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ITALIAN HOUSEWIFE SENDS
RECIPE TO MRS. WILSON
&, Delicious Dish Combines Macaroni 'and Chicken
Tomatoes Various Relishes to Complete Meal
With
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W1IJS0N
iriMon.
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Wilson Hero U a
recipe for cook I uk mncnrnul n-al Itnl
Jan Mile, for wliieli you may
Is
find n
prepared w HU
inc. TliN
chicken
Cut n small slewing rlilrkrti In
limnll (ilrcm. I'lneo in pot where
jnu linve put one limping tiiblenpooii
of Inrd nnd smnll part of gurllo, of
lilrli only tlie outer kln N re
moved. Put in one teaspoon of pars
ley. Now place whole on a mod
erate fire nnd stir fntpienttj. When
bout half cooked plnee in pot one
enn of tomatoe" and let cook until
chleken h tender.
.Meanwhile plaee a I it ice pot half
full of water to boil, and when boil
ing put one pound of macaroni in
the water, together with one half
cup of finel chopped union. (He
unre that chleken is well done bv
tl:!f time.) T.et nincaroni cook until
It Mips easily from fork (about twenty-five
minutes) nnd then loinoic
from tire. Add cold water, stiain.
leaving n little water with the mac
aroni. Now remove chicken from to
mato Juice, nl'o Rnrlie. nnd mk well
nith the nmcnronl. I'litec in a plat
ter. Sprinkle generously with cheese.
Ah, what a dish!
Serve chicken with mnenroni.
SIUNOUINA.
little Italian housewife
Toss to mix. Serve by idling on
smnll bread-iind-butter plates.
No. 3
Open enn of sardines; drain. Tor
each service, pjacc on small hreitd-nnd-butter
plate:
TJirce nuulines.
Onc-hnlf of (ninial pinienlae. cut in
thin strips,
I'otir one tablespoon of clarified but
ter ovrr snrdlnrH. Sprinkle with finely
chopped parsley. Thin slices of dried
"ausages are also served.
To cat a ilNIi of the real Italian veg
etable soup is Indeed n trcnt ; so try
this soup for variety :
PuicliBsei
Our nuii nnr half iiiiiiirfi o imi hcrf,
Our pound o rrnf fcotir.
7 iro minrr of hcrf xuel.
Place in large soup kettle and add:
I mil ijimi1! nf mid trnrrr.
(hie 'jiinrt nf tanned tomatoei. iiililird
'thinunli ccwrir tirrr,
i Onr nip nf chopped oiii'nin,
Onr nip nf c hopped cariott,
Onr Irfk chopped fine,
Onr faggot soup lierbi.
Bring to a boil. Place on simmer
ing burner nnd cook slowly for four
hours. Season to tate and now add :
One-half pound of macaroni.
Cook three-ipiarters of mi hour
longer. Serve with plenty of giated
chee-c.
SKiNOUlNA Please come again to
the Cosmopolitan Kitchen with the
I'ccmc for jour wonderful rnvtolln
T-iljnt n ilrnr
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X" comes this delicious iccipe lor "" , lM)lcntn a la tnilnnese and some of jour
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Please Tell Me
What to DO
By CYNTHIA
DON'T FORGET HER!
f-- l!..i :.. lt.ittin l!e
ing cnii-M-i. " .. ... , ,Uo
The lit
Ti.llnn linnseuife iidheies c
traditions of her nice bj conking a one
dish meal That is. she lin- went.
Ktarchv food the mm atom and one -elablrA-namelj
. the tomato. In mm
pletc this meal, the Italian Xl
Serves her salad and relW lies at the be
ginning of the menl. linishiug with n
dessert nnd cup of coffee.
Some Attractive Italian Antlpastos
Chop fine one smnll bead of cabbage.
Place in a bowl and add:
Tiny noi'n flailic. .
Four branrhei of eelerp chopped fine.
Three onioni chopped tine.
Ttco areen peppeif chopped fine.
Four tahletpoona nf vinegar.
Eight tahtcspoom of oil,
One teaspoon of alt.
One teaipoon of papnln.
Adventures
With a Purse
delicious putric. for 1 Know the lend-
eis of this ( orner will aw nit anxiously
to hear fiinn von Thank jou for this
recipe nnd won't you please send me
jour n.uiir nnd address?
Addio.
