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fev8 u EVENING PUBLIO LEDGEB-PHaiAPELPHIAV TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1919 . . x-JL
PRACTICAL TALKS ON APPETIZING MEALS AN ATTRACTIVE HOME PANCAKE SETSXCHANG
THE WAY TO MAKE GOOD BISCUITS:
MRS. WILSON GIVES DIRECTIONS
The Flaky, Butter-Melting
Kind That Tunis an
Everyday Meal Into a De
lightful Memory
Also a Recipe for Delicious
Shortcake That Can Be
Served With Cheese or
Fruits
ON BAKING DAY
PLEASE TELL ME
WHAT TO DO
By CYNTHIA
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Hy MRS. M. A. WILSON .
(Copvrloht. Ill, bv Mrs. it. A. Wilson.
All riffnis rrscncuw
N 1850 tho French Court while .
journeying through the provinces
chose to stay in a small village
called Laguedoc. Tho master bnkcr
decided that he would make a cake
that would differ in flavor and np
pearancc from those served to the
royal family in the other provinces.
Tho master baker was an am
bitious man, and he was anxious to
establish a reputation that would
have the stamp of loyal approval,
So he puzzled his brains for such a
recipe and tho more he tried to solve
this problem the less he succeeded.
So after mixing flour, sugar and
milk into a dough and finding that
nothing would come of the experi
ment he left his shop in despair.
The apprentice, who remained in
the shop, kept wondering just what
ho was to do with the batch of
dough, since ho was left with no
definite instructions. When the
master failed to return after a rea-
into a measuring cup and then level
ing with a knife. Now place
Four cupfuls of flour,
One and one-half teaspoonfuls of
ionablo time tho boy knew that if ! sau
.!- J t -. 1.-1. -J !. '
inis uougn was not uhkvu soon ic
would spoil, so he decided that he
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The Charming Transparent Hat
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rosa
This industrious
bluejacket is bot
iiiR jou how to
make biscuits by
palling out the
dough willi the
licel of the hand
in place of using a
rolling iiin. Under
Mrs. Wilson's di
rection he also
bakes his biscuits
on an upturned
pan, thus allowing
the heat to ttriko
the dough cicnly
The Girls Men Marry
Hear OvntlilnT.r-t in rlmnen the sub
ject of "1'alnt nnrt Powder" and flattery
I to "Why Men Marry Ulrls with Whom i
I'lvo out of every ton Rood sports, I .
mean Klrls who nro always ready for a
Rood tlmo and arc pals to every one, (
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l'lease Co not misunderstand me, be-cause-
you know there nro two kind of
koou sports. First the may nnu men
the one not so particular. I refer to tho
ladj. and jou ltnow this typo is very at
tractive. 1 know a chap who, after having Rood
times with this type, married the hind
of Rlrl lus had called tho jear heforo a
"dried npplo."
l'lease nao your sensible boys nnswer
me, Cynthia, won't ou?
"A rnnracT lady."
This nroblem has bothered a. crcat
many uirH It It with easerness and
Keen interest l tutu thti question over to
our sensible boys.
To Lhcn the Crowd
Dear Cynthia I hmo read your alu
able advlco which you have given to
others time and time again, and now am
tcolng to ask you to help me. I ex
pect to hao about four couples at my
homo and would lllto to know something
that would liven tho crowd, and some
suggestions na to what to do to be
sociable. Thanking you,
ulack: i:yes.
rieaso send a self-addressed envelope
and I will bco that suggestion") for the
party will be mailed to ou.
Suitor Was Already Married
Dear Cjnthl-i May I wrlto jou tell
ing you the wondetful good jour letter
of advice to Aiuxlous Mother did? I
wrote to Washington on tho 9th and on
January 11 received answer that tho
Four level tcaspoonfuh of baking j-oung man in question had been mar-
powdcr. iried ono J ear, his wlfo llUng in Phlla-
Sift to mix and then rub in two ' 'lelphla. To think I was so fortunate
tablespoonfuls of bhortening and in rwvlnB an nnwer , wonJ
. .r , , .,, ,, " , . My daughter and I cannot thank jou
mix to a dough with three-quarters ' enough for jour letter. I was afraid
cupful of water. Roll out onc-half ' 'J" ""''L'f0,1'?' ""?"""?;. "?
Eight leiel icaspoonfuls of 6a;i)tfir inch thick and then spicad onc-half , cated, rouid bo'so wicked!
ol tho rtougli with the minced meat: , -iay uoa iiess jou in tne gpou worn
MW & m J .
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S7 V V H I
BUYING CHEER FOR THE HOMl
IS NOT SO HARD ASITSOUNDi
First Clear Away the Clutter and Then Invest in Rose Cretonne
Curtains, a Low Yellow Uotvl Jor towers, ana
That's a Good Beginning . .
