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MRS. WILSON GIVES RECIPES
Present Shortage Recalls
Substitutes Used by Food
Administration During
the War
A Number of Puddings and
Cakes That Arc Street
Enough to Please Any
One and Take A'o Sugar
By iMRS. M. A.
WILSON
Cotiytiohl 1311 bv t V A
Ml Hiahm Hrsmnl
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SUALLY the housewife icfusc
to plan a definite menu and
prefers to depend upon the suwees
tions of the maikct man. This i
' InrJpprl n serious mistake, for it
It minns. uVien hrnnrrlir: rlnun In ifs
most simple form, n sure ns4e and
carelessness.
Each housewife -.hould pl.in to
Sjerve attractive menus that will be
appetizing and nutntious; and if
"""Istie has a limited amount of money
to spend for the marketing, then
she must exorcise unusual wire.
To market successfully, the pru
dent housewife will find it necessary
to visit the markets' to ascertain the
prices; for the motto of the busi
ness world may be applied for the
housewife's benefit that keen com
petition makes business. This
means that many shoppeis visit the
markets and they are alert to the
various' quotations, and in this way
vary the prices. Shop aiound for
real economy and plan to use the
winter vetetables that are now
cominp into the market.
The Meet
Beets aie considered net to the
potato as an important root crop.
The small and medium-size ones are
popular as a table delicacy. Two
Varieties of beets that aie unusually
pood arc found on the markets'
stalls' the red or flesh and yellow
beet.
The red flesh beet is familiar to
most housewives, while the yellow
beet makes friends only when the
housewife is familiar with its pe
culiar color. This beet contains a
larger percentage of sugar than the
red or flesh beet, and for this rea
son it is very well adapted for va
rious dishes.
Puree of Red Beet
Wash and thoroughly cleanse and
then pare and grate thiee medium
sized beets. Place in a saucepan
and add three cups of water. Bring
slowly to a boil and then cook for
"Utwenty minutes. Strain and then
One cup of milk:
Six tablespoons of flour,
One teaspoon of salt,
One teaspoon of paprika,
Four tablespoons of grated onion.
Dissolve the flour, salt and pa
prika in the milk and add to the
strained puree. Stir and then bring
to a boil and cook for five minutes.
Then add three tablespoons of fine
ly chopped parsley and serve.
Baked Beets
Wash large beets to cleanse thor
oughly and then place in a crock
and cover with boiling water and
place in the oven and cook until
tender. The oven of the kitchen
range may be used for this pur
pose. Russian Beets
Wash and cook until tender four
or five large beets and then remove
the skins and cut into half-inch
slices. Place in a bowl and add
Four whole cloiex,
Ten wlwle allspice,
Two dried pepper pods, cut into
bits,
and a tiny bit of garlic, the size of
a small pea, and sufficient vinegar to
cover. Sere as a salad and for
relishes.
Beet Cups
Wash and cook until lender medium-sized
beets and then cool and
remove the skins and with a spoon
scoop out the center, leaving a thin
unbroken wall. Roll the cups in
flour and then in beaten egg and
then in fine breadcrumbs and fly in
hot fat until golden brown. Fill
with creamed chicken or sweet
breads and serve for luncheon or
supper. Use the portion of the
beets which has been removed from
the center for beet relish.
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vv this exquisite Dress
Boot in patent leather,
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A new combination,
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FOR SUGARLESS DESSERTS
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(,Ini;i tMi.ips tun Minp Jus) as iiimli
ii elclldniis icelie fur IliN
Mrs. Wilson at Food Fair;
If hat Shr Does and If licit
Mm. Alnrj . Wilson, food ex
pert of the i;ciiing Public Led
ger, is giing cooking demonstra
tion1? dnilj at the Pond P.iir in the
I'irst Regiment Armor. Bro.ul
mid Callow hill vtrcets.
Her progrjm for tod.i and to
morrow follows:
'lOim
; :;)0 I'ircless cooker, break
baking, sugarless apple c.ike.
7 :.10 Bread-making, sugarless
sponge cake, crullers.
