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MRS. WILSON OFFERS
0ISHAND GAME DISHES
"products of Delaware Water
ir Gap and Vicinity Make
l' Tasty Features for Au
tumn Dinners
foiled Rabbit Is Delicious
Dressed With Onion
Sauce and Placed on the
Table Hot
By MUS. M. A. WILSON
CotirrioM, 1019. ov Mrs. it. A. Wilson.
All nfpMs Reserved.
TAN AUTOMOBILE
trip to tho
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ndawnre Water Gati by way of
Bethlehem, Easton and then along
fe beautiful river bouievaru to ine
ip itself, which is tho gateway of
e Alleghenies, is ideal. There are
jnany Indian legends about the
Gap; one of them especially interest
ing because of the river. It is that
f. nno time the mountains were a
solid barrier and that the fast-mov- j
Jnff water has worn a pauvwuy
through the mountains, the straxa 01
which ore composed of limestone and
soft slag.
This portion of tho country was
originally settled by Holland
Dutch and later by folk who were
glad to leave the German Father
land. There is also a scattering of
.English Quakers who, because of
religious persecutions, migrated to
Wales and then to this beautiful
valley between the mountains.
Many evidences of the thrift of
hese early pioneers arc still to be
found. At one of the Crossdale
farms, not only tho original farm
house, but also the Dutch oven of
the early 1800's is still in existence.
These ovens were Auilt out of
j- rinni. flip entrance to the
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kitchen, and with a roof extending
6ver tho oven about twenty inches.
This oven is much like that used
' by the campers and is familiar to
those who have visited the rural
districts in European countries.
The fue! is placed in the oven cham-
vvber and the fire is kept burning
f until the whole oven is well heated.
Votm .miliars are then ranea out arm
then bread baked first with pies anu
i.Vn fnllnwintr later. There is a
Wnrf nf firenlnce underneath the
.o-n nnd nnee the oven is heated
this fireplace is filled with wood and
hua tho heat in tne oven can ue
intained for many hours at a
tune.
. The irood housewife Crossdale,
nlerfc nTirf alive to her many house
" li.. AtiHaa miiflf need a cood-
4 i sized oven to' bake the bread and
pastry and beans for the family and
(those who laDor ior me miu
tlie fields. For you Know mat
working out of doors certainly gives
one an appetite.
Tho old English doggerel that the
farmer's son must early to bed and
early to rise to be healthy, wealthy
and wise is very true in these,
mountain fastnesses. The Quaker
housewife is a splendid cook and
the store of jams, jellies and con
serves will testify to her foresight
edness in garnering the summer
fruits.
,Plentv of farm and dairy prod
ucts, fish and game were to te naa
in those days, and the early pioneer
i oik adapted themselves to this diet.
And to the Cosmopolitan kitchen I
am bringing some deScious ways to
servo the natural products of the
fertile valleys around Water Gap,
tha homo of the peace-loving Dela
ware Indians.
Fish, Shirley Point Style
Almost any fish of the fresh
water variety may be prepared in
this manner. Use two pounds of
fish. Scale and cleanse the fish and
then split it open and lay on well
greased baking pan. Now chop fine
One red pepper,
Four branches of parsley,
Two onions,
Four strips of bacon.
Spread tho fish with shortening
and then sprinkle with the prepared
seasoning. Place in a hot oven ana
baste every fifteen minutes with hot
water. Bake for thirty-five min
utes. Wanda Small Fish Baked
Scale and cleanse about two
founds of smal! fish and then wash
and wine dry. Roll in flour and
k" then place in a baking dish and
crinkle over the nsh
Three onions,
Three brandies of parsley,
Two ounces of salt pork
ffllnced fine. Add one-half cud of
water and tlte juice of one lemon
and bake in a hot oven until the
ies will leave the meat of the
or about thirty-five minutes in
hot oven. The size of the fish de
iannlnes the length of time for
Mking.
.Baked Fish
fc.
i, rUsually tho folk about the Gap
ia to have this dish when the
are running, but any other
M. welshing irom two and one
r0t to four pounds will be equally
iJmuRoaB. Scale ana cleanse the nsh
Mt taud then prepare as follows :
The Filling
Chop fine
- Qne onion,
Three branches of parsley,
Two branches of celery.