The Woman's
Exchange
"Blowing" Writes Again
Dear Cjnthln--A fuither expression
of my views brought about by certain
of "Paul's" temniks in Thursdaj'.s
loluinn, April 1,1:
It was the, spirit of conquest thnt
led kings nnd "emperors to seek battle
with other sovereigns respected as foes
lu contliet. but disdained nnd treated
ns vitssal slaves when conquered. It Is
the gambling spirit thnt lends the gam
mer to play. And hnving won, tlie splen
dor of his spoils begins to wane, for the
feeling of ownership causes the Inck
of interest. I
It Is the snme spirit nf dclre of the
unattainable that leads the man to lay
siege to the woman's heart, and,
hnving (.dined her confidence, lie loses
interet : his legnrd for her is not the
same. The first attempt ending In vnin
only makes hint more resolute in un ef
foit to break down her barriers. Itn
several icciirrence of kNsltig. after she
has .succumbed to hi w'les he loes in
terest In her. nnd let me ny thnt it Is i
the girl who keeps the mini where be
belongs, lets him not be too free with
her. wlin Is the more respected, i
and except wheie one is engaged, nnd
even then under those ciicumstanccs
she should ue discretion.
lu conclusion. I will sny that after n
young man lenves the home of a young
lady for the evening without huvlug
kissed her after he has tried to, he
will have n better opinion of her nnd
those who have been through the mill
will back my statements.
. IH.OWING.
Better Get Over It
C I.. llne yon consulted jour
mother? You probably need n good
doe of medicine or. better still, n good
spanking.
The reason "jour darling did not
thank von wns probably because she
was utterly bored and felt that to
ignore the mntter would be her onlj es
cape. Thinks Kissing Harmful
Dear Cynthia I have noticed with
a great deal of Interest the discussion
on
hv
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Summer's eomlng
for her, loo, oii
know, u n il h c
needs more clothes
ihnn nn) hotly clsc,
an J how, because
she'd growing so
fast. hc'll be
delighted with a
frock like Hits of
white, wllli the,
(otnr applied In
such an attractive
way. The pocket Is
of rolored material,
and also the collar,
which stops being
a collar on the left
side. It becomes
narrow panel, on
which are set the
white pearl but
tons with whlih
the dress fastens.
The sash, tied In n.
how with two ends,
Is of the sainc'Vna
lerlal as tlio dress.
And don't forget v
the knee-length
stockings!
THE BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
WHO CONVERSE IN BABY TALK
When an Embarrassed Guest Is Present Teach a Good Lesson.
Their Victim Learns What Not to Do When She Is Married
TIIKY had been married only nbout
six months. Their npnrtment wns
all new lust like every thing else In It.
The guest who had gone to have dinner
nnd spend the evening with them hnd
been shown every room nnd hnd ex
claimed in rapture nt each one. It was
n pretty apartment, nnd the bride had
furnished and decorated It In extremely
good taste. The dinner wns well
cooked nu'd served nc beautiful wedding
present chlnn nnd silver. With the
dishes washed nnd put nwny the hosts
and their guest settled down on the
comfortable new clinics In the living
room.
Conversation lugged. The guest be
gan to feel oiit of place. She had told
the bride nil the news she knew of "the
crowd," hnd told several stories of tlie
office, hnd dcscribeil her latest home
made evening dress. She wns lighlirg
against time for the postponement of
that drended moment that' she knew
must come sooner or Inter. She Inst,
The bride got up to get another piece
of catuly from the table enllroly unnec
essary proceeding: nnjbodv could have
bunded her the dish. Of course, she
found It nrccssnr.v to pass her husband
on the way. And then It happened.
With one motion he renched out his
arms, gathered her In nnd pulled (let
down on his lap. Then, while their
guest looked on with a frozen smile, he
kissed her ardently nnd twill n whole
pnrngrnph of "bnbv talk" without Mop
ping for breath. The guest tnnde various
efforts to mnke herself Irvisiblc. Willi
the stricken smile still on her face she
examined the embroidery on her dress,
finding severnj loose stitches.
Ill: tiled ridicule. She laughed
merrily. "You two needn't llnller
jourelves thnt jou le nn old married
couple." she remniked scornfully. "You
haven't outgrown jour honejinnon."
S
Hiirciy. kIio thought. Hi
nine thetn. Hut not at nil -m, .""
bridegroom looked nt her hidC... ,i'8
"Well, how could rf i ,n . r "Vy
ing "somebody ns nice ns this?" i, T '
manded. "Nobody ever l!,,;, ', '"-J
wife did you ever know ntivbnl," ,
beautiful itnd.cnpnble nnd nreeloiit .
wonderful?" nnd ro on. Tl? l,ft.'1
giggled helplessly. " lr,'W
The outsider refused to take imt ij
the conversation, for fear she won'ld i"
voluntarily lapse l,o hah ?$ ;
self, Assuming a thoroughly hnred "
presslon. she withdrew Into her 2
meditations. Finally, the time to Cj
ing arrived. ith Joyou heart ho 31
partqfl, and departing swore n solcnm
oath: "When I'm married, perlm,? i
shall let my husband talk lmbv i.tu
to me. and mav even tnlk It barW
him. Hut T wlil not nllow It h I til
ptesence of others. Not mci i,J)
cured." n
It she learned n lesson from It ncr
Imps this habit of horror has a irdoem
Ing feature. It may be the ltorrlhU
example by which "students" or "oil
glides" nre tnught the ethics of ntarrlM
life. Of course, experience, ns we t.
