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'AWS. WILSON GIVES
RECIPES FOR TOMA TOES
Tasty Dishes Prepared With This Vegetable Give Variety
to Meal and Take Place of Meat Tomato Toast Is
Good for Breakfast Scotch Woodcock
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By Sins. M. A. WILSON
tCervrtoM. ISJO. !
All KfffM
TOMATOES will very shortly be
plentiful from now on ifntil late
frost This succulent vegetable con -
tains large quantities of water. Tin
,... r , itl ,.ct , i n not -
urnl distilled water. The various
mineral salts of the tomatoes act
nnn, thA livAr nnrl kirlnevs. helninsr
the body to eliminate and' purify the
. ,'N. .
blood stream.
Many delicious dishes may be pi e-
pared with the tomato that will help
provide variety to the diet and re
place meat in the menu.
One teasnonn of "nit.
One-half teaspoon of pepprr.
One teaspoon of prated ntnov.
Now make little wells and break
in one err for each nerson. Sea --on
and cover with one cup of verv thick
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cream .sauce and snnnkle with tine
crumbs. Bake in a moderate oven
lor iweiuj-me iiunuies. oei c . . um
tne aisn in a menu prepareu us un-
lows:
Baked Tomato and Egg'
Fried Noodles Creamed Corn
Lettuce
Apple Pie Coffee
Tomato Scalloped With Cabbage
Chop fine one small head of cab
bage and then cook in boiling water
until tender. Drain well Now
grease a baking dish and then place
ft layer of cabbage in the dish, then
a layer of fiesh crushed tomatoes
and sprinkle each layer with
Little finely chopped onion.
One-half cup ni fine bread crumbs.
Three tablespoons of cheese.
Pour one cup of thick cream sauce
over the top layer and sprinkle with
fine crumbs. Dot with bits of butter
and bake in a moderate oven for
thirty-five minutes. Serve in the
following menu
Tomatoes Scalloped With Cabbage
Baked Potatoes Lima Beans
Cucumber Salad
3Iackberry Fruit Roll Coffee
y Tomato Toast
Lift slices of fried tomato in pieces
of toast and cover with cream gravy
and garnish with two strips of nicely ;
browned bacon. Serve for break-.
fast i
iast I
Scotch Woodcock
Place one cun of well-crushed to-
matoes in saucepan and add one.,
tablespoon of cornstarch. Dissolve .
OnbJ Taw.. nt Wnrrt,
"""" "'"" - w . i nared nun. then season and fo r and "' '. "'" """u '" ,""
Grease a baking dith and place' ,, Tlirn nn n wnl. ' ,-.,.. ,, " i" r "the,- hm. who ill not
in the dish three cups of well-cruhed.nith .h , J I eve m)lni.hs nlln,,, ,o,,. Po no. try
raw tomatoes. Sprinkle with breakfast d luncheon , , ln,: mnn- np is :
, ' , I'ifnMnsi nnn mncneon. i (,rt h frettlnc owr
One cup of brend crumnt, i """ "lr
the starch and bring to a boil. Cook
for three minutes and then add ,
Two well-beaten eggs,
.. One teaspoon of salt.
One teaspoon of paprika, '
One-half cup of grated eheeie.
One tablespoon of grated onion. ,
Beat hard to mix and then lift as
soon as the cheese is melted on i
toasted bread. Serve for luncheon
or supper.
, Tomato Fritters I
Cook sufficient number of tomatoes
so that when rubbed through a fine
sieve it will measure two cuns. Add
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t One onion, grated;
One teaspoon of salt,
Vy One-half teaspoon of pepper,
"" One-half cup of cornstarch.
Stir the starch to dissolve it and
then bring to a boil. Cook for three
minutes and then rinse a pan with
cold water, drain well and then turn
In the mixture and set aside to cool
and mold. Then cut into blocks and
dip in beaten eg?? and then in fine
bread crumbs. Fry until golden
brown in hot fat. Serve with cream
sauce in the following menu:
Tomato Fritters Cream Sauce
Baked Tomatoes Succotash
Lettuce
Baked Custards Coffee
Tomato Loaf
Place in a bowl
One cup of cold mashed potatoes.
