" FiT " ? '. -' il ISVEXIXQ PUBLIC1 LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY XOVEMBEK 15, 1919, ft ANOTHER SUGAR SAVER CYNTHIA TALKS ABOUT MANY THINGS ATTRACTIVE HAIR ORNAMEM i M I IV i w k K El ! Ii X j y tf J P MRS. WILSON EXPLAINS ' PROPER USE OF HONEY Can He Used for Sweeten ing Purposes as IF ell as for Dressing for Waffles t and Hot Cakes Recipe for Cake and ' ons Puddings Made in This Sugarless U ay Promise Delicious lie suits v Mils, M V VI1.M (Coiiyrlffil. Ill) till Mrs 1 .t II lvo . 1 I HflM r l'n erf I IT IS viinl tluK a tinted Cii'i'k pln'osn pher onri' iiiimirril tin- delltiitc 'rngiiincc mid tlivnr of linticv tn the mvstic (1istlMnil ' from Hip licn-ons llonei is tin- d'silld nci'tnr of tlin fragrant l)i'VM'-s .'Hid Is a product of the husv ben which, bv mnn rlicniitnl rltiitippw li'tidi Hi., f. ..It .....ii. .....I ("sentinl hi s nf tlm ilim.tu ;.ii.. Hl Mii-nri .wetness 'Hie liliirnton nnnlisis of honev shows Hint It is the loncentrated solu "" "i mi ii i uj;iii !i uic uiiwcn Clillls. IIone mm be bud in two forms, in the eninli nnd bottles, iv.idi for instant Use K , utilised h,i the hoilj at once as i find f,.d Pome Hhle-T.inie M.i.Milles of e Ionise Aeo IIii look of long a in knew that cakes unit cookies and foods that were sweet ened with hnne( kept moist longer than thosi made with siig.i". New Kngl.ind rudiliiig I'lm e in a saui" pan I nm Irirl tiiblripiyuiin nf ijiaiiiilalitl topinrn. 7 no nnil mir-liulf apt of boiliun Willi, . Stir well and i ink slow lj until the taploia is dear. Now mid Our Imlf tup nf rnipoiottil mill. Om Imlf i v;i nf linnry, Onr irrll-bratrn tun. .. , , ' , One tunrtcr fcnipoon of ttutmnf. llnut to blond thoroughly thru took ., .. .. . .. .i ..-.. :.... i... it. i.i ii'i mu iii uniri itiMt linn iiiiw nmniii ual enstnid cups to mold. Sene with honei snure Itinse tlie cups w ith cold water iietine imuring in tlie puilillug. Intllnn liid.lln- Hue in ii saucepan Our nmi mir-hnlf nipt l Imil.im .. ' voir Now add OtiC'boif mp ttf an iniiriit. Stir to prevent lumping antl ook for two miuutes. Then add Our oiitl nut -Imlf cipi nf null.. Out -hnlf ciin of honri. Our Imlf rup of trnltil iriiini, Our Imlf nip of milium, Tito tnblrxpoont nf si:lml nil. Heat to rui Ihotoitghlj. then pour Into a bal.'rig dish nnd bake in a slow oren for lift.v minutes Ye Olde-Tjme Cabinet Pudding ' Place iu a mixing bowl One j-up of fiur birntlrrumbs. One cup of bnihiin itulei. Ileat with rn egg beatci to it pulp, then put through n sieve into a miv lng bewl nntl atld Our mu our-lialf tupi of mill.. Our half nip of honry, Tiro irfll'liratcn rggn. One tablopoait of wind ml. One Imlf Iraipoou of cinnamon One half lampoon of gialal Innon rina" Heat to mi Urease the nistaril t ups w f 11, then place raisins in tlie bottom of each cup. fill with the prepmed cus tmd nntl bake in a slow oven until dm Cninstuit.il Pudding Place in u saucepan 7 iro c tpi of milk. One half cup of nalci. One half tup nf rmmtnreh. One half cup of honey. Stir to bl"iul thorough! j the staich and then place on stove nntl bring to n boil Cook slovvlj for hve minutes riaror. rinse the custard tups with cobl water antl till in the (iistards Set aside to mold To serve, uumohl and t'iii' w,ii honej saute. Nut and Kaisin C.il.e I'luio iu u mixing bowl Our cup nf honey. One-half tup of iliortenina, ) oA of f uo cgtji. Iteat hard to blend antl then ntltl One half tup of mill,. Our cup of finely ehopptil ptaii'iti One cup of neetleil raiiim, four cipi of sifted flour. One teaspoon of nutmeg. Ihiet Irvel lableapaoiit of IkiI.iih) pau tlei . , i , . i water 'I Inn pour In a hue stream upcu he stifflv benteii white of .gg. lent thoroughlj to mix ami Hun spiend on ' ",c e Mrs. Wilson Answers Queries No 'J My dear Mis Vilon. Will you kindly publish in the paper u recipe for making one gullon oi ciniwciiow wiiii green intimities. onions, peppero. etc? Also recipe for one-half gnllou of Chill same, made with ripe tomatoes, onions, peppers, etc. A NI'WS ItLADl'It. Chow i how Wash ami cut into large pieces suffi cient toiuutces to measure three pints Place iu a china bowl nnd udd One pint of small onions, and cover with One ciin of salt Let stand oue-bnlf dav. Then drain and place in a preserving kettle und add t tmr o in i at eaulitloietr. narboilcd. Ohc dozen orreii peppers, cut into ofrcc Pc i,IJ 4oicii red peppers, ml into $Et Vr of strutl beam, cu( in MM, ISZliil,,,.lVl ,1,l,! "m " Ml" ' -'"- '' '""" 'T l'"J,"l,r,"Kl' d now she n re ' t ' K im" '""" I'1'"" i I'-i'lni! Until- "! , " l,e same Hm,K ,,K ti., f..i .. i . "ciisiwile (I irniT jn,i a,id and was helnlp.s. for. arsue a she oVea1,-,,,, for ".KM, '"'Ll' Z SS ' " ' "f "-'' -W.'A.ro. prp to brrnkln, her prom ,Ko to Man .,.. ., , . ... imp leaiure o uii intuit satin itiKit cut and fold in the stilll, beaten while ,, ! , 4 nluates s bine iiess The Understood eve.vthing What she Ti n"'1 " Ut " for Ul"m m,,N Knntt "'"n1 N,m'' "', '',. ' n i i of one egg. Turn into a well Kre,.se, "" " fe' "a. " ,,u i nVi not understan,' v vns J,n 's Itlt.l ,nt tlitir letters were not overloo'.ed mget , her o impatiently. "Hut what and floured pan and bake in a s'ow ,mCS '"' "' ,)ea'U" "fl ,,',', " ,.'