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EVENING' PtJBLlt) LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDATr SEPTEMBER 9,, 1919
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'SOME UNUSUAL OYSTER
ARE OFFERED B Y MRS. WILSON
'4 Delicious Oyster Pie Served Deviled and in Cocktail
Half Shell in an Appetizing IV ay. and Many
for the Opening of the Season
ABOUT the middle of September'
" the oyster comes to us as one of
our most popular foods. Entinjr raw
oyBtersis correct from the dietetic
standpoint, as the oyster virtually j
digests itself. Universal custom ta-'
boos tho use of tho oyster durinrr
the spawning season, which varies in
many localities, ranging over a
period from May to the end of
August.
SOME UNUSUAL KECIPES
Oysters on the Half-Shell Hegue
Have the oysters opened on the
deep shell and then place in a small
bowl
One-qvarter tenspoon of grated
onion,
One-half teaspoon of finely minced
pepper, ,
One teaspoon of horseradish, j
One teaspoon of Worcestershire :
sauce,
Juice of one lemon. '
Mix thoroughly and then servo
with the oysters.
Oyster Cocktail
Allow live oysters for each serv-1
Ice. Now prepare a cocktail sauce j
as follows: Place in a saucepan
One and one-half cups of Hewed
tomatoes,
Two onions, grated,
One green pepper, chopped fine,
One tablespoon of cornstarch,
One-half teaspoon of mustard,
One teaspoon of salt,.
One teaspoon of paprika,
One-qvartcr teaspoon of cloi'cs,
One teaspoon of sugar.
Stir well to dissolve the starch
.and spices and then bring to a boil
lind cook slowly for ten minutes.
iThen add tho juice of one lemon and
'one tablespoon of horseradish. Rub
,through a fine sieve and chill. Use
Jthree tablespoons of this mixture for
'each cocktail.
Grilled Oysters
Have large oysters opened on
'the deep shell and allow three oys
jters for each service. Remove from
the shell and wash to free from bits
of shell. Roll the oysters in fine
bread crumbs and sprinkle with the
following mixture for one dozen oys
ters. Mince fine
Four strips of bacon,
One green pepper,
One onion.
Now pour one-half teaspoon of
..Welted butter over each oyster and
broil in the broiler of the gas range
for eight minutes. Or bake in a
hot oven for ten minutes. Servo
with slices of lemon.
Oyster Croquettes
Drain and then look over fifteen
oysters, and remove all bits of shell. ' pan, add three level tablespoons of Parslc
Wash, then pat dry on a cloth and I llour. Stir to dissolve the flour, ,
chop the oysters fine. Now strain ;
the liquid and add sufficient milk to '
measure one and one-quarter cups,
Place in a saucepan and add I
One-half cup of flour, j
One onion, grated, i
One green pepper, minced fine, '
Three branches of parsley, minced
fine.
Stir to thoroughly dissolve the
flour and then bring to a boil, and
cook very slowly for six minutes. I
Then add the finely minced oysters
and add I
One and one-half teaspoons of I
aalt, j
One teaspoon of paprika.
Beat to thoroughly mix and then (
pour on well-greased platter and let i
cool. Set in the icebox for three I
hours to mold, and then form into
croquettes. Dip in flour, lay on a
wire mixing spoon and baste well
with beaten egg. Then roll in fine
crumbs and fry until golden brown
in hot fat.
Deviled Oysters
Drain fifteen medium-sized oys
ters and look over carefully for bits
of shell. Wash and lay on a cloth
Uliu jab ui. -iiiuii; vu-ij iiiirz. ,iun
place
One-half cup of oyster liquid,
One-half cup of milk,
Two tablespoons of grated onion,
Two tablespoons of finely minced
parsley.
Six tablespoons of flour,
in a saucepan and stir to dissolve the
flour. Bring to a boil and cook for
three minutes, and then add the
finely minced oysters and
One teaspoon of salt,
Three-quarters teaspoon of pa
prika, One-quarter teaspoon of mustard.
Mix thoroughly and then scrub
eight deep oyster shells thoroughly.
Dry and fill with the prepared mix
ture. Smooth over and then coat the
top with beaten egg, and cover with
fine bread crumbs. Pry until golden
brown in hot fat.
Oyster Pie
Grease a casserole or baking dish
and sprinkle with fine crumbs, and
then place a layer of diced potatoes
In the bottom and then a layer of
eysters. Season each of the two
layers with
One cup of finely diced celery,
One green pepper, minced fine,
One onion, minetd fine,
One teaspoon of salt,
One-half teaspoon of white
pepper.
