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Itll( MltmllitiP brlliR :. Imrvrst of
nnulliorn cnrilon trni'k In (lie
northern iiinrkolN, nml IliN month N
atlirt the Innt for tin' nitroillr-ut oyster
limn inn' in nil1 iiiii. mi ihhh r u-rui
the, finally mi Niinilny tn eninc tuiiittirrn
ifpciis nml n.ixtprK. All! Mniiurn, do t
nenr you wij, "Mont rxprnslvp : liny,
liixurlc"? All! To I"' sure. Now.
jilst think for ii mmm-iil. Unvc you
noticed tlmt Frioiid Iliislmnil looks tlrptl
add worn out; tlmt your iliitiKtitrr. loo.
looks u little nut down? To In- ship.
ymf have, nml perhaps you Iiiivp tlwitRlit
Only to in.. "I unlet linvp Hip iloptor
look John nml Annlo over mill Bt Uicin
a tonic, nml I gttr.ss tlmt jtprlmpi J tired
coo. too."
JS'ovv. Minium Housewife. Iiy nil
mean hnvp your nhyxli'lnii vn the job
t oncp nml tlion plan to siitipieiiipiii nii
notl nilvlrn In ii reniTolls illet Of HllfPii-
Icnt greens, rges nml oysters providing
a chance of dirt from meat nni! po
tatoes. A SUKGKSTIVK Sl'NIUA MKNI'
IUIKAKFAST
(irnpofrnlt .Tnlce
Ihdiemlnn Omelet
Toast Coffee
DINNER
Celery
Oysters Supreme
Spinach Corn
Southern Toinnto Salad
Uliubarb Strudel CofTee
Sl'IM'BIt
De.viled Krrs
I'ntnto Salad
Sliced Tomatoes '
Rhubarb Shortcake Tea
The market basket will nnui re fori
rix persons
Three nrapefruit.
One and one-half do:en eggs,
Tiro stalks of celeru.
Fifty slewing oysters.
Three green peppers.
One-quarter peek spinach.
One can erushetl eon.
One head letlnee.
One and one-half pounds of jouVAcWi
tomatoes.
Three bunches of rhuharb.
One quart of potatoes.
One hunch of leeks.
One bunch of parsley.
One aunrt of onions.
Two large loaves of bakers' .bread.
Cut crapefruit in half mid use orange
reamer to ream out the juice. Strain
lto thin glumes mid add little crushed
Ico and sugar. This may be easily pre
pared on Saturday, placed in pitcher
(n refrigerator, rcadv for serving Sun
day. Bohemian Omelet
Wash and chop very tiue
One bunch of leeks, .
Six onions.
One-half bunch of poj-Wrj.
The green, top of the stains or ccicni
w ni, nn.tinir eon of eooltlnc '
ft in the frvins pan and when hot add
the herbs. Cover closely and coot: stow-l'
Ir until the herbs are soft. Xow place
In mixing bowl
Eight cgas.
One-half cup of milk,
One-half cup of fine breadcrumbs.
One teaspoon of salt.
One-half teasnoon of vanrika.
Itrat well to mix. pour over the
eookrd herbs and place the pan in mod- i
crate oven to bake until tirm in center
and lightlv browned. Moke toast anal
coffee while omelet is preparing. Turn
on large, hot platter and cover with
three finely chopped and seakouid
outhcrn tomatoes.
Oysters Supremo j
Take the coarse outside branches of'
the celery" and cut into tlirpe-quarter-Inch
pieces. You will require two and'
oii-lialf cups of parboiled celery. Now j
cnt'two large buck loaves of bread into j
three pieces euch, trimming to shape
with spoon. Dig a well in center, mak-
tng a little ensserole of the bread, l lace
In oven ami toast lightly.
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where they will keep warm
over oysters imickly for bits of shell
Wash and drain and parboil Tor sk
minutes. Now place In sinicepnn
( 3'ico and one-half nips of milk, !
One cup of strained ouster juice. '
One-half rup of flour. I
Stir to dissolve thoroughly. Flour'
them; bring to n boil, t ook live iniu
utcs. Add th oysters and
The prepared celery.
