y."
HWK
MrS. WILSON TELLS ABOUT
A CANADIAN
-.---
m Abundance 6f Good Food
Cooked to licjrcsn uancers
Who Traveled Far Over
Snowy Roads
ny MRS
51. A. WILSON
I,. Mil. IttO, tu Mrs. it; A' Wilson. All
ImTin capablo housewife with lirr large,
pantry and dairy
IX briRit Kin-in.i
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'.jiMnlnK certainly iciin mm. " m
ir.Mt ihe may rovci again in coosing
12 '?:;' family, ns In nays 01 uiu.
' ."-: ..i
I o, nrc the parting of this e
ilifrV the Vtarting of this scries of
.' ji.i, rprlncH. many of my reader
I..JIn rcciliw. many qi my
JT urllten: "l'lease, Mrs. niisou,
ease, Mrs. Wilson
f our Cnnndinn His
..i iia something p
we are o anxious to know Just how
l.'llrri: In alio snowed in?" Or. as n
' wrlhVr wrote: "Nine years ago my
ZlrAiA .i Canadian, and while
1,11 us eomet.
an, mid while
im her. wc all
l!IPr "'" V.... r 1.- . ll
W s felt so sorry for her in that wild.
have many i'r num m-i, n ....
i -AtintrV
. """ '. ..,i.,. ti,n
Canadlnii
l!rmnn. She. in of the stuff of
gvM. ...... n.irlr ninticer women were
iTnlus all the modern iip-to-the-
Xutc equipment. KIcctric current H
Co nud U I" harnessed and brought
CP".' ii kn fnrmhousc.- MudntllC
f'-Vetp fe, as the French Cnnuck Bays,
JK"c Vr electric cooker, washer,
ion nod cleaner: she have do churu
'v"1 .... .-.1 If elm nlf tinrt. In
ftofc. mMagcmcnt she equips the
firm e ccir.niiij. mi...
Sf nccesinrj about the premises.
Rural tdeplioues arc In almost every
BtV miles from town, wo had nine
I7en calls in n day and nn invitation to
tn impromptu dunce twelve miles awny.
ht hostcs turned from the phono and
hid 'MVant-BO-ifs Hue best do
rfi.' . will in It." find ns I con
LAmi. nntl uuruiK ' ,. " "-
tented she readily accepted tho invito-
n'...jiinf nn rlnselv. wc nlled Into a
k!,.rrv.iill: we chugged over the hard-
frown snowy roads: every oncoa a
ithilo ft steep ruu " u nj. i;u .... ...
.f.. ii.nrtv sunner. The dancing and
tn began nb'out 7 p. m. nud nt 1 o clock
nc W down lo a rem v-um.u...u su.v.
fcartr.
The menu :
Hcllshes
IN ficUcd Cabbage Chow-chow
Homc-Jladc Tickles Spiced Tears
Barbecue of Young TorU Brown Onivy
Spiced Apples uurranu weny
Totatoes Baked on Ashes
Stewed Turnips Salted String Beans
Cabbage Halud e.ery
Cranberry 1'ie Ji-emon i-.c
Coffee Cocoa f
Tbc long ride In the bracing cold air
mil tho exercise from the dancing
Eroujht people t the tabic with nn no
elite that pleased this rural housewife.
Bed Cabbago Tickle
.!t n firm head of oabbase and
Lhred very fine; place in chiua bowl nnd
hdd
One-half cup finely chopped onions,
One teaspoon celery seed,
One teaspoon mustard seed.
Toss to mix und cover with suuee pre-
lared ns follows : .
Minee three strins of bacon very tine;
lltce ia a frying pan and brown gen-
rr. ow nud
J" ico tablespoons flour.
Stir to blend tho flour, then add
Three-quarters cup of vincyar,
One-quarter cup of teatcr,
One tratpi'on salt,
One teaspoon pepper.
Bring to boil and cook three minute.
oi, pour over tnc cabbage.
Rarbecue of Young Torlt
Select small plump shoulder and have
batcher hone nnd roll. Wine with a
I amp cloth nnd place in roasting pan
nd rub with followinc mixture. Tlace
la email bow I
One-half cun of flour.
One quarter teaspoon of cinnamon,
One-quarter teaspoon of nutmeg,
Pinch alltpicc,
One tablespoon sugar,
vne-naif teaspoon pepper.