EVEN If we have never definitely
made the distinction In our minds,
thcro wilt always be. homes wo aro
glad to get out of; and then again
linmr.. u o, nro nlivnvs nnXlOUB tO enter.
One little house seems to open Its
arms wide and welcome us to Its
lianr nnrt Ihx other well. tllO Other
Is all cluttered up.
There are two lmportan. processes
attendant on the homo beautiful.
one for the woman who wants a hu,n
to which others will love tc come.
If you decide on a special placo f.J
things, such as grocery bills, rubber
old newspapers, In the beginning, thei
tho mind will Immediately turn
that placo when jou see these thlnfl
and while you are deciding n-hot J
do wuu mem, jou could have thef
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rirsi, iemmo mo ui -. - Ij.obIIpIv. Thn f.nm nnntl.. .. " ,1
mw........ - -Kfim U OH
nnrt nrlrl nlllr.
Clutter Is a general narai for things
out of order grocery bills on tho win
dow sill, rubbers In the hallway, a
salt cellar on tho parlor table, old
newspapers In the hall, etc. Every
ono knows what clutter Is, and j-ct,
while It Is the easiest thing In the
candy boxes, pieces of tinfoil nnrt
the other nondescript articles thai
atnv "nut In thn nnan'1 Kam ... . H
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uon i isnuw wnm eiEQ 10 ao with then
IIEEK In a home Is rot so Indefln.
uio ns it .seems, one may go tfl
c
world to remove when you do It in town and, with a few dollars and
.i i - t. .. Jn linmAe 'tittle nnml tneln nr11 I.
little good taste, actually inrmt t
cheer. Here aro some of the th!m7wi.i.t.M
in tVlfll'A I, ..n. T. . Dtt
.t.n nrr. 4a .v...1'a I. ..... -.
uiub t," " .nunc it, ui; r.noUgll Oi
rose tr juveiy ijiuq crcionno to mak
a vaiunuu nir me winaows, a shun
time, there are thousands of homes
never quite free from It. Tho time to
deal with clutter If before It accumu
lates. For Instance, there Is the butcher's
bill. It must he checked up with tho bluo delft bowl and a yellow om
individual si ds Deiore it can ue pain, uom oi which nro meant to lmi.i -..
Wo want to keen It in sight, where wo or artificial flowers: a glowinir silt- .
.will be reminded of It when wo have mako lamp shades nnd bright rem
time, nnd so, there it is In plain nant to mako pillows. The bow
slgni or tne taoie. wny noi a piacc -an oasn in me sunFiune ,n ,ne da
for all such important matter? A tlmo and they can glow lr tho clrc
drawer In the desk which must be of tho warm lamplight at nlcht.
gnno tnrougn eacn nignt ior an iiems uneer (iocs noi cost a great deal dl
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Mia I-lTVIVn Ttttlt ti Il.rrttI, -.... ....-.. - ..! A ll.. If4 .f li el.'iMPll in (lilt! UL Hir "
. iu iiitiitJ-3 iiiu ijijiiivt a vit-4ijtv jiiii'iiuiu . .. . j.i ii.. kn ii-nn v-nnr nnta ;ii tin ii'il ul iiic --i- - .
a baking sheet and brush with water. a mdthkii. .anu evening umi no ".r'C;".Vl " "1 ."..;... i., i,. Thn wires of tho biioddj
and mix to a dough Willi I5ake for twenty-five minutes in a . .V ""''a takes prldo in printing this are worn "'u" ;."" n din Tn broad, drooping frame are all bound, tew.
n i (ii. - iioiiii ir rarnnfi Tiai mip rninmn nnu in in hiiu fill titKiw ihh -- -.-- i. ji.. .. iM,i nrin-a r il iiiul
one-liau cuptuis oi mniw or , l10f oven. Season the finnlv rhnnneH 1 1 (i-, ..,n nf .inino- u w mnn,.i,. .iiu( ,. n restaurant In tho evening, with satin nnu fo is mt '"'-" "' . T ,
- - .. . - -ir- mv ,.,!....., ... w...o .. .n ,..n.tlu "ixui.v i,u- - , .. . . t ifiiMni nir i no rrou it .
