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MRS. WILSON AD VISES SER VING !
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Please Tell Me
What to Do
Uy CYNTHIA
Keeping Stove Heated" for
Long Time Takes Chill
1 Off House Before Fur
1 nace Is Started
Children Coining Home
From School Want Good
Solid Food and Plenty of
Homemade Sweets
Bj MRS. M. A. WILSON'
PRUNE AND NUT LOAF
Corvrwht It 10 hi Vrs
All RlOltta I''!
V I ilsoil.
CHORTLY it will be nwcssaiy to
'-'start the file in the Kitchen angv A
to keep the chill from the house, jl
iet tne nousewno plan to utilize
this heat for baking home-made
breads, beans, goulashes and some
of the coarse loot 'vegetable-.
Now that the childicn hae re
tuined to school you maj expect that
they will be fairly legulai in then
demands for food. It is ery pooi
economy to hush this demand with
the offering of a penny or two. The
child who has frequent ills may have
them traced to the eating of cheap
sweets
Do not get into this habit; rather'
let the children have plenty of laisin
and nut breads and good ginger
breads, i oil", fruit rolls and home-,
made sweets.
MiMi
- The Adaptable Bell Sleeve
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose
This ulinleMime bread lias just ennusli sweetness to please the children
Mlien they want sniiiolliiiii; sueel anil at tlio same time need Mimetliliii;
llllins. 'I lie mlpe fur it Is (jlcn in Mrs. Wilson's article today
One nip of nnely chopped ti.
Pour into well-greased and floured
baking pan and bake for foity-fivc
minutes in a slow oven. The fruit
Set. tlln hrpnfl in thp mnrninif timl
it will be leady to bake ju.st about ijncl "uts maV bo omitted if desiicd.
the time you will need to start the This cake can be made for thity
cents, including nuts, and will weigh
about two and thioe-quaiter pounds.
Give the kiddies nice big cuts It
costs less than the cheapest kind of
candy, and the girls and boys all
fire. Also make a pan of ginger
bread. Beets, turnips and parsnips
may be thoroughly cleansed and
placed m a saucepan and covered
with water. Place the lid on the
saucepan and bake in the oven until
tender. Once the oven is heated it
will retain its heat for some time,
and if the fire is to be slacked off by
all means put a pot roast m the oven
overnight.
Holland Dutch Pot Roast
Usually a stone crock similar to a
bean crock is useii for this dish. Se
lect a three and one-half pound cut
of meat from the brisket, shoulder,
neck or shin and wipe with a damp
cloth. Pat four tablespoons of flour
love a good, big "hunk" of ginger
bicad. For variety, bake pait in
oidinniy baking pan and reserve
sufficient to fill muffin tins. Ice with
chocolate or water icing, and they
will ninke a delicious dessert, or split
gingerbread and spread with marsh
mallow whip. Put together and
spiead a iittle of the marshmallow
whip on top and spi inkle with cocoa
nut. They are good enough for a
king.
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
To "Downhearted" (J. H. S. K.)
Ituj fisli hemes at the druK stoio and
mix this with equal paits of alcohol.
Hub it into jour head cerj- day. Then
use a fine-tooth comb and do this every
da until the trouble disappears. I nm
sine that this will help JO-
For a Musty Cellar
To tht Editor of Woman' i Pave (
Dear JInilam What inn I use to
Into the meat and place the meat in i take away the mustv smell in my cellai ?
the crock. Add
wanted to use Hie gloves at another
lime
The. best man and the biiilpgioom
walk into the church from the estrj
loom The llower pit 1 leads the pio
cession fiom the vestibule oC the chinch
up the middle aisle, followed by the
In iilesmanl. the maid of honor, each
j vall.in alone, and then the hiide with case I would like some of those blamed
l her father or whoever 13 to give her in ' shifteis to read.
Don't Be Mean
Dear Cj nthia Donald Smith and
friend not only look nlee in print, but
also in person. I don't think Cynthia
should discoiiraRC acquaintance in her
advice to Mary Jlc(l. and her three
friend" , .
If this were granted I nm sure we
could eail prove to them how we
intend to lower the high cost of living.
