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These Arc a Valuable Food, Especially at This Time of Year,
on Account of Albumen Contained in Their Make-Up
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WITH A HAREM SKIRT
ly MKS. M. A. WILSON
(CopjrieM, till), lit Stri ,U .1. Wilson. AI
itlM rrairecil. t
DriHNO (In- month of April the
housewife inny iisiinlly expert ccrs
to he rensonnblv pi iced; nml. in view
of thin f.ict, phin to usu" them freely
In the diet. I'kss toiitalti albumen In
Its pureM form, nml hcciiliM- of the
vnlitiihle mineral element in the yolks of
the CRgs, they ore n splendid ttdditlou to
the menu In enrly spring.
A very deliente i'u.tnril is ninde b
milling mi pjLtra yolk of ess If our
fmnll is out of time, inn dnun or re
ciivcriiic from the tin. hich tnnde srent
hnvoc upon stlird. constitutions 1 1 t"
Inst winter, try n chicken pudding. I're
pnre n tcinj: chicken foi frh'nsxee nml
i'ook until tender, luxing iihout twnj
pints of ihleKcn broth. I.ei i lib Ken
cool in the so k. tin n lift. ltrnioi
the tn-it from , h.s. l"Cs, tliieltf. neck
nnd b.ii k of cikiis.. I'ln.v in pudding
dish, seasoning with sail, white pepper.
three Inblopoons of finelj mimed
parsley nnd one tablespoon of llnolj I
miner,! onion. Now pin re in a epnrnte I
mining now I i
Our and om hall tips mW iliultrn i
( .-. I
One-enihlh teaspoon of Ihymr.
flue and urn -half teaspoons of salt, i
(hir-half tcmpoon of white pepper,
7 hrrc tabli spoons of finely minceil
pars lev. i
One Inhtetimiiii nf finely niimeil onion,
1 oil, of Ihice eggs.
to hake n alloc of
the coffee
Second. How
smoked hnin.
Third. How to make
calte called "form cake.
Thanking von In n.Unnce nnd nlco
for the many valuable recipes found
In the paper, I am, MKS. it. .1.
YinnljrrrUc Sauce
Chop very line
One trhite onion.
Two bunches parsley.
One shallot.
IMice In bowl nnd ndd
One-half eup salad oi7.
Three tablespoons xinegar.
One teaspoon fall.
One teaspoon paprika.
One-quarter teaspoon mustard,
Iteat to ink thorough! nnd serc lee
cold.
United .sinohed limn
So.ik a sine of ham In a cup of mill;
oiernicnt. i.nr num. .Mir put on
To "Class of 1920"
You won't need many clothes for
your trip, utile's you nre planning club-
ornte entertainment. You will wear
units or cloth dresses to travel In, I
suppose, nnd they will do fur yerj
day wear while joti nre there. If you
wear suits, you will need sevcrnl fresh
waists: if you wear dresses, jou will
need several collar nnd cuff sets. Uuc
nftemoon dress npleco will he neces
sary for dinner or formal tea, thentie
or nn evening nffnlr with n lint. V liltc
nlove.i, for the theatre. You will have
to consult jour plans for your decision1
nbout evening dresses. If ,otl expect
to go to anything formal In the eve
iiing. you will need light dresses, slip
pern, cwnlng wraps and nil the things
that go witli tin m. K you don't, the
evening outfit enn snfely sluy at home, ,
for jour silk afternoon dresses will do
for ever, thing else. Underclothes nnd I
accessories, of course, joti cnti decide
for j ourselves, but It might be a good
thdti: to slip In raincoats mid sandals
just in cne onr trnxeling hots will
be enough, unless ou want to take
11 Oil . . " . .- . .
I,.,... ti , ,.,i,i .!.... .....i ...i.i somcl ill c more eiaiM-ir.ue lor nneninon
iitini linn in"" -I'uuiii utMit null ililll , , , i .
niie-hiilf np fresh mill; to the milk In ' am' ''ve'iin?. If jour cvcrjdaj hats
are mo lolt, ii tt.miu in' ut-nt-i
to hnie other lints with jou.
