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'. MRS.M. A, WILSON GIVES)
AN OLD ENGLISH RECIPE
Friday's Market Basket I
Contains In teres ting
Things This Week for
Sundays 'Three Meals
Apple and Raisin Strndel
Rolled Like Jelly Roll
and Cut Into Slices
Makes Delicious Dessert
By MRS. M. A.
WILSON
Comrloht till. I'll Mrs V. 1
irwioH
All JUohis lltimril.
THE housewife in the eighteenth
century must indeed have hcen
nn expert in those days of old. No
telephones or wires to let one know
that guests wcie coming and the
mail was at the convenience of the
seasons. Theieforc it was very nec
essary that she looked well to the
xvfiys of the household and be pre
pared to shelter and cure for the
stranger and fiiend alike who might
be within her gates.
Mutton pies have been for cen
turies a favorite dish of all who
have had the pleasure of eating them i
and they can still be had in many of
the taverns that abound on the Lon
don and post roads of rural Eng
land. The neck and breast weie the
parts used, and as these parts were
usually the cheapest cuts many folks
were inclined, for financial reasons,
to use and serve this meat in the
most attractive manner.
In the shiies a mutton pasty is
today consideied a luxury and one
that the epicuies delight to dine
upon. So you, too, Mrs. Housewife,
should try this Old-World delectable
morsel and then add it to your
nrenus.
A MENU TOR THREE MEALS ON
SUNDAY
Breakfast
Sliced Oranges
Cereal and Cream
Pancakes and Bacon
Simp Coffee
Dinner
Celery
Ye Olde Tyme Mutton Pye
Mashed Potatoes Glazed CarroU
Tomato Salad
pple and Raisin Strudel Coffee
Supper
Salmon Salad
Potato Cakes Sliced Tomatoes
Apple and Raisin Strudel Tea
The market basket will require:
Three oranges.
One-half pound of bacon.
One bunch of celery.
One and one-half pounds of neck'
of mutton, I
One quart of potatoes, '
One bunch of carrots,
One head of lettuce,
One quart of tomatoes, ,
One-quarter peck of apples,
One package of seeded raisins,
One can of salmon, j
One package of pancake flour, I
Three eggs
and the usual staples that are pur
chased weekly. I
i
Yc Olde Tyme Mutton Pye
Tn the, north of Enuland the Die
, ... . . t j i,;n
is made with a potato crust and this ,
affords a snlendid change from the
usual crust. Have the butcher cut a
neck of mutton in cutlets, cutting
about three-quarters inch thick. To
do this ho must not split the neck in
half, as is the usual method. Wipe
the meat with a damp cloth and then
place on a platter and pour over the
meat the following:
Three tableptpoons of salad oil,
One tablespoon of vinegar,
One onion, minced fine,
One teaspoon of paprika.
Mix thoroughly and then turn the J
meat frequently. Let stand for one '
hour and then place m a saucepan
and cover with boiling water. Add
one fagot of soup herbs and cook
until tender. Cool and remove the
meat from the bioth. Now place in
a mixing bowl
One and one-half cups of bread
crumbs. One cup of finely minced celery
leaves, '
One cup of finely minced onions, I
One teaspoqn of thyme,
One teaspoon of sweet marjoram,
Four tablespoons of shortening,
One egg,
One and one-half teaspoons of salt.
Mix to blend thoroughly and then
form into thin flat cakes and lay one
on each piece of meat. Roll the meat
Jn flour and then lay in a baking dish.
Thicken the gravy and season it, and
then pour over the meat and cover
with a pastry crust made as follows:
Place in a mixing bowl
One cup of mashed potatoes,
One cup of flow,
One teaspoon of salt, '
Three teaspoons of baking powder,
Four tabk8poons of shortening, j
One egg.
Mix thoroughly and then roll on
well-floured pastry board one-half
inch thick. Loosen the pastry from
the board, using a spatula. Cut three
or four small gashes in the center to
tiermit the steam to escape and then
4lace on pie and wash the crust with
milk. Bake in a hot oven for forty
minutes. Serve from the dish.
