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PREPARING DRIED BEANS EXCHANGE ADVEtiflJRES WITH A PUkSE CYNTHIA'S ANSWER
MRS. WILSON TELLS
ABOUT VEGETABLES
y Dried Lima Beans, Peas and
??'Lentils Are Good for
''"Winter Cooking as Va-
riety in Food
Some Tasty Recipes for
Using Legumes in Pic,
Cutlets, Loaf or in Sauce
for Other Dishes
Ash Mrs. Wilson
It you have nny cooJtcry prob
lems, bring them to Mrs. Wilson.
She Trill be glad to answer you
through these columns. No per
sonnl replies, however, can be siren.
Address mirations to Mrs. M. A.
' Wilson, 13mriKo Public Ledoeb,
ruiladclphia.
Ily MRS. M. A. WILSON
Copyright, toll), hu Vrs it. t. Wilson.
Ml Klijhiv Rearnfrl.
IN THE old dajs of long ngo tho
popular winter vegetable were the
dried lima benus nem, marrowfat or
navv beans and lentiN.
The housewife in those days had little
real knowledge of the fond vnluc of tliec
regetables, so she ucd them to replace
the garden snss of the crowing season.
Today een the little housewife in the
otttl.uug communities knows thnt these
dried vegetubleq contain the food ele
ments that compare fuornbl with those
contaiuet in the meat, lisu and sueli
foods.
Dried legumes require soaking from
eight to fourteen hours before cooking.
Bo not use sodn to help make these
foods soft or tender. Soda destroys the
vital life-giving element"' in these foods
and thus destroys much of their food
value. '
Now, while it is not wise to use these
foods to entirely renlace meat in the
diet, they can be Fervcd two or three
times a week in many attractive dishes
that will materially help to reduce the
family budget.
How lo Conk the Legumes
Look" the bejn liens or lentils oer
very carefully and discard all bruised
and wormy ones Wash in warm wnter
and then place in a dish or bowl suf
ficiently large to hold about four times
the quantity of beans you intend to use.
Fill the dish with warm water and set
aside overnight. In the morning wash
again and thn place in n saucepan,
cover with cold water and bring slowly
to a boil. Roil for (Ho minutps and
then turn into n colander and place
ttnder the cold running water for five
minutes. Return to the saucepan, cover
with boiling wntcr and cook slowly until
tender. Drain. Tho beans arc now
ready to use in the following dishes.
pried Lima Beans Pudding
Prepare one cup of lima beans as di
rected and then mash fine nnd rub
through a fine sieve. Now udd
One small onion grated,
Ttco tablespoons of finely minced
parsley,
One and onC'half teaspoons of silt.
One teaspoon of paprila,
' Three tablespoons of bacon fat.
One and one-half cupsjif thin cream
sauce,
Ttco iccll-ocnicn eggs.
Beat to mis and then pour into well
greased custard cups, feet the cups in
a baking pan and fill baking pan two
thirds full with warm water. Rake in a
slow oven until firm in the center.
Tarn out on rounds of toast and serve
svith cheese sauce. Dried peas or na'y
beans may replace the lima beans for
Tsrlety.
Vegetable Pie
Prepare one-half cup of lima beans.
One-half cup of dried peas.
One-half cup of navy beans,
as directed and then when tender
drain. Now place in a frying pan six
tnhVannons of shortening and udd four
lnrec onions, mimed fine. Cook slowly i
until tender and then add one-half cup
of flour and cook until a deep rich
mahogany brown. Now add two cups
of cold watr. Stir to blend thoroughly
and then add
One-half teaspoon of thyme.
Three tablespoons of parsley,
Ttco teaspoons of salt.
One-half teaspoon of tchitc pepper.
Six tablespoons of catiup.
Place the prepared lima and navy
beans and peas in n baking dish and
pour the prepured gravy over the vege
tables. Cover with a crust of plain
pastry und bake in a slow oven for
thlrty-fhe minutes.
Vegetable Cutlets or Croquettes
Cook one cup of the desired legumes.
as directed and tnen drain and inasu.
JIace in a mixing bowl and udd
One onion grated.
Three tablespoons of bacon fat.
Three tablespoons of finely minced
parsley,
One-eighth teaspoon of thyme,
One-half teaspoon of paprika,
One teaspoon of salt.