As we consider the question of the high
iost of living n secret we do not wish
to expose it at the piescnt. Are Miss
Met; mid her three friends within the
agcliinll?
DONALD SMITH AND 1'RIKNDS.
Won't jou let the rest of us in on
the sreiet, Donald? Wo maj hot be
romantic, but we're awfullv hard up.
To Judy, an All-American
Dear O.v nthia "Judj, An American
Ciirl." asks for n criticism. Here
it is.
Our Hind of .1 fiirl
The kind of a girl for ou and mel
She faces the woild unflinching ,
And smites, as long as the wrong re
sists, Willi a knuckled faith anil force like
fists ;
She lives the life she is preaching of.
And loves where most is the need of
love.
The kind nf n girl for me and jou!
However little of worth we do
She credits full, and abides in trut
Tlint time will teach us how more is
just.
She walks abroad, and she meets all
kinds
Of querulous nnd uneasy minds.
Vinl . sympathizing, she shares the pain
Of the doubts that lack us, heart and
brain ;
And. knowing this, as we grasp her
hand.
We aie suiely coming to understand!
She looks on sin with pitjing ejes
IVeu as the l.oid, since Paradise
i.ise snouiii we rend, "Thougn our sins
' should glow
As scarlet, they will be cs white as
snow"?
And. feeling still, with a grief hulf glad,
That the 'bad are as good as the good
aie bad,
She strikes out for the Ilight and she
Is the kind of a girl for jou and me !
With apologies to dames Whitcomb
Riley. IIKXNKX .1. ISLANTOX.
Which Is More Fickle?
Dear Cynthia I notice that most of
the blame rests on the girls ns far as
ui'iui; iil'kiu is concerned, uerc is n
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THIS MAN BUYS HIS WIFE
EVERYTHING SHE WANTS
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Here aro two er.v attractive blouses with the adaptable "ell sleeve. 1110
0110 at the right Is of net and the other one of laco combined with satin
but because it is
But Her Allowance Is Exactly One Clean One-Dollar Bill
Every Monday Morning!
One small fagot of soup hsibs,
One-half dozen onions,
One carrot, quartered,
One cup boiling water.
'Cover closely and place in the
oven. Prepare this meat right after'
the evening meal and keep it in thei Making Rouge of Beet Juice
oven overnight. In the morning it r" "l0 F-di'r "-a" " r"" , . . .,
will be found to be dehciously tender u"ar MI- " "u ) ;" t0.
-j i. 1 1 li xt in. 1 me something to put with beet juice, to
and most palatable. No additional bp USC1, ns n.J that is harmlet0
heat will be necessary. Just slack or ,,, fncP? Something that will not make
damp the fire in the usual manner. ir ,ulu. nm so tlint it can bo used the
Try cooking a set of pig's feet in jear around.
this manner, adding two and one-half BROWN ETHS AND Cl'RT.S.
cups of boiling water. They will be The making of cosmetics nt home is
jnost delicious. so much bother and
mariiage.
The maid of honor takes the bride's
flow cm while the ling is being put oil
her finger. The biide holds them dur
ing the rest of the ceremonj. t is
customarj for attendants at n wedding
to enrrj flowers, but sometimes they
.11 .! f nnv lin.l liefiipn von i l:lrT sncpiienis crooKS ciru vwui nugs
1 ,u . ci, alnliiii- would uo- of ribbon, and nt a morning wed-
Ulllll ,ll t,n'ti-, j ..... . L
get into it.
I have tried lime with no effect or lc-
.lt. MRS. H. It.
Try burning a sulphur candle in jour
ellnr. That will take away the niiistj .
smell. Be sure to cover carefully anil
Some Fancy Breads
Place in a mixing bowl
Two cup? of boiling water,
Four tablespoons of sugar,
Four tablespoons of shortening,
One teaspoon of salt.
Stir to blend and cool 80 degrees
Fahr. Now crumble in one yeast
cake, stir to dissolve and add seven
cups sifted flour. Work to a smooth
elastic dough. Clean or scrape out
the -mixing bowl and grease well.