, Glazed Carrots
Wash and cook the carrots until
iWder asdtfthen remove the skins
s
nd cut fc"? quarters. Place
ft
MUTTON PIE
Mils
WILSON
Jr Iwrr ) on Can See
Mrs. II ihon's Modes
"Al its
WILSON'S inteipsliiig
1V1,
conking scc-n.it ins that lire con
tinuing to create such intcicst nip
licing shown this week as follows:
CIIAHLOTTK UUSSK
rrlilay nnd Snturilm The I.eadi i .
l'oitv first street and I.ancnstci uw
line
CORN MUITINS
I ndnv and Satin dav Apollo
1''.".7 North riftv--.ee oud street.
LEIUNON CKl'MIt CAKE
1'rulay and Suttirdaj Dnzzlnnd.
Tinnkford menue and I5iic.li slieot.
I'or copies of the lecipes applv at
box olhoe or send self-addressed
pnvplope to IMitnr of Woman's Page.
tablespoons of shortening in a sauce
pan and add two teaspoons of sugai
and the carrots. Cover closely and
let glaze, shaking the saucepan fre
quently so that all sides of the car
rots may be glazed. When leady to
serve season with salt and peppei to,
taste and add
One tablespoon of vinegar.
One tablespoon of grated onion, .
Out! tablespoon of finely mintutt
parsley.
Apple and Raisin Strudel
Paie one quart of apples anil cnop
orv fine. Place in a mixing bowl
and add'
Tico cttps of brown sugar.
One tablespooyi of cinnamon.
Four tablespoons of shortening,
On teaspoon of nutmeg,
One-half package of seeded
raisins,
Grated rind of one lemon,
Juice of one lemon.
Mix thoroughly and then place in
a mixing bowl
Three cup of flour,
On tptisrtoon of salt.
One tablespoon of baking ponder, l
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Three taoicspoons oj sugui, , Kirl wl0 is ns iiBi,thearted as n bird-
One teaspoon of cmnomoil. j jet with sterling qualities is often mis
, . . . judged. A girl who has committed a
Sift to mix and then ruo in two- rolu, hns been harshly criticized wheu
thirds of a cup of shortening thor-1 th joung man in the case, the con
uiiius uc -"i o temptible cur that he was, wns not even
oughly and mix to a dough with considered seriously. 1 hnve known
i i e . i .ir Pleo personally n dozen such cnes. You
one-half cup of ice-cold water, flace,' -. con(lcmn ,.. .., of
nn the ice for one hour and ttien roil
. , j i u-j
out lightly on floured pastry board
one-quarter inch thick,
Spread with
1
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the prepared mixture evenly. Roll
tilfo IpIIv roll, nlace on a baking sheet
and bake in slow oven forty min-
.... nM rf Tirt, vrv sham
uies. cjuwi. sjmw ....... ., .-
knife into two-inch slices.
A Real Toast
"Mere's to the woman with many a
care, l
TVho nits all day in an office chair, ,
And nt night, when her day s work i
through,
Ones home and finds more work to
clo;
(lets up in the morning and cooks
and ncrubi,
And wrestles around with lauDdrj I
tubs ;
Vt the usual hour finds her smiling
there,
Hcsldn her desk In the office chair. i
If she's strong enough these burdens I
to tote,
Here's to the state where they let her
vote!"
Woman's Citiren,
The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
1 What precaution should always
be tnketi in n steam-heated room"1
2. How. con the nickel on n gas
stove be cleaned?
?, What should be remembered in
doing n buttonhole stitch on the
edge of a piece of embroidery?
4. How can velour curtains be
freshened for the winter?
G. What will remove bouse paint
from clothes?
8. In arranging the mantel shelf
what should bo avoided?
Yesterday's Answers
1. A bed of asparagus for next
year's garden may be Btarted this
month.
2. A woman of five feet threp should
weigh 120 pounds.
3. Providing two sets of curtains for
the kitchen window will save
wear and tear, os one set can be
used while the other is being
washed.
4. The newest shape of tea ball Is
a tiny silver teapot, banging from
a rod attached to a silver tray.
C. A convenient conthangcr nqw
being shown in the shops is made
of separate blocks of wood, lined
with plush or velvet, which can
be adjusted to fit any size coat or
dress.
0. Many of the sport bats for fall
and winter aie made ot, embroid
ered duvetyD.