. ,..," r'1"1'; us'l,tlt',l,' in It Is impossible to answer persouuilv ull itV" The vcrj best molasses pop oven for fiftj minutes. We the vvhiti A Dailj Kashlon Talk bj Kliirenie llnse '".if i . K ,?" U "HH the letters that weie wiitten iu lefei '"'n I ever ate. she nnswered sol- I of the second egg for the i, ing A HT1KICIAI. Ilovve.s have found Sahle of snffeHnJ fo.. P" , a, '"Va " I cm c to these plants, for It seemed that 'mnl.v, "it tomes in sheets and every , .. , , A .. i i . pame ot sultcnng Tor nn ideal, but her ,.ii piiiladHliilifa wauted to have them! gran of popcorn is'big uud fat. and Honej Icing .t1""- ""' "al '" f'lvo'- , practical nntiire would iiave demanded "lllll(J,'""ua "Bul '"" thpr( nro ', lan kernels in it at all. I Plate m a saucepan one and one fJ ""', ""r" "tcn'Hch ., the whether or not it wns worth while. I ' i The molasses Is crisp nud thete's cocoa-, h fe -Lll'ra k' fe, :t:,?,tt,;,!,' wS ',-, - '" - The Question Corner - tXn iphi io in ix iu irnt ciii ni ui tupn :. n.. --i ..1.1.1. ...... (irnni. tinri rp.n iinfumin ,n i:.,. innsp ino su if oiit'i ui iiir imhiiis ' r' --.... ,......,.. -.. -- ............. "vusi'-isl.l.illiuil tnu All It Uillllini I III III I h.o.. I.nnl.. . IIII .. ... .. WPPiwT (" parbolleil, II hero Yon Can See Mrs. H ilson's Movies I Iipm1 interest UK rooking inclines Hint uic m impulill uniting tlir house v iw nf tlir rlly will lir 1mi ti main llll (Ills Villi. Tlicv Will ll l' Inliitcd ns ftdlinvs LLIIASO.N (Id .mi: caki; Siituidn.v- -Mm Let Street Tlicntie, .'!."; Miukel street, l'or mini's nl Him in-'pi's applv lit I lie hn office nf lln iticnlrc or end il "i'lf rililicssdl cm clone In (hi' nli till llf till' "lYtllllllll s I'll'JI' Our iunrt of itrini'l t nit i i inrgm , 1'hirr rupi til trait r. Urine tn il bill nnil rook om Imlf liour .Now pliiri' in ii bowl Our hi cup nf Ihttti. Our iuarlci nip nl iiiitiluiil (hir Inldciponii nf pnpi il.a. Our ttaspomi nf Itirmnic. Our u nve lit m utmd sttil Our iablfi'iiioii nf iclri'u tcnl Our i in of i niram . .Mix tboroiis.il before iidilitij; to Hie ,,l'" ''ml then stir to lileml tltnrniiElih nmi com loi mteen miiiiiti'K. ! Ml into '!I-E'ss int and seal while ln.i C'tilli S.mre Oik nni of iinriini. Our mil nf broini siitf'i. Onr-iiunrlrr cup of sail, and the following wpti es tin in n pure of ihpeseelotli : Our Inblrvi'iii "! rmimmnii. Our Inblripimn nf miisUinl, (hir trnipoiiix nf iiutmtij. f)Hf trn,wn f alUpitr. Onr.qunrln li,iv'"" of U'li'l'i. Cool! until the niMiiie is tbbk nn.l I I. .. II t. I ... . .t a a .. . L .1.1 Mil A . Mil If III I COtt 1 1 it fit Q linn ti linn neii. imni jou see. .Mnrtnu. sue smd then (ill in'o all glass jars anil soall"""1 " '" leason. uut sonieliow I while hot o. LM! Mj deal Mrs WiKon . I have just bought n inn of maple simp It tastes nil light, but it is black and iiutittiuctiw looking. Can j on tell tne how to elmifi it'' (Mrs i P S. I! To dm If M.iple Sirup M'lll lllll P IS ,. Itl'llll,. III!" ,1111- st,, 0f tj10 mupl,.. ilnp il in a miropun , nnd then pUu-f in n bow' ' ni . .. lotii sirup is cudcntlj the tine siii u uc ui ijiir f fw. Oiir-hnU vnn f unln. Tlir cnmliril rnp ilicll. One Itntpnon nf pmulnnl ilnuttml. ti. ... i.i 1 i...r. i.i ... i... ' " ,... ' . . .. ,V V '" , iV . ! simp. bring to a boil. Cook for ten minutes - i. 11 ,. ...I V ...!...". ' nnd "then stand" until ml Kilter and ... Al All KALI I r I'j LrUIr n,rl nr'niriiiAi nr-.-, in I'OR Ll'LNUSG WI'jAR I inu i nn it unnniKH in. ml i..... i.r.i.i..ii. iM-imiii "ii i, kw nip. nn- i 1 1 ii in ijuui i'ii ' nie,e on om stnei f.ocl. or suit jacket. , ivrhups that will he revived ,,ct 1 spring. , , Hut mind jou m winiiug the aiti- ii' , ... I1U...-I .in .nnil i-.i'iiiiii; ii... ts jtio. must be vnj unit ions. To have it np- pear light it should have been part of the original idea of the one who de- signid Ihe evening frock The well- diessed wnmnii no longer bujs artificial flowers sepnintelv nntl then pins them, on bet evening frocks to suit her fnncj. Thej nre part of the design of the frock ! nnd tlie greatest thought is spent bv the! designer to sec that thej me put just In liw. . i..liT i.ln.n nmi llinl loo !, rjKht snit'nnd color of flower is used.', In the frock shown there is a lurge rpil lose The froilt lis..lf Iu nf lilnek satin. The sleeves me of beaded net' und the shoulder stians are hnntls of black seciuines. which add Immensely to the radiance of the shoulders in the' I evening, anil just io give jou a mt oi , n surprise und to relieve the frock of lielnir nil lilnel. there Is tliiu irni'irr.miH red rost i There is always a demand nnd n very reasonable one for evening frocks that give the effect of being low necked nnd wiun-mrrvrii niiimui. iriuaiii revrilllllK tliu nrm Inn frnf.lv Thr. tut.n ,.nn.