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MRS. WILSON TALKS ABOUT SPRING
MARKETS AND WHAT TO BUY THERE
Southern Vegetables Coining in Plentifully Rhubarb and Bermuda Potatoes
Day's Sample Menu and Its Entire Cost Are Given
By MRS. M. A. WILSON
Copyright, 1910, bv Mr&. .V. A, Wilton.
' .l!I rioM reserved.
A TRIP to the markets nfrords real
delight to the housewife. The
southern vegetables' nre cominp; in
moro plentifully. Asparagus has
made, its appearance and in a few
more weeks it will be reasonably ,
priced. Rhubarb is plentiful; and I
one needs to keep in mind the. fact
that rhubarb pie, pudding roll and1
shortcake are delicious and attrac
tive at this season.
The. little nuggets of cinnamon
brown that you sec arc the Ber
muda potatoes; they arc very good
and they need no peeling, just a
little light scraping.
Romaine and endive salads are
still in the stalls. Southern peas
and beans, both the green and wax
variety, are in, while southern toma
toes are plentiful at twenty-live
ppnfe n nnnnil. . a
Fish and oysters are abundant,1
and the wise housewife will give
il, -TomMi. .,n m-ctni. tt-nuf imfnvn
the season ends. You know, oysters the waffle and cover with two te.i
arc off the menu and are taboo after spoonfuls of cream sauce, uaini.n
April 30 until the next September, i with finely chopped parsley.
Shad is plentiful and high in price,
ranging from forty to fifty cents
per pound. If you decide upon shad
bo sure that you have the lish
dealer send along with the fish the
melt, if buck, and the roe, if roe
shad.
The melt is delicious and may be
cooked just like the ioc, either by
broiling or dipping in flour and then
frying in fat. Garnish with strips
of bacon and parsley.
Fresh mackerel, sea bass, perch.
cod, halibut, salmon and flounder
are on the stalls, and afford a wide
selection. Now that many of our
boys are returning home, plan to
have a couple of them in for din
ner. They will enjoy the treat, and
it need not add materially to the
cost of the ordinary meal. You
know we all need an occasional guest
to speed up our culinary depart
ment. A Sample Menu
BREAKFAST
Sliced Oranges
Cereal and Cream
Poached Eggs on Waffles
Hashed Brown Potatoes
Watercress Coffee
DINNER
" Watercress Scallions
Baked Oysters
Yankee Meat Pic
Baked Potatoes Spinach
Tomato Salad
Rhubarb Roll Coffee
SUPPER
Celery Radishes
Welsh Rabbit Toast
Fruit Salad Tea
In marketing purchase the sta
ples, such as tea, coffee, Hour, etc..
once a week. Other than this for
a family of six these menus will
require . !
Five medium-sized oranges,
, Six eggs.
One-quarter peck of potatoes, '
Ttt'o pounds of staving beef,
Two carrots,
One can of peas,
One-quarter peel: of spinach,
One head of lettuce,
Two to7naloes,
One bunch of rhubarb,
One bunch of celery.
One bunch of radishes.
One bunch of scallions.
One-half pound of cheese,
One banana,
One apple,
One Eimall package of cocoanul.
Cereal, cream, coffee, tea, sea
soning bread and butter are, as I
have said, included under the hcad-
ing of weekly staples, and with the
p "The 13th Street Shop
NEW YORK
a(fc- tak nft
V?y fSUfr
Special for Saturday
Afternoon and Street Dresses, selected fiom our
regular stock and including new models in serge, satin,
taffeta, tricotine and foulards.
Special for
Saturday
Beaded Georgette Dresses
model, in navy and black.
Saturday Blouse Special
Exquisite crepe de chine blouses in charm
ing new effects; flesh or white.
Special for Saturday
may '
bo purchased for about $3.25.
Poached KgR.s on Waffles
Prepare a waffle mixture as fol
lows: Place
I One cupful nf milk.