and water. .Now ior the tricK mcat with onon fcalt am, good I eannoj . tel 1 you how B, la I am. then, by all means choose aha or tune nc "r.m. ;- ft ,U(1 band like.. 8
...in. ""-".',.,-;:i .,- " ior 11 ai is iiiu inii-i' - .--,.- -. :...-, .. .t.j .I(V, rolnrrd s ks In a DOUBIU
Li I ni i i i I iilit wii.ii i encu IP I ins liiiiiiiii.iiiuii. i . .. i . l. A nmnnt a nrt in in miiiiii. itiu n. i ' ! . --.- - - ,
would take the chance and do the 7,0"'" t. .,. , . ,, . , . ou are doing, tiirls do not know the
... 1 1 tt ii1. . . . "iM . vti uuu jink ihuu iu moni; danger or listening to joung men m
very best ho could. Ho proceeded in a pan or bowl and sift to mix. i .;rm ct in sauaies and nlace on I uniforms. I will certainly do all I can
1 !--.. ii. . 1 !-..!. 11 . .44 . r ' In lipolua
to raase up inc aougn mio smau row tuu in tlirce tauicspoomuis oi
round cakes and then baked them j shortening
off m a moderate c'cn, and then it i one and
occurred to him that if ho glazed rnilk
tnem xnis wouiu improve xnem. that will give you biscuits like tne nn.i ,..i1(, rr.iv
Therefore lie glazed them and re- ones you purchase in the stores. cream slluce and garnish with finely
..uw.v.u uiii . mo mm i.K ui, v... xvneuu mis uuuu in uiu luiAiuji rai chopped parsley and serve.
About this time the master baker re- just liko you would bread for five 'p hi? dish will take the place of
turned to the shop and after look- minutes. Do not add any more flour. mcat
ing for the dough and not finding it Then turn on a prepared molding Shortcake
he flew into a wild rage and stormed board and pat with the hand or roll- I . ,,,.,, . i--i f ci.
around the shop. Finally he picked Jns pin three-quarters of an inJa$?r
up one of the little cakes to taste thick. Cut and then place on the up- S'J'" n"'S
it and then he smiled with delight, turned s do of a baking pan nnd I , ., , . ,. . , '. . ,
r- u i .. t, i i ! ii,-. ." ... , , .!, . i i t and then rolled one-half inch thick
for the boy had obtained the very brush with mi k or water and bake. , ... . ,, . .,,.
icsult that ho had vainly tried to : for eighteen minutes in o moderate!-,, .i...,,.. c', V .. , ... J
Tlicse three hats arc lovely ones of lulle the last cry in millinery for
the ccning and the elaborate afternoon. They arc described in todays
' that require Immediate attention? Then
It would bo possible to put away the
butcher s bill, without another thought
In tho morning, with jhe knowledge
fashion talk.
Tun transparent hat Is most especially
In ogue.
Of course nobodv wos"ld go marketing
in a transparent bit of mllllnerj-. Thcso
charming hats, fragile and dainty, must
be lived up to. They cannot be pulled
In the sketch three of the most charm
ing tullo hats I could, And nro shown
for jour benefit The ono in tho center
Is especially designed for eenlng wear.
It Is made all of tulle, with two bands
and n bow of sllcr ribbon as the only
decoration. It 1b a mero bit ot gossamer.
money. Sometimes It only means gi
ing soraia-iooKing woomvor n counlr
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UL uuilia ui twuiu U.UIJL U..U men .,.,,
of good white enamel, and after tha
that It would automatically como to . putting up tho crctonro alance otviMi!;,i'll
eacn winnow. lAI.IKKli
M.-..cf.r .?.oc7..!..0' '. ,n.h Mm.Vh.Wi,
down over a careless coiffure, like the'ng fraKue nnj HCly ns a cobweb.
elvct toques of last J'ear that coxcred all
defects beneath and yet gao a Bmart
sllhouotto to tho head.
At tho right is a hat made with folds
of tulle, plcoted at the upper ruse, ua
the d st nnu sh nc motn. ineiu
Is a
Xo, for tho transparent rat the coir- narrow satin ribbon nrounu inu imin
furo mutt bo perfect, and tho frock 1 with a bow in front nnd a satin racing
with which It is worn must bo as dainty under the brim glvc3 this hat enough sta-
as tho hat. ! blllty to make It suitaDie iui '"' '"'
your attention In tho evening.
y t Tit" "IT t-w niiAFiil Vitnw nn1 AtATsi. I . .nAi 111 1 1 I fa i 1 n a .! i .1
l LnK- U1 ucvijuuub ttiiu vsmj- imiucj, wmi. w iurcil, (Here If IMM I'll 1
J thine in its place." is an old trit no setting a price on it. Cheep brinrj i H ki.ks
Rnvlnrr. and there isn't a much better ho heart where tho nome is! 1 DiH P
Adventures With a Purse
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produce. Tho boy had molded up 1 0ven. This amount will give you ., . ., '... ' , ..,, .
the dough into small round cakes and thirty 2i-inch biscuits. ",e "l"ui" , ""v ,"""K '"
i,i. i ;t, .: ,u;c:i. ... the new America, felt that the use
, baked them twice biscuit first to XoteTo prepnro a molding nf mllPi, hni ,.,'., tnn psnpn.
cool: the dough and second to glaze b j cover the molding hoard with ' sn. .i EO i,: thriftv housewife bf ''""'" wllh 1,ori ''fuse l'at
,.,..1 a.m. ii ti,. !,: t:n i.:nit .. .... .... .. sue, .inu so nis iiuuiy nousewue, n ci,t i st lnv nere. r eabe. C yn-
iiiiu iiiiiau it. Alius wwa ni.1.11 uifli-inv u'liitfi ntlplnth. In thiq Ual' If H1IIV !...!. ..mi! . i l.i.i ..... .,.., , n. r .M, n u L'. .- ....... ,.....,.,., ?,.
