaning over'
the rail, looking at the white line of
shore, he came to my side.
"Sara," he began, " love you. We
were made for each other " His voice
gather strength as ho continued, "You
know that Ioe is bigger than meic con- I
ventlon. I will do eerj thing for jou.
Make you liappj l swear it, Saia.
What a stinnge proposal. I thought.
And I heard the waes lapping the white
side of the boat. 1 did not raise my ,
eyes to his. I could not.
"Mj wife may qen give me a divorce.
Thpn I will mairy you"
"Your wife'" The blood receded from
no hearl. It went pounding to my ears.
"You l.now It Wh pretend? You
have encouraged nu led me on "
"Your wife'" I sa'd again. The words
were strained, mechanical
"Ion't play that game. Sara. Oonie.
sa you will "
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mrwr, t;'-m.-mtMmmHT: 't
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txuti
England's War Recipes
t- "-wi- f &rt.V -v- -,4 KA "v jSaj, fay.ftf 'MvWwtM!a.aiv.tMwM-
""" rou' 1C" ,0 r,S"i' u,s$es lyparel U. Blrkley, Uorolhy V. Caine, Eleanor HilMry, Barbara J, Eisenhower;
front row. Josie M. Wisslcr, Margaret J. Jacobs, Marion E. Demi's
A Clothestree Tent
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1 , sa you will" ?'.(-'.Wri Ci?n
.!,... in , ... at. . '" tk)ri-" iVT-i utB-a i m ..rr . --... . ...... v .. . . . i v 11 1111 tii i LTfiiiiiifi Miviimi r. n. t , irin Hum II riir in nfi ir ir inriTA omua Hi nn
W ' Tinas and BloilSe ' '- ' of Ta "" n '? Zdpea Is" & "At once'"' ",P B" ' Cr,e" V--?fS- ";- dr;V,,u!'?,lTrn'Vergngy''!! '.UiklSS 7 hlT--rlTcSrt 'tVo lrl? ! ubout nuaptep-lnch ihlck. "
nng5 nfld tfOU5e m J(m the n,!,"1 kI" anJthey ' tWnk 1 ,- his strained, white face .-&&PH A I 'mmlred whe, I waCxpefted b. "" I '"i"".? WA'bSS ' ,Wfh !!' ,l,ea,rl VWK cult,n " ',"
$&v come near to l,e!ng the Hght price, for "'Veiling me as I left I am not sure. XT 3 X "A n 'J "Ml, in," said, she. "that I Stoio." "as" I w-hs billed by Sfmost "ve? n,U"le" f' of ' tl,, "ll "
ifc- And-now If It Isn't somehtlng else "' "'" hart for fifty cents I reached the shore. There was Bennle. I'r-Ai. S I id U' rt rlM R h ,f.lhiI ?! !?"" al"1 tan comwllrf to lUUK quarter Into three sices Put the slices
ghiawW Z, way of '""ram." tor tlfe S - - . ?''?!"",!: WU"' fw "le ' l- Ii l 'Vottdtf -' JafrhrrtverrtIb nn 0Tln f" you
i atatue 6f a soldier about eleht Inches I , irn... LI ' 1 nt ' ",l,: ' cannot oeuevc it. u Is iopui.il Jiecnanics sugges'tw this wav of .i ' . . a lurl1 u" l"e wane -o once," suggested she of the sailor hat. i J , i- .. v... .,u
hlih" CampaTg., Imt I, plamld nr. dy MI t Ormer High Place too horrible. I cr.pt softly to m loom. ' making use of an old standby' " tt at re et corner Bj embl,; from .l-e , getting a good grip on "it ", m "nroun-i0,i iVf"? ."a,;e: V" n', ,e 0Ie,n-
2S on This head and knansLL (L s liin . e- ' - ' , a,nu,s' Kh"U1 or Hn '"-" Pt,0 n v nll, i Lt.l iWs BeU,n '"PI'"-, ' fcred the lake breeze. "I'd like nothing w,hlch loulil he fairly hot to beg'n with ;
B?2J?i--ik. ?.-? ?VfP s,ii . if i. r , , . MihhIbt Mrs 1,1,1,, . fabric ma he used for the top. The '' . ,"'?.', ."l6'1 the creen door kIhih better than sub-tltutlng for Mabel. Mil-I allow to cook slowly from two and a
Ktarmlnedly over his saoulder. He is. One of the latest anathemas of med- ,"",,,aT Mr- 1,l,".v " ,l", Keu. 1o, M)mlld he cut and sewed as Indl- ?,'' '"kln UP fro' '"V 'P'' la ' s elllngrrs treat their help fine." half to three hours
MUndlns on a block which forms the leal erudition is luapsd upon the l,e-..l i " i ratid In the drawing, and the ground , ?'', ",a " , hot-footln' down the "What good would that do you?" de- The potatoes should be nut on ton
?aaof the statue, rnd there n this llf ,,,., ,,,,h ,, , , . TI r l r ! i area s inLiensed by cutting the wall i ' ' (,a.",i,?" te" " w"ere 3'lrt Kent manded her companion, whose turban L. Ih, ' , ', ,", '"," ,,,,PL . P
HblockTB an oval for the photograph You of J1,c ,!lhf" considered benign raw The Clllt of Rlbboil ',aneN wlde, al "" bottom. Strips of ,. "k n'?" savs he. m, handsome an' was awry. "It would only las two IS' ,h? J'J"3 Z AllJ f, . M
SS'.. v. . ,u..i. egg. Its sin. m-rnrriini. iv. v,.. ' "-'" n inni c j the spurns In tliu . r ..1,.- , Polite. 'I guess I'll go after her' week Ami vnu',1 i, ,,, n, mmi p. Hour uefote dlnncr-tlme. the pancr or
'M.IHUB1 U KU( 111 NPf lllflll ' -..., 1U IIIC - I -
Alice Kent and the Day's Work
The Story of a Business Girl Who Would Not Fail
By MARTHA KEELER
xxx
Ipay you double for Sunday," she advised.