Mix thoroughly and then form into
cutlets or 'roiuettes. Roll iu flour nnd
then dip in beaten egg and milk and
roll in line brpud crumbs. Pry until
golden brown in hot fat and then serve
with cheese, tomatoes or utparagus
sauce.
vgctablc u3i
Cook one-half cun of beans, either
lima or navy, and one-half cup of
dried peas as directed and then mash
fine. Place in n mixing bowl and add
One and one-half cups of thicK cream
sauce,
Two tccll-beaten eggs,
One and om-half teaspoons of salt,
One-half teaspoon of pepper.
One-half Iraipoon of poultry season
ing. ,
Otic quarter Irniponn of thyme.
One tablespoon of Worcestershire
sauce,
Please Tell Me
What to Do
By CYNTHIA
Ttco tablespoons of catsup.
Mix thoroughly and then turn into a
wcll-grensed nnd floured loaf-shaped
nan, packing in firmly. Placo the pan
in a larger one containing about two
nnd one-half cups of water. Rake In
a slow oven for one hour nnd then
serve cither hot or cold with asparagus,
cheese or mock Ilolinndalse sauce.
Asparagus Sauce
upen n smau can 01 asparagus, drain
tne liquid into a measuring cup aud
add sufficient milk to measure two cups.
Place in a saucepan and add six table
spoons of flour. Stir to dissolve the
Hour and then bring to a boil. Cook
slowly for five minutes and then add
one-half of the nsparagus which has
been rubbed through n sieve und
One mid one-half trnspoona of salt,
One teaspoon of paprika.
Three tablespoons of finely minced
parsley,
One iccll-bcatcn egg,
Rcut to mix thoroughly and then use
the bnlnncc of the asparagus as n
garnish for the cold cuts of vegetable
loaf with Russian dressing.
You Must Tell Her
Dear Cynthia I find jour column
in tho Kvenino Public IjEPQEK very
interesting. Perhaps you can help me.
In 1010 I begau corresponding with
u joung lady und some time later she
"adopted" mo as n big brother. It was
not until after the war and I came
back from Prance that the opportunity
presented itself to visit her. While
there sho seemed only as n big sister,
kind and considerate, listening to nil
my troubles nnd advising me to the best
of her ability. Six months pus-ed and
as no one had yet entered into my
life she has vlrtunllv In Id rlnitn to me.
and tho last visit to her home has con-
wnccd me that she is in line with me
nnu, furthermore, laid nil her future
CHECKS ARE PRETTY
FOR SPORT CLOTHES
Mrs. Wilson
Answers Queries
plans around our marriage which she
n seems to believe is nil settled, although
i imvc never spoken of it.
No.w I admire this girl tremendously,
sho Is all a mart could wish for. a sweet,
winsome lovable girl, but I dou't love
her nnd I nm sure it would break her
heart If I told her that we ran never
marry. I hardly know what to do. I
don't want to blast her dreams und it
would hardly be fair to cither her or
myself to marry nnd then hac her
leurn the bitter truth afterward.
I do not want to lose this girl's
friendship, us she has taken n mother's
ami sister's placo in my heart.
Sho expects our marriage to take
place within three months. It sccnis a
sacrilege to disillusion her. What would
ou BUggcst, Cjnthia?
DESPONDENT.
It may be hard, but you must tell
this oung woman that you do not love
her and then, as it were, "put it up to
her."
On tho other hnnd do you think it
is quite fair for a man to take up so
much of a woman's time, laving bare
his troubles nnd confiding every worry
to her, asking tor novice and giving
uothing in return? It is all very well
to expect un older woman to "be a
My Dear Mrs. Wilson Please send
me recipe for lemon filling, one that
has a top and bottom crust. I don't
use the same tilling as for lemon
meringue because I know how to make
them, nnd would like to have a good
ginger wafer, one that is spicy.
(Mrs.) W.
Lemon Pio Filing
Place in a baucepan
One cup of sugar.
One and one-quarter cupi of irater.