,...... u..w.w,... ... j -- 'vvuo was wining ;um uvea auxmus U,M:1'"11 ",u '. ,w,.,tr... ;,.,.,,. i "" c ;'ou(rw ' ""'' a ' "w"
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Oh, Such a Squabble!
Dear Cjnthia I am a j'oung man.
18 jcars of age, and hao met n girl
two jeara j'ounger, and am deeply in
loo with her. As we are winking in
tho fcanie f.ictor.v I got In touch with
her and wu began to bo great friends
I received a postal fiom her for a Mcrrj
Christmas nnd a. Happy New Year. I
didn't tell her that I ncelxed It. I.ant
wet It I told her that I rrceled a postal
from her She told me to let her s'e It,
and w hen I did show her tho postal sbn
sent me, sho took It away from me and
I was mad I told her ' if I was another
bo I would tear up tho postal and
throw It In our fae." And since then
wo rmen't snoki-n lu tacli other. Please.
4 f'ynthl.i. tell m was I right to sav
that to iili l'lease tell mi- now l can
. . .u .. 1,a vnnmAnt Atlri
millinery worm "' '"-"'"" .""-j- ,.,rnnl rlpsltrn.
ilm nfiwrnnon for leas nnu receiuiuiio u .. ....... . -
mneitoa fho tullo hat Is also In place. (Copyright toio, by
riercnco ltose)
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
TODAY'S INQUIRIES
J. Wliat wn the wnlt meniiure of Venus
de Mwllfl? , . ..
-.. Wlmt In the waist measure ot Annette
Kellermnnn?
3. Suwi-st n noiel clft for the January
brlile.
4. How did "point hue" ret H name.
n. Mint color nrj njont beeomUiB. as a
rul. lo tlie elderly w'oman?
0. Mlmt will remote sloro poIWi from wash-
it lit A f IlllFlV'?
YESTERDAY'S ANSWERS
In the ir.tnie or "llullft and llnwlet"
hrttrelet Is Kiiiiemleil hy n Pitrlnc from
the rhnmleller nnd the KiiestM In turn
ALTHOUGH the most Impersonal and black-handled mitlng spoon, slitt6T, i
,j , .-I flat turner for flipping the cakn to it.
x. .lie nrnpeai.r nnnrn-rr nnu n uuio iu .... . . ... .. ...
z.z.rr :: 7::: .,: ... :. rv rood un.o.Keu..B,.uc' ?rror ',ultlnB . nui-Mm
uuuni iiirtL j.i. s,-., ...... --' i waning aisn wnen cooiea :o a coldr ''!
v.i aAn .i-i niuA sniiiii(i k:ihi uia I . -..
io mc nnu j, " "-- ,,, .nrown, a pocuuar-iooiung utensil whlcl
interested observer be forced to acknowi- , (s rflnlnrknbiy ke n lamp ck(old.
edge that there was just one respeci on the e,u of a blndt sUc!i flnd h j.su.s M
which good old banta gao ra i d to E,,road llle Brense cenly on th. clilu '
i.t -Si --. 1 hll,. 1,1 ilnnli hPADflU ttlt I . .. . ..... T.
"" .",",,"r:i" aV.i ;. no-1 eriac, and a uttl? square pan for hold mnji
..-ii Kfiirrtit m nnil nrnnftr tier- . lJ
nvil Uiuwsifc f -- . . rnrg. ,.. ..
mow I mustn't sniff. 'TIsn't lady-' , ,V,i,.,
o to mako a long story snort, i lrilil.li'
come of tho remarKably One and homo Ijsc for Lcr)thing .loiim b
dainty handkerchlefn ahout wnicn i old liosc-supporter honks make thi TimikV I
want to tell you. They are striped, in best of hangers for laundrj bags, slip HAIIKV .1
white of course, nnd the borders aro per bags, holders, etc Sew one or two .vJWiVti
i i... lJ.inir Voqt surprising n cacU ba- Thp Us ot m ho" cv M! A It '
pale lavendeTS or pinks. Most Eurprising washable material may b, ,V","1Jv.1
ot all Is their price, which Is but twenty , usei) for hoIder, nnd a ilofe.support' KIITL'KM
cents each. hook fastened on one corner for han(1ri
.. ... i ' up bj Modern I'rlscllla. i ,...,
A slender nerson needing nothing In. J i, li0.Vl,.i,,.
.. . . , l.. fl.ilrn I " ..'"-,
tne way oi a corset t tuuimc .. ..o
to certain prescribed lines, has neeithe.
