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Dinner Without Waste Small-Family Recipes ,
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DISTINCTIVE MONOGRAMS FOR LINENS
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'"IZEEP.ING house for just a couple
M-is sometime.1 a difficult problem
to the young housekeeper, if she
wishes to eliminate waste and pre
vent monotony on the bill of fare.
The right kind of marketing will
help solve this difficulty, however.
One ttilile.tpnovful of inotnisrs. I
Mix well and then lay two strips
of bacon on top, and then bake for
one-half hour. The balance of the
bonus may lie used for chili con
carne, bean loaf or bean cutlets,
- Chili Con Carne
l'urch.iM' one pound of meat from
either the neck or shin and have the
.:Do not purchase large amounts of butcher cut it into inch pieces, then
"' '. food that will have to be reheated mil in Minn- and brown quickly in
J, or used as leftovers. When the, hot fat. Then add thiee cupfuls of
'"''family is small it takes very little boiling water and cook until tender.
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extra time to make many little
delicacies that will help provide an
abundant table without waste.
When using canned pioduct? tli-
vide the contents into two poitions
and place one portion in a bowl or
fruit jar, and set it in the icebox.
In this way it will not be necessary
to serve the same food at two con
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eecutive meals. ' ,,
From one N,o. 2 can of tomatoes
you may serve eithei stewed toma
toes, tomato soup, cieole sauce, .-cal-loped
tomatoes, with macaroni or in
Vegetable soup. Peas may be reived
ffu naturelle, in purees and in gieen'
pea cutlets or mashed and made
into cakes and browned in butter. '
They may be used as creamed peas,,
as pease pudding and as a garnish
for stews or chops and in chowders.
From a can of corn there may be
served puiee of corn, coin chowder.
"corn fritter, corn omelet, corn pud
ding, scalloped corn, coin cutlets and
creamed corn. String beans may be
xj served as a garnish in stews with
' chops and steaks, in chowder and
!i vegetable soup or with cream sauce
j? Jn salads. A can of beets will serve
J" as buttered hot beets, cold spiced
'MJ beets, beets cut for garnishes, beets
Hi for salads, or the centers may be ,
ZT. scooped out and then the beets may
H v be filled with ci earned chicken or
!&", emince of meat and covered with ,
$f 'H?6 fine bread crumbs and grated cheese.
Ri aft 17nl'n in h rf nvon fnt fiftoon min-
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utes and serve with hollandaise
5yv sauce. Or they may be served with
a boiled New England dinner.
Rlit-imn mnv lo sprvpil with mnv-
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!!5. ftnnnise on salad, au cratin. creamed
l$H shrimp on toast or as shrimp and
Xow divide into two paits and to
one part add
One-hull run nf huh d In mix.
On nninn. nil linr.
(hii-lmlf jrei'ii pepper, chopped
tine,
Ihn'-hiill ti nspoaiil ill nf chile pmc
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One-iptmler triispnniiful nf mils-
3., jr-
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j',i rice
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chili or as shrimp curry. A
of salmon will make salmon
salad, salmon croquettes, salmon
One tHISpOOIlflll llf fllll.
( hi'-lmlf Ironmuni nl ol mpriha.
Cook for fifteen minutes and then
.-ue in a bolder of mashed jiota
toes. .Meal I'ie
To the balance jof the meat add
Two nit diiim-cizetl iitiltiliirK, nil in (
qiturh i ., i
Tun nuimi", '
One-hnlf tfit'ii i c, rlioiinl
tint, !
One-imii Irr teniinniifiil nf lliyinf,'
Our fffxiiKiifi' nf suit,
Onr-lifilf leiixiinnnftil nl iiiiri:
Cook until the vegetables are ten
der and then lift into a casserole
dKh and cover with inch-wide strips ,
of pa.-try and bake in a moderate
oven for twenty minutes.
Plan to bake a pie and a cake
while the meat pic is cooking. If
you do not caie. to use small pie
and cake tins for the pies and cakes,
I will tell you how to make a pie U"
cake for two.
Line the usual pie plate with plain
pastry and then piepaie sufficient'
filling to fill just one-half of the pie,
Xow fold over the crust and then
the filling will make the pie occupy
just one-half of the tin. You may
make in this way two different
kinds of pie on the one plate, plac
ing a greased paper between them.