TOMORROW
2:30 Firelcss cooker, bread
making, cream puff", pnstrj.
7 :.'J0 Bread-making, egglcss
maonn.iise, salads.
Rcet Relish
Tlnee-qiiutter cup of chopped
cooked beeti,
Cue i up of liiielii chopped onions,
Tko green pepper, chopped fine,
One-half cup of mayonnaise,
One teaspoon of salt,
One teaspoon of paprika.
One teuRpnon of mustard.
Three tableepooni of lemon juice
or vinegar. I
Mix thoroughl and then serve on
lettuce or as a relish with oysters or
fish.
Spiced Pickled Beets
Select twentj-five beets and then
wash and cook until tendei. Cool
and remove the skins and then place
in a preserving kettle the beets and
the following spices tied in a piece
of checscloth:
One dozen whole cloves,
One dozen whole allspice,
One piece of stick cinnamon,
Piece of garlic size of a pea,
One tablespoon of salt,
One tablespoon of paprika,
Tie close and place in a kettle and
add equal parts of vinegar and
water to cover. Bring to boil and
cook for ten minutes. Pill into all
glass jars and adjust the rubbeis
and lids and seal. Store in a cool
place.
Note It is vitally nccessaiy that
all-glass jars are used. The reac
tion of the vinegar between the
porcelain lining and the metal top
is dangerous. Dr. Charles La Wall,
the state chemist, has found this to
be a deadly and dangerous poison
In these days of sugar shortage
the following recipes will prove to
be a big help to the housewife:
Indian Apple Pudding
Scald one-half cupful of coinmcal
with one and one-half cupfuls of
boiling water. Beat smooth and add
Three-quartets cup of sirup,
One-half cup of v ater,
One-half teaspoon of grated nut
meg. Mix thoroughly, tsow grease a pud-
dintr dish well. Place in the dish a
layer one inch deep of peeled and
thinly sliced apples. Cover one!
inch deep with the cornmcal mix-
ture. Repeat until the dish is full.
Bake for thirty-nve minutes in a
moderate oven. Seive with plain
fruit saute.
Soft Gingcrcake
One-half cup of melted shot lett
ing,
One tup of urup,
One teaspoon of soda, (
One teaspoon of cinnamon,
One-half teaspoon of thics.
One cup of sour milk,
Three and one-quarter cujis of
flour.
Beat to a smooth batter. Pour into
well-greased and flouted pan. Bake
hnwv.r is "iurliy.
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in n moderate oven for fcut min
utes. Indian It'aisin Pudding
llrat one uipful of milk to the
boiling point. Now stir in slovl
I'oui tablespoon's of fine emu
meal. One lubleipnon of flour,
Out-half teaspoon of gmgei,
One-(nartcr rriymnli of nulling,
One-half cupful of tiiolomiii.
One vtll-bratrii egg.
Out-half i tip of iald iratei.
One-half cup of iceiled irnsins
.Mix and then pour into well
gi cased pudding dish. Hake in
model ntc oven for forty-fie minutes.
Servo with stewed fruit.
Individual custaid cups may bo
used.
Vermont Apple Pie
Line a pie tin with plain pastry.
Pill with apples sliced in thin, paper
like slices. Season with nutmeg or
cinnamon and sprink one table
spoon of cornstmch ovei the ap
ples. Now cover with six tuble-
spoons of sirup. Place, top ci list on
. '
pie
Bake in a moderate men.
Fruit Pudding
On cut) of bread crumb.
Four tablespoons of ihoilcnwy.
Rub the shortening into the
ciumbs and then add
One eup of 1 msins, chopped fine,
One eup of iosscs,
One-half teaspoon of sail,
I'our Icu.ipoons of bakinif powder,
One eup of thick apple sauce.
One-half cup of flour.
Mix and place in moM or kettle to
steam for one hour. Seive with
crushed fruit or pfain sauce.
Yeast-Raised Oatmeal Muffins
Scald one-half cup of oatmeal
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with one cup of boiling water. Cook
for three minutes and then add
One-half cup of sirup,
Otic-half teaspoon of sail,
One tablespoon of mcltid s7io)(
o?intjf. Beat well to mix. Now add
One-half yeast cake, disiohcd in
tut, nicijioniis nt niiriu tt.ater.