,, i.1.1 lxl-l- 1 . SUUIH
.tvecurn tne uougn vo uie uowi, I'"- kin,j 0f piecework that jou could do
ing the clough firmly against tne t llnme T! rar(,fui not to tnke t00
bottom of the bovl and then turn m,I(JU ,ork that will keep you indoors
over and cover. Let rise in a warm all the time, for girls of your nge ought
place 80 degrees Fahr. for three and 1 to get ns much fresh nir as possible
one-half hours. during the daytime. J hope you will
ft, n.meh Hnwn tho doucrV, well, he nl)le to get some pleasant work tunc
so often unsatis
factory that it would really be more
practical for jou to go to the drug store
and buy your rouge.
Want Work After School
To the EiMor at llomaii s Page:
Dear Mndam Will you kindly print
in the Kvemso Pi'umo Drnohu where
two ambitious girls of fifteen can get a
position after school, or work in spare
tune at home' ('. D.
Apply nt the ISuteuu of Compulsory
Education, Ti'l'Z Cherry stieet, for
work of this kind. You might be able
to give part of a dnj ns oftire gills in
chug parasols to match the dresses are
' nH.nn,1.n
aiuai 11, t
Since vou are not going to hnve a re
ception, I think it would be nice to go
clown the aisle, forming the pioccssion
in thn reverse order. Tlint is, the
bride and bridegioom lending, then the
flower girl, and the maid of honor and
biidcsmaid together. The best man goes
out as he came in. When jou reach
the vestibule of the chuich. stop ami
hold jour informal reception there,
meeting jour family nnd ft lends as thej
come out. T hope jou will hnve a very
happy wedding, nnd that these sug
gestions will make jt easier for you to
uiuko jour arrangements.
Adventures
With a Purse
Last month a gill who had been
keeping company with n joting man for
four jenrs was married to another.
This one four years ngo had been en
gaged to her, but as she was at that
time in her early teens her parents
broke the engagement. Now, she never
vviote to him or even saw' him until
about six mouths ngo; then this other
tlinp was in Prance and she seemed to
cnret nbout him, so she told the would- i
have-been biidegroom that there could 1
be nothing more between them. He left
her nlone.
She was frequently seen with the
other chap's people and we all thought
when he returned the wedding bolls
1 would ring. After she was mnriied she
called on'me, and I asked how it hap-
pencil thnt she "messed" our friend
up and this wus what she said:
"Two jears ngo, we had a little
understanding and I promised to wait
for him. Iiofore he went to rnmp he
told me he would let me know when
he was going" (she lived in another
(stntei "so that I could bid him good-by.
I He was in camp three weeks bcfoie I
know n thing nbout it. Then I wrote
him but received no reply. As I wns
very much interested in him I visited his
relatives when I enmc to this city nnd
learned that he was in France ; I took I
OW many women that you know
are ns willing to use a needle ns
were their mothers before them? Not
only women in business or professions,
but women of the home-protected sort
as well, are more nnd more unwilling
to spend n prettj sum for a blouse or.
frock, nnd then find thnt on going
home they must spend hours puttering
over it with needle nnd thread. They
are demanding that hooks and ejes
nnd buttons he put on securely, and they J
want to feel reasonably sure that when
they get the blouse or flock homo they
nrc going to be able to wear it just ns
it is. Yet women in other days, wncn
there weie fewer other things to do,
leally enjojed puttering and fussing
with their clothes before they wore
them.
Collars and cuffs of the ready-made
blouse alvvajH used to come' in for the
greatest nmount of fussing over. It
wus quite absuul to buy a high-uecked
blouse nnd hope to jind fastener's nnd
stiffeners ndjusted just to suit or fit
jou. A vulnerable point was still to
be found in the vviist and cuff adjust
ment. The new bell sleeves nre a solution
to the cuff problem. For the woman
whose nrms are too short or too long I
the problem is immediately solved, nnd 1
jou will find that a lot of busy women
nre bujing the tjpe of blouse shown in
the pictuie, not only becnuse it is smnit
so
nnd becoming,
convenient, , ..
