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JtfKS. WILSON ENTERTAINS
;, , IT INEXPENSIVE SUPPER
With $1 for Shopping, a Wholesome, Appetizing Meal. Easily
Prepared, Was Set Before the Guests
OF CARTRIDGE SILK
41
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Tl.v MltS. M. A. WIISON
tCepvriBl'l- '. h !' W. A. ICIMoh
nji'i rt)f irf. i
TOWATtt) tlio ln.st nf the week
food bndtet was down to Its
riollnr, mifl. whiloon the morrow I would
ngaln have m.v weekly hIIowiuht. 1 rr
fttC to dchtt un tirods to the ncwjnid
jtet nconiinl So when the telephone
rant: find 11 friendly voice nsked if "We.
Tuck nnd I. ,nn run over to supper to
night." I made n ImM.t decision to lmve
these good people til for it simple- old
fashioned supper on the dollar thnt rt
nmlned. my mi:m
Scullions;
Deviled Kscs I otnlu J;tlnrl i n
Hot Hio-uitH nnd Hotter
Apricot Shortcake Ten
Flow I koent inv money:
TWO luinehe nf rnllioll . . .
Seven ess"
One rpiltrt of ne polritoes. . . .
Tlcilll of letlllre
One-half pound of Hpricots..,
eSK
.10
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lo
llies. Cool nnd then remove ftom the
pan nnd split. Kill with the prepared
iipi'lcnts and ton with fruit whip, which
Is nuide hy UKinR
l.rft-ovn- irhilt nf cyy.
Ont-linlf glass of hoiiir-mailr idly.
Heat the mixture with n dover
beater until It hold" its hape.
How to Serve Tills .Meal
Arriiiigc the table in the usual iiihii
ner, and where there is oo miiid serve
the meal on n plntler. Arrange the
deviled eggs eiieh iu tiny crisp lettuce
leave, with a ilnli of paprikn on top
and next it liberal helping nf the potato
salail. On a hiead and bolter plate fold
napkin into a pocket and place in
this four hoi bUciiitx. I'Ihi'm a liberal
cut of butter in the little old fashioned
chip or plnle ami serve the shortcake
on a deserl plate. Hrew n Reuerous
ei vii m nf Kond( te.. and then sll down
and enjoy this repast, knowitiK that il
will nlTonl ample nutrition, een for a
heartj worker.
Total 1-,M
1 had the flour, envoiine. butler and
the usual stores in the houe. -o I
opened the bundle of .callions and
washed them tnorotiKhlt and then re
niorcd about lliree incite of the isreen
fnds. l'lncp the callion in the celery
dish and oer with crnckeo u-e.
Mine the eieen lops tine ami then
1y nt-ii'1 to "e il. the potato salad.
Hard boil the egs and then cool and
remove the -hells and rub the whole,
ecus through n tine -ieve into a bowl.
Now add
One M'ir'""" of nW ii'iled oitinti.
One lin.'iioon nl milt.
One lirtli triupann of jin, ikn.
Out -i1"" '" icosiionn of imiitnrtl.
Tien hihlripouii of inlwl ihrnvmi.
Tiro Itihlripnoti.i of ijiotnl ciefti.
Mold into hall- the -ize of nil KB
and then et m a plnle in the iceho
tinlll needed. Now Wilh the potaloe
nnd place in a saucepan. Cover with
noilinc water and then cook until ten
dor. 'Take ci(ie not to bioik. Prain.
cool nnd then remove the kin and cut
Into -liies. Place in a bowl and add
the prepared -callion lop- anil
One 'cupooii of 10".
Our half Iftipnoi' of ;ii-;ier.
Our cup nl rtffllr.M i.iioMMf ((
in P.
Toss centlv to mi and then set lu
the icebox to chill.
ltlscuit- for lle
Place ti e cup of -ifted flour in n
mizinz bowl and add
Firr Irrrl toblespnon of linking
paiciti.
Our mill oin-liillf Iriifimoii' of inll.
Sift to mix and then run in four
tablespoon- of -horteniut: anil add
Our anil out half rin of intttr.
