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EVENING PUBLIC i LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FEEDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1918
5JT WOMEN WORK TO MATCH ACHIEVEMENTS OF OUR AMERICAN BOYS WHO ARE DRIVING ON
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f Z?L FOtf TO.D TO KNOW IPEPPERS AND CELERY
IS A SURFKISE IN WAKTIMU
0tLeast You Thought You Knew Her. but the Real Test of
mki Character Comes Iotv Women Who Are Helping
With All Their Hearts to Win the War
m
TAR is a queer test of a woman's
'p onaracicr. n is amazing, i" wcei
mm one you have not met for n Ions
M&M and find out how she Is vising
RBij'meet It. It almost seems as tlioimh
kfrOirelhave never known the real calmer
Fjpf:eur friends until now. In our early
i,:;(firinooa pcrnnps we went. 10 nunum
' With, them. Later on we visited in
h? i Ihtil. l.nmna uai'linna fnr llllVrt nr
IOj .weeks at a time. There were the most
PQfflntlmato confldenees in the world ex-
jua
tic "yet now wo And we never Knew our
Bfi friends at all, nt least fine side thnt
;VAmui3, ur we uiu nut iuuw
Ho side that really counted.
HKLI'IXU to win tin
luiylns thrift slum
K& rhanged, clothes borrowed even.
tjU-'Tet now wo find we never knew
KK. , Vt.lkn.1a nt ill nt Ii1d( (hn nlfln
Recounts, or we did not know there was
tw
r All the little ton courtesies of life
." wa now know, though very nice in
ES sthotr nine, do lint avail much. 1 mean
r' If a man needed bandages to stanch
the flow of his blood It wouldn't lylp
l.' much ttf know tnat somewhere in me
Dja World tliere Is :i woman who always
Rp, s'Y her best crepe de chine nip,lit
fcj' Jtown to a friend when she come to
rH br hfime tvtthnllt her rm'M. And MO
$&, lie fact that our dearest friend in lime
of peace seemed very unselfish with
f Mt belongings is not at all indicative
',now.
r4V 'I u . l """" U,nl . , , ,TN' WT5ITINC! here I liriT c not r.
W X what you arc doing to help -in the ,PI, , ,,,.u R1.pa, b(1(h ()f .
v- Avar. iu;ns vv;iy i say ii i surprixiim
tfc- fo run Into some friends we haven't
KT" met for a lone time. Those perhaps
We. accused of bavins the least depth
01 Character are working with all the
W -.inergy 01 ineir oeing 10 win. amii
' thoso wo regarded as fine and stable
j .of , character are going along serene
", - In the old-time groove.
CAN BE PUT IN BRINE
Bishop Sleeves Have Come Back
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose.
Process Given Here To Be
Tscil in Sitliids, Pickles ami I
for Sniffing
PLEASE TELL ME
WHAT TO DO
not only mean, they aie negligible a;
count Ins In wartime effort.
Helping to win the war means sys
tematic food saving. It means paying
strict and Immediate attention to the
rulings of the United States food ad
ministration when they appear In
print. If your neighbor laughs be
cause you arc finicky about the sugar
let her laugh. If she thinks you are
queer because von can't see the Joke
when she doubles up on her sugar
order, let her think. Her Joke, as we
have said before In tlie.se columns. Is i
not on the grocer, hut on our soldiers. ;iiom- down Into
on the little children of our Ames.
Who wants to laugh nt a lliing like
that"
can be
brining.
war means
nips teguinriy.
It means Jumping nt i-ver r.irtlily
chance you can to help the (iuvern
incut when then' is a call. At this
time thousand'! of home women have
answered the cull to come help with
the harvest. They did not let the
argument that they had never been
In a field before In their lives get in
the way.
Trren poppers and celery
preserved fnr future ue by
If propel ly done peppers so prepared
cnn be tied as silblltutes for fresh
peppers In pickles nr salad's, or after
freshening- In water can be ued for
stuffed pepper. Pioperly prepared
tliey can hardly be told from fresh pep
pers. The method of brining is a fol
lows :
I'emove the stems and seed and p.ick
water-tight, iton-
metallle leerplacle, such as a keg, bar-
rel. crook or glass fruit Jar. Cover with
.1 brine made by adding two pound" of
:ilt In each gallon of water. If .i keg.
barrel or crock Is used, suspend a
wooden cover in the hi hie i-o that It will
.keep tin peppers well below Hie Sllr
ilme If ill.- eoier N placed on the pep
per ami weighted without suspension.
Il will eruMi the peppeis and make them
tneir shape. Add more salt to the
until no more will dissolve. If
In.
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America needed them, and '. . , '" ',."'.":. "' """" 'omaineis
..... ...- :-.-,. -,i, in. more ni L neeo
itlnc the families of the soldiers and
sailors
fctTELPING t,o win the war means
'. il- persevering. Nearly cverj one
,' "fuicoursc, has dropped Into the Kcd
M'.Crtiss once or twice. Helping to win
:SJjnet war means going to it as ou
S&vould to a Job that pays a salarv
JS- Spasmodic visits when you have noth-
lar )ng else in the world to do are verv
Wfc'x ttiean gifts to lay at the feet of your
SV,, 'country for which the boys we i.iised
lie krft lavtnp- flltl'li Ihptr IIv-aq Thai, ot-rtl
o - - i., -
tvl
inn soldiers' ovetcoats. others are vis- I 'J" "'.Y1'""' '" VU" r1- nll"- .'" "'"',I
.illll Illl-nii ,it ,.M. lni.. ... .ill..... .a....
.1.11, ,1.1,, -. 1,1 ,111,,,, Kil.