&n the arm. too freely Tho wise woman who does not possess beautiful arms usually fights shj c the sleeveless gown, but she is not alvvuis so fortunate tn to be able to buy one. Often she must content herneK with buying a rovvn that suits her In other respects and then geltjju; her dressmaker to jput iict or rbiKSn XlrTC9 iBnHerVvard, . rfaoyhmil,iitSrrt Btf, The Testing oA Julia Grant 11 IIAKL DUVO HATCHI'LOR lopiiMght. 1110. bj ihi Vubllo l.tdocr to. I Julia's Decision to Go to the Hospital Itl'AD TIMS IlltSI IiiIiii (ir.'inl Is euvngctl to Dun ("nron when mil of n clear skj he tt'lls her In' lovi" nnotlii'r uomiiii (J'Ht lifter the otl.it vvniiiiiii turns lilm down lir mints burl, to .Iiilia nnd she pi onuses n siconil time to imiriv , It I tn After lm bus giion ber prom i'c she ilivioM'is that sin no longer lines I),iii. but Mr .lolm orllln inuu she tins met in tbe hospital where she bus none to lenrn musing I'mtlirr eoinplientions develop whop .lullii (lisiofus tluit bei .lounger sister. I.ui.v. is in loe with Dun nnil Jutin It'll Mnn Hint she does not love bun, hoping Hint be will ie Icnsc ber. When Mnn lefusis to do so. -lull I feels bound lo her piomise. NOW CM M.N Willi I'lll, .STMKY. rl' I'OritSi: there's ou one thin lo do," Mm tlin Uluke kept insist iiij. i on i an I so on with this thine Surch mui an n't plnuiiiiu- to do Mi tins iiiiiinl. iiint iimm of Mar ,,,-, j,,,;,, fo VIIllolII(,( , Mnitlm's wholesome pi.on:ilit . .Mnrtlui had i oine Into .Julia -m life and. MrniiRe to oier and ou'i, "he needs me. O. on eau shake vour'head, but he does, nnil he loes me now. he hues me terribh. If he wiistr.iinE to liold me jiisl tliroiiBh ,,,-jdc or nintliiiiK else I inn sure 1 on, f(,p differenth about the whole thine " ,,.' ... ... , , "'.? t,-,,"K ,. "?U '"".X-", f '"ins, if. sUup,, Mnrtlm. "mu! I "K".t" t In '"' nri for on when xou nxii. Hut argue ns s)1P would she ronld not move Julia to look at things sensihlj and the two women paited with a vague clo'.nl between them. Julia was thoughtful all th" wu home. She died to siP things from ( i Minibus standpoint. She wondered if Martha weie meIi! nnd whither or not ( it would be better lo bleak her promise to Man than to go on with the 'miir- liage. but she i ould not make herse' ... , , ... I,P,1M "Ufh " tIu,,P lible. Dan did not ,mi '-ui'j nnd Julia was mmiuccd iimh tlinf i,n ,?:,i in..n t ie .t.. i.. nnn. m nm mmt ih-i. ii mc (pi bim go be might do something desperate "ml things would be worse than they'ntT , ' "lmor wisiieil Jipon ou ; weie now Mneii ir she did w hat she f..i .. . ....!.. ... ... . ,.. "V''5' . '"., """ln5 UPV "M .' '." ."' '. "US .,,,, ,,, n)j ,Blt f(ir 1(, 0(0 Julia wall nd slow It 'nlo,, n. ., f ..'"V1'1 ""ii,eii sinwlj nlong the st1(.,.t. Slip hatnl (roine hnmo. su Ulmil pi y tllllt k'm tinril linlfll VOII lir... Iinnv.i "Win. Mie hntl neve- been hnpm rheie. sl '' K'liieiubeied the short ep(iiencp -.Iip had had In the hospital nii n little siii"e of ..moiim. s,.,( .1 i. i... , bringing with il a sudden temptation to diop In there ,st f.. ,,,. Tne verv thniiHii ,,r ,,,.1, .i ... . 1 i I .cart he, 7 . 1 P " T,'1" K' mi,, i, ",1'"' ,,1M"1' s1"' ,,a'1 m ith "I,:!'" "ZTX'Z mu u witu i .iiiowui mis nnd ii wnv ot Hnowing his head baek on Ins shoulders To see him again just onre moie befote In vent out of her life forever. O. ' Uielj that fould not be wiong thai vvnn't iiuiih to nsk Her feet huiiiid nlon" tlitir win liar till that the hemr thnt bbl ii,, ,,,,. ta'ter inlHt 1 k , I. ,i , he hi' hi . , 1 f ' '!' ""I" li. ,i , ? , .R '"T0'1 "' tlenlv Jhend of bei. almost in a d.ue she founi. herself K,K ,, thp vll)nP J'"- . Ihe fmnili.ii sini. .f fienniii"s ,nn nutisepties was vvnfled to her h fo e h" opined the tloo' It brought bntk her life heie, it stabbed her heart with a longing to be bark. A nurse looted nt liei inquiringlj nnd hiiiiiei! on. a small tin. In lor hn.1 Rl, ln'n,i ..,.. ... 'onlintetl. Mere theie wn no tinn for si"k forebodings nud mm bid introspnc . Hospital was a pannien for mental nilments as well ns nhisna Julia turned to the right and walknl down the long corridor to Miss Tul!v nftii'fl nl llm mil A lill , I...I.. her mine in and she opened the door .... .. ...,'l ,UMI- M.lll and stood u minute in tlie blnr of son shine Hint came through the wist win uovv Mi's Tullv teiiieiuiieretl after- waul the look in the gill's ne- Julia ('rant; Julia miled fnintlj. "'Ws I'm heie. vou see. You got my letter-'" She -hopped into chair bv the big desk. Her wcurincss of a few minutes ago hud left her. she looked indiant. foil of wipe, iiuppj. nuiee ner piecinltate flight from the hospital .Inlm had not lieaiii froin Miss Tullj Shn hnd writ ten it little note to the .mu.. .. ,,.,.!.,... which had never been ntiswccl It wns a stranse little note in i,:, t, ,..,: tried to snv good-bv without coin!, ing an; tiling, but Miss Tullv who Id drawn her own conclu.io is , ml 'knew ' as wgll us she knew how to boh down her job that John Norvllle love Tulia .., . . "mih .Minn . ... . . . ... .IUIIU nil .. ... i inw m ov np f h t ii ii.r t it m,er cd p.igeih II, . , ,d,e I M . "' ". 