Two and one-quarter aqis of flour,
One-half cup of chopped raitins.
Beat until smooth and then cover
and set to use for four hours or
oer night. In the morning beat
hard and then lift into well-gi eased
muffin tins. Let rise foi thuty min
utes in a waim place. Bake in a
hot oven.
Fill muffin tins a little less than
half full.
Snappy (iingcrsnans
One-half tup of molasses.
Two tablespoons of thtnleiutig.
Bring to a boil and then add
One teaspoon of gmgei,
One teaspoon of cinnamon,
One-half teaspoon of clot es.
One teaspoon of soda.
Beat hard to mix, then add suffi
cient flour to make a dougli soft
enough to roll. Roll thin and then
cut. Bake from five to six minutes
in a hot oven.
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.siiaki r llanncl of the sann k.1,,i
An old piano stool makes u gom s, tt
ing machine sent.
1 Ttlnrlc tlphts for the ilirimi" Ii.ili,
i mi b- innde fiom old bhiel, situ kings
Fur Storage and Remodeling Reasonable Rates
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Please Tell Me
What to Do
y CYNTHIA
Answera "Marine Hater"
Prnr Cuitlnn I ennnot Iny clulm to
linw iiIhajs rntl jour littoric, but tlierc"
uiti i)iu which wns brought to mv nt
lr nl inn. whlih whs lgniil b "Marine
llfitir ' nml t wlinin 1 nm iciiljIriK
through join minimi Kirt of nil, slip
slntPH liiHt.lier friend promised her
liinin thliiKH, In it Mie illd tint got them
Hiil she Inkc into loiiBiilerntlon that
this frlenil of hem linil been nwm from
the Stiitei for mote Hum wo jents, nml
on milling Inline dill prohnlii fnigetV
I ktniH wlint It N to he wiling
home In those 1 line lies! on prime "tub"
iillleil ii lintisvoit 'I liniiglili" Hie not nl
ujns nf "What lnue I luoilglll fur this
person n lift th it person'' The bet port
nf n girl friend ones not sin "Hello,
nhnt lime Mill biinighl fni 1111'' ' Hhe
,: wtnllx is glml to see In r snlilli r bin
buck with nil the limbs he snllul itunv
with Anil ns for "Mnilne Hnter's '
iipitiinu nf nil murines being slink tip
I ...ill ll.mi II. n Inllntiu l ,lin lllllll flint
... I I . Ill' .1 ..Ii I I n -. Ill .in ..I .
iiinw who hne been htiulfies with our .
Ifillnws meisms noil the sin no i mise I
to sin "slink up." so ' Mm me llntei"
hns ii little pliinse nil In r own to eon
vole beiself with while she "loots ' for
the "gob" " Here Is one of the flnws
In her Jettei liming fiilhn out with
hi i imiiine frieinl xhe now ' falls" for
the 'gobs," but. little 'Murine Milter."
if the " let Mill ln," Hint fur the nnm j
M.nbe the will be nlie to tnii. lint if i
the nnm gies miii the "git In" well,
Mill! l use will seem hopeless mill upon
npplliiitinli We will gie Mill n i .null -ilnte's
fiee pnss to the "nlil nuiiils'
. home
ni r lust paingmph i niitiniliets it
self 'I lie lirst pnit rlnims (lint till men
mi Inkle. M!t Mill sn Hint Mill nttenil
n fi w s'ihii I'luhs nml uiei t lots nf
line inns Sort I Imc to go out so
iiirH.this exiiiing or I mn hire boe.ii
niile In show Mill n few mine eem
linilietlous, ilnws nnil hnli iinlgtnoiitH.