Mix nnd tint mpnr with the flour:
slice In hot oven for half hour to brown.
I'ow reduce tho heat and cook, allow-
pj; twenty. live minutes to the pound.
piste e-tcry ten minutes with following
pliture. Place in saucepan
One-hall cun of vinenar.
One and one-half cups of boiliiw
filer,
three-quarters cup finely chopped
Imotu,
Our ffujpooi. thyme.
One-half teaspoon siccct marjoram.
Mnko brown nravy to serve with
Mat.
Spiral Apples
Soak three let el tablespoons gelatin
1 One-half run mid wntnr. Wiish nnrl
ht in small pieeea six apples; place hi
pucepnn ana add
Ohc cup of water.
One aiiavlrr pun xnnnr
ud foltntvltlir nnlnuu 4lil In ntfi.iA nf
Iheesecloth :
ne teaspoon cihnamon,
One teaspoon nutmeo.
One-half teaspoon allspice.
Cook fftnwlr unfit nnnlM ar. unff
fib apples through sieve. Now udd
F prepared gelatin. Heat to boiling
rlulL and cr.nl mm tnlniiin TMtio.t mn1l
H turn in tho mixture;' sot uhIUu to
t"4i. oerve m weiltCP-NlMtifd biiccs with
PC Darbcruc on fruit bauccrn.
iotalo IlnUpil in AfthM
! tVash til ft rnntllriMl niimLn tt nAtn.
3t3. drv nml hiI i.nii ,..m. -,i,--t..i-
)L , in, eonl raSc' i'"t over tho
..v v",ln,B.as" nlt- Ihcse potatoes
. .b?kc'J ln a 8is range. Creasing
w. . oeiorft bautug prevents a
Itk crust from forming.
S(erp.l Tnniln
Vnvh. pare nna nnl lurnlrm in .Hon
COok Until tCllllor Slonn,, n.l
F'e with creuni tauce.
VitH.l L'l.l..-
Th.A w '""" "iruig I leans
lucic DcaUH urn nut .in..... A .1...
f'rvn.t scnson. Soak the l.eilnK ill frn.l.
LnVLnU1' P'.sl't- Iraln. Tlace in ..
Ficpuii u th nnlnn ...I ..:'"
Pww riud. Cover with ho In';' w..
' won until tender; drain, beiisou.
rnhhnfr C.iln.l
o"',!"""u?,fo'l chopper
g" half head callage.
nrterT" Parei and cut
in
e mm brri nn,.A 1 ... 1..
! i.ii. mm mi n quae-
'"iX. N'ow
vt
PI,.... 1 """" 'irisaujg as
1 luce In auccnon
mnlm .1. !
fol-
n
r'lur,,,LCUt' "ur e'""'.
om ;;-'""" ,"""or'i
Tu-; :iluu" u".
nJ. i"i!l 00" sugar.
ck' '".'""'
Htlr
w tc, un::pewcr .. . .
r :i mi.,,: : - e to bon una cook
ri;7.i !!? Aau .
Bt ZZv! ,aof """ Wo.
.& Wi oY rff"r.,.0Tff.,L"A., V.
myS'lJWrt-by and a "God
1 Into n... "urnr4 nqmo to snug-
LtW hi rt. 1 in5f, . bSds covered
HrMu chSL,,..,R O'1 .JVorW blue
r"?0 ok i '""" wim a blanket
PARTY SUPPER
t
Please Tell Me
What to Do
Uy CYNTHIA
Do Not "Keep Company"
Dear Cynthia Although I rend your
column every evening, I hove never had
the opportunity to write to 7qu. Now
that I think I need some of your won
derful ndvicc, I will ask n few questions.
' 11 young girl of seventeen Mini
"c". About n mouth ago 1 met n
fellow (hnt I hnve knowu since child,
hood. Ho bus called to sec me Kevcral
times, aud has also taken me out. My
mother, brother and sister, that is, my
entire family, do not like him, although
ho Is n. very nice fellow nnd I have not
found nny fault with him. He cares
for me nnd I care for film. Of course
that does not mean that I want to marry
him now, but wc hnvo ugrccd to keep
stendy company. Should I tell my
mother thnt I have accepted his pro
posal? Alxo what nighUof the week
should he visJt me? ' UNDECIDED.