In escape. Illen Mil llelfWllc full i.flli
Inlne and veal tight. Kegs' or barrel
not refer-1"1"1 ,l,ne :1 KO"1' ,",a'1 c'a" 1,p filled full
fU'lfh Tllllli.ru Tti.1 l.fl. .....1 1.-....1. i ....
ffroat b(iil of women ... ''. "' ' , ..... .mi.ij m.
wih. h.-if il -o piiu-eii th.it tiiy .,; t ;'''' ',, ;;" "'"' "in ,,mp
,.i,m n.i ...-j., , . 'V1 Vl,,p n hfiy niMtuip. ISrfoip hi
1 " ""' " "-. t-" ricK u.n
tint IIIM VI HIT Will IN .I
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By
Cynthia
To tlic Sailors
flln niflfl? an "tctisi but rcnmlnrd In tho
i lltllir. A fmv Inlnntn. Inlpi int. unllaln iiulllll
pfr CinlhlH Juit n werd to "Th Olrl j mo iipstslrs. When 1 sot hnlf v.ay un 1
i I'lin h .iir-inoiv" hiii mv tune .nipiiiHies. urum me iioor tiurii nna turneii arourni in
','" "Chler o. -M ami "All-American i nw that this clrl liml cone out. When I
"IN. retumeil tn the piircli I saw her talklmt to
All your 1-tters were $ Intcrfiitlni and nlm. Neither nf them sw me, o I went ti.
' am Rolna; to relate n true happenliiif ami the otlwr shlo of tho poreh ami ant down.
i u rftn answer m throunh theso eolumnw. i When she aavr me at tho other ahlo of
i "live heen hi the navy close .to six years the norch ahe ran upalalra. Ife went in the
anu in Hint time havo neen to dulto a num- ' houe km! told tho other hoja h was Boin
..... 'il r,iKii porta. tiirr vvaa n iau n n, mn pooiroom. w nen n came out mho
' I. i"D M'iom I took eeiislileralile Interest an- me he came mid took a. seat, aMng,
) ", ueeau.o In. , , distant from every- "I did not know ou were here; I thought
. ....,..,. iiui .eon ve liccame lasi irienua urni jou nao Bone oui."
, .i?i,2nflL,f'1 ' me. He was silently wor-' of course, I wu niisry. ond aked him In
; "iiipinK hla vveethnrt and preferred alttlnir an annry tone what was wronir with him.
aionr to belne In a mo i it mo rest ot the Ho did not answer, hut left the porch and
uo"' , went In the direction of the poolroom.
eggs. JIIjc and sift two and one-eighth
cuptuls flour, one-fourth teaspoonful salt
and two tenspoonftlls baking powder.
Hllr In thiee-fourths cupful chopped nut
meats. Then add the dry Ingredients
alternately with three-fourths cupful
honev to the hutterne mixture. Baks
In cup cakes or In n loaf.
At nleht when we were at anchor and all , "tflK1? th, ,ha" "I"'. trld to read, hut i
Hands were on deck enJollnr ihe movies ami , t"'1' I "J'O liecsinw he had left vvlthnui
the hand I always knew I tould find him on fajlnic cood-hje, anil hn had never done that
tho Perth vleck with his dlttv hox wrltlnc to . u."f0re, An hour Inter he returned and 1
his sweetheart, an iiierliiin slrl. Once ho , "''" pretended to rend. Ho sat down and'
showed nio onei of her lexers to him, In when I nut niy hook up he came over to nv
" men aim vised tun most endearing pnrases. ' """ ",', , ,"v jou 10 ico me wnat is
and at that time 1 was sure that they both wr,,ni-'-.' ' ,0'd him I would not. Then he
would be try happy some time. "alu, '' niust have Rotten peeved over
Br2wUJ,X"r-,!s"'-.Vbu',;n7r',;.k.M"d,10ak!;ChH !'j -. W- ,u'" &bi"nTi
Kt gr'ow'fo, 3e rVor her ".nllVST, 'At I K'dSS jWoI,BJSdV 'SSSl,,fn,h0'ttlr'
wa5s iooklnK fornnid to Ihe time when we re,f me iff ,,. m ,
SVsef.'hT'r ,0 ",e ,"""t", S""" " h"i '!k"n- "" "VK .S'sohfri'onlJ-'h." my?
Well. flSr' hel., nunc frnm Ihe Sla.es "'J.' .,0,.1'".. A'..!0U' !,f . I i?.V him slid COUl.l
w'fe "'T aum'u TnJverat 2 ' 'if FjS'Sk anyS "iov
taVnler" I , TAltmJLl,Tff.ll0' X" " like t
llnually remark to m that he wished It ' K"u" "hat Jour readers, think
was Haturdav, which was the dav vvn were " " ""lie
" arrive in .New- York un snturuay just as -vs unw Kin mane pe auvances anu
tho Statue of Liberty stood out lief ore us as the boy Is evident! v fond of uu, I do
In" hll, urli-e,7Jk h.ar.V.i,!I5 r;nn JT?5 ' "ot "e" t,mt -vcu Imve a' i'a,l!'e for
in Ills liberty blues and waiting for llbeity lealonsv- Of nonrcie net-snn. m ln,.n
call, which was jet some two hours off hu- i...,?". '1..1J . i ' PT0,n.,.,LJ" !00
fore they would send a liberty party ashore. , without being Jealous, and If there Is a
I know when he got ashore he must ha ve ' tendency to bo Jealous It should lie
irone direct to his swectheait's home. Hut fought with and put down as much as
lie was not cone lotnr When the rt o'clock , possible for it onlv menus prent nnhnn.
hoat returned to tlm ship he was In It and massif iteho vvs Itself In 1 oiirHert hf..
I never saw h more thaneed lad. Instead ' P1"1--"3 itu snows useir in married lire,
of the brlEht and hanpv lad who had left the " " -
nil ion factories
uustiies that an"
women workers pov
women who must
homes hut who,
tn It ami
water to teniove
n ui-e like freh peppeis.
'eleij i an be preserved in the Fume
ii. inner, and after freshenlnc Is evcel.