I pormi;r marim:
One on the Boys
Ile.n rvnlh.il 1 vvnulil like to st ij
few wolds In In half of the so uilled
ilnlls " I nm n chl eichlien summers,
cniisiileied cute nml n good pnl bv both
sexes rreiiientlv I've bipn called "the
girl with the bain stun ' itc, nnd I
sunlv would be iniligniint if some one
suggested thnt 1 overdid I'nsonallv,
1 think that if vou neeil n lime inior
nnd hnve to lesnit to the nrtiliunl nil
... II .....1 i.m.il ... innilniflllflll
.lll .Mill fellVil III iiiiMn i in !..
Ituik sin eh knew what he wns talk-
o' nbiuil when be mintinnii! the chaps
who shpt with then lienils in stniking
lops gmued their hair, lie
A great mnn nf the fellows spend
moie tune "drilling" up than the aver
age girl could nfforil to So please,
liovs. think nf vourself hi fore being too
hard on the "dnlN "
om: or -km
Shall He Go to Italy?
roni rjnthin I nm twentj four
ni of age and hnve Ihid in this louti
ti ten Jims I nlwnvs wanted to come
to Amenta nnd nftei ninth difficultv
gmnetl mv fithci's lonsrnt and nunc
heie ns a.htiv. Whin the war broke
out 1 cnlistt d in the Ameiitan nun
and won honors in Finnic
Since I left home even tiling there
has changed Mv father died nt sixtv
sri-ii in, "M-ii"i - uiiiiii'ii, "' 1',,'i'in "
, j,,,,.,. , ,,,,.,, mid the otheis aieiends
seven, mv sjsteis mm run, one nrnincr
in' the Italian iiiiiiv .vi.v moiuei wioie
ami nskul me to tome home, ns thin
have nil left liei. I wns tlien still in
the I niteil States nrmv nnd I prom
ised to go in order to theer her up. neeiieri neie now aim iinve men i.wuj
Sinie I nm disclmiRPil, lion ever. I have long enough, mr troubled MHilre.
n veiv good position in the imlroad and , That broke me nl up. hat shall I
I do not want to give up and go home. I do ' 1 am mi Aineijtnu r itjzen and cn
si,.. Inn i.mml oni tlmt I nm nut of , -aged to nn Ann I it nil girl I ileeph
hiic servue nnd bus wnttcn ngain telling
me that mv fnthir left an estate of
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K,"(i."i,00t). (onsisting of nn olive oil
shop, a liiickvnitl, eti
Slie sqvs she is ton old to mat ry
ngnui that the other sons innnot stav
with hu as the are la the orinj nnd if
Mrs. Wilson Helps
in Sugar Shortage
mi don't have to give up jour
sweets .lust lend tins table and
follow
If hat She Suggests
When the leeipcs nil for one rup
of sugar use one cup of white torn
simp in plate of the sugar nnd then
leduie the nnmuiit of liquid required
in Hie iccipe to one-tpiartcr. This
means that a recipe that calls for
One tup of iii'im,
Onr-lialf cup of inA. or irnlci,
nrn be adjusted to this formula:
One tup of uhite corn sirup,
I'oui tablcspoam of uatcr,
hi
One nntf one hnlf tups of tugar,
One tup of milk or uatet.
in pliue of wliirli you may use:
One nnd one qunrtei capi of trhitc
coin mi up or matassri,
Kmht inhlcapoons of uatcr or milk
in iine-lialf tup
The icgular amount of shot timing
Hon i and linking powder nut be
iisid Hint the iccipe mils fin.
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Two Unusual Sweaters
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose
rdPv -Wl i
B3H 1 WW :
'llirse nrwioniers Into the realm of smnrt-lonlilng swratcrs nrr tarried
nut respcftlwl In blue silk tricot, with a collar of fur. nnd biiislicd wool
with (ontrastlng inlljr and cuffs. The nnirow belts faslriilng In front
arc Interesting
"DROIIAIIIA the milkers of the first
X f ., nPlnpni, l,mn ns swent-
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surpi ise n tnev couiii see some ni ine
creitinnR thnt since that time have been
dubbed by the name of sweater. For
on must know thnt the first sweater
wns so called hecntise it wns woin In
athletes when evenising and afterward.