Mix thoroughly before using and
then pour over one cup of thick
cream sauce' made with equal parts
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' at the strained oyster liquid and
j milk. Covr with a crust of plain
By MUS. M. A. WILSON
'Copvnolit. !!!! bv .Vr.. .If. A
All Iltohll J.'dcunfJ
11 (Hon.
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COOKIiSG Monies
THIS ppk sives rhilaclclphlil
women in tlio various rfiidpntinl
S-o'tiotii the opportunity to spp Mrs.
"Wilson's npwpst rooking movie.
I.KItAXOX CKlMIt CAKI'I
TIik intPrpifiiiR S'Tiinrin uliirh
sliows how to mnkp n mot delicious
iithI pconomiinl cake will lip shown
n follows :
Tuesday and Wcilnexlny - The
Itiulto. TulpeliocUcn street and (lor
mnntoun avenue.
Thursday. 1'ridaj and Saturday- -Tho
Alliambrn. Twelfth and Morris
streets.
CIIAKLOTTK ItrSSE
Tuedav Century, I'rie avenue
and Marshall street
W e (1 ii e s d a y Allegheiiy, 31 11
Frankfonl nvenup.
Thursday Model, 42.". South
street.
Triday and Saturday - Fair
mount. Twenty-sixth street and
(Jirnrd avenue.
QrKKX VICTORIA
TAKK
SPOXOK
1141 Main
Tuesdny I'liuirpss,
street. MiinnyunK.
Wednesday and Thursday. Globe,
Fifty-ninth anil Market streets.
Kridny and Saturday Point
Ilreeze. ltlUS Point I!rep-.e avenue.
pastry and bake in a moderate oven
for forty minutes.
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une anil one-Halt cupa ot small
diced potatoes and twenty-five oys-
tors will make a pie for a familv of
four or five.
Ye Olde Englishe Pye
Make a pastry of
Tico cups of flour.
One teaspoon of mil.
Three teaspoons of baking pow-, vy- h a"ni) lav on th0 cloth and pat bo,"'r ,.1",,n n fn"'1.i
ilnr . . ," .., -.. .worn with jour suit
llCr- dry. Now place in a sauc-pan ., nnr,.0lry , hn,
Sift to mix and then rub in one-
Mrs. Wilson
Answers Queries
No. 11S1
My dear Mrs. Wilson Will
you kindly publish recipe for
cream sauce, suitable for creamed
chicken, and also whether this
recipe is the cream sauce you re
fer to in some of your recipes?
Have had splendid success with
your recipes, and thanking you in
advance for the information
asked for. Mrs. C. S. B.
Cream Sauce
Place one cup of milk in a' sauce-
using either a fork or wire beater,
and then bring to a boil and cook
for five minutes. Beat hard and
then add the seasoning and one
tablespoon of butter for flavoring.
Do not use butter for starting
cream sauce. Butter burns at a
low temperature and is unfit for
food. This method is used for mak-
ing all cream sauces.
No. 123
My dear Mrs. Wilson Will you
kindly give recipe for., making
cornmeal muh, stating time for
cooking in double boiler?
Respectfully,
L. L. P.
Cornmeal Mush
Place in a saucepan
One quart of water,
One teaspoon snft.
Bring to boil, then stir in very
slowly one and three-quarter cups
cornmeal. Stir wcl? tsP..ent lump -
ing and cook twenty minutes very
slowly. Rinse pan with cold water,
111U11 JJUUI 111 I11U3I1 U11U JUL COU1.
No. 1231.
My dear Mrs. Wilson Will you
kindly publish in your columns of
recipes one on how to can vege
table soup and oblige a constant
reader and user of your rocipes?
Mrs. U. W.
Soup lesson coming early in Sep-1
tember. I
No. 1230. f
My dear Mrs. Wilson Can you
give me a recipe for a small cake
that will keep fresh for a week or
so, something on the order of
pound cake, using the cup meas
ure? Also a rich cookie. We are
going away where I, cannot do any
baking, so I thought I would take
some cake with me We do not eat
it ourselves, but want it for com
pany. I think you will know just
what I want. Your recipes nre a
great help to me, and I am having
the Evening Public Ledger sent
to me while I am away for your
articles. Truly yours,
M. K. E.
See cake recipes for war bride
June 7, June 8, August 3.