Three-quarters cupful of uuter,
Our. c(jg,
Tim cupful of sifted flour,
Three teaspoonfuls of halting nw
dcr,
One iraspoonful of unit
Tll'O leuspoonfuls of Xll'lllf,
One teaspoonful of shortening
in a mixing bowl and bfat, using
an egg beater, until the mixture is
free from lumps. Have tho waffle
iron very hot when starting to bake.
When the waffles are ready to serve
place
One qunr' of voter. ,
One tenspoontul ol null. '
(IVC HlOICttpOOVlia HI rnnjni
in a saucepan and bring to tho boil-
. , i. ... t 1. 4 K.i 4rrtr (Ml
ing point, .not oic.iK i- vhh
saucer and tnen sun.- ... --
water. Cook for
then lift with a
nankin to drain.
four minutes and
skimmer 011 to a j
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KOll gently on iu
Baked Ojsters
Allow four oysters for each serv
ice. Place tho oysters in a baking
dish and then sprinkle with fine
crumbs and two strips of bacon cut
i ..1.1... .....nfll!
n fine nieces, ami one iauu-iiwuinu.
c ..,..,, o,i ,.l,ei.p Place in a
hot '
oven for ten minutes anil then serve
on strips of toast, pouring over the
oysters the liquid in the dish. Sea
son with salt and pepper and gar
nish with parsley.
Yankee Meat Pie
It is best to cook the meat on
Saturday, so that all that need be
done is to place it in the baking dish
and cover with the crust. Meat
fiom the neck, shin or top of the
libs may be used. Cut into two
inch blocks and then roll in flour
and blown quickly in hot fat. Lift
into a saucepan and add
Three cupfuls of boiling unter,
One fagot of soup herbs.
Two atrrots, eu1 in pieces,
One-half dozen whole onions.
Cook gently until the meat is ten-,
dor and then thicken tho gravy
slightly. Season and then add one
can of well-drained peas. Turn into
a baking dish and cover with pastry.
Cut inch-wide s. trips and then roll
out the balance of the pastry and
cut into three-inch squares, as for ,
soda crackers. Place the pic in the
oven and bake forty minutes in the t
oven. Bake the squares of pastry
until a light delicate brown. When '
ready to sere place the squares of'
pastiy on a plate and then lift on
the meat pic. i
Rhubarb Roll
Prenaic one bunch of rhubarb.
, (Hoarding the leaves, and then cut
into thin pieces. Wash and dry
and
then place in a bowl
7'iro cupfirfn of flour.
One teaspoon ul o salt, j
Four teaspoon ids of baking puw-1
dc; '
One-half cupful of brown sugar.
Sift to mix and then rub in live
tablespoonfuls of shortening. Mix
to a dough with one-half cup of
water. Roll out on a floured pastry
board one-half inch thick. Spread
with the prepared rlfttolTrb and one
cup of brown sugar. Now sift over
the sugar I
One tcaspoonfnl of cinnamon,
Fire tablespoonfuls of flour.
Roll up the dough as for cin-'
namou buns, brush the edges with
water and fasten them securely
Now place in ti well-greased and
. floured baking pan and bake in a
Where Fashion Reigns'
PHILADELPHIA
Thirteenth Street
Just Below Cheatnut
29
.75
a very smart OO.00
Special OO '
Soo
exclusion of these this menu
9
A
moderate oven for fifty minutes
Haste the roll every fifteen minutes .
with
Otic-lwlf ninftil nf nimn.
t1.l.nl( ..,',; ,'.C l,!li,in irrtlev
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Stir until well blended and then
serve vanilla or cream sauce with
the roll.
Vanilla Sauce
Oif cupful of iturar.
Three-quarters cupful of water
Tiro tnlilcsiioonfuh of cornstarch, i
Uirsolvc the sugnr nnd starch in'
the water and bring to a boil. Cook
for fifteen minutes and then add
two teaspoonfuls of vanilla and ,
serve.