2f fee ng "" '"i'e hel.l a vorld I (Mond.i) Siimelliiug that mine as a cuiiipieie surprise.) ' n, T, i ' I Hj lAfsvs,r- -I 't- VV UlllClU S ' ,-, "' IV Al7 1175 1-A..I lA.llKJC. - - r.,. mu.. r. . , To Renove White Paint ' t"t' I ihloi nf Woman's Vanr Dear Madam Will jou please tell me , now 10 remove white paint fiom n dark l blue seiue lane"' f v Itcmnvc the stnin bv sponging with turpentine If it has become dry and hard, soften it with ammonia before appljing the turpentine. Hang the cape I in the open uir for several hours to get I lid of the odor To Reduce Double Chin , To thr hitilor of woman' I'uge Dear Madam Ciuild )ou give ine tinv advice iu regard to i educing a sllgh't titlllDie Clllli ,' I ' tllll'rStnnil, It lSUt 11 Id... .... ..... 1 ,1 I.. ,1.., t ,..A1 ,u,-, aim lliutl;ill IIIUL perillipN by massaging it n certain wnv saint' could be gotten rid of. A CONSTANT UKADLH. Massage and exercise will undoubtedly help to reduce a jdoublo chin, but you would have, to consult a pbeical cul ture expert or a maiweur before attemnt- me tnw yoijrwii ou Taigst tvtff just the wrong wey.-andiWalwtSMDWiWorse, .. .- ' .. . i ' i' . . . . . HIGH COMBS AGAIN fj3HHV9RKjjr)f 'tyEjLVBfLLmHLm? I I I I I I I 'deer Photo Service Meant iful liair, (iirefully dressrd. sets oft any jpe of face. Hut the, hair itself ma be set off, In turn, anil bo given an willed charm b the addi tion of one nf these .striking high combs. When the hair is arranged in tliis ), vvilh more fullness on one side than the other, the high comb, placed Just right, tills in the spate and beeps the proper balance HAVING SOMEBODY ELSE'S BAD HUMOR FORCED ON YOU Isn't So Hard IP hen ) ou Have Sense Enough to Realize That It Really Belongs to the Other Person XN I T I i ..n .. v.... n...t i. i D, , ' '" .ha ". s..Tbo,1 K" 0,s"','l , ," """.' N"i' ?'" "',""""".'", otller eeillllL'. l.leinor hns n sister t two a,s ,ounger hi n she. Two .. . . . '''''K- nnd when an automobile full of iniivic-Eo-rs time alone w th mom for iiist tun mnm nHn .in.l Tmn unm'1"111- Thru shn tried to think how iniK h till) rillllu lli, tldnt I'li.nn.ii. 01.I l..,.1 not having anv tar. or room in anv- '",iIn else's i.ir. stnj ed hiime. like tlie "" !' "' the nnr-erv rhyme. Thev mult the best of it. tboiiL-h. nntl U,"m''1 " intn n 'li'ligl'tful evening Kirst I'" """' '""i" nndv. (with -nupl then thej starlet the taking minliue. W1"' '' "n- K""1 '"" '"'' thev dniucd it. whin it wasn't thev sang it. u ';,'" ep'!- "' tnlke.1 When Morothv nntl Tom inme lmtk. thev weie eiiioving thtmselves hi.gelv. iu then "I'linteiestinT" sav-at-boine wnv Dotolhv rind Tom inn into bail link "n 'I'1''1' expedition. Kiisl then- was npine tumble, whiih keit them late "'"' "l0 '""' lo ''tiliid up until the set - '''l sllou starttd Then the movie was " ' Rood, nnd Do.othv di.ovcred 'l't -be hnd seen it hefoie. On the wnv home It stinted to nun. ami be muse Tom knew that Doiothv was nol hiu-w), ., K0, ,;,,,,, , Bt olri(.,i anil quiet and f-iilfd uttinv to laise hei out of the gloom. Then when thev got bail, lo the house, theie was the loin loi table HeIu burning In the living loom, u record softl ins inipiuviug Lleanor nnd Jntk as thej sung to the h,' '", of lni'Ir the same vnj hist of their nbilltj, and ate i nud) in than they aie. Il jou leilute all over the size ot the thin will go down To Darken Eyebrovs Dear Madam My ovebrows and eje "n - M ur" vcrj ugut nnu i won... uic , ,. , . , , .. .., , ... to know something that will make them dull.. Will jou please tell me thiough join departinout somithiuE that will dnil.cn them iu a short time' K. I. L Putting aseliue qn the 'jrluows anil Tl"-. ' It makes them gVow ' IbHW anil that daikcus the appeaiame of it, em lashes very often will Plants Have Been Given Away lo iha rdltor of U'omau s I'uar Dear Madam I thank vou veiv much for jour l.iudness. Ihe plants . ........ .....1 Inltn. u ti...! I... nrc '"'''' n""v ll"" '"teis lint in- ' lov(''1 ?tum,1H ' !"c, ,"'; V0,,in s 1-age is leal Iv u delig ,t und J'T MUS '' '" V' tter is published in cmlei thnt ., , .... i . ,,.,. ...... Todaj's Inquiries 1 How can an electric tnu he usid to waiin a inouiV ' What is rottenstoue' II. In what unusual sijle aie main of the skirts of ufte-noon dussvs made? 4 Whur is Hie meaning of the clover? 