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5 Lire Mustard, Horse
; radish or Ovvrr'wh Foods
Are iSot Suitable
Some Recipes for Sweets
t That Arc Wholesome and
Nutritious as Well
Delicious
THOSE RECIPES
vvhli;h Mm. Wilson Ratbcrcil to
gether on tier trip to Northwest
t'umiiln iill uppcur in tlifM1 col
tmijia In ihc near ftitiirr. They nrc
briiijf pippurrd, written up uml tir
ningi'il in Mrs. Wllt-on'.t nsuiil' lul.v
wiij; with incuu.i and drs-crlptloiis to
Kvcuint:iiij litem.
Watch for Them
Please Tell Me
What to Do
Ity CYNTHIA
MRS. WILSON GIVES
FOOD FOR CHILDREN
CROSSES HER AIMS
WHEN SHE WALKS
as
currant jellj nnd tlicn brat until the
mixture holds its shape. Vile In the
pudding ami erv.
t'liornlato Cornstarrh (.'uMmil
I'lai'i In u .iiiin'cpan
Tien . tin nf milk.
(hit half iiiii of ,lil irnlii.
Dili hvil tnhliipt, m tif cori'.s ! ll rh.
'in heel lubl spoons uf cut-on.
Sir to ilis.nlvc the stnreli utid ther
bring to a boil and rook slowlj for 111'
leen minute. Now add "
Uy MKS. M. A. WILSON
lCopvrii.il!. 19:0, In Mr 31. t. II (Mom.
, Ml Iwjhli ltcsrrml.
fpiIC mother ii-lrrh to feed her chll
JL dreu for their ph.ieal wrll-bin8
today so that the uih reaeli their ma
turlty 100 per tout etlieient lu henllh.
To furnMi Miitnblc and iiutritioiia
food nt the present high price is b
no means uu easv problem for the
rnotbrr of moderate means. Now , in
order to obtain the maximum amount
of nutriment, the nuitlirr iiiiim i:aii .1 , fron, thr nips and then when cold
II1CI Ot III iru!l a wen, i,ir u run .miv- ,vj,, ., ,1,,,, ,.Ms.tjiril 1
ICC nasi?.
thnt vu -nuul'l pmii ii"
I Sir tablespoons of stitjar.
1 Our tablespoon of rmiilla.
Ileal to ml and then rlnn tin
tard eups with eohl water. Tour
cornMiircli and set n-ldi- to chill.
rus
11 the
Turn
rne
,ltl( e
This means flint vmi
tnenls entirelv m-ihii-hI- and niuirt frm
the rwt of the fuinil.v Thin im-luili-i
the chllilrcu from uine mouths to tif
teen years of use. Vliolcoinc. plain,
vrcll-cooked foods should be the por
tion of every child. It should be given
in sufficient amounts to replace the en
ergy that has been expended and to
build up u reserve as well as furnish
the material for growth of body struc
ture. Voods that are not suitable for chil
dren or that are in furious or difficult
to digest are stimulants, such us tea
innd coffee, and seasonings, such ut iuc
car, catsups, spiecs, pepper, mustard,
borecradisb, pickles, etc.. fried foods,
pastries, veal. pork, sausage, kidney,
cornbecf. dried or canned meats,
greasy or oerrieh stews or gravies
Well-cooked cereals, well-cooked maca
roni, good home-made wholewheat bread,
milk, eggs, fish, baked potatoes ami
plenty of green vegetables, fresh nnd
dried fruits, simple custards and nut - '
,dlngs all thepp will furnish an nbun
dant diet for the growing jouugslcr.
Candy has no place iu the ehild
dlet. An excessive amount of sugar
causes an irritation of the di-licnli liii
ing of the stomach and thus se up n
ferraentution imd causcH iutejtiual ili
orders. I'uudy and large amounts of
sugar bpoil the appetite for the plain,
tvell-cooked and wholesonnj foods and
. prevent the child from eatiug sufticinil
food, because the sweetmeats thenisile
give tho child a feeling of haing hud
sVCnpugb to cat.
J Children who are permitted to have
large amounts of cand and sugar an
frequentlj subject to many of the child
Jsh diseases; this is diw to the fact that
ating liberally of sweets lowers the
'tality of the bodj .
j, Tbo child's craving for .rets ma bi
satisfied by a reasonable portion of tig.
jdatea, seeded raiins. apnles. orange.
plenty of good crranicr butter. Ml
these foods are esseutial to the growii g
child. Stewed fruits and u green salad
shonld be included in the dally menu
Somk simi'le ftoomrcs koi: Tin-;
CHILDREN
(iiugerbrcad
Three-quarters cup of cw f Mums
molasses.