One-half cup of flour.
One cup of bread crumbs.
One-half teaspoon of thyme.
One and one-half teaspoons of salt.
One teaspoon of paprika
KUD Detween tne hands to mix and
then add
One-half cup of finely chopped ba
con. Two cups of crushed tomatoes,
Two well-beaten eggs,
One tablespoon of grated onion.
j Mix thoroughly and "then fill into
a well-greased and floured pan. Bake
In a moderate oven for forty min
utes. Serve with tomato sauce in
the following menu:
Tomato Loaf Tomato Sauce
Boiled Macaroni Corn
T
fHE high qualities of our Furs in stock
will convince you of our qualities in Fur
Remodeling and Repairing. These qual
ities of experience and judgment will nut
your Furs .where they belong, in the company
of their equals new furs. Work done now at
'a third below regular.
"Pay the Cost in the Fall"
.Wrv .V. A. Wilson.
R'smei )
Lettuce
, Brown Betty
Coffee
1 Tomn(o 0me,c,
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1 DP ln boilinp water three large
I tnnifltnoe tinr) fUnn nlnno-n Jr(tr mtfl
i " - ...r-,. ,,,... ... y,... ,f mm gin mm up im-nci nnd went
"'ntPr- Rroinve the skins ami chop,, Do , tlnnU it NvronK to co
fine' Now P,acP twn tahlespoons I ill, a bor who i, tnunsn that, mwlf?
r fitter in n saucepan and add
I '"" 'ma(ors.
One small onw grated.
Took gently until the onion and
tomato are soft nnd mnrlv ir:
Make an omelet in the ustinl manner'
and when et spread over the pie -
llnw I'rep.irn ( ream of Inmatn
The u-e of soda destroys the val-
uablo life-giving element; of the to -
mato nnd when the tood is taken into
he stomach where baking oda 1
used a gaseous product icsults that
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cnu-es digestive disturbinces So
for this reason do not use linking
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To preent curdling prepare n
'follows - Took a sufficient amount
or rrusned tomatoes to make when
rubbed throuch a fine Fievp. two
, cuns P'-ieo m a snncpnnn nnH hnnc
'to a boil. Cook for ten minutes to(
vrdiirp nnrl thon hipimw n tbicV
1 cieam sauce as follows: Place in a
p saucepan
inn cpo m milh;
One-hol, r,,p of rornstarch.
Stir to dissolve the starch and
, rnen nnng to a umi and cook lor nve Juanita's Double
minutes. Arid the prepared tomato. Donr r.rnth,..-! often thought of
, mixture Beat with a dover egg ,Pn ,lnB my opinion on lnrnll, ,ll)jM
beater to thoroughly blend, then and when read .luamta's trife letter I
bring slovJy ,0 a boil. Remove from i.Je-i.le.1 to make mvJlf knn ",,
the fire and season and serve. A' .I,mni, ms, he ,v unknown double
little grated onion may be added if .n- her hitter eTpeii.n.-e i vtinngely like
desired. mine I sarrihre.l main thing' nnd
One cup of stock or chicken broth '""if .Impm letters k, n letei.-m of tin
may be used in place of one cup of i ""' '"nl.' ''igmn unmon tie wanted
milk in making the cream of tomato'""' '" m".'" ni' "l"lr ' tieorjia. but
soup
pinch of cloves or a fagot
of soup heibs
... -uup neius ma nio oe aaaeahlk rrtllrn mnnT th ,lin0 llllp 0MlJ
for flavoring as well a one table-,, In fratP, mP wonderful!' ,,t first nnd
spoon of finely chopped parsley just, did not forget mv promise and es -
may also be added
before serving. Toasted strips oflpiessed his desire of an enrh marrlnn.
bread or croutons mnv hp ser'pd
with this soup.