PUce one-half cup of finely chop
ped wit pork i" a frying pan and
1 21 tfc BMMrad seasoning and
jmk ijatowtf . onion are
They're Delicious
THAT'S what you'll say nbout tho
rornmcal muffins made tho way
Mrs. Wilson makes them In Ikt, uuw
cooking inovlo shown at the
VICTORIA THKATHK
Ninth and Market streets, nil this
week.
OT1IKK COOKING MOVIES
Tho other cooking scenarios that
hno proved so popular are being
shown ns follows:
Ix'lianon Crumb CaUo
Wednesday, the Imperial, Six
tieth and Walnut streets.
Thursdny, Friday und Saturday,
the Lincoln, Forty-ninth street
above Woodland aenue.
Charlotte liise
Wednesdny, the Orunt, Sixty
sctoud street and Woodland avenue,
Thursdny, Friday and Saturday,
the therbroolt, Sixty-third stMct
and Ihnerford incline.
(Jueen Victoria Sponge Caho
Wcduesdaj, lJroad Street Casino,
liroud street Iielow Eric avenue.
Thursday., Friday nud Saturday,
Darbj .
For copies of recipes ask at hoi
office or send self-addressed stamped
cnvelopo to l'ditor of Woman's
Page.
tender, without browning; then ndd
one cup of bread crumbs. Let the
mixture cool and then add
One and one-half teaspoons of
salt,
One teaspoon of pepper.
Blend thoroughly and fill into the
fish and sow the opening with a
string. Now rub the fish well with
shortening and then put into the
fish five tablespoons of flour. Place
a piece of cheesecfoth the size of the
fish in a well-greased and floured
pan and lay the fish on this cloth
and tuck in the endb under the fish.
Place in a hot oven and bake for
one hour, basting every ten min
utes with
Two tablespoons of vinegar,
One cup of boiling water.
When baked, lift to a warm plat
ter and gently slide the cloth from
beneath the fish and garnish with
parsley and serve with tartar sauce.
' Boiled Kabbit With Onion Sauce
Skin and then cut the rabbit for
stewing. Place in a bowl and add
three tablespoons of salt and suffi
cient cold water to cover. Let stand
for one-half hour and then drain I
and wash under the fresh water.
Place in a saucepan and add I
One onion, I
One carrot, diced, i
One faggot of soup herbs,
and sufficient bolting water to cover. '
Cook until tender and use equal
parts of liquid left in the pun after
cooking the rabbit and milk to make
a sauce. Thicken with 'cornstarch i
and add I
One-half cup of finely chopped
onions,
Four tablespoons of finely chop
ped parsley,
One and one-half teaspoons of
salt,
One teaspoon of pepper.
Simmer slowly fifteen minutes.
The Woman's
Exchange
Back Number of Magazine
To G. McG I am sorrj', but it
would not bo possible to ask for the
magazine that jou wanted through the
column. No doubt you could get the
back number through a newsstand
where that particular magazine is sold.
Or you could write to tho circulation
department of the magazine itself, in
closing the prici and postage, and ask
to have it sent to jou.
Clothing for Long Hike
To the Editor of Woman's Vaoe:
Dear Madam Will you please tell
mo in the exchange the three was tht
Indian had for testing the ejesight?
Also tell me tho proper triatmeut
for the feet and proper clothing to wear
on a long hike. " M. O.
If jou go to the reference room of
tbu Public Library, Thirteenth and
Locust btreets, you enn Cud books which
will give the information jou want about
the Indians.
Wear soft woolen stockings and thick
soled shoes on a long hike If it is
an overnight hike be sure to bathe jour
feet before "turning in" for the night
and hne a fresh pair of stockings to
put on before starting out again. Wear
loobe clothing that will gte you plenty
of freedom to take lung strides and
swing jour arms. Wear a khaki or
corduroy skirt that will not show dirt,
will protect jou from burrs and nettles
if you go through fields and will resist
rain It jou should run into bail w eat Her.
A khaki or white shirtwaist, with a loose
coat or sweater, and a comfortable soft
hat with a brim wide enough to keep
tho sun out of j-our eyes should complete
the costume. It is well to have good,
thick gloves that you cannot hurt so
that you can protect your bunds in casi
vmi linvn In helti rnursplf lm 11 ntieii
hill or through heavy underbrush. '
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Cjlfc&iE?!M!!. ,.,-A. ft rtwiMll prirn from
Please Tell Me
What to Do
Vy CYNTHIA
No Harm In This
Dear Cynthia I am very, nnxious
to know If it would 1)0 proper if 1
uroto n letter to n girl I was formerly
employed with. This is no love nfialr.