MY SECOND day of work at Mrs. "ot knowing the circumstances of the
Xeale's I missed a call from Dick Nl'ale.s- of urse, I did nothing of the
-.',;.! imsseii a ca I f om Dint , bul R(.cel)ted UH mtle a j 0Uld ,
c airutli. When I reached the boarding- Justice to my landlady.
house that evening nearly 9 o'clock It T,,f ee"lng that the Xealcs. with the
I was. for the babi- I, ml l.PPr, frlf,,l nil :,"""!! :"'" "V"B "r iiiein. hiarieu J i
One of the circulars sent out by the
Urlllsn Ministry of Kood says! "The
food question lias now become so
urgent that, as a nation, we must con
older th,e i.est ways of obtaining all
available nourishment from foods, and
we must prepare every dish with that
In lew."i Between the lines of those
simple words we may read how close
Io bedrock England has come In this
war. Hcio Hre home of the recipes
which her people are using!
Baked Butter Brant and Toniatoen
Thla recipe Is glxen as one which will
take-the place of meat. "These reclpeg
are a little more trouble to cook than
meat, but they cost lesrs." states the
circular.
One pint butter beans. 2 tablespoon
fuls fat, 2 tomatoes, 1 largo potato, t
otiloiij very small. '
Wash and soak the beans for twenty
four hours In woft water. Simmer for
about two Iiouik with a large meat bone
If you have one. Peel and finely chop
the onion, slice the tomatoes, scrub and
grato the potatoes. Met. the fat In a
smaJI saucepan or casserole, fry the
onion In this until' nicely browned, then
add the sliced tomatoes, fry for a. few
minutes, add the potato and one cup of
the stock from beans; let simmer for
about twenty minutes, then strain the
sauce.
Drain the beans well (salng the
liquid for soup), mix them with the
hauce and put Into a lireproof dish and
bake fifteen or twenty minutes. A little
grated cheese sprinkled oer the top Is
a great Improvement,
llot-I'ot of Sheep's Heart
Oife sheep'o heart, large: 2 tablcsroon
fuls small sago or tapioca: vegetables,
such as carrots, turnips, onions and a
few outside leaves of celery or artichokes
or sprout tops, or both ; 1 parsnip, 4 po
tatoes, l'i pints of water.
Soak the sago or tapioca In a cup of
cold water, scrub and prepare vege
tables. The artichokes should be well
washed, scrubbed and scraped under
cold water, and then sliced or cut Into
quarters; the parsnips prepared In the
same way as carrots. The potatoeu
MANY RICH GERMAN
WOMEN ARE SLACKERS
Journalist Scores Them for
Holding on to Com
forts of Life
pii iur .i-.. . ...-
. ...... II -'". .. Mlimilrl llA UfOflttmrl lie hntln.l Trt.. r&..
davioiiB anrt vlnl.ntiv .,n..,r ... .,,. .uaun i saw Hie party oil at tlie ran- .""".. t.""", ",' """".'" !""
i .... ., -- ...' -.-.-"--- '."': roan station, niui then. Intlnltrinr In 11, r, '"lr
..niiuiiijiii .,ii . minimi annmuinpi I inr . . .. . .,---.. -
then the skin removed, and If
In a communication addressed "To
the Women of the Upper Classes'' 1ft
the Kolulsche Zeltung, the writer
brings out the Importance of "complete
mobilization of the energies of all
women" during war.
"I.,et no one Interpose tho objection
that n person who In this, the fourth
year of the war, has yet to gain ft
comprehension of the extremities In
which our people me laboring, who
still places personal well-being above
concern for the common good, Is Irre
trievably lost for a great object." says
the writer. "Certainly, every German
woman, tho wealthy woman most of
all, ought at tilt- start to han oomnre-
hended her duty toward her country In
this fearful war of starvation, an well'
as the divers aspects of the policy of
noiaing out- and conducted herself ac
cordingly. However, It Is" -precisely In
a mode ot life which long-standing cul
ture and Inherited wealth have re'ndered
luxurious that force of habit plays so
Important a role, mid herein may well
lie an explanation for the disastrous
retention of her comforts by the woman
of this type. With this attitudo thera
must be morclless Interference.