The Woman's
Exchange
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While (.at Wants Home
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11 oi If ' s 1'nor:
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i female! came
a go a
to our
iioue. n ha iu,enth- heen n pet. as
n w f,l(1 ,.,, , ,1rre,.,ni.
i v.f,i,t ,K , lln, :l R(,0(1 llomp ror ,(
and thuiiRliI that perhnpv some of your
tr:iilr.i.o ....1.1.1 ..... ...
" ""ti'M ipkc u nave Hlll(.. nm
umiiiin I,, K.pp t myself. .,s I r,..ij.
have a line f,n,i a uii ,, wolll(1 ,1( ,
llnd .i good owner for It just as quickly'
II." possible.
Thanking ou in .-.dxunce for publish- I
niK Huh letter and h..p,ng to jereue ro-'
Plies m the icr; ,i,lir future, ! remain I
M. K IS.
ho i inleieslfd i
Ihi.q npofi
little
' en i. .,,y oifer .f ii home for her
mil be siiei'dilv foi r,i...i t. m i. ,.
Don't
give her
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will
away until ,u i,carj
Another Ciorhetcd Scaler Pallcrn
lu llir I ,;,,. of m'o.iioii'i l;,.jr:
Dear Madam Wish to take this op
Portimliy t ten j ou thai it was indeed
very thoughtful of uu to Print the pat
l' rn tor a crocheted .sweater in the
IJvrj.vtMi T'i ni.ti- l,i;iMi!:n
-J ,i.'''V '',"1 L" l,"1'"1 ""' b""ie lime to
roehet one of there, but I prefer to
make one with sleeve,., the same to ha"
ri.inr1 "'"'" '" """' 1)U-'': !""i "X" '" I1C
If .miii could procure ,i ,-iochet pattern
ror -.,. h style nutatpr. I would greatlv
jipi-ii-mt,- it and. no doubt, u would
also pleas many other of jour women
leaders who crochet. ,. . n,
I have in ranged to li.nc a prettv pat
tern for a croclicled sweater with sleeve
appear on the woman's page some time
tills coming week. In reference lo the
needlework and crocheted articles that
appear fiom time lo time on the wom
an s page I am eiy glad to hear just
what patients readers, an; most inter
eslfd In.
Thv Question Corner
Toiljj'a Inquiries
1. What is tic blithdav Hover
April .'
for
-. IIom cm an attr.iithe hatstand
for a bedroom In- made from cok
lapMble i.irdboard boxes?
3. l-'tom what is mohair icade?
A. What can be ilqnc with sponges
thai hae broken Iihij pieces?
.". Wli.it is babutai"
ti. Ill cutting butter In cube", what
Mill make tho edges cry snioulli
and een?
e-terdH An-ucru
The normal range of Meiglit fur
Hie unman the feel four Incins Is
tmin 1-:: to 1.17 pounds.
The naasiiremeiii f,,r the ankle of
eiuis do Medii i Mas ciglit and
tMi-tenths inches
Tile wold boull'anl applied to a
dre-s means puffed out.
In hunglult pictures keep an een
line jt the t p all around the
room.
A puwiiv party is one m which
all the guests ionic m (licit- old
clntlus, eat lood sered hard-luck
fashion ami play games appropri
ate lo this general atmospheic
Tn make a pretty pillow tor a bed
toom use light, soft silk, make tho
pillow in. circular fashion, and run
a double rutlle of the . ilk around It.
The Vogue of
the Oxford
superbly ex
pressed at
Geuting's
You would not believe
that an oxford could be so
superbly, daintily propor
tioned you would not
think there could be so
many different designs of
genuinely smart styles.
The Walking Oxford in black and
rich brown calf the dressy, French
heel Oxford in dull, patent, glace kid
and the new Russia tan ; and because
of our early preparation, getting the
jump on the market, as it were, we
are able to sell these beautiful crea
tions at what is really last year's
price:
The New French Taupe-Grey
The smartest of this season's tone ideas expressed
in the Louis Heel Oxford shown above specially priced
$8.75.