It was knitted of wool nnd protci ted
them from taking cnld when their pores
had been opened ns n lesiilt of their
nitivitv. Well, theteini sweater is still
applied ti their suit of gjiiueut. Hut it
is nlso applied to maiiv otbeis Hint are
ipiile different frnin the prototvpe.
It lenllj does siein ns if in the lenlin
of swenteis fiislnon was ahva.vs lim
ning nwiiv finin popularity 'Hon know
how it is Some smart dressmaker or
prnducei mvints u new soit of sweater
It is taken up In well-dressed women,
and for a while -a veij shott career
usual! it (iijn.vs the rcputntinn of be
ing exclusive It is worn mil nt the
smnrtc't of icsorts nml is mnde oulv
of the best nintirinls Then It becomes
popular. And then, piesto! Hint tpe
of svventei n.ises to he good st.vle, and
the rcnllv smart woman iliscnrds it.
Slip is ngnin in spni h of a sw inter that
I do not go and innnngc things we will
all lose the pinpirtv, as she will hnve
to git sonic outside htlp IIci letter
I i nil vour nttintitin to me met
thnt some leniedv must be taken to pre
vent nil ibis, vvhli h I innnot and will
not stand nnv longer. The iiuieil is
. .vou. nnd I wnnt vou Home . ou nre
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love jvmeriin nnu iiiue io iciivc n.
Whn Ii will he the most siiuessful wnj .'
ITALI N AMERICAN
If. as vou sn.v, jour fatliei has left
this large ('state nnd jour motbei is
alone with no son to run it for hei, it
teitninh seems to be .vour dut) to go
to her
Yon nre onl.v twentv -four nnd this
us a wonderful oppoitunit) to make good
I in Itah If this voung girl to whom
vou are engaged loves vou she will be
willing to mnrrv .vou and go vvitli .vou
to Itnlv It would lie well to make sine
that the statements about the estate are
tnireit nnd Hint mi will have tins
piopertv to look after nnd will thus be
nble to suppnit vour wife. As. if it
should not be lotiett. jou would t.r
talnh hnve the light to remain heie
nnd make a headwiiv m older to lnnuv.
It is diffiitilt to ndi ise on these mntteis
as there are always two sides to n stoiv.
of toiirse Yntti going back to Ital)
for a few viais would not make )ou
have to give up Amelia : vou could come
bai k Perhaps ,vou could sell out the
business ovei there and come back to
America with vour wife and bring )our
mother to live with jou I do not think
jou would regret heeding )oui mother's
call tor assistance.
IF YOU LOVE-
l lowets you should be interested in
run ciixtuky flower shop
"ii- llclow Chestnut SJ
&ms
NIGHT GOWNS
that assure comfort
on cold nights
Surplice or high neck, 3-quarter oi- full sleeve.
And style all that dainty fabrics, fine lines and
clever fashioning can be made 'to accomplish in
highly skilled American fingers.
Special 1:
of cambric
Special 3:
nf rambrlo
or nalnnfaoW
S2.50
Special 5 :
of cambric
$3.50
Special 7:
of nainsook
Special 9 :
of cambric
$4.50
Is different Anil so the endless tinle
begins nncw
So it went Thrie were slip on
Nwenters, silk swenleis, milt sweaters,
lilel i rot hetcd swenteis and angora
tiimmed swenteis And there weie thiie
hwi liters with fullness below the belt,
and sbeves that vveri' baggv nbnut tlie
wrists Thev nil hnd (licit bruf dnv in
the high favor of the best ilicsswl women
and thev passed into the limbo of the
overpopulni
Occnslnnnll.v soine one produces a
sweatci t tin t intiier tlehes theap lepio
tluttion. anil then Hieie is something
Hint vou i a u iuviM in without the im
mediate danger of having it bit nine loo
popular In the cut toilnv vou mnv see
one nf this tvpe of swtntii One is of
blue silk tiitot, cmbiouli'iid in white
nnd blue wool The mllni is edged
with fin There is a uniiow belt tied
at the front. At the light Is a sweater
of blushed wool, with slmvvl collm and
cults of r outlasting mini of blushed
wool The lint worn with this sweatci
is of tan fell with n w tenth of silk
IIiiupis around tile iiown The hut on
the other figure is of blown iluvetyn
with two blown quills plnred Hit on the
upturned brim aeios the fnmt
CopyrlsM, ltil") In Hnreni Hosb
For Wax Crayons
Here is n simple ilittoveu oi tatlier
nn cconomj. in sharpening wn trnv-l
tins The points In tome blunt wi) ,
tpilcklv, ns the wax winrs nwav so1
cnslh. Instead nf cutting awnv ntnn
sidcrnble amount of the ciavons ami
often In i aking the new lv -Hindi points
before finishing the shamming pioe
t-H, bold it i Ithei before the flic oi
over the gas jet and wium the wax
slighth ; tin n fashion it into a smooth,
tnpctitig point without a pai title of
loss.