"Because the educated middle class
Is scarcely able longer to furnish the
necessary reserve contingents, we must,
have recourse to the women of the upper'
strata of society. Their strength Is to.
a greater or less degree unexhausted;
they are relieved of domestic responsi
bilities by many servants. Thanks to
their large financial resources they are,
even without resorting "to subterfuges.
Immune from undernourishment. Kor
the same leatgn they are In a position to
restore their strength by travel, and'
because of their larger wardrobes to
risk, lather than the women of the.
lower classes, using up their clothes In
war work.
"Thus all considerations favor th
enlistment of the service of those women '
who have hitherto lived nt their ease
(with the exception, of course, of those
who are bound by the duties of motHer
hood) "
Girls I Left Behind
v
York .Medical Journal, Is chiefly nialn
mjt Warm summer days suggest cool. ' rthIw,e8B. The Journal .01-3
K2?ki.. .1.1. .,i 1 .-1.1. . .b.,.. ,., " t0 3a "'at the raw egg white le.iv...,
jSjSStaalr turn make one long for plenty of ,lle s'omach unchanged and only feebly
K,2ifch. rtatntv blouses. A verv rhnrmlner stimulates the flow nt rrnutl. 1..1
FR?3tfllttla,valBt which could proudly take Its , Cooked egg white, however. ,v.iu frti,
pm'lTi it '"a"m ol w"ll sains 18 a generous now of gastric juice and read-
nuiiD Lriui. acuiaciLr, ii bull iviiiic iiir !.. ...ii 1. 1 ...
$feoIIaf;-of satin ties In a loose knot In "' ." "" """ '"e Y acid. In
Hftka front and ouffs of the satin lend a J a'mn"h,a" Hf,, X !lle, ' the stom-a-nlaaalnr
finish to the sleeves The nrlce I "f,i '."J,.1"". 'i11 ?.'.. Jt ' f.he ollI5- Pro-
i .., .,v.ii na 11, mi.s peculiar way, the
oniy one 10 leave tlie stomach un-
tlinilKCU
. and urp jiIpo mu-prl t,. ii.a !,... . u,.. .. " 'WllV no.' S'avs 1. 'romp trt flitnL- nf If
P.ibbon plays an Impoitant part In as s'ake loops. ' she ain't mentioned the address. Then
accessories, etc., rnd I " - ne weni oacK to me piazza an' waited
iiuiiH a spell longer. Liut at last he said
:,! onlv S3.
mi . '
KjQay little wisps of hair, lustious
Pslfiarl earrings peeping shyly from shell
rfj-.-wmK .ears, so ine poets speaii, ana
teywatrailhtway make us long for those self-
uiesi iriinnungs, accessories, etc., rnd
never have they been more beautiful
jiion tney are this year Many are In
terwoven with gold and ller and some
Sfanwie!0"1 e""rely f dU" 8"1
., J!ltTT are, r'tb0,n.8 of Jtil1 with pal'lev
tlHl. lnlk?ll-faliloned tints anil pale
taffeta ribbons In rose, mauve and nat-
?imlV' ..?ve,r ,w!'11'1' are sprinkled at
Intervals "lucky" birds brocaded lu dull
gold or silver
Manufacture Today
Despite a report from Washington that
'he tremendous use of steel required
,i..trf . , . .. -",,,, ,111 aiL'iiru a luiiuiie in corsets,
(t , f, m?, faille ribbons are Philadelphia corsetieres bid American
e.iiemeij fashionable, and anionr Hip women to he calm
However, in spite of these multifold leH".f. .1" rlD,Dns wan long woven There Is nothing In It. Corsets
'iltiiirf ikJ,i '".which these 'of steel Is needed for making them. They
rrf,ViMo.,i P1'.,1005 trimmings, are chiefly pink satin and lace and pink
roduced In the form of Inset rubber.
mqu ties, "raw egg white." concludes ! vSrhmV?' . I"""'"' : and besides not a great deal
&FF. re - t'
tvt. . . . - . .. . .- ...-.-..pp, ),( iiv. i v 1 iiiiuiiii: 11 inusi iiaii ...... . .. ,------.....
eStaama earrings, a loveiy pair mat snouiu .-oolied." " - "-""?, pmiieu. slurred or nl.iin u,i im.j.i,,. , .,... .
.!! SOtlltt niSH 9 frllll,.. ... ...i .""' ""- , . V ,., wnic umc nll,L, uln culsn.
,. " '"v.", nun mailers nail tlie nerve to make women
submit in sti'.ll i-..ti,intli,n. Ill.n IT
boat
liven if a famine should lesult from
.M ..... .m . . uuiin
Nil IIIKSKI KAMINP PYPPrTCn he had to go an' fr me to & .,
ww..uu mituwnu uniuvmi (en you ttlat hi mothel. und ,i)e whole
family wants ou to come out an' spend
Sfppl Pl-ivu T iitln Pt : i.. l!?uinda,y .at th? far"'' a"' that he will
oieei nas J,iltie 1 art 111 Slav drivp in tn ppt vn .nrv un.,.-.n.. .