To prepare the crushed tomatoes
dip tomatoes in boiling water to
t . i 4i. v u 4
loosen skins then dip in cold water,
rcm0ve skin and core, chop fine then
-,- hetwepn tb b.ndi to soft
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pulp.
Mrs. Wilson
Answers Queries
My dear Mrs. Wilson Kindly
publish a recipe for crab meat au
gratin and oblige, Mrs. C.
Crab Meat au Gratin
Place in a saucepan
One nnd one-half cup nf wdh,
Five tablespoons of flour.
Dissolve the flour in cold milk and
, brintr to a boil, stirrintr continuallv. I
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Now add
One green pcpjrr, minced fine,
One tablespoon of grated onion,
One nttfi ov-half teaspoon of soft,
One teaspoon of paprika,
One-quarter teaspoon of grated
rind of lemon,
One and one-half cups of crab
meat.
Mix, using a fork. Place in a bak
ing dish and dot with bits of butter
and sprinkle with fine crumbs, and
bake in a hot oven twenty minutes,
My dear Mrs. Wilson Always
read your recipes in the paper with
much pleasme and profit. Will
you kindly publish recipe for
orange marmalade, strawberry
jam, strawberry shctrtcake, lemon
butter, and will lemon butter keep
if put up for winter use; straw
berry preserves? Thanking you
greatly for your kindness,
Mrs. P. B. J.
See canning lessons April 29 and
May 24, 1919, for strawberry jam
and preserves. Use sponge cake for I
. .,,knrr snnrtc.ike. Ornno-p mm-. I
I , j j iornrvn VmHp,. ,ul-n ha in i
IimiUUC 4.11V4 II...W.. vVV. ..... uw ... (
one of the canning lessons in the
near future.
My dear Mrs. Wilson Will you
kindly publish the date of the
paper that you gave pineapple
lecipes in, as I have lost mine?
Thanking you kindly,
Mrs. L. G.
Pineapple recipes April 29, 1919.
If you had sent me your name and
address I could have sent you the
recipes.
MaWson & DeMarr?
2i5 Chestnut Street
Please Tell Me
What to Do
Ity CYNTHIA
He Won't Talk to Hep
Dear Cynthlfl I nm n Rirl seventeen
year of iiro nnd Imp n hoj- sixteen yar
of nge tit.v ilearlr. It i even wteV
nnu- ilmt lie unn't tnlk to me. I
illiln't iln nnything to Mm.
Some one tnld him a lie nbout me
ulilrll he holiitrs true. I send him let
tTi nnd he won't nnouer. I tried my
host to cot him tn pint to me person
n!h nnd lie won't lilen. He told me I
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I ' onld likn to ppnk to him before I
"" " ' fnn wiiti- to him. Please tell
' ",0 wl"" r ''n'' 'I"''
MhAKIHHOhhN.
Win
on earth little girl, do
you
lmakp 'our-elf nnhnpp . because n rude
i ne worm
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not
worth frettinc oer
Try to Like Those You Know
1 !enr ('Mithm I would hkn to know-
" ,n" ''"" ii"ip me I i,m n reader
" "ir pnee unci like it Ver much.
"""'," l,ko '" n"ln"K " " Kirls1 dub.
I "m Mom nnot hei vt nnd i-nn't -.
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I'lpiiiintr tl wit, nln on They nil
srrance I know n fp- ciri.
nut I do not . me for them . I nm nlniest
veemen m of jige I dont know
whnt to do with mnelf ittinc around
the home. I would like to henr fiom
,f" n. llopmc thi is not much
two""0""10 fr
trouble fnr , m appreciate ..
'""eh an enrh iepv j a
.loin the tieaiet W. C. A., or if
'on nie n I 'iitholie m n llni,.-,... ....!.
i ",lr P-''e-r about a giiN" club I
1 , '"'- ""' ,n '" lik, '"?
i'."" .""", """'"' unless mere
HnM not
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told him I would wait fm him. Sinre
m' . . i ..... iiiMi. ... ... .,...- nririps. vn
I told him 1 had nnthine to cet mar.