Special 2:
of muslin
$2,25 1
Special 4 :
of nainsook
S3.00
Special C:
of nainsook
$3.85
Special 8:
of nainsook
$4.25
Speciul 10:
of nainsook
$5.75
Pi ' Jr rjovT ini '"rr"Til
f u w liter vi Ii r n faj
vou hu v Inl ler
vtciler in butler
Aims v men r u Hi. S
nut iiilllllle to Hie 1ale. s
I niitrltliiiisiiess or mini si3
I '!' "
A. K. N. l Hie "ilriesl" &
liullrr mi Hie mnrliel its 1 Sg
more wliiilrsiinie more tie 1 a1
III Inns more Mltlsrvlliv. I i f I
I ('ns n THIPl.i: liinrr tllllll I I jHHIINU
' orilloHrv Putter, lint worth ii ,
lillKIT I)K1. more!
H. R. AIKEN
! 128 N. Ilelawnre Av.
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EVERYLIFE MUST HOLD
JUST A
Ami. Anyhow, No Time Is Ever
of Wasting Time
TTLRi: are tin
-n Virginia II.
lie rimmistiitius. When
finished high si lino! phe
went to rnllege. Hut nfler A yent nml n
hnlf of It slowly but ner so miretv it
dnwnril upon her Hint he linil mnde n
tnlslnke. Von ep It wiih thin a '. Vlr
glnin II lint! nlunjs wnuted to sing.
riiert1 hnd brou n few lessons during
Hie high prliool dnjs, nnd so she mnde
up her mind to keep right on with
them nt tnllege. It would menu travel
ing to a nearby town (wire n week nnd
practicing n grent denl In the Interim,
but Mrginin wns nmbitious nnd wns
Mire she would find time for it nil some
how .
Hut there nun the rub. A jrnr nnd n
hal! ."' Jr!inS " keep up with college
soeinl nffniis. athletics nnd studies, nnd
to mnke something of her oice nt the
sume time told her slip could not possl-
Adventures
With a Purse
MV WORD, but all of r.nglantl is
Whistling it ' I can picture its be
ing snug in Hie laiglisli music hulls,
nml Hie Knglislimnn clapping in his de
llbeinte tinemotlnunl ninnner. nnd mui
nniilng, ".love. Hint's jollv good I" It's
n snug, not n rlnncj. populnr song, but
II "hetln piece," with Nome lovelj
chords, mid n nicp. tlimntic endtiie. A1
tlioug!) vcrj well known nnd liked in
I nnglnnd, it Is just becoming known
heie. I'm telling jtui about it now,
so thnt vou can get vour cop curl),
j Whether jou lust plav , or lust sing.
or both, I think .vou will like it.
Fvcn befoie I lould think wbnl in
I the win Id it wns for, I liked it It's n
kind of metal bfir, enameled In lovelj
colors, looking like n spin) of beautiful
novvers it fastrns to a clump vvlilili
fits ngnlnsi the wall, and which is also
bilghth coloicd. On the end of the bm '
is u book. And Us use? To be sure. ,
From It vou suspend jour birdcage. The
design is so flower) nnd bright, it makes ,
a hnpp) addition to the cage The I
price is eight) -live icnts. This would I
make nn exceeding!) nice suggestion to l
add to the Cluistmas list I hope jou
have begun to make.
