8 If ' k l I) w A ' EVENING PUBLIC tEDERPHlABEHtAr Tai&EDATTrj4AY 18," 1,020 u .t !H '': ,i 'MS. WILSON GIVES HINTS OF PROPER WA YTO PROVIDE Pldlming Well-Balanced, Economic Meal Not So Hard if the Housewife Puts Her Mind on It PRIZE MENU CONTEST! , LISTI.N to this, liousowhcs! IIci-c'h a rliaiii'p to show how clever you uro nt cntttiiR the high cost of living. C'nu jou tVetl four people for tlltiuor on ?1.G0? If you en'u , SEND IN YOUR MENU And Join the coiitwt In the KvEM.Vd I'usMi' Lnxir.n for the best mcuu each week. There will he cnh prize. First $2.50. Second- Third $1.00. llules: The food mentioned In the menu inut he staple, hciisonnble fppiN, ttnd the winner must be utile to pre-.ent the sales slip for the uuiterlnli lined. Write your nuine. address nml the dntu distinctly. Address all menus to .MH.N. Ull.MJ:v .MKM CONTEST. KVKNINti ITIJUC M-:i)(ii:i. INDKI'KNDKNC'IJ StRAHIJ. Show others how you fool the II. ('. of I., mid malic some pin money into the bargain. THK CONTEhT STAItTK!) YESTKHDAY. $L00. The New Sleeves A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose J ny MKS. M. A. WIION (CopurloM, 1910, lu Vr. M. I. WUkm. riahth Tttrrvtd.1 inro taboo by the woitmn who is light All iiib the hish co-t of food. When It N m-ecisiiry to Imve nirnt l.illy it mnv be T ACK of mnmijci'tnoit In imwhnlHB "women with cci-nilx for ment lonf. or I . ..tin-! .i... eroouettes nr in nu imlimn nt ,il,l, .. ; , jM-Tit5 5, Wsfl Jasaft.".!: . m m ( nniiiiirii'nv iiiii ill iuin-n ... - -- mini coxr. j-,..,.- i l... 1.. mtii tj frnm the formlmr of the honsehoM btnlRet. . ,lK woninn who it most anxious m." t ....,.,.. t ,nv mifelv snr. n l" . """xrvo iier money the tireless .... i- .. .nt..V mnlorltv of think- l.V'!K!T ''' mi liable nl). This cooker t ::."' ...i... f.,1 ,i.; ,l,nv mii.t keeni ". MxeiiHi-lny-hox. U a real fm i"tZ In m id I. fact" that plan- I ',"' '" e reduction of the food hudiet. Si S:,BnV.ii' .. ... IU not a fad. or ' hrlf today is f,.irl- this method . fWm m W - Itt IT "1 t oiihiili: KM Ml I IK II tl I'fltltitllltinl tiit fif Xto'o;tZ Vo .nir " f-l- ft-l and f : food pia . i to ffis-sVive. "SvTrt.s'K , v-lt fcrt-Coiir sr, "is? t.ruT.Mil II (' I liictiml lo.s. of im-ar. due to shrinkage of! lieip lUll. . - U'r""' l"flS the process f cooklns 1" Now It U quite ens, or Jl nost o-, per cent les, than that which occurs experienced housewife to an n a wiile the food is rooked unnii the mir. nnced meal and nhadww ni i irr i.. r. f f ,,lp . ,, . and to accomplish thin she m it it ,, of xitll, VJl , , hn necessity iilan a menu for seerai iiajs. If noTthe entire week. V ".' " ''""'rves tile flavor or essence And uK her familv nre em- ""1 the juices which naturally escape ployed at strenuous and cxhnu?tin 'rn the process of cooking and which, manual lnbor. she can safely cut down I '"' food is cooke.l upon the stove. during th -warm weather about two- niornti or boll away. In the fire thirds of the meat supply, and re- '- cooker thes,. j,,P tm. alI ,,,. if ...in. . ll.enil .let ol fresii !""" "" i" "i 01 u crnvj. They aro nearly all shoit or open, flaring ours. The corded affair in tlm renter Is ery new and the slashed sleeve at the left show 5 the chiffon foundation tliioiiuh the opeuiii!;. The cuffed Icre with buttons is altracthe, and the stlc at the 1 Iptit Is w.oin more than any other, the short hlmnnn slme WOIID comes from I'urls that lone fair, hut shows the new placing of the sleeves are dulls increasliiR in fnvor ' fullin'x. It extends, in simple gathers but as fnr as New York goes the nb- 1 'o u line midway below the elbow and belated sleeve still looks too good to be ' wrist, where the fullness is disposed of d'scardcii: You must always reckon 1 "," "'fee cords. It is finished with a with the fact that our climate Is nulte a . ! rlfl' "f the same material. bit more trying iu summer than is that 1 , 'clow this Is a picturesque Meeve . 