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V AND PF.rTPRS RY MRS. WTLSON
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By MRS. M.
A. WILSON
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TTWson.
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fPHE worst possible time to plan a I
Ynnrkefinw tnnll la itlsf. nftpr Oflt- !
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lnu, wnne 10 leave me actual plan
ning until you are in the markets
"will not only prove more expensive, I
but will frequently result in over-'
buying. j
Keep this fafct plainly in mind )
that, the planning of a menu and i
marketing list will entail very little ;
additional work. 'It may be chanced
in order to care for unexpected
guests and still be prepaied a week
or two in advance. In this way it
iakcs less tune aim uuuci.v ivi iwnn
required if a definite arrangement is
kept in mind.
A tra11-nlannnl mnnil will ninviftp
t i,. j:h., .i n,o r,.iLift the tomato on a waffle and then
leftovers. Before making a moml
see what foods are on hand and plrni
to utilize them. To allow a half can
of corn or peas or tomatoes to stand
in the icebox and spoil is not only
wasteful, but careless as well. If.
you nna tnai only a spoonuu or uvo,
is left over utilize this small amount
for garnishes, with omelets or in
vegetable salads.
Old potatoes are now beginning
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to sprout unless carefully conserved1
and the new ones are expensive.
Now is a splendid time to provide
variety by serving rice and hominy
to replace the potatoes. Washed
lima, navy and soy beans are also
good.
A Suggested Menu for Three Meals
on Sunday
Breakfast
Sliced Oranges
Poached Eggs Panieie
Waffles Coffee
Dinner
Fruit Cocktail
Rolled f.ank Steak
Boiled Rice Asparagus
Lettuce j
Banana Fritters Coffee1
Supper
Macaroni au Gratin
Tomato Salad
Cream Sponge Cake Tea
The market basket will require
Four medium-sised oranges,
Seven eggs,
Two quarts of milk,
Four tomatoes,
One apple.
One-half dozen bananas,
One package of macaroni.
Two pounds of flank steak,
One bunch of asparagus,
One head of lettuce,
One pint of onions,
One glass of jelly,
Mrs.
My dear Mrs. Wilson In your
reply to Mrs. L. A. B. in your col
umn on the 10th instant you said
three-quarters of a cup of water;
did you not mean milk? I, too,
have had the same trouble in
making loaf cake; the texture is
coarse and the center level with
the sides. In order to distribute
theifruit evenly what do you sug
gest? Mine always sinks to the
bottom. Do you use ordinary flour
for cakes or what is called pastry
flour, and what is the difference
between them? Mrs. K.
Water makes a
tender, delicate
cake that does not keep fresh as
lone as that made with milk. Milk
In bake makes a qake that will keep
moist longer than that made with
water, but this cake is less delicate.
Place fruit on top of the cake dough
when in the pan ready for the oven;
the rising of the dough will permit
the distribution of the fruit. Stand
ard blends of flour will give good re
sults. My dear Mrs. Wilson You can
not imagine how I like to read
your articles in your column. Will
you kindly give me a good recipe
for biscuits for three in the family,
also chocolate layer pake and fill
ing and a plain cake? You may
laugh when I state I could never
make a molasses cake; something
always happens to it. Do you use
even or level teaspoons in your
measuring? Your column in the
paper is the first thing I look
at in the evenings. I have a scrap
book in which I paste all of the
.recipes you publish. Thanking
you mosi sincerely, i remain,
Mrs. L.
Biscuits
All measurements are level.
Place in a bowl
Two cups of flour,
One teaspoon salt.
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jT'JSift to mix. Now rub in two
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? & daugh with three-quarters of a cup
y tTJ.1 'X4.M21tV ,r,t- in lmtrl fr.1. fatir n.n-
'.,"', Dentu to blend dough, turn on well--twred
pastry board, pat or roll out
v $ree-quarters inch thick, cut, brush
' ' .M with milk, bake in hot oven
Mfeen minutes. This amount will
iwike about one dozen biscuits.
i f"S cake recipes given in query
'taftimn week beginning April 21.
4'&ee ginger cake recipe given to
'J$S..H.
', Level measurements aie made to
auikform to ounces and pounds.
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.My dear Mrs. Wilson Would
mi kindly explain to me how to
e peanut brittle and also
t cream candy? A friend
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Planning Ahead Entails Little tf
Ash Mrs. Wilson
If ou have any cdoKcry prob
lems, bring them to Mr. Wilson.