'"''I "n. s" should wiit for at least one
,r;lr I'.verj thing wnt hue, dear
r,nir.nll,i- "ntl1 h" Kot v01"p k'"J- notion
"' 'is head and wanted n wild time.
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! " "Xr ' h" has ,. ored me n
m T.1'" '". :. , . , ...""Tl n'". ,n
s sn. nen (irsiri .or 10 v nno nns ne
i come infatuated with a girl who did i
nothing for him while in Fiance, and I
did not know him till a week ago a,inp thinRS offered for the coming sea
girl who no doubt has not an interest son (liffpr COnsi(lernblv from those shown '
in him. -mil as helping him save hi-'t cpnton nR0, the changes nre mostl I
well camel money, but will help linn jn Aetai. One of the newest straight-!
lok " a"- lip frocks offered for fall is illustrated
I He has gone so far ns to make a today. This is of brown tricolette em
statement that lie never thoiightTif mar- broidercd in squares in silk of the same
iving me tone. The dress opens nt the back and t
, Me has dropped me without anv un- the wnistline marked with n narrow,
derstauding. which would be the nnlv i K'rn of the material, which tics in a
manlv thing to do I hnve not had nnlbow nt the right side,
opportunitj of telling him what I think. Thp larS'" hnt '' of brown B"tm nnd
so I wrote him a letter nnd nm await is trimmed with ostrich of the same j
I inir action. Then I shnll f?ive htm his color.
! "nlhl,1K 'lar-rs J-"e is too snort nun
imhti id Hitsie on sucii scoiiuurci-
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more real brave girls have come to
.Cynthia Such girls as "Happi ' The
'one is mv unknown double, .luanita.
T. . .. . , ,..:- i- T . fT-.. .
'who has my svmpathy, nnd the other is
DOROTHY.
Just one word, dear: Be sure to let
this man try to explain his conduct
before you do anything too definite.
Sometimes others repeat things that are
not true. However, It would seem wise
to break with hira if all you sav proves '
true.
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1 tth Ave. at mh st. 1422 Walnut St. i
I Wet of Bellevue Stratford I
Amootce
Final Sales
Summer Modes
GW and DlESSES j
Dayand EvenmoWraps
Street andMotorCts
TR1COLETTE IS USED
The squire tiiinniinc n much in
vogue Is carried out in taffeta
squares, which are embroidered on
Hie foundation of trlcolette. The
bat is made of silk
'A Dally Fnsliion Tnlk by Florence Htrse
"KTEW V0RK 1,l", alwnvs been called
-LN a rosmonolitan city, nnd eo it is;
but it Is iomposed of many cities with
in the boundnrv of the one. If one tnkes
, hp
7;0dr,Hl. ,,, nnt -,, nrP lho
people quite diffeient in the different
locnlitie.. but the apparel worn M the
I women show, the , hnnge. There is. for
I, pp , ,., nrnllnn seventy-se,-
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I00'1 s,rP' an'1 ,nr " ,l""1 ,,,n'k " '
"hrxo nl" n"" "" n" ot, ,h" ",,rn
, thitip that hiue been displayed in the
trade, l'crhap at times stle may be
OVprdone but. a a rule, the fashions
are worn with lousidernble dash.
Then there i- the exclusive Hast Side.
nnd it is here that one sees clothes of
j , ,,,, 10t alwny,
' ', '"' ' K ' "" B , h
the vory la,pM' " '"lo "'", "
ne sees a woman particularly smart.
it is usually the individuality of the
woman that gives her distinction. j
And so it goes, fiom one little citv to ,
nnotber, nnd the fad and fancies thnt '
have a rnge in one part fail utterly
in nnother ,
Onp fashion, however, that seems to
hnve made a er
evervwhere is the
good impression ,
strnight-line gar-
.n.e wi.tie or eo.irse rue s.raisn..- i
(Copyrioht, lilt, by Ftnrrnrr Hose)
Miss Rose Will Help You
with your summer clothes. Per
haps you are wondering just what
color in vogue now will be most suit
able for you. Or perhnps it is the
present-day styles that perplex you.