Work the dough, while in llie howl,
until smooth and an elastic hull Tui
usually take- about tovee minute-.
Knead the dough h for bread and then
turn on pastr board or clean tea
towel ami pat out tiirec-iiuarivr- inch
thick. I'm and place on a baking sheet
and brush the tops of the lii-cuit- with
hortenniL H.tke in a hot oven for
fifteen minutes Oo not add an Hon
when patting out. either mi the board
Or 011 I he towel.
Aprlrol Miorlcahe'
"Wash l he apricots and then place in
a saucepan, with ju-l enough water to
cover. Let simmer -lowly until -ofl
and then -wteten if n-Hcsur : while
preparing the apricot- hake and cool
the cake. Place in a mixing bowl
One Art'f rup of vn'ir.
Yolk of one rui).
One ni'i.
Fivr Inhlfpoom nl hortrniiui.
Tiro nipt o) Httnl Hour.
Vaur In el teaspoon t biking
poinlri .
7'At'ff '"'"'" '"' " 'rotrr.
Heat to mix Ihorouglily ami ihen line
a deep later cake pan with paper,
grea-e and turn in lln tnixtuie. Spread
etenly und cover with the prepared mix
ture. Plai e in a bow I
.-u tihlrtpaaut nf Horn.
h'oin I'lhlrtpoovt of b'oi'ii tiiijor.
Tiro Inblrtponni nt thortenmil.
Onc trnpoon of innntiioii .
Tlllh lielvteen the tip- of the fingers
to make 1 gin .'ind cr.iiuhit and then
f pi end "n m- mo i ihc -hortenke and
bake in moo. i-Mti oven fin ihiriv mill
Next week Entertaining
on a S'J dinner.
company
The Woman's
Exchange
Stain From Oil Stove
to '!' M.(i 0' ICrnOH t'W
Deai .Madam- An oil stove was ups
on mt slttlns toom carpet and m i. i
coal nil .-ortkeil ;n, leaving a lai-Re. uri
stain Will ou kinillt tell mo tlitc.g i
toui muih-talued column IT ton kn.
or some way to i emote It" M. K It
Sciuli the stain with warm walet hi. I
soap luubing it as dry as possible nun
w-.tnl with n diy clolh. It may posslbu- .
show it i leaner i.i tlpm the rest of -he
me for a while but ft will s.mn becon.H
III" -nine coloi rtcmtl
Write to Her
1o hr h,i,it oi H'.i,n.i Pnvt:
I 'ear Madam Klndlt let me know
inrniiKli tour lolumn how I mn find nil
wlictc in; irruurlmotlier s Inrated. The
last time I beaid of her she was located
'ti Argentine llepulilic That was In the
ei of min, ,n tluenos Aires
MISS .1 P.
Wh don't .ton write 'o 'our grand
mother a i bei .l(l juldress and mark
the envelope Pleae For'vatd "? Then
If It soes tu the people who lite there
now. piot.dtr.g she tins moted, they will
natut-Hll.t ask neighbors if thej do not
know wli'ie -he is Wu could write to
the iVns'is Huron u in tha. i :t and asl
about hei if ou hate no u f wttn
your letter
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Adventures
With a Purse
TTATPINS arc beglnulng to como Into
" their own once more. Only the
other night T .atv an extremely xvell
dressed woman wearing n t-lilo tuvhan
of aomedark material devoid of trim
ming except for a vivid hntpiu of wimc
i queerly shaped alone, One ahop has
I pairs bf lovely deep green hatpins. Tho
stones are slightly twisted In nppenr-
nnce nnd are over an Inch In length.
lMncetl nt n becoming angle in a dark
' hat, they xvotild make n vivid splash of
I color. The price of the pair Is seventy-
! five cents.
The shampoo, which is the subject of
his ndventure, leaves theNhnir glorfsy nnd
'olive." lonklnr with a sheen nnd brll-
I llnnce much to be desired. Hut It w.lll
do more. It leaves In the hair a faint
elusive scent of lavender old English
lavender, tt comes lu granulated form.