7 iro l npi ol III, ii
I mil leril leiiipuuiii
powder.
Heat hind to nih ilifiiouqliU Now
cut and fold into this mixture the
stiffly tieaten whites nf thiee eggs. I'our
over the picpine.l iliiikeu in the cas-
serole nnd bnkc In moderate oven fom f
minutes, basting every ten minutes with
n few t:ilil. spoons of Chi. k. ii stock.
Itreast of Chicken n hi New burg i
This is a delicious wn.i to srre the
white meat of the chicken. (Jut meat
into pieces about thrce-.piniters of au .
inch. Now place In saucepan '
' One and one-quarter rupn of mill;, j
7 hrre-quarlers eup of rhiehrn stock,
Sercn level tablespoons of flour.
Stir to dissolve flour nud then bring i
to boil. Cook slowly live minutes. Now
add '
7'iro well -beaten Cj7fft. .
futce of one-half lemon.
One teaspoon of salt.
Our teaipoon nf paprika.
Ilent '. mix, then add the preparuli
cliicken meat. Pill into glass cutard
cups, dusting top light!. with pnpriku!
nnd set in oen to bent for ten minutes
Serve in the cups.
Strain leftover chicken tnck left nfter
preparing the
which ham was soaked, ltake tliirt
live miuutes in modern to oven.
Coffee Calte (Crumb Cake)
Place in mixing bowl
One-half cup sunar.
One ego.
four tablespoons ihortei'ina.
Tieo eupi flour,
Four level teaspoons baking powder,
'I hrte-quarteis eup water.
Heat to mix : grease nud line n deen
la. er cuke pan with paper. Urease the
I paper nnd turn m the mixture. Now
t haknm prepiiie crumbs for the top of the cake
, as follow s :
Place in howl
Nkr tnblrinooiis dim,
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Motion-Picture Stars I
To tfrr l uitor of trmifi" v Paw:
Hear Mndcm Kindly settle tlil
argument between two parties: Does
any "nio!c actor" or "movie mtrcs"
live in or near Chestnut Hill or
vlcitiit? MKS. !. O'N.
This is a rather wide, indefinite
question, and I'm nfrnid I can give jou
onlv a general answer. There are
motion-picture actors who claim
Chestnut III!! ns their home, but the)
are not prominent actors like Mar,
i'ici.r.ii.1. or Aormn riilinnilee or
I our tahh spoons hrau ?. i Chnrley Cdnplin, or Iougln Piilrhnnks
7' ico talilrtpnnnf shoi Irninu. --or if tile. are, the) nic rrj .pilot
One liaspnnn cinnamon. nbout it. You might be able to find
Hub until crumbly between the hands out just which ones lle there by writ
Spread on top of enke and link" twent) - ing to n movie mncnzluc to the answer
lie minutes in moderate oven. i editor.
w
fne "Paul" on sttending m6ncy on the
feminine sex. Vlirncvr n jrouhB mnti
Ocorts n younu Indy nomewhcrc ho
doesn't expect anything in return for
It. All he wants is nn enjoyable eve
ning nnd a good tlmu. PoV example,
take my case. I escorted n young lady
for thrco months, taking her to shows
twice' n week nnd sometimes to an
,.,.i.,lM MA.1ini.lttf ii n ttnrtv. I Was
earning a pretty good salnry and dhm t
mind the expense, but the lenson for
our falling out with one nnothcr was
thai Ihls young lndy always wanted her
' flrl friend tn eo nlonc xvhcTcvcr we
went. That part I could never see.
Honing my opinion ngrecs with yours.
I ' chum.
Ton are perfectly right when yoif
conkidcr that it is enough to take this
young girl to the theatre and various
parties. She should certainly not
burden you with the expense of trent
Ing nnothcr girl. o hnvc the rlgut
Iden.
Once, More the "Cynic"
Dear Cvnthln Since none of the
t "Amnions" hnvc seen tit to take up
the challenge which 1 hurled at them.