My dear Mrs. Wilson May I
ask you to kindly tell me through
your splendid page a reliable rec
ipe for canning succotash? I have
tried invariably to can same, but
am unable to keep u portion of
each from spoiling and would,
therefore, appreciate your advis
ing me as soon, as you conven
iently can, as corn will not be in
the market much longer.
J. F. P..
See canning article on lima beans
August 16, and July 19 for corn.
'Follow recipe closely and you will
Tiave success "with all j&4) canned.
RECIPES
Preparing Them oiftiic
Other Recipes
half cup of shortening, and mix to
a dough with one-half cup of ice
cold water. Roll out one-quarter
inch thick and then lino a deep pic
or laycrcake pan with this pastry.
Now look the oysters over for bits
of shell and then wash twenty-five
oysters, and turn into the pastry
lined pan and add
One-half cup of finely shredded
celery,
One-lmif onion, finely minced.
Three tablespoons of finely
minced parilcy, ,
One teaspoon of sal't.
One-half teaspoon of white pepper.
Mix with tho oysters thoroughly
and then dot tho oysters v.'iih two
tablespoons of butter. Place a top
crust on and make several little
gashes to allow the steam to escape.
Uhish the top pastry with cold water
and bake in a moderate oven for
: thirty minutes.
Oysters en Surprise
Mash a sufficient number of pota
toes to measure two cups. Then sea
son well and divide into eight pieces.
Flatten out one-half inch thick and
lay in the center
Four medium-sized oysters,
One teaspoon of grated onion,
One teaspoon of finely minced
green pepper,
One-quarter teaspoon of salt,
1 1'incli of white pepper.
Vnlrl nvor- tbt. nntttnr.. incline
cold oer me potatoes, incasing
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me ojmim.s m im mMutu uwi.
Then roll in flour and dip in beaten
egg; then roll in lino crumbs and
frv until colden brown in hot fat. .
Place in a hot oven for five minutes
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to finish the baking.
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Oysters a la Supreme
Look over twenty-five oysters very
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carelUliy to iuinuu uic u.w, ui mic.i.
One cup of milk,
Three-quarters cup of oyster r
liquid
One-half cup of flour.
Stir to thoroughly dissolve the
flour and then bring to a boil and
I add
i One medium-shed onion, grated,
j One medium-sized green pepper,
j nitneed fine,
Four tablespoons of finely minced
parsley,
I One hard-boiled egg,
Juice of one-half lemon,
i One raw egg, teell beaten.
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our to uiuj-uuKii'y ... " "
add the prepared oysters, and a
ook
for eight minutes. Serve on toast
and Parnish
Wlin llliciy milieu
! Adventures
i With a Purse
Tucked away in quite uu inconspii-j
nous corner is a quaint lUtlc shop that
will upon sisht endear itself to the hpnrt ,
of hPr whose delight is to find dresses
and lovi'lt hand-made clothes for her,
'little girl' Why. just to look in the ;
' window of this shop is to set one u-lig- '
uring ns to whether liv saving a bit
from the house money here anil a few
' ppnnips from clothes there one could,
, possibly afford the cunning sweater or'
I adorable baby frockj Een the tots
which are skillfully arranged are quite,
irresistible. 1 warn ou thnt. once you
venture inside that alluring shop, you
Utill be lost. And you'll probably come
away with more than you hnd planned
to buy. I'Ul inen me 1 "I utiiirniir,
tour daughter in such charming dresses
will overshadow everything else.
I'erhnps like me you did not know
, that it is possible to mend right nt home ,
' the aluminum put or Pa u,i .... .
j yVwstMoo TlS
of solder which comes for mending holes
i in aluminum ware. It is nbout the size
1 of n lend pencil in length nnd thickness.
' And nil you need do is to hp.it it. npplv
' ing the melting substance to the hole.
When it cools nnd hardens vour pot or
, nan is as good ns new. The stick of
Ider. which will last mnny holes, is
twentj -five cents.
Tt was quite by accident that I dls-
I covered this fascinating assortment of
I silks nnd nenr-silks which make such
I lovelv pillow covers. I came away with
1 enough for two pillows nnd feel It in my '
I bones thnt T shall go bnck for more, i
One silk poplin with blnck background I
has a queer oriental flower design in
j yellow, lavender nnd green. It costs'
SI. 10 n yard, and if your pillow is of
moderate size you can get enough for n c
cover for fifty-five cents. Then there!
is a striking yellow silk with queer
.Tanancfp figures in blnck. I am reason
nbly certain thnt if you nre looking for!
draperies or pillow covers you can conic ,
pretty close to finding just what you i
want. I
For the names of shops where ar
ticles mentioned in "Adventures
With n Purse" can be purchased,
address Editor of Woman's Page,
Evesixq Puiiuc LEDQEn. or phone
the Woman's Department, Walnut
3000.