Two green peppers chopped fine and
parboiled,
Tica teaspoon of salt.
One teaspoon of paprika.
One quarter teaspoon of mustard.
Heat to boiling point and cook for
ten minutes. Now ml"
Three well beaten eij'i.
Juice of one Ii won.
Tinp pirn h of nutmeg.
Stir to mix thoroughly .
Drepitrrd bread casserole
Fill inln the
Dust with
paprika ami serve.
Rhubarb Mrudrl
Wash and chop line one bunch of
rhubarb. Add
One-half cup of sccdul raisin.
One and one-half cups of sugar.
Mix and let stand while preparing
the strmlel. I'hice in mixing bow I
Snc and one-half ups of flout .
One half teaiponu of n(.
Tiro teaspoons of baking ponder,
One tahtrrpunn of siioiir.
Sift to mix Now rub into the pre
pared flour 'ii tablespoon., of shorten-iliK-anil
mix t' a dough wiih four tnhlc
spoous of cold iater. f Coll out in ob
long sin-el one quarter inch thick.
Spread with prepared mixture Roll ns
for jelh roll I'lnc m ttell greased pan
nud bal.i hi shut oven forty Ihc min
utes, tlru-h strmlel wiu shortening
and dust with munition hefoto putting
In oven.
Scne. with rhubarb nue.
Rhubarb Sauce
ali nml col one lunch of rhubarb
In small piee i- l'l.-ie in saucepan i
and eil'l
One i up of " H'rr
Cook until Mift. Non mhl
Oar cup .r;ai-
Five labhspoons of'flo'ii
i One egg.
Four tablespoons of valir.
Ileal to blend before adding to hot
rhubarb Cool, three minutes and
tcr e.
Rhubarb Miortrahe
Cut rhubarb into piece. I'lace in
saucepan and add three quarters cup
of sugar Coicr closely and steam un
til rhubaih is oft Do not add water.
Cool
'I lir Mmrlrnhn .
Place
7'icn riiiH of flour.
OhN Irotiooii of salt, i
Tiro Imf tablespoons of baking
powder. '
Four level tnblrspoans of sugar
in mixing bowl. Sift to mix. Now rub
inRrtlie Hour four tablespoons of short
ening ami mix in aoiign with one cup
of water. Turn Into greused, deep,
layerenke tin. sprradiug cienlv on top,
ami bako in hot men twenty minutes.
Split, butter lightly ami lill with pre
pared rhubarb I'ile with fruit whip
ami serve Now, while this Is quite
nu elaborate meuu for Sunday, much
tf (he entire three meuls may be pre
wired on Saturday.
('hop thr herbs for omelet mid place
ju bowl. 1'ieparc sauce lor nunrciut!
oysters, l'rppnrc Hip bread casserole.
I'rppiup nml linkp Hip strmlel nml rtmrr
enkp, Make tlip rhubarb "mice ami lill '
liiB for ftlioitrulic mill flniplj iHieut
serve.
This menu Is inorp rostly tliilti l?iov
usiitilly worked out In the r'rlila.v nun
ket bnkpt anil would cost nppproxi-
inntrb'-MtiPliiiUiii; milk, bread, butter.
Might- and staples about i?ll! and will
serve abundantly six or seeu persons.
Now stop for ii minute mid roullw I
that the pripe of springtime s nearly
SI!: mid then feel tlmt in serviiiR trio ,
niPiiu you will lime given your family i
mmi ilollnrs' worth of vii'imble niiiieral
sn'ts mid vltiiiiilnc.s or living elements
whleh will purify the blood stream nml
net as ii tonie.
Mrs Wilson
Answers Queries
Dear .Mrs. Wilson-- We have
access to tliuusmids of inusels at our
Long Hand home. They do not keep
cr. long nml 1 am wondering if thei
en ii -be pickled. Will you tell me if
they should be kept in salt water until
the lire boiled anil lire they nil right
if I hey open? Thanking jou very
much. MltS. W. V.