Separate blouses nre immensely pop
ulnr this senson, nnd no woman can
afford to try to do without thorn in her
wardrobe. It is a beason when lace
is being worn by smart women to a
very gieat extent, and the lace blouse
combined w 1th satin slmvvn nt loft of the
cut it 'a good selection for wear with
the more elaborate velvet or duvctyu
suit. At the right in the sketch there
is u blouse of net with a panel and
the bell-shnpcd sleeves of lace, the neck
baud being bound with sutin. The gir
dle is of lace.
(.Copyright, 101 P, by Florence Hoae)
TTERE is the interesting cne of the
gentleman who will buy his wife
nnyth'ing under the sun, but he wants
to buy it for her himself. Therefore,
ench Monday morning she is handed
exactly one clean one-dollar bill in order
thnt she may hnve chnngo for carfare
nnd not by nliy chance auythlng for
anything else,
"Generous to n fault" this man is
sometimes described by nn Impressed
visitor, who goes nvvay gasping,, having
just seen something marvelous' in the
wny of a silk negligee picked up on a
trip west. 15ut between ourselves we
know this isn't true. Generosity never
did consist In the more gratification of
a person's own whims and pleasures.
Tho man who insists on doing all the
family spending, however well stocked
he keeps his favored ones, can, I per
sonally believe, be called extremely sel
fish. It is Interesting nnd it Is fun to
spend money ; to buy things. Fifty per
cent ot tho joy In life, you might stiy,
comes from planning, making nnd tak
ing pleasure in our own purchases. Iljt
this I do not mean mere mnterinl pur
chases. A man plans a "stag" beef
steak supper, for iustnuce. Thnt Is
the wny ho wants to invest a certain
amount of money. What, dear women,
I nsk you, would happen if friend wife
gently, but firmly, extricated the sum
reserved for the party nnd spoke in this
wise:
"John, you only think you want to
givo n beefsteak supper. But I know
better, denr. Whnt you really wnnt is
a new raincoat, a pair of rubbers and
a good big bottle of hair tonic. I nm
going down town this morning and will
buy them for you."
ABSURD, isn't it? Yet it isn't nny
more nbsurd fhnn giving a woman
so small nn amount of spending money
that she can't by nny wild stretch of
the pockctbook manage to take a friend
to lunch downtown and to the movies
occasionally. Then givlns her this, and
then, by way ot explanation, aaylng,
"Well, I buy everything In tho world
for you thnt you want, don't I? What
more can you nsk?"
i)ut a woman dors nsk more. She
is a rational creature with thinking
powers, nnd she wants to bo treated ns
such. Nor ns n fancy little lap dog
to bo groomed and tied with blue rib
bon. Woman is the natural purchasing
agent for tho human family and she
knows it. How Indescribably madden
ing It is for her to have a man spend
thirty dollars on something that is not
worth fifteen. Ye gods and llttlo fishes,
what couldn't she have dona with that
other fifteen 1 ""
Oh, man, can't you ever understand?
Keeping Linens White
If you put linens away for any
length of time puj; them unstarched be
tween folds of blue tissue paper. This
keeps them from turning jellovv.
OH, THE Madeira luncheon sets and ' it that he had not received my letter,
' napkins! Thcro is no doubt about so wiotc to hiin again to the address
it they nre irresistible I Napkins, with given me by
delicnte scallops nnd designs that nre
unbelievably lovely. Uaskets, in eje-'
and then turn over and cover. Let
rise for one hour, and then turn on a
molding boaid and make into three
loaves, making one loaf plain, one
nut and citron loaf and one prune
and nut loaf.
Nut and Citron Loaf
Shell and put through the food
chopper sufficient peanuts to meas
ore. one cup. Slice and then put
through the food chopper sjfflcient
citron or candied orange peel to
measure one-half cup. Work this
every design jou can think of. And the I
prices put them in reach of even a
rather slender purse, for I saw the
napkins for 11s low as ?7, while the
his people
"He wrote me a very nice letter, and
I answeied, but did not hear from him.
