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jWKS. WILSON ADVISES USE
OF FRUITS CANNED LAST YEAR
Housewives of Northern Vermont Make Delicious Biscuits,
Shortcakes and Puddings With Their Preserves
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WILSON
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riiuft iiouscvnte who cannru
plenty
y '. of fruits nntl vrRptnMfs lnt sum-
'mcr realizes Hint for economy's mKc
she should utilize nil tli.it die litis
canned.
I have JukI returned from n IiIk,
homey kitchen in northern Vermont,
nnd there still linger with mc the de
lightful nlors of the old-fashioned
noodles of e long "Ko that this hos
pitable. Rood housewife made for my
pleasure.
Yfrl cee. llu dear. Rrn.v-hnlrrd. gen
tle t'uritnn housewife said: "Mother
used to nink-n these for the family nnd
RUC'ts. nnd Inter when the daughters
'were old enough to he trained Into i
1.m..m ...tf.l. .. n ru ll.nt Inn HHlnM.il '
Hulking tliem "
Firl Were the llcrry ItisculU
These bWeuits were not the lea.t
ilnlnty looking, hilt they were wholesome
nud sathfyiug. n that inot everr one
was mrght glad to partake of them.
Everybody w-as loud in praise of their
tlcllciousncss.
To Mnho (ho Hlsrults
Sift Hour into n howl. Now measure
four cups, tilling the run lightly with
the tablespoon, piling it high, then lev
eling with n knife. Turn measured (lour
Into bowl nnd add
four Irtcl tab'csponiii nf halting
jioicdcr,
Ttco levrt icaipoous nf snlt,
Four err inblcpomm of ruqnr.
Rift to mix nnd rub with the (lour
Seven Inblcipouns of hurlrnmn.
Now nrhl
One and one qunrln eupt nf ruttnrit
$trnicbtrrir.
Use a cake turner and chop to a
smooth dough. Itoll or pat. out Ihree
nuarters ft nu Inch Ihlek. Vtit with his
ruit cutlr nud bnke lu hot oven fif
teen minutes.
These biscuits are Helieinus for break
fast or supper particularly on a cold,
stormy night.
Hcrry Bread
Place four cups of lightly sifted Hour
lnto mixing bowl nnd then add
One teaspoon sail.
Four level tablespoons of biking
powder.
Three tablespoons of ihortenmo.
One ami tlnec-quarters cup of tan
ned berries.
Beat bard to mix, turn iuto a well
greased, loaf-shaped pan. spreading
well into the corners. Bake in moderate
oven for forty minutes. Cool. This
thread i quite deltcinuo. The New Kng
Jnd housewife frnpieutly serves fruit
Vhortcake for luncheon in place of
ment.
Fruit Shortcako with Cream Sauce
Place in mixiug bowl :
four cups of sifted turn.
The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
1. What government position is
open to women who have a
knowledge of languages nnd have
had experience in economics?
2. How can a rip in a kid glove be
mended so that it will be stronger
than before V
3. Describe a pretty underslip for
the sheer white chiffon frock
4. What kind of brush is more sat
isfactory tjiau a whisk for clean
ing vehet or vclour hangings and
furniture?
5. How is a noypl belt made?
0. What use cnu'be-mnde of a 10m
fortablc hat that is shabby and
has become uneven tound the
brim?
Yesterday's Answeis
1. The All-American Club in Fiance
is a group of French girls, of
Marseilles, who have been study
ing the Amerienn language at
the Y. W. C. A. Foyer in that
ity. i
'2, Discolored aluminum pans can be
cleaned by rubbing with diluted
lemon juice.
3. A scarf of Inrge roses with tulle
ends is nn attractive fad for sum
mer. 4. A worn plnee in ii loth gTlrment
ran be ie-enforccl by a pieee of
the 'nine miitprial, laid under
neath nnd darned down with
ra cling of the cloth
5. Ribbon with crisp, frnjed edges
that look like feathers Is n new,
unusual trimming for hats.
G. A wooden spoon used for cooking
should he soaked In cold water
before being washed.
WHAT YOUR
FRIENDS
THINK
OF
ReSnd
iuiivu lit
IS BEST
LEARNED
BY
MEETING
THEM
THERE
T-O-N-I-G-H-T
Broad above
Columbia Ave.
Columbia Bldg.