I... n nniH nf ntava of some kind to
Tne pan ot i
hrow throimh It Imllet. w hlch to fasten lur clothes,
e millet mroiiKn
rurty-Hte points
ullcninr tn ih
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man" or union, unf imnri mruiiMi da In t ninK corsexs i jounu tuuaj n-
0."n.,"..?,' !0'",, rurty-n" """""lllttl.'more than athletic girdles, low,
A l.teee of Mark net u.ed n founda- busted nnd short-hipped w Ith Just enough
lion for tne lim in u MMkint inaKc. Dones to noiu mem nrni. i..naui; m "-
Various kinds of biscuits may be ,
Then, too, this little portion of his
tory of the F
of tho true
prcnucc anu ins master, tne oatter.
iiuw, .ui3. immi:iif, it-1, nit; u-u , , .,. ,; rru ,i,i!t;
you that a housewife who can make 1 , , ,. .,. . ,
.... .. , . . . .. , of one-half a cupful of sugar will
delicious light biscuits need never! . .... ru
r... , -:i.. i.-,. . t!i ,,!it give you a bweet biscuit. Citron,
.t-.li iH. ,awt.j, xUi .i "" M currants .chopped nuts and any other
fare. Nor is there any need for her ,: ,. ' .. ".. ...
to think that these biscuits are
troublesome. The ancient habit of
getting out a molding board, roll
ing pin and an enoimous mixing
tner to him, co-operated
down on the amount of
'jpcame the national cake of France b cieaned by just wiping with a to be a n-ti
tnd it has kept its name and fame. d dothi To 5torc slip insitlc a ''
' hAn 4aa Thin HM n nnvrmn Af hit. I ... a .f J ---"rj-" --
-,ln , rinnCVo '11 worn Plllow case Mvt 10T V"s puT shortening and still turning out a
If fP r nA n f0SC' This iIcl0th C0VCr!np m rich, palatablifcake. This i, how she
At lFl:Pmt thc d0Uhs from StickinB' .es it: Place
mi excellent tlme-tatcr nnd clres
lirm darn,
3. A ifNyf of rut raw jota(o will remove a
mud fcrxit from Mark silk of firm wfiitr,
ItriMi the tmtt Mell tlrt. Thc iotiito
Ienes it tliln film of utarrh, nnd (hit
inn bo brushed off when tt drten.
4 Tno large mlrrorn lianslne on opposlto
yniiH or a Ninnu room win mane u
I dried fruit may be used.
bow, together with heavy sheet
iron pan, would indeed make this
drudgery. Thus many households
ing ponder
in n luvwl iirul sift flirnn timps. TCnw
The biscuits may be washed with j rub in six tablespoonfuls of short
water, egg nnd milk or plain milk ' .. an(t tnen add scvcn tablesnoon-
t . . . . . ..
belorn putting in tno oven. Also, t , f Water and work to a smooth.
they may be dusted with granulated Qla-iC (oUKlli Turn on a prepared
suSar- ! pastry board and mold into shape
Another aiit;ty of biscuit that to tit the pie tin with the hands.
aro denied the pnwlege of having helps to vary tho monotony is the Wash the top of the dough with
dainty, piping-hot biscuits because moat biscuit. Small amounts of mill: and pt inkle with sugar and
of thc work entailed to prepaie them, meat left over may be minced fine cinnamon and bake in u moderate
Making Iiiscuits all(l added to thc dough in the fol- 0vcn for twenty-live minutes. Re-
Xow, I want you to try my method (lowing manner: Place two cupfuls move, cool and cut into wedge bec-
of making biscuits. Sift the flour ' flm' in n h1 aml ad(1 tions like pie and serve with cheese
and measure by lifting with a spoon One ieaspoonful of salt, or fruits.
No: It M.ibn't rlKht to pay :i thine
llko th.it to n Klrl. Most likely tti
jouns" lady Mas only teating 50u when
she took iuuiv tho card and Mould bite
Blttn It back to jou If ton hadn't
betn so cross about It. 'W'rlto her a
little note nnd say you are sorrv ion
f a4.1 pa lrt . .1t tvl.p riiima I Ua sf 91 ritrl
riro cupfuls of float, . that 3011 promise not to do It acaln
,1.7 ;. i,...,f..i t ,.; " she will bo friends with ou May
One-half itaspoonful of salt, , a R00(l frkll(1 tll that bo, flf ou nro
7'it'o leiel tablespoonfuh of sugar, I ton voune to lie th'nking of loo-
ill'O leiTt IllUirBiOOKKIS 11 VUK- , rrl,,. . ,,. r-,...!..,
lieni- Cynthl.i Will you kindly publish
thii In our column, some tlmo soon.'