-I..,,, t . . . .
patriots, should ,..'..' I"' lme" cel'r-v ana ror
fln.l It In 11, lii.n-1, t ui. ,1 ,, .l, "''" l"'rioses.
".....,. V ' ,, ' ehry
iiiai ineir oa.vs 10 iii.-ikc llliowance
ymg .iloud lor I
1 refer In home
attend to their
for regulac following-up of things to
help win the war
Women with children couldn't grl
off for a week to help with harvest,
of course, but there nip these many,
many other tilings. We have to tnakt
room for them in our lives. The day
for the excuse. 'T have a family anil
that is all I have time for." has passed.
The woild Is our family. We must
put ntnile out to attend to this
new duty
can be preserved In the same
manner, and after freshening Is excel
l nt for" soups, creamed celery and for
I'.ivoring purposes.
fi'opjrlchi 1PI In I'lomire Ttos.,1
Tlie-c .it c I lie In- -I of (lie new Uccvei. nil of llicm mailc on the lino
of llic olil-lime popular liUltop. The one on the liloip-e worn liy the
voting lady illustrates tlic pluinest model. The oilier are all thov.ii
in dilTerent variety of smart udoriinient
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
II fvffiff.s Military Day
llv Morion C.i.resam
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A MAID AND TWO MEN
The Story of the Girl Vim Was LH'i RHiiml
Bv HAZEL DEYO RATCIIFXOR
Till; little town of "Woyland was rcr
tnltilj In a f"'or of txclterm nt and
TODWS 1.NQUIKIES
I. Htm irt th wonifn ltn lolnntfr to hflf j
cutlirr hi tlir liurif-1 orcunlrd unil :
.liiMTiiieil?
'!. Uhut h the mo! IniiMtrtunt Pr( of a
r;rniTf lie 's uniform?
rt, Mrntlon n (irlil of rummcrrial Kotrnmnt
n ml work aiiillablF to lllirarlan..
I. I loir (tin pimento-", oiur renins cd from
thp -nn, he krpt from nmldlnK?
S. dlp the rwlpp for muUlnir applf Imltfr
hHIi sraiM Julcr.
n. Uhfit mount of tctiilile should n funi
ll of ir h.ne ttorcl fnr the wlntfr?
YKSTERIMVS ANSWERS
J'hip flv-M hours hfnrr lip looked Rn If till the
mo naa ffono out ni him li, did nin won;,
hut not the ianie hh Iim thg itonu It hfore.
This went on about two weekH. nnd he ot
orje nnt;itl of hotter pi I decided I
would try to mntol hlin. Jin ndmlttcd to
rue that when he urrhpd nt hl sweethent's
home jpr tnotlwr had told him that her
dfiuffhter hud let n uirti rfnl four month.
'nn jou I m b phi" tlili Ititl's feellns!"'' -Mid
thin wiiN an A tm in hm Rli i.
I-nlor hi went nshon on Jlherty nnd never
returned to tli fhip Tmi da.ri latnr ho war
decjaied a dr8rter and I ha never nen or
heard of lilm hIih. Tins all luppcticd be-
foro war was declared.
t nm tint trvltiir !o rhansn voiip nntnlnn of .
tho American Bir?, but merely try Ins to con
vince you that all pallors when In a fon-lRn
port do not foruet the Kirl back home.
Of tho countries I have visited I havo found
tha American sir! the moft rharmliiff. So
now. my friends, lot's hear from ou through
mese columns. l.. a, is.
Honey Cup OaLe?
Creatn one-third cupful buttprtne. add
onr-lialf rupful BUfrar Kradiiallv and '
cream thoroughly. Hewt in the juice and I
rind of half a lemon and two well-beaten i
.-tftflliWSSbik.
COCOA
"ALL FOOD. NO WASTE"
HONEY
CUSHIONS
Doesn't the mere sound of
Cocoa and Honey Cushions
make your mouth water?
The thoutrht doesn't do
justice to the taste. Cocoa
and honey cushions are the
crisp, chewy kind that we all
love so well. How to make
them among
Wilbur's
War-Time
Recipes
at well as
numerous other
dainty, delici
ous and eco
nomical tit
serts. Your
copy's' waiting.
It's free.
Stnif It It tadmy
H. O. WILBUR A 'SONS. Inc.
PhilaJttphlm
Will lie Gcneroii
An Answer lo the Shipbuilder
r fl.i hJ.tor of noiinu Vni' '
lVnr M'ltlani 1' wan with nnMili rablo
ntrot anil without h pjns of far that T
Kg-- akticm: xxiii
t'MpUAT night after Jack Imil Uft, llutli
th toot up tlie little calendar on lier
8L. (leSlC and COUnteil off thn rlnva vin tn tl.c
ILVclate of her marrlacro. The rreddlnc wan
Ptrf'.barelv tvrrt rnnnth nwav II lqnl.0.1 ..
l-ft days of belne two months, .nnd nm.
I'&liovr those four days seemed Important.
fSl&TMb ll'tle plgh she crept In between
I' 5 oueets niui irieii to sleep, nut sleep
Ef 'Would not come. TnRtr.nil. njiiTi all .....
!.- :.
WiS- f inouscnts to disturb her. ami
$53te IonBer ne ,a' ""' "'"re ennfiised
tVvvai blr mln,l
mh s,--: "-.
i-mny oon c 1 come light out and say
atl can't marry Jack In (wo months V she
naked herself over and over amm Ami
(j :.
If, men would com ! renroof. "How
Kf "could you think of liurtlnir him u ,viio
i Vou don't even know your own
?F-. "And if I loved him mice, ami t nn.
ijjM.'ly- did," the busy thought went on. "I
'A, mun I0Ve mm still, only I've chanced
m'i somehow, because tonlirht when he
feu kissed me I hated It "'
Ef)r 'She buried her face In the pillow.
(ft ,,But there wl11 be other times." went
g vii mat lormeruine voice speaking: In
ptj her brain. "Other times when he will
.- kiss you. There will come a time when
you -will go away and be alone with
him. when there will ho no place to
W for refuge outside of his arms; what
; then?"