, - - ---,;--- - ,,..- h.. .vuvu. uu IILICI'
I That necessitated my writing to -Mrs.
vurruui, exj,aimng mat my present em
ployment, which kept me busy all day
lonj; seven days In the week, precluded
both making visits and receiving calls.
In reply, she wiote her regrets that the
position at Mrs. Modty's had been a false
alarm, and told me she felt sure I would
soon find something easier than a seven
day job. "In the meantime, make them
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
lid to be removed about half an hour
before serving to allow the potatoes to
brown.
A Clafi House to Live In
Robertson's.
"Sure," sailor hat agreed. "I said
That "If" was enough for me. At the
next crossing I left the car and almost
ran to the bookstore. MUllngcr's kept
tunateli for .,SB.hi ?l,Ve.h ' o A Japanese bacteriologist has built, a
the wif mere ikeftVemlndlSnmvs?lf"idV!'tmoof' 'riroof. gennproof house' of
ina wa inere i Kept leminulng mvseir I glass, the nlr thnf Is nppdp.1 hplnir
of formnr disappointments and trying numned tfirouah 1 Lnln nnrt fllt.ml
not to expect too much from the present ,,um,ea lrougn n pipe and filtered.
puri-iuiiiiy. uui 1 w-as so earnest and I
eager and so convinced of my own fit-ne'.-s
to clerk In the bookstore that proh- i
ably I communicated mv confldencp to 1
the proprietor. At any rate. Mr. Mill- I
inger, a small, wnite-naired gentleman
with a keen eye and a soft voice, en
gaged me as substitute clerk for the
ne.t fortnlEht.
We've Heard Enough
of the. Man With the Hoe
TODAY'S INQUIRIES
fc3&.
lt What Government nervlre In biute 1ioiI
Pgij' wnin' rommlttee.vf tlie Count II of
P4S iuohii wirnse?
ht: What U lobellUT
W)'1l'il-. L..11 1 l. .A it l.
i'L.Wait will dMuln tli nnlis af tllnltiar. I
Lfiait"" ' "- "-." .- ": ." -7-v. "I".-
Ei?ri ' fom cnsirn una preeni ine.r rrnicu
.; Inc the floor? I
IF-. It tm! really hint to digest?
4
r C. A. R. Will Give Wheel Chair
Jg3kX tlie Editor of Womana Vaat:
feAa.vJHar Madam Tn Orand Army AiiocU--.fctlon
will sladlr rfspoiul to tlie Shut In
Lcttm ana Qutstlont lubmllttd (o
!;'J1 C"?.,','""' "'""'. lt written on on
Jfdc of tht paper finlu and turned ail
lie nuwie of tut irn.tr. Special rr,
liht tiioit alxtH htlow are invflcd. It
( understood that the editor does not
tifcrjiarilj indorse the sentiment ex-
YESTERDAY'S ANSWERS
a uhoitage In steel or wiialebonp or nnv
1 1 other cunning Implement of torture there
Is a large percentage of women who
wouiu simply say tney should woiry'
Bright News for Home Folks
From Boys in the Service
1 ' Thrf ,Ttttrs ht nre coud at ihlldren'. f-"-8' winter the ilmp and sinuous sllhou-
r
pressea. All communication for th
aepartment tlionltt be addressed nt rol
'?' TUB WOMAN' VA H.VMit:.
ti;oii.io Public Ledger, Philadelphia. Pa.
I Send the Box
To the Editor of U'oman's Page'
Di-ar Madam You ele auth frank and I
'irnHflmlndfit nsupra In nur mrrp.
. SDondentt that I am encouraged to com; to
J.,,..", ." ?7L ' ." Iltl raee. Hie tupe ctte v as fashionable and women learned
ruie nnd the tuo-lred race. to get on without their mainstay, so to 1
- 'i'Wl,ll'.r;,J.: "r. nrletor of M,e Heak. ,'
Wl
fcn?i0C Mornlni: 1'u.t.
hr Is a notrd
imiier to his duuthtrr.
willed the
Ihe flfteentli urilillni- n,,n,..-. ?'
r..u,,au nil. aiauu rr.uuiiu
i'.V.'AvAnil .Armv VAmnn'. unn.ul tnr a uli -,1
;.V.J:.ofllr )r ctvrn full Information about the
m.iu
Cillldren ran heln.the lied Croi
tleulnrlj- at ihl t'nie h
riui"..1"' '".'" ."""...t" he lied
in- iAJ M . 'IH. ,ur. v'uir hoi.
uu tu u.k Just waal wou.,1 jou Ou l.i llte t s. - 1 .
fo Mm in -- 1 "rn,,5 ' no iile lifter, u long-
......... Tu ..n.u.iKr .iiriirr makes u veri
tood oiibstltulr.
THE CHAPS WHO HAVR MOTHUnS
HEX a soldier sita doicn at the
closr 0 the tiny
And thinks of his home and Ms
mother.
10,000 gills are still qn the Job; that In ' The lump tn hts throat seems lo net (11
spltft of rumors to the effect that corset i,j, ,,.
And a sigh he's utmblc to smother.