1230
Market
Shoes and
Stockings
for the
family.
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Every Foot Professionally Fitted Three Geuting Brothers
Supervising
And So They
Were Married
By HAZEL DEYO BATCIIELUR
CoryrtoUl, lilt. Vu J'u&Ho Ltdotr Co,
STAHT THIS STORY TODAY
To
HU
Jtt"Ttl. uhoso mind wns full of tlio
1111I1U..1 ..! .. n.t. ( it'., AillMfrt lO
. . . niairjti. I fl U1 t aTJUll Jl iniaw -
"" anytiiine about it mmlo licr angry.
After lir talk with Helen, she Ihouslit
p-rlously al.oiit the. mutter
Molnllllli;
WCIBIUIIB
thliifrs from hoi li standpoint. She. wanted
.. ..... . ...
n unit imam n loo, and trim m cmi.
ay to Ret Scott to say thltiRS.
I now am no k'jiiik io iuu.ii,u .."
I meals when I have a position:' sue
Uaid. an,ioed at his falluro to praise I
something; she had fixed
Tin. nnniiPTirn ..
j inn i i
i tho nlBht after sho had talked
. .
Mltll
Helen.
"We'll alt till you pel one befoio mo
Plan.''
1!"" nu-d ' Ws- " undc.l s"
VatronUlnR, and later when .Scott t-ald
someiiiniR to per sue ansM'.-reii snoruj.
"Why dear, what Is It?
What have I
done?''
j "Xothing, only that I wish you would
i realize that I nm III earnest about this
Instead of treating everything aa a
joke."
"Nou'xc made up your mind to take
a job?"
"Yes, Scott ; 1 have definilely "
Ho was silent.
"You don't approxe, do ou?"
Tin wondering what people will say
I
about it."
"Von neer used to earr
Mliat they I
said about anjthlng." i
Tint t don't want them to think that1, s"" afternoon, and
I cant lake care of ou. I'ndeisland me. !n:uc "Uon l'l"r "'
won't ou. Until? I approve of that kind i
of thing. I like to see a Human stand I
side by side with a man helping to
shoulder burden", but we didn't begin
that way and I think this is a had time
I to start an.vthliig new."
"You'll feel differently afterward Be
sides. I don't like this round of liouse
vviuli, Siott, I'd rather be out In tiie
world doing tilings. VI Harper said at
tho meeting the other day that it was
the women m my position Mho were,
a menace to the world because of their
idleneFS. She said we didn't have enough
to keep us busy Just taking care of u
small aiirirtinint and wo didn't have I
money enough to live an CNCiting social
life. ' A woman must have something, '
Scott, and I have a good education. I
want to trv this olllco work. I registered
with the hut pan of emplo.vment today, j
One of the girls I used to know at col
lege has charge of it." ,
Sroit said nothing more aim next
morning lluth awoke with that strange
feeling of something on her mind
Then she remenibeied Inst niglii and
was suddenly wide awake, dreaming
womlerrul day dnams. If only she
could do soineihing really big. something
that would make Scott proud or her.
After all, why louldn't she? And then
her thought!, drifted off Into pleasant
channels wherein she was alwavs sue
lessful. alwa.vs the mainstay of some
concern, alway.4 a successful business
woman.
Sho lay dreaming for perhaps half an
hour, then the clock chimed siven, and
she slid out of bed. Scott was atllj asleep
m tho bed, next hers and she diessed
softly, slipping into a wool housedrcss
and going out to the kitchen. She mused
reflectively on life as it would be when
she was working. She looked down at
her dress and visualized herself immacu
late In blue serge with pel haps a torn h
or fllel at the throat. She would wear
tailored suit", loo, with a stiff sailor
like Helen's and a correct tie.