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EVENING
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A TTRACTIVE NECKPIECES-THA T EMPTY FEELING CYNTHIA'S LETTERS
Please Tell Me
What to Do
My CVNTIIlA
To "Heart-Broken"
im arc nsUng rnthpr nn Impossible
tliniK. dour, hrcniigp you toll inn nothing
uliiile-crr alioiit tlilH ouiik mini who lui-
unii jour lie-nrt. might nflrisp you In
do tlie icrv tiling ulilcli uoiilil not ni
n ill to ii mini of his tjpe mill which
iniKlil linn liliu fi olii .ion. It wnulel
In- too Brent 1 iVk to iiiltltc wltlinur
ninri' I.iuiwlcvjfte of (lie cave.
Don't Knock the Girls
. Dear C.vntliln : I would like In -m
n fn words in regard to this discussion
nbout dolls,
F Mil n clrl tuc-iitr-oni- unci I be
line in using enough mugc ntul pow
der to nuiko oni"'s self iittraillvo It
Im ih-ii-i- hurt iin on ,ct. I liai
known 'iikI iln Know miw of girls of
lioth clnssps, and I liiiw found tluii
muni a girl some would ulni lis n doll
i had far more real woith nnd u miiih
kinilei heart than soinp narrow.
straight land pet suns who condemn
thorn,
I In fin t. I'll say this is w-nlv nl
' ways m cxpei-ie-iico. The lpason een
girl uses ' nnikc-iip" Is slmpU to
make lieitolf look n Utile inoie at
tinrtive if slip is not blcs-od with n
1 nntiiial pink and while skin, mid few
of us moitiils inc. It IM CM I gill's
wish, nnd duty in fad, io im as at-
haclivo r.s possible, and n is meieU
in an iimoieiit pnili-,mii to ;n ompl is
this that she "dolls up," its IIh-i i
I like the letter of one who iuus "The
Right to be Ilnppj." TIipip is one
fellow who is lirnnil imiiilril enough to
look nt it in the piopir light, anil who
has found finin oxpoiioiKe that main a
I doll is a "leal gill." It i" well to
' nidge iieoilc lij IbeniseHes and not b
what they have on tlieii fhec If
I thoie are auv who are perful them
' vpInps, and fipp fioni fault, let thrm
I I ritirizo the girls. If we ,no not on
the lookout for evil we will not find it
I Let those who don't nnpioio of -u(h
i things do lis they please, and lno and
let Inc. If tlieic was no mote liann
( iiininittcu In tlie woild Hum III" gills
iiiniiuit when thev millionth us,- louge
and powder il would In- u grand old
wni'd indeed Let the gills alnue
"A VIA I'ltl X
Addressed to Louise
Win don't jou tiike up some night
iiiiiisis either nt the ppning high si liool
in Dtoxel rnstitute, '!'( niple I 'ollege
or the . M. 0. A.'? In this wuv jou
would he sine to moot some nice gills
and learn something now and interest
lug at the same time. There lire all
nuts of courses, making lulls and
iliesws. looking and com sos thnt tram
Ihe mind
Good Advlcfc
Dun Cwithia Although not n steady
leniln of join toluinti. 1 haie ofti u
glanced oier the iiitciesting little de
tails which life has offered to jour
"fi lends inno'iiiiintn." I feel ns (hough
I ,. ... i l.nl I iti.r iril.. ,i fiimttv it Ii.i.. meiii-
i)01.s arc honilod bv (onitcuth mtei
changing tiion- mows mm opinions
garding boys and gitls, nnd yet I am
I urged to do so by the sbnll I sue "sjni
pathetic undeistnniliiiK" of my nature''
It seems to ine thnt the host of jou
lontributors hao wiltten to jou nt n
moment when they were guided more b
impulse than bj "hcarttu bo" ' Those
of your contiders who claim that boys
I care for such and such a gill, and on
the other hand those who daim that
girls cine fo- such and such n bo aie
tho in a position to state their henit
felt mows mi thnt inthei delicate innt
ter'
am P medical student, not yet
twenty years old, but hnve associated
with the best of girls, since I wns twehc
I cnii honestly say T h:io known well
more than a Hundred girls and liae
onjojod a beautiful friendship ftltli
many a one. Vbat have T found?
.;r..i f ,i.:.. j. i.i.
girls, reioomDer one tnng. you
always in n position to bring out the
bfSt nm ,hp swct,tost tendencies in girls
1 our self-control, by jour innnline
,... -.. ......... ,i A KALnn,i ncn.I nun.,
i you can communci rc-speci. nun upon
)om cnn c elprt Brcntcr illflneui
tlian one who looks un to us!