Biz tablespoon! of shortcnin'i.
Two flips of jlour.
Tteo level tablespoons of bakunj por
4cr, " One-half teaspoon of cinnninnn.
t One-quarter teaspoon of ginyrr,
j One teaspoon of nutmeg,
One cup of teater.
. Beat to mix and thrn pour ioio well
ijreased and (loured pun and hake iu a
.moderate oven for thirty-five miuules.
Cocoanut Pudding
Old-Time
r rriitt wlilp
Rite I'uddiiig
l'l.icc ill 11 stiiicipui lour tilble.-poons
of well-washed rice and Iheu add
ilnr uml une"iuurli r rwpi 0 boilum
11 tiler.
Cook until the rice is soft ami tin u
add
7'iro cm 113 0 iitifA,
Si-r tablespoons uf swjur,
Tico tablespoon 1 of butler,
Unc icell-beaten ryij,
(tnC'half teaspoon of mace.
Ueat to mix mid then turn into a bak
me dish und bake iu a slow oven fur
thirty minutes.
Mrs. Wilson
Answers Queries
You Have Done Right
A Faithful Render- No. dear, do not
continue this friendship. n have
taken Hie proper stand.
It should not have been weesMir tor
this man to tr.v to llnd out the kind
of girl jou were; ou uiiifl have shown
him b.v jour condui'l. And in any case
his method of llmliug out b.v insulting
jou Willi Improper joke? simply served
to prove that he is not 11 gentleman.
Let Mattero Alone
In lguoranee -You would do well to
drop the jouug mini who is willing to
hem- and sas ugl.v things about .von
I'lo-ic arc so intiiij others who would be
good friends j"s not weilli while to
waste time over this one.
Disagrees With "Imogcnc"
l)ear Cjuthia-Hiivc followed with
Interest the letters sent to jour col
umn. Can't "Imogcne" understand
that what site sajs about "the reallv
nice girls" not kissing Is all stuff and
nonsense? 1 don't want to brag, but 1
have been brought up as well as the
best of them and I look uud net it. too.
t)o jou know, "Imogcne." or don't
jou, that theie is a rtiiin time, a n-r-miu
age, I mi-;!!! aj. somewhere he
tweU scvriitei'ii mid twenty, when nu
just can't gel along without a lillh
harinle.ss loving?
Sometimes it's the place, sometimes
It's the boy, and theu again it might
be jourself.
Ot course, there's a lot to say for
nnd against my theory, but if I'm
wrong, jou think, let me know what
jou think, anyhow.
T.ctty IlonncJ" lyis the right idea
about closing jour ojes when kissed;
it Just cnu'l be helped or c.plaiucd,
litlier.
I.et lac know what you think, Cyn
thia, through jour column, and oblige,
It. 1). V.
I'yuthia tliiuks iusl as she always 1
did. that promiscuous his-ing is anj
thing but nice, and thut kisses should
be kept by a girl for the man she loves ,
111 11 win unirrj. auu uoi lur in, 1. . n-illt-
MlS !
JKfltfliiK
ttftni rtntl uHMrr...i..l .1 hiakaIk I lin
result of wearing Just this particular
combination of smart clothes onco she
is used to It she will wnlk tlint way
u net her or not she l wcariug n rape.
hen she wears li suit or 11 coat she
folds her nrms art hugs herself iu much
the same way. Uvpu if she has n muff
she walks In the snine wnv. Imlding the
, iiiuff close nguinst tho arm nt about Ibe
VIOOW,
(Copyright, tn;o, by I'lorcncc Jloso.)
Adventures
With a Pwse
The Woman's -'
Exchange
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A new gall Ins been Introduced by
the vicaring uf lhro gooil-.lnohlu;
full capes. 'I lie wearer crosses tier
arms bcnralh il ami hugs herself
as she vvallis, producing a gait that
lias 11 little swing anil it little
bobble. II hccniiM's it habit, so that
even when she wiar.s a coat or it
suit she linoluiil.irlly folds her
hands and trots along without
swinging her arms
Pick and Hurry.