N'o, dear, do not consent to "keep
company" with nny younj man. It is
always u mistake. If you have read
the column faithfully you will have
'ecu that Cynthia has always ndvi-ed
ngiilnst it. It cuts you off from other
....iMi-nilH and is very unwise. You,
are both very ouiig. See each other If
VOII want ... ...! .... ,-t... -.. i . !
..... -.... ..,, ,.Im jd n)m rn(l wuen lie
will, if your mother is Hiilling, but do
not confine yourself to this ono boy us a
friend ; him- plenty of them. Then when
you nro ready to marry you will know
better whom to choose.
Miraculous Escapes
Dear Cynthia I promised n few
days ugo to write somo of mv cxpcrl
enees; here goes. This will only deal
iii i'.01!0 'h,tGs which occur in one's
we which pause n person to think nnd
be thankful. T was In Edinburgh, Scot
land. (Ilirlllr. Hit n MV n. .,!!,. .!,.
n Zepnelln uir raid took place. A bomb
UIU.H-U oireciiy ncrow tho street where
f. V'a staying but did not explode. It
it hud, the house, no doubt, would have
received n goodly Rharo und I happcucd
to be in a front room. In France, while
WaitfniT With minllm, nfiiiirflflA nn n
flarn signal, n whira-bang exploded very
' '"i my ciium receiving only one
WOUUd. Which killivl lllm Inufnntlv T
got eighteen, was kept in Franco n few
weeks, then put ou a hospital ship ns
u stretcher csc for England. There
were three ships going across wheu the
nop in iront of us was torpedoed. Wc
'"(, to stand by. Arrived in London
while thirteen airplanes were dropping
bombs. Eventually my time came to go
to Canada, ho concluded mv "reign of
terror" wiih over. Arrived in Halifax,
.V b., hospital on December 5, 1017.
Then something occurred, the like of
which I never snw all my time In Frnnce
and Belgium, aud I had seen n lot of
those nights thnt make your blood run
cold hiiicp 10ir-17. The worst explosion
111 l.lstorv fl thinkl took nlnco In
Halifax. December 0, 1017. Was not
hurl, although the hospital was nil
shattered. After receiving discharge
went with a chum to the country for
a couple of weeks. Second day there
decided to go in for n swim. I was
not iu the water more than six or seven
minutes when my chum was dead. He
had been wounded in Frauce on two
different occasions. I arrived here in
Thlladeliihlu last year while the "flu"
woh at ItN wor-t. For all of which T
thank Cod. Is this luck, predestina
tion, or what?
TI10 BONO TUBLICO.
Continue to thank God, young man:
Ho seems to havo shown a special
1'rovidcnco in your regard.
Why Boys Close Their Eyes
Dear Cynthia Have been reading
with Interest the much-discussed prob
lem in your column, namely, "Why do
boys close tncir eyes wnen tncy aro kiss
ing a girl?"
I shall tell you nnd your readers, sec
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Ing that no other readers havo volun
teered to .answer.
Wc close our eyes to keep from get
ting cross-eyed, us ono miss suggested.
Why, nny one knows thnt joii can see
very little while kissing, excepting when
ii couple of wise ones nrc suspicious of
nn intruder.
Then U the time they both keep
wide nwakc."
And .mother thing: When u couple
are extremely fond of each other In
spiration may linvc something to do
with it, but it is just "flwector," I
suppose.
If a girl was so homely thnt I closed
my eyes for that reason, ns some of
your renders say, 1 never would close
my eyes.
But. after nil is said nnd done,
Cynthia, -I supposo you answered the
question as well as any. You say there
is no answer.
My answer Is "What's the use of
keeping them open If there's -no -danger
of intrusion?"
ACETYLENE.
What Do Readers Think?
Dear Cynthia I rend your column
with interest, nnd have decided to put
a rather now und unsettled question be
fore you nnd your readers.
I hnve ofteu seen nrtlclcs on "A
woman can get any man she wants.'
This has not been eo In my case. In
fact, I had quite n bit of running to
do to get my girl to tray she would bo
Mrs. .
However, I do not rlnim this to be
true in nil cases. Is there a man among
your renders who can verify this state
ment? Still, I do not limit replies to
men, but would enjoy views from the
girls, too.
MB. TWENTY-ONE.
How does tho fact that you had a
hard time to get your best girl to say
yes prove that you nrc not the man she
wanted? I do not quite get your argu
ment. She got you when she wanted
you, did she not?