"Yes, what then, what then?"
thought echoed itself over and
-aysia
j$l don't want to be married." her
Virt would cry out in rebellion "I
f-'tarTt see whv T ....... .., . .
Iesi!i - " "" c .vrtiiieu 10 dc mar-i'r-
J can'4 " in niarrlaKe what
neien sees. Helen wanted tn lie f,inn.
The
over
why 1101 ? Tomoirovv was to be "Mllltnrv
Hay" and nil Ihe fellows who had left
that luvvn for tho s.-rvlce of I'nile an
were invited home to be treated a
honored irtiestH Of course tliere were
some already "over tliere" who could not
attend, but others, were at nearbv ramus r-d the "anivver" to me. signed " Ship-
where? 1'erhap, Qm ,,,, h , mid seboois and the people of the town builder " wIiosb name an.l .Mre were
by the ea Jlck ,,,,1 ,, , , , ohmteerwl to fro In their own m.-u-lilnes '"'','"1 bv "" , , , ,, ,
a. j.ieh. Had vi.iced a desire 1 and brine the bovs home. Perhaps I have not rleorlv explained mv
10 ko oiiHnvhcre by the sen where they ",f il ls ""'' ' f!l!r day." said Itulh nolllnn Hud I don- i It H lmpoislble that
could be alone alihonirli r,.n,i 1 . . Merrill to her mother. "If It iVns. It ' the Rentlenun-hero-shlnhuililer would have
been decide v , ,, '-ad, will spoil the whole thlnp;." Prom M1 ,, , mr , , .,,
uio.iBiit in it m all Its reality, she de
termined wildly to asl. .tack to take!
her somewhere gay She niIg,t say
that her iiuaceustom,.,i oik bad tired
her of routine and that -lie needed re
laxatlun and amusement.
S-oni. vvhei,. :,,iit i o'clock, slie'pul
mi' lasi arilcle of elotlllllB Into Its fnur.
and once mine .llpp,., ntr
Sll.lpped r.rf the Unlit. i,d
HimI to make :i 1,1 ml ..f i....
mind. She must have fallen nleep
aboui l' .mil there wa a reason for it
-ineiiiiiic nail HiiililetiiV
llutli i "Ron't be pessimistic. Until, dear
triless il will not rain. U'm Mieli :i lierni. ulwirl.tinimr.l i?!llnnts of .v e olden ildvs. I
t if til evening llv the wav. will P.obert Halit in .1 duel i. tlin t the deadly Imult In
Kostev 1,.- alile lo enlne Itnin.,"" vvonnll lierpelrnle.l Uy. ine miBIl! appro
I l,.,-,!!,- tl.lni, tn ,.,,.1 ,,',, .prlntelv hi Wiped ..nt vvitn tlie
don't cine, whether he comes home or ,Th irantlenmn-hern slilnbullder nlrendv re
mit. " ferred to s,-eiiM p.!!-' ' Ulurly perve.l heeallO
Itobert Foster was one of Ruth's old r sne-tLir.s Ken'rally. rerhrlstened. the fe.
sweethearts, but a War airo thev had male nf the ! ' as i-.i nioun-i Be.
iiuarreled and Hob had enlisted. Itulh (If rour-e I reaii
was ton in ond to irive In. and so was to lie ttener.il tul
1. A vllnllv nntrbtlle hfrvlre fnr n wnninn
with nnv lel.ure tlnir on her liniuU ,.,r ryniliis--After vvnltluc e lone tlrn
he-e iliij. Is t help tiillier In the for your nnawcr in a letter T sent you ,
harvest. VWnnrii vvlm ran aidr Kite it ,eneU Dl'dtipolnted." I wish to tell u .
few dn nre nelenme. Aniillentlon ! r Ktl(m- ou Hn. rBhl. i hjVB thought the '
made to the lie.idiiuartf rs of the Muni- .,..,,,,., 1)rt i , ,Hll tlH Knin
mi Niij lomil Ijiind Army. The nay Is nf ,0 m5an a trIek nn i,t(.r as le mak
two dollars 11 iLlj and mnviird. a boy care for mewhen I know he wants
?. Women run lake it rnurse In einnbn meut her. Althuush I do love him nnd It will
nimiiigement in Itoeliester, rlttshiinth, he hard to relinquish sll claims of him. I
New ork and Huston. The emirsr will try to forset him So plvase do not
lasts two moiilhs. think III of imOIvUNIIEAItTIID.
.1. There Is no tiillloti fnr the course, hut
the appllruiil miisti tnit her llvlne ev- c-ieer llPl ,m- dear; If you arc pen-
peuses and fuleen dollars for hooks. rr,.., iif u.ii t, ir,.nHrniis to von And t
Women admitted must lir over tvventj. "'"', "'" .," ,ie,-ii,l reo.lv ?o,'- i".
Ihe. have had it IiIeIi srhool edllril- "';en ' l"1' ",e " jel ;"ul ca," V'1 ltue'
lion and three .tears' nnrrleticp In a ' ItlRlit. as he Is called, vylll conie ,
fuetory. Tor furllier details nhoiit aloiiK anil then you will be Rlad you did
lids address Captain llo.td Jlsher. of not do a mean thiup; and hurt your sis- !
the U'ur liidustTles Hoard. , TU Tlilr- ter. However, I do .not think sister can
teenth sireel, Uashinttoii, I), t. )ie very ,,, .. 0ve" at fourteen, do '
4. A how should he returned when one Is vou?
mistaken for some one else. , .
.". Sork stretchers are it timely nlft for
!,r"el,non"Vhe.'eM'K, !m " KaHhnt and Uo Not Think About Him
6. The fnllowlnir lotion Is for presnlrlnr Dear Cynthia I have heen Introduced lo a
hands and oily skin In icenernl! Three- young man a year ami and had no occasion
llllliees nf rnsevvntep. nnj, minis nf . for meetlnp him nlnee.
elderllower wafer, a quarter ounee of I know that ho was trylnp to set better !