M. Pear Mrs. Wilson T am a reg
ular reader of jour coluinu uml will
be ph-iised to seo u recipe fur Ihe fol
lowing: lltlttcrseoteh. candied pine
apple how- to make peauut butter,
bow 1.1 make tough steak leudi-r lie
fore eiinkiug, how to cream scallops:
iTiuj white of egg be inKcd with
cream in enlarge Uic amount? Thank
iugjou in advance, (Mrs.) A. C.
Ilutlerscotrli
7'iro cvpi 0 Iiroirn sugar.
One rup of irhitr corn sirup,
ilm-hnlf run of iruttr.
tiring to a boil and conk until
degrees Tahr. or until it forms a hard
ball when tried iu cold water. ISe
inovc from Ihc lire. Stir iu four lable
spnoiis nf butler 'and then pour into
well-greased pan. Marl: into sipiares
bed re il eonls. f, reuse the pan with
salad nil.
Afraid
publish file 1
litter up-
I Bachelors Are
P .ir C.vnthia I'lias
feu lines to II. 1'. K whose
jpeiirnl 111 jour iut'-re.-tmg coin 11111 r-sir -
urdaj ' 1!. 1'. K., You and I are in the
sauii bout. Our cases arc nearlv alike.
I am 11 n acetylene welder 1 niaki-
I S:;i;.."0 per week; but I can't live ou ?l."i
per week as jou are doiug. 1. pay ?11
hoard. Carfare, laundry atuf writing
'material cost mo around ?" per week.
But then Ihere arc the clothes. You
can't buy a suit or overcoat for S20
HI 1 now. Then then: is "the girl." I love
her and she loves tin:. (I know because
she closes her eyes wbeu 1 kiss herJi
She likes candy, theatres and dances, so
jou cm M-e what becomes of my iron.
Suppose I got married there! Where
woultl 1 gel ou.' Mire; .Move over
i cups of milk, uud while
biatiag place in u tui.iiig
f. Scald tvvi
the mill: is
bowl
One-half aip of fine bread ciumbs,
One-half cup uf ruruanut,
,w Three tablespoons of tugat ,
J One tablespoon of butUr,
- Pour the scalding milk over the
$"ruinbs nnd then let cool. Add the jolk
.of one egg and then turn into a bakin -Wish
and b.ike in a slow oven for twenty
TmiCUtcs. t'se the white of egg lij plae
jns it in a bowl with one-half glass of
The piocess neeesMirj In candied
pineapple is tno long and ton cotnpli
ca til for this cnliiiaii. Watch for it
iu the fruit season.
I' so the nut butter knife on ihe food
hopper for milking peanut butter. Heat
a tough steak with u meat a until
ti infer mid then place on a platter atid
cover with
i('o tnblripooni of salad nit.
Oik lahlripiinn of Itintm aire.
Out tniipooii of nralcd union.
Turn frequent!-, and let imiriuutc for
one hour l'roil or parboil. Parboil
and then heat the scallops in a cream
sauce.
My Dear Mr. Wilson About two
wi-ks ago j-od published a recipe for
pimento cheese. Kindly repeat tame,
or tell uic what date i-arue was pub
lished. Also Mudly tell me what I
, could have for an evening gathering
that would be iucvpensire iu the wav
of a I Mitch lumli. Thanking jou in
advjinei. 1 Mrs. 1 D. M.
tsorr.i . but am unable to give date of
the iis-ip-: would suggest that you look
over lb" buck tilev within the last two
1 weeks.
Itefrcblimciils for an Kvruing (fath
ering Celery Radishes Pickles
Rye nnd Whole Wheut Ilread and Rut
ter Saudwielies
Shrimp uud Cclerj Salad
or
Virginia Baked Mam with Potato Sal, id
or
Cheese and Bacon S.-iudw iclir
Tea Coffee l , ,
, and iiiiike room for one more iu th
1 poop house. If T married her I would
I hate to buy her clothes and "feed"
I wo'ihlu t I?
You will notice that there are more
bin helors todaj than there were ten
jiars ugo. Wlij ? Simply because they
are ufraid. Afraid tiiat they can't sup
port a wife as she is accustomed, "ics
I she will keep quiet for a short time
until family troubbs iuterferc
Then again jou en 11 "live" (I term
it "i.ist"i on ?"0. But jou have no
home to take her to. She will have to
eat peauut brittle inrtcad of chocolates
(and go to movies instead of theatres.
! Sue can't dress in stjlo. Don't you
know when jou are lucky and well off?
I Well, I do. Tuat's why I'm still siugle.