1 ... ..!-.. 1 .i. ttrt nn.i in. .-mi. .... . uuri-f'ssar.v wasie iuiikcs a uo noi semi nil-! 1.1 i" i..'- - oeful want, lleln th.. liif.1. ,.. ,.f nr. still in fnvor, there is Fome tendency to iciihui-ci-ih i nuziiueuiuu en expect s:uisiacior res.ms. t... , . , '- ,.uinsv the shane ofthesleee. There Is ' wnen 11 was ine tail to wear sla U ture .i money lor in.- u. .,....,., , .,.,..,,' , :""' ,, ', , n fullness at or below the elbow that is l Karmcnrs slushed doublets and slas ,nlr", ' .,.:... r.i"., ."in :...; and then that each ounce Is full, 1 suggestive of DIrectoire styles. At tin" s.oi laciicrswn 1 uie ouject of i onu uic huunu-iisi- "i i" 1 , .,.. 1 1..1..1.1- .... ' .. ir- . ir tl... si..ii. 1 iniini- inn mnv miw 01 siiowiue -iic I'uiuoruie materia x m .. .. ...... ........ ... :.'.i. i.u.i.iii..... v 11 . iih'.i ". ' ..,. ..... ..... .--- .. reason sup on your mil ui... .-... tl. .im.il... straieht kimono sleeve, inst uclicntll. ncrsonally visit tlie markets. . .t.....i ...i,ii, ,,. i.,,,,.i,.i 'i.si 1 Florence Itose will I1..I.1 1.... ,. Tccctables. entrees and made dishes, l l.itravnganco in any form is ulgar, nlnds and cnod des-erts. wane irue economy is tlie essence of re . . ' .......... .... 1- . .. . . j inn-Hi. in. 1 iiuccrssar.v waste makes a th expen ma bey this and SInnv statisticians claim, and with! flf- TA721.. personal investigation to substantiate I irifO. VV llClUTl their claims, that In n large city ncariv 1 40 per cent of tlie food purchased by tju; A MCiiiflt'C fiimvinc family is bought by the childrun and flll2Wlb KJWiYUib that !." per cent is selecteil over the; telephone and that only l." per tent N D..ar Mrs. AVlNon v.'ould ,ou personally selected by the housewife kindly l.-t me know liow ti make herself. ' inayiuitinlse dressinj., the kind in To help the inexperienced housewife which cgg. lemon and olive oil nre to plan 11 menu that will feed 11 fam'lj orfour. she should ser,e a protein food once a day, preferably in the cwnitig. allowing as an average four ounces of uncooked meat per person. With this she must serve a starchy vegetable, one green vegetable, a salad and a desseit. The choice of aoup is optional. Xlle soup is siiminaiur ami ii'-iii- i. 01 inns. f However, the sleeve that still occu pies tirst place ill popularity is quite the simplest sort of sleeve that jou could Imagine. It is cut In one with the bodice and ends above the elbow. It is a joy to the. dressmnker, amateur or 1 finished with a very wide cuff emliel llshed with four large buttons. The prototype of this sleevo was to be found on the coats of men in the DIrectoire period, and is suitable principally for cloth. At the left of the skctcli is a three. professional, who needs vex herself oer,inartcr-length sleeve of silk, with the no cuff or elaborate trimming. , foundation sleeve of chiffon showing Now. although this simple sleeve Is luroiiKii open; g. mis is really lasnions. shed bed ourse, .orn in. summer in I'aris and which we were so your clothes problems, send your letter reluctant about taking up. w ith enclosed stamp to this newspaper On tlie jignre in the center is tlie new . ior iciuj.j corded sleeve that is quite u simple at- I t'oi right. lniO, by Florence note THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE Usui .' .My (1'ietor lias told me to iisi it as it is very pood for my particular ailment. I have looked all through your recipes but cannot find one. Will appreciate very much if you can help me out. MUS. M. i). ding bells" hanging from doorvvaya and chnndellcrs. On the refreshment table have a shower of the bells and white ribbons ......(, ...mi iuu cnamieuer, ami d- I.-.U- unyir 11 nave a "hrlde and Mayonnaise Dressing Hub yolk of one hard-boiled ess prepare the digestive tract for the food. I throuirh tine si(.,o. Now add One-half pound of lima. navy. sy or , ,w o ,. ,,,.,;,, ,.,.,;, r, u rq kidney beans, dried, green peas and, o,i,-mi.rr.