5. Describe a pinctical cuft button thnt will not slip out of a silk shirtwaist? fl. What' will remove u shoe polish stain? Yesterday's Answers 1 A convenient substitute tor the washing machine is a wiie Irjing basket, which can be fillet! full of dishes, set in a pan of hot. soapv water and kept moving until the ilibhes are washed L'. A pretty way of using ostrich feathers on an evening dress Is to moko them the edging of the top of a full overskirt of silk net. !l. White wool can be distinguished from white cotton by its creamy tint. Cotton is dead white 1. A bridesmaid may wear a shmt veil of tulle arranged to fall from tlie bad; or side of her head, in stead of a hat. fi. Horax and water will starch lino organdie collars and cuffs cvenlj. (I. A pretty1 larc veil that is prac tical for shopping or traveling lias a hanq of blala, mesh just across th eyejs. Ihcreby rellev- Hf "'fcMh'jV '1uf,-.SjC!L I tfMHHiiHHiiBHfrsjLMr&MSk ' HHHEU?UIjnUrl TVIU0TI1Y was hi a inhed-up mood. J-' M,e wanted desierntelj to blame some one for the poor time she bud ' "' inn, win nun "'! There was no one to blame. That made her want to find something wiong .vitb Vllni There was nothing to I . ' , ,0ll""K l, UlDldP ll llflfl li,nnii I. .( i.vnn l'lnn 1 .rati;, because thev had bod to stav at i,, n , ,.." i,... ,i ', , ' "" '' , "' 0n1""- '" ""? "-vidcntlj "ad had n belter tune thnn she had. Snniething had to be done with all Hint , llt ,, disappointment. So she did' ,, ,.,,!, ,, .... ,ht' "nl thiK "' 1'' think of and vented it all upon poor inuOLCnt Klcn- 'or'. taking n huge pine of ennd, ns she , , , ,"''",. "Mj," she exduuned, "jou people I "'"'-' ,l""'t What makes jou so i I sioui lij V Didn't Jou have u good time' I don't eewln jou're so disngiceable ; von tnnke me tiled." Antl. fortunatelv Klemior anil Jack knew Dorothy so well I that thej understood perfeetlv. And Kleanor looked at Jack and Jack looked J ut 1'Ieanor mid they both smilul T,...u , . - . T ' S " t'""1 tllluB t"' "s when we get muddled In our disappointment nntl our lage and our pilv antl tun bail' humor, that there is nlwnvs somebody ' who imlizcs that the "gi out h" belongs to us and not lo her. Ihcics nlwnjs ffomebndv with sense enough to smile in 'hat maddening waj nnd keep qui"t until tlie storm blows ov -r 1 Adventures With a Purse i WHAT an insatiable appetite for stoiies those jouugsteis have! And what touching taitli in join ability lo keep on day after day, inventing new ones! Your uudicnte is n ciitieal one. too, and it's not nlwa.vs the easiest "hi ' ';- I mands. Y ell, thv-n, I in sure you'll be irlinl In bene nliont soliielbliiir which ' will help jou out wheni jour tiled imagination icfuses to woik. It's a i alemlar of bedtimo stories fifty-two 0f them, one for each week think of it: It is uttrac tivelj detoiated in . I.... 1 I .,.., ... ....II !.. .icnlul sboi I, is oiuomentul ns well as useful a tor fifty cents. , ' -T0U Y,nut.',on,(,,1,1i,1B J11" !'lm'l,y tleliclous al ensp and cruu. by nnd. n, t (rrtArl '" I Inrnthf fi nniRpd with H only forty -five cents n pound, and it's so light that there's a LOT in a pound." I straightway went and bought me some ot this womleiful molasses popcorn, nnd Peter sits by me ns'I write, de vouring it with nn expression of abso- lute contentment on his fate I "Did I hear jop mention that vou were afraid moths would get iuti'iat precious new coat of jours?" inn. ..ice 1 Peter as he deposited n injstcrinus- lonking package on the table. "You lid. indeed," I returned promptly, "for at the price of clothing, it's about my most valuable possession." "Well, then, here," said Peter, taking from the wrapping paper n neat little black wooden box with three holes in the top, "is snnieHiinc that will protect not only YOI'Il coat, but MY' overcoat, too, ami , tne whole closet oi clonics us wen, .It's called an nutomatic cedar chest, I and you stand It on the floor and go 1 your way rejoicing, untroubled by 1 thoughts of invading moths, Two dol ' lurs does not seem much to purchase I such peace of mind, does It? For nimti ' hops arltlrfus Woman' I'uce Kdltor, or phone Walnut 3000. For Drying Hair if .on nm so fortunate as tn own both 'an electric fan and -an electric toaster, you will u&ver have, any diffi culty In drying your n'r, l'lnee tho fan beh'nd tb totef, ,pur(eir fi frouj. of the. tart,Ms' 'f1:" o& tlift electri city.. It ImKHm tow at proftfi1 Atonal jmmMMMKsV t- I II II I II I They Write Writes to "Judy" Menr Cjnthla W'p all leniem'ber "Jmlj." nnil it Ir with pleasure that we mitii'e unotlier letter from her In .lour column, She nxks that Home one Willi id"als answer her letter, mm I am tnkiiiE her at her word. ' True eunuch, "Judy," the subject of klssinE has been worn threndbaic. T Nuiipnse Hint 1 Cjnthln had existed in I olden dajH the same hiibjcet would hae been discussed ns fieely ns now, with exuetb the same lesilts. It really lests with the two unncei ned as to the inornli ' of the thiiiR. If n Rirl feels that slie is snvliiB I'M'ijtliiiiE of that nature for. the mail she Is to marry she ih to bo I all the more respected, nnil she has ccrj j right to expect the mine HiinE of the man. I'er.sonally, I hnxe thire of the I iincst sistern that weie eer created, and I feel exnctl the same way as I j on do about it. ' On the other hand, if a Bill tines not I haM that inborn wonianlj Instinct to I preseive what is inn-t prerious, then win,. 