Little Fashitm Hints
Cream-colored silk gloves are beaded.
Graj squirrel and hare are favorite
furs.
Jersey is most excellent for travel
ing wear.
Many new blouses arc made with high
necks,
Flaring medici. colic rs appear "on
blouse suits.
The Overblouse Stays
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose
This graceful nvrrblouse is of brown chiffon embroidered In vari
colored silk and beads. The ribbon belt is burnt orango
rpilKHF. is still sometliiuR just a Tittle
staggering about
the high cost of
wearing ciotms; nmi it you nave snop
ped about nt all as yet in search of your
autumn or winter wardrobe you have
learned, perhaps, that you reully can-
not hope for the kind of things Unit
you nre used to unless you ate willing
to be much more generous with your- i
self in vmir ilre4 iillnwnnee Wlipn von
co to buy an overblouse nnd find that
the voir simple little model that you
snecc as neing serviceame, upcoming
and distinetite. but not In the IpiisI
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,1(,, ,)n,.(, lhP,, blouses are a trueicoiiipletcl.vcdncenledbythenverbloii.se.'
economy, for they transform the suit The color of distinction for autumn
into i an nfiernooif troek something thnt
'" '' "" m without the jacket without
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thnt was a Hnys characteristic of the
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,. skirt. the edge. The belt is made of burnt
' With an interesting overblouse jou'.nange ribbon, which encircles the
til'tllillh linvi II ff fiplt . mill it is rcitltv icni., nn.l (In.- tl.n 1f. ..'I.. rt.l.:.
,
;, Dcciuisc n can dc
t coat, thus making
nve n separate coat ;
so the :() is not badly spent. And. of
course, there nre ot-iblous,- Hint can
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
Anxious for Bobbed Hair
To thn Kihtor o iroTiiaii's 1'aor:
Dear Madam Would you kindly
tell me whore I could go to have my
hair bobbed, as I do not like the idea
of sitting in a barber' chair with all
the men nround. nnd would like to-hnve
it blocked below my ears for next
Wednesday night. I think if all us girls
would have our hnir blocked it wouldi
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' um ui-ii.-i. .. " .""
is to comb it and it looks nice
I would also like to know the name
end address of another girl who would
like to go with' me as 1 will pay her
way ami ever tiling else. My hnir is
The Questiaji Corner
Today's Inquiries
Whnt is the comparative
biith
nnd death
rate
in the I lilted
to the latest
States accord in
census?
'. What is the proper way to apply
lotions nnd tonics recommended
for hair health?
.'. Name a l'rciicli wedding super
stition. -. Whnt will often induce sleep
when oiip is wnkeful nt night?
.". How can imitation pearl ear
rings be restored to their original
brightness?
Ii. How is putty made? Can putty
be mudc at home?
Yesterday's Answers
1. Miss Kate Oleason is the first
woman who was ever elected to
bo an active member of the
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers.
2. To prevent a thermos bottle cprk
from retaining odors coat it with
hot paraffin. i
:;. A single lingerie clasp can be
iiscdV to hold a Windsor tie in
place.
4. A fork divides nn angel cake with
ease.
.". Glazed wallpaper can be kept
clean bv wiping with a clolh
wrung tightly out of warm sonpy
water. He sure to take up any
moisture as you go as it gets in
nt the seams nnd warps the paper.
fi AVhen the skirt made nt home is
finished, press it carefully on the
wrong side and then sponge it on
the right.
CuticuralsWhatYouNeed
For Your Hair and Scalp
Dandruff kills the hair. Cutlcura
kills dandruff. Try this treatment
Before retiring- rub Cutlcura Oint
ment Into partings all over the scalp.
Next mornlnE' shampoo with Cutl
ouri. Soap and hot water. Itlnse
with tepid water. Dandruff d'sap
penra, hair stops falling- and becomes
thick, live and healthy.
Ba iur to tt the Iiicl.latlm fmsranca
of Cutlcura Talcura oir your kln. Soap,
Ointment Talcur ?Gi eaifh averirvrhert.