1 knew when he was due at New York,
And he nrrived, becnuse his nunt wrote
to me, and said she was sure I knew
he was here. One month" from the
day he landed he wrote to me. Think
thirteen piece luncheon sets began nt of it, one month from the dny he landed,
$7.fi0. 1 aud I waiting for him, refusing other
will not tiic jou out too muih.
To Remove Paint Stain
To the Edttor of Woman's Pane:
Dear Madam Please tell me how to
remove dry paint from n blnek chnr
meuse dress without injuring it. I hnve
tried benzine, also turpentine, w ithout
any effect.
If I. M. fl. will sprinklo oil of snssa
fraH where the red ants are seen they
will disappear. Five cents' worth is
plenty C. C. K.
If the stain on your dress was made
with shellac or something of that kind,
alcohol will be better to remove it than
well into one loaf portion of the turpentine. it ls T(!ry difficult to take
dough, and then, when well dis-1 out a paint stain that hns become stiff
tributed, form into a loaf and place I and hard. Try carbon tetrachloride.
In well-greased pan nnd let rise for You can buy it nt thp drug store, nnd
one and one quarter hours, then bake it will remove most stains of this kind
In a moderate over for forty-five
minutes.
Prune and Nut Loaf
One cup of finely chopped 7iuts,
Owi cup of pitted prunes, chopped
fine.
Use same method as for the citron
and nut loaf.
An Inexpensive Gingerbread
Place in a mixing bowl
One cup of molasses,
One-half cup of brown sugar,
One-half cup of shortening,
One teaspoon of cinnamon,
One teaspoon of ginger,
1 One-half teaspoon of allspice, ,
' One and one-half teaspoons of bak
ing soda4
One cup of water.
Beat to mix, and then add
Four cupa of sifted flour, -7
One-half package of seeded jp YOU LOVE
One cup of evaporated apples,
peacfo or prums.
Cut tbfi fruit 111 small pieces, ana
A sewing set that should prove veiy
useful consists of a circular holder
which enn bo fastened to the table. It
holds crochet cotton, sewing cotton nnd
has n nice little pincushion. There is
n side piece to which you can fasten
men s attentions for him. Then he
gave n date on which he would come
to see me and did not show up. Dur
ing the summer the other chap hnd been
trying to interest me so the next clay
after receiving no excuse from tho follow
from Frnnnn T fold t!it nfhor fellow
sewing or embroidery, holding it firm , I would marry him nnd he would not
nnd secure. The jpriee is thirty cents, give me time to chnnge my mind, so, five
I dajs later I married."
iiie new h L" re rmirmiug 1 T ,nni. n... fri,,.i fn ...1. na t j..,!
The Question.Corner
Today's Inquiries
1. What is the perfume cap?
2. Describe the style of hut thnt
seems most popular this fall?
3. Does fnshion prescribe that hnts
be tilted to the side this season?
4. What is mauve?
3. Nnmo three wedding gifts for tho
October biide.
C. How can corn shucks bo used to
make small articles for fnirs?
Yesterday's Answers
1. To make npplicntion for a posi
tion ns teacher on an Indian
rcseivntiou write to tho civil
service commissioner in Washing
ton or jour own citv nnd nsk for
Form 1IU2. The next examina
tions will be held October 22, No
vember If) nnd December 10.
2. The kiudergnrtner with musical
ability is the hardest tjpeof
teacher to get on the reservation
nnd is therefore most in demand.
3. A touch of flnmiug orange on the
nil brown hat makes it smart and
unusual.
i. When a neighbor calls on a new
coiner in the neighborhood for
aid in some charitable enterprise,
etc., it is entirely dptionni
whether the call is returned or
not.
fi. When at the sewing machine If
possible have the light come over
the left shoulder. In any evtent
never face tho light.
0. Slightly cracked fruit' jars can
be used to store cornmeal, etc.
ileal Oil
Heater
Buy an Oil
Or Gas
Heater Now
Just to start a fresh fire in your
furnace costs at least 75c in coal
alone. Consider the saving dur
ing tne tan weather if
you were to use a gas.
or oil heater to take tho
chill olT any particular
room.
Come in and look
over the many differ
ent makes and styles
we carry; in all sizes.
g A v in wif tufjiiii' udi)ii i
ment in the city.