Could Not Verify "Quotes"
Sorry, Luke, but your quotations
from letters in the column could not bo
verified on the files, so excuses Cynthia
for not printing your letter.
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Another Achievement
Larel Stone's interview with
Granville Burton was the corner
stone of her marriage to him. Until
then Granville had not known the
difference between the average shel
tered society woman and the woman
who makes her way it the world, lie
liked Laurel's independence. lie
thought that she would make a good
mother for his two little girls and
that her beauty would shine re
splcndently at the head of his house.
As for love, he had no time for that,
and Laurel did not discover this fact
until afterward. A son was born to
them, und Laurel's attitude toward
her husband subtly changed. It
wasn't, however, until ho made love
to her one evening that he discovered
Just how much Laurelhad changed
since her marriage to him.
THERE is no brcneh so wide as the
ono thnt can lie created br two
people who deliberately misunderstand
each other. It seemed to Granville In
the days that followed Laurl'3 return
that he rarely snw his wife, nnd never
alone. When they had flrst been mur
ricd ho had sometimes knocked ut the
door of licr sitting room and come In for
a chat. Then ho had never thought of
making love to her, and she had been
just as benutnful ns she wns now. AVIint
u fool he had been, What n ronceitcd
fool !
During Laurel's visit out West,
arion Worth had tried with every
thing In (her nowcr to nttruct Gran
ville. Tho easy morals of her ECt per
mitted this and would give her any
credit if she succeeded In making it the
least bit obvious that Qranvillo was at
tracted toward her. There was a cer
tain amount of jealousy of Laurel any
way. Her triumph had been too com
plete) and she held her place too easily.
It wasn't fair that nny ono woman
should bavo everything; tho wealthiest
and most imuortant man, the most
beautifully managed home, nnd In nd
Httlnn to hoth of theso thlncH. so much
beauty that she put every ono else in
the shade. So that when Marlon really
inveigled Granville Into coming to the
country club, women smiled maliciously
and looked forward to something in
teresting. Granville came partly because he was
lonely, and partly because be wns curi
ous nbout women. His attitude townrd
Laurel was amazing, his ignornnce appalling.-
There wns a gnawing hunger
in him that ho tried to nssuage by
playing with Marlon, for playing It
the word. She wns too shallow for deep
feelings, she was like a kitten, amusing,
and pretty, but not stimulating. And
she, delighted with her success in get
ting Granville to look at her nt all,
did not realize all this until Laurel's
return. When sho found Granville un
available she was furious, vindictive.
She determined to do something nnd she
sought about in her mind for a weapon
that would hurt Laurel.
One morning early in October Laurel
came down to breakfast to find a long
envelope with the rest of the mail at
her place. The superscription at the
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V t.f, ..i 1 I.-.- uam1..m ti.llrlW nntl
ii.i. eiri. hit iiuiiii uvuiiii .1 .-.
her lingers trembled ns sho silt tho en
velope. She drew out the Inclosuro and
tho long blue slip wavered and blurred
before her eyes. It was a check for two
hundred and fifty dollars for her story,
"Small Town Pride."
She looked up finally to meet Gran
ville's eyes across tho table. She smiled
wavcringly, nnd her eyes filled with
tears.
"I'm an author," she snld, nnd thrn
was sorry she had told him. Whot did
n little paltry success of this kind mean
to Granville, who met big successes
every day of his life? Hut there was
Tom Kenton to tell. She could see his
kind, brown eyes now. They would light
up with pleasure, and Winona would
bo speechless. She must run up to town
th!s very day and tell them the news.
She swallowed her enthusiasm and
calmly hnnded tho check across the table
without n word. And with his new un
derstanding, with his iutenso love for
her. he realized that Rhe was deliber
ately refusing to share her small triumph
with him.
"I wrote It out West," sho explain
ed, "nnd proceeded to forget nil nbout
it. Tom Benton wrote mo that I ought
to try fiction. Ho was tho most under
standing man when I worked for him
on the paper. lie was that way with
every one, never too busy to say, 'Bul
ly work,' or something of tho kind. You
know it isn't done in the newspaper
world, every one is too busy; your work
is just nccepted without n word, nnd
as long us some one doesn't tell ou it's
rotten, you just take for granted the
fact thnt you nro getting along. People
aren't paid salaries out of sentiment,
not on a newspaper."