0t onlv for the sake of Prince she is loship nothing in giving some- riinrmluB. but for other reasons. Girls tiling, of which (die docs not appieeiate kss u fiio nmI thcn blame nim for the full aluc A man does and will ' getting familial' respect the gill lio icfuses him, and T ,lillk it 'u,, ti,P Kir, o( todav f she is anj where near what she niiEht werP waking up. A fellow cannot be lo be she will respect him the moie for ,Xpected to" resist n elinncc for kisses, not asking her. I is too xaluable nA fplow will bo n po,fPct gentleman, thing to be treated lightlj. and soon , nn( th(11 oom(), lllt klsSi lores its xalue nnil siguilicnuce. . when a Kiri kisses n fellow she has As to se equality: 1-rom time mi- n tmVFt.t for lierself. so how can he ineinorial man hns had the free ham . ,.P,,,P,.t l,0i-V 1 nm not an old maid, ami as long as he did not ovcistcp all Pounds Ins sins weie torgiven. Wli, I do not know, but the tact icinalns. There is no plausible icason that n man should be piiviliged to indulge In tlies tiounble pi attires mid see quest ionnble shows, nnd then go direct to a sweet, womanly girl and tell her he loves her. Yet that happens ivei.v tla.v in tlie week, bus been hnppeniug. and it seems that it will nlwa.vs happen. And vet when the time comes when that gill is placed iu any danger of anv kind he is nlvvaVH the first to defend her mid will give his life for her if need be 1'orbounlly, I don't understand it : it is n queer world and made up of queer people, but n piett.v good one for nil that. We aie never so perfect mil selves that we can affoid to criticize others, mid tlie clitics of tlie "dolls" nntl "paint nnd powder brigades" and sim ilar "organizations" lire the oi ones mat populate me siren viuuri-a hi ihiiiii waiting for a chance to "pick up the ,, , ", . ., . . . ..., .. :i,,.' j""h' - ..... .n .. -. vcr) ones that thej aie so adept in criticising. Better let the "set (quiilitv take care of itrelf, "Judv." You girls keeji joursehes vvomnnlj iu eveij sense of the woid, ulwnjs and undi i cveij cii -cumstnnt-t', and majbe some daj we men will wake up to the fact that wo ore not plajing the game fairlj mid will make mnentls. iii:xni:n j. ulanton Stands Up for Marines " Dear Cjnthia I am a leader of the Kvr.Mn I,i mint Krnr.ic and very seldom miss linditig jour column. I would like von to niitil what I have written about the marines. I have met dozens of murines, soldiers and builors mill find them all very nice bojs. Miss XInlil1" ''nt,cr ,1(,"; not know what. she I pIoaM. .., is talking about when she says marines!1 are stuck up i i Peihaps thej me wheie she is to bn consideieil. And I give the ex-maiine who answered her ciedit for what he said. lie knows what lie about. The best fiicnd 1 is talking have is i mai inc. tie Is not one of these lnushv fellows wlio mil) wnnt to be kissing u girl all the time", but he is n leal pal. She has never met a icnl lirst-i lass murine or she wouldn't have written what she did. And if the ox-mnriue needs anv help when lie goes to mi oltl maid's home to make application for n loom for the Marine Hater (ell him I'll be light on the job to help him out. f hope )ou will find loom for this iu wnir milium anil if I had not written so nmi h already I could tell the Mniine Muter u whole lot more. , ,-nTT r ,i , iM'iiiii'iivi'iii: LIC1LLU bl,.lUbKM.( l. Cheers Lonesome 1 Deal Cvntliia I rejd the lettets sent to jou ev'eij evening, but was much suriuised to leatl one in this evening's paper from a mnn who signs himself "Lonesome." His letter told very lit- He about hinisulf except thnt lie hail monej. I have lately lost my mother, which leaves me alone in the woild. 1 i nunot tell nnjone how lonesome 1 am. At times it seems impossible for me to keep up. I so often wonder if any one else is so alone nnd if thej feel il ns much ns 1 do. nnd now here conies the letter fiom Lonesome. Had it conic from u vvnmnn 1 would not have been so suipiised, but 1 hud no idea n man ever felt so, for nil he has lo do, or rather he is fice to ask a vvnmnn for her i ouipanj. May I ay to Lonesome he hns my deepest sjmpatliy, for no one knows better than I do what it is to be lone some. People suy go to church nntl go amid friends, etc. That muj be all right for the time being, but ns soon us jou pait jou are alone again. It was good to see bv Lonciume s letter that theie is ut least one mnn who piefers u girl fond of home in, pieferenee to u puiutetl doll. On account ot leutsii'"" uei-uinv pincu mm uu ; mu being rulsed so, have had to bicak up spoken to her since. As I see this giil my home, so lost mother and home ut ,,''''J dnj I urn in ginning to feel souj the same time. i. jrz Am wondering if Lonesome u a joutig inun or u settled mnn. I hope if lie docs meet u girl or vvdman lie nues for he will not let her know he hns money until he Is sure she loves him for himself nntl not for his monev. One who knows what it is to be - I.ONL'SOMi: And About Kissing Dear Cjnthin I was about icadj lo tell the jouug mnn how he would know a girl loved him (or did not love him), but instead 1 think I'll give "A Vir tuous (iirl" my opinion on the sub ject of .kissing. Let the joung man for get his problem for a slioit time and join iu this discussion nnd suy whut he thinks. No. theie is no liaun in kissing; none nt all. None at all, dear child, but let me advise you to save jour kisses for the mnn vou mair.v. 1 am uiuriiecl- have been married for twelve yeuis. 