Wc were friends HU each other only
around tho office. V.
Thcro would be no reason for jou
not to wrilo the note, if sou do so
in a courteous, scnsihlo way.
Advice for "Capt."
Since your mother disapproves of the
young man's presence in your homo I
I would not meet him outside. Perhaps
jour mother is only displeased for the
time being nnd will change, her mind in
n little while. Coax her to overlook the
incident just this once.
Analyzes Buck's Letter
Dcnr Cynthia I could not resist re
pljing to "Dan B.'s" criticism of Buck.
So, although I admit it is extrcmclj
foolish for mo to waste my time in tins
manner, I'll he obliged to jou it jou
will print this.
In the first place, Dan B., I rcallv
think jomarc too brilliant. Who would
dream of Buck ilncing with his mouth
when he said that he "danced like most
people chew gum"? Such wisdom is
astonishing
How do jou know what kind of girls
Buck chooses for companions? Because
they expected n fellow to be able to
dance and to kiss them doesn't signify
that they arc the "riff-raff" of tiie
country. In fact, I have found that
tho majority of girls who go around
with fellows expect these things. Many
of these girls aro from excellent families.
I miss your point when you tell Buck
not to tiy to kiss tho girls good-night
nnd suj that he is the kind of fellow
that is spoiling the girls of tod.15 . Then
in the uoxt paragraph jou tell hnn to
go with u girl for two months and then
try to kiss her. Then if she refuses
jou suy she's predestined to become an
"old maid. What a change of adico
and what an npinlou you hnvc of a
girl's character !
Do jou kiss the best pal of your own
sot? Whv should jou want to kiss
nur pnl of the other sex .' I beiieens W(l1 fls j dotlmt jllt(1. ulgits,
in saving mj Kisses until tne riBut ui"
comes along. 1 snouiu mum wut.
girl who gave her kisses to every one
would feel tainted when Piince Charm
ing came along. These are the opinions
of A MBB11 C.IIlh.
The Question Corner
Todaj's Inquiries
1. What is the birthstoue for Oc
tober? 2. What is the birthday flower for
October?
:;. How can broken knitting needles
be fixed?
4 What novelty has made its ap-
peaiaiuc iu the hope ihcst
latelj ?
.1. Wlieu mud splashes on a black
dress what will rcmovo all the
' marks?
0. AVhat is meant by a Batik bed
spread? Yesterday's Answers
1. A gold encrusted china coffee set
makes an up-to-the-minute gift
for the golden wedding.
o r,. flm mine of "musical instru
ments" tho plajers are called
upon iu turn by the conductor to
imitate tho plajing of some
special instrument. The con
ductor, too, plays the instrument,
changing suddenly from one to
the other. The bandsman whose
instrument is being plnjed must
sturt to play it, too, and the
one who fails to take n cue pays a
forfeit.
3. A putty knife like painters use
makes n convenient article to have
iu the kitchen. It can be used to
pry lids, etc.
4. Metal bindings from wornout
asbestos pads con be used on gas
burners to support wabbly sauce
pans. C. Organdie dotted swiss and voile
are materials in vogue for rovers
for bureaus, dressing tnbles, etc.
Colored material is popular.
G. To prevent that cloudy appear
nuco when washing glasses, thut
have had milk in them, first thor
oughly rinse with lukewarm or
cold water and then wash iu hot
water.
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For infanta, invalids. Wgrowingchildren.
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More nutritious than tea, corTte, etc
Instantly prepared. Require no cooking.
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adds a smart finish to the stole.
study. Narrow grosgrjln ribbon
treatment of
Adventures
With a Purse
ICOl'U) begin this adventure bj tell
inff itit Lnmntliimr flint- t nil 1. hum 4ltL.t
m, jou will want waim, toft quilts
nip fast approaclnug. I could do that,
I sirj But 'I much piefer to tell jou
something thut jcu ma, not know ns
well ns I do. And that is about n bar
gain in quilts that will make jou scurij
right down to the shop, und-tuke ad-
Mintnge of it before it is too late. These
quilts are of soft, warm lambs wool.
They nre toered with what I take to
be sateen, with plain border und (low
ered center. And would jou believe it,
the price is only .$.".. "0 while they last.