Iienyoln and five drains of jitnnir acid. I aenualnted with me. Xovv, I once suKsested '
. seeinir mm again inroilsu a. irienu, out ne
' has never followed It up.
I M Established 18S0 M
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JYUKlBLYNN.Inc
IT 1528ChesStutSt
The Apparel Shop for the TSetter
Dressed Men and H'omrit
Autumn Fashions
:
vain p.
hid si
resolute
Bob hence the uliarrel had never he, 11 three eHrs ami in the -.urince than which
iv t,.'l',i no 'l"arrPI "-"J ""r I'e'H nMr L.., l,.. iiivde l.v woman was one
patched up .,, ,., , ,, ,.,., v i- s ier s another .My
11' ..- lttl. 11, 1.- .. .... . ... ... I... "" '! . ., . .. . t - ....- . ,....,
Iiotller vino -lieu Miien I e- iuni ...-..,!-.
ll lie- e, ,t.lT,.-ll luUtied HI Went lO I .1 U.I -
'Why. Itilth. this is no time m be
tliinkiui; of petty tiiurrels. ' said her
niotliei ' Wa a shame for you and Hob
lo act so
.Mrs. Men 111 put her ne.nlv darned
slnckincs into the basker. thinking
Tomato Hrrines
r.t (ir entlrs sn,. was iinuiii-ij -riniuu . ,. ,,.,.,. i woman' I'un,
Hut 1 have known rv few other vvoinen '' i.mior or n oman a f
like 'hem and we iilva mdee the world Hear .Madam -Is thr nny n.iy ,, ,,r,.
hv our own expel i-li. in I dare say thnre artvillK tolllHtoes so that they will keen In
.... ..! ui. 11, .1,1 in Hm.s rather harassed I an aDarlnient? MI!S .1 it
is . ... I .- I . . . ,.. .. . ... Hr Ulll'is nr' .,.-.. :. . 1...1. ... --.-.. ...
i-iuit-ii tiiiM iir iipi'ii'v :iii iiif wiiiiii i ii-i is nitiniiii: ...,..ii it iuur i wouifi iiul
.-.,i..-m-..,..-mi.--s fOiriHllilliir t i:.f tuirii.il. c.-iTi i Ci." s. if I imiiftlt. Matter let 111 fl IT. ,,.,!, i T . mnlmtl
imnsi spf-mtMl noii- tn ' str:ilKiitin ov iiihiusivc-s -i(-i
I ..-... .n.- .mi. I. Bii.nrl. I... t.1. ... n n nAP
.. . ... . .. ... j .ar-,. i, ,.,.,, i-i,i, .,,nr..v. . mail,, i
h.,l ii f i iu ,. i .. u : , ' '" "' '" ,'" 01 tmilKUif7. 1 roust contess iiiai i oner
neuuinB or I the liiols ' would have lees cause lo develop thouirht thnt he was the one t rould rhnose
Into his tvpe; at least I hope it has been de. for my friend
velnniiient. because, I should certainly feel1 i chanced my mind lately, as a frlend
sorrv for the mother of n rnaii with such ) ship without reciprocation and sincerity
Idylls unless I could he made to believe It , would onlv Interfere In my life, and only a
was the .esull of some trick of the fates man for whom 1 would feel the createst ran
and thiif his diseased mind could be cured. ' Hdence could have my love. Am I rlcht.
Mu.v the trood Lord hleHS "Shipbuilder." I deHr Cvnthla? "T.
iiririce than which , am sure his mother and sisters are proud of
mm ii. ;., oiinc . wn win,, iiici iiit- limn nine nnu
. he made no advances to further the
friendship, I cannot see that you should
be humiliated- and think that he wants
.toll to make advances. tie probablj
looked on the ineetlnc as a passim? ac
quaintance. It does not do lo make nny
thliiB of n chance acquaintance. It only
makes one unhappy.
comfort ni I
l.nv II itrir
I iilflrnt It. as 1 havo un lined xomaioes anil tomato paste, are
wairnntinu me to no sn. un. in ine uiosi saiisriicioiy ways of preserviui;
'.... i ... - r r i l m
resolve themselves Into the knowledge The net il.iy iliiwnej fair and warm ,;"'," a." '"" nf ni I lUf. re i render a ""'""" ' '"-' lrel"" "r" " louows: -
tliat she did mil know herself ir III , ""' ''"11 K"1 "!' wll a ''-'PI1 feclini? I ?",,,, '.."'"S 'n mdlvld ul U is essential that , Ilrled tomatoes Blanch long enourth '"'?,r '"nthia A few days ago a rlrl
could believe lut her ..wf "1,e ' In her heart SoniethliiB was Koiiifr to I "' ,' ",'. produced. And when ' to loosen skins, cold dip, peel? slice to w.h',' l"."' 'S?1m,i("fH.n id"inmiiiB ?gj;
ward the ' 1. .urtt of innrrlMI?r" .h" ' i MW" "' 'W '!" ' ""'V ''i'" "'Sat bV'' "'!S' "v,V?H.t"lP.,-,lSe "tn-"'." M" tliree.tehth- to o'ne-half Tncl" f.tf.sST'S.VN'o " liTn'k 'Sn-' seu ? Aas?
natural it,,,, ' , '"aeriace lltelf. the knew not 'I here 'was to be a parade ,i,j a nian to J" ''?;"la.J f to "Bet the ' Ptart at temperaturo U'O deKices K. and i nUht t waa on the porch with a few other
I. ,.H i. f ' f "rH ,1,at an" Blr' '" ,llP mornlns; then in tlie afternoon a restsinsibll ties ond determineuioBei. ine incrcaf,H 1o , 0 cIeBreos K toward tlin dlrls and hovs when she came to tho door
would have at completely chanKlnir her banquet, and last of all a dance in the he.t not th ' "JfJv-ei it her feet slavish end. Properly dried tomatoes show no M' fr'j"d aBllcd no1' to comH out w,,h u8'
mode of lite, perhaps everytlilns would eveninir. ....... : "fir railveiv i and pray for Ihe strciidh to moisture when pressed and slices break
come out all risht after all. She would! " ";lf lU'in& ,ne Piraue that Iluth's prtfct h"r from the wolves. wncn bPnt. ,
ask Helen nliout ir lleh.n u-..iii,i i-.. . heart beat rapidl. as she saw In the1 .,, otlv ,an.ible ninn. even if he he n , .....,,. ,,. T,i, t , .