Oirh, you arc often placed in n posi
'n "l'"" r! "" ?' encourage or
i diseouraee n bo.v along cerlnin lines
1 The girl who will quickly resent the
least bit of fnmllinrity from n male ae
qunintnnce will command liis respect
i nnd bumble him!
e As you meet your opposites, teach
them, but don't condemn. Treat him
, with kid gloves, but make him thor
i oughly nshnniecl nnd make him think'
Treat her gently but firmly, show her
Don't
Wear Your
Life Away
There is abolutely no sense of any woman
slaving away on an old-fashioned, obsolete treadle
machine when she can get a Free-Westinghouse
Electric at a reasonable price. Its operating cost
is only one cent for three hours. YOU should
have a Free-Westinghouse in your home.
Sec 'I ilfmonstriiteil Also the Ohw-Tuec Hlectilo
( 'eaii-ei mm" "io Highlandtr Hlectrii Washer 1 pour
rlrclHo dealer does not haie them, itrtte or phone us
cieeei we trill iell yon v here you can nee fiem (it vour
iielghboihood
H. C. ROBERTS
ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY
Wholesale
PHILADELPHIA
IohepouhdJ
Making
?0WDl5
ifeftiss:'
'. "i i
UMFORn
THE WHQLESOME 1
BAKING iROWDER U
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LEDGER-PHILADELrniA, -FRIDAY,
The Small Fur Stole .
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose
I'm- the Miimg girl iir uiislsli thoro is iiotlilng stii.iiU-rlli.iii tlie lime
fur slole'tlial li.is uiil so ono.inoiiO.v inlo M.gue. ViiiliioI. nuilc anil
fisher aie the shins used in llm piurs shown In the sUettli
TP Ol' are foit m lint odd nnd
look it. then'don I iiltempt the ei;
vm-ill neeknioi-p. looilish .Is 1011 kllOW it
is. Vou Will clo lieliei io nig iiii-o m
jour purse nnd gef sonu thing of lingo
I ..!. .. .......... :....l n l,n e Ml 111 i
,11111 lUUlOlin lll.l-..l l I, r..-. .. .. t - --
in collar that lobs tin- doulilo cum oi ,
its lotumliU and i oiu eals 1Iip evei
.,... Ilc.wl.. f ul.niil.li.io nnd biisl .
1!.,C if inn lire lwnl Ollll- 1111 look it I
and it doesn t
mattir whether jou
leallv aie or not
-thin ruin best biiy.nnait nccltpiices- lisiier nun sqnmei.
Hila niittnnti will be one (if those (level
.liiile nieces of fur that snuggle up
.Hound me nocn iiii c nifc'"-'
i . ,. .1. .. ,ii. .. ( ,,l
with n liigiu-ss thnt
would be imnossible with a l.uger piece
f fur. Thoj me the soil of llnng tluit
the smait joung wom.iii u-is to com
plote bet- street suit these nisp autumn
dins. Sometimes a fin pme of this
w-boio she is wiong. show her the bet
ter things in life- make liei lliinl. .
Hojs, gills, let's h.ue a little mine nl
this mhttial sMiipntln ' S I! S.
A fine, helpful b-tlei s It S Wun
us agatn !
Time Brings
Happiness
Dear Csntbia- I
am afiiiid ll
.it I
am writing too onen w join ..inn.....
but I find it so m-ij iiitciesting lli.it it
is haul to icsist wilting often. Sim c.
I tame to Tientoii I have not missed n
day rending it. I still hue "Old PlnlL .
though. , ,,
This leltei i for "Zndep
If jou aie as ou state. I cannot
wh imi aie not liuiili sought alti-r. nj'
say Vou dance well. Lkij athletic
man eiijcns a good (l.nice with a greie
f..i .inn, -oi- oni- close imtion of j our
home and paients bespeaks i.nelui
realms and thnt tomb of lofitieiuoiil
ncu-sslttj IO linpiMIlCiSS 111 en.- ntJiin. .".'
sa v on design j our ow n ( lotlu-s.show i ng
-.... .. ,. .... ....i... ...... i,
nu nittsiic nuiure. uin uu ni'i"-1 "-
one. 1'ew enn do as you are aoio io
able to.