She will bo Rhvd to answer jou
through thee columns. No per
sonal replies, however, can be clvon.
Address questions to Mis. M. A.
Wilson, EVENINO TUBLIC LEDOKR,
Philadelphia.
Tien gtecn peppers.
Two enrtots.
Pare and slice three oranpes for
bteakfast.
Inched KKUs Panicre
Cut tomatoes in half and then dip
in flour, and fry in hot fat.
Allow
-ervicc.
one-half tomato for rnili
lay poached egg on top Cover with '
"cnm uce ,nn K""" """ "neiy
chopped parsley.
IVuit Cocktail
One ormiqe
One apple,'
... bminiin.
Pare, dire and thru
Now
melt one-half glas of icily and then
pour over the cocktail. Serve in
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Rolled Flank Steak
Place in a saucepan
Four onions, chopped jinr.
One preen peppci, choppytt line,
l-'tve tablespoons of shortening.
Cook slowly, taking care not to
brown. Now add one cup of stale
bread which has been soaked in cold
water until soft and then pressed drv '
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One teaspoon of thyme,
Ttto tenipooni of salt,
One teaspoon of pepper.
Cook for five minutes and then!
spiead on a steak. Roll the steak
and tie. Now pat into the meat one-1
half cup of flour. Brown quickly in
hot fat and lift tq a saucepan. Add
two cups of boiling water and cook
slowly until tender, usually one and,
three-quarter hours. Add two car-. tL.r, etc., are usually purchased
rots, cut into quarters, and four weekly.
onions, then season and garnish with i This menu, exclusive of the sta
finely chopped parsley. pc?, could be prepared at an ap-
R.'inniin Frilterc
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Cut four bananas in half and then '
place in a bowl
One-half cup of milk.
One-half cup of flour.
One teaspoon of baking ponder,
One teaspoon of sugar.
One teaspoon of shortening,
Pinch of salt,
Yolk of one egg.
Beat to mix nnd then roll the
Wilson Answers Questions
sugar and pouring it over the pea
nuts. Is this correct?
Thanking you for this informa
tion, I am, ours very truly,
L. J. T.
Peanut Brittle
Place in saucepan
One and three-quarter cups of
sugar.
One rup of corn sirttp.
One-half cup cold water.
Three tablespoons butter.
Brine mixture to a boiL cook to
o8o (ef,recs Fahrenheit, using candy
thermometer, or until it forms a
haid ball when tried in cold water.
Grease pan well, cover with the
shelled and hulled peanuts just be
fore removing the candy from the
fire. Add one-half level teaspoon of
baking soda, dissolved in one tea
spoon of water, beat to mix, then
pour over tJl'eAprepaied nuts. Pour
only sufficient sirup to barely cover
the nuts.
Chocolate Cream Candy
Place in saucepan
One and one-quarter cups of
sugar,
Thrcc-quurlcre rup of brown
sugar,
One-half cup of corn sirup,
Three tablespoons butter,
' Three-quarters cup milk,
One-half cup cocoa.
Bring mixture to a boil, stirring
constantly until when tried in cold
water it foims a soft ball. Pour one
half in well-greased pan. Cover
three-quarters of an inch deep with
fondant, then pour on balance of
candy nnd set aside to cool.
Cut into squares or blocks before
mixture becomes cold.
Fondant
One cup sugar,
One-half cup cold water,
One-half teaspoon cream of tartar.
Stir until sugar is dissolved, then
cook until mixture forms very soft
ball when tried in cold water; 238
degrees Fahrenheit when using
candy thermometer. Remove, pour
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Milk
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bananas in the batter. Fry until
golden brown in hot fat. Serve with
vanilla sirup.
Vanilla Sirup
Oiir-lmlf cup o mipai;
Thrr-rjunrlrrs rup of wetter,
Our ttthlmpnoi) of cornstarch.
Place in a saucepan and dissolve
the starch. Bring to a boil and cook
for thi ee minutes. Now add one and
one-half teaspoons of vanilln extract.
!Macaroni au (iratin
Cook the maiarnui in boiling water
for twenty minute-, and then turn
into a colander to drain, then blanch
by placing under cold running water.
Make two and one-half cups of cream
sauce. Seavon vv ith
Three Icrrl tcrispnnti! of salt,
Our tintl or-hit1l level leitttpnmw
nf papMn
One fteen prppcr, winced fine,
Inn nmnni, winerd tine
Now add the macaroni and mix.