.easily soluble, and the bottle, costing-
sixty-eight cents, should Inst for many
. shampoos, for one uses only a scant
iliiantily at a time.
i!
MAKING FUN OF PEOPLE IN
TONES THAT THEY CAN HEAR
Is a Regular Practice With Some Girls Who Arc Old Enough
to Know Belter They Should Have Been Taught
When They Wcvc Younger '
, ,
laugh starts on the other end of your
tongue, nnd for tin reason nt nil you
snicker. The. snicker becomes n Chuckle
nnd before you know It, there's' n well
developed ense of "the giggles" on your
hands. You -tan't stop It. All you
can do Is look about nnd find some
thine tnntrlble to blame for It. You
laugh Immoderately at the fact that the
ins
Send K self-addressed, stnmpsd
envelope to the. Editor of 'Woman's
Page, or call Walnut .'1000, for
names ot shops where articles men
tioned la Adventures with a Purse
may be purchased.
In the Bedroom
THE suburban car was crowded with
the Usual morning commuters. A
number ot people were standing In the
nlsle, nnd all the .seats were taken. Al
most all. In one place on that long
sent you know that "long sent."
there were three girls somewhere. In
their twenties. They were hnvlng n long conductor on llio trolley car lifts
nnd extensive giggle, which seemed to
lie part of their regular morning roil '
tine. There would linve been room for'
one more person beside them, but they
were sitting In comfortable nttlttideH,,
taking up more than their share of
space.
Due of the passeugtrs was standing
directly In front of them, swaying nnd
bumping With every' ierk she tried to
hint that she might be more out of
their way If she were silting beside
them. Finally she couldu't stand it1
any longer.
"Would you'iulud moving up a Mill
so that 1 can sit down there?" she I
asked. . I
They stared at her, an if she had
nsketl them to give her their pocket
books. Slowly nnd reluctantly I hey
moved up, still silent, still resentful.
Then tlulr remarks started.
"Would you mind moving up.' oua
tinM' at it II t ! Isll rttt .
wuuu n pun uic uuiu unere ft tmiti '
futmy about it but nt least U'l , Ah'Bl
thing to laugh nt. Everybody i.T" !1
stands ,tlint kind of giggling y V,1"3" '1
fectly hnrmleVs." ""'"" DUt u . .
These glrN didn't have thai kl,i
giggles. They were old euoig, to L6 '
ninetlllnrr In tnlit. I. ..1 1 . -l0 UD'I
laugh. They were simply tryW . I"
disagreeable nnd having vcrv good .. '
cess. You'vo seen ik 'H (
afternoons sitting on bench. t"nf
park thnt you have to walk throiivh '
"My, all dressed up 1" tl,eye!eii, '
mocKitigiy. staving nl your "hi:"V I
hat. You gaze steadfastly forward 'ru
Intiirh cnntenintiiolislv. "vi.i o.'..J.,1T
about-.it, tool" "'o.ueimp,
Tin' only remedy for this k,..j .
"pest!' Is a good snnnklnir! f".l
ttiiiiitelv, as n perfect stranger f
lirohably wouldn't do any good'n. '
nn.tliow. ny dint smnnhn,i.. ...".
them when they were young' '
catch.
n attractive blou-e to wear oer a while shirt for morning wear In (lie
-inuiiier. touch of color is gained by the orchid ribbon run through a
wide heading at the neck. The large hat is (rimmed with fruit In (lie
-nine color. The wide band of -lib at the liips is an allraitive and lie -coming
feature of the hbiii-e
Please Tell Me What to Do
y CYNTHIA
Ho not wash a brass bed. Simply"' t iem..iocKefi in nu nuecie.. voice,
wipe away all dust and remove any tin- Lnm' p" M " bit of wit.
ger marks bv rubbing lightly with a . "Ought to have a special car!'
piece of chamois very lightly damp- '"'.'fyV'' ""other one.
ened. Ohstinnle spots can be removed , " l J m wa H,e car tyoiildn I
with a slight appication of prepared ! Vl' n'';u P "Plf who J-ant stand
clmllj, m the aisle, giggled the third.