( Better let the father of jour girl keep
1 her a while vet.
tou ought to get --nuts at the bet
theatres lit $l.."i0 or .'-! ea.
si" where it CO.-t J mi ?lfl
iui s pensive.
N'aw . fella, better cloiek the "splic
vcz" idea and keep ou calling on her
uulil things look a little bright' r.
A YOl NO BACIir.I.OR.
"ashlon Talk by Florence Rose
FOR every fashiou epoch thero is u
different tort cf gait or walk or
carriage. In other words, tho very smart
jouug wotnnn of tndiy progresses along
the avenue in ti difftreut way from that
of the very smart jming woman of yes
terday or the day before yesterday. And
you can always find the cause for that
typical or fashionable wulk 111 the sort
of clothes that the very smart joung
woman wears at the period iu question.
Tho new way of walking is really
not ridiculous at nil, and it is certainly
not usual enough to be commonplace.
But occasionally, now and then, as the
out-ot-tovviier walks tbrougli the fash
ionable theatre, or shopping, or hotel
section lie is passed by a smnrl joung
girl who bus aijnptctl tins new wall;
ami well, the out of-towner feels
that it is distinctly a product of New
York, and that it is decidedly smart.
As a matter of fact, it emanated fioni
Paris because the sort of clothes that
produced it hero emanated from Paris.
And now for particulars. It was the
rape that was worn so universally in
Paris lust summer that started it. Oivcu
u loose cape, a spirited young girl with
a definite idea it getting some place at
a certain time, Riven to high heeled
shoes, preferabl.v short-vamped, and 11
fairly tight skin, but one that is also
fairly short, and perhaps si pair of very
short sleeves worn with short gloves on
n coolish daj- for that is what they
did in Paris and are bl ill doiug there atid
over here. The smurt joung girl will
cross her arms beneath her cane as the
j-ouug girl in the picture, holding the
capo with her hands. At all events she
will give the luipresslon of hugging her
T" AST week I spent a busy day in New
- York-, but not so busy thnt I did not
bud time to peep into some of the most
, fnscinatiug Fifth inenuo shops. And
at one 1 &aw some spring suits, ttuusu
1 ally smart aud trim models, for sur
prisingly low- prices, considering Ihe
high cost of everything this ear. "If
Ibis were only u Philadelphia shop
now," I .(bought to mv.sclf. "wouldn't
I Jusl write all ndvcutlirr about these
stills!" And then today, quite by, ac
cident, I discovered 11 shop right here
in our own cilj thai curries these same
'make milts. 1 saw one, very llugllsli
; looking und trim, of a rough tweed,
.which is priced tit ?.jiUiO.' Then there
were other guj Utile spring models in
Irlcotluc and Imperial serge, some with
. vests, othera quite plain in design. 1
feel sure that jou will be glad to know
, 1 IiHt tlicso sulls rnn be purchased here,
and 1 know- thut you will be delighted
with the models ami prices.
Kvci- since Dorothea gave me the
lovely liltle powder bo of gold with its
'oiiisitcly enameled top mid its tiny
puff and cake of powder, 1 have been
wondering what in theworld I should
do when that cake of powder had been
1 used. For I do not like to carry loose
powder iu the little receptacle because
I it is sure to leuk out boonrr or later ou
1 my best dark dress. But niv doubts
aro uovv at rest, for I have fouud u shop
thut .has tluy cakea of powder, coming
in three sizes aud iu several shades
brunette, white mJd flesh, for fifteen
cents. When one cake of powder is
quite used up one merely purchases a
new liltle cake to lake its place. Isu't
this nice to know.
t know- where jou can get a slunuing
Bolivia cloth coat, in full loose model
and well -cut collar, for .$70.50. And If
jou think thut isn't 11 real bargain,
just shop around mid price coats. The
coat I have seen bus no fur 01) it, so
thnt it cau be worn ns. a spring coal,
jit it is suQiricntly well lined to be
warm etiougb for cooler days. It can
be had in brown, taupe, aud blue, ami
Is an excellent bargain.
About Arctlo Regions
To fn IMIfor ot iromait's Vaoti
Dear Mndim As one of your dally
readers, I would nrlprcciato very much
if you possibly could settle it friendly
argument hetvvecu two friends, nnu wc
both happen to bo daily readers ot your
newspaper,
A. bets me that up in the Arctic re
gions there exists: 11 phiec where they
have six months continuous day auu
six mouths continuous night.