.... .'.."-'. " " . .... .. . . -----
our 10 dissolve the starch thoroughly uny turtner unnecessary suuernig uy
The Woman s
Exchange
v-"
flannel
TiHA'
Illun and white-checked
forms this attractho frock, witlcii
has tho skirt cut to nuiko the popu
lar bouffant hip. Uluo and white
also are shown in the lint, which Is
of white with :i hluo band. Tho
flowers aro pink roses
mother to" you" but it's n bit raw to', . ,., ... ,
ask u young girl to take nil this inter ?..iDfc ' did their bit in
est and bimply because you like to talk " .rld War but thc.y alw
about your troubles to some one. T called roughnecks, nud I am
part.
and then bring to a boil nnd cook for 'telling the truth now.
mree minutes. Jtcmoc from tho fire i .
um' 'ld Youth Holds Sway
mi,u uj jico icmons.
tiratcd rind of one-quarter lemon,
Ttco tablespoons of butter.
Yolks of tico eggs.
Beat to mix and then bake between
two crusts. One whole egg, well beaten,
may be used in place of the two volks.
See the issue of paper January 13 for
ginger cookies.
the Great
ays were
afraid tnc
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WUIIIU UUl SUIl V VC1.1 UUiJtlllOU UN ,U.ll . . -"7 "l. "V. , " -..J .!
I MUVU U1UV M'VLTUI vvy runucu uuu
you probably had onl good ! well-to-do sailors, and vet I have met
intentions, so do your best to undo V1 "J ?ft T' u'tf:
them, who did uot liow how to net.
There are good and bad in this world,
and I do not see why the sailors ttrc
condemned. They arc good sports.
. ANNA T.
The Question Corner
Todaj's Inquiries
1. ITow should doilie be ironed
nfter washing?
2. What is a convenient brush with
which to clean the narrow cor
ners of the bathroom tiles?
?. Describe a piquant boudoir cap.
4. Is it correct for a mau to keep
his hat off when he outers a
woman's office?
C. What novel insertion is used for
trimming on a cloth dress?
0. How can an unusual hat or scarf
trimming be made of the same
muterial as the article itself?
Yesfcrday'b Answers
1. The former bar of the Hotel Pet
rogad in Paris has been changed
into an information desk, con
ducted by the Y. W. C. A.
2. Smocking should be thoroughly
dampened nnd then drawn right
side up over an inverted iron.
II. Au attractive tam-o'-shanter and
tcarf to match urc made of bright
colored duvetyu.
4. The best way to serve formal re
freshments at a card party is to
have them brought to tho tables
Instead of having a regular re
freshment table.
New silk stockings can be made
to wear just a little longer if
the toes and heels arc darned
lightly with singlo thread before
they arc worn.
0. riying panels are an attractive
feature of many of the new spring
street dresses.
Pear Cynthia Pcrbaps joii or jour!
readers could help solve this foolish
question for me. What do you think is
the matter with a girl of eighteen when
she fnlls" in love with every pair of long
trousers she sees. or. in other words,
with every Tom, DlelPbnd Harry?
BROWN nAIR.
I The matter with this little girl is
i that she is eighteen years old. Cheer
I up; she'll get over it.
I Agrees With I. L. Seventeen
Dear Cyntbiu :
1 I would appreciate it very much if
ou would publish this letter as I agree
with Innocent Lonely Seventeen.
I think it is really a shame for any
one to condemn the sailors as they arc
Time Savers
To remove n label fiom a bottle
without tearing the paper or scraping
the bottle, wet the fnce of the label
with water and hold for u moment over
nny convenient flame. The steam formed
penetrates the label aud softens the
paste.
When the children's underclothes arc
tuken off at night, a fiuc plan is to
fasten each set of underclothes on large
safety pins, ready for the dressing iu
the morning. This saves much time
and patience on the part of mother or
nurse.
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If mothers would only use Cuticura Soip
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,A Way to Make Money
To (ha Editor of Woman's Pant!
Dear ;Mndam Cau you suggest any
method by which our Sunday school
class can make somo money to increase
our Lenten offering? Our class is com
posed of girls between ten and fourteen
.cara of age. We are to have a cake
sale, but" would like to havo some other
means Of mnbln mnnnv. flu mtr claSS
wishca to havo the honor of presenting
inc. largest offering. E. li. w.
When you have your cake sale have
n spring onenlnc fnr dolls with it. Let
encli.glrl moko somo article of dress for
a doll, in tho very nowest styles. Then
fix un n booth in which to display and
sell the clothes, and have sevctal.
models" dressed in the most gorgeous
gowns. Sell the dresses und bats for
whatever prico you think they are
worth. If you talk mysteriously about
this spring openiug for dolls so thnt
nil the llttlo girls you know who have
dolls will bo interested, you ought to be
nblo to get up n lot of enthusiasm about
the show, and when they get there"
they'll just have to buy the things. I
hope you will make lots of money.