! All these remarks were loud enough
The hard and fast rule of making the , for the oilier unman to hear. Thej
beds with the large hem of the sheets nl . were meant to be. They continued un
file head end can be broken. This old.tll the gigglers reached their destina
method does not give the linen eipial tion nnd left the car.
wear, for the foot end -oils much more' ,,,,.. .. T- , , , , , ,
thnny any other part of the sheets, needs rpHEA weren t school girls who just
more rubbing in lauudering nnd wears i X naturally had to giggle and couldn't
out sooner. It is better to reverse the think of anything better to giggle nbout.
sheets, using the wide hems at the head Rvirybody xvho has ever tieeu young
one month and the next month using mn sympathize with that. Everybody
them at tlfe foot end. I knows how It feels to "gel going." A
"Broken-Hearted Girl"
Mt dear, cut off all friendship inline- I
dinleK with this man. It Is liar,tWoi .ton, i
of coirse, but the man is entiicl tin
ishl.t eten thoiiKh they i-iclitf nll earned
It. What say you?
TUG Hi;'K PHIVATK.
Pel haps some of our cx-soldjers will
.( Precaution
take up the discussion with you.
wort lit .
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tter even arsuc In answer to -ucii , i yntnin s tiutiKine tnere a'e reasons lor
term ns he propose-, older him out or I It nnd icasons n:alnst tlt. 11 seems
torn home If ton hate no f.itlui oi , the opinion of those w'm hnve been
bioihef lo kick him out In tho service would be more valuable
j than thai of one on the outside.
i. ntnia is giao ton cor ino luiorniH-
Heforc toii m-e new iron Rem pans or
T., i frvinrr nans rense them well and put
them jn the oven to dry out. slowly, -luc
fat fills tip the pores und prevent rust
ing.
Do
Some of the Best Books
In ll.r t',tou. o n ,,. , ;,
Hear .Madam- I wonder If von could
help .ultise m,. ti icKard to a ionise ol I
le.iillni; am :, nunc married woiimii
with a few houi-eaih dat on mt hands i he.ii
which I tviiuld lile i 'i, in h to spend mt t-e
In profitable teadini: I lit., near 11
llbrarx and bate lit-en 'eadtns; a meat
deal, though I Ain alia.d lc a hnphutdid
anil slipshod fa-hloti What I would
like I- -ouie mimes of good liook- which
ate tecogtnzsi as the -tdiidard of good
llleratiiie. . Miriiii.- the course of m
education I. of course ie,ml and studied
"Jeoige Hllot's works, most of Pickens
Rdgni Allan Poes and the iioetr' ami
-hort stories i ailed for in an ordinal t
high -chool curilculuni. Stdl I know
there is a lot of cood fiction I hate not
lead, both m the pa-i and ptesent gen-
eratlon- quotations from which I come
a.ross ipuie often, and this miiken me
feel I hate not been so thoiough in niv
' course of readme as 1 high', hate hecn
MRS. '
Th! is almost loo eteii.-ite a uueiy
lo he answeted In the paper ot ever In
I man Thi'e aie o mant good books in
I 'he not Id The nu'hors. a few of them,
whom vou will hear uuoted most often
include' Hoberi I.oui- Stevenson. Wash
ington li-fng. Hudt.ud Klt'HiiR. I'harle
Klngslet.J M Harrle John (i.il-worth .
Nathaniel Hktvthoriie l.uui-a Ak-ot"
Mark Twain. Mr- Humphrt Wnirt
Kdith Whaiton Sarah nine .leweti. W
P llowells. MHrgaiet Poland, ijliter
Wendell Holmes. Thomas llardt Arnold
H-unett. the Henson- V ' and K. I' .