Turn into a baking dish and sprinkle
the top with bread crumbs. liake in
a moderate oven for twenty-five min
utes. Cream Spouse Cake
Tltrcr-qiiartci s rnp of inpar,
)'oll;p of tno ritjt.
Place in a howl and eieam until
light lemon color. Now add
Four titblcpnmiv nf nalcr,
One cup oi itfirrf Hour,
Tito Icrrl tcttipiinit'i of halting
potrtlrr.
Beat to mix, then carefully cut
and told in the stirtly beaten whites iii,rarios nn,i n t1P Ijbrniiaii for infor
of the two eggs. Bake in n square' n ,,, th;,,t she ,v be able
na.n ln
minutes
a moderate oven for thirty
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with a cream made from
One-half alas of jclly,
I iff of one a,p.
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the banana fritters. Beat until the
v -v niuu- ii i-tu i upfi L'ti i ram
mixture will bold its shane and then,'' tlHmo to sai(1 Hub nn'' nh" " fo"
dust the top of the cake with pulver-
jzed sugar. This cake will make
eight porti-us i
Staples icnuired for the waffles
batter for fritters, tea. coffee but-
pioximate cost of S2.85. There will
he sufficient meat, asparagus and
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inic mi KiuiiuHv. i rices vary in
1 different localities. The housewife
who takes her basket and shops early
I will frequently obtain better prices
I than those who .Mime later or per-
haps send the children or lust tele,
phone to the stoic. ,
Personal selection of foods will
give the greatest value for the money
evnnnrWI
expended.
on greased platter and vvoik until
creamy.
My dear Mrs. Wilson Will you
publish as soon as possible a recipe
for chocolate cream pic and rice
pudding, and also tell me how I
should legulate my oven?
Mrs. A. E.
Chocolate Cream Pie
Line pie plate with plain pastry.
Now place in saucepan
One cup of uater.
Three-quartets cup sugar,
Four level tablespoons cornstarch.
Four leivl tablespoons cocoa.
Stir mixture until starch is dis
solved. Bring to a boil, cook five
minutes, remove from fire nnd add
two teaspoons of vanilla extract.
Pour in prepared plate and bake in
slow oven twenty-five minutes.
What kind of pudding do you de
sire? Use oven thermometer for testine
I heat of oven. When right tempera
ture is obtained lower flame to main
tain even heat.
FUR remodeled
correct in style
A
trous and beautiful as those that come brand
new from our store. Yet the cost is little com
pared with the cost of a new fur. Save one
third of the regular price by having the work
done now. "Pay the cost in the Fall."
: Mavfeon & DeMatr?
1215 Chestnut Street
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lines and a piece of Mark paradise to sH them ofT. The straw Is Mack
inilnn and. as ou ee. (he hat Is unin pulled down over the light e.ve
so that It is entirely hidden from view. The white pcails cive even more
dash and verve to litis very rhic little piece of headgear
Please Tell Me What to Do
By CYNTHIA
Answers J. K.
CvnthiH docs not furnish any se'reted '
jokes. If jou go to any of the public
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lin'"i '" I'ieutenant H.
Kverj thing would go all right if
everv mini had ideals like yours. Lieu-
tenant 15.; bul.'orry to say. most peo-
Pp haven't
For instance, my brother.
being older than I am and going more
places, clnims that girls haven't any
common sense; that they are hckle
minded and can't settle down, ln his
opinion, we girls aie all babies and only
want petting up. With most men like
him, how can any one have any chance
at idealism?
Having worked in an office since 1
started in the business world, I have
come in contact with men of all stand
ing, and very few of them seem to think
,. ri. foolish little vampires; but very
fmv rrsneci us. although we demand it.
I In this way mj ideals go all to smash
' and I am utterly disgusted. Please tell
I - "'; ,1,lT to lo.0,k ?" iTXcning Cn
life I As president of the Keeping-1 p-
Hone Club. 1 ask of jour honor your
kind assistance.
A STENOGRAPH HK.
Behavior Is All Right
Dear C.vnthin I have been leading
your column for nearly u jcar, and
now come to you for advice. I am con
Buy Your
MEATS
Wholesale
Butcher Roast
Rump Roast
Chuck Roast
Hamburg Steak
Sirloin Steak
Rump Steak
Round Steak
20'
30
Hradquartern for FUh and S& Food.