FQRSTVW
ON THE HUNT FOR A MAN
WHO REFUSES TO TALK
About Himself h Them Such a Person or Must Woman's Code
Always Be Love and Listen? A Discussion of the
Problem With a Reader
AYOt'NG woman who feels a bit
disillusioned writes to know If she
is llic only one of her kind roIiib
through certain experiences. Briefly,
til In fa flin fncA TM.Io nat.tlr.illn,- ntfl
JtvIio signs herself Hesitant, Is enl
The iiewe-l thin): in niuikiiit limn' i- tn lnlc
lif iiionnzraiii mi vniir ,luiiuier worked on our linen, ton. Until
nf the embroidered iiinnngiaiiK flinun ill the picture w.Te drauii from nionnpraiiH ortguinlh marking diMine
lie rtalinnerv. One i in rrripl mid llitnlher ill block letters. The alphabet given above is in block letters
which can be cninliiiied to make ery arlitic iimuogr4in'. Tlirpe -ample ones are gicn. Arranged ill a
circle three letter freipienll) lit into .nlie another just as lliej are, lint Minicliiues it U neceJay to elnugalr
the i-eiiler initial or t.lwrlen a -ide of one nf the outside letter. The letters can al'o be combined in the
popular diamond hape h tbi nirtliod of elongating the middle letter and rhorlriii'ng the ride ones, using the
angular liue in-lead of the ciire. Interesting squares can be formed from the letters given above, too
.Kaeed to a young man, and she Is be
ginning to mid out tHat He lias iouuh.
The principal falling that has come
slowly but surely out of the mist of
loe Is egotism. The young man It
seems Is a good bit wrapped up In
the things that concern himself, and
likes to talk about them at length,
without giving much time to the
things that concern the girl. The
question from the reader Is. Can one
love and at the same moment be per
fectly aware of another's fallings?
Let me say frankly, yes. Hesitant.
In spite of the quotation that says,
"Love Is blind and lovers cannot see
the petty follies that their loves com
mit," most girls of normal Intelligence
recognize quite clearly the fallings of
their Jioung men before they marry
them. And let me tell yon this, you
aie going to hunt a long, long way be
fore you find the young man who Is
not mni e or less highly Interested In
himself.
At heart wp are all egotists, think
ing nlioitt the thlngsT that happen In
our lives and wanting to talk about
them. Kgo. you know. Is the Latin
wold for "I," and most of us who are
honest own up that "myself" Is always
more interesting than "yourself." I
say we are all egotists after a fashion,
but men outshine us In this respect.
1 as does ihe sun the moon. There Is
I no getting away fiom the fact. Kx
' amine the average conversation of a
man and woman, and see where it
eventually settles. Around the hopes
'and fears and Interests and affairs of
the meie man.
This Is Just something women have
learned to accept, or; In fact, a great
I many of them never have to learn.
'it Is Just born In them to lUten, and on
OLD PARLOR SUITS
MADE EQUAL TO NEW
Re-conitmctcd
the whole most of them aro content to
do so.
The nicest men .aro self-centered
without realizing It, and when y,ls s
the case, Hesitant, we lovo them for
their human falling. A man who Is
kind,, thoughtful nnd considerate, but
who docs forget to talk about the
affairs of the girl whom he loves, Is
like a youngster who Is all wrapped up
In some particular scheme of his own.
lie wants to tell some one. And the
trouble is, Hesitant, we women are
such good listeners!.
If you love tho man, little friend,
don't give him up because ho talks
about himself. lie a sport as It wero.
Come Join that great army of wives,
mothers and sweethearts, who have
cheerfully accepted the riltes of the
gfme. They are T.OVK AND
LIHTK.V. If yoji don't some other
woman will I
Fashion's Whims
Full-length 8ult Jackethave their full
ness gathered on rounded or shoulder
yokes,
There aie buttons, buttons everywhere
assuming all duties of ornamentation.
Colored handkerchiefs were never
more popular than they are at the mo
ment. Not satisfied with borders, strings
and cross barrings bf every Imaginable
hue, many ot the iiandKerchlers are or
Plain
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narrow white hem.
order or
liaised Bead Flowers
liaised head flowers are the decorative
feature nf one of the smartest of the
new beaded haes. The design Is marked
out In beads of different color from that
if the background. 1
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Please Tell Me What to Do
Hv CYSrillA
"Ju-t Seventeen"
If von will telephone I'vnlliia on
Thursdav beiwnen noun and one o'clock
prihii she ma he able in help oi.