But In any case the iheeiing asser-
Ut? l.onrun'?jT'!I,l,h,'.li,"r.h,.:.r f '!" tion conies from tlie corset factories that
factories are to be taken ai munition
works American women can still feel
bout twel Near, mo while vitiitlnz
small town I nift a ountr man. Kron, ile
nrst Hi ere mutUrflK uttrartil In .nrh
oae which would answer th purpose . omer. 1 Knew irom 1,1s actions luat
'fer her comfort that ahe mleht enjoy the -red for ine and I ncerely loved him. I
flHtui Itarht and air of outdoors; also hor very popular plrl and received much
'oaoia and address to which the chair should JLl'f,nt'on ?rom "ieV,.bu,t ulndn."'' n"'r w0"
i. ... ' my love, in act. 1 looK attention as a mat
, " . t.P nf IVlllr.. tlt, ...l,k ,1.1. n.nn 1. ...nu .11-
BJUTANT QEOUOn O. MKADE POST. ' ferent. Ills flne aenVltUeiiess aoDealed to
tern. , .,.,.. , . .1.1. me from the Brat.
VZi""" " """"" "' " " ""i Hut i never at mv ht 'th 1-lni
ii.taoUfnt that the urana Army men uo rrom a oriani. . joiiy in i iietame very. . To
, (iirnt tliplr nun-Ilia P.rjnrt Armv I '"tV'"."." ""F" " "lreaei.-ei o niutli
0. A uukIiIuIi or holler ran lie ued for a
runner h nniLliis n wooden rat k to 111
he hotlom of It. The Jam to be ter
lllieil are plated on thin. The boiler
mint he lilted vilth a lid to prevent
strum from eMcaplnE.
' ii m ftp iii,itnu huiiicii ll Vll ICC I , ,, , ,, , , , . :
Cross par- assured they are not going to be called ' Ale! "Ie 'oldter boys prleve just a Utile
to ihS lied on for any such sacrifices yet. f VCt
Summer's Favorite Stockings
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose
How to Arrange Curly Hair
r the h.'flitor of Woman's Paget
. na.r Madam I thank lou very much for
icemen. In Civil War days the friend erne -or Independence, S.'SS?1 'nl.V'l'l '&
BfajrhO appealed through our column for hut even In my lettera my atyle was stilled! J1'"1 J","' "" lneni '" time. 1 at-uin tome
Stftwmt) aort of an old wheelchair nursed i ''?'"" 1 Jh' I " intensely "r a. vice
'fftUTtnen.. They do not forget her novy Sd. '" atwla.t the l?ti'e'f . ce..edmv araiTe fny halrf it Twy ISSW 2.u.!2
A; Utter nas Deen tonvaraeu to tne au- . ir remain unanw?rcd. with n Interxal , curls. I want my h.ttr lianclnc aa I am
rUisaint Hap.u f! lo.U Rnoi II III. llin I (II tnTf Or fllCir II P tin U.ltfrul rwrmlnim Anil' lUlaUn ii l.l fpi.., ..... .1 .
MBKr'jWstmMV vs:wib jt iutroug a voi, .. mw , -. - , -. O. "","., J- j i "- - v rai s uiu. icj" njr i niiouiU
'awttacaiiary lnrormalion. we would aisoai :A . ..i. '"" " i tu viHsr war m rwir over my roreneaa hcaue it
$mmEk to tha.nU : the kind reader whomadal lu.V811 iP1' W, Jme when tn- in hlcli, but nn hair will not PufT Cquld,
ftSSli-t-h?.,? -w!irf.W.2?iir5a ."?. '. lnJ-..".ho.A..h "5 " ?ou also luiseit anMhlns: that l make tV
; srtlf feat ion about the fihut-ln society.
Six Months Small Difference
t teremM, but my awful rea?rve toward him ' hnlr Brow,
fni iiome aKain uunom pnoninc u nio
ft i ivnr
i leremfa, dui my awrui rvarrve toward nim ' hnlr grow. iul anytolnir tnat w.l mtvi
?' ni rokfn.'i and .BO the frlpndahlp atood the wind from blor.lns the curia apart?
still Several tlmea he visited m town and . a i-
t nhm
Whfri War Uu. ililurf ullhnurli tint tn
the draft aue. he sae up h prosperous busl
neaa and enlisted, and althouifh I had r -1
I am sorry ou did not liave time for
the plajH Better luck another time. It
r the pditor of Woman's page;
cr uaaam aix montna deo a oun
;aro o worn in idc uume piacw ina.i t turn h pouai rona-raiuiatinR nuu en ma
worklrts. We have crown to like each LravT and wlshint? Mm lurk He re
ber. and n oiten teim in lit- lu.fH in iDonded bv uostn.1. smi wPHbt mttrwunl
FiKx'ftwl I like -him. better than an jounic man i I sent him another card. He did not re-
UfV-.y? A. ottort. I judsed from hts ap- spond ..Three week, later I sent him a llttit; l0 u 00y back froiii (he fHfi nnlll .r
y$xm of ace. J am elshteen jeard of aee f would like to he his fair uodmother and il ,ow " w,lth H ?omb over the forehead
i naive laicty lounu inui hid ix iduiiiiih . ii i unu no reany ior nun ana waniinK , 1 ""' i. iaiiiic nan
ft-ll ..r nj.rr from nf.n r.,r nt. t.ara . ..m . r-1."18 htrUnge. TUr Un One WltM CUTlJ
..-,......,.,v , ... ,n . -. uul ,., ,n ,I .. 111. I, .L.