Also shilling jour talent with join
do
r. :...,. lp I., .-.l.ititiirif. cliele ill esses
This
is proof that vou are geneious and lins-
nn unscllish disposition. A lure article
in this dnv nnel time, i place vour uh-ii
t!n ,,f inuul looks Inst. IIS tllllt IS OIK
tiling tliiit oulv attracts for the moment,
i nnd when it is gone tlie iirst-nieiiuoiiru
i good trmts loom up conspicuously
nuilte up for its loss
With nil in Miur firuit jou sine ought
to be able to attain lour iiesues
and
.. , -e . i. i I......I ...,,
little
tllO (Iteam Ol IOC lllisuam. ..mi.
bnine. nil of jour own, should
con io
somedaj. Y'ou are joung.
Oijo Piitbee
Tune a (.hnnce ' lie
factor in om destinies
is tlie grctuesr
and it is up to
us mortals to ho patient till he decides
to a(t. , i , ,
May I say, in dosing, that T would
love to give you the flowers, theatie
parties, etc., that vou crnve nnd pj
have been so sparsely showered on jou
f I could meet you. i nm iweniy si-c
well educated, from a prominent south
Prn family, and nm "making good" n
far a this world's goods uro rated to
TI...', I, .., Hint It A il.
w-ard success. Here s Hoping ihul n"
so'nl(,-ll(lv. 'tkkNTON.
Sometimes it makes uyntnin icei vcr
bndlv to think that she enn't hnve these
nice boys nnd girls meet. For instnnce,
"Trenton," 1 would like to hnve given
that bit of a lift by pWitiug the ail
dress, but I'm sure you understand that
it couldn't be done. Xo hard feelings '
To "Just Thirty"
Dear Cynthia My hnt is off to the
little ladv who wrote to jour-column
several clays ago signing heiself "Just
Distributors
It raises your cakes, biscuits
and muffins just right
makes all home baking of
that even texture and appe
tizing appearance sought for
byall good cooks.
i-SuSS-
soil is win n with Ihe one pieie stuet
fioik. ghmg the l"k that is uoutU-d on
a mulish d.iv nnd just (ho bit of pio
lectioii about the nock that ninkos it
possible to be rpiile coinfol Inble without
ii . n-it fir mr Kel
At the 'left is -l del or little
1 collar
chilTou.
... . ,- . . .
,iiiiilo ol mole loniouuo
And the otliei two I selected
(biv'a illustriition bedilise iiet
for to
to mole
sl.i'll till- fills tllllt llinl.0
thein inc the
most populai tins nuiuinii 101 ihi-m:
rt-lini. m.es well with the new browns
1 hut with iiiuj blue jou would find notb
hut w ilh innj
in.: Iiettei-
than soiilrrol which hns
collie into
an enormous ogue. The
sipiimi set is tiunliKCI Willi tie.iels unci
tails which lennin popular cspeciallj
in Ihe smnllei pieces.
ifuinilBht 101' li' riorence ltosel
Thiitj." What an inspiiutiolr-to nny
man sin It a woman must be. 1 do
cm j that husband of hois, crippled
though In he. I do hope be piopeilj
nppieciatcs this little woman and 1
wish lor hoi oi cry happiness nnd bless
ing. , ,
Hole's link, ".lust Thirl j." I'd give
iinjlhlng for u wife like jou. E A.
To Remove Smoke Stains
This suggestion will be beneficial to
euisowHos wlio hac not the coin en-
I
ieiieo of olee tricitj or tlie modern grs
liNturos. PiequcHily the ceiling nboe
.-en oh! -fashioned m
shioned gas jot becomes cllscol-
olid fiom smoke mid bent. 'I lie discol
oiation mnj ho lomoved if n lner of
stnrc-h mid water is applied with a
piece- of flannel. After the mixture has
! dried it should bo brushed liglitlv with
.a biiish No stain oi mark will io
main
The Revolving Stool
In some of the ntmrtinents the
Kite hens me so small that one limy al-
most reach acioss them. In sudi in -
i stances time, stops and strcngtli may bo
awil bj the pmchase of a revolving
siooi, upon which me wini nn-vuss
I"1H Willi 1 fTOIll BlIlK til IMHV, Ol
fiom
table to stove without even using
-
u min m mi iiiiiiiBi'HiiHiM mm mHmwwmt wwjf-WkTY"tmir"'WV-'rtm m
BB Cranberries H
mm hzwrt nn wasrp such hkk I !