Miss Rose will be glad to give you
the benefit of her advice. Address
Miss Rose, woman's page. Evenino
Public Ledger. Send a self-addressed
stamped envelope for per
sonal reply, as none of the answers
will be printed.
rait I
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
To Wash Serge Dress
Te iht Eilllor o thr Wonvnn's l'ao:
Pear Madam Will jou plenp rIvc
me the safest direction for washing
ft brown serge dre.ss?
What nationality is Norma Tnl
madce? What nationality is Knld Ilennett,
her height and weight?
IIUOWN KYCS.
The best wny to wnsh a serge dress
is to.spread it out on the Ironing board
and sponge it with n soft elotb and
warm water and soapsuds. Wipe it off
with a wet cloth to get the soap off,
and press It under n dry elotli until It
Is dry. As far an 1 have ever heard
Norma Tnlmndge nnd Ilnid Dennett nre
both Americans, but questions of thiH
kind can he answered mui'li mote defi
nitely hy the answer editor of n
"movie" magazine, ns they hnve dnjn of
that kind on file.
Washing Brownstone Steps
To thr Editor of thf Wotruin'H Taffe;
Dear Madam Kindlv tell me what 1
can do to clean brownstone steps that
hnve become very dark, owing to the
house being closed for some time: also
what will clean a gns Move that has
become rusty? A St'USCninKR.
Brush the steps thoroughly to remove
all loose dirt. Then scrub them with
warm wnter nnd washing soda, ruhhing
hard with n srrnbhing hrush. If this
does not make them lighter try snnrl
toap and wnrm water with a little am
monia in the water. He careful of
your hands when you use this, for nm-
The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
1. Who is at the head nf the de
partment of pageantry and the
drama nf the Y W. ('. A.?
2. When last year's bathing suit is
tight and shnhbv. how enn it be
"redecorated" nnd enlnrged?
Ji. How long before a wedding should
the invitations be issued?
A. Whnt noiel nnd striking effects
are being shown in gloves?
"i. In ieiv hot weather whnt will
cool the nir of n Huffv bedroom?
0. What nttrn.tlve table arres-ory
hns dei eloped from a practice
advocated bv Hoovei ?
Yesterday's Answers
1. Mis w II Hubert is the na
tional director of the woman's
land armv.
- When hot wnter i sfnrce in
summer time, washing soda di--olcd
in the di-hpnn will cut the
grease nnd make the dishwashing
easier
.1. If baby's enrrfurov slippers are
made with a tongue shaped like
the ears of a rabbit, nnd a funny
little tn-sel or tuft of swnnsdown
at the heel to make Iiiinny's tail,
babv will be eager for bedtime so
thnt he can wear the slippers,
4. It is not correct to wear a veil
in the evening evpn with street
clothes.
.", The newest style in low shoes is
the oxford of black sntin with n
modeinte Ficnch heel.
fi. An uuusunl wny of trimming a
poke bonnet for the girl with n
piquant fncp and small features
is with stiff roses that are tiny
nt the back nnd graduate into
large ones directly in front.
yivuAwzzthjuMt
ofith&jc&tn
MORE Kellogg's is eaten today
than ever before. Why? Millions
of people won't have any other than
Kellogg's Toasted
PHOTOPLAYS
THEATRES
OWNED AND MANAGED BY MEMBERS OP
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT
L.JD AULA E MAilKbT
DOROTHY DALTON In
"TYRANT FEAR"
CI IDCl'A 40TH 4. MARKET STS.
C.UlIlN. MATINEE DAILY
FANNIB WARD In
"THE PROFITEERS"
JEFFERSON
2BTH AND DAUPHIN
BT2 MAT. DAILY
rniPT.IM In "SUNNYSIDK"
MADOB BVAiJs In "A HOME WANTED"
II IMRO FRONT ST. GIP.AHD AVE.