How she would enjoy vvak'ng up in
the morning and dreaming of the ex
citement of a day at the Qtlice How
exciting it would be to have coffee with
Scott and lo s'ait off together. How
exhilarating it would be to overhear
scraps of conversation about herself,
and best of all how up-to-date it would
e to keep abreast of the Units, to
discuss top'cs of the day with men who
would look at her admiringly. Surely
all of this w.i'-' better than staying at
home and dolus the mundane stupid
hings that had to do Willi taking care
uf an apartment And when occasionally
OUR
ARE AS GOOD AS CASH
nd tnablt, jcu tn bur at thu drt
nunt and PfclaKy iitorm you prfr.
Our term pr hnRPd on th lenrth at
rrnllt ar flr and modrratt. wrlta
'r' full Italia
MARRIOTT BROS.. 1118 Chestnut
$
8
19
So. 11th
A quick
Servica
Men's
Bhop.
(BONOONCeD ovrwej
M
Fa, m on a SKotc
v r
fff '' i
she, did attend affairs, how wonderful
It would ho to Impress people Wo
.Vntnllo Jercens. Kho could ploturo tins
way the uiiM would listen to her when
sho talked. No longer would tho after
noon's conversation turn on frocUn and
frills, but uho would bo asked questions
nboilt her job, tho peoplo sho met nnd
so forth. What she Tvoro, ulthoush It
would ho well chosen nnd modish, would
not mutter so much, but tho fact that
she hud a posltrtm of Importanco would
matter a very groat (leal.
Jtilth felt her ontlro nature e.tpnndlnc,
hecomlnir moro nvnirmilieile nnd broad.
t S'lln tttlfl.lnt.l.. ,,..t..i.. ..p ,- -......
" 1HUUKIU Ul .! .HCIUll
)U1.,,d ,,0, ., . . , ...
liotno. Sho would linlto lifr In some time
fl 11,1 (f.t..,. !.,. ... . ..
,, " "ul "' ,r:l '"
hotel. There
Mould be morn moniv In Minntl fin sneh I
mines then, nnd II wmilfl ho so tileo
io no tninps as an itidepemlimt woman
um.
' u,h measured out the roffce.
Ituth measured out the
four
tahlespoonfuls with a little
lilt
over to
Tlin lint ntwl iinn.n.l ..... fnim .....1 n l.n1.
,- ...iu (ruuirii ,iiL ivui ,.i,t ,, null
eiinfllls llf Miller Slh fnwl Hmtlt il.vr.v.
drank two cups at breakfast. This led
-" '"... ...mj..
her thouKhiH In other di(ectlonH nnd
Mio Mondered Iiom' sho Mould manage
about ftettlntr meals. Khe mlRht have a
maid; In fart, that Mould bo necessary
Life Mas rosy, and everything seemed
cliniiKinp. Just by making up her mind
lo do tins thing she hud become In
terested In lllnp. Was It just tho fact
that sho had decided to work, or would
It li:nn been the same If ltuth had mudo !
up her mind In any other May and had
become Interested In tho Idea':
(In the licit liintiilhnent, ltuth gelg
the cdfr of i pinlllon, mill In oleru helm
et! Mill) Itnportnnre.)
ISciv in Fashions
"
ind
'lot- hi'hrine.s will be an Nivld
weird as they ate bmutlful.
dinner gowns
Ile.'iw white linen frocks
Mllh white soutache.
ire trimmed
Xet li a dainty trimming for frocks
of tnl'fcta and printed silks.
Frills of lace and linen and chemi
sette lucks arc In ftior again.
Occasionally a floral hat is seen ris
ing high from u. close-fitting brim.
Mint Jell
Try Mint
Jiffy-Jell
with roast
lamb or cold
meats. It is
vastly better
than mint
sauce. Try
Jiffy-Jell
desserts with
their real
fruit flavors in essencrs
form, in vials. Each is so
rich in condensed fruit
juice that it makes a real
fruit dainty. Yet they cost
no more than old-style
gelatine desserts.