Sene the mussels steamed with Hoi
landaise sauce or sour cream sauce. As
these seafoods nre mailable the ereater
nnrt of the e;ir. II t tml tin..wu(i,v t. I
' lltplfll. tlirilll 11.1 tllllt n., ltrtat l.i ,l.n.K
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natural state.
Hear Mrs. WINnu I'lease let me
know how to make iiia.xonnnlse dress
ing so tlmt the nil will not separate
from the body lifter It stands one or
two days. MUS. J. V. II.
I L'se Kgglcss Itcelpe
I'lace two tablespoons of cwiporaled
milk in a soup plate and add
' One-half teaspoon mustard.
I Oiic-iiunrttr tiasponn paprika.
lient to mi : then bent in slowly
three-riuarters cup oil and add
Kiir teaspoon sugar.
One-half teaspoon ,ialt,
One teaspoon vinegar.
Heat to blend.
Dear Mrs. Wilson Kindly publish
a recipe for jelly beans and nlso for
butterscotch. ItKADnil.
You will need special molds mid
machinery for making the jelly beans.
Hutterscoteh
Three cups broicn sugar.
One-half cup water.
One-quarter cup milk.
One teaspoon lemon juice or viiicqar.
Cook until il forms u Imnl linlt ulmn!
tried in cold water. Remove, from lire
nml add
Three tablespoons butter.
Stir cnouirh to mix. Pour into'' well -
greased pans and mark in bounrcs. If
ls "R candy thermometer, cook sirup
to iu uegrees.
Denr Mrs. Wilson Kindly advise
how to make cocoa with sweetened
on ii ncil milk for n large company.
Also, can fudge be made with this
sweetened ,cn lined milk, and cocoa
nnd. if so, how? Thank jou in ad
vance for au early answei.
MRS. M. C.
One tan condensed milk.
Two quarts Hailing water.
Three-quarters cup cocoa.
Stir to blend thoroughly. Hring to
boil. Cook five minutes and serve.
Dear Mrs. Wilson Kindly let mc
know what to do with bacon that
tastes too smoky. It is from our own
pig nud we luid it smoked at a local
farm. MRS. .7. A. H.
Hung in an airy place. You are
using product too soon.
To use Cut into thin slices and par-
Iwlll fni fntt tiii.iiil.tc n.t.l u.n.ill ,.tn...T ..f
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charcoal to remove odor
usual niauner.
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The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
What is an easy and simple way
to separate an egg?
Describe n popular stjle of sleeve
for spring.
How can mildew stains be re
moved? Is it correct to answer a formal
Invitation with a visiting enrd'i
IIou should newspapers bo wrap
ped about "inter clothes for stor
ing them away. In order to pre
vent moths?
When a floor mop has worn out.
what ue can be made of the han
dle and flat wooden end?
fstfrilay'1, Answers
'Hie government poxition of
translator, as nssistont tariff ex
pel t. is open to women who have
a knowledge of languages and ex
perience iu economics,
liiittonhollng lxith sides of u rip
in a kid glove, then buttonholing
the sides together, makes the
mended place stronger than he.
fore.
A prPttv underslip for the sheer
chiffon froek is made of silk with
panels of wide (lowered ribbon.
A soft paint brush is more satis
factory than a whisk for brushing
telnur or W'hct furniture and
bnngings.
A novel belt is made of braided
twine.
A comfortable hat t tint is shabby
and uneven round the brim can be
separated, and the crown used lis
a foundation for a sill, toque.
(i.
jgjThG di5liidivelm.Qric5a beverage today
1 JsJUZ&
llovran ot othr Natlonn
A WaUr Cootr of rnt
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EVTSNtE
HER SPRING
The reason she hides one eyo so coyly Is beemisp slio uauls to call your
attention to (he fart that her hat h made of row iimctit cartridge illli.