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Afpolntmtnt qjUL T for l.arh Turll
"5 t ' O w
I'our leiel tablespoons nf baking
poteilcr,
One and one-half teaspoons of salt,
Three tablespoons of shortening.
One and one-half cups of canned
berries.
Beat to blend, turn on well -greased,
oblong baking pan and bake thirty-tlve
minutes In hot ocu. Cool: cut Into
fqunrrs, split and butter lightly. Serve
with sweet cream spuce.
For Afternoon Teas
Take the first berry recipe and roll
out on n lightly floured pastry board,
half nu Inch thick : cut with tiny bis
cuit cutter and brush both biscuits with
melted shortening. Put together nnd
bake in hot oveu fifteen minutes.
Berry 311111101 v
Place in a inning bntl :
Tiro rwp of itftrd flour.
Our teaspoon nf salt,
Ttco level tablespoons of baking
poirdrr,
Thrrr let rl tablespoons nf ihoilcning,
Oni nnd onr-hutf etp of canned ber
lir. Heat haul to mix. then turn into
well-greased muffin pans nnd bake in
hot oeu.
Yo Old-Tyme Buttermilk Pudding
Place in a mixing bowl :
One and nnr-half cups of buttermilk,
lour tablespoon of melted shorten-
I tug.
One teaspoon of salt.
One cup of canned bcrnci.
Four cup nf flour,
Thrrr level lalilcspooni nf bikini
poteder.
Turn into wcll-gienscd btown -bread
molds and steam one nnd a hnlf hours.
, feerve with hot eream snuce. No linking
"oda is required in this recipe.
Berry Farm Pudding
Place in n mixing howl:
I Four cups of sifted flour,
I One and one-half teaspoons of salt.
Three level tablespoons of baking
powder,
Four level tablespoons of shortening,
One egg,
Tiro and one-quarter cups of canned
berries,
' One-half teaspoon of nutmeg,
One-half teaspoon of cinnamon,
I One-quarter teaspoon of cloves.
Beat to mix anil turn into well
greased baking dish. Bake in a slow
oven for forty-five minutes. Serve with
vanilla sauce.
I Garnish nil nuddincs with hnnl xniire.
made as follows:
Hard Sauce
Plnie in howl :
Three tablespoon of bulla.
One tablespoon of lanilla.
Beat until crenmj, then add
two-
thirds cup of poAvdcrrJ sugar nnd beat
again. Chill: cut iuto slices and use
i to gnrnish puddings.
Any variety of berries or canned fruit
maj be used. Tenches, pears, finely
diced, may also be used.
Mrs. Wilson
Answers Queries
Dear Mrs. Wilson Can ground
, or liquid Jamaica ginger he used
in place of the crystallized voot
' iu making ginger crystals? Your
recipe for the ubove appeared 'about
Christmas time. Will you also give
mc n recipe for making crjstnllized
' mint pastilles, colored green, and tell
i me how to glace nuts. I will ap
preciate jour kindness very much.
Thanking you. I am, MRS. R. O.
Crystallized ginger must be ii-d. The
i mint recipe is u .private copyright and
cannot be given in this column. For
'glace nuts: Boil the sugur until hard
and theu crack the nuts nnd dip them
' in the liquid nnd allow them to cool.
Dear Mrs. Wilson Will jou
kindly give me a recipe for making
I extract of ani11a, and will you tell
me where I cun purehuse the vanilla
i beans to make the extract? I nm
nnxinus to make a large amount of
, the extract for a hotel. Thanking
1 jou very kindly for this information,
S. II.
The recipe for this cannot be pub
lished, nnd then, too, you would need
05 per ccut grain nlcohol for this pur
pose and this is not obtainable. If you
will send me jour name and address,
I will give j on the name of a depend -I
able extract lit a moderate price.
A WOMAN HUNG
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hu-ban1' nrk. Iraplor
Inc him to buy
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for removlne ehlne,
cn-aso, rosil and food
et&ins from clothing,
gloves spats, etc. lifts
tiwny other uses
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Dainty Lingerie
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose
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No, they're not silk, they're flno nainsook, but they'rn Just as good
looking as the silk ones. The otto at the, left Is trimmed with rows of
French knots and flno lace edging. In tho center Is ono that combines
squares of embroidery nnd laco insertion with hnnd turks. The third Is
slmpllclly Itself, but just as charming as the other two
Please Tell Me What to Do
By CYNTHIA
Scores 'Thunder and Lightning
Dear Cynthia Referring to an nrti
cle by "Thunder nnd Lightning" as to
why they give the boys such nn nwful
panning, I believe "Thunder nnd
Lightning" nrc deserving of n good re
monstranrc, because they say hoys nrc
liirts, poor losers, nnd. above nil. dread
ful nuisances. Cynthia, those girls arc
greatly mistaken. Thero may be a few,
but taken as a whole, boys arc straight,
good losers and accommodating.