JO Flavor, at Your Crocer'a
2 Package for 25 Cento
mm
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Mm ' "imj
IjgplllllllllllllllllllllillM
b'slablished 1S30
mmOCK$BLYNN.Ine
JL 1528 Chestnut St.
GIRLS IN PARTICULAR
WILL LIKE THESE NEW
C '.rXofl'lJj- P2 wWi I At All Grocers,
t ' ,a. OUltS , H fP X. Get Mr: Morrison's
smart lime siyics oi youui- 7 T7sr1f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 Tl
ful lines are included in our V jf jisyy S J S I lllllll I
liobt ol motieis. ivcry sun, ami iii u i w . 1 1
coat is typically "Dlaylock" in hj I j j . , j Wj
g fit, beauty and service. V-X " IfS i (0--Z5-- R7iS& It'll
26.50 to 38.50 I ; l B m mmtk A
Our new Boys' Hal De- Y 'i P fPf' W m
partment offers a wide V lw I I ft 1 ) J 1 '
range of styles for that jl$$y J 1
, "coming gentleman." JMsv' I 1 l
fe M-iX I fth Ave. at Mh St. fl 1422 Walnut St. fill
West of BellevucSt'ratford
: I" Sfif 1M3RZ1 BmifiilandFasuionableClothes. I A I
ATrainload MH! SMARtSwmBOwff SWEATERS
of Baking Powder 'IMHI liSHIOME JN.ECKWEAR 1,
have been gold to the wholesalers Bfaljai HP' T . T" 1 1 II
Adventures
With a Purse
A l
DA INT V summer bureau scarf
lilch Is Inexpensive and at the
tamo tlmo nttracllo Is ot white linen
finish material. The edges have an em
broidered design, most neat and dainty,
Itj pink or blue. Tho cost ot ono of
these scarfs la but forty cents.
If the silk undcrvests you Merc given
for Christmas aro beginning to need
adding to, you probably liavo been un-
Pieasanuy surprised to and that
silk
shirtH which onco c"ht $2 luivo now
soared May up to $3 or more. And
so It Is that ;ou will probably bo as
Impressed aa I ,mos to find that there
still can bo had a well-known make of
silk shirt for 2.t."(. Uut I Mould advise
you to get .Bomo soon, for I do not he
llevo that tho supply will last long with
thrlfUv, careful bus era passing them
every day nnd realizing what a real bar-
I gain they arc.
Ho jou like raisin bread nice soft
flaky bread with luscious big raisins that
fairly melt In your mouth? I saw some
today, mndo with raisins that were
grown way out West, and I vow It was
Irresistible. A big caku of It cmlto
enough for four or flvo people, even It
they lllto moro than onco pleco can bo
had for eighteen cents. And I think
that's very reasonable, don't you?
i Giving a Child an Allowance
I Should bovs and girls have their own
.allowance, In proportion to tho means
! of -the parents, as soon as they aro old
'enough to know the vnlun of money?
Tills Is what many a parent has said
in substance:
"Certainly. An allowance, Is the best
safeguard against the habit or cxtravn
gatice if the child Is taught to spend tho
tnotipv Judiciously and to keep a strict
account of all expenditures. It Is ab
surd to think that a boy Is not capable
of buying his own neckties ol- it girl
her handkerchiefs. What IT they do make
mistakes? They can bo taught to profit
by them nnd they must learn to rely
upon themselves sooner or later. C'hll
dtPii like to be trusted and will seldom
betiay confidence."
yOMOhSCW
KC SCLLKPCNMILt MCRCHANDItC AT PWCtS
LOWtR TMM4 AMY OTHIB STOKt.airt FOUCtW OWT
Spring
CAPES
519..75 to S59.50
Fine Easter
SUITS
Specially Priced
Nobby all-wool serge,
silk lined, with fancy
vests. As Illustrated.