.... .w , nilrtl J UU Willi It. .MOWl
girls uant to know how to make btralght
m p -.lit 1 r think von r ivrv iimiif
Wh don't you part It at one bide ami
tnlbr. I was terribly dlsappolntt-d. und ' to know if It would rheer hlnu He an
I've known his rltcht use have told him swered thanklnc me for thlnklna: of him
rntty times that he was too young; that he I and also for the words of cheer. He an
w4nt like me later on. lie said he sered from his home, as he was on fur-
ne is jountr. dui ne imea me just uie tnuxu i nni not send tne nox then, nut l
i T alan fnlrl him Via liikt Imcirlna,! I Hill wrfts u Inner ptanrllvr lalla. uatflvsr him
self In love But he pais no attention to it no u-.r,. not tou busy would n HunierlmHv I-et the back hanJT In ciiIk nnrl fut.tpn It- '
t I tell him i write to me. 1. a harrette or ribbon ut the base of '
Kvery week he asks me to ko to the . nortiy afterward he was sent "over ' I ie ecM.
wttn nun, arnj i aiw'H inrh it n now nx months since he sailed and T
pin? Ir does not have to be puffed over
the eaifl. Many persons look better
with their hair jURt pulled out a little
and toft on the sides Pull it out in a
iur wwvc anu pn n nacK or tne earn.
ivUa
Vaseline is a erj good "hair grower,"
ia Hita (hflt T i-un't trft. t ilft.that tntil lH llawr hnr1 frnm him un.l Kanjiimi r ... V . '" . tr fcOOCI II
it . . s. ..T-V -..- v . . w, ... . ,!- .-- .-. . v. .., m.i. .. , is uru I I 'i If IvriTlfrll I Ii ... . ... .. ..
auae I think he la too jounc. not be- , Ihousht he could have sent me a little ms- !,." ""i ,l " "'." lu """ve jour ridir
aiH. I don't like to io with him What
(IW aoj 1'Uiil.tiU.
i sacs ai pdrtinr or a rew lines trom "over
,lli re' I hv- never sent tne hi! l)ii I
1 I.I.. ..! Til.... .., ..- ..., .'. "
Wx. .months Is not a ery ereat dlf.'.iwiiV taken "his I; : affair too 'ierloSJly
nce, my near, on eitner siae. it mo omnow or other it cling, to me. and my
Unf man were six cars younger yon "n" lonalne now is to . him acain. Can
x worry. lou are nenL in eavinu i v:.".""' . v " ! iMmiin.iiui un 1117
; too young now, "but then, my dear. I K'J7. f &,'"..'. B?. "a"5i 9rSiVW.
I are too young, too. If you care for 1 out after twelve sear, of tlunder. .mi mi.
'there lu no reason why you should 1 understanding.? Tell me Just what would
ktM ( V (it. n t oima tli I nr a 1 1 in a . I IIMI i.nY V 1.11 III mi nut nn a. M..V, t -. ..
Ilk a year'or two, though It always i t'wnilihlp that m. worth while or would
ALICE SIT DV THE KIRE,
!(' Is a little difficult to advise, ns If the,
uld certainly makei no difference In young man had cared very seriously he
viuuiu i-criauiiy 1101 nave oeen nut on
by shyness, especially after being atked
to call when you came visiting again
I think you made a mistake not to
send the box when vou said ou wr,
.going to. He may think you were simply
litmus wun rum. since you wrote you
a'Wlser for a man to wait until re
if. attained his majority. Then the
tvthat he Is a few months younger
luld cprtalnlv maltA. nn rilfferpnoo In
1 lore or yours. I should Judge that
. do not love him or you would not
' aoout so small a atnerence as six
fiy not be "good friend's with him
out wmi mm, uui auow no en-
Fit now7 uater. if you nnd you
and he still cares, you could b
ana marriea in tiiree or tour
VS
iTwo, Letters boul Kitten
r JMIIor ll'oman'a Paget
madam 1 noticed a letter In your
taU week from .om. as. who wanted
t,x l have ops tiaiv Kitifn ana. two
SB., nr. wrva. oiq, wnivn 1 wouia
.to (rive Mr. K. -'. If she would
BVf inin ti rvs win Bivc mv tier
I will communicate with her
I ttHlorot tfoaianta Page;
lfdm I have, Iwn Inter'. lint halt
1 Sittei'., three months old, to alv
ve
will
met
ab
I s iriur K'l
f oo M
valu4 and well csred
v," pica., j air.,
.all and ate ihem.