Sewing Club to Have Party
To the Editor of Woman's Pane:
Dcnr Madam I am the president of
a sewing club of girls from ten to four
teen j ears of age. Wc have $8 in our
treasury nnd wo want to give a party.
Will jou please send mo plenty of games
to amuse U8? Also ideas for decorations
nnd souvenirs. Send some ideas for re
freshments, too, please. E. B.
I nm sending you some games to play
at your party. Decorate vlth flowers
and on tho refreshment table, instead
of having n bowl of flowers, have a
sewing basket apparently filled with
them, but instead of real flowers have
little baskets of different colors, witn
artificial flowers fastened to the han
dles. You can get these at n five and
ten cent store. Fill them with candv
und use them for favors. Let the guests
draw them out of the scwinc basket
after tho refreshments.
I or refreshments have sandwiches,
ice cream nnd cakes.
To Remove Stamping
7o (lie Cdilor of Woman's Paoe:
Dear Madam While reading jour
column I saw that you give some in
formation to daily readers.
I have a pair of khaki silk shirts and
they nre rather new. Somehow I found
stamping in black on one side of them.
Would you tell mo how I could remove
the stamping, whether T could redje
them khaki again, or another color suit
able for u joung man?
A DAILY READER.
MARJORIE IS THE ONLY GIRL
WHO DOES EVERYTHING WELL
Her Fiance Thinks This Is Because He Loves Her Si
Knows He Isn't Perfect, but She Loves Him in
Spile and Because of It
She
WIT niBiV you come to dinner with us
VV in our new house," a young man
told his assembled friends, "you must
get Mnrjorio to make some of her scal
loped potatoes. They're wonderful.
"My wife makes those," a bridegroom
of about six months' standing told him
proudly. "They (ccrtnicly nro good,
too."
"Well, yours may be good, but they
aren't like Marjorio's," his friend
hastened to assure him. "IlerB aro
different from nnybody's. You never
tasted anything like them."
Tho conversation drifted along, as
conversations will, until somebody men
tioned danclcg. Everybody agreed that
n certain young girl was an unusually
good dancer everybody but tho young
man -who had mentioned tho potatoes.
"Well, she's pretty good," he ad
mitted, "but she doesn't dance any
thing like as well as Marjorlo docs.
Why, Marjoric is so light "
lie was just engaged, that's all. As
Marjoric says herself, when she catches
him nt this "senseless raving," as she
calls it, "any girl could make those po
tatoes; all you do is follow tho recipe
exactly. I happen to have a good rec
ipe; that's nil."
But to him it seems only her magic
touch that accomplishes tho happy re
sult. It is the same with everything
she does. That waist she wore tho
other di.v it's the most exquisite Vaist
that an) body ever put on. She made it
herself, that's why. Other girls might
make shirtwuists nnd look very well in
thcin, of course, but there could nover
be nnvthing quite so lovely as this one
that Marjoric made, just because Rho
made it. Sho can do anything. She
tan cook and sew, Blip's the best dancer
he knows, and when she is about "all's
right with the world." She's the Only
Girl.
HE doesn't know he's funny. All
his friends tell him he'll get over
It. but he kuows he won't. Why. Mar
joric will nover get over beiug tho most
wonderful girl in the world. How could
ho ever get over realizing it?
Marjorio's love for him is just as
deep, but because she is a woman she
knows (ond loves) all his faults as well
as his virtues. She likes to fuss about
the wav he "keens the moths out of
Use n saturated solution of sodium I tho rugs" by dropping his cigarette
salicylate, which can be bought ut the ashes on them, but sho would hate to
drug store. Follow this with water. I have him remember to get an nsh tray.
It will not hurt the silk nor destroy the His choice of neckties worries her
color, so jou will not have to djc tin i dreadfully, but if ho knew how to buy
shiit over again. them she would be deprived of the joy
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All Steaks ,.,.,.,., 25c lb.
Fresh Roast Pork 20c lb.
Fine Stewing Chicken ,.,. .38c lb.
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of teasltiB him about them. She knows
sho's silly, too, and thnt she 11 set over
it, but sho loves that, too.
A man in love cannot sec anything
wrong with his bride-to-be. Sho may
bo d drab, colorless, homely person who
Insists upon wearing unbecoming colors.