It Is of light tan. fared with blue. The trimming eoiulsls of ii hand of
tho silk edged with naiy blue orgaiidlr. IiirldentulLy, her finch Is nuVilc
of the same good-looking material, anil the hlmiUel stitching iiroiinil the
iirrli is of blue
Please Tell Me What to Do
IJy CYNTHIA
She Can Qualify, Too I
Dear Cynthia "Acetylene" says that
he lias looked through eleven states ami
hasn't found the desired "she," and he
unfits one ulm Is willing to be iu at 1
o'elock mid does not dance. You tell
him tlmt the !l o'clock girl says that he
will have to go through pIpvcii more
j states to liml the desired "she." though
I mil one who Is in at 0 o'clock most
cery evening. Hut I do dauce,- though
not lately.
I am twenty -one nnd I can go any
where and come home when I plcnv,
because I am one who will do what is
right. .Many say that I hne "those
winning big brown eyes," and I can
have many men friends if I wish, but
no, Cynthia, I only care to have the
right one. I went steadily with a friend
nnd found out lie wax a married mau,
and earn very much for him, but 1
lime forgotten him now.
IUC. HROWN BYKS.
Look to Men, Not Boys 'would be proper to wear with these
Dear Cynthia A reply to "Thunder "'WW-' Wl .vo bc s Mnd as to let
and Lightning's" disparagement on boys , me know what my bridesmaid can dress
toward which I hope you will look kind- in? Also, if there is such a place where
ly and print in your worthy column. ,, ., ,,;.. ,1. j. , ,.
"Thunder mid Lightning." what are Bhe, can luTrp, " drfM just for ,,w oc'
boys good for? That is good. The condl- casion. as I hate 16 put her to any ex
tions prevailing in which women holdjpense.
meu in contempt linve been caused by the
wur. jimi'iiciiurui U3 never ucioru,wuiiicu
hum learned to relv nnni. tl.n.ns..lv,..
and it really must lie a man with very
estimable qualities for o woman to ap
preciate mm.
t,1 Ni m t huh tilncli mi nml Inoin nfYnaat.,
I have come to the conclusion that you
nre in the so-called class of "big-
timers
Hut why not associate with tlie plinly
dressed, educated and well-bred young
men instead of the "big-timers," who
nre the classy dressers, and wlip dress
in tneir way to cover up tnc incl; ot edu
cation and breeding, .which soon becomes
, Of course there are exceptions to the
rule in botli cases, but I um consider
ing the majority. The former, whose
friendship you hesitate to cultivate, on
account of their plain dress, would
surely please you. for they have been
tnught well the rules governing man
hood. Again you must nt some lime or other
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ances. .Now fan. liarlty. t l.ey say. breed
I contempt. So iu the same, wny does an
overdose affect jou. .Make fewer friends
weigh them in the balance and decide
whether they deserve jour friendship.
Then try never to lose tho chosen few, I
for true frieniN, as jou seem to know,
nre hard to find. And these friends, I i
think, will change jour attitude toward I
boys for the better. W.OWINO. I
Ever Heard of Men Vamps?
Denr Cjiithin We are two boys, both
j nineteen, and would like to write a few
lines tn 'Thunder and Lightning."
1 You certainly have the wrong idea
! about bojs being flirts, unless jou refer
, to the kind jou appear to associate with,
i There i-crinitilj are a great number ol
i women vamps who roll their eyes to
1 Mitch men. but we never heard of men
vamps. id jou?
, We nre hoping joji will change your
opinion nbout men soon.
ur.MM.n and rsm'Mnu:.
,
A Good Boy, He
llear I'jtitliln Will jou "please put
i this letter in the paper as an answer
to "Thunder and Lightning's" letter:
near "Thunder and Lightning" I
read jour letter titled "The Are Dis-
1 custed" in the llvn.NMMi 1'ruuc
Lkix.kk for Tuesday.
, I do not think jou hit the nail on the
head by soving bojs tire no good because
I the boys left jour house and went to
another girl's house.
I nm a laddie of a good many jenrs.
' :iml it is true that I have never had a
1 date or gone out with a girl in my
'ife
I go mil a few nights n week One
iglit a wck I go tn the show alone
One or two nights a week 1 go to nn
uthei hyj's house and play an innocent
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game of pool, net any game in tin! back
of the cigar stores. The other nights I
dlvid'i between going to a fellow's house
and spending the evening there nnd go
ing to bed early.