s1 !ffiffiHa llw,u BSaK i i1
1 liil as pits, cores, and $M ,
L peelings. . M
TTT' ommTMw ijifc iirwOWrTW 'TTTTr'i m f AH Sizes mfCx
FBiD'TJi2jrr.r;j iniiiiiiiiiir-inwaiiiimdiErr mnmirwtjmiGMmumiin.iit
rmisWnimmnm iKi ri ilrni n i i mi i I
llllllll j ;
II i The I I J
j MSflflard Dress Shops j .'i '
! ;
ll l i 1 '
1 i ill i i , m . '
HI i in their oifemng tit 1 1
l i styles individttiial in i II J
HI j design and of ex- j t j
111' 111. 5m I D(tn 9tistf iwvn tmifjoirflnlltiif3ilf till In II .1
M prices that are sell?- ''w WSW iSWFl IPST
ill evidently most rea- ! I ' j i!' Eli 03
1 sonable. j ! IfflEflMffi
I 1 Frocks smd Coats , HI 3WH
Sknrts siinid Blouses ! P3
j 127 S, 13thjSt 1337 Chestnut St. J jj
mxwmmiwimtmruijm-iJkAMt.tiJl in
1 ll I , i y,y AAeBSJil U IIITI
wi iiiimS5miiBMWIIH''luu ' allllllHIIIIII llllUMMr 11 IU
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uXuiiluliL'i,.. ,- - ' cL.k V - ' ' t.i,.1r',Jj'.1'. .'CU rAtlsVttoifffiWlhi , nn in..irrTi 'I'lWiiHs.iisIsi ce - -
OCTOBER 17, 1919
Adventures
With a Purse
i TP YOU have any tiling In the way of.
a room br two rooms, or an apart
mont or a whole house (in which case
J on arc indeed fortunnte). you will be
interested in this adventure, for It linn
'to do with window "fixings." And to
begin nt the top. 1 want to tell jou
Ural of all about tin window rods, or
does one call tluiu cm tain lodsV Those
jire doublp. one coining out beyond the
other. And hpro is the advantage-on
the one jou hung jour inside white cur
tains, nnd right oior them, on the other
lod, you bang jour Milnuee nnd dra
peries. Isn't that a good idea, nnd a
trouble acr? These iuls conio in
'pairs, for seventy-five cents each.
Mabel is rosouuefiil and oiiglnnl.
I love to sit ami listen to her when
any discussion eoines up T have lis
tened to her mnnj times, but never
hae 1 seen her fail to "i ome through"
with thnt ipilck mind of hers, and gaiu
her point in nn nigunieiit. All of
which has notTniig to do with Mabels
curtains. Not for nothing has she been
endowed with originality Pr instead
I of using plain white curtains for her
1 bedroom, she has bought some xoile with
n rather fine bluck and white check
I at fifty cents a jmd. And I think she
I is going to use side drapes of n Nile
green. Won't that make an efleetivo
window? You could, nf coiuhc. use
nnv color combination with the black
anil while And isn't tiftv tents kiisoii
(able for cuilaius''
in no mallei what shop jou hud
ouiself. u will mil ice Halloween
dee (nations and favors It becomes
then moi elj a iiiiesliuu of finding the
shop that hns the most novel fnvois
and the most leiisonable. Heio s wheio
this adventuic comes to the refecuo,
supposing all the tinio. of com s-0, Hint
you c-oiiteiniilalc a card party or any
kind cif pnity nt which ion mo plan
ning le'i use Ilulloweiii decorations.
Now. for Instance, thoro are peiky cul
ouls of blail. .ils with yellow trim
mings, and ellow moons w ith blacl
.itehes sitting uirih on the, poinlcc
ends. Then thoie aie jolly little pin
witlpiiniikm heiiels on them, and wild
heads, mill till sorts of Halloween sou
M-nirs And jou will find that twonl
or twenti -fne (cuts will purchase al
most all con would neid
' Poi- the names of shops where ar
ticles mentioned m "Advcnturej
With n Piusc" can be purchased,
ndduss L'ditor of Woman's Page.
IJUMMl I'HIILIC Li IIOLR, 01 phone
tbe Woman's Depnitmeut, Walnut
.1000.