TOM IS THE RUDEST BOY
THAT FRANCES EVER KNEW
She Took the Wrong Tactics With Him and Made a Quarrel
Out of an Ordinary Situation Tom Didn't Lilce It
Flli
ItANCKS doesn't known what to do.
f nut asking' a little space once again
n order to determine why. "Jliiddy,
It Is true, handed me a geniie remuie,
but her indy did not menu anything.
She thinks that Tom Jones is the
! rudest hoy she ever knew.
He emtio to. Leo her one cvenii.C.'iin'i
hud o leave in n hurry becaUf-c he heard
n trolley coming, and it xvus mining
nnd ho didn't xvnnt to wait in tho rain.
So he picked vp his gloves hastily from
the table In the htill, shook lmuds swift
ly nud rnn. Tho next morning, when
PrnnecB's father started off to tho offico
he picked up his gloves, which were
lying on the tnblc where Tom's hnd been
the night before.
"Why, theso aren't mine: they're
too Rfnnll," lie exclaimed, indignantly.
"Prances, did that young Slmplctou go
off with my gloves?"
Frances- hnd a feeling of horror that
tho young simpleton hnd. She promised
to ask lilm. She did ask him two eve
nings later.
"Oh. gee. t forgot!" he said. "It
How 1 lone to lush some ot tnose pucks w so noi mnigiit nun i never iii.iiigiii
(which we see so milch of nowadays) ' ot gloves. Hut I II bring them next
..,. .i. 1 ..1.1 "ml .n'.nlmt of I time 1 come."
truth'" C letter from "Bachelor Well, ot course, he didn't. Wlint
tSIrl"' defends those vapid fenuiles who young simpleton would, if he weren't
have n date for every night in the reminded, nnd icmindcd nnd rem tided.'
week- She snvs that she sees no harm Ask his mother: she Know:. Hunlly,
not know
.,t il.. -I.l'u frlnllils nre
n It provided wic " " - ---
square." Such n girl ns she descr hes
1 .. ... -i i.i ..r ....aitncf nnd does
sureij o.'tuni i iv.-i-------- ,
the meaning ot u' ",""
.. ... ii nr.i 111111;
' f.iunre. auoui im biu...- ,-. , "
she'""..; is her head. She Is owoUho
S!. .?J"l!!. h..e , .S" one
nomine in n-mm. -, -, ,i. 11...1
..i..., ,.t r,tp!a who seem to think Hint
father became iinuo.ved. Siindny nn
pronchltig rnpldly nnd he with nothing
but n pair of bojs' gloves to v.uar to
church 1
rOr might suggest," he told
PrnnecM. pointedly, "to thnt
young mnn thnt he return my gloves."
argc fldarrel'out ot a .thing tbl
havs Been only (a fcV sensible; la
,, uiup .
..........- think Hint I sio I'rnuces wiotc wlint sue cousin
class of grls h ' e;'n1(," 'have good i.red a frfrmlb" note, asking for the
,M .' . .vne.se of o hers It is a return of the gloves. A few days later
!,7fn" thnt nboutCi0 ,"er cei.t of the they were returned by parcel post, with
-IrU of today are. jut sue i ltt -
a cool little uoto explaining that 'lpin
had allowed the matter to escape 1.1s
memory, nnd hoping that it had not in
convenienced the owner of the gloves.
Ami tin linun'f linen rnnnd to see 1' railCOS
since! And so he's just the rudest boy j
sho'ts ever known,
No doubt ho could hnvc found more
polite, gentle, courteous ways of ny
turning the gloves. Undoubtedly he
could linvo apologised. On the other
hand, why, oh why. should Frances
(and all the millions of glrhi like
Frances, who spend their dnjs junking
mountains out of molehills) write him
u formal noto nbout a weeny little
thing nbout bringing back something
that he hnd taken by mlsthke? Why
did she have to behnve ns if the poor
boy had committed a crime for which
she would forgive him If lie hastened
to mnke reparation? If she had usknl
him over nnd over again and he had
persistently forgotten, or if she had not
been in tho hublt of seeing hint every
few' days, site might have hnd ciiuse
for dignity. If slio hnd not been good
enough friends with him to say: "I'or
heaven's sake, briug back those gloves
before father nsks for them again!"
there would be reason for the stilted
note.