1 ham traveled a little, too. anil I con sitler nijself broad. If jou are honest and sincere with the boys nnd luy 1 the rouge stuff, some day you'll meet the one man. When jou do meet that man you'll know he is the one )ou vvunt. If you distribute jour kisses now in judiciously (even though well inennt). vou mov develop into a trifler and tho . honest, sincere fellow will bo scaretl off. Helieve me. the honest, sincere fellow . recogui.es the trifler very quickly. I lougc or no rouge., 1 JlUnitlCDMAN. , Don't Kiss Them, Girls Dear Cynthia I am a so-called "doll' and wish to express my opinion on kissing. Kissing is a thing not to Ije played WOOLENS. SILKS AND DRESS GOODS At Wholesale Price Save 25 Per Cent, Buv Direct Trom First Hand. One Price Onl', 4 HIO HIT.CIAI.9 8-4 lUlca Mill 3lullu ......... 03o 10.4 Utlro Mill Stutlln ........ 71a 4-4 fin Matlln ,i,ii,Zttl I)rrn Olniflinm . .,..'!. .1)n Iw En.lm3 Woi Co" Tlaftifat'ffl 0k III I.I II I I ,11, II.. of Many Things to Cynthia Can You Suggest a Fascinating Name? Dear Cjntlila: 1 always enjoy my self by rending jour column In the l'Vtl.M.NO PfllMO I,KI)OFrt nnil Hud it is icry Interesting. Kindly give me n very fascinating pet name for my husband which will be opposite the name bo calls me (Tootle or Toots). Also, I hne fabricated orr a simple little thing which I could not help to keep pence, ami I find now lie is slow to believe me In anything. Can jou inform mo of any way to get him to have faith In me again. Thanks, nnd highly nppveciateil. MEDITATION. but a livelv. athletic, seventeen-year- old gill, keep mv father's home nnd lespect mvsclf. I advise t'jnthin to keep herself n secret. Mjstcry is good for what alls you. And so leaders save some kisses before It is too late. UOIUU'D IIA1K. Advises Against Kissing Dear Cjnthia I am n steady leader of jour column nud would like to give m. opinion on the subject of kissing, "('ills Don't" tnke it from me. I nm a joung girl, not quite eighteen, rather young for me to be engaged, but I nm neveitlieless. Hut, in spite of my youth, I think I could give a few pointers to girls older than mvself. I mean those like "Dimples." Now, dear girlies. 1 will state my ase to jou antl then jou mn iiwltrn m lintlm,- I nm i-iplil ni not i , sn.ving don t. W viien t was n . .1.11.1 ,.r f,..i.. , r ii i f ii i.i . i ... teen I allowed fellows to kis inc. but III' ll lltlil l iv.ii. ' ., . ,. , i ,i tn.,.. ,. r K.,.1 .,u iiutiiiK. mi' .......uU.v .-. um companv. Luckily for inc. ihj pmentsl the inllueuee nre stnet. ami I inulilnt meet vcrj man), I'll suj in nil I kissed nbout seven or eight, and then my picsent fiance mine nlong and saved me. He lealizetl 1 was nothing but an innocent kiddie being led wrong, so he took me in hand nnd showed me tlie right wny. Now when 1 think of my !nst foolish ness I gel so disgusted to think of the lips thnt have touched mine, I would now sooner plunge u knife iu mv hem I than oiler mj lips to another. Hut this is whi'ie the tumble lies. When jou let the lellows kiss jou, girls, they Imme diate!) fin in n bail Impiession of jou und spie.ul it along. You know, gillies. gossip spiralis like wiltlliic, so, gills t.' 'ONI' WHO KNOWS." Another Knock, "Old Bachelor" Dear ('within Please mint these i lines to old Haidii lor. I thank jou. To Oltl llacheloi I have come acioss hour letter in the Dvi.m.nu I't liuo Lr.DGl.ll mill aril heie to su.v that girls are not the only ones jou can't trust, i Don't foiget theie me also men. Just let me tell jou mj slmy und see what I jou've got to sa) . 1 had been keeping t pan) with a young man for eight months, until he I was calltd to light for I ncle Sam. I When lie was iu near t amps . uud when lie went to I miice lie used to suv in I his lettcis that he could not live with i "t me and. he wished we weie mauled ' and lots ol love stuff. I was i end In !' with him. nnd I lliought he was "'th 'i"1' the wav he acted. I sent him mBI1 tbings to Kimice. The last letter ' ,' K" flnm hil" aUi '"-' ttas 'oniil1! . vim.i Im .'nine Imme nlmi ,ln inn think lie hi ought with bun' A Kie'nch i biitle ! So jou men are worse Hum Wl. gnls. we girls cilu spun jon uiound. but when it comes to jo'u covvaids. i gootl niglil ! 