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lie bought for les than t lint sum,
and,
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There was doubt in the minds of the
dealers in woiuen's wear as to whether
the overblouse would or Would not ner-
sist, and the prediction was mnde that
there was no future for this garment,
but already the more discriminating
type of shopper has called for .these
Klnncno l. ln..m ., (..... ,ni. ....
who' .'lechlcl to Win ' ,.. f
least, with last venr'a ' ,ii t... I
rally decides to wear t with mi over-
blon.se. for the siimile rpnsnn Hint ulmt
, . . . .
ever signs oi wear limy nnve developed i
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suits is to he brown, so the blouse
chosen for the sketch today is of this
'"" ',t is ot cnioii and is embroidered, , ,, thc ,,oy nor the Krl
jn varicolored silk nnd hciils Tim , """'" ... . ,
'..., ,!.T ?''...."". ..-'":. ...l'u.knew ids or her own mind have turned
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same brljlinnt hue which, by the way.
is high in fnvor in Paris is repeated '
jn the velvet hat. which hns n mn ..f
brown sntin.
ov,,,, right. Jnm by riorfnco no.e i
dark brown nnd is twenty inches down
my back and is extra thick.
ANXIOl'S TO IIAVK SHOUT HAIR.
Yl "ii have your hair bobbed at
the hair dresser's. You can find names
nnd addresses in the telephone hook.
Io you mean .ton want some girl to
go nnd have her hair bobbed to,,'' w.,n
1 don t think ton will need company
" i
since you will not have to l.rn.n n,'
barber's chair.
At awTdding
In III- fdilnr of H'omnil'i ranc-
Ilp.'ir Mndam Wlm pnj.s ' for the
flowers nt n wedding, the bride or
bridegroom, nnd what are the proper
llowcrs to hnve nt an autumn wedding?
is it proper for the groom to pay for
the drinks at n wedding or the bride's nbout flirting, nnd she brought up the
parents? Iqucstinn where the government cm-
... ,.., ,. I ployed detectives to flirt with girls and
AN INTERESTED READER ,;;, ,pkl.(, IP Rlrl . wP arslled
The bridegroom pays for the bride's for hours until 1 decided to write to
flowers. Any white flowers in bloom i j on nnd get the correct answer.
in autumn would be appropriate fori" How can such be done, arresting a
the bride's bouquet white chrysanthc-
mums, white nster.s, etc. llowocr. it I rn ttiit r Aim
is possible at any season of the ear to
get tiie flowers more commonly used
tor the bridal bouquet bridal
roses.
j sweet pea
Tilt bride'
lilies of the valley, etc. I
s parents pay for all of the '
upper.
wedding
jji imiiintpmimpiimmmim .
Taylor & Aspel - I
130 SOUTH 16TH STREET W j
.... ANNOUNCING ' ffl
A Fall Exhibition of Wfx
RIDING HABITS. W7j
and Kindred Toggery SK
AN UNUSUAL AND li
DISTINCTIVE SHOWING OF J -J;
Sport Suits, Motor Coats J
Hats. m :
of Leather and Cloth WEllf '
Stunning Sports Dresses WhT
In Serge and Tricotine 1 '.
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PHOTOPLAYS
THEATRES
OWNED AND MANAOED HY MEMHEK8 OF
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS'. ASSOCIATION
BELMONT MD AUOVC MAnKET
J W Kimj'.IOAN In "THE WHITE MAN'S
CHANCE" "Thunder SlounUIn No. 11"
KXTHA "PERSHINO. THE WEAPON OIT
DEBTINY"
CEDAR 00TH CEDAU AVENUE
HOHEIVr W. cffAMIlERS'S
"THE DAWK UTAH"
COLISEUM MA,,KSMrai
ROHEnT W. CHAMIIKHH'S
THE DARK 8TAH"
CI IDCf A 40TH MAnKET STS.
n.UlllN. MATINEE DAILY
VIVIAN MARTIN In
"LOUISIANA"
FRANKFORD. m A,V,A$!OTD
inENE CART! E In
THE K1RINO LINE"
JEFFERSON sffiT anmadtadpaYl?
lottie icnusi; In
"THE GIRL ALASKA"
II TMnn FKONT 8T. A OIRARD AV8.