Now this is a bargain "as is" a bargain.
The musical dictionary will be most
useful to her who is sttidjing music,
for although ouly n compniathely small
book, as dictionaries go, it contains a
complete list of all tcims used iif music,
with instructions as to their pronuncia
tion, and u brief description of the
meaning of each. At the bottom of the
pages arc names of great people known
to the music-loving world, and a word
or two ns tc what branch of music the
man or woman was interested in. This
is n nlunble little book, pnd well woith
the price of forty cents.
IIae jou ever tried using a spiral
curtain rod for tho kitchen windows,
nud wherever jou use half-curtuins?
One of these rods looks like a piece of
tightly coiled wire. You string the cur
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mule, Is the fur hall (rimming. This '
The black chet lut Is worthy of
supplies the only trimming, hut the
it Is Interesting
tain on this and pull it taut across the
window. This holds tho curtain very
firm, and keeps it, 1 think, .lookiug nicer
than the stiff rod. You can get these
for ten cents each.
Kuowiue; just what to buy for the
new baby is alwnjs a rather difficult
matter. Majbe my suggestion will help
jou. One shop has cunning little baby
booties of FOtt, white kid. They arc
lined with satin of palest blue, and are
embroidered with pale blue feather
stitching. And in spite of the hand
work they arc only $1.25 a pair.
For the names of shops where ar
ticles mentioned iij "Adventures
With a Purse" can be purchased,
address Bditor of Woman's Page,
Kvkmmj 1'unr.io LKDann, or phone
the Woman's Department, Walnut
.1000.
Iceless Icebox
A miniature iceless refrigerator, use
ful where onlv small amounts of food
need to be cooled, ii made by inverting
an unglazed eartheuwnrc flowerpot in
a dish of water. Food may he kept
cool also by placing the dish in cold
water mid changing the water as it be
comes warm.
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Cliic. all-ttuol
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plain colors and
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25
liidina Habits
Motor Coats
and Hats
Tailored Sports Dresses
of Serge and Tricotine
130 South 16th St.
htlicl M. Tailor Ilellu C.Aspel'
THEYWOULDN'T TAKE "NO"
FOR AN ANSWER, SAID HE
Explaininff Why He Broke the Engagement Another Way of
Saying the Same Thing
'TWIIJ circumstances were like this:
The young man who was beginning
to call on the young lady inoro than
onco iu every two weeks asked her to
come homo from n' certain week-end
visit Sunday night In place of Monday
morning ns she had planned. This, of
course, in order that he might spend
tho traditional evening with her. It
required a good bit of coaxing to make
the girl of his undefined dreams give in
ou this point, but finally she promised
to take the 4:40 Sunday afternoon
homeward.
Which she did, and, therefore, nt 8
o'clock with checks glowing prettily red
from vigorous washing ufter tho dirty
train ride, with noso daintily powdered
and a very effective dark bfcie georg
ette on, she sat by the lamp in the liv
ing room nud waited. She waited until
10 o'clock but no joung man came.
DID jou ever consider how much of
the trouble in this world is caused
by our Inability to say "no" when we
ought to say it? Take this case for
Instance. Can jou imagine what his
excuse was when he called up the
young lady of the long wait tho next
evening to try to srrfooth things over?
He had been out on a hike with a
crowd of boj-s in the afternoon and had
been persuaded to keep with the crowd
and go to the home of obc of the
boys for supper. Shouldn't have gone,
ho explained, but tho boys wouldn't
take "no" for an answer. Couldn't cat
and run, of course; jou know how
that would bo. And then the fellow's
sister started to play the piano nnu
ho didn't realize how lato it was until
suddenly he looked at his watch. By
that time other boys and girls had
dropped in nnd there was quite n party.
He wnntcd to leave even if it was late,
but they wouldn't tnkc "no" for on an
swer. There was no telephone or ho
would have nnd so on the excuses ran,
ad infinitum.
But all tho rest of the vocabulary
was beside the point. The joung man
said only one thing that counted. "They
wouldn't tnkc 'no' for an answer."
Thcso were the words that sealed his
fate with the young woman who had
come nil the way home from out of town
to keep an engagement with him.
Familiar words, aren't they? I doubt
if there is one niunng us who hasn't used
them time nnd time again. They are
easy on the conscience. And easier on
tho ears of tho one who owes the ex
planation than those other words lack
of will-power.