1 wouldn't' tiust any of von. t ier. Come on. girls, speak up, don't let ,1 . llieill Jllllll oil JOU. ,. '"' ' lli.lll 1,1,. She "Stood Him Up" Dear Cjnthin, I have otten tend join columns ami have taken a joke, but now since 1 linve had u little c- peiiince I have just awakened to the fact that ma) be )ou could help me. , 1 inn ujoung man nineteen .veins of age of Miiall statute mid mu cmplojeit I in nn tjtbee where I met n womlviful gill. I fell in love with her and then wanted to net the wise guy pint of "treat 'nn lough." I have taken this gill out on niiiner ous oceusions anil iilwujs eujojeil u good evening till one night she mnde an ' engagement mid then stood me up; ut Is a most satisfactory flavor and -AND SSSfzSI ft tiff W a '' flftl ft! Ar- I Jl'rMtSJ Ie o mrct slllBi11-- J, mm healthful. Well made cocqa contains nothing that is harmful and much that is beneficial It is practically all nutrition. Choice Recipe book free. Walter BakerS. Co. lid. . , T7-JLrJ- i5-" ' fwrc(. "'" a, for the way I nctcd nntl would like ti be friends ncnin. 1 She has told one nf her friends IhnJ I am too young nnd loo small for hcrl inoiign sue is oniy seventeen nnil a few Inches shorter than I. Unon henrinn this it only enraged mo the more, anil i iion t know wiictner l love ncr or anl envious of her. Hhc has often told nin she keeiin steady company with someone else, bull still I think I love tier. ! will not net! tin i near irom jou. LOVESICK OH l.ONT.SOMEj It Wfifl Tint verv ulen.nf flit vnllnn girl to break nn eugngement and givtl no excuse. Jsiit il was n pitj jou werfl rudn to her afterward. It would be well tojio sec some othei girls, too. For j'our ovvn peace of mind. knnnlr in tlltu Intinff rvtrl nlwl Bflv vnll want to npologlre for hnvlng been rude in not speaking, but that naturally yem felt badly about her having broken'tu'e. engagement, uo not suggest nnomvr etiEOEeinent. hoveer. and be sure to fcb see other gills You must know plenjj of. nice ones. In Love With Girl a Year OlderJ Dear Cynthia Will you please tMj me whv it is necessary for n man tobif older than tle woman he is to- marry;? if it is not neccssmj, wliy is it uc-1 ..i.ni.iA', f I 1 nm iu love with o girl who I'j about a jcur older than 1 nm, so decided! to ask jou the above questions. WILLIAM.; It is not necissnry thnt a mnn 'f'f oltler than his wife. There hay been many mnrringes between persons whose ages differ bj one, two, mreV nnd moie Jems that linje been ci- tieniely happj. It is nsu.illy considervjt better for the man ,0 l(1 older than tlje woman ir it is n question of. jears. int. tile idea in general is that ns the man, is the head of tho household he m mqm entitled to respect if he is a. little otdoi thnn the vvnmnn. There are men. how ever, who nre oltler in experience firid knowledge than many n woman scverair jeans older. As in many cases tuesc; things all depend on the persons them selves and their own point of view. -I Bad Advice, Slvera i."-iii v.iuiui.i urn; L inn OKUiii. xu.bi 11 ,.-,!.:.. TI...... T n. -..!.- nut. ;. ;.. ....... .. ... ,. , T Z..- 1'1.. , I , l ill in uttswur in , j.ivc 1 I'. .rij m.-..i.i .. ii .. i '..'- oiioiiiu a j;iri itiuii.v mi- iuve uri Inom,jV Moucv b,v a 1 means. J ,,....,... ,.p ,,,, ,,:.. ....,.. .'. ert.v comes in the door. love llies pjti the window." How fur can jou go apd, how long can ou eist on loveTj Not ery far, I assuio jou. Un-f derstnud. I do not mean that a girl' Fhoulil marry the flist rich man tun't' comes along, one whom she nbsolutcly dislikes : but ns long ns she can tolerate him nud he likes her, she need not1: be afraid to take u chance. ,, Whj . if n man is good to jou, trends von light and gives jou everything yoitr heuit dcsiies, jou tnn'l help but lbVe him just for his goutiness alone if fjdi' nothing else. A personal fiieud of mine married a man much older til in lierself. one whom she didn't even like, simply for his wealth. Now (she would scratch your eves out if jou said nil v thing ngaiust him) u truer low thnn theirs docs not exist. No doubt jou will sny that if a man loves n woman he will stiive to work his way up: but let me tell jou that nowadays it tnl.es money to make; monej, und without it jou nre. of nq account. I'll not snv Hint money is everything lucre me otnir tilings in n person s lite, nut inouej plnjs tlie luigest part. Xliert' was n time when I didn't think as I do., hut I know diflerentnow 5" Of ionise, it is very nice to be able lo get both love nnd liches, but If It ionics to choosing between love and povcily or lie lies, I would choose the latter. SIVEKA. Do jou know Cynthia almost de cided not tq print your letter. But. Hit n, she felt that her leaders would know better than to follow such bncj. i iitiviie. It is true that money helps' u , gieat tle.il ; but. in) dear, no amount qt money can make up for a want ot loyeV, If tlie poverty is too great for .marriage,, , then let the loveis wuit till the man, I can make enough 'to nimry on-, but do not. mst tn gnm Hie good tilings of tnu I vvoild, ninny for nionej. Money cannot' 11... nl..l .... ,n ...... ..111. i .... ......... Ji I ui' .ouuii-ii mi iu om.i iinu ,i,u uiwaj land. then, when there is neither lovi ' nor inouej , whet e iii c jou? Had advice Sivein. IF YOU LOVE- 1'loners noil will be inteiested tn THE CENTURY FLOWER SHOP ... 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