Thru wre all whit.
iv. l, r,
,'CVa letter would
at. 10 here are
flK-re-
-.
ouy vvnile jou hale It on. 'Ilegular '
;'"" every iiisni is tne nest thing
for the hair pressing tightly with the
tips of the lingers so that the scaln Is
moved with the rubbing. Wash your
hair carefully and not too often, alwavs 1
drying It In the sun and nlr. Sun Is the
best thing In the world for your hair.
Brill antlue will keep the curls from
blowing apart. I
Remedy for I'erspiralion Odor
To the Editor of Woman'. Page:
.Eer sdm IUlna read ao many of'
sour uood advice., would ask what remedy
jou could state to net rid of the "al" odor
from permlratlon under the .rm.7
yOL'.NO LADIKS.
mere are a number of prepared rem. TT B about witn our eyes open, lis
cciies ror the disagreeable perspiration the old saying goes, "we are bound
ua Z nininvfr.. s . '""S women to learn" This old adage came very
efltcaclous. Hub a little of the ointment ' 8e'ectlnC new hosiery, and, like every
In or dust on the borax before going , one else, kicking, not only at the sky-
out- j rocket prlcea aEked for stocklngB, but
also voicing a few sentiments regard.
l)or Not Haie to Reiner lrK the wear which seems not to be in
70 the Editor of Woman. Pagr,
There aje three favorite elJes in luiunier stockings; perfectly plain,
clocked ones, and the striped effects. Two of the aboe blockings show 11
are clocked, one drop-stitched and the qlher checked; another prelly
piece of hosiery is the black silk with black lace butterfly. Above, too,
jou will find a storking with hairline stripes "running 'round," and a
small, fancy boot-top one
ITT-KM,,
VV "1
They have wcmoitcs sweet to delight
them.
And the chaps who have mothers are
sorry, you bet,
for the boys with no mothers to tirite
them.
They arc fighting for all that a free
world holds dear,
Ami with patriot fire they are burning.
They'll be faithful to duty, and yet
It is clear
There are times ichen for home they
are yearning.
The bright Stars and tripes they will
never forget,
And the enemy ne'er can affright them;
But the chaps who have mothers nre
norry, you. bet,
I'or the boys with no mothers to tcrlte
them.
Jlrs. .Frank" McCormack, of 2519 South
Hroad street, today leceUed a letter I
irom ner Soulier boh, who Is in the 1
motor transportation division , of the
American expeditionary force in Franco.
The letter follows; .
riomewhrre In France, May 12, I91S, j
Rear .Mother. '
I am writing you a letter In honor ,
of Mother's Day. as are all the other
soldiers except those poor fellow a w ho I
haven't any mothers. This nnd all
envelopes marked Mother's mall go I
through Just tho same as special de- '
livery before all other mall.
I am glad you liked the pictures. I ,
run sending one of our detachment
with the commanding officer that Is '
pretty good. It seems at. If the,
French developing of pictures Is not
very good, and I guess that is what
blurs th.em. Soon I will have one
taken In a studio when I get the
chance, which I suppose will be much
better.
I am wearing o) gold, service strips
now.
I am in the best of health, and wo
have nothing to kick about. We get
Uriually everything we need, so don'.t
worry.
They are halng some stirring; time?
over here now.
Tell father I am writing to him as
often as possible, I will have to
close now, wishing you health and
happiness, ulve my regards to all.
I remain, your lowing son, JOII.V.
Corporal John H. McCormack, lit.
urinary u. or at, 1. A. I'. a. o, u,
a, O. ii., base section No, 1, France.
I
IJLiSIK
When war waged In wldo desolation,
AmOllff the vnutlir lnrlloa t l..u..
Oil leav Ing our glorious nation.
,i our name led tlie lachrymose list.
Sonic girls I forgot as I kissed them ;
""i;1.0 lingered a week maybe two;
Ilut.J.lsle, I never liac missed them
1'he way that I've hankered for you.
I miss not your wit nor jour beauty
Urn never could class as a nucen;
And. sticking to truth as my duty,.
ou never had much of a bean.
But when ou did tricks to the batter.
And doughnuts came out of tho pan.
Dear ImsIo, that there was a matter
That called for the utterance "Oh
man !"
They shone with a glow and a polish,
,,T.y,du.lled wllh a 8U"ar BUbllmc,
(I think that I used to demolish
A dozen or two at a time).
And so whea they toldme to come wliere
iiib shell Is commingled with shot.
I f'.und myself billeted Somewhere
In France; and I missed you a lot.
I yearned for the doughnuts you'd fried
me
s-u.1-.1?116' 1'1." not KlnK to stall,
The truth is whatever betide met
I don't miss your doughnuts at all.
For though In the future you bar me
The doughnuts I'm getting theso days
Tin ltd out by the Salvation Army.
Have yours beaten seventy ways.
Fiom Stars and Stripes, ofllclal dally
of the United States Expeditionary
And he had better hurry up, for
from all reports from the national
war garden commission in Wash
ington, I). C, the women of the
nation are going to change the
shape of the farm map
BY
Help Your Sldn
WithCuticura
All druggists-Soap 25.
Ointment V5 & 5(1, Tal
cum . sample eacn
free of Culicurs,
Dept. 6L, Boston."
. s S
s
were going to. and then, frankly speak-
ma, oiu 1101 come across."