When nn see it. oil will vow it has I
been brought on i botlih fiom Newt
York, direct from thnt ninth talked nf j
(Jreenwitb village, which bus so man) ,
fascinating little tearooms, mid quaint'
shops. 'I here is one eliffcn nee This
tenionm is sllghth mote subdued in
color nnd decorations. It is icstfiil I
nml, oh, so ro7i nnil thulium The lit hi
.vellow cuitnins lintinimirc lii.iutifull) j
vvitli the painted lilnek ant! .vellow
tables. The old prints and iuteipsting
bits nf ililnn and potteiv look down ap
piovmgh at one. and the antique chest
of diawers with its satinv hnisli lends
a tout Ii of clignit) b) Its ptesence. I I'i i
)ou mnv puiihnse delicious luncheons
(and ion don't know how golden blown
and melting French-filed polntois can
be until ) on have tiled them heie)
And hot e. nftei a husv afternoon of
sliopping. vou mav chop in for a fia
ginnt cup of tea, with cinnamon toast
and muruialndc. Sji'-c inl dollar tlmneis
m solved too. And best of all. on
coitl cusp ela)s theie is a the binning
meiril) '
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$75,000 Worth
of the Latest Stifle
Furs and Fur
Garments Now on
Sale at
Wholesale Prices!
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stile fur Mils prca! nflrr, so tl,r
inhnlililKP or II tomorrow.
Furs Repaired and Ilcmod
clul in the Latest Styler
J. LICHTERMAN
137 S. 13th St.
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FEW MISTAKES
Wasted Thai Teaches tlhe Folly
blv 11 ml n sufficient number of hours
nnd minutes In the dny to (mnke room
for ever) thing.
Therefore, nftcr n good bit of de
cision nnd Indecision Vligltjln gave up
her college course, went 'home nnd
tinned lier whnle nttentlon tii vocnl 1c
sons, Fm two jenrs she kept nt It
quite stendlh, nnd then enrnp nnother
Interest in Hip wnj nf n very good op
liortunlt) to enter the business world.
By this time Virginia had discovered
Hint she was never scheduled to become
n star in grand opern, so ah? accepted
the business position.
Do )ou know how Virginia spends
most of her spnre time now V Rivall
ing the fnrt thnt she gnve up those
tenrs nt college in order to devote them
to her voice. .She simply innnot forget
the fact Hint she spent two ,vpnr chas
ing n rainbow that did not materinlire.
Wi: HAVi; christened It "holding a
pnst-inotlem." Our grandmothers
strled It er.vitig over spilt milk. Wlint
ever It is wc inny choose to call the
ponpnmlc cilme we commit whrn vvp
vnstc tlmp over things thnt cannot be
reinlled. it's all wrong! In Hie first
place, if we can ever st.vle Hie gaining
of expel lent p n loss in cla.vs and hours
there Is this to consider: No time is ever
wasted that tent lies us Hie foil) of wast
ing time
TIip thing to do Is to profit gamely
b) our mlstnkcH; not to let tliem be
come millstones around our necks.
I"ver life must hold mi nverngp nura
liei of mistakes If we don't mnke them
in our jemtli we blossom forth with
them in middle nge or save them foi our
fueling )cnrs. It is a cnasoling and
sleuthing thought that this Is so If
jou eheerfitlli tin n to it even time )ou
feel like blooding over "what might
have been," ten ihnnees to one jou
smile and game!) change the subject.
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are hard to
keep looking
well. The heat and
t smoke naturally affect
the surface.
"LAVA.VAR"S
seems to instantly re
new the life of the sur
face. Brings back original
lustre and polish; restores
to pristine beauty wood
work, furniture, floors,
stair3 or doors.
aasily cleaned, because 5
damp cloths do no harm, j
"LAVA-VAR" is s
quickly applied. Dries
overnight; does not re
quire constant renewal.
At Your Dealer's
Alt Colors and Clear
Fclton, Sibley & Co., Inc.
Philadelphia.
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