"Conceited Ted" answers "Dimpled
ninnd "
Hear Ilnems You, Dimpled lilond,
must be an).lnus for a Kcrap nnd I'll ad
mit j 011 rertalnly do know how to so
about Eettlnc Into one. You i-av ourc
wllliiiE and ready (moMly wllllns) to
bat a "mortal combat" with nnv oune
serted In the Bides at tho top. and ocr
the hips. The price of this comfortable
corset is $1.00.
Mrs. Wilson Answers Housewives' Questions 1
Would Adopt Catholic Girl
i-'Altnwrtt Wnniflil's I'flOC
"'"4 ' - .:," , - , . ., UfAiiBii moiii or a Hinnu room win maki
Per Madam Kind y adylw M nhAn" ,wk "wat lircer.
K!W .iVh a rlaee. Mm. n. N. 6. A Mjfttf,
Catholic Klrls aia frequently ulaced
in cood homes from orphan nsylums , In ,
thla cltv this Is done through tho Catholic lm u applt? She would not like lo place
Children's Bureau, temporarily located them In a hoin. Her husband was a cut-
now at J '.'","; ee'; 1700 Summer . Wo y1,1' be ,cry Klad and hiinUfuI tor , tho square tablo of mahogany finish and
Bt.X??. ;?--, tK, thI1 , ti-to ! s W'ZXZ
,., ,rip,i to locate vou thioughi"11?"" i "'r immeiiiato wnntH now nnd " ii'- - !'"- -w-llH.ve
ineu io iolib '"",.,.'".';" find the sort nf nnsltlnn thnt .ll , i.t nto cents.
You will, I am sure, bo quite us en
thusiastic ns I was oier tho new pan
to cake sets. They consist of rour pieces, a
I loie to spend an oienlng at the home
of a woman who Is a true home locr,
and who appreciates the value of all the
Tl.lt. .vt.-.i ulia ,r,nt.t ,! alnnr ttltlt.
li'S out but which do so much toward
oft ana de eloping that cheery homey atmosphere
that Is so delightful. I tftougnt ot ner
today when 1 saw tho linen colored
cocrs for card tables. Most I hale
seen must bo cmbrolderea, wnioi is a
nuisance If ono is ery, ery busy, but
theBe come quite ready to be clipped on
at.
ci
VoS Tm'; "oVrv for your ' troub e for her. I liae Spoken of thi" cVse and
am. wdJR tHjeak fo? you if ,ou e. Miout the bab.es nvery-
tuiiiit it .w-. " "--- mr ner rosier. You were erJ kind
ImniiRration Ollicc
to the Editor of -Woman's l'aoc. ' Teclinician lill in ll.,nn,l i
Tir .iim-Please nn.wer fullnwlnn. ' "aiis -till in UemanU
mHi who being good-looking, claims that ' miction Durlnc which hnurs on wcekilajs. o u.c i.,toro Ilomairs Pane: I
i orui'lt is not a nart of 1 Is make-un. . .nt.lullnK J?uturila. is un1 immiBmion ouic, ,.,. Mn.i... t
Tnat"',; Xcm. P"Mliel,aI "he "ho-JA1"1 S'r"'- "'Kr ""TH to5 LWetoVrlle.Sjr
oung nffllreU,.J. saThat - , ,?, ,, f . , ,h .HTg";, i'.JJSJ
Web llluld I in no Apollo: In fact. Third street is open from I' In the mom- toolc a technician's courss I went to con-
"' "I"!'": . '"I lit! l'iiw , ill n. .,t , on tlln nfl.fnnnn nnpli Flllerable plpima to rin Ih n nnd wn .,vnm.
ini jum tne oimnarj loouing type, um "" "' Saturday when the office "", ,r";lilnn i.v tho' tSoVernmerit: but on
I dn loio to argue. daj ccept saiurua,, wnen uie oi ito B.rount ; t,a v.ar mdinir tl position did
V,.,v l.llinA Illmnlo,! Tllnml. tilivvnll e OSes at 12 O'clock. 1 ho blanks thnt not mnterlnllz T nl ttirl;Pl..i r." K,'..
For tho names of shops whero ar
ticles mentioned In "Adentures
With a Purse" can ho purchased,
nddress IMItor of Woman's Page,
I:t.nino Public I.EDOEn. or Phono
the AVoman'a Department, Walnut
3000.
COCOA
"ALL FOOD, HO WASTE"
FROZEN
PUDDING
A wonderful dessert that
has a real food value. It's
particularly nice for the kid
dies, but the grown-ups will
enjoy it quite as well. How
to make it among
Wilburs
Conservation
Recipes
ns well ns
numerous other
dainty, delicious
nnd economical
desserts. Your
ropj's wnltlnr.
It's fre.
Stni tor tt today
H. O. WILBUR A SONS, tne.
PMUMpH
lcCR
fan ilml nothlnu to do. Can sou tell me
how to cet a position m somn hovpltal so as
My dear Mrs. Wilson Will you
kindly publish a recipe for chicken
potpie and alo how to make the
pie crust'.' Thanking you in d
ancc, Mr-. II.