B sajs contrary, to this effect, thnt lie
admits the home, but that the suu is ul
wajs shining up in that region samp as
here, but that it is dark aud not night
for the six months. , ,,
Trusting jou will glc us n solution of
the argument, wo remain,
R. C. AND 3. D. It.
lu some places in the Arctie regions
I ho sun-does not rise above the horir.ou
through November and December. 'Ihere
Is milv 11 ! lllelii nt noondnv. 1 roni
April until the middle of August there Is
no darkuess, that is, the sun uocs uui
go below the hori.on.
Washing Linen Dress
To the Villtor ul Ifoinon's f'aoc:
nni. Mmlmif -"What Is the i-icht way
to wasli und iron 11 child's dark blue
ilnrn dress? It always has wblto spois
In it. MRS. A. B.
The while spots probably come from
starch Hint li.is not dissolved. Mncn docs
not require iiuj special earn in washing.
Simply wash It as ou would auythlug
else in warm water and soap, rinsing it
thoroughly before starching. You might'
strain the 'larch before using It, so
that there will bo no dnnger of any par
ticles remaining iu the dress. Iroti it
when it is almost dry and sec that it is
evcnlv moistened. Iron the sleeves first,
then 'the rest of the dress and finally
auy trlmmiug or edging that is ou It.
SHOWING DISLIKE OF WIND
BY BEING DISAGREEABLE
Not Only Malces Others Uncomfortable, but It Also Depresses
Those Who Give Way to Their Feelings And It
' Docsril Dp Any Good
Whlc
how I hale March with its
high winds 1" neonlo arc saying
everywhere today. All through the yenr
soino of thrau huvc been dreading it. Be-
ore me month is over you n no sum
to have this experience. You'll come
icto n room nnd jou'll say pleasantly
to some 0110 who happens to bo there,
"Cold today, isn't lt?'
"Perfectly nwftill" she answers you
snnpplly,
"Did you go fo the movies last
uight?" you'll ask, trjlug to chungu
the subject before bhc has n chance to
bile your licnd off.
"1 did not." she'll answer vehement
l.v. "I don't go to the movies every
night, especially iu weather like this,"
Y'ou may woudcr and worry about
this. Could you have done something
yestcrdayv that made her displeasure last
overnight? But dou't worry about it.
It's just tho wind. She's Just one of
those people who detest wind, nnd think
that it will relieve their feelings to
express their hate by snapping at other
people. Tiiey Know thnt they can suout
their dislike to tho wind without doing
any good to other people. Their nerves
get Just as ruffled ns their hnlr in the
wind, nnd they have no control over
them.
!i I can't sell, and as she
Dances an 1 gi"S position
1 shoulder and
couldn't po,ii
waddle, but th
enctly descnli
voung woman
of wnlkiug tin
w ings along in this hug
he will affect a little
hip motion that you
y call a hobble or n
re is no word th.it will
It. Now, tin smart
'.ho gets into the habit
way uud doubt less it is
THE GLAD SURRENDER
R IIAZKL. UKYO BAICIIELOR
L'omrioM, 1)10. nt the 1'ublto Lcduer Co.
Granville Burton, Jr., Is Horn
'. After Lnuict blow man ins (Iran-
vtllc Jlurtnn shi renb 1 that he dors
not lover hrr and thai hr has married
her to b- th; mothn nf his cbildrin.
t!hc alio dmruirr r"H hi hm ahrain
.tvanted a son, ihr i to become a
mother m Ihc stiniiit' 1
UIAPTF.R XXV
Ttlli; winter Hew b ou leaden
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Laurel j
h little
cream
li-ie never
lie. even to
w nigs.
it seemed to Laurel, for under hrr
gay demeanor, under the light badi
nage of polite coiiM r'utiou, it seeinei
as though her heart stood still some -'times.
If it hud not been for the gov
little upartiueut wh re T d and Winona
lived, she would Iuim been dcfperatel
louclj . Sonielinii when she thought
of it, it seemed 11 untige thing thut
Wiuouu should Iiiim ImiI nil the luippi
ncsfl utter all. W nmna who hud alwavs
lnuglird nt love .,1m had mocked the
;ideu of a uuiu being true, and Ted, the
scoffer, the inaierinlist. turned over
tlilglit into an ardent lnver.