Helen would b ibie ,.i "' U,I(,i K"? i third formation the tall lUure of Hnslitn rM .,"" beXslii-bullder. must admit that Tn'aJo paste Bol ripe led tomatoes . .
ryieii vvouiu ne anie to clear hei- m nd I itnheit Kosier "Mv how manly he , fit . ,vl of heau'iful womanhood Is as hard until soft. Pass thlounh a screen to re- fvrarg2tJUaJtJs.vAV f. uv-M-tnr
of doubts and fears, and aM;inK Helen ' ok" Ituth thoUBli't but the 4 e tlid' as I- a worthy tpe of man The move seeds and skins. Hoil down quickly M BsaV WIJT
mlBht he put off tintli tomorrow That turned 1 i.-i eves vvav for thev were nan . ineraily speaklnc. Is such Hn ,. on n Rtovp , nnmt t,,(. (.onsi!,t(nc . -f H SyToS
meant a cessation of tho.iBnt and I a I S B i,v' a ,d he mhiht look ' lier wortbv jjlnir , ', "lat or" n " krtchuii. Then place It on the RBrlRB
was when Ituth fell asleep Her list i "I won't speak tlrl." she said lo her JV''1 S?man be'Vuse she Hunts iimlnst back of the stove or, better In a double fl jKtCIMMlir Jlltlr
rl.'LVl. ' llZ '"iV. Tl anTVli'irries, some MiouhVbe "-m. WZ "n a ' adne t This pioducl can be used as a flavor!,,., K
, ,-.- r'""iiii I'll! 1(11 llfvii-lti !...., K--.il lntr I- .I'ppv n tltr 1V'M Una . ' . . uiiri nr I11S rUiioiiuin ivi Hiiiiiiin uianve, UUIL 13, II lit Uil I UU I . Ii c . V II m
. fA...ll.l. .... .1... .i.... . '' I" .w"'-. .-......- ..s. , . . .nt. v,. ..- --
w i. i i iwiu ii. ill'- iiiiiiiiin nr tn .... .ill i.,.i. i i j i-nii nr i niun in miu
Frocks Hals ''"7 1
S Suits Coats t :-.filA,
and Furs , ',)Wr
X&& Tho simplicity is tlie !iLzjJli V1
Vi l-nvnnlit nf tho fn.ll iiTTrW f''-
&& modes, you will find fh:.'-lfi A&f
vg here a most diversified mfxfstr
vS nssortment of tho new- Him- WmtJttSr
NV est style - tendencies, jrTfcfBfcLUJ
N3 most moderately priced. . fit333r9'
! 's8 Hi-.. m
! Ym
j run A'fc'ir v - V.Li
(' JiiiJtf1!"'" iTjii .fs
I " ' i i Tr
For Fnll and Winter
Nave Arrived
PyWitli'.Jlm even In that ugly flat, and nov
la;vdon t want to be alone with .lac
B!s'jeVen In my own home What win u ,
RK-IOm when I am llvlnjr wltli him In the
K' Jipurtment downtown?"
Mf'-fc.U thoughts flew in retrcpect to
'l"i mvaiunem. now Would it seem Hi
jreauy- live In It with Jack? Once she
aiiad thought that the external tlilnB-s
llke pretty clothes and reaiu- int-.iv
hlngs in one's home were what mat
tered. She moved restlessly on her pil
low and the heavy diamond rlnir aenteit.
H'ed ajalnst her face.
;, She sat un In bed and drew- it ntt u-
ganmoment she sat still with it in her
Cffkhan-) Than VA t
lrt'i I " c,,c Jfaneu across anu
iiSlPu"" the little brass chain of tli eieo
LMrJc lamp. The Ughr flooded the bed.
f; 4inq ac ine T00t liu, could see her own
: i -BCe in 1 111 ni.rrt.fl- - tmnrtn i.i
ft T'S ' . "--"' a4.jv,n.- U 11111
gyramliif wide, tragic eyes. She dropped
Wnhn rfntr nn tlie tahl. e, j i n...
Crjj- I -m .. ... 1.471.U.V1- Mint uitr.iiiiru
.&; 'little sigh of relief. Then, with
RvV tnA tfirht nn. aha, flanltA.l , .,,. i
ES.na maEazIne rtory until Phe forgot
rVk' 'har fvniirilan n n4 tl t -.. i. ....
Kr ""-w-va - u uBJccp. il wan ino
ST-, tfim . fllfl tltftrx nt rlnrlcrlrin- loiiin, T1...1 .
v&i rjnt"r . ".,-.rM"r ."-' ."""
iiiuLuci aiajn umseu issues, and Ituth
gV'nad always done the tame. To put
nuuuicauuic muumiiB oui ot per head as
t-plUickiy as possible had always been
Wr-IUlUl's way of solvine nroblems. until rf
lM'"late. when the nroblems had irrnwn
Rv! . ,Iarer and more difficult to solve.