Granville wanted to tell her how
proud ho wns of her success ; he wanted
to take her in his arms and crush her
and tell her she was his, and that no
ono could givo her tho sympathy he
could, because hn loved her so much.
But he did none of those things. lie wns
too conscious of tbo fact that it would
do no good. Sho was eager and anxious
now to tell her news to nnother man,
n man whom she liked nnd reinpntnl
It was I to him that she would pour out
nu ncr gay entnusiasm, all the girlish
nuoyanec Hint she had used to give to
mm in ttie clays when he had not np
predated his own good fortune.
(Tomorrow What Granville Burton
Learned About Women.)
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To the Kdltor ol Woman's Paott .
Dear Madam I nm about to start In
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like to mako tho fact known to several
pcoplo with whom I am acquaiutcu.
Could you givo mo a business form for
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have, these announcements engraved.
Word your announcements in this
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Address. Telephone.
Publishing a Play
To the HdUor of Woman's rage
Dear Madam I have n friend who
has written n few plays. This girl
would llko to know if she can get these
plnys published ; if so, where?
Her friends say that the plays arc
cood. Can you please tell mo a lew
particular about tho 'how, wnen ar.u
where" of books nbout to bo piiblishcdY
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There are ft number of publishers in
(his city. You will find a list of them
in the business directory of the tele-
phono book. Simply send in your man
uscript with your name
plainly written.
nnd nddrcss
To Thcodalc Randolph
A five-dollar bill was bent to tho
editor of the woman's pago with a
request for ono of the rings men
tioned recently in the column. As
the Adventures with n Purse does
not do any shipping for il patrons,
the bill will bavo to bo returned with
the namo of tho shop where the cus
tomer can buy tho ring herself. But
no address, and no name, other than
tho above, and no telephone num
ber, was inclosed in the letter and
thcro is no way of communicating
with tho owner of the bill. Will
Thcodate Randolph please send o
self-addressed envelope?
Have Curly, Wavy Hair '
Like "Nature's Own"
-,,,.n who .navo irouoio KeepinK
their hair ln curl, or of accurlnc Uio dc
Eired wavy effect anil especially thoso
who rcallzo tho harm that the hot Iron
does to tho hair will do well to try the
new filtmerlne method. In no othor way
can thoy ncqulro mich pretty waves and
curls, liavlnB all the appearance of "Na
ture'n own." And tho hair, instead of
being singed, rnsg'd or dead looklnrr
hoa such a lively luutro and wholctomo
beauty. The curllntss ia moro quickly
acquired thnn when a waving iron la
imnH. nnd It la.its considerably loncer.
When tho hair Is combed out it ia nlco
and nuiry. ine nair win e quuo man
ageable, no matter In what fashion it Is
done up.
if onn will cct a bottle of nlaln linuld
Hllmerlne at any drug storo and follow
tho accomrnnying directions, she will be
sltnply delighted with tho result. This
product ifl of courso perfectly harmlcsa
and thoro is nothing ntlcky, greasy or
unpleasant about it It is alxo prized an
a splendid dressing for tho hair. An so
small a quantity is required nt a time.
a low ounces win .asi ror montns. Adv.
On Ideal Occupation
TJismgTPwnen
Telephone operat
ing means work
near home, short
hours, agreeable
associates, attractive
surroundings and
hot lunches at coit.
The salary is liberal
while learning and
i increased rapidly.
There are anniver
sary payments, sick
benefits and vaca
tions with pay.
Talk with Miss
Stevenson, 1631
Arch St, about this.
.
to ninke a thousand
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MARCH 27, AT 5-30
Brown TASS!NG
SHOP
Sixth St.
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THERE'S SOMETHING NEW
IN THE COMING OF SPRING
That Cannot Be Denied, No
End of
THERE'S no doubt about it. Here
wo aro nt Ht. Patrick's Dnv. nntl
thnt means that spring in not far off.
Rut you'd know It nnyhow. Here you
nasft n eh on window nnd find it full of
iringliam dresses. A littlo further along
you And one that tins gcorgctto crepe,
toIIo nnd chiffon for its keynote.