! Laurel uevei allowed herself to get
morbid, however l.v 01 j day she walked
'.three mills, sonietimrs more If the
'-weather permitted, and she would come
home, pirfrctlj lit with starry ejes and
tl, lining cheeks to 11 romp with the
ejllldren. tirace and Dulcie she had
learned t Iom as she had hoped she
Would, uud the adored lier. Although
thev till udni'reil then- father it wa
Irflltrcl who In Id their heart-. Dulrb
from the li'-t hud capitulated, and
wOrucc, who, beiiiusc of her more rcii
ceut uuture. had li'dd back for h time,
loved Laurel none the less devotedly
now that she had giveu in entirely.
Laurel inaue u great many 01 uer (
baby things herself, although sho 1
locked herself up iulo her own apart
ments and never ulloweu uny one 10 sec
her work, ttnee 011 a rainy aucrnoon
"Then wi hare it alniu
said immediate!), and th - had
party with Dulele'.-, fi-m-no
cui,e- anil very weak tea t'lil
noi, e 01 this time to au
i mire. Mie let it a s.,.ret iinnii i,r
t.iw.etj ber mother uud herself awl
guarded it carefully.
During (bis time LiimcI sw Grnn
vile very fonunll.v . A seemingly de i
lightful understanding existed between
them, but of the iiiosr formal kind
Weeks hurl elapsed since he had come I
into the ivory and gold slttinij room,
but in the evenings when they weri
alone. Laurel sat m the library and ,
thej chatted about affairs of the dav.
lleie .he never brought an) thine per 1
sonal. -he never sai. , many women
sit. with small sen ing or nn.vtliiug ot
the kind Sotiietiun sin pltijcd with
the pagei f j, hook mid she 'was 11 1
wajs evquisitelj, dre.-snl. s,n wuuted
liruuville iilwajs to rui( tuber her thsl
way !ind she reserved the real Laurel
the Laurel that hud beeu bottled up 1
lll-inr ui neiseii mr so mull) Wei'bs, tor
W inona aud the children.
In June, just h jear from thr time
when Laurel had embarked on her
great adventure with her prince by her
side, and had wntcbid the June sun
shine glitter on the pavements 11 bhe
aud 'iranville drove to the church to
lie married, liruuville Burton .It wa-
, born
(irouville Burton uever forgot lhat
night. Something rose up iu him Hint
lie could not fathom. When Grace had
been boru he hud not felt this wa.v
1 about Ruth, and Dulcie's birth had not
seemed anything out of tho ordlnnry.
But when the doctors arrived, und
n white-cupped, Immaculately sturched
kept guard outside of the cream
nur6c keni
V UlternOOU nn,l f-ntn RItltA uitniptliln,- linnnnnA.I
n.ili! Imd 1 ome Into the tirfvacy of the I n i,0,i u tn,l,l, n .it,t n.itoinii...i
M.. .. .- -..-.. , ...... .. u..u... .. ...... llili.llllllUI .,
room uud hud sat at tier mot net-s Knee wjhi, (0 rlsM ), tUP ru01 WDerp
fin u small eu-nioii waicuiiig i.Miirri a 1 iUurcl was. to lie with tier. If be had
white ling' r with adoring cjes aud ,eu himself he would have wondered
kitting lis, illl a 11 1110111-0. bijeh -in idea, hut souiehovv he lie-
Uticc in the ad of cuttiug off a ,.ri,t,., u, nnd he found himself at la t
small thread Limn I hud miiiIcu down , mouutitig the stuu-s. The door opeie d
thut led into Liiurel - silting room,
uud the mirw came out. She looked
at Granvillo llurtou appraisingl.v. To
hrr he was not the great Granvillo
Burton, bo was simply ber patient's
husband.
into the vivid little fuee, Ihc eyct. so
like Granville s iu expression.
'Might wo have tcu u here?" Dulclo
asked breathlessly.
"I thiuk eo, dear. And invite
SCHOOL" DAYS
ARE JOY-DAYS
for youngsters whose bodies
are made stnmg and sturdy
by rational exercise and
proper foodIhe boy that
is stuffed -with foods that
have been robbed of min
eral salts is a dull boy.
Shredded Wheat is
the perfect food for growing
children because it contains
all the brain-maldng, tissue
building material in the
whole wheat grain. Abneafc
fast of two ShreddedWheat
Biscuits with hot milk gives
a zest for study and play
costs only a few cents.
KJ?cit5iWv
YVSKvT
A minute ago 1 was tpcnkiug abour
the little cakes of powder you cau bu.v
separately for your powder box. And
1 almost forgot to tell jou that 11 1
another shop you cau also buy cakes
of rouge in several sizes for liflren und
twenty -five cents. I rather have 1111
idea that, like me, vou did tint know
that, powder und rouge in this form
could bo bought separately as fillers for
jour powder or rouge box.