"Thunder nnd Lightning" arc anx
ious to know what there is lu us hoys.
Does that phrase mean good qualities?
Well, they are innumerable, if such is
the idea Space could not be allowed
(to mention such n nn number of these
'nttributes.
Thej insinuate also that boys ore very
fickle. They are mistaken in this re
spect, hut. to even matters. I'll cay that
girls are their equal.
Pome girls do not renlize what it is
to have a good boy frienu ; thnt is. one i
who is willing to take them to an en
tertainment or a dance every now nnd
then. They do not show their apprecia
tion outwardly, nnd as they generally
receive it gratis, it is taken ns a matter
of course.
About kissing I don't believe a little
kiss would be too much as nn apprc
ilation for receiving such a good time:
that is, if your friend is one of long
standing and acquaintance
Flirting is no sin, and, as a rule, it
is generally the girls who start the af
fair. If the girls would use only a
little of that something which is called
"common sense" nnd not bother with
the boys, there would not he such co
qucttishness. Cynthia. I hope this let
ter will not occupy too much space, but
I couldn't refrain from answering
"Thunder nnd Lightning's" letter, be
cnuse It was such an injustice to nil the
boys. PAUL.
Oh ! Paul. Paul. Is not a man a poor
sport not to be willing to take a girl
to a show or dance without requiring
some return? Especially when the re
turn demanded is a kiss? Kisses arc not
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ICECREAM
"Has a better flavor"
Sweet, creamy, and as smooth
as velvet, with the mellowness
that you're so fond of in the
richest chocolate Ice Cream.
Made from th'e famoua
SUPPLEE-WILLS-JONES
Gold Medal Cream
LEDGER-PHIEAELPHIA, ORSiDAY, pni'
to be dealt out idly. They should not
be cheapened by common use. The right
kind of girl will not kiss any one but
the man she has promised to marry.
What He Thinks of 'Globve Trotter'
Dear Cynthia I nm nn American
boy. almost twenty-one years old, blue
eyes and brown hair and n pretty fair
complexion, and I'd just like to speak
my piece to "Globe Trotter" if he were
around this neighborhood . Also con
gratulate you and "American Man" on
your nnswers to him. Hnve also a bit of
criticism to "Acetylene," as I think he
should pray for his kind, ns be wants
too much for the little he gives.
As to his looking in eleven states, I
think he will look in a lot more nnd then
some. Referring to my idenl, I would bo
very glad if she could dance and also
use a bit of pnlnt nnd powder, with n
little discretion. As I love to dance and
take in a show once in n while, 1
wouldn't expect her to be home by !)
o'clock, though I would expert her to
know n woman's job from collar to gar
ret. Tor inj self I love clean sports and
Cynthia's corner every evening.
,)'M.
To "J. C. B."
Man Seeking Light From a Star
Since this woman you write of is not
free, she has no right to show the
marked nffcetion you spenk of to oth
ers. And esDecinll.v to he so promis
cuous in these tokens of nffcetion. The
woman Is evidently not immornl, but
I should snj- she is distinctly un
moral, nnd 1 would ndvise you to find
other women friends. Remarriage of
divorced persons is not often, if ever,
to be ndvised. You would do well not
to, continue the friendship.
Do Not Be Foolish
Heartbroken H. Why give up a
girl's friendship because she vetv sen
sibly says she is too young to be in love?
You are only seventeen, -why nof be good
friends with this nice girl and let love
tnke care of itself?
Ice Saves Money
Ice nlone can keep food pure and safe in
warm weather. Housekeeping without it is
wasteful, dangerous to health, inconvenient
and extravagant. You can reduce living
costs with ice by preventing spoilage and
keeping wholesome the remnants of a meal
that otherwise would be wasted.
Get in Touch With Your Iceman
ICE PUBLICITY ASSOCIATION
of Philadelphia and Vicinity, Inc.