Child Song
, little gill, bow
, Do ion
I lilnu .
the
I Blow in the moonlight to and fio'
Do on hear tbe sng tlmt the fan
sing
Sing in ine ti
fiagiant night of Spiiug
liy tue nioou
in tlie moonliglil glow
Years will pnss, little girl
end the
I blow,
! Blow in the moonlight to and fi
' But the song will be bushed.
i funics sing
.lust to the child in the night of Spiing,
Bv the biook in the moonlight glow.
But if tliiough the yoais, when thp lilacs
blow.
Blow in the moonlight to nnd fio.
You would bear the song that the failles
sing
Be as -i child in the night ot Splits
Bj Ihe brook in tlie moonlight glow
Juno Mjeis, in Mc Call's
THAT SUDDEN ILL NATURE
WHICH OVERPOWERS YOU
Often Is Brought on by Nothing More Alarming Than the
Ncaring of Your Lunch Hour
TrARlIC, who gives such n fine shnin
""poo, nnd is so closer in turning
..,,,.,,.,, ,
st.niEhl. slinky hair inlo .. mass of
beautiful, shiny wae.s. was talking to
a customer. The customer bad just
had a shampoo, nnd bad refused a tonic
rub, for the simple reason that ,he
luxury of a "wash nnd wave" during
her lunch hour find cost a whole week
of dessert for lunch. Marie was scold
ing. "Well," she cxclnimed, severely,
"if you don't clo something about your
hnlr pretty soon, you just won't bno
any, that's nil. It certainly does need
taking cm c of. That's the worst thing
ou can neglect jour liuir. As soon ns
that stnrts to go R'r gnod-by, that's
all." And she rambled on with thrents
und unhappy piophccies until the girl
v . ...
in the chair began to wonder how Blip
would look without any hair, and liow
long it would tuke to snc up enough
to buy a "wig.
Then Mnne wns niteiruptod. The
manicurist outside pushed open the cur
tain. How .soon aie jou going to
lunch V" she asked.
".lust as soon as 1 get through here."
tcplied Mnrlp. "I'm so hungij 1 lould
cut! nulls." The soviet was out. TIip
gill in the chair knew fliou that she
would not hno to wcnigii wig or go
Ijnld, knew thnt .Maiio's hunger and not
her own defect!-e ban had luen the
cause ot tue melauclioiy loctuie.
HOW often tbut happens You hud
suddenly that jou hate everything
in sight You wondei whj you cwr
stinted to do that piece of woik in
sload of letting somebody else do it If'
anj one attempts to speak to you, you I
auswer with a Miap. And it jou are,
c-illed "grouchy." or if jou meet with
that nlwajs maddening letoit. Wlj.
wiuit h pleasant mood you'ie in " it
makes you worse ou pioleit join
good humor with contradictory rioss
ness "Till not gioudij I'm just
tijing to lonientinle on this woik, mid
I don I want to lie bothered You'ie
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-ft
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Term
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' ' n-i'T "'" -m-1 ' Jill ' iium
Hie one that's di'agioenhlc. I'm per-
' fc.v pliant
Y oti j inngry, that s all. AH you
nc(,(,iK fm)(1 ,', m,1(. ,ciaultion, ,,
i votl in lono lmct. t0 thnt 01.k viti,
a pleasant smile. And with something
else: with a sense of shame at the
lihHilisliiieH that Jim showed in letting
your feelings gel control of your tern-
jfcr. You Iry to cover it by keeping up
i a semblance of the gruff mauner. Si
doesn't work. Everybody knows that
you were disagreeable bcfoic, nnd
everybody knows whj. They have all
been through the test. It just happened
tlmt this wns jour dav for It
, y,.,. , i....,u
" '" .,, ' k .
ays get ill-untuiecl.
You sometimes become filled with sad
ness. Nobody loves you : you have no
place in this woild; jou'to nn outcast,
superfluous. The sun doesn't shine for
you, nnd the cheerful whistle of a pass
ing office boy fills jou with a longing
to lie ns young nnd ns happy as be
jou're hungry, that's nil. The office
boy has probably just come back fiom
bis ham sandwich nnd cup of coffee, and
is nhlo Io whistle diiorfully for the fiist
time ju two liouis.
Many of the ipuiirc
's
this world
stait beiausp one of the pnilioipnnts is
hungiy. Watch out for jour tongue
when jou fill that midday emptiness
overpoweiiug vou You may say some
thing that wllU uiiiKe you mueli moie
unhappy Ihnn he bungiiness ever could !
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