"pKBHAPS if wc trained ourselves to
tell the truth everv time wo failed
to keep a promise things might be a
little different. For instance, if the
chap in question had been obliged to
talk in this strain to his girl:
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.Trimness and grace of'line
characterize the new Fall
La France models. You'll find
them as comfortable as they are
good to look at. AlLLa France
shoes are made by the Goodyear
)r Welt process which assures easy
wear and long wear.
There" are dainty dancing pump3,'
smart oxfords to wear, with spats,
and boots for either tailored or
dressy costumes in fact, there is 'a '
La France style for every occasion.
'TIS A 1TKAT TO TIT NEET
Mamt
' 1204-06-08 MarMStr'r '
'"Mary, I'm awfully sorry I didn't
show un la6t night, but you'll have to
be lenient with inc. Yoascc, I haven't
uuy will-power. When i get with the
crowd I always follow tho crowd. No
matter what I havo my mind made up
to do before, I j'jst change then nnd
there if any 'ono suggests something
different. I'm never captain of myself ;
some other fellow is always running
the ship. Goodness only knows where
1'lt laud some dnyl" If, as I said, the
young man penalized himself to tell the
truth in this way every tlmo he broke
a promise I wonder if the sheer shame
of it wouldn't euro' him completely?
ToPrcpatc Javelle Water
Dissovlo one-half pound chloride of
lime in two quarts cold water. One
pound woshldg soda dissolved in one
quart boiling water.
Pour the clear liquid from the chlo
ride of lime into the soda solution. Let
the mixture settle and then strain tho
liquid through a cloth into bottles. Cork
nnd keep in a dark place.
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For Breakfast
Just try Cranberry Jelly on hot biscuit,
rolls, toast, or muffins. It is so good, your
appetite will surprise you. And so eco
nomical. 8 lbs. of Cranberries and 2 lbs. of sugar
moke 10 tumblers of delicious jelly.
Put it up now to use during Winter and
Spring. Here is the recipe:
Cranberry Jelly
Cook until soft
the desired
quintity o( crinbcrrlci with V,
pints o( water (or each 2 quarts
of berriei. Strain the juice
throufh a jelly bag.
Measure the juice and heat it to
Always cook Cranberries in porcelain-lined,
enameled or aluminum vessels.
You naturally want the choicest cultivated
varieties s'o ask for
Eatmor Cranberries
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Wa weighed And packed m santtary
boxes by machinery. No handling
The thing to do when you're tired and out .of
sorts is to drink a steaming cup of Tetley's full
flavored and stimulating almost makes you
feel better to look at that cup of deep-colored
fragrant tea 1
It's the skilful blending that makes Tetley's
such good tea a blend of teas from 15 or more
of the world's finest gardens.
TetleysTea
Try a. cup of Tetley's Green Label Tea. ,It's
surprising how much better you'll feel. And
you 11 enjoy it !
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No. 473 Browit Is the Color Par Excellence
' for Autumn Wear
Women in China
Cigarette smoking and gambling will
cease in China if a group of women
students, returned from studying In
foreign lands, have their way.
These women held a meeting recent'
ly iu the headquarters of the Young
Women's Christian Association in
Shanghai to dUcuss forms of Boclal
service for which they might organize
themselves. Various, things were sug-i
gestcd, such as teaching, lcadlnj
women's clubs and liclplng with music.
nutl Sunday school work. .
Tho baby welfareorganlzation desired
a campaign against cigarette amoking
and gambling. Tho students decided
to take it up and rouse public opinion
against both practices by means of
lectures, sermons, talks in schools, and
a wide publicity campaign.
Mrs. C. C. Chen, of Shanghai, presi
dent of tho student committee of the
Y. W. C. A., ami two other prominent
Chinese women arc acting as the com
mittee to draw up a statement of the
purpose of the organization and to
make plans for future work.
Things to Know
Have an oilcloth bag for overshoes.
A soft paint brush is an excellent
duster.
Sometimes doors stick because tha
screws in tho hinges aro loose.
A pair of milliner's pliers is a useful
inmate of a work basket.
the bollin
? saint- Add nn run
of sugar for every two cups of
juice; stir until the sugar is dis
solved; boll briskly (or rive min
utes; tkim, and pour Into glass
tumblers or porcelain or crock
cry molds,
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