- r.Mi,u 0 mustiml. DlaCK-eyeu peas or lenuis may repiu..- ( . ,,,,,. ,., ..,,, the meat portion. Three ounces of , cheese, in cutlets, two hard-boiled eggs. In cutlets, and one-half can of crushed com in corn pudding, vegetable loafs and croquettes are also available. The expensive chops, steaks and roast (hir trimioon of lemon juhr. lteat to mi : then add lovvly one cup if oil. Season to tnsto. Entertaining the Bride I To the Editor 0 It'omaii'n l'aae: I Pear Madam I would thank -viu to 1 n.t..iaA ...a am tn thn nroTier nro..flll re ... . . .. ..." . ..,.. ... rectly under It have in run nuiau xor 11 leu. or buihc muu ... 1 1,, 1,1 -.,', ., .,.: ,,.-.,- .-- .- .-..u i" . . . . .... 1 : ..ia.s..i, inu iiiue uuijh, uress(i in ... .. u 1. .a l.i hnnnr nf I. .nlnr l.pl.tn. ...i..A i. L ' "D"u ill lutrij i" ' t,"- -..w - .,. Iu,., .,,,,,-. 4l gUm ot; eiy nice bride, bv one of the brldeBinaids, at the for the bridal party to (rive a present to home of the bridesmaid in the ev.ning fa f" U ,m at ry Inviting only the bridal party, which I each 0110 will Klvo are plenty. lieueve, consisis ui ivnunu ... ... !'-- u is noi necessary for you to have ticular case. I would also like to have regard to decorations, rc.rfeshnli.nti. eic ,llc sirlH al, boutonnlercs to the boys and especially should a gift be presented J or you could kIvu the itlrls inexpensive The Question Corner Today's Inquiries 1. What use can be made of a faded velvet tam-o'-shanter hat crown' 2. Describe a novel accessory for the slimmer porch. 3. What pretty headdress is at tractive for the June brides maid V 4. How can the skirt of nu silk or satin evening gown he used after it has become too shabby to be used as a dress? C. What fad is being introduced by some hostesses at teas ami wedding breakfasts? C. How is organdie u-.(d with light taffeta dresses? Yesterday's Answers 1. A pretty ratlin shopping bag is made in a tilet mesh, with a woven handle, and is decorated with flat felt flowers iu bright colors. ". Ink stains can easilv and quickly Is- removed from the hands bv moistening the head of a match and rubbing it over the stains. 3. To fasten pearl buttons on a dress so that they are easily removed when tire dress is to be washed, sew them on a safe ty pin Removing the pin. attach the buttons to the dress by single cord, nnd run through the dress aud between the under side of the button and Un crossed tin cads. 4. The easiest wav to mix color ings with btittcnne is 10 set it on the stove while cooking is going on nnd allow it to melt until ver soft. It is then easily molded, aud the color evenly distributed. C. An apron that has straps cross ing iu back and attached both at the shoulders and at the hips has attractive pockets made bv the joining of the straps at the hips. 0, A dainty summer dress of blue dotted white dimitv has rows of narrow ruffles edged with plain blue around the skirt, separat ing to form a plain panel In front. Adventures With a Purse yor present given at a date near the wcu- Sh'ould I as a bridesmaid entertain -Ir.ir give favors of some sort for the occasion, or give corsage bouquets to the clrls and something else to the boys, or Jnat whnt should I do in a. case like this? have Helen to thank for tliis ! I hone I have given you sufficient in- . , . ., , , . , foimatinn to enable you to ascertain enture, for. strictly speaking, it 5"T ,. hat I am trying to do and 1 , is not my adventure at all. She came 1 know you will be able to give ine some , , 1 r . i.i fi-v Interesting Information anu point- in yesterday fresh from a most exciting s along this line. S. v S. land satisfying shopping trip. "For Vhv don t ou have a miscellaneous vv.eks." s . said. "I have threatened to o;V ''".Sn'eVVe"?. ' buv a diess, but I honestly hated tolling foolish. Inexpensive little gifts, stall looking, what with prices and one j that tU ft,,'""?,- ea.f "f