I VZZ 1 "."'ic owi,v itcHaii wen. 11111
vftJmh had not read through the first
liijLgMW. before she realized that it ccm-
ijgVUnm a problem that needed 10 be
IHV-YfaAltTH. The tIH 111 If i--iu mnnln.l
fw.;v . -"- " "-'" t
I,sr(M win in rranra, anu was on me point
,'rTunning uway wu 1 anotner man when
Tswas received that made her realize
ti In time how narrow had been her
.SMsVWpe and how irrevicably mistaken
Ii h had been in the man she had thoucht
bjgtkre. desirable than her husband. -
i,irMria' mrevv ine magazine away irom
t' Mr and it fell to the floor some dls.
R'fc.Jae'jiway Her eyes fell involuntarily
K OH tha cedar chest and she suddenly de-
"'-Mest to get up and dock through it. Per-
'ina that would make her sleepy.
' .'j'kWIth the plica .of lingerie on her lap,
R.tM.aoft satin, the delicate crepe de
IV, uiB umniy Kut:ei9i9orie inai nnv
. thought so vital a part of any girl's
ruuje, her mind began to work once
.'alone dangerous channels. She
i thrilled to the idea of wearing these
nte. as any Rlrl would. thrill at
Jng new and strangely wonder-
They were to be worn for Jack,
ah shook out the frills of her
II extravagant negligee and (dipped
it a.i the thought occurred to her,
vrely it was, but did she need it I
(Miur more simple pernaps wouia
ben just as effective: perhaps
4U4,'Hot notice things so closely
A tnougnt tney am; ine cc.11
tM whaf inattered.
, kid bought-5 1 Row,.and-there
:rHe.migui
uu. rtnei uaj wiin retain ns sttalned
between them as thev had beep of
late. Something would happi-u to help
her out somen here, peihaps there might
not be a way clear at present, but there
canio a certainty just befote sleep
that was iiiiiniMjkubly reassui ing
of going on till Ituth, with a cup .of
(Totniirrnw. news fm
possible hint nf Ir.ited.r.l
in Krano. vtllh
hand and a plate of idiicUen salad in the
oilier, went to place them ill front of one
young man, who lnimeilately tinned
and looked up into her face. Iluth had
not expected Bob at her table, and the
.hock was loo much An.vway, the
eolTee landed i-omewheie In Bob's lap.
and a dismayed little girl ran fran
Ilcallv out of the room.
"I shan't go in again, she sobbed to
one of the girls. "I spoiled his white
his dreams.
, ...... in, been onlcil In. my pie-.ou
1 ...-.- ---, , ,.,.--,v is mere v ,.
suws. rice, beans, etc., in the same vvav
that canned tomatoes are used. This
lnr.,n,,ill.., I.. ,...l.l..,l 1... 1. n .'...I 1
ti'iiii iimiii-ii 115 1 1,1 niriiiru 11.1 nit- .NHiioiiai I
SCl-
ratlng
' lllrs I vnnisiii. "'""' .7. "........,..
in. t'ei- of viewpoint. Jrr coniriiiui u.nu.i-.. vt ur lianieti commission, domest!
BnenerJuV "11. lV,'t ,h''hIve,,,rnnw,'USH p'! ..department, kindly co-ope
meiueu n in' '-;,. ,!,,. her ljter com- wim ine eunor.
vr, good ',;"' v" Verne ndho'iT. .-vhle'ncoTf ,
pared to her. B"e "..'' , ,,,,,. Iliii-e. . .
lgOSf;till!Wated-10 Milli
on
Adventures
With a Purse
n.1.1. 1- i.nc sublect. and If the .liscus-
suit, anu ne looaen nice. , - - ,,,,,,., 1 shall ne raii" -' '
' After much teasing Iluth was per- ' V." ' r t. ivii f-r ' ''".'IVfJ I 1 i'rib't an n. 1
'Minded to go to the dame, .hut she took , 'tYunSl and half-bake. I heroes I '.rrf "?,, , Tn k
1 pains lo keep out ot Hob h way. She , nnunce tliat "'u,' VP"'( ftultlfled mjseif by , anJ
, ..oi.ie.l hm a even ng bv danc ner duel . N" "'',,., mnui. and at '""
I with other fellows: but one dance catiiS' 1,B,,l'"S ihirtv It'-' too late to hegln. mutll
when Iluth was without a paitner. iAW.mI,:r. 'IS?:.! "that your Jf"'''"""-'rT ". '
ii. canine 1 u i niTirr R.iiinTprfi nvtnit i,i.,hu iHr rem a wrm m ..--,;-,.- ctuuuii
l I, IJUUi - s-."M -' - " - "I .-.. v..MPmJ,UUil...- - .,niri llfl mv LIUIIHs iirf '
! I Huth got through, the dance, but few r have forBoiie ."r '.:" ,0 B0lnB away: but nanl0 which none
TTTI-TT i.- i.ii. ...... I .a ....... .nnlieii. t the Iieirlnnlne- a Daeked. prellnilliarj " - nubile II- i na,llL "1111.11 "Ulll.
W,,,ire ,,Ll",i,nE'of't1,e eAcore Hob led her OUtfof-,,;; jj. can X'Mr $ e V, whlcl, , the only
" -,J ""uiu ou , hall, and they waiweu in ine sun moon- t1JVe refereiwe ty m "f"'- - ,,,-
already have tour dressm...ur-u .. t liehi until the dance music was only ,.,, n,. trail to the wooded csmon. i powuir.
engaged, or do you make your own ' UWL "turned and took It,.,., BS J'SeaW rln-Vn me, I Thouwntlsof
clothe-? Anyhow, theres m .- snuarelv by the shoulders. "Utile A landward i ..lung '""'."' ,ca.thlr:is nt last ten years, an
Uli . c imiiv " --- I
People-
now thore is a talcum powder,
only one, that is made with Bis-
the greatest of all healing
Bismoline is its registered
can duplicate. It
Bismuth Talcum toilet '
be bought, and tf vnn i..i.- ...... sweetheart
let's forget everything and
.stall again Since training clown houth
can pn-h up a teal harva n. Take as an ' 1 have had time lo uiuik inings over, under vou. ,.llhi
black-, green nr even a
in dark blue
ed, has an In-
t',.linif
huth softly squeezed Dob's hand.