Why will girls and boys bring so
ninny henrtaehes upon themselves and
each othv by these misunderstandings?
It will be xvecks before Frances llnnlly
gives n quick nod to Tom when she
passes him on the street, and Tom
comes hustling over that evening to
sit on the porch a while. And nil the
tlmn. from now till then, they'll both
be unhappy. All because they made n ,
A good old-fashioned
drink ,of Buttermilk is
hard to get nowadays
somehow you miu
the old-fashioned But
termilk flavor I
THE STREETS OF LIFE
I5 HAZlil, niJYO I1ATCHKLOR
loriiofit, litO, by tht Public I.tdotr Co.
Tlie frnrli is of hlarh .sutin, nud tho
trimming nt tlio sides nnd on the
front is nf Jet bends and gold
thread, (.old metnl and black rib
bon form n sash whirl) ties In front.
The h.it Is a flue Muck straw with
a Jade green fcatlitv splashed with
gold
Schoolgirls' Gossip
When tunc Carter teas seven her
beautiful mother eommiltcd suicide
6; tumping into the river near their
farm. The occasion was Jim Carter's
thrashing of lime for some trivial
thing which he elained showed in
halted weakness and vanity. After
this the Caitrrs moved to (Jrccnvilte
and time yrcic there.
ANNH niwer hnd any pocket
to spend, not even a five-een
money
nt piece.
"Ilesldes, we needn't look tit them."
The girls walked by nnd Cherry did
look. She enst n sideloiig glance out of
narrowed blue ejes. Anne kept her eyes
straight abend nnd her cheeks burned'
tiercel. She hntd this bnlterv of
glances leielrd nt her It made her
feel uncomfortable and unbearably self-con-eious.
It was her self-absorption i
flint mnde her full to see her father
until he was nearly upon her. nnd the
color flamed into her sensitive face ns
she met his hostile eyes. It looked like
Please Tell Me
What to Do
y CYNTHIA
hicken pudding into bowl
N V n, n . , ' t "? V,10 T,10" aft7 S:'10i1l ft,''l''fEuiltan,rCl.errhadlooled
.Next .In. prepare chicken custard, over In the iifternomi to stroll with Anne knew that.
icnting me urcnat lor mini .lay. ' i.icko.i nrms up .Minn street to i wiper s ,m farter was furious.
rhlrl.p.1 riislinl ' '"" "".'". wneri- imriui nu.i w.inueriui ,MlTerence to
i concoctions could ue outnlticd. coneoc-
t.lea.-e six custard cups well with tions that nre the ilellplit of trlrlis.1i
It m.i.ln nn
him thnt Anne was ivltli
another girl ; it only inflamed bini as he
hearts. Sometimes there .were four. of , nbout ('icrrv. Hardinr. He mii.iuwp.I .1,1.
tlietn abreast, slim young things with vellou -bnired. reil.rli....ti..1 i,.. ,...,-1 nn thin" that isn't onen nnd above
she. bonrd. Tho clenn things of nature.
(iod's chosen wuys for me. Do I sound
butler nnd dust with fine breadcrumbs
Set iu baking pnu nnd til! pan with cold
WntCr tO lltlOllt tWO-tllir.N llellt I. N'mi ' lllim. l.nir n.l t..fl l,(,-.llil-, nvo- U'liim
remove fnt from chicken stock nud place' they pass,.,! the shallow xeraiida of the1 "What are you doing downtown'.'
pne and ..no-half eups of stock In mixing, old Sutter house thete would be a tint- i,,Xi T " "0'nR aounto"n-
"Plain Jane" Writes Again
Peer Cynthia Here I como to you
with in. troubles ngnln.