Try sending It now, but only write s
short note saying you have dispatcher
the box and hope he will receive it saft
,and round. Then make no further ad-
vn na
Yah nrnhcit.lv u-nn K aii oi t ..- r-jn . ,,. . .. keenine H Ith the UflCCS,
, - --" '' "w.. , as ui. ii.n nil, v c t. u 1 1 ur vi ii o loit I f 'inr
?' ?1e.f!'r?'. nd l'.th. man reaily has near Madam-Will lod b. kinrf ,nn..i, . The saleswoman then told me that If
n.'" ".'" '""r."r. '". " .."" "'" 1 '' "" argument concerning rea atrui nn? 1 one red y w Is led to rret wear out of
Au.Tro-Mung.'VlaTwh'o 'T. fr,'i...,.. " "Hk hose, the hose should be linsed
gtve jrou up. through death may make
him realize that he still cares. I do not
think It Is worth while to hope too much.
But if you do hear from him after send
ing the box be sure t? write a simple
and easy letter In answer.
French Relief Shawl
Tu tin Editor of Womaa'a Page:
Dear Madam I noticed In jour page tha
doe. sh. have to redder? I aald no be- thoroughly In cold water before wear
Aurl.nh.uubc, all(J fhaj stockings should never
y,i euii t was noi. I u. vv ui 11 hmv uaja in nukb.Niuii nullum
! A HTEADT ItEADBlt being wasnea in cold water, in fact,
I You were riiriii i ,..,.,. .', I she said that silk stockings should never
fnaMonalltVMie'r husband1 nA!.8., .'. lt water, because It
one thing Is certain, If we edge along to you, for we are all doing
everything possible these days to avoid
waste, and If the result Is half what
the saleswoman said It would be, the
small amount of labor entailed Ih well
worth the effort. 1
The three favorite styles in hose this 1
year are the perfectly plain clocked
stockings, and tlie striped effects, either 1
In dropped stitch or In two-tone effect, '
There are shown today two designs ofi
clocking, one drop. stitched, one checked ; !
one with hairline stripes around the '
stocking, one fancy boot-top and onel
pair of black silk with black lace but-1
tertlles.
Copt right. I01S, b) Florence Ito.e
other awning that ou .alii crocheted shawl.
ur sc
Wo I
jou to nod me the .direction, fur making
for tha women In (
f trance art needed.
devastated district, nr
Would It U SO..IU. for
on' of tbcact
ii" -'
(Mr.. 1
. ll,m....i... j ".",?--?" :- " uu.
1 i.unasiiAii. yy uui nave to register.
Found Summer Home or Pet
To Ci F.illor of Womau' TaoeJ
ruined the silk.
Another bl( of advice was not to buy
more stockings than one required for
Immediate use, because a silk stocking
that has lain folded In tha drawer for
apy l.ngth of time Is. found to rot,
Ash Florence Rose
It jou want to kibw y r'r ih" cna.
tumn skelthedln today's dress talk can
b secured, Wrllo tu Miss Itos If jou
want her own peraona) advice. . on
materials. r-li.- nnd lvle. auliKkle for
ou. PATTBRNH CANNOT UE SUl.
I'LIEJI, Addre.. Mis. Ho.J. 15 ev. of
tho Eriil.t Pp111.ru I,aiita'. wuman's
-!.. evr-vi. aeiiraaqraspeo
enj. .eir-addrass'd (tamped en-
: UAVC Vnil A
SWEETHEART,
Son or Brother In training
camps in tne American
Army or Navy? If o. mall
hlra' a .package of ALLEN'S
FOOTsEASE;, the antiseptic
powder to be shaken Into
trie snoes anu spriiiaieu in
tho foot-bath. The Ameri
can, Hrltlsh and French
troops use Allen's Foot.
Ka to, because It takes tho
Friction from the Shoe and
freshens the feet. Jt Is the
greatest cotntorter ior tired,
achlna, tender, swollen feet,
and gives relief to corns and
r.,ta bunion:.
The PJattuburg Camp Manual advises
men In training W enai;a foot-tute
Mn their shoes each morning. Atk
your dealer to-flay ior vZOc,,oox oi
a.Ki.rau.. I
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Beautify
your hair
new
method
That dandruff that eventually means good
bye to hair can be done away with. Get a bot
tle of Wildroot from any good druggist, Ap
ply it according' to directions and dandruff will
go or we will refund your money.
THE GUARANTEE!! haiP TnMlC
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until you try this: Moisten a piece of cloth with
. Wildroot, then take one strand of hair at a time and pasa
the moistened cloth over the strand from scalp clear to
the end. Repeat till you ha e gone over all your hair.
Then look in your glass,
Wildroot is for talc by all good drug stores, and s
all good barber shop? Applications may also be
had at any first class hair1.' dressing parlor. Always
sold under our unconditional guarantee that it will
do what we say or your money will be refunded.
WILDROOT CHEMICAL COMPANY '
BUFFALO. N. Y.
Wildroot Shampoo Soap,, when uied In
' rnnneirtinn with Wilrlrnnt will
naiteu me treatment.
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