Liincn departments, those bridry
places that aro fairyland to girls with
rings on their left hands, nnd just n
placo to walk through in order to get
nomewhero clso to girls who havo not,
thoso very ncceKnry institutions to
women who can nfford it, nnd magnetic
Instruments of torture to tho woman
who can't, burst forth Into tho most en
trancing exhibitions of Madeira luncheon
sets, damask dinner napkins, gleaming
table cloths and fascinating littlo cross
stitched guest towels in dainty colors.
Tho spring or early summer brido is
almost bceido herself trying to decide
whether the lingerie, with its rrepo de
rhino nnd filet luce, its fine batiste nnd
Philippine embroidery, its wondrous
negligee of soft fine material, is moro
nlliirlng to her thnn tho "indies dress
es," thoso stunning frocks of dark blue
serge, tho georgette crone with beaded
trimming, tho velvet with its long lines
and tiny sleeves.
At tho market, "fresh" vegctablei aro
beginning to uppear a little timidly, a
few stray boxes of Rtrnwberries an
nounce defiantly that they can be bought
if you have enough money to buy
them. Women with shawls over their
heads nnd baskets upon their arms look
wistfully at "new spring" this und
thnt. and then resolutely turn their
back nnd buy the few "old" necessi
ties that they can nfforu.
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Rut also means that your Organs aro impeded in
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THINK whnt reduced weight would mean to you
In nnmfnri nTnnn Anrl ltd un pnflv nrrnmnllnlipd
by our Safe Natural Methods of Baths, Massngc.
Simple Exercises nnd Expert treatments, which
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FOR WOMEN EXCLUSIVELY Bcllevue Court Building
Phone, Spruce 54Si 1418 Walnut Street
llulrdrrsiliir Department
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A Time and Labor
Saver
Is the electric vacuum cleaner, that
does all your work thoroughly,
with practically no effort. Rugs,
carpets and draperies are left
scrupulously clean with the
OHIO-TUEC
Electric Cleaner
The cleaner that really cleans. See
it at your electric dealer's or phone
us. See also the Free-Westing-
house Electric Sewing
H. C. ROBERTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
Wholesale Distributors Philadelphia
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Ihe average cow is milked into a big pail then the
uncovered pail is carried to the ice house. Dirt, dust,
insects tumble into the milk and you drink itl
That narrow opening Abbott can, with a lid, is only one
of many ways that we take to give you clean milk.
Jlnww
Phone us to deliver a
ABBOTTS
DAIRIES, Inc.
31st & Chestnut. Both Phonei
Branches
Atlantic City Wildwood
Ocean City
Havo you tried ABBOTTS
ICE CREAM?
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Mailer How You Feel About th
Winter
AT HOME peopla begin to look ratbwr
doubtfully at tho porch furniture
that is put nwny from winter frost,
They begin calculating tho dlffcrenco b
tween the possibilities of their pockst
bookn nnd tho prlco of tho cretonne that
they llko best nmong their samples. They
look impatiently at tho earth and won
der bow much longer thoy'll havo to
wait for that glad day when ono crocus
reaches up for a breath of air nnd tbo
ground In tho tulip bed becomes hilly
with the lifo underneuth.
And you personally, how aro yolf
showing it? navo you already celo
bratcd with flowers and ribbon nnd shiny
now straw on your head? Or havo you
just put shiny now color on your old
straw? Havo you como strattfng forth
in glad new suit, new coat, or now
dress or havo you just been coming
out in tho samo old suit, or coat, or
dress thnt you've been wearing all win
ter, hiding the fact valiantly behind a
modest little bunch of fragrant (fifty
cent) vlolet3?
Oh. thorc's n stir nnd a bustling on
top of the earth as well ns underground
nt this middle of March time. Every
liody feels it, nnd everybody has to show
it somehow or other. Whether yon
mourn tho passing of winter, and dread
tho coming of tho summer, whether yon
love tho listless, lazy days of spring, or
whether you love tho season and long
for warm weather thero's something new
in th air. You havo to got in step
with It If your newness consists of r
new plncp to eat sour lunch every day.
n new rnilroad ticket, u new pfec,o of
sheet music, or a new collnr nnd cult
set I
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Machine.
This Abbott
Pal Means
Clean Milk
When an Abbott cow ia being
milked tha milk goes into a
narrow opening can. Then
tn. lirl im .1nmn.J mm 2l
MatfTl -M r
A Milk
bottlo tomorrow. BirlnR 205
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