What I can't understand, Cynthia
dear, is why nil the young men like
th" "wimps" and "dolls." I want to
tell urn a little incident which I xvlt
nessed not n long time ngo. A friend
of n.ine hnd a boy friend who was quite
deote.l to her. She took him to n
friend's homo, where lie met n "drug
store beauty." and now my friend
mourns for her "lost luddle."
1 positively loathe anything artificial,
bowl. Then add
One-half teaspoon of onion extract,
One teaspoon of salt.
Three-quarters teaspoon of paprika.
Two tablespoons of finely minced
onion,
I'ire igqs.
with their chairs topped bnck ngnlnst
the dirty yellow wood, staring with
overbold eyes ut Orccuillo's youth nud
, beauty.
Hent. using Unver egg-beater, to blend ' vllAnnP rT' went with the others,
thnrnnnlilt P..,,- , ,7, ... -I.i ...... ' She ns always needed at home. She
am! bake in slow oen until linn in the
center. Remove from oven. Let stum)
ering ot eye.nsne, nn ovenie.crin.ni.- -Vm Bllnc , tho stnrl. fr AlInf
tion not to look In the direction of Hie Martha." she ai.l. thankful thnt she
strangers who lined the .porch. slttitiK t conl.l tell her father this.
1 hnd errands to do nnd sundry other
duties, and besides sho had no money
for tl
ordered. '1 his
n s ee .if lHr I .v,. ,.l. ..... i lliorning, iiohi-ot, .Mini wiiri.ui ...in
, , .. --. ,..,.., v hi , i ii nn ii.-ii sii' i .
"What store?"
"Whitmore's," she quavered.
"Since when has Whitmore's been up
in tlil part of town?" Her father's
tone was menacing, nnd Anne sud
denly remembered thnt it wns perfectly
true. She needn't have come around
this way nt nil; she could have gone
three minutes to shrink. Loosen cdec ' '.. "I"1."1 V"'. "" s.ir.'"'J .""t:,'ov.?"',(1 to Wliitmorc's without coming through
of the ciitard'from the cup and turn
sauce Dust with pnprikn nnd serve.'
mis custard is nourishing and xcry
easily digested nnd leplacs meat nil
menu. This amount will mnke six
servings and ucs less than one egg per
person.
Hailed Kggs and Tomatoes
Hull one and one-half cups .if canned
tomatoes through siee into nucepan.
Now add
Four tablespoons of niirlg minced
onions,
Tito tablespoons ot finch minted
parsley.
Five tablespoons of fioui .
One teaspoon, of salt.
One teaspoon of peppei .
Stir to dissolve (lour. Hrms to u
boil. Cook the minutes, then ndil :
One-quarter tmspoon of thyme
and turn into six individual baking1
dishes. Let cool. When read, to serve,
make space with tablespoon nnd drop in
a raw egg, allowing one for ea.li person.
Now place in mixing bowl
7 hrec-qitartrrs cup of milk.
1 oft of one egg.
'White uf one egg.
I hiee tablespoons uf fur bread
crumbs.
One half teaspoon of onion extract, '
One teaspoon of salt.
Heat to mix. Fill up the cips with
tills mixture; dust with paprika nnd
set in baking pnu in mndetate men. to
bake firm. Sere from .up-.
Dinner .Menu to I'so These Attracti.e
Dishes
No. I
Southern Tomato Cnnnp.
Chicken Pudding
Spinach
i "elery nnd Uiioii Snlnd
Canned Pineapple Coffee
No.
iirners on Half Sn '
Chicken Custard Parsl. iuie
linked Potato. Aspuingus
I., ttilee
Baked Appo Dumplings i on, e
No. :.
Iloiieniinn Itelish
Clm ken a la New burg
Potato Croquettes
Suing Iteanc Lettuce
Canned Peaches Colfee
No. 4
Celoi.x Young Onions
Itakrd I-ggs and Tomatoes
.Fiench Fiied Potntocs Peas
Coleslaw
Ithubnrb Pie Coffee
Main street.
like n pessimist? I nn. not. Hut I
din n wee bit disgusted with my fellow
creatures Just u wee bit. Some day.
for nil my worries and for nil my cares
and plainness, I will be rewnrded, won't
I. Cynthia? Let's hope so. for I nut
still PLAIN .1ANR.