JUIVIDW Jumbo Junction on Pnnktord "L"
VII.LIAM KARNlfMMln .. ,
"TH3 R!OE1UXIONOF DAYJD CORBON"
Please Tell Me
What to Do
Uy CYXTIlfA
Wants to Meet Her
To L. 1). Cynthln is sorry, but it
would be quite impossible to bring about
n , meeting between "Jewel" nnd n
writer to the column. Cjnthin is glad to
print any letters to any writer but any
bringing about of nn introduction is out
of tlic question. Write to "Jewel" iu
the column if you enre to.
, Favors the "Jewel" Type
Defcr Cynthia I have rend with in
terest article nnnenring in today's
paper signed by "A Jewel" pertain
nv in ,,,v nfttoin -i,v plrls like to liavc
ing to nij nrticle wh girls ; uue to au
a fuss made over them.
a tuss made over tliem. inis pnrucu-
lar letter seemed very interesting to
This pnrtlcu-
Kirls
me to learn that there are some
around who don't like to have n big fuss
made over them, nnd who .Ion t like a
-
young man to till them lull ot nonsense
and lies. Note that "Jewel" says that
tho joung man of today prefers the
pninled-up dolls. Such Is not always the
case. You will not that this type of girl
has nil J:inds of friends, but the question
is what kind of friends nre they. They
nre simply friends to call up some night
nnd tnke them out when they hnve noth
ing else to do. In other words, when
they hnve no one else to tnke out they
call on these such friends. might ad
mit that I hnve tnken out this type of
girl myself, but I hnve not taken them
out very often. Once Is enough. I
wns nlwnys nfrnitl thnt it would rain
and. therefore, wash them ashore. And
ns a rule, u will find this the general
thing with these pnintcd-up dolls.
It Is very true that you don t meet
the kind of a girl that "Jewel" claims
she is very often, but when you do you
hnve the utmost respect for her. 'Onod
luck to o. ' ANXIOUS.
Won't some of our girls write in nnd
say thnt all young men do not seem to
.desire the "Jewel" type of girl? There
are.two sides to the story, boys.
On Young Marriages
Pear Cjnthin She is just seven
teen nnd I am twenty-two. All things
being equal is it O. IC? Yours.
OKOIIOB.
Some marriages between n very young
girl nnd a not overly old young man
turn out womieriuny nappy, uuicrs.
out piisernDly. 1 nin nirnici i wouiu
hnve to know more about "her" nnd
"von" before I could definitely say "it
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1 From a Bachelor
I Hear Cynthia I rend your letters in
I the Evknixo ruiil.u: IiKlKinn most
I every day. I believe quite n few girls
write just to show thnt they nre nil-
, mired nnd have a lover, but there are '
'quite a lot of sensible questions nnd in
general 1 think you give very good an
swers. I wnnt to answer "JowolV
letter, printed September !.
It is quite true there are n lot of
boys that seem (?) to prefer the painted
dolls or girls with the lily-white hands,
but it is also true there nre a very
lnrgc percentage of boys who like to see
girls as nature intended them to be.
not with beauty bought nt the drug
' Kinrii .inn him uvr.i ii iii r ipt .m I. iin
store. And nny boy who doesn t nave
! ,ore money than sense wants n girl
thnt "can cook, sew and keep house
nnd is willing to do it if necessary.
A ItAt'HKI.DK.
Was She Guilty?
Ilenr Cynthia I nin coming to you
for nid to settle this so-called .argument.
T have a friendly girl neighbor and on
Labor Day we stnrted nn argument
i ' i - UU LiU V Hi
I'lowera you should be interested in
THE CENTURY FLOWER SHOP
'"' Hclow Chestnut "
PHOTOPLAYS
LOCUST , f 2.D ,ASP.L0CUBT STREETS
L.UUUOI Man. 1:30,3:30. Kirs. (1:30 to 11
DOnOTHY OlSIf In
"NOBODY HOME-
NIXON B2D AND MARKET BTB.
I-tl.AWI'M 2:18. 7 and 0.
HARRY MOREY In
AlCi UAMUl.tSHS"
PARK 1UDQE ! AVE. & DAUPHIN BT.
1 r-nrv Mat. SilB. Kvr. 0:45 toil
r W. OniFFJTH'8
"HEARTS OF THE WORLD"
RIVOI I B!D AND SANSOM 8TS.