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SHE HAD NATURAL BEAUTY
AND SHE WASN'T SATISFIED
The Plain Girl Envied Her Lovely Complexion, but She Cov
crcd It With Artificial Color
A PALR, washed-out -looking little girl
"looked up from the books on her-desk
at school. She pushed a piece of drab,
thin hair out of her eyes nnd rested her
colorless, freckled cheek on her hand.
Her ndmlring gaze settled enviously on
the little girl at the desk opposite hers.
"Oh, gee!" she sighed, wistfully, "I
wish I looked like her. If I had her
hair or her color or just some one thing
ns pretty ns hers I'd be satisfied. But to
have all of them oh. gee!"
The girl she was looking at returned
her glance, but there was no admiration
In her eyes, ricr hair was glossy nnd
thick nnd long, her coloring was even
nnd bright nnd lovely, nnd her skin wns
ns smooth ns sntln. She took In the
other girl.
"Poor thing:" she thought. "She'll
never be nble to make that hair look like
anything when she puts It up. She'll
have to buy any color she ever has in
her face, and at that she'll still have
her freckle She's going to have n
hard time making anything out of herself-"
The plain girl wore just as pretty
clothes ns her mother could get for her.
nut the pretty girl could wear nnj thing
nt all nnd still look pretty.
They've grndunted from schooj now,
and t'hey nre both grown up. Their
skirts have gone down and their hair has
gone up. l ney select mcir owd i-iuihi-h
and nrrnnge their own costumes now.
The plain girl saw tho pretty girl not
long ngo. and those ycnrnlng thoughts
of hers when she was a schoolgirl came
right back to her memory.
FOR fhe pretty girl with all her
charms had taken each one of them
scparatclv and ruined it. ITcr beautiful,
long, thick hair was cut off bobbed.
ITcr naturally bright coloring had been
entirclv covered and disguised by the
artificial kind that she had prophesied
for the plain girl. Her smooth com
plexion was all thick with powder and
all mottled with a lace veil. Sho
might have been pretty or ugly or any
thing else as far as anybody could tell.
In snlte nf the fact that she could wear
plain, severe clothes nnd look well, she
had loaded herself down with the
fanciest things she could find. And there
she stood, all covered witli "linings"
that weren't necessary at all.
The plain girl stood and stared. "If
she'd just give me the Imlr she cut off,
or the color she's covered up. or the
complexion she's made artificial-look
ing," she thought. "Oh, what a lot ol
money that would save me, and she'd
never miss it, now."
We nlwavs want whnt we haven't,
don't we? Here wns a girl longing for
natural beauty. Another girl hnd it
nnd sought nfter the "boughten" kind.
Those who hnven't been given natural
rharjn might just ns well stop envying
nnd ndmiring those who hnve it. If they
had it themselves they'd find out pretty
soon that somebody else was getting nn
effect that seemed much better, nnd so
DIE
He knows, the kind
IVINSSPONGE
the tastiest des
sert that your
money can buy.
"pCONOMICAL.too
"-' in spite of tho fact
that the family will cat
more of IVINSSPONGE
than of ordinary cakes
and puddings. You can
buy IVINSSPONGE
UMq from your grocer. JpAflMMMBVl
from your grocer.
they'd betake themselves to some store
or other nnd then go home nnd slap it
en. Wo might Just ns well be con
tented with being discontented and
envious, for as soon as wo g6t one thing
we'll want another.
The Woman's
Exchange
' Wants to Bob Her Hair
To the lldltor of Woman's rapt!
Dear Madam I nm a young girl of
eighteen years of nge nnd would like
to know if it is considered proper for
n girl of my ago to wear her hair bobbed.
In a few weeks I nm going to go to
the country nnd work nn n farm, so I
have been thinking of having my hair
cut short. Which stylo of bobbed hair
is the most suitable for n girl of my age
with n thin face? ' MISS 11. II.
It would be impossible for mo to say
what style of halrdrcssing would bo
becoming to you wheu I don't know
What .vou look like. A ? r! with a thin
face always looks better with her hair
full on tho sides, but you are the only
ono who can teli just whRt is becoming
to you. It would be very convenient
to hnve Tour hair short when vou nrc
doing this kind of work, nnd under those
circumstances it would bo appropriate
Ordinnrily, for every day it isiwcll to
be perfectly sure that the style is be
coming before you have jour hair
bobbed.