Jold. Is the best tenchcr, nnd nn t
rgirl wluit not to do If she shrtuld "JJ.
lie III I - null, niiiitiinin, nut MKP OVfTr
other experience that teaches, f i
hard, Oruel lesson ! "
r.Viu!ituiiOioiiui
riiotn lv IVnlral Np
. .... ..v-. . - - i imanciai n-xi in iin- "
kissing. nd Imve not the nppea il)stnmont nv iu.ttlll
"Disguste.1 With novs nnd wm ()f tIlp fU.,nl., M
hv "llgusieil vtunnuj '"'" ""' Pl.t
like to give her a little ndv.ee if Cynthia J.
Games for Club
To Ihr L'dHor of H'oman'a I'aot:
Pear Madam I belong to a club of
W girls who are between the ages of l
fourteen nnd fifteen uud would like to
know of -.onie nice games to play at our I
meetings Would jou please tell me ot
miiup suitable ones? O. i:. L.
If jou will -end me a sclf-nddrced
envelope I will be glad to send jou
some games that ou can piny nt jour
club meetings. They are too long to
print in the column.
Cnr Pa Minn Hair
PETHK and I. bv dint of scrupulous To ,r hdlor ol 01110 , PaBt:
savins, are collecting, piece by i )(,nr .Mmlnm I hae noticed thnt
piece, our green brenkfiit et. AnctrKlj jp mm h nluable information to
spurt of economy, ami 1 come home ot,,., through your wouderful column,
triumphantly carrying a green bowl. , u , ,) im0 lot of dandruff
A prudent" lunch and home tomes 0I) M1J ,on,it jjy nir jH aiso falling.
Peter, delightedly ornigiu;; iu ,h) j w, uk(. to Know wuar to no in
tlie auoe cases. ,i. u. u.
I Your -eulp evidentlj needs treatment.
I If jou cannot do this, try rubbing liquid
; vn-clino on it to keep the hair from
falling out and to make new hair grow .
There are tonic nnd daudruff cures on
the market that keep the scnlp clcau and
free front dandruff.
bringing two c
.. . .,. .! ....... L,it l,tm me
cups. It 1 me cgK tui- i"'"- ""?, "
to the point of this adventure. I here
Is this to be said ot bujing thing
niece by niece one learns to value eneli
Sr And there U always that deligl.t.
ful anticipation of the timr when the
.collection will be complete So with
the egg cups they look like sterling
silver? although, of course, they could
not be for ?1.W. Each l equipijc'd
with o cutter -which is an invaluable
aid in that mysterious and complicated
task of taking the top from the egg so
.that it can be eaten from the rounded
ieup. Mv thought was that jou would
love to have a "company et of these
nni tint VOtl COUIll OIIV iiii-iu
vi.1 nrint It
She tnte she hasn't permitted a bov
to kiss her for showing her n good time,
either b going to a show or partj . and
I want to congratulate her for her gooil
behawor. '
I believe the greater percentage of
peoide. ouug people I mean, saw the
moie "Hearts of the World, will h
hnd a good moral leon in it and which
I beliee I have succeeded in interpret
ing in the right manner to my own ad
vantage and which 1 believe covers till,
kissing "game" completely.
Don't let ctcrv Tom. Dick nnd Harrj
kis ou: it i not sanitnry.
I 'don't believe jou bne met the
right kind of boys or young men. n the
cne may be. because a real man will
not nk 'a girl for a ki unless he ha
proposed marriage to her. In othei
xord "Let jour conscience be voui
guide. NED-
Ask Him Yourself
pimples The thing for you to do.
dear is ak the young man just what
sou asked me. Certainly, if he does not
consider himself engaged to jou he
should be. And if he is not playing
straight break with him nt once.