All tht men do not like "dolls" nnd
"vamps," dear. They really like the
line, womanly girl. Your friend is well
rid of I bat kind ot oung man.
Denr Cynthia 1 wish you would
print this to the young hidv who signs
grafters. A letter by '" ' "
"I.Hitning" does not "thunder the,
least 1. neither does it give off a
great -en! of light. The writer oy a
. . , i i i.i.,.,o oVimit the "boys, i
and then nsk if thef do not have good
"grounds." As far as I can '
have given no reasons nt nil. M mi
vice would be to forget the boys and
think a little more about the men. At
twenty a cirl generally puts the "puppy
"love" 'days behind her. Hut of course
I will ndmit that we uic '";."; ""
earthly use: enn't really see xli5 we
were ever put on the mnp. If ou
girls would 'only realize that is up
To you to brine out our Intent
chivalry we would he better. Don t
you see that we adore o,i 11 nnd nn.
dlsnppointcd when xou full to lle up
to our Ideals? Would jou hnvc us
give up our high idenls for your com
monplnce ones? Is your hero A
of II tleness? There are among us men,
some few who would Cl.t.lly Imttle for
jou as In -olden days-but are ou
worthy? ONIL.
No Cvnic. discussions on sects in
religion, -spiritualism. ntlirNin. aRnos
ticism. etc., arc not for LyuthUs
column.
Think Carefully
David Certainly tho young woimn
you speak of is not very womanly. It
would bo well to think twice before
marrying' her. Of course, many wmncu
tnlk that way in n kind of brando
fashion, but there is generally some
thing radically wrong with the woman
who docs not love children.
,,5wgWsS'sS..1j
CfiKAM
LBpTTRHmiK
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to stot. at Whitmore's for some I , ., V h " i, " v uu'l;l lor -herself "American tiirl.- .My little girl,
t0.SV V1, ..""m " .-l rJ . a soda, ' Cherry put In here. trnn down o.ir fen.i.er. nnd think twlco
,Tiiu Carter gnve Cherry n dnrk look. j)0forP
to pay for what she bought. Anne car- , .. v p lias no nonev for soda Tin vo I ,,oforP ,'."' vr',u'17," . ""vl,n
rled the coins in n handkerchief in the -vu" mls no money tor soun. lime jour writing you take mo
rieu tnc roins hi n nnnuKercniei i u in. , ,n0ney ?" be sad budden y 'ilur i It m ikes me lnuch
pocket of her dress, and when (. herry .limine to nne cigner. i it muKos ine inugn
cnnn. nn to her that nft.-rnonn and said lu"11"' "' I are nilieh mistnken, young
lame up m ner mat niurnoon nn.i Mini, Anno wns nearly weening with mor-, i .. s.u ..... .- i.V r.
...innrlii. n.i.l lin.l ..i,'.i lii.p tm.. munnr
","'; ' .".- . ' .in i arier ciive . nerrv n nnrn no:, i.r !,!.. t. i..i.. t..
iiiii-ii- Hiitutiut. r nun
for a tor
). Hut you
g lady, and
If you wish me to let you In on the
I secret, the tiny I opened my eyes I be
held our Willinm l'enn of brotherly
love. Though, I ndmit, my time was
I snent mostly nbrond. I derived n benefit
from tlie experience, as my ideas are
broadened n little.
My young Indy, why not do n little
traveling on your own account nud
and her mouth, which was wide! u ,,,,, llflp Y0U gPt dinner J0111' opinion xvouIU change greatly. I
.nerous. was red with tho red of d nft(T ,i,s you Come straight home1 halo to jar you so. T must enn. as my
from scliool. .No more traipsing nrotind i """ '? '"" .'.' ' , ,
downtown for you." i jour feelings, wishing you n good day.