Chicken l'otpie
I'ropaic the chicken as Tor fricas
see and then, when tender, lift to
a baking dish and add potatoes that
have been cut in half and cooked
then, when pressed dry, it will r.ieas- and other factors that aro tho con-
ure two cupfuls. Hub through tt trolling power ueninu tne wceKiy
sieio into a bowl and add:
Tu i cupfuls of ri'ill
) oil: of one cu'j.
One whole eijij,
Una leiel leaspoviiftd of nutmeg.
Three-quarters aipful of suyar.
iicat to thoroughly mix, using a
food budget, I would not caie to
make any definite estimate.
i. wiuum'u jsn'iiw. i.ij j uu v .wjv.i - i .; . .
think rtiiy good-looking fellow mUHt bo must be niled out ror tno passirans are
t. " . i n i . l I t U l.i.. ....! -,n 4 tine A Au Vi i a t a K' n InTlf?
coneeiien. in mo nrsi piace n itn i i is iimtm ""t "'";. ."-","' ,-;".,:. -;r"- to not loss th bn.nt ,.f m ;.i-i-"" m
fault that bis features happen to po , time, ao noi wan uuui mm m mo timi-, - wonifiPD i
noon io to. . Although tho Goernment no longer
T Mr, W It i requires an Increasing number of tech-
io .urs. . ii. nlclanb, laboratories in civilian bos-
Tiinnk you irry iiiucu ior iuc.ivmi mr puais. cic , are always on the lookout
UK
rnnsldered nil n It's the fault of hav
ing a handsome parent or, perhaps, two
such partnts or. perhaps, heaven ut-t
ira them to bin. without his parents
:...-. .... ..... .. .....
lieing iianahonie. uitiier way ilm nu 4 fQr
.. ..1.1 l.il.. nf ..Ii.IiI,.-IaII- .. ,,, fn , . . .. , . . .... ...
r;a7n. on hi, n.trt that bis even ban. '" '"' '"? " " 1)"'",.,i"i'J'i." Z,'," :"' l"""- ." la.Jul a mailer or look
-'-"'" r: . . r "" z., r'; una fo nrneiy HUiMJurtiiiK iier ucu-iiu- inc nrounfi n. net 1a until vi
toeth aro whlta and straight, .'o wny .. ., . .. Drato too. Th
crit n
position, bo you must not be discouraged.
no ursi siep jou couiu tn'.te would bo
pui a mtie advertisement In the
until tender. Add one medium-sized Dover egg-beater, and then pour into
onion for each serving. Season and custard cups or a baking clie-h and
thicken the gravy slightly and then bet in a baking pan and add ono
pour over the chicken in a casserole quart of water, iiake for forty-five
dish. Cover with a plain pastty
crust.
Crust for Chicken l'olpie
One cupful of flour.
One-half Icaspooniul of sal1,
One teaspoonful of baking po ver.
Sift to mix and then rub in three
tablespoonfuls of shortening. Mix
to a dough with four or five table
spoon fuh of cold water. Koll out
one-quarter inch thick nnd cut sev
eral gashes in tho center of the
crust to allow the steam to escape.
Cover the top of tho casserole with
thc dough, turning under tho dish all
the uneven corners. Wash with
minutes in a moderate oven. PlaC'
ing thc water in tho baking pan pre
vents the pudding from baking too
quickly.
My dear Mrs. Wilson I see in
tho papers you want the house
wives to write you. 1 am not n
housewife, but am taking the
liberty to wnte. What I would
like to know is what you think is
a fait allowance for three people,
two adults and one child coven
vears of acre'.' My salary is S2i
. ... - i. on . it. .I i 'w"
per wcck, rrni, ;.i pur niuui.ii sum i,m ,,,,i,.
chabu and deal with tho cut-rate
My near Mrs. Wilson I'pthaps
you will not care to have one ot
the opposite sex coming to jou
for infoimution stiictly in the
piovincc of the home mntket. I
am not familiar with your lules.
so will come anyway, ieeling suie
that ou will put me right. I need
thi.-, information; maybe some
others need it, too. I hao at
tempted several times to make the
genuini" Pennsylvania countiy
scrapple, but it is never tight as
father used to mako it. I "p
little for tho btoro variety. Will
jou not help mo in this matter
und greatly oblige H. C. M.7
II. I. M. Take a head of pig, re-
moe the eyes, tongue and brains
and cleanse well. Add the heart and
lean trimming from pork and placr,
I in a largo kettle and cover with cold
! water and cook slowly until the
meat is tender and will leave the
Remove the fat
bristle and bones and then chop tin
ennpeitcd in regard to tho same? iiurico i-riuay. uue iu mi- uitru luiu c.iu. journal or tno American Med cat Asso-
conceiicu in rcnaru to tim oainc. . ,.ri, ,, nf i, a ,. fe tho last clnis ol I . i ,Hm, i. i.,...i., ... ,...i. .7... ..,,..