I-.-.. i,..o?i enn-r. ion. Mile! mini - - nm
visible stripe, and Is forty-two inch. I thought vou had forgotten me. Then If the editor is
boxes sold y in the
tl every hox makes
a friend. Many have found it an
It is many times
!..... .1 .... 4U1..1. , ,.
a the Here-I "ent-'i t" " iiiuir. or we can tell
ft'r- ..s-t.. nr- -rtiK FdOi.s. i '0U.
y,., .
not debarred from e pay you 10 try me tirst box.
ine snui .. .,, ,... rr..,
..-. -i .... . ii r i naiei j umt --
imve """ ... .. :.i
unu" :.". ..iihleas. th ne un lIlUIDHCIISiluii: iliu
ITiir ttKkSXM'SFX . !t.?errhbSuJn,i1erheU,Cl1end,'t,r,e c"of .blVr.& J Have your druggist certify your '
Itte te '" a V"y "'"' "ou- - ' h? wi", o?'mf fro'uufes-V but. ' gfiy"...!!'??- P.ci."o answer, purchase on his label; send it to us
I (lea,-, I'm going to sea in a couple of and receive 2oc bottle finest per-
,hf:h,hi" J.d" L , "i' ,f.re".. " . ItVas a much happier girl who. two
I'raieeft Shipliuililcr
weeks later, bald good-by to iiob. u 'Madam -felt t mut ay a word of
"I'll ne nacu rumi, uwi, tu uon i appreiUtlnn to "jsiilpnuliaer lor ins repi
worry, and, kissing lier icnueriy. Hob to "One of the rouis
splashing and gurgling. He will ri,..
lessly pursue a piece of soap from oih
end of his tub to the other and will be
completely absorbed In catchlne- th-,i went away. .. . . ,
elusive toy. If he has fUn will, the' Huth waved unt'l be was out or sight
, . Then, Willi icaia in nn iia, nil-.- luuiieil
If there were nior
fume or a vanity box.
Le Fevre Bismoline Co.. Lancaster, Pa.
V. H. Smith 4 Co.. Miller Drug Co.
and all Leading Druggists
soap, picture Ills delight at having a
real animal. They corns stuffed 1.1,
cork, I suppose It Is, and they are cov
ered with u waterproof material. A fat
jolly pig has written on his back the
ever-favorlto story of the little pig who
went to market. Then there Is a bear,
and oh, all sorts and kinds of animal!
anu me price or ur choice Is only
-el..... xi-lth
down at tho ring on ncr uuru nnger
and pressed It lo her lips.
Tomorroic's Complete Xovelette
rill: MOTOJt LADY."
Sugarless I'earh lee Cream
Wniih and neel file or sin rlnc '
ten cents. peaches. Press them through a tine
'sieve add one cupful of white corn
It is surprising how one's idea ' syrup scalded with two cupfuls of milk
change. When 1 was tn high school I I Pool and add three cupfuls or rich milk
should have been of nil irirU r,,,,. ...i , .ml n nlncli nf salt. A few drops of '
erable had I not had many school flags Hemoji juice added Just before freezing ,
Set; srr:': &'!" " -- " - -'
ujjiiuun mm t. neuruoui snouiii oe very
lu.inj anu iciiiiiiiue esaeniiaiiy a bou
doir. And so, of course, I love little
frills and extras for my bureau. Hut
on the other hand any ono would tlnd
Irresistible the cunning powder boxes I
saw today. The base of glass will re
mind you of a sherbet glass. The puff
fits into this, and for a handle to the
puff Is an adorable little kevvnle doll
with full colored mallne skirts about j
her. This effective little ornament can '
bo purchased for $1.50. '
For the names of shops where ar
ticles mentioned in "Aventurca With
a I'urse" cap bo purchased, address
Kdltor of Woman'. Page. .Kvbnino
Pubuq Lbdoeh, or p'u'jne the
Matching Our Boya
While our American boys are
drivlne on the Germans let us try to
match their splendid will by dolus
those things we have been asked to
do. Put up food against the war
time needs of a great country.
If you do not know how to can
and dry " to the Woman's Page
Kdltor for the free home canning:
and drying manual Issued by (lie
National War Garden Commission.
Inclose, two-cent stamp for rettirn
Good!
You'll say you never
tasted anything so
good as the baking
results you get with
Miss
IttHSBJ
TV, Miss
Princine
PurePhoaphate BakinglWder
It rises in the oven and ends all your
war Hour troubles.
tOe '.J b., SSe lb.. In
handy handled cupx. at
I Community Stores
wtsfrvr M You Sot
1
nnt tthtri4 '4r).
C. J. Hepve & Snn
Philadelphia
Ktprettmtativ
Be Sure Hlat the
V
Placer-Piano You Buy Is
cEOLIAN-oMADE
"X evcrythinR there is one standard'liy
which all others stand or fall. In the
production of IMavcr-Pianos that one
is Aeolian.
The Aeolian Company, pioneers in th
industry and excluaire owners of the most
important pateata in the construction of
Player-Pianos, hare eatabliahed and main
tained the hijrheat attainable standard in
their product as witnessed by the wonder
ful Pianola which they use-in such pianos as
the Steinway, Weber, Steele and Stroud
Pianos which we sell.
Bat the Aeolian Company hare roof
farther. They hare succeeded, through
rrest Tolume manufacture and scientific
management in producing the Franceses, a
player-piano enbodyiag their wonderfnl
devices of control and made under their
most rigid standard to sell at $525. Truly
a real achievement placing the ownership
nf an Aeolian-made instrument within the
reach of nearly everybody.
SXtltMat ay V at4 tfcmc h ar
KeataJ-TajriMat FUn, wfclok ayptUi
all the real tewmrd th yarchs.
Call. Shan w writ fr oUalevtM.
CJ.HEPPE&SON.
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