-;'ftSTr"'W.- H" if. JLi,? L, J.15 . IJJWI i, , ,wPJ!U!,M V i I --.,.- ,. f ' -v.ri "iv.J i '--1 ' r -i r l ' a "---' TH.' MIS n Tl t in . J, ' Wl Vi !' ! J l EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEB-PHILADELPHtA, THTTBSDAY, JULY 81, 1919 iti:0"$u I v, lfcrv c . s. ISt't, V Br ft.-' "rT f r-. I IS " h j i I f. It : ,! V ' ffi ' "? s And' So They Were Married By HAZEL DEVO BATCHKL.OR Cnpjrllht. 1910. by Puttie lAittt Co. 8TAUT THIS STOKY. TODAY T5UTH had not seen Scott during the " entire evening. When the sood-nlnht waltz came, and no one came to aftk her to dance she really felt nngry. Bcott Jiad not only been thoughtless, lie had 'been selfish In the extreme. He had thought only ot himself the entire evening. She watched the couples pair off for the Inst dnnco In accordance with the way they liked each other. She had that Impulse to run away and hide until looking In through' the window she sud denly spied Bcott dancing with Dot Salisbury. Dot of alt people! And the last dance. She saw the tall captain come up to her and knew thnt Scott had taWcn Dot Rway from him, and that he was asking her, Iluth, to dance only becnuse he wanted to dance with some one. Not foe the world, however, would she have refused. She would have danced with any one just to be on the floor, just to have Scott sec her. , As she got up to go inside with the captain, she heard Mrs. Moore call after her laughingly. "I sec your husband has finally been lured Into the daneo floor." Sho smiled vacantly but said nothing. Then she was dancing, and right after the dance Scott came up to her. Thcro waa nothing of guilt in his face or in his manner. "Had a good time 7" Scott asked her, as they weio going out to the machine. "Oh yes, have you?" Iluth's tone was Icy. Scott shot a glance at her and knew that something was wrong, but ho Bald nothing. They drove homo in silence, even tho two girls wcro quiet, and Miss Lovett's head rested lightly on Lieu tenant Everett's shoulder. Kuth learned that he was Btaylng nt the house. Once nt home, however, Beatrice waked up. She was instantly hungry. "Let's see what's in the icebox, boys," she naid to Kenneth and the soldier. Miss Lovctt, who had rested languidly ngulnst Lleutennnt Everett on the wny home, was also instantly alert at the mention of food. Mrs. Moore seemed to' take for granted tho fact thnt Ituth and Scott did not want to forage for food. If the truth be known, Iluth would have been eager to do that very thing under other circumstances. As It was, she wouldn't for the world have gone out there where she knew she wasn't wanted. She forced herself to talk to Mr. Moore and sighed with relief when he took her In and showed her his library. Tho library wan wonderful in UbcH. but bIic was glad to get nwny from Scott. Afterward when they were actually alone In their room, neither spoke. Iluth wni waiting for Scott to say something. Oh, Bilrcly he would; it was his place to speak, to give some explanation of his attitude. Hut he said nothing nt all and all the while Iluth's anger was mounting. From being hurt and un happy she wa beginning to be furiously angry. In fact, her fpcllngs all evening hml wavered between hurt pride and fury. "Aren't you going to say anything?" she burst out finally, (Scott, always slow to speech looked up fat her slowly, v "What do you watit me to say? You began things by tnklng this nttltude." "And yoU think I had no Justifica tion for It?" Ruth's tone was tense. "Just why are you so angry?" This was the climax, that Scott hould not even know what he had done. How could he J oh, how could he? "you don't think you hate any cause to be sorry for the evening?" Scott's surprise was genuine. "I didn't know thnt anything was wrong, until you began to treat me coldly at the dance." Ho had his arms