.. MATINEE DAILY
CLATn,tEK;,ETT,EnvFF?E?-"'
STRAND aEnMANTOWANTANoo
YVONNE DELVA In VENAN0
"THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR"
EXTRA'PERBHINO. THE WEAPON OV
DESTINY" '
WEST ALLEGHENY ffiU&
b vp TJUIHA8 In,
. RISONJW
TWO WA YS OF BA THING
BY THE SAD SEA WAVES
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One of Them Calls for Taking a Satin Pillow, Your Knitting,
His Tennis Racquet and a Camera Along
THEY were going bathing. To prove
It they brought down on the beach
with them the following: her knitting
(two kinds to switch when she tired
of one), a sntln pillow, her Varasol
nnd her swenter.
They were going bnthlng.
To prove it they brought down wltn
them his camera, bis, tennis racket, his
swenter anil ills inaniiouu. ,nollt of " In "cr l),nil b,ncl! s,lit she
Exnggerntlon? No. Truth. Ilnltwns n seck M n wn hut tl(,rc wng
of the bench hnd to get out of thel nothing scitl-like about her face. It
"" "l Ule oncoiiniiB rum...-. ".. "Mvns glowing w th the v vie ness tho sea
ii, ,..i, not hnve felt ntl.i ,i. ...... .,.. i.. .., ... ...
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J ""luJJclnA Wl?l
there Imminent danger of collision with'
everything nnd everybody, but there
i-nn lf Imlliinrf B1I1T. 1L Mill il n- -
. fi 1 .lTifina tin
. .. ,, nrnrst t ,.,, COmc to
girl for flirtng with a so-called lin-
nrlnnrv fllrtitfe detective? How could
he arrest the girl when it was simply
not her fault? She was waiKing ur
standing, minding her own nffnirs. and J
the detective flirted with her nnd then i
took her. in the machine nnd drove her
to the station to be arrested. That's
simply putting n .penally on the girl
when she was innocent. I hope you
will answer this, ns we hnve a stake nt ,
'hand for the winner,
L. E. C.
T , . . . . 1.. u.l.nl f.l,- tlllo .IP.
i dO IIOL HIIUII 111 ,, nut ...ij .....i ... j
curred, of course, so I ntn only nble to ;
irive nn opinion on It 1 think you nre '
a little mistaken nbout the girl s pnri
in the affair. The detective would not
' have arrested the girl it sue nnu not.
been more than willing to tlirt with
him. Yon sec, this makes her just ns
guilt ns if she had accepted the ad
vances of any stranger not in the cm-
ploy of the government.
A perfect leaven
er for any flour
it costs no more
than the low
grade powders
j an(J jg jg Jje8t
at any price.
THE WHOLESOME
BAKING POWDER
Go buy it today
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IVlANN & DlLKS
U02 CHESTN'JT STREET
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IV3ANN & DlLKS
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
l-IIOTOl'l.AVS
PHOTO PtAYS .
THRU
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OFlMERICA
All,.,!,..., l-'i'i. Morris 4 J'assyunlt AVo.
ttinamura, Mut.Uallyat'J; Evgb. 0!45 i u.
Ot.ALy HKOt'KWKLL. In
"IIIIOKKN COMMANDMENTS"
ADHI I ( 52W & THOMPSON STS.
ArWJL,LAJ MATINEE OAILV
OKOtlOK WAl.SH In
"PUTTINQ IT UVBll"
A D r A T"M A CHESTNUT 'Uelow ItiTH
AKLAUlft jo a. m. to inis r. m.
JACK MCKKOUD In
"Illl.l. APl'KnSON'B HOY"
ni i irroiDr BROAD STREET AND
DL.UU.DIInL' SUSQUEHANNA AVE.
(ll.IVH THOMAS In
"UPSTAIRS AND DOWN"
BROADWAY TAA W? $
ANITA STBWART-in
"HUMAN DI-.'SIRE"
-.-M riKUAI atn, & Maplewooii av.
COLUIN1AL, 2I5 and 8)1B P. M.
MA 11 15 1. NCHIMANLI 111
"MICKEY"
PUDDCCC MAIN ST.. MANAYUNK
LMl Kt-33 MATINEE DAILY
NAZIMOVA In
"THE RED LANTERN"
r- A lI-lVI IWT 2"th A G1RARD AV.
FAIRMOU1N 1 MATINEE DAILY
SESftUB HAYAKAWA In
THE QHAY HORIZON"
r- A 1V1II V THEATRE 1311 Market St.
FAMILY 0 A. M, to MldnUht.