..uisid thV'nueM.'.u. sl iv on tor her aged hu"sband weie mide comfortable though th,"" help warned" co nm oi
irgument and member Dhnplel Blond ?nd .lc ,musl '.T, a sweet nsolatlon for that publication I discussed jour pre.,
1, i S t S o7l her to know things were this way. The ,ncament with those familiar with the
frlendsh li biiwieii us'n" ceases so if money jou stilt. Mrs U II inched , work of technicians and they stronglj
iritiiueiwi' I'ttnttii uii t.ia..o u ii . ,, d before her husband was v,nm..,n.i..a iv,i v .. ni n.i 7... I
, , . f.Bir,, in mil, iiiiiir.iiii I ill nil iiih -. . . '. . . . ,..u.u ,.1.0, .vw .. ... 1111,, iiiu
PARIS
PALM BliACH
(ga$6s
bio
in In
he n
Vicln
for
6of '
1 Ih
7.wlii
amiable part at th- lop of lour argu
men
1 om i:iti:d tiid.
glore.. J.S. U. meat nue. airuin nnu men uon tne
.1. S. D. This would, indeed, be a liquid inpidly for twenty minutes to
water nnd bake for forty-five min- difficult moblcm for mo to answer, leduco it; then add the picpaicd
tttes in a hot oven. Canots, celery fl3 no two persons outsido of those meat. Now thicken with two and
and peas may be added to the pie , actually in the homo can know and , one-half cupfuls of coinmcal and one
if desired.
My dear Mrs. Wilson Would
it be asking too much of you to
send me some good fudge recipes'.'
Thanking you in advance, I am,
U1SS V. tt. .3.
figure on individual taste. Then, cuptui oi uucku neat nour. use mis
I again, you may bo a man who is amount to every two quarts of
'doinc haid labor or out-of-door liquid. Add thc meal slowly nnd
work, or poihaps you hae an office ' stir constantly to prevent lumping.
position. No matter winch position ncaton, mmiiijf
you occupy, your food requirements
Miss D. R. S. bee candy tecipes , wou(l cej to b0 bufilcient for your
for Clulstmas week and also those , bodily up-kecp,' and not knowing this
on Uecember z-i, l'Jia.
My dear Mis. Wilson Will you
please publish in tho Evening
Public Ledceii how to make a
biead pudding and what causes it
to fall when you take it out of
thc ovon? Mrs. C. M. T.
Try This Recipe for Bread Pudding
"Sirs. C. M. T. Soak sufficient
bread in hot water to boft-n and'U-
Ask Mrs. Wilson
If you havo any cookery prob
lems brluff them to Mrs. Wilson.
She will bo clad to answer you
through theso columns. Address
questions to Mrs. M. A. Wilson,
nvEXixa Pubmc Lccacn, Philadel
phia.
One ami one-half ieanpoonf uls o;
salt, .
One teaspoonful of pepp'r,
One-half teaipaonful of poultry
scasonixitt i
to evcy quart of liquid. Set in a
place where it will cook very .lowly
for one hour, keeping in mind the ,
fact that it will scorch very easily, j
Then rinse the pans with cold water
and pour in tho scrapple. Set to
cool. In cold weather this will keep
for two weeks.
PlIF-Ll
y TV 11 i
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burled and tins inon ng we receieu a journal in any large library. It is pub-1
nrnci ft .ii.inD .u .., ., u ....... ,,... j iiaileu ln cnicagoni duo litnrnorn street
! who hate to generously helped her Tf , pn , ,,, ,,. fr ..,, I
-.,, ., ,.. , and Nurses, on Twentj'-second street be-
ill lie Directed tween Market and Chestnut streets, and
I To the Fditorof -Woman's ragt: I ask for tho librarian. I am told jou
Dar Madam As I know iou are alwais "' i" 'o f" " 1171'iui uuurmauon.
I kind and ttllllrc to help. I am toralnu analn HiAe jou thought of thc big commercial
tor tour ant ice jiio past rpiuemio icit urns lanoraioriesr b'ena me a heir-addressed
SKSwWh0i h1.". ar''brv .i'o'HSJ. S SaSi "tm""1 n?l? "?. l C?" 3TOU Of
1 ono was born Mn.-o her husband died. At one. "r ' mese. just Keep on
I the present umn snu is muKin? ner nomo iiiiib iiiiu ttu, auto juu iviu Kei n
with me, but , Is looklns for work wheto sho position, Moro and inoro hospitals
ould brlmt both her children and jet et throughout the country nro calling for
somn wjk'S lesblss so slio will b able to i,i,nratorv workers It is lust n. m-ntnt.
, loths herself nnd tha children Do ou laugraiory wuriters. 11 is jusi a matter
know of Homethlns llko that and where she of finding them.
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