about her now and wna whispering, "What is It?" "Tour leaving me nil evening," she burst out, "and then dancing the last dance with some one else." "But I couldn't find you anywhere," Scott persisted. Iluth's heart was singing again. He had looked for her I The cloud was lifting. And then she realized that Scott waa speaking. AVhat was that, that, he was saying? "That Dot Salisbury is an adorable little thing, don't you think so, Iluth? She seems such a child, so artless and young." Dot Salisbury of all people for Scott to mention particularly as young and artless, n scheming little flirt! (Tomorrow, Ituth turns the tables.) The Woman's Exchange To a New Reader Nfthan Frnnko'ii address h 200 West Ninety-second street, New York-. Ad dress the other director of whom you apeak Willow drove, Pcnnn. I am sorry that diligent search does not re veal the address of Hunter Weill), pianist. Perhaps some reader can help you out. A Poem to Dead Mother To the Editor 0 the Wotnan'e Page: Dear Madam I am taking the liberty of forwarding you n poem I composed In memory of my mother. It Is my first nttempt and I tjlctl to exprras my thoughts as best I could. MY MOTHER I often see her In my dreams, My beautiful mother, I often sit when the moon beams, Thinking of my mother. I often gaze Into the starlit sky, Picturing her dear face, My heart grieves, I often cry, Because she lost the race. The Question Corner Today's Inquiries Who arc the Polish Oray Samari tans? Describe a pretty way to com bine white and flowered material in a dress. Is It proper for n week-end guest at a house party In a private houfe to "tip the scrvanta when she leaves? How can an old raincoat be made over to protect the baby's clithes when he plays outdoors after a rain? What precaution should be taken in spreading rendy-madc mayon naise dressing ort sandwiches? Where can an Ironing board be kept when there Is no convenient place for It In the kitchen? Yesterday's Answers Mrs. James S. Cushman, chair man of the wnr work council of the Y. W. C. A., has recently been awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for extraordinary service. When windows nre narrow and as much light as possible Is desired, make the curtain pole at the top of the window extend six Inches longer at each end and hang the curtains. Rtrnight down over the wall Instead of taking away any of the window space. Let n short valance hang over the top. , Brililantlna should be poured into a dish and the brush dipped in It before brushing the hair. , Rubbing windows with tissue paper will clenn them temporarily and almost as well as a thorough washing. . Silk fringe is used in three wide rows to form a front panel on some attractive afternoon dresses. , Bending a wire hairpin over the top and bottom of a spool and .VUnnlng the, ends Into the hole will prevent the spool from rolling away when it falls to the floor. I wander back from the morrow, I stand before her bier. The perfume of her flowers, Is maddening to me here, And through dazed memory. I In tones sweet and mellow', Come her words soft and low, "He that thlnketh he stnndeth Take heed, lest he fall." i M. E. L. I am sorry I have not the space to print all the poem. It was very I pretty. ' I Ruth Farnum's Address To the Editor o (he Woman's Paol! Dear Madam Will you kindly tell us , Sergeant Ruth Farnum's address as soon as possible? We thank you. SERBIA RELIEF COMMITTEE of IN. W. Sergeant Ruth Farnura is in New j York city at present and can be reached through the Serbian Relief Committee, 70 Fifth avenue, New York. Pillows Oot Must To the Editor ot the Woman's Page: Dear Madam It term whenever I nm in real need of advice I turn to you ns you have helped me before, for which I thank you again. Now here la lay trouble, I hnve three bed pillows and during the