But he will gaze nt her as she arranges
a dull pink hat upon her head and won
der why ho is tho first man to realize
her beauty, A woman Is not so blinded
by her love. If her fiance's looks could
be improved upon she knows it nnd
loves him themore for it.
"IIo's not what you'd ever call band
some," sho says to her best friend, "but
ho certainly is n nice thing."
Isn't it all funny? Hut isn't it all
delightful?
EXPLORER GIVES LECTURE
Says Quantity of Clothes Has tioihi
Ing to Do With Morals 3
Tho quantity ol clothes that a pt0pl.
wear lias bo effect upon their raorali
accordlug to Dr. Carl Lumholtr, n'''
plorcr, who spoko Inst night Ijcfors-tl,
Geographical Society of PcnnsylyanJt
In Wlthcrspoon Hall, on "Through Ccn!
tral Borneo."
According to Doctor Lumholtz. ti
natives of Borneo wear as little cloth'
ing as possible, IE not even less than
that, but he eald that the people- of
Borneo neither steal nor lie and that
they Inflict tho death penalty upon
those who break their marrlngc von
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FURS AND MYSTERY
t:iccnth Artlclo of a Copyrighted Series.
Slcu7ik is a good fur that has had to live down its own
name.
Before the war, while Europe was buying American
skunk skins under their rightful title, it was found neces
sary, to sell it successfully in this country, to "rechriston"
tho animal as black marten, American sable or French
sable.
The deception, Jioivever, was finally discarded by most
of tlwsc who lutd adopted it, .and today the purchaser of
skunk fur hae a strangely different problem on her hands
that of really getting skunk when she asks for it, instead
of some inferior fur dyed to imitate it.
Poor little animal. First it dare not be known tinder
its own real name, and now after the very superiority of
its oivn fur 7ias won out over all obstacles, the title pre
viously despised is now falsely used to sell a variety of sub
stitutes. t
Among the more prominent masqucradcrs of skunk fur
arc raccoon and opossum, both of which have to bo dyed to
carry out tho deception. Many a good, reliable furrier car
ries in slock imitation skunk to servo those who do not
care to pay tho price of the genuine, but' where ho differs
from his unreliable brother is in the fact tliat ho sells it
Iwncstly, properly pHccd, as imitation skunk, and NOT as
genuine skunk improperly priced.
Like all other furs, skunk is naturally of many shades,
ranging from skins that are almost unworthy of curing, up
to truly beautiful peltries rivaling marten in excellence.
This, then, adds another reason to tho long list for
shunning the dealer who laclc3 integrity, for, after all, it
would probably be belter to get a good raccoon or opossum
imitation of sktink than tho bottom grades of the genuine
article.
The furrier of established reliability is your one und
only protection against fraud.
House of Wenger
Furs and Millinery
1229 Walnut Street
(To Bb Continued.)
Copyright. 1818.
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This Friday and Saturday
Beef Cheapest & SB
All Kinds of STEAK MEAT OC. Ik
Rump, Round and Sirloin dZilJK IDs
2Sc lb- I cuS ntast 16c H.
Best Cuts
Rib Roast
roudy Hamburg Steak, 16c lb.
fe Pot Roast, 1Cr IU
USSa Brisket, lt,c IU
Bolar Roast.... Oyr IU
Cross-Cut Roust, C ,U
S Stewing Beef (Brisket), 9c lb.
Smoked Meats Away Under Reg. Prices
Rccular Hams 8 . 1330c lb,
Skinback Hums8 ,,329c lb.
Smoked Sausage . . .' . 20c lb.
iu.oV20clb,
Picnic Hams
. . t i
tottage Hams H 34c lb.
Fresh Sausage. ..'..24c lb.
S&khh BACON, 28c lb
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Again! Pure Lard, 24c lb.
Another Big Poultry Sale!
ROASTING 4ft 1L
CHICKENS UC ID
STEWDG Oft IU
CHICKENS VC ID
rcSTo PorkPrices!
Loin Roast (any bi)..25c
Shoulder Pork 27c
Fresh Hams PY$(,or30c
Shoulder Pork l2ej) 22c
Yearling Prices
Awful
Low
Shoulder Yeurling.... 22c
J rcncli YearlingChopsJc
Legs Yearling 3Cc
Loin Yearling Chops. 38c
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