The "Ideal," "Elgin" and "Flor
ence" aro all dependable makes,
guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction. In many different styles
and sizes. Prices rango from
$5.55 up.
The Humphrey
Radiantfire is a
wonderful new
discovpry in gas
heating. Its
cheerful glow is
like the warm ra
diance Ot the sun. lltullnntflre
Inexpensive i n (ias ""
gas consumption, ready at a mo
ment's notice.
i.'Lawson" and "Quality" Gas
Heating Stoves from $2.75. Many
different styles and size3 from
which to choose.
Headquarters for v Gas Ranges,
Gas Water Heaters and Refrigerators.
About the Sink
When the sink Is coated with greas
or tho sink spout Is stopped up, put a
pound or more of washing soda in a
colander or strainer, and pour boiling
water through it into the sink.
Do not use soap to wash an Iron
sink, but wash it wlthTwater in which
potatoes have been boiled. Afterward
rinse clean with very hot clean water.
This will keep tho sink smooth and
freo from rust.
To clean a painted sink, rub with a
rag moistened with kerosene nnd rlns
with clear hot water. '
Save Paraffin
Siye your old paraffin to use again,
as no matter how dirty it may look to
you it can be cleaned very successfully.
Hcnt to boiling point and. strain
through two or three thicknesses of
cheesecloth. Ono straining usually is
sufficient, but if still dirty, heat and
strain ngain.
Buy War
Savings
Stamps
ro YOU KNOW
- where to find a
Silver Cloth Slipper,
with the correct ltfw
French heel except at
Steigerwalt's? '
SteidertfaJt
- 1420 Chestnut St.
"Wher Only the Best Is aood Enough"
sfHIUDELPHL
l3SNrWAReH
AND SSTREETS
unless they hnve been in the dress so
long thnt nothing will take them out.
I hope you will find this successful.
Thnnk you very much, indeed, for the1
suggestion nbout the red ants, T nm
sure I. JL ft. will be delighted to know
about it, nnd so will the others who
have written on the same subject.
Plans for Wedding
To N, D. J. I will answer your
questions in order ns they come. In
some churches it is necessnry to wear
n hat. In others it is not required, but
it is always better taste, and makes a
much prettier finish for the costume.
If you wear a hat, your attendants
should do the same thing.
Ilcmoveour gloves before that part
of trie ceremony when the ring is placed
on your finger. If your glove is so tight
that it will tako a great deal of pulling
nnd tugging to get it off, it would bo
better to rip the Beams of the ring finger
' before jou go to the church, for jou
I could easily sew' them up again if you
They nre nbout the size nnd shape of a
flat leather coin purse. One made ot
dark red leather has a mirror in the
top nnd the lower pocket holds your
powder puff. Others are made of dark
blue taffeta, nnd are very stunning.
Tho price of the one you choose is fifty
cents.
I saw a very nice leather-bound gift
hook for the Shakespeare lover. It
contains quotations from Shnkespenro's
comedies nnd is such a compact, well
bound little volume you'll even enjoy
holding it. 'Hie price ls forty-live cents.
For the nnmes of shops where ar
ticles mentioned in "Adventures
With a Purse" can be purchased,
address Kditor of Woman's Page,
Evenijto Public Ledqch, or phone
the Woman's Department, Walnut
S00O.
taken her when he called and-he said:
"Later, thnt is on my return, I met a
girl, nnd fell for her, so I thought I
would let Miss X. alone." "Well," I
said, "couldn't you have written to her
and told her?" "res," he replied, "but
I did not want to hurt her; still she
hns hurt me."
.lust think of it, he claims she hns
hurt him, when I can swear during his
absence she never received other men's
attentions because she had promised to
wait for him. They were not engaged
but still she wanted to be truo and was
true.
A few dnys "ago I learned the fel
low she married always worshiped her
with dogged affection and still docs, in
fact he snid "I lived for her and I'll die
for her." I think she Is worthy, don't
jou?
MRS. WOULD-LIKE-TO-SEB-JUS-
TICn-ONCE.
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