recent rnlny spell these i pillows had a very peculiar odor. I aired them in the sun nt least once a I week and the ticking Is not very solid; EVERY EATING PLACE hould seek the reputa tion of serving good food. When the public call for Worcestershire, they want LEAPERRINS In fact one of them Is new. If there Is anything to be dono'I would love to know as the odor Is very disagreeable. Thanking you for any advice you may give me. MRS. M. D. Olad to hear from an old friend again. The pillows must have got damp In the rain nud a good long dose of sun ought to restore them. Iearc them out all day In the sun for two or three days and see If the pecullnr odor does not entirely disappear. Sorry It Can't Da Done To the Editor of the Wamnn't Page: Dar Madam About ten davs nea I bought n very pretty net design the kind used for making the bead bags also beads enough to complete It and n nood quality shell top. I have finished about half of the bend work. Now I have' re ceived word from n friend that she Is sending me a bead bag from France. As I won't need or want two I have decided to sell the whole outfit cheap and I thought perhnps some of yonf readers would like to take advantage of the offer. I will inclose my name and address nlso phone number. F. L. D. I nm sorry, F. L. I)., that I can't help you, but one of the rulings of the column Is that nothing be sold through It. Why don't )ou make up the bag as a ChrUtmas present for some friend to whom you would Ilko to give something particularly nice? Adventures With a Purse For the names of shops where ar ticles mentioned in "Adventures With n Purse" can be purchased, address Editor of Woman's Page, EvK.vi.n Pt'nr.iP Lkihieii, or phone the Woman's Department, Walnut .1000. TJERIVS a little sale In plated silver J-A ware I think vnii will bo Interested In. In the first place, the design Is nuitc good so well liked, In fact, that the supply of some of the pieces Is alreadv exhnustpil. Tliire nre dessert spoons for twenty cents, nice-looking' oyster forks nt twenty-five cents, butter1 knives nt twenty-five cents, and round bowled soup spoons at twenty cents each. For everyday use, or for the summer cottngp, you will find this sll verware excellent. And It wears ex ceptionally well Is the assurance. I sing a song of earrings and you must admit that I have womanfully re sisted the temptnlion to tell you re cently of any enrrlngs. But I just couldn't resist them. For the most part they are rouhd, and they nre made of dull-finished stones of bright red. (Im pair has tiny pearls In two rows which cros each other in tne center. Others are plain white. Just one pair, which may still be there If you look sharp, hss circles of little glaring pearls surround ing the center, in which nestles what appears a tiny carved roebml. The prices Ore fifty cents and seventy-fur cents. I can picture n pair against the ears of her whose hnlr Is very dark, and whose dress is of soft white, or lus trous black. Hark from shore or country you come, nnd if you nre very piosperous you have nil the snlt water or fresli water sham pooed from your hnlr before your vaca tion ends. Hut if you are among those who must count her pennies, you must wait until you reach home, and then you will scrub that head vigorously, and give It a good pld-fashloncd sham poo, in which event you will want a good shampoo preparation. Well, here it Is a shampoo capsule costing twenty five cents. It looks for all the world like a glorified capsule that the doctor would prescribe, but my word, you never could swallow It 5 Nor need you. The contents Is a powdered egg sham poo, both healthful and cleansing. And when your hair is again clean nnd dry,. yon will be delighted with Its soft lustre. r tr, ! iJUiil v Give Cuticura the Care Of Your Skin And watch thnt