Wants to Reduce
To tht Editor of Woman's rapt-
Dear Madam I would like lo know
how I could reduce nbout twenty or
twenty-five pounds in a harmless way.
Are there any baths I could tnke? How
shall I diet? Please give me nil partic
ulars and as quickly as possible, ns I
would like to start at once.
MISS E. X
I could not tell you definitely how to
reduce bv dieting. You would have to
get specific directions from n physi
cian. All I could do would be to tell
you, in a gcncrnl way, to give up rich
foods, candy, desserts nnd so on, nnd
fattening things like potatoes, milk, etc.
But not having nnything but a general
knowledge of this kind of thing, I could
not advise you with nny nuthority. It
would not be wise to try dieting without
tho ndvice and approval of a doctor, for
the foods that agree with some people
might not ngrce with you at all.
Adventures
With a Purse
ON A table marked "pearl buttons"
I saw card upon card of fancy but
tons for trimming summer dresses.
Most of them nro brightly colored old
rose, for instance nnd me oddly
shaped diamond shnped nnd the like.
They vnry in size from the very small,
n quarter or au eighth of nn inch, to
the medium large probably half nn
filial
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inch, .nd each card of sli buttons
bears tho price ten cents.
To bo quite frank with you, I am not
nt nil suro whether or not 1 have told
you nbout these before. But for the
matter of that, even if I have, perhaps
you did not havo nn opportunity before
to nsk me where they mny be hnd. I
speak of the soothing protective salve
for lips which comes in the regular lip
stick form, so convenient for slipping
lts4m
PW I "r rjlll J' MTM M 111 M ZJaWJI&IfcMi
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
PRICES
on Quite a Few Articles
Be Sure nnd Come Frlday'If Possible Plenty for Everybody
2& Bacon,. 29c
Nlre nnd lean. 2 to 4 lb. pieces.
Strictly Fresh Laid
EGGS Down to
BIG MEATY ONES IN CARTONS
nSt. Pork Prices!
Loin Roast (any size).. 28c
Shoulder Pork ,1; 28c
Fresh 'Hams ""t01" 33c
Shoulder Pork $;) 22c
HAM BARGAINS HuSW
Regular Hams (8 to 12), 34c I Picnic Hams (7 to 8). ,20c
Bkinback Hams(8toi2),34c I Cottage Hams (2 to 4), 38c
Poultry Cheap!
Roasting Chickens... .42c
Stewing Chickens 32c
All fresh Killed.
BIG BARGAINS IN BEEF
All Kinds Steak Meats,
Itl'Ml", HOUND OR HIIU.01N
Rib Roast (best cuts), ooc I Hamburg Steak 1 0c
Bolar or Cross Cut LO Lean Rolled p0t Roast 10
Chuck Roast (best cuts) 18c lb.
Stewing Beef (brisket) 10c lb.
aiiiiiiM
3akor of good Biaouit
in Phlladolpliia since 1846
of cakes you
TPHE Ivins Baker knows that
Philadelphians want cakes
and crackers of known purity
that you will not serve cakes
in your home unless you are
sure that the ingredients are as
pure as you would use.
So the Ivins Baker guarantees
purity in all that he bakes.
And he is equally careful to
make the Ivins cakes tasty
and nourishing.
Philadelphians, you can be sure that tho
Ivins cakes and crackers will always be
as pure and wholesome as 74 years'
baking experience and skill can make
them.
J. S. IVINS' SON, Inc.
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in. one' purse, but' uucolo'red. Wsi,.'
tbero are who would scorn toStis-
colored stick for the lips, deeming it In
tho nnturo of a rouge, but they would
be glad to kn6w of these whlto sticks
which protect tho lips against sprint
winds, nnd 'insure freedom from chsn
ping. Tho price is twentyfivo cents
For names' of shops addrmt Woman's
rare Editor or phono Wabint 3000,
m-j
DROP!
Tons of
Pure
Lard. 24c
Cat In 1-lb. packares.
45c
DOZEN-
Yearling Prices
Shoulder Yearling. . . .24c
French Yearling Chops,35c
Legs Yearling 38c
Loin Yearling Chops, 38c
Yes! It's Fresh
Nut Margarine 30c
Oleomargarine 40c
I'oWar Brands
30c lb.
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