MKJrice Hewlett. 11 'i Well-. Matthew
Xrnold and of rou'' lane Vi-teli. Sir
i Walter Sent t and Kbiiabeth Haskell s
I'ranford Theie ,ne moie. ot .nurse
hut this .-melt oucln to sta'i t,m at
least. The nam's I hate glten ton are
chosen fr.im 'miner nnd preseni iimei-.
but thct a e ill authois nf good lepu'r
delightful -ttle and wonderful .ihillp
I know i will enjot leading ant boo1..
inm .. , , fl r t in the libra rt hi .ui'
nf tlie.. alilllot'S
"Dimples"
Your tfi-est ilan would he lo do
tiothinc The toung man Is disgusted
with 'be continual -.wtatiKllng nt tour
home l.ei him take a room lsewhere
lie w ,l miss ou then and if he reallt
lotes Mil wIP still warn to marrt ton
po mil ko aftei lum all the time, no
inm, :k. a woman lo seek nun. "
liV's in do the conning himself.
tlon required, x on did not state you
had to know hj Saturda.t He ill re to
send a copj of that storj to us. Hope
eterything Is well with ou and ours
Answers "Just Plain John"
ohn." It would he a verv hard tirnno- I
be would be i virion lo -lip nit uaiiie under your door,
illil thai lie MM.I l..:.! I ,ln, uf,.nl.t f'.tilliin v'finld !
' . ..... ......
Not Cultivate This Friendship
i nthia I am a toung ladt n
and am fond ot dancing.
Seteial nights ago a toung Kenue
iMiin .!... hd lienn 111 the llllbtt of ..l!l
inir ouiie eirulatlt mt It. il me to n large I
iniblic da'.ie tin the niclu of the dan
1 leceited a mo-sage Plat
iimihle to . otiie until later
bud motnled a .paitiici. The
gentleman neter came
mi .. .. -I... It.- n ii, .l.il-lf uil liilt O'l Vh
1 IIP t'.M U. X IU" rt IWIt'f.iJ-1 v. .'.. m- , . ,
no reason- H has nm called sin..- , 4"ii can hud many Must Plain
A girl friend nf mine sats he alttnts' .Mnrt- ' if you look in the right place-,
dot- things like that Here'- wi-hing .ton luck, anyway.
Now. 1 don I know wneinei ne mo u
liurno-elv or no Miould 1 continue oui
friendship? Pis I r.i.ssr.p. , nfn,j,i fynlliia wouldn't
It would not -eetn worth while to cul- prove. You're right . Mary,
mate a friendship with a man who is.
.1.. .... . .... lo. I!., nrdttit ,.. Iilm '
.1 iiiii.- ..- .., -.,. v
if he call.- but do not make other en
gagements with him.
i Auntie's Shirts
l First four line- by Robert Louis Ste
venson, balance by mei
Whenever Auntie moves around.
' lr-r dresses make a curious sound.
They trail behind her un the floor.
I And trtlndle after through the door. .
II '
Now' this, of course, was long ago.
When Auntie's skirts were wide and
low.
They trail no longer up the. floor.
I 'm. t-i.,in.llA uftni thpniieh the done
Dear ft nthia - Please print these few I ..nl SKi., ftf Auntie's now is found,
inr in tour column to Mu-i Plain ; SomP flftePII in,.1M 0ff the ground.
The sight of ii. we think, might stun
Her nephew. H. I,. Steventon.
Harry Hnuiilfon, in the Delineator, j
How Will It End?
.V W W You must leain lo stand
on vout men fen! ichf.fi nu le:tH Hi'hnnl
'' I It will depend on ourelf whether nu
keep to high Ideals or drop to your tot
mer one- Work baid. prat for help
and ton will suiceed
SHE JUST DYES
. EVERYTHING NEW
tOIIIIU , , , .!,..,
'i"i M''imi s'i inuni ii. i.ixiiiiiii.uii- ,,'
that u IEiiI " hut I'lnin l..l.n '
sunt (.. 1 n i iiir-i, t nun 'ill
"Diamond Dyes" Save Shabby,
Old, Faded Apparel
,iil iitiiimisS.SlMS-S.S,S..."sW"-
Don't nrorr.T alionl perfeet resnlts. Uie
"Diamond Djrs," guaranteed to give a
new. rich, fadeless color to any fabrlt-.
whether It be wool, silk, linen, cotton or
mixed coods drrsurs, blouars, storking,
skirts. ehlldrrn's cul, feather, cirs
prrlet, tnverlncs.