troublesome erup tion disappear, Bathe with Cuti cura Boapi dn ami apply Cuticura pllitineni For eruptions, rashes, Irrltationsi ete., titer nre wonder lliu Nothing so Insures n clear skin and good ialr ns making Cuticura faut every-diir toilet preparations! : Nothing Is Too Good for Klein's f NLY the best ingredients at their best fresh' milk, choicest chocolate, finest sugar are good enough for Klein's Almond Sweet Milk Chocolate. This delicious candy is also a clean candy, because made in a new day light factory under appetisingly sanitary conditions. Then, that you may enjoy its flavor and goodness while still fresh and tempting, it is shipped by our Special Motor Truck Delivery Service and supplied your dealer immediately. Made in America's Milky Way On snip nt nil randy, drug, grocery stores and newstands. KLEIN CHOCOLATE COMPANY 5r S s 1 n: Tly Baby's First Summer WHEN the days and the nights be gan to be hot and sultry, my baby began to.df oop. He lost a little weight and he Was fretful at night he who naa always slept so well. I thouchta baby properly cared for should be as well and as happy in summer as in winter, so I ask"ed my doctor. Why, of course," he said, powder form, to which has SAUCE THS ONCY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE Never serve imitations. titti0 ov huckleberries Time to make huckleberry jams and jellies to last all' year! You'll want plenty o:f berries for pies, tarts and puddings, so start your preserving early. Order Franklin Granulated for all your pre serving. Its sturdy cartons and strong cotton bags insure you a sugar protected from flies, ants and dust. All Franklin sugars are pure cane sugars of the highest quality. SAYE'THE 'FRUIT CROP The Franklin Sugar Refining Company "A Franklin Cane Sugar for every use' Granulated, Dainty Lumpi, Powdered, Confecti jneri, Brown, Golden Syrup. I JUL- JUL FRMKLIN CANB SUGARS "We'll give him Ncstle's Milk Food." So now I know I don't jiave -to be afraid of hot .Weather. With plenty of cool baths and light enough clothing, and with Ncstle's digesting easily in that -little stomach, mybabygoeshappily on to health and strength.. Ncstle's is just pure milk in J V r.nrtf.iitoiemh.f.jrinnefr.fr.ne0f I f 127 N. 13th St., Phila. Factory, Elizabethtown, Pa. Jh I . n ' i Bklnprf omlnft powdei, S6e. ereryivhere. I r. ...... a..... a AAAA.iiA. aaaaaaaa..a.....aa.. 1 yQ - I '' ' w ' 'r n' m VI1 r -i?ggKir. i i-,--girri ''r ,. . . . -y. , ,i .,, . V I AU'0 ALT Adrr K H 1111 HU!I Wife TO .dM H Hh ac- crrt ACPA J ,-. . . ,-. a a .,. .. a f3 TOkbUFw W HI WW IK lJfa -..AA.....-fc . J fflk .r "; ,.wr.j, m i r i ft EMt4T BHVfJElU IBM . H Wl 9t M . UT1 1,1 1U W V 2 JTii&MJfciaMiiffLa been added cereal and sugar. You only add water to it and boil. I know the Neifle Company will bo glad to send you, fret, enough NestU'i Food for tvtlve feedings, and a very good Mother'i Book on how to take care of babies, if you will fill out and tend the coupon to them. They want to take away your fear of hot weather, as they did mine. Nestle'i it pure milk In powder form that is already modified and doen not require the further addition of milk. -Always pure and sate, always uniform, and free from the dangers of home modification. Nestle's has ctpbd the test of three generations and hai teday I hi lartit tali tfany baby feed in thi iutr!d. FREE! Enough Nestle's for 12 feedings. Send the coupon! NESTLE'S MILK Y1 r , i ii. .mwh JC i. .i iiMU v.uill'..NV. Inc. I Tr"lrf'"X tTv"np t .. l 1XM ivi.lum at . N Y. (.It i llJI 11 j 1 IB jj V ' ruin teat tnlmf.g, hook ui tilil pickitt. M jf lf )& V I WlOU M-fc.wi.wwwm.H-.t.w- WW...-. 