$24-75
SPRING DRESSES
Ueautlful and slyllbh
models. 111 strgp. sat
ins, taffetas. Georg
$975
ettes, etc. i'p
STYLISH DOLMANS
TnHnrnil In nil till
peaKorTs mot wanted SOQ.75
$29-
mi if! uia x t hi;: uv
IMenn r-HF?TNiiT rr I
in I iww -wtit-wtivwi wi
A MOTHER TELLS JUST WHY
A WOMAN GETS OLD FIRST
She Has Two Babies Who, With Household Cams, Keep Her Front
Outdoor Exercise and Mingling With Other
Women Feels Youth Slipping
TX71IY docs a woman get older bc
' " foro her husband? Xot Ions ago
this Hubject was taken up In tho
column, and a wife mid mother has
such vital things to say on the sub
ject that I am printing her entire
letter.
".Many times," tho letter reads, "I
liavo been tempted to write but have
not. However, tho articlo on 'Why n
woman gets older sooner than her
husband, is a subject I often try to
talk about with my husband. When
ho comes In at night ho says I nm
always tired and not talkative, while
ho Is bright nnd full of current events.
"Working In a largo plant where he
Is always In the air, ho doesn't come
homo dono out. Many times he says
ho naps a little while on tho train
coming; homo, and that helps to rest
him bo much. I have two dear little
boys, ono two and a half and tho
other a baby, and they require my at
tention ono or the other all the time.
Tho articlo says a man gets more
sleep, und that's a fact. I am up on
tho average of three and four times a
night, nnd It takes me a little whllu lo
fall asleep after getting up. When the
alarm goes off In the morning I atn
ready for my good sleep. (Jet up tired,
go to bed tired.
"For a week nt u time f do not get
n i .i 'T''11, nr,t c,vt" f("" a
walk in tho evening, as my husband is
uiiiiiiK up ii nignt uusiiiPHs course.
Through tho day I might possibly
dress; the children and go for a short
walk, but to rush homo and get a
cooked supper at an appointed hour Is
saying too much.
(XXTllY shouldn't a wife nnd mother
TY grow older than a man? I'lontv
of excuse I think.
I don't doubt I get
plenty of exercise doing my usual
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sweets and sweets. Give them
Mrs. Morrison's
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the sweet that is healthful as well as tasty.
I personally, after careful test, select every
ingredient that goes into this wholesome
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recommend it for small children and don't
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(Signed)
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housework, but I fool I am not the
same nnd am gradually falling back
from my usual self from lack of out
door exorcise, and from not mingling
and conversing with others than my,
babies. I feel most lllto a farmer
getting into town on Saturday after
noon. ONK OK Tim W1VJ3S."
fTHlE woman who baa young babies
- to caro for must, Indeed, connive
with her tlmo to got nny of It to spare
for herself. But tho conniving" Is
worth while. No woman ought to feel
herself slipping away trom youth
without doing something to hold tight
to It.
In tho first place, llttlo mother,
couldn't you train those llttlo boy
tables to sleep through the night? It
Is hard nt first, and will ca'use
a few very uncomfortablo nights, but
It surely pays In tho end. A good
night's sleep Is almost better than any
thing for keeping youth In your grasp.
And couldn't you mako It your busi
ness to get out moro In tho fresh ulr
with tho babies? I know you will say
thero Is) too much to do, but theso
things can't compare In Importance to
jour health and lo the Joy a woman
ought to have In being nlive. And
i there ought to bo a way for you to
mingle with other women, too, some
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so" .vml co"1(1 linvo como In and help
'you take care ot the babies onco In
a while? Ur If thnt Is out of tho
question, why couldn't you occasionally
Invito a fow women in for an after
noon to sow. to chat or to play cards?
Mako your housework as easy as you
can during these first busy years when
you aro bringing up tho babies, plan,
plan, plan to save yourself, little, moth.
or, und hold on to your health and high
spirits, for theso aro tho things that
must servo you through tho years.
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