J UIVIDXJ Jumbo Junction on Frankfort "W
HENRY B WALTHALL In
"MODERN HUSBANDS"
monln burns. To remove the rust from
the stove, scrub it with sand soap and
rub afterward with n cloth wet with
kerosene. This should be done some
time before you Intend to use the stove
ns kerosene Is Inflammable nnd great
care must, be taken In the use of It.
Stove blacking will also give the stoic
n better appearance.
Soap Made With Fat Curdled
To Ihr Editor of thf Woman'i Pane:
Dear .Madam I made some soap with
fat nnd Ije without boiling; It curdled
and separated. Can you tell me If any-,
thing can be done with It to make It
omp to soap. A HBADIH.
Put the curdled soap Into n pan with
n little wnter and let it come to a boil.
This will straighten nut the lumps,
make it smooth and bring it to the
proper consistency for snap.
Table Decorations for Party
To ttif Filitor nt thf Woman's ran:
Dear Madam I expect to have a
few friends, boys and girls, here and
I would like to know n pretty wny to
decorate the table nnd nlso some games
to pln. Our nges range from fifteen
to twenty. I would like the decora
tions not too expensive. We have n
large Inwn nnd I would be very much
obliged to you for some suggestions.
Thanking you nnd hoping your column
will continue to be a success. K. ft.
If you will send me n self -addressed
-lamped envelope, I will be glnd to
send jou -onie cames to play nt your
party. If the table is on the lawn,
erect n framework of light wood over It,
nnd coier it with -trips of pink nnd
white crepe paper twisted Into festoons.
Twine the paper around the wooden
framework, nnd let garlands of it hang
from the table, which should be covered
with n white cloth. In the center nf
the table hnve n bowl filled with pink
flowers or else n pink howl with white
flowers. If the table Is indoors, you
could -till have the canopy effect bv
stretching the paper gnrlands from
the (hanilclier to the corners of the
table.
Veils at Seashore
Complexions that freckle, tan or sun- ,
burn rnsily should be properly veiled
before exposure to wind, dust or sen ,
air As veils nre sometimes considered .
bad for thp eyes, they may be worn I
Turkish fashion, with n broad-hrimmed
lint to protect the upper part of the
fn.e. r' applying these few suggestion-,
'iitunlly any womnn can keep
her freckles so light that they will be
an added charm, giving (hnrncter rather
than detracting from the appearance.
For Summer Wear
Gauzy as summer butterflies and as
delicate in hue as the wild flowers are
the princess petticoats, which nre worn
beneath the muslin, voile nnd lace
j frocks. Sometimes they are trimmed
with fringe headed with narrow bands
of silver ribbon. As n matter of fact,
they nre created to form ideal back
grounds for summer frocks. For their
fashioning a toll Is levied on crepe de
chine, georgette, nlnou, etc. Nothing is
deemed too costly.
--" laHajtfiSSip'sisw
Corn Flakes, because
they know its unvary
ing quality and they
are delighted with its
inimitable flavor
oven - fresh in our
waxtite package.
Every grocer everywhere
sells Kellogg's everyday.
umaiuHUHud
PHOTOPLAYS
NIXON WD Ai8:ATH,.t7oBTS-
HARRY MOREY In
"THE MAN WHO WON"
PAPV- RIDGE AVE. & DAUPHIN AT.
r-rI. Mat, 3:1.1. Evk. tIMS to 11,
MARY rjCKFORD In
DADDT LONG LEOS"
DIT I MO AND SANbOM 8T3.
rVlVV-'Lyl MATINEE DAILY
STAR CAST In
"BETTER TIMES"
STRAND 0EBMATOWAvVE?i
AT VENANQO
AN OPENING IN THE "MOVIES,"
ONLY OF A DIFFERENT SORT
To Women Who Are Interested in Developing Pictures This
Work Ought to Appeal
THR Inside story of the movies has
n fascination for most of ns. now
linsn't If? If we know a motion picture
star Intimately we aren't a bit nshamed
to own up to it, and If we meet
some one who knows one we ask as
many questions as a five-year-old boy
on his first trip to the zoo.