The Direction Honk nllh each package
tell so pllnl.T how lo diamond d.te over
nnj color that .ton ran not make a mis
tnkr. 'In tnalrh nn mnterlal. have rlruclst
show jon oDIamond D.te" Color Card.
Adv.
tke Perfectly toned
CORSET
mm a.
i v 'Sa tiffin
V"jcL ,infnii
it VNiyE3fi'wVsBit fBIMififfff
t
I A7EAR LA RES'STA n"d keeP yur fiRU'c
youthfulJigurz
yours for the
Asking
youngr. SPIRABONE tay placed at Ihc
hips, combined with LA RESISTA designing,
mold thdt figure and create, aswcll as preserve,
exquisite lines of Youth and Style.
Adaptable to any type of Figuro
Prices, $4.50, $5.00, $7.50 and up
Spirabone obtainable only in La ReiUta
n excellent aiwrtmenl of La Uealstn fToiaets. and
experienced titters to give careful personal service to all
customers, at
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER'S
And other firt-clai stores
VI
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'.HSr IM.AIN MAI5Y."
np-
To a Little Sufferer
He's an Englishman
i hear t'.tnlhia I love a ninit who,
1 iiltljouch he i.- Knclish. ha- many sood .
trail-, lie has noi the characteristics i
Mt de.ii I know this i- a little haid'of mol Kncli-hiuen. bur I nm Afraid
to swnllow but if It is tine thai none , they will come out ill later life. Would'
of tour familt -how.- ton ant affection. )lnt nn existence then ne intolerable"' '
lis the, e not pet nap ome i eas.,,i on ;, sil.0 iv,. hinx dearly, would il be
i tour part for ihis condition of affair.-'' .. j , ,,:.. Ilim ,.,' ti.''i"l'V
.Make up tout mind that you lute VUm to uw lMm "I' ' l-hlJ.
them and do Ioviiik iIvirs for thoni ' I.ove mii-t rule the-e matters. As
and oj will e.- thet ..ill clmnite in a .Cynthia -aid iu the coliumr recently
' .eks Hut oii inuM chanBe your- KnKli-h. Scotch nnd Irish wa.ts nnd
I fm-.. than other nnrmns; iu fad, there is
, very little diflerence, lleiter folio (v
i T. B. P. Writes About Bonus ; the ilntate-of tour heart when it. ,.mp.
ledr ttmli..l I te been wondei mik , ,0 nv" rn"Sc- 4
wii.it the in e-"ine -ei t ice conesnnnd-
ems of ion' .olimiii tiling r the pro
po-ed soldiei nmus- would u he worth
disc usslns ' I'ci.-onallc. I'm against il Veit ' Ibe piihllsliei of M- bnns
fn. I fee' ,il .iboill ml n . enl of tlir i- nitp In eel ' opt Al) Imnh -toto
nfipienf- would ini,l b. mr.r,.- fool- ..-incite t oij tin .tdduss
:'l
To Charles B. n.
Mrs, Wilson
Answers Queries
Deai Mr- iUnn Will w. .
pla-e -tnte what sienadine irupi
is marie from and the name of i t "
beautiful ' oor and oblige. K I.
This inlor and iccipe for the mnnu
facture of srenndiue is -eci-et and is
fullt pioiei-ied ht ionrlcht and mat
n"l he publi-hed
Mr
(lesr
Ii i nd 1 1 i '
ream ' I
and at ti"i
Yo'li tretw
Pound ie.