Send n self-addressed, stamped
envelope to the IMitor of. Woman's
I'agc. or call Wuluut .'!000, for
names of shops where articles men
tioned iu Adventures with n Turse
may be purchased.
For Rainy Days
The Question Comer
Today's Inquiries
I. What material is heft for cover
ing hnngers (lint are used for eve
ning gowns?
". How can extra width be added to
a smnll, clofc-litting toque?
.". Of wbut material can home-made
window shades be cut?
I. Describe u novel pair of stream
ers for n dainty bridesmaid's but.
ft. What style of collar is unusual
and attractive?
0. How can an "ironing board" bo
made for ironing a baby's cops?
It is a well-known fact that all elni
dreu enjoy most the things that are
privileges or for special occasions, ou
will find rainy da.vs are equally loohnl
forward to if jou have a rninj dav
serapbook. Have iu a convenient place
a box. bag or basket where till bright
pictures, inagaziue covers, even lubel
from fruit or vcgetuble cans, can be put
Have ready a largo cambric .serapbook,
scissors ind paste, but ullovv no one to
work unless the ruin appears. You will
tind the children will lovo their pla.v,
aud the rainy da.vs will become a pleas
urc instead of a problem. Good House
keeping.
Salurdaj's Answers
1. A spreading spider web in out
line stitching makes n striking
trimming for u dark dress.
''. If n wuiiiHU is the eldest unmar
ried woman of the family she may
have simply "Miss Jones" on her
cards, otherwise she shdiild linvc
ber full name.
tl. Thu cockade of ribbon U n popu
lar trimming for Ihe newest
inilliuery.
I. If the skin is dry and inclined lo
. be scaly it should be cleanted with
clenusing cream instead of noap
5. The pirsou who wears 11 topaz is
supposed to be free from ineluu
choi.v. and very serene and calm.
0. A pretty sleeveless blouse of
georgette crepe bus eyelets lu
both front and back, under the
arms, and is lured with u silk
cord.
wr
C all do it sometimes. After 11
succession of s.tormy days, who'll
our arms are tired from holding um
brellas und our feet arc worn out from
shuffling nbout in rubbers, uud nil our
old clothes have been wet through sev
eral times, we get discouraged. The
world is wholly dull, the sun has for
gotten how to bhine. uud there is noth
ing but dreariness everywhere. We. Hit
und mope nnd think how miserable it till
is, and all the time wc forget that we
arc carrying within us u certain brand
of sunshine willed cheerfulness. All wc
have to do to release that sunshino is
to rise n little above the rain nnd dark
ness and let our natural cheerfulness
show. Instead of thut wc let the weath
er pull us down to its own level nnd
make ourselves more depressed by mm
pressing any possible good spirits. Wo
loathe it so that we have to bbovv it
that wc can be dlsngrccnblc, too. Wc
forget that we could shninn it much bet
ter by lotting out mis cnceriuincss unu
showing the elements Hint they can go
ubead and rain, wc dou't care.
With a little exertion wc cfin lighten
the globrii of the rest o tho household.
The result of our efforts reacts iu turn
upon us, and before wo rcnlizo it wq
huvc forgottcu that it wan raining at nil.
Yes, it's one of the easiest things li
the world to let tho weather tako hold
of us nud niuko our temper fit its own
-variations. On cloddy, rainy days wc
would like to bo dreary, dull, depressed
nnd mopy; on windy daj-s wo let our
nerves run awuy from us, oud wo aro
dlsngrccablc, snappy nnd utterly impos
slide to please. On beautiful sunshiny
days we urc just nd pleasant ns we can
be, hut why shouldn't wo? There s
nothing to prevent it. Our character
would bo weak Indeed it wo nllowcd our
dispositions to bo governed like this hv
e.vcry change in the weather. Wo cau't
be cheerful nud plcnsaut nil tho time
we should be very tiresome if wc Were.
Hut we can at lenBt let tho weather
break over us in its changing condi
tions without allowing it to bend und
swny nnd turn us like reeds ns if wn
uau no sircngiii 01 ennracter wtiatcvcr.
Socialists Claim 1000 P. C. Qaln
Madrid, March 1. Tho newspaper
Hociallstu publishes n list of the suc
cesses of tho Socialist party in the re
cent municipal elections. It nsscrts thnt
throughout Spain the Socialists elected
I0S2 of their candidates, whereas ut
tho previous election they gained less
thou 100 scats.