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tH-loaf. creamed salmon and salmon i "- suiucieni pastry ai one nme
Su3 ir.. .. . . . . , . .-. T. ai fi.. f In ua iit frtiii ll'l t'L'
'u."-liatties and deviled salmon cutlets, i " " "" ' "' .-
?K--n nt- v, r,. cu ctoul.-i! Wran it in wax paper and place in
chops and small sirloin masts with j the ice box.
fish, egg and cheese dishes, together C'aK' for Two Sponge Cake
With nuts, dried and fresh fruits and yM. . mi(,
succulent green vegetables, will fwfl tllhle fllh f
afford a pleasant variety for the (ir
TAHttiB study will easily convince C'enm until light and lemon-col-you
that with careful planning and ' ' !1"1' the 1'1
conservative purchasing, catering Thrrr tablespoon titl nf cold
tor two is but little more difficult "titer,
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or more expensive than wnen pro-, 1 iree-uminrr.i riii;i n, num.
Cure fnr Itanilv M.eg
Hear i'vnlliia- Is Inn iniieli running.
JiiiniiiiiK a"nd iilhletli' woil; the eaue of
sllghtlv baiui.v legs'.' Will ou please
give me snine advlee u help m- In
this tumble of siiaiKhtenliig my legs.
1 lead vnnr paper dally anil rind so
lunch gnnil InlnrinHtloii In II that I
hope vnn'll alii me m inv Kieni ill-tiess.
Ii maUe me feel so nrtUMiid ami hIi.
as I am a viiiiiik gnl Jut tboiil enter
ing the best ime I am live feet five
nnd weliib ISn pniinii. Please mve
inn- Mime iif vein nomlei fill help.
'i.ll!iiV OK SIXTKKX.
. ipilte eiuier't lo ask If on may ac
toinpaiiv lier lo her home.
Hut a gill should not depend mi a
, chance acquaintance taking her home:
1 she should make her arrangements be-
fme going In a dance or pait to have
lier father or hiother call for her or
to go home with another girl
He Hnrriiweil Slnuev .From Her
I Dear Cynthia Am a dail reader of
our worthy column. Am therefore
j coming for advice In regard to some
tumble of mine.
I am a vounr girl seventeen years
old nnd have been acquainted
young man or nineteen
to the money. Therefore please advise
me and help rue nut.
HHAirrrmonMX'.
l'ld you ask any receipt for the
money when jon loaned If I fear It
you cannot prow on paper lhat he bnr
rnwed this mone.v .vou will not be able
to force him to pay .vou.
Vou should put the matter Into your
father's hands and tell him to ak
the )oting man lo icturn the money to
.vou.
In future always remember lhat
whether nu Intend to marry the man
or not, any man who would consider
money borrowed from his Dancec as
much his as heis, had better he de
spatched at once, for his sense of the
fitness of things Is, decidedly blunted,
to say nothing else.
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rarry r large Pwcied ftotk or Up-
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priced.
Uoods seltlnsr at wholeaaTi
AMERICAN UPHOLSTERY CO.
Clldent nnd I.arpst Hons of Us kind
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I HLAYLOCK SPECIALIZATION m, 1
Featured in Philadelphia and NlLJs I v '
E vicinity by the Blaylock Store l(rU1
exclusively. 'Fashioned of home- ) '...,1'
S spun tweed in the 1919 heather ' I j i 1
IS shades,and all the plain smart T , LIJ i
l iinu LHUII.C uiiui.1 Ul llic new .-v:l- 0 J lt
Sl -SOn' I fl lfS3l
M 2H.50 to 38.50 1 jj M j
v '"' vew Row' Jt'it 'i I f l
1 Ss. Department, where in- ysSv '"'
Ns. tlividuality prevails, ear- lk(!y !s
nSv riex nil sizes and styles. IjSy '?&
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Our
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111 severe casi
pei formed I
when Ihey are
biaces tiiav be
c ui. tthnnld lie
such measllle x taken. A'hletk-s would
not bring about suili a coiiuiuoii. ion
weie pmlmlilv allowed to walk loo soon
as a babv If .vou a.e sixteen it should
make little difference, as nlir "kills
should come at least In .vniir shoeiops
at tlmi age. so why woiry.'