Anne turned nround and walked to- C.LOHn TUOTTKR.
wnrd home, her ejes so blurrrd witli You ennnot blnme 'American OirP or
tears that she could hardly 'see the, any f the correspoudents for think
sidewalk nheti.l of her. Cherry tosuvl ing sou a foreigner. Had jou been, it
her head and proceeded to Cooper s. might hnve excused your mistake about
"Come on downtown lor a soua, Anne, tificntin. To think that Cherry should
.iMiuicsuu. , , see lier trented this way nnd by her own
Anne loed f berry. She looked it ...u.
, . . -I ..!,..! -1 .. ....-..
ner now ns mey slriiocu aiuug iirm-iu-arm.
Cherry was so bright, so flashing
and so .r. pretty. She had xory fair
hnir an.l very red cheeks. Iter small,
upturned nose wns powdered thickly
with freckles, but her skin wns milk-
white and her mouth, which was wide
nud ir
health. Her figure was n little over
plump, but Anne admired it extrava
gantly and hated her own illm figure.
Cherrv Hnrdiiig bc'ouged to one of tlie
'best families in town. The llnrdlngs
i lived next to the Methodist Church in a
vlne-cneiod, pretty, rambling house.
Cherrj gae parties and Iind young men
Yes." she said, nulling the hand
kerchief out of her pocket. "Aunt gave
mo some for the groceries."
dim Carter pocketed the money to
gether with the sinnll list. "I'll get
the things, he said abruptly. ou go ,
llj ua ijiiiii't nut, mitt juiihj ... i. , , ,!,. : . .- u.. . .
white flannels sit on her porch on I where she met a crowd of girls she knew Sir Oliver, and your statement thnt
ill
kind (oncorl nights. She hnd often
us'tcd Anne to come over, nut Aunt
Martha would never haxe dreamed of
allowing such u thing.
"The Sutter house porch is just
oriid"d with men," whispered Cherry
a tin turned around into Mnin street.
"Let's cros oer." suggested Anno
inno. entl .
"Oh, no ' Cherrv returned, pressing
Ann arm harder in hers. "That
would look sill." she hastened to add
nnd regaled them with what had hap- American men are nfrnid of the women.
pencil. It was not that she intended it's about time thnt the world in gen-
to he unfair to Anne; she did it in an ' Pral should awaken to the fnct that
entire innocent way, but the next
morning nt school Anno noticed the looks
directed nt her and cnught tho girls
whispering. Her fierce pride wns up
iu nrms. Kvery one knew It now. know
how her father treated her and what
she hid to put up xvitb nt home. 'Why
hnd Cherry told; why, why?
(To bo Continued.)
women nre individuals, just as well as
men.
He Has the Right Idea
Dear Cynthin In reading jotirt
nn.wer to "PnjilV article on I
"Thunder" and "Lightnius.' I would
like to express my opinion. What I like
most to say Is about jou contradict- I
The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
1. When the tin tops of glass .inrs
containing horseradish. salad
dressing, etc.. cannot bo pulled
or screwed off, what can be done
to loosen them?
2. What xvlll take blood stains out
of white material?
II. How should furs be put nwny for
the summer?
I. Wlint is the hospital way of tuck
ing iu bid sheets?
.". Describe n novel lint for spring.
0. What use can be made of u light
dressy bat that is imprnctictil for
general xear?
Yesterday's Answers
1. An easy nnd simple way to
separate nn egg is to break it
with u funnel to thnt the white
will run through nnd tlie yolk
remain in the cup.
II. A popular stylo ot sleeve for
sprlug is the exaggerated kimono
sleeve which is cut straight out
from the wnist line, with no
underarm fitting.
o. Mildew stains can be removed in
sour milk overnight, and blench
ing, without rinsing, in the sun.
1, It is not correct to uuswer it
formal invitation witli n visiting
card. A forinnl ncccptancc or
regret should be written.
5. Newspapers should be wrapped
around winter clothes in layers
with overlapping edges in order
to prevent moths in storing them
for the summer.
0. When a floor mop has worn out,
a piece of velvet or velour con bo
tnck.d on the flat wooden end of
the handle and the mop used ns a
polisher for wnxed floors.
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