Tetrazzlnl III, Cancels Tour
liuffulo, March 1. Mnio. Louisa
Tctrazzini. operatic boprano, was
stricken-yesterday in Eric, Pn., nnd her
tour was canceled. She is being taken
lo Xcw York under physicians' enrc.
A Child's Prayer
Hy STKLLA O. S. PISUUY
Now I Ho down to pleasnut sleep
All through the quiet uight.
And safe within God's love I keep
Until the morning light.
Ho makes mo good and happy, too,
Iu sleep, in work, in play.
Ob. let mo know if this is truo
At night uud in tbo day!
The DIET during & after
INFLUENZA
i
Cuticura Soap
IS 1DEAL-
For the Hands
Sop,OtBtment.Talpara.3Sr effrywlwe. Forv&jnpteB
JdrfM:CtlemrL4bortor!w4p1.X, Uftllia.UMl.
Rich Milk
Ot
Malted Grain
ExUact
Nutritioun
Digestible
Instantly prepared no cooking
Used auccessfully over $ century
JoTGct
Ask for
W vwyu
jfc V
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Horlick's
Thus Avoiding imitations
v
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1H' '"!'
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Here. Comes the Big
PRICE
SALE
Sfarliiifj Today, March 1st
UO SHOES
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'III I1 1 lly IVyTTIXn? S Z1 HIT "IT 81 SI IS I
J fmjBr MAJJ1j-A-CAJ11j Ml
i VWtm a blend of choicest fruits, seedless rai- Wlflf ifl
'Miff sins and spices. Mix MAKE-AiCAKE Vj 1 1
I fit according to the recipes in tho yellow Vh
p!Ji'I nnd blue carton. A 25 cent carton makes llln
, biff 2' pounds of delicious, wholesome ' ll! ,
ji ll cake. Serve at any meal or any time. ll
ij I ill Children love it. f
"!i fill ' Cut out this advertisement. Mail it with Jflli
'iijl two coupons from recipe slips in Jtfjl l
J fUu MAKE-A-CAKE cartons, and your fi (
i,''"''pji2w name and address, and receive free a jff!
, fll handsome and useful pastry knife. jSFm uiti
'igZ ATMORE & SON, Inc. jMwi I j If
(iivJRji 1 10-124 Tnsker Street 0NW 1 1 fflfflll
fir JSSt
f Ey 1;
! 8undreliool. church .ocletleonr S U
i ' lodges cn inVe money by Introduc. 1 S
1 ne MAKE-ACAKB. Wrlto for pl- Jf H
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Sundr tclioolt. church octettes nnd
lodees can inane money ur ..-
Ing MAKE-ACAKB. Wrtto for Pf
tit ulars or aik any groier.
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Grace?
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Not One rl
Model 1
But
Thousands
of Pairs of
Shoes Still in the Shop
Go in a at Onc'half Price.
Somm broken of. huf- ell fce unions tht
Sincere
Personal Service
9
Thli meant
2 Pairs
nt tho
Trice
of One.
hundred of fi
Itathtrs, alt littlt.
traaon'n hot stylet.
.nee ana button.
All
Doors Open at
10 A. M. Today
The (tore will be clotcrl until 10 A M.
today to prepare for this sensational
Clean-up Sale. Then you may choose
from one hundred styles of superb shoes
at half price. Think of it I This sea.
son's best styles out on 'tables going
to quick buyers nt this unheard of one
half price. Calf, Kid, Suede, Patent
Leather; Brown, Black or Grey; also
combinations to pick from. Buy for
present or future wear Now or Never.
Sale starts Today. No Mail
Orders. No C. O. D.'s. No Ex
changes. Pick Yours Early!
Rayal Boot Shop
it1d Floor Saves 2to5
.liiob-e-io Chestnut strAfr
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THE MOST
EXCLUSIVE BLOUSE
SHOP IN PHILADELPHIA
Opens Today at
1328 Walnut Street
Lcnbert Blouse Shop, resplendent
with Sweaters, Hosiery and Lingerie,
will concentrate experience, knowl
edge and service to' the purpose of
creating the only high-grade, exclu
sive Blouse Shop in Philadelphia.
Blouse Specials Every Day
As they arrivo from day to day wo are at
tractively pricing many dainty und pretty
conceits of the newest spring models.
Our intimate knowledge und connection
with the blouse industry qualifies us to
offer you incompnruhlo values.
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