1 MANN & DILKS 1102 CHESTNUT STREET Our Once-a-Year Sale Spring, Summer Fall, Winter Goods Insures a new stock and gives our patrons an extraor dinary buying opportunity. Silk Shirts Knee Drawers Hosiery Office Coats Neckwear Union Suits Bathing Suits Bath Gowns Overcoats, Raincoats, Golf Jackets, Wool Vest, Sweaters, Palm Beach Suits, Automobile Dusters, Cheviot Shirts, Winter Overcoats, Madras Shirts. Any Purchase May lie Exchanged or Money Will Be Refunded Mann a Dilks 1102 CHESTNUT STREET ' Flemishes JHIiillill i jg&&fc-Y IIPt ".pi HI OTlarinello fl lj(! 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WEjTOM 12 HeiMZ' Beans 12C-I7C Wc draw your particular notice to the price, everyone knows the quality, t can An exceptionally appetizing aide dish, growing in favor every day cooked, ready to serve. CV0 tot 6 btls., 75c; Dozens, $1.15 A very plcnsing beverage, guaranteed positively non-al coholic. 6 Bottles, 75c : 1 Dozen, $1.45 Empties Returnable, lc each Delightfully pleasing and satisfying thirst quenchers, ready to serve. In buy ing by the half-dozen or dozen you may have them assorted, just as you wish. Best Soup Beans Si c A very special price on the nnest. jauaur beans "v . ?...& tjit. "- Pink Salmo., can 18c Tomato Soup can 3c White Diat. Vinegar, bot., 12c Salad Dressings, bot, 1 Ic-ISc Best Lima Beans lb. 12c Best Sardines ...can 8c, 17c Pure Jelly glass 10c B.cst Peanut Butter, glass, 12c Canning Needs Mason Quart Jars ..doz. 85c Mason Pint Jars ....doz. 80c Jar Tops doz. 30c Jelly Glasnes doz. 42c Jar Rubbers doz. tic Parowax (4 cakes), 1 lb. 17c N Double Tip Matches, box 5c Quaker Corn Flakes, pkg. 9c Snow Boy Powder .pkg. 4'jC "Asco" Ammonia ....bot. 8c Toilet Paper ........ .roll 4c Wax Paper roll 4c Motor Mints pkg. 4c Jiffy Jell pkg. 10c vwwywywvy rnr Fresh Ginger Snaps 16 Calif. Tuna Fish n 20 Laundry Soap 6 rBk" 25' Oleomargarine lb- 34- 39" Marshmallow Whip, pk'-12"17 Big Juicy Lemons " 18e Uneeda Biscuit "' 8e Choice Tomatoes blr ran 15e Ritter's Pork & Beans 12" 39 Fine New Cheese lb Loaf The finest home-made i the only bread that in any way approaches the quality of "fetor. Both from the standpoint of quality and economy there is no other "loaf" just like it. Buy it this afternoon for to morrow's breakfast. Our Very CClb To match it In quality you will pay 50c lb. most anywhere. Our immense buying power and direct connections enable us to save you 9c or more on eVery pound. These Prices in All Our 150 Sanitary Meat Markets Wc were able to get a couple of additional cars of these delightful Little Hams, and we arc passing the advantage to you for the balance of the week. Can you refuse to save 90c on a fine sugar-cured 10-11). Ham? This is a clean cut of 0c a lb. These Hams are known as Armour's Georgia Hams cut from small lean pigs cured and smoked to a. nicety. Armour's targia Mams 36c Quantity Limited This Price While They Last or Chuck Roast B!U "MP c i wAm. Lean Soup Beef, u 16c Clean Beef Fat, l& 12c Clean Beef Suet, lb 20c Other Healthful Meat Foods for This Time of the Year Are BEEF, MUTTON and LAMB Genuine Maryland Spring Lamb Leg lb. 40c Loin Chops .lb. 52c Rib Chops ..lb. 42c Sttwlng lb. 20c i,,,iii,i,,ii.i,,, Rack Chops ..lb. 35c Shoulders ...lb. 32c Neck lb. 28e Genuine Wether Mutton Leg lb. 32c Loin Chops . ,1b. 42c Rib Chops ..lb. 35c Rack Chops . .lb. 28c Shoulders . ,.lb. 23c Neck '..lb. 20c Stewing lb. 14c ! ltll,ll,t,,i,,,,t,. Everywhere in Philadelphia and Throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware T 1" N" f ' ASCO. . ASCO. ASCO. ASCO. tatftitrftHfci i i' mi' ntyfaw-ii ,! i ifsfy A S c o ! O A S C1 04 A s Ctf OJ A S s iVl .9 oi .? xA x A8 SI c O ntf rt , if JiS V- t 11 " -. . 15 a A,: o , " O ' C r v w- , . r A. S. c o,lS a: -ft S , i c! Ok A S c O If Itli H A1 S, C J aV ' or. ' ). ASCO. ASCO. ASCO. ' ASCO.,., - ASCO; j m i 14J rf m . Ui i AJi 1 I l ' J tw f ,ii , ' , to i L1 v k s. iki TH ,'.?.
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