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"viding for the usual family.
', A can of baked beans may be
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One and mie-littlf ttnspwmfuls of
UnUiiKj powder,
Fin coring.
Heat thoroughly to mix ami then
cut and fold in the stiffly beaten
whites of egg. Hake in small tube
r,,.n hranrhes of varsleii. dimmed , pan in a moderate oven lor thirty
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i'fi vided into two portions,
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one part
J- . Waced in a small casserole, adding
v j). One-half cupful of water.
6K'.- Otie small onion, chopped jtne
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The Crocheted Sweaters
A Daily Fashion Tall; by Florence, Rose
(Copyrtsht, HUH. by Florence KonO
With
trlend-
hIiIii snon inilckened into love. 1 was
I so much In love with him that 1 gave
up all. my boy and girl friend" for hlni.
as I wasn't Interested In mi body else.
an opeiatioii can be "e sain ne loveu me, nut never sniiweii
IIHII!lllell tile leKS, Mini "
HllRluty lioweii, lion vveu. n went so rar that lie asueu ine
orn A doctor, how'-1 In tnan him some money, vvlilch 1 did,
consulted betoie any little by liitle. until all of my savings
weie gone and without my paients'
knowledge. When I came lo figure It
out. I'.vnthia. .vim would be suiprtsed
at the amount I had loaned him.
lie then asked lo marry me. lo which
I and my parents did not object f
then happened to ask him about the ,
money, to which he replied' that it we ,
expected to uiait.v it was Jusl rs much
his as mine. I then thought it was
and figured out the same.
But all of a sudden he stopped com
ing down, without even calling me up '
or giving any reason whatever. f
i"imf ' waited for about three weeks but still
being I no call or anything. I was netting '
kind' of anxious to find out what the
mailer was, s-o I called up at the place
where he is employed and then I asked
hlni the reasons for all of that. lie
sas lie has changed his mind and
does not Intend lo get man led for a
gnod long while, as his parents my.be1
Is loo voting. And about the money
he says he will call up and let me
know whenever he will get It. '
'I was dumbstiuck when 1 heard that i
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Cheer I'p, M. C.
.M r.. lmw do ynu act when nu meet
the bn.vs are von nalural and can oil
lalk easily lld do vou.' Or Hie vou
siitT and awkward and always saving
peisonal Ihliigf and poking fun.
i..i.. m-ila n ificjl mistake ill
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ton wiltv at Hie expense uiurio, '"'
inteiitloually. of eouise. but Just little
fiiiinv things which make a boy feel
a little foolish. It's a good thing to
leai ii this early In life, bojs and men
alike neither can eland ridicule In even
a small matter, lilrls don't mind hav
ing tun poked at tlieni as much as boys
do Xow, tills may not he the liouble
at all; It inav simply be that bojs are
changeable, as thev all aie (and so
aie girls, for lhat mailer). Ke good
f i lends, with any bov vou do meet and
lie iMieful not lo ltd, one whal another
has said, nor to repeat to a girl what
a liov has said. In that way jou gain
a very good reputation as a iriend to
he trusted. Alvva.vs' be amiable and
pleasant and do not make any outward
effort lo gain friends, but be so inter
ested in what your friends have lo tell
vou and get the boys to talk of them
selves and their doings lhat they'll
want to tome again without doubt.
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Tuxedo at Wedding
Dear Cynthia -I'lease answer these
questions:
Kiist. Is It proper to wear a tuxedo '
at a house wedding'.'
Second., Should a white, black or
white and black trimming bow tie be
worn?
Third. Is It pioper upon meeting a
siiailge girl at a dance to offer myself
as an escort to her home? tlOl'K.
Tuxedo ehould only be worn at men's
dinners or at infounal home dinners.
Whenever a man Is at an affair with
ladle" he wears full ill ess coat.
Hull dress at a wedding lis only
worn when the wedding takes place
after six o'clock -In the evening. Be
fore thai a cutaway n worn. -
A black 'bow tie Is worn with a tux- ,
edo, never a white one. .
If oii have been properly lntioduued
to the girl and you find that she has '
no one to take her home and has made
no arrangements to be called for, it Is
S"liM3fflj3
The removal of a hair growth
from under the armt or the
face can be very easily accom
plished by using this excellent
preparation. Sold by drug
and department stores.