Delawar Hhad. Freah Mackerel
Lobsters & Crabs
Good Cheese, 4 lbs. 95c
This I Our Only Market
Mitchell's Market, Inc.
10 South Delaware Ave., Phila.
in our workrooms is as
and practically as lus
Welcome Innovation
A place where women may get ex
pert shoe-shining service without
embarrassment. Comfortable revolv
ing chairs that permit access to' the
platform from the rear without risk
of damaging skirts on the foot rests.
CAPA SERVICE
PHILA. SHOE REPAIRING CO.
s1220 Sansom St.
OTOKR HTOBES.
sidiucil piod looking by both sexes and
liuvc inan.v gill fiirnds as well as boys.
About nine months ago I met a gill
from Tienton, N. .1. It was love at
first sight.
She often visits a relative of mine
heie, nnd she bus just gone home fiom
spending n two-week vacation there.
During this time we went to the the
atre nenrly every night.
I aln gave her three large boxes of
candy, nnd an; thing else that she
wished.
Her paienls do not object to my going
with her. They have often asked me
In visit them. Hut us I work nights
nnd go lo school dining the tlu.v, I don't
have much time to stay when I .go. I
have made airangenieiits lo spend the
week-end there.
Now. Cynthia, I love this girl dearly
nnd I know that she cares for me by
her actions.
Would I be doing right if I should
spend the week-end with her?
Was I doing right when I gave her,
the boxes of candy?
Please tell me if I have been doing
what was right. CAMDIIN. j
Certainly visit at the girl's house if
her parents invite you. Continue In
send her candy or flowers if jou can
afford it. What could be wrong about
it? Don't woiry about light nnd
wrong. You'd know soon enough if
theie was any wrong in your relation
hip
Louis
13U6 Walnut Street
For Saturday Only
A Maytime Sale
of
300 Suits
Closing Out at 1-3 to y2 f Former Prices
Every Sale Is Final
85 Stunning Spring Suits 39.50
67 Stunning Spring Suits 49.50
79 Stunning Spring Suits 59.50
69 Model
In tan shade only.
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With a Purse
I
HAVK made a really wonderful dis
covery ! 1 have found n coffee that
you don"t have to cook. Here is the
way of it: The manufacturer takes the
pure, clear Juice of the m6st Carefully
selected coffee beans, and after drying
it, makes of It a povvored coffee that is
not only soluble In hot water, but in
cold water as well. This means that
without a bit of fuss onbother you can
have hot or ice coffee at any time. All
,vou need do is to add a part of a tea-
'spoonful of this powdered coffee. Gone
is the nuisance of the-coffee pot, and
the emptying of the coffee grounds. You
I can make your coffee right at the table.
I know it is delicious, for 1 have tried
il, nnd jouMl ngree withme that this
Soluble coffee would be most convenient.
1 You can secure a tin for thirty cents.
j Many jcars ago t had some friends
'who had quite the most fnscinating cig
arette box T have ever seen. It is a
Japanese box, and, in fad, 1 doubt if
any out the Japanese, never, imrnniu-.
little people that they arc, could have
fashioned such a box. It is of lacquer
vvaie, and standing on the box is a
tall, graceful stork. Rut here is the
fascinating pnrt about it. Von press a
spring, and Mr. Stork (or should it be
Mrs?) bendR over, and seizes a clg
aietle in his mouth. Makes a body
want to spend the evening pushing the
spring to see the stork perform. Last
night as Hillie and I wot ft walking alone,
with no thought of the adventures, I
discovered another one of these boxes.
tict "him" one to keep on the living
loom table. The price is $2.75.
In the spiing a body's fancy lightly
turns to thoughts of gardening. I have
always thought that the garden of
"Mary, Mary, quite contrary." would
have been a much better behaved gar
den if she hud not used such a ridic
ulous, inefficient -looking watcyng can!
Indubitably she should have had one of
the lovely sprinkleis 1 saw today. This
sprinkler Iojk's for all the world like a
rubber bottle with a perforated metal
top. To spray the flowers, you squeeze
(he bottle, and the water is distrib
uted evenly. And here is something
else I suspect about Mary. If she had
hnd one of these she unquestionably
would have used it on washdays to
sprinkle the clothes. You can buy these
sprnjs for $1,
For the names of shops where ar
ticles mentioned in "Advcptures
With n PurKu" enn be purchased,
address F.ditor of Woman's Page,
Evuninu I'L'm.ir TiKnoKR, or phone
the Woman's Department, Walnut
K000.