Take my advice mid do not judge all
boys Iiy the boys who come to sec you
and then go and visit some others.
HI RHICANK STORM.
The Woman's
Exchange
A Sumrner Wedding
To the lUUtor of Iranian's I'noe:
Dear Madam - As I expect to bo mnr
rled in .futip and am having a church
wedding iu the afternoon, 1 thought I
Would write nnd ak you to please help
Jne.
Now, would it be proper for me to be
dressed in a gray georgette or n taupe
chnrmeusp. as I thought I could wear
cither of those two all summer? What
I vn- if rmi hmi nf nnviMn niB I
...tn i... nti..- , -i. . , i
uil1 be ,llInB to t" J01"" lvicc.
As
' the suits arc so terribly expensive
I
thought of getting a spring cont instead,
las I cxnect to co nwav for a few davs.
"'" ou I1' t11
should tikc with me?
me what I
I just mean
top, clothes. ill you kindly tell mc
what my intended husband should bc
dressed in? MISS C. II.
A georgette dress would be very pretty
for jour wedding, but why don't you
have it white or light blue or pink in-
!htcn" of .Bra. '
Gray teems more like
a mourning dress for a bride or qlse a
second marriage. Y'ou could wear any
of the other colors all summer, too,
couldn't jou? Or you might wear durk
blue georgette crepe, which you could
wear all summer and then have it for
dressy times next winter. Then your
oriucsmniu couiu wear any ireuy
bridesmaid could wear any pretty dark
'nfli.rnnnti ilresi Itinr xlie unmni to
, yu ,,, b((,h black tulle
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black silk stockings and black pumps.
If you linve a coat instead of u suit
jou will need only n onc-ulece dress of
silk and cloth or cloth alone, and the
dark blue georgette. At that time of
year .vou would not need to take nn
evening gown unless you arc going to
' n very lasliionuuie place and it will uo
a little early for light Hummer dresses.
I'nless jou nre going to a place where
jou will need sport clothes, white skirts
and waists, sweaters and so on. jou will
not need anything more than these two
dnsses. the cont, u dressy hat and an
everyday hut for just a short trip.
The bridegroom should wear gray
striped trousers) wllli a cutnway coat, a
high. stilT collar and black shoes at au
afternoon wedding. His vest may be
.eithei black or- white and his necktie
I and cloves should bc grayf
Work In Texas
' to iiir r.ttilor of Woman's Vaae
1 Dear Mtidnm Cwild jou inform me
i of kinds of employment to be found jn
Texas for young ladies? What Is the
I average salary ? Cost to room aiyl
board there? What is the fare (I)cs-
demona)? mrrrv n.
1 At some of the ncwsslniids in the
, central part of the city jou can get
newspapers from all parts of tlt
country. It you get one from Texas
you can look through the udiertise
meats and get some idea of the oppor
tunities for vtnrk. the uverage salary
and the average charge for room and
board. The fare to Gorman, which is
the nearest stntiou to Desdemona, is
S.VJ -1 1 plus 8 per cent war lax, one
way. This is by way of Washington,
i Vou can also go by wav of St. Louis
but the faro is just about the same.
Company, Lowell. Maea
nruncli. 15 Commarqlal whurf
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Advert
tares
With a.Puse
STOl' before you lead another "wliril
of this adventure mid consider your
gloves not your hst while gloves; your
everyday pair. The chnnccs are tcu to
one they aro showing signs of wear nt
thelingers. And it goes without saying
that you should not wear fhnbby gloves,
Ilavo you ocr curled your lingers
shamefully at the knowledge that the
lingers of your gloves are coming
through? Well,, anyhow, by this time
jou have probably guessed tlmt I am
going to tell .mii about a glove sale,
not of white glov.'s, but of ewrydny
gfoves. These are exceptionally nice
looking brown gloves brown, of course.
Is just what you need for town land
shopping mid th ir price Is remarkable
only SI.!).' "while they last," as they
say In the aihertlscmenls.