Soup Kitchen
A miiiii coiner et up lecrntlj by the
Y. W. C. A. in a small southern fac
tory to supplj a warm lunch to the
girls employed theie pinved itself i
linnncial nset in the first week of its
count the out
i increased the
nciording to the factory
lirst week.
manager, and ha continued nt its new
pace. The gill had before thi been
eating at a poor lestaurnnt "across the
way" and spending their noon hour on
tlie street. The soun corner is pic
sided ocr bv a colored chef, n good
duplicate of the "iicim of wheat man,
nnd is direited bv one of the prominent
women of tlie town, who is n member
of the indtistiinl committee of the local
Y W. C. A.
ij.'.-ii- A. 'rvritlien mls. "Ml
wouldn't one feci swanky serwng the
kMnl-fnat PITITS in Stlch fU.V CUP . .
to the meaning of swanky
have to ak Doiothea.
will
T want to tell you about a talcum
powder that hn a number of unusual
feature. First, there is it delightful
fragrauee of many sweet-scented flow
ers. Then in this powder is a touch
of cold cream. And here i the advan
tage in that: It cling ever so much
more satifaetorilj than the inerage
talcum and doe not mark one's clothes.
ICis n delightful powder, and not the
least of it attractivene i the dainty
pink and white box that looks so well
on the toilet table or die.-cr. lhe
price is twentj-ihe i cut.
The Question Corner
Todaj's lnitiliics
What should be done In I In in
vide toiei of a pillow, in the
niakirg. in order to prevent tin
feather from working through'
Dexribe a stilkiug puir of satin
mules.
How ate some of the newest
woven scuif made'.'
When thy hngcr nie stained from
piepariug vegetables, how can
thev be cleaned?
Is it correi t for a man to smoke
when lie Is muking a tail m a
private home''
What i the popular tvle of
blouse for wear with uit-''
Yesterd.ij's Niiswcrs
Miss Oinie Klli-ton. h former
thrntriMil -tar In- gtien up her
singe vvoik to take i lunge- of the
Studio Club n Y W C A or
gnt ization for cnl who ate in
w ork "turijing the arts
Lettuce spinach kale stimg
beans, bfeii.. radishes and cclerv
ran be rnied in a garden thnt has
onlv about tne limits of sun dnili
, A 'onvenieiit home-made clothes
drvet is innile of an old umbrella,
shorn of its (over and propped
open, hung up bv its handle
, The unusual loinbinntinn of oil
cloth and ostrn h feathers makes
a striking hat
Lat j ear's sleiveless sweater ian
be biought up to dut" by sewing
up the unileiaim seam n little,
then picking up the stilihes
around the armhole and making a
short sleeve
, Worn-out silk iimiciwcni mnkes
eicelleut dusteis.
Dyeing a Dress !
To ih. l.ilitor of tVoman' Vane I
Dear Madam 1 have noticed in
the dailj paper how kindly jou help
women. Although my question is a lit
tle out of the oidinnrj. I place such
confidence in vou lliat I am sure jou
can answer it I have an old dress
which my totism gave me a year ago.
It is n yellow taffeta, with many nif
ties, nud has n small bodite of spangly
goods. At present the dress is all
separate ruffles, and I am writing to
jou for tin- cheapest way to ilje this
dre daik blue at home. If jou could
also tell nie whether I should use the
spangled cloth or not. 1 will greatly
appreciate it. a I know no other way
of trimming it. K. II. C.
You can get inexpensive soap dyes at
the stores with which jou can dye this
taffeta dres. You could have the ruf.
Iles hemstitched together to mnke a
plain skirt. The hcmstitchitlg does not
cost very mm h The spangled cloth
would not look veiy well for a street ,
or afternoon dress You could trim the
dres. with georgette crepe, crepe dc
chine or even organdie to match, ou!
might put anv light-colored material
thai j oil i nn ue for this Into the dve
with the diess in order to get it the I
-.iiiic hnde I hope jou will be able
to get a pi tty diess. i
SdlvQ tlie desserl
prbblojjy
NoVolKec
No' delay
Roadj in A Few
minutos.
Popular flavors
CVieeolalo
Golden Vanilla
U tour Grooeraizt
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THERE'S something about Tetley's Orange
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you've, tried it, you keep remembering that clear
deep color, and you keep thinking about that
fragrant taste, and the first thing you know,
you decide that Tetley's Orange Pekoe is the
tea for you 1
TETLEY'S TEA
Makes good tea a certainty
We dpn't like to talk about our
selves, but we cio know how to
blend 'good tea. But then, we
ought to we've been at it for over
a hundred years !
Joseph Tetley & Co., Inc., Nw York
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You Neicr Pan Mare, at liicnzi'i
A'o
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soap which washes quickly
and which does not hurt
her hands.
She knows the soap which
makes clothes snowy white
and fragrant.
That is why a good laun
dress always likes to use
Kirkman's Borax Soap.
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