Would ion
cipe lor H
everi writ
Wil-nn
me ji ;ind
'nii'e trie, I
Z i' hard
IKIIAH
nj mixture is til lauli
line and nicits'jre. isini;
either a dipper 01 howl I - three
roearure- of n and one noasiin of i o, K
r ice cirsin -all
DHr i W'lsnli l"e..e el
ttif know ilioujlj tnni foliiinn t
rrusherl onis inr healthful lor a hnbt
one our i.'il 1'len-e let in'' U"
how if I, i
ni m; nTiir;i:
Ves i 'mil, thi-ec and one hn . f rnnt
In doiib'i ii
Two Quotations
In 'I -fl'-n' n' 11 o"1" VoQf
tif.ii Madam Will ton Kindl 'ell
-Ot'i'isli ineinsefl cntelope where a leer
in .lolm .Md'otrnm-'k will lenib lum
le.- what and bv whom came the fol
'nwtiiR ' Ml is not told thnt plittors"
and "If wishes were horses hegsarft
would ride'' MHS !" I..
Irihn McCormack s addies is ctven
as .Ml Fifth avenue New YorU. Letters
addressed lo hltn thete will reach him
safely
There ate three different soutces foi
the rtt-t quotation that ou aslted itboui
ShaU-nente m Vet II Scene 7. of the
.Mercbnvt of Venice ' said. "All thai
,,M-! is no! sold ' I'lini. in Ills "i uje
ia , I'Htnnte ''ar ' -nid '.Vor nil lhai
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Try Ivhis' Chocolate
Bon-Bons at your
grocer's today. We
have given him a
limited supply for
free samples.
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The (Juration Corner
I inl.lt '- lllliuil'ies
I. Mow ii. di-riinliou ii'liend n .i
Hood ionkini: etnhroidereii oie---
J lle-cilln il ii-llU lenrp'pieie f.il
ihc Mm ilsi table
i. How -hoiild 'lie lii king and
I'l'dlni'l . "I II lllllnw In tt.lelled'
I, Wil'i if I lie -ilk llll- hei ollie II '
loit ihat i nn hi' u-ed lo i-Ioii
i r-e n h irenes- ''
o. When -hoiild a rine Ii. imi m'k
ill :iie Iniilal pioce-sinn
Ii Wlral mliir in sloe- i popnli
lor rieel Mear''
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t, Ahss Carmen Aguutnldo a iu
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ueui rtl me i uiteraiiy im iiiiio"-.
is the dnushter of a Filipino who
was formerly famous hs a rebel
hieflain
'J. Illack. white, hronn and tiarr
nine ale the rorri'ct i olor.s for
stteet Meat in silk sloi kings
il. An distiii iron turned iip-nde
don n on it- stand innke- a "n
ten', nl iniill -loti
I lln,- -no .'d In- rolled no inie,i.
U," be'i't; lolded when tlM'V :l I
.10" 'I i' M fo 'he -innii'i'i
T I in no hi t i ili ' u It be srown in
I lie 'ilt ctv'dcp whirh ha- oul a
wnall hpiiit
0. Cordui'ty shonlrl be hunt un 'he
line dripping without heme
"run out. It shoufd be bruihed
nit lroiMd, when dry.
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BUILDING A FAMILY
A poorly nourished family is a liability; a well
iiourisked family is an asset-a selfsustainind,
se-reliant defense aoin3tKunor and want.
Shtedded Wheat is the perfect food
for children and rowmips. Contains all the
vTiole wneat
.Two of these
l.iil 1 i1 !!. A. 1 .1 j j1
crisp imie loaves or DaKea wnoie wneaxwitn.
liot inilk or cream fcr breaklast will mal you fit
for -the daysjwork. Delicious with fruits.
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U-4ir.Kiil-lirW a atnontc ir ThO TArnnla urhaot Li k
3 nrenared in a didestiLle form.Two of ihese O
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The Ivins Baker has made some delicious
dgoodies in his 74 years' baking experience, but
Chocolate Bon-Bons are his masterpiece!
A "crunchy" butter-cookie, witha top of
pure marshmallow, the whole covered with
rich chocolate doesn't that sound good?
You should taste them !
"flttfcar of Goatt Biteultt
in Phittdelphi Since 1846
Chocolate Bon-Bons- are always fresh at
grocers !
delicious.
As pure and wholesome as they aro
J. & IVINS' SON, Inc.
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ton - thousand' dollar nu
oixio that makes it unnecr
easary for human hands to
touch CHOCOLATE BON
BONS in tho. making.
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