CLAnA KIMRALI.YOUNO in
'-TUB 11ETTER WIFE'1
FRANKLIN
THIRD ft 1'ITZWATER
OROAN MUSIC
ISTitt'il. LMHU.1 in
"THE SPORTINO CIIANCE"
rTLI CT THEATRE nlow Spruce.,
DO 1 Yl D 1 MATINEE DAIL1
ALICE JOYCE
"TUB THIRD KISS"
GREAT NORTHERN tfrA8vM,rU
TOM MIX n
"THE COMINO OF THE LAW
.rr?rI.A I BOTH' WALNUT STB.
JlViriiiAJOl-. , MatOllW. EVi.TAD.
AN'WAJLT
&A
it is to say if you cut the skirl of an
elaborate afternoon gown off at the
knees you would have something
slightly rivaling it.
TAOWN the beach a piece there was
-' nnother girl. Slic seemed like a
.,rt. 0f (he sparkling mireine sea as
she came bright-eyed and dripping wet
,""" "" "'" v"" k,,u "'"' """ v"
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If JL. ' .., ?.
them. The
KJr, ,yns nivpI10t Kimmlng along
on the top or life, tint driving uccn -
into it nnd tasting its riches to the full.
Whnt a pity it seems that some go
on and nn never knowing fully what
anything menus. Whnt did the man
and the girl with their vnnload of fin-
j cry know nbout the real joys of going
n naming.' l n wager me gin wouia
no more think of getting her hair wet
than bIic would of going down on the
bench without her powder puff. And
imnginc the risk of that! .
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Gas Range
means economy
Gas Range N
IT will pay for Itself In fuel. In labor
1 and In better cooking results. See the
"Direct Action" range and its heat con
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action nnd know the mnxlmum efficiency
thnt a. sras ranee can give. Just set the
regulntor, put In the whole meal and It
cooks all at one time. Does not need
conBtnnt wntchlnc A wonderful fuel
I and labor saver.
A complete line of other standard
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I Our Service Includes Immediate
Delivery and Free Connection
XFHllADElFHl
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AND SSTREETS
I B Action"
TVrol Wool for School wear
is practical, serviceable and
economical.
.TurOL
ma
Fall and Winter
New Styles and Colors
Ladies' & Misses' Suits
28.75 32.75 38.75
Junior Suits
27.75 29.75
Also Top, Street and
Motor Coats
Velour Hats
I'HOTOI'I.
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The following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee" of early showing
of the ftyiest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Company of America.
1 P AnCD 41ST A LANCASTER AVB.
U.tLUrLt MATINEE DAILY
MARION DA VIES In
"THE DARK STAR"
I 1RFRTV nnoAD a coi.uMniA av.
l.!OIr. 1 .1 MATINEE DAILY
TOM MIX In
"THE COMINO OF THE LAW"
333 MARKET ,f gf?. IffifgE.
NORMA TALMAPOE In
"THE WAY OF.A WOMAN"
MOnPl 4-5 COUTH ST. OrchMtr.
IVIVLVCU. Continuous 1 to 1L
ARTHUR ASHLEY In
'THE PRAISE AOENT"
OVERBROOK 03D VJilo,
FORD AVH.
VIOI.A DANA In
"TIIE MICRPHf
PAI APF 1-14 MARKET STI.EET
IlAli-VVt, 10 A. M. to 11 il5P.lt
MAI1EL NORMAND In
"UPSTAIRS"
PR INrT 1018 MARKET STREET
rillNC3,3 8:30 A.M. to 11:10 P. M.
HALE .HAMILTON 111
"THE FOUItKI.USHER"
PFfPNlT MARKET ST Below Iffll
rxiyjiiiN i ii a.m. to up. j
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VIVIAN MARTIN In
THK TlUlilJ KISS"
PI A I TO OERMANTOWN AVB.
rl-M-. I J AT TULPEHOCKEN ST.
I1ERT LYTELL In
"IT'S EASY TO .MAKE MONEY"
DI IRV MARKET ST, BELOW 7T1I
rVUDI 10 A. M. to UillP,
TOM MOORB ln
'ONE' OF THE FINEST"
M.
CAOV 1211 jrARKBT STREET
JnVUI 8 A, M. TO MIDN1
TO MIDNIGHT
EMMY WEULEN In
"FAVOR TO A1 FRIEND"
CTANI CYP'ARKBT-ADOVE 1BTII
a 1 A.lJIL.11. Ill iir.'Aj M. to 11 ;1S p, it
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