It is not necessary for me to tell
you that "they" nre weaving ests
title spring, both in dresses mid with
spring suits. I do not claim to ho a
fashion expert. I can merely obscrw.
and Inning obsened. sally forth in
quest of thai which is being worn, for
a price that will meet your purse. So.
trup to form. I have sallied forth In.
search of vests, ami here is what I
have found white phpiet csts. stump
cd with a cr clTcctive''imttcrii for
embroidering. IMnc in solid woik and
embroidered with bright contrasting
colors, such ii vest would easily add
that little "extra" touch so eagerly
sought by her who would be well
groomed. The vest can be bought for
sixty cents.
Scud a self-addressed, stamped
envelope to the Editor of Woman's
I'agc, or call Walnut JiOOO, for
names of shops where ur'icles men
tioned In Adventures with a l'ursc
'nay be purchased. s
Ma Never
Says to Me
dorit eat'too' many
TO
ASTIE
cause she. knows -that's
one pod -thing -that dorit
jDotner. a kicls
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Meats
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Beef
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THAT ALLMENARE FICKLE?
When Men Always Announce Bitterly After They Have Been
Spurned Thai Women Are the Only Possessors
of That. "Vice"'
TUB girl he loved had just turned him
down for another innn lie curled
his lip in contempt.
"All woiileii are Hckle." he an
nounced, scornfully. Yet within two
mouths he was putting his heart into
his eves again when he looked at il
certain other girl. Obviously lie
"loved" her. He wasn't quite sure, but
lie thought she loved him. too. At least
she didn't mind ghing to the theatre
with him one night, a dance Jwo ee
ulngs laler, the movies on Saturday and
a walk on Sunday afternoon, nlthoiigli
at other times she Went with other men.
Hut fitter Ulillo lip asked her about it,
mid she was very sorry, butjr
"Now. I A-hou' till women nre Hckle!"
he said bitterly, and became a hermit,
a bachelor, .absolutely "bomb-proof.
That Is. he did that until n certain pair
,of blue eyes, belonging to Hip sweetest
'little glrl-und so on.
Yet lie thought Women were lickle.
lust because they accepted ids attcn
lloiis and seemed to like liim but ! It
never seumeiT to occur to him to wonder
how thev described him. If he only
knew It. each one, of them would say,
"Oh. hiinV He's nil awfully nice boy.
but hc'n tem-lbly tickle. Why, he's
proposed to two or three girls, and
every time he knows a girl he falls all
the way in love with her. and then gels
over it iu about a month. Fickle!"
Is it just iu the point of view, or is a
man i cully more lickle than a girj. or Is
ii girl more lickle than a man V Of
course a mini doesn't often "rush" two
or tluee girls at once. A girl doesn't
care how pinny men come to s'e her,
take her to pintles and generally enter
tain her. Her motto is "the more the
te
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Tjummy.
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We Have the
Season's Freshest
J -Catches, as Well as
at Wholesale
Chuck Roast
Hamburg Steak
Rump Roast
Butcher Roatt
10c
shest Egg
18
10 and 12
S. Delaware Ave.
320U riilliiilclpliln, 1'n,
Only
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Cleanliness
Every woman wants to
have a neat, clean kitchen,
but that is impossible if the
equipment is of the dirt
breeding, trouble-making
kind.
Convenience
Goes hand-in-hund., with
cleanliness in the kitchen
equipped with a Modem
Cabinet Gas Range and
Gas Water Healer.
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PhUndclphia, Pa.
Wi. ,
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W
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merrier." and Jf slie's a real flirt nhp
can make each ono of them think that
he Is really tho only ono that she con
siders worth untieing nt nil unless
they arrive Mogether. Then oho can
tannage to include them both, or all,
In the glnnces of her e.Vcs and the tones
of her voice. As a rule, however, Hhe
doesn't go so far ns to lovc-actunlly.
fall hf love with more than one of
them, (And'lhal one is usually the ono
with whom she llirls with least). Hut
because each one of them has fnllen"in
all the way up to bis ears, be makes
up his mind t lint she Is fickle because,
she allowed him to Become fond of her
without reluming his nffcctlou.