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Help Your Hair
With Cuticura
Soap, Oint., Ttlcum
6c. etch. Sunplt
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Stone
9
Suits, 35.00
A very special offer.
to 125.00.
DOES THE BUSINESS GIRL
MAKE A. VERY GOOD WIFE
This Would-Be Suitor Would Like to Know Before He Pops
the Fatal Question Crocheting Versus Typewriting
r)0 BUSINESS women make the best
-' wives? A mere man reader of the
woman's page claims to be very much
attracted by a young woman who is
in the same office with him and who is
especially noted for her splendid ability.
He has managed to meet the joung
lady in, a social way nnd is now be
ginning to ponder a bit.
"You see.dcar lady editor," heV rites.
"I am tired of just calling on girls.
I frankly admit I would like to be
married, and the next clrl T nnv n irrent
cicai ot attention to must be the one
I think well enough of to ask to marry
me If ahe will have me. Now about
this sirl. She is so methodical in her
business ways that I nm nfrnld she
won't be interested in a home or won't
in fact, be a home-maker. And visiting
around among my joung married friends
(men) I have come to dread the girl
who doesn't know how to make n home.
Do jou know what I mean? Everything
upset all the time, nothing homelike
about it at all. Won't jou give us nn
opinion on the business girl as n wife?
A WOULD-BK SUITOR."
Yes. I know what you mean, "Would
be Suitor." Hut let me hasten to tell
jou this. There's many a girl gadding
about the town today not knowing
shorthand from Chinese, who is the
despair of her mother's heart because
she knows as little about cooking and
housekeeping and takes as little interest
in it. And there's many a girl faith
fully tapping a typewriter all day long
who goes home at nlgbt and sews on
funny little cretonne curtains until
midnight just because she has that love
ot home-making in her.
PERSONALLY, I believe in the busi-
ness girl as a wife. I mean the effi
cient business girl you describe. The
fact that a girl puts her whole heart
into the dally routine of her position
doesn't mean she isn't interested in
anything else. It simply means what
ever she does she does well. The girl
who buckles down to work when she
is in tle office and forgets nil about
the little fripperies of life for the time
being is none the less the woman, my
dear friend. Neither is the girl who
brings all her fancy work down town
with her or who pervades the atmos
phere of the office with that of the
boudoir any more the woman. Wom
anliness is something apart from all this,
deeper tb.au fancy work or crochet, and
at the same time too deep, too infinite
ly fine and lovable to be destiojed by the
mere accurate clicking of a well-kept
typewriter. And let me tell jou' a
STSfSaJSMiWitfiiite
Importers &
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Buy Bonds First
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i imp0rtantreduc1tons
i the first sale
worthington
1 1 . Suits
(i $45 to $200 il
I i ?S5 to $275 1 1
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1 Trieotlne and j
j Serge Models
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The Sterling May Sale of Suits, Dresses,
Wraps and Blouses " .
Every Suit in This
Sale- Is Wonderful
Value
The fabrics and shades are o
much In advance of the modes.
In tart, these models are an
ticipated for next season.
Prices Begin at $25.00
secret. Every true woman, whether she
ever nlms at marriage or not, loves a
home.
I WOULD ndvlse you to get to be real
sensible sort of friends with this young
woman, calling at her home and tnking
her to different places before you mnka
any decision one way or the other.
By seeing her attitude in her own homo
nnd, in fact, to all the world around
her, you will soon discover) what kind
of a wife she is going to mifke.
Wrens Arc Sociable
The house wren is one of the most
sociable and confiding of birds nnd on
this nccount they will build their nests
in little houses that nre built for them
no matter how close this Is to a hu
man habitation, says the American
Forestry Association, Washington,
whose bird -building contests is arous
ing widespread interest among school
children throughout the nation in bird
life nnd conservation. Furthermore,
the wren is one of the most vnluablo
of birds, for it feeds entirely on In
sects and thus helps lo save the trees
nnd the vegetables in the garden from
the pests which would eat them. The
wren builds its nest of grass or weeds
stuffed into any crevice that takes Its
fancy.
Why Does
EVERYBODY
Like It?
Because it's tasty.
Because it's inexpensive.
Because it's wholesome.
Because it's easy to pre
pare. Buy It Today
Your Grocer Sells It
The Morrison Co., Phila.
Women's Tailors
rlnut street
Then Consider
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