Trice. SI, on. Ramples Kir.
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BUY ANYTHING ANYWHERE
OtirruHlomraurHnotr-onflndtothestoLk
of hii one ilur but may riiridn their pur
rhHFpf hh to nt the very bent ulueu.
Wehalietn Inbiialnp for over '27 yearn
ami invito tlie f loyt pcrultny of our busl
ntRB mMhotj'i hy reiponatble housekeeper a.
MARRI01T BROS, 1118 Chestnut
and was not myself again for a good
long while.
I was thinking about It night and
day at first, being afiald to tell my
parents but finally did, and they did
not say a word about It, because 1
found out later they thought that would
happen.
Xow. dear Cynthia, I hate him Just ns
much as I loved him. And don't care
at all for him any more. Tills all
happened about a month ago and he
has not let me know yet in regard
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These ire two of the new crocheted sweaters.
today laniion talk;
They are described in
JCicidie.
Clothes
iWEATEItS have long since ceased I
; of a
nan's wardrobe, for In the last few
krs the sweater has become a staple
there are placed upon the market
'sMteh year new designs In sweaters, just
4MI there are new designs in dresses or
' J.sWibw Kvery woman has one sweater
vSi' most women have a number in
WvInT acquired the knack of knitting
MygLj learned to' do all sorts of difficult
I B JiapuworK ot wua npri wuuiu veiy
y have died pat, nau it not; neen
'nnit one conceived the brilliant
r'or.'he, crochet sweater, This year
tinff. It wast unnung was year
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! f th'.erocJofL.weaters are vary
'tjuV .bum,, n Jnucp
iltm uu i aavscaeee
. wnws W "t1'
stltcli -were about the size of a dime ; '
the border was made much closer and In '
a set pattern of either a flower or geo
metrical, design. There are also some
of these- sweaters that remind one of i
the old-fashioned crochet dollies- of our
grandmother's day. 'Where collars and I
cuffs are used, these are usually of a
contrasting color of wool. White hi
used, for Instances, for the collar and
cuffs of a black sweater.
At the left of the drawing today la a
sweater the design of which Is tn large j
squares. The border Is In the double ,
stitch. This sweater has sleeves, collar '
and a narrow sash. The neckline la '
square.
The sleeveless- slip-on sweater at the
right has a border around the entire
sweater In a flower design. The belt'
of !thJ. U 'Wide asAVuhort lust lorir
it&WjfaytiH 'Mr a,jp, WiyJ
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Dresses thai combine J
dainty effect and '
smart utility'. '
Hand Embroidered
and Smocked
.4 ne'er cm Ginahatnt
hnporttd Chambrayt
Then the quaint Pins.',
fores of dotted Swisi
and dimity.
Styles Are Legion
Price Fair
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"WloAivwt OJUUm
Specialist
In Children' Smart Dresses
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GOWNS
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WRAPS
Tomorrow's
Special
Dolmans
AND
Wraps
OK SEROK. TIIICO,
SATIN, DUVETVN
AND VELOUIt
These models em
body extreme sim
plicity and perfect
taste so character
istic of Worthington
ideals.
29.50
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TOMORROW
Friday and Sat. Only
We Again Offer This
$5 Crepe de Chine
BLOUSE
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ATHIG and .
- Imiviniliir
model as sketched
Is No. 920-S, In
ciepe de chine;
has three box
nleats down the
fiont. The col
lar la nttflpllPfl til
a novel manner with large pearl
buttons that have self-bound but
touholes. Th blouse comes in
flesh, while, bisque, sunset and
peach. A 8 Talne at riry's S3,
We're been fortunate enough to
obtain limited quantity of tiinr
err
three days. If you were dlsap-'
pointed before, her Is your
rltance and remember it's,
A'Tfmtndou Valut for
Thurt., Fri. and Sat. Only
V
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.CHtttKUT
-urviilst MHO
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What is there about .your
figure that you do not like!
Whatever it is a Redfern
model will correct. More
over the Redfern is a mould
'for your form, which will
take on its beautiful con-'
tour as easily as you breathe.
You will not realize that
you are wearing a corset
excepting for your attractive
figure and its comfortable
support.
Made by '
Tht IVarner Anther
Company, Inc.
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Front Lace
Back Lace
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