NOW how could sho prevent him from
falling Jn love with her, if ho had
scf his heart on doing It? Wns she
lickle just because three or four men
loved her (or. thought they did)? Was
she any more lickle thnn the man who
Lamps
Be Glad
Electric Lamps
and
Artistically
Hand-Painted
Parchment and
Silk Shades
, Dougherty's Faultless Bedding
Hair Mattresses , Box Springs Bedsteads
1632 Chestnut Street
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Another Big Lot of
Children White Oxfords
Have Just Arrived
These are just the thing for play
day or Sunday wear this summer.
They are made of unbleached
white canvas-with sub
stantial sewed
leather sole.
1
.00
All Sizes for
Misses' and Children
Brown Leather Scuffers Special
Made of elk tanned brown leather with long- ) 0m t E
wearing leather sole. They will give splendid. V 1
service. AH sizes for misses and children. "
GjOOD SHOESkJ
919-921 Market StreeJ
4028-30 Lancaster Ave. 2746-48 Germantown Ave.
5604-06 Germantown Ave. 60th & Chestnut Sts.
Branch Slorcs Open Every Evening
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Soldb
MORNING SIP
COFFEE
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IfccffiiteMiw f1Ter-ffuW tpnft. lift "iwihluY
tin ,,ia,i ii n.iu.ii.S... "",!.IO,Ull$i'J
other woman; .nml then. lw 'lontlw
later found uiothrr to who T
guVo that much traveled hcai ,( u.r
1'erhaps wo don't all mean Hm..L
thing when wo say "tickle." The e
tlonnry says, "lticonstuntj" "likely tn
change from caprice," There, jou nrol
It Is necessary, or right, for a girl i
bo "constant" to a man, or men, when
sho hasn't said she, loved him, or IhcinV
When 'ii man loves ti girl enough 14
marry her, and then loves another thai
wily and still another Hint wny (0P
thinks ho docs), Isn't lid likely i
change even though It Isu't from m.
price?
However, what's the use of dlscussine
It? As long as time has been, nuj
ns long as time lasts, women will sftj
finally? 'men," nnd men will say bit'
lcly', .mmvV iW,1.c.n t,lc luestlon I,
asked, "Which Is the more fickle?"
Storing
When you put down quilts away for
tho summer you vylll have to bo vcrr
careful to prevent tho tilling from bo'
coming matted. For this reason tin
quilts should not be packed uwny with'
blankets or other heavy things. Tlio
best way to care for these Is to roll them
loosely, wrap them up iu old sheds
thcif plncc them on a shelf or some other
place where heavy articles will not come
in contact with the'm.
You Will
You Bought
Cliuir Lamps that cast tho
light past where you wunt
it, and make reading delight
ful. Floor Lamps that arc
so soft and pretty In tho
Living Room. Boudoir
' Lamps-mthat help so Jn the
mysteries of dressing. Table
Lamps that gath'er the
family 'round. Shades of
striking decorative beauty
We liavc all of them, assem
, ' v bled with care and the nicest
appreciation of tho wants
they aro to satisfy.
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Doiti't
Blame
It On
The Pot
Because your coffee
does not come up to
your idea of appetising
excellence even
though you do pay a good price for it is not
necessarily the fault of your method of making
coffee. You can lay the fault to the fJfct that you
buy coffee in paper bags. Coffee packed in bags
is continually losing its strength and flavor be
cause the oils in the coffee beans are being evap
orated. Morning Sip Coffee is packed in slip cover tins
that keep every particle of strength, flavor and
goodness m the coffee. For that reason with
Morninz Sip you use only one-half the usual amount.
A pound of Morning Sip goes twice as far and
decreases your coffee expense. Morning Sip
Coffee sells so rapidly that your grocer ahvayi
lias a frcsli supply on hand. s
Your first taste of Morning Sip will show you
how good coffee really can bc when all the
strength is kept iu the coffee. Try Moraine
Sip Coffee.
y All Good Grocers
'wl
.1
I'acHd in tin (o tecj the flavor in
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