Kven the inside story of the me
chanics of the film inteiests us. Those
of us who have ever lived in smnll
towns or boioughs wherp the doings of
the stnrs are faithfully unreeled In the
firehouse every Saturday night nnd the
movie machine is placed with frlendlv
Intimacy right In the hack of the hall
hnve often fondly lingered on our way!
out "to wntch the wheels co round."
ThlR was the first picture thnt came
Into my mind when I opened the en
velope from the civil service commis
sioner nnd lend the following bending:
LABORATORY AID. MOTION TIC
Tltlin LABORATORY (FRMALK)
.luly 23, mm
And then :
"The I'nlted States civil service com
mission announces an open competitive
examination for laboratory nid, motion
picture laboratory for women only,
on July L3, mifl. Two vacancies in
the division nf publications. Depart-1
ment of Agriculture, Washington. D. .
(. nnd future vacancies requiring I
similar qualifications will be filled from j
this examination.
"The duties of the appointees will
consist in the assembling, splicing nnd
repairing of motion picture films, the
staining nf positiips and the printing
of positive film."
T ADMIT I never knew women were
1 employed in this enpneity bv the
government or. in fact, nt nil. Maybe
it is only nn overfondness for "watch
ing the wheels RO lound," but it seems
to me this line of work would be very
Interesting to n woman. Tn deftly
hnndle nnd know all nbout the mysteri
ous winding strips thnt so mnrvelously
turn into pictures on the screen It i
would make n body believe she truly I
belonged to the motion picture industry.
In the casp of the government posi
tion six mouths of actual experience in
n producing motion picture laboratory
in the assembling, splicing nnd repair- J
Ing of motion picture films or in the '
printing nf positive film is required. I
Perhaps, if a woman went In for this I
she would be -o fnscinnted slip would
not desert the private producer for
I'ncle Sam. Whatever way you look
at it. however, the field seems inter
esting, and to the womnn 'who is npt
Final Sales
of the Season
With One-Half
Reductions
SMART MILLINERY
AFTERNOON DRESSES
SUMMER FROCKS WRAPS
-diengMyer-
1214 Walnut Street
Atlantic City Show Rooms The Breakers Hotel
pnnToriYS
A1LU.., 12th. Morris & Pasyunk Ave.
AlnamDra Mat Dllyati;Evi.6:lS&.
WM. FARNUM In
"LONE-STAR RANGE!"
A DVT I ( B2D AND THOMPSON STB.
ArULLU MATINEE DAILY
GLADYS nROCKWELL In
"THE SNEAK"
ADPAnlA CHESTNUT lielow 1TH
AKnUIrt in A M tn 11-13P.M.
MADGE KENNEDY In
"THROUGH THE WRONG DOOR"
rt i irniDn iwoad street and
DLUC.DIiXI-' SUSQUEHANNA AVE.
1KK REACH'S
"THE CRIMSON GARDENIA"
FA1RMOUNT 5tda
Av.
DAILY
vivia Mtuin in
"AN INNOCENT ADVENTURESS'
I- A rtITI V THEATRE 1311 Market St.
1A1V111-.T o A. M to Midnight.
ri'.Wtl I II 1 ItAiM In
1 "COWARDICE COURT"
C-IVIDDITCQ MAIN ST., MANAYUNK
LIVlrr.rioo matinee daily
STAR CAST In
"STOLEN ORDERS"
. rw-w t fT" THEATRE Hnlnw flnr.i
00 1 rl D 1 MATINEE DAILY
CON8TANCE TALMADGE In
"THE VEILED ADVENTURE"
GREAT NORTHERN "lftSS
PAULINE FREDERICK In
THE FEAR WOMAN"
IMDCRI AI 60TH WALNUT STS.
llVlU1-, Mat.. 8 SO. Evga. 70.
MABEL NORMAND In
"WHEN DOCTORS DISAGREE"
f THRU X
COMPAMY r J
VsOJlMERICA
I.TQCDTV BROAD & COLUMBIA AV.
LlDE-IX 1 I MATINEE DAILY
ANITA 6TEWART In
"TWO WOMEN"
I CAnFR 4,9T LANCASTER Av
Lt-AUIirN. MATINEE DAILT
WM. S HART In
"BQUARE.DEAL SANDERSON"
and quick tn adapt herself In unususl
surroundings might lead to any amount
of advancement In the production end
nf the movies. Who knows but what
she might be n director herself in tho
end?
Oven Bird's Nest
TjO Tfttl If nnnr nAm tVi nn Mt mat1
Jts name? Well, It was because its nest,
built among the leaves or pine needles
on the ground, Is arched nnd of nn oven-
imp nppenrnnee, says the American For
estry Association. Washington, which is
encouraging bird conservation through
bird-house hulldinir conteeta nmonff
school children and Is conducting a na-
nonai campaign. You do not see the
oven bird sitting on the topmost twig
of a tree like some other members of
the feathery tribe, but he sticks closs
to the ground, mounting to the lower
branches of a tree only to sing or to
scold an Intruder, The song of the oven
bird somewhat resembles the word
"teacher."
Rug "Etiquette"
Re careful about the size of your'
rugs. A little one next to a huge one:
jars one's sense of proportion. Never
lay rugs slantingly on anything. Ii
was considered artistic in the golden
forties to have things all askew, bat
such taste would not be countenanced
now in our generation of severe and
simple expression. Too many small
rugs give a spotted effect. Let your
coverings be, if not the same shape, at
lenst nf about the same area, without
too much floor space showing between.
Re sure that the dominating, color of
the floor is the dominating color of thi
wallpaper nnd ceiling otherwise yog
will arrive nt a restless result.
LOBSTERS
and all fish dishes are
improved one hundred
per cent in flavor and
digestibility by the
use of
SAUCE
It imparts that delicate
touch that has given
LEA&PERRINS
SAUCE
THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE
A world wide reputation.
IN
rnoTorr.AV
The following theatres obtain their pictures!
through the STANLEY Company of AmerJ
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing;
of the finest productions. Ask for the theatra
in your locality obtaining pictures through,
tho Stanley Company 'of America.
333 MARKET fiJKSfSSa
TOURNEUR'S
"THE WHITE HEATHER"
MODF1 425 S0UTH ST. Oreheitr.
IV1UULL Contlnuoua 1 to 11.
FLORENCE REED tn
"HER CODE OF HONOR"
OVERBROOK fl3D &&;.
M1V iTl'leA l
"ALMOST MARRIED"
PA1 APF ,2U MARKET STREET
rnLrtV,C, jo AM. to 11:15 P.
n4lu UltAWl 1T1
"HIS RRIDAL NIGHT"
i f ipp no tw
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PRINCFSS 10i8 MARKET STREET
I lAUNVwE-DO 6 ISO A. M. toll lisp it
, BERT LYTELL In 1M-
O.S'K THING AT A TIME O'
DAY"
REGENT' "ftVVto'u p"tf
NAZIMOVA In ' e' il'
"EYE FOR EYE"
RIAI TH OERMANTOW.V AVE.
K1AI-1U Diffa'HHOCIOB,
VIOLA DANA In
"BUMU 11UIDE"
RI IRY MARKET ST. BELOW TTH
lUD I io A. M. t,rn,lB i p w
ARTHUR ASHLEY In '
"THE AMERICAN WAY"
SAVflY 12U MARKET STREET '
0- V J I 8 a m. to MiDNiarrrj
MAY ALLISON In ""iaa1"'
"THE UPLIFTER"
TANI FY MARKET ABOVE 18TH "
"THE WOMAN THOU QAVEST JCBi
VICTORIA mM.AVE
HAROLD LOCKWOOD la
"A MAN OF HONOR"
When in Atlantic City c.jSJt&u.'
TOtmNEUR'B , w
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IALU31 Mt.1 :0. 3:30 Evjr.fl ;30 to U.
TOURNEUR'8
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TOi!HNfft7Tt'S
'TUB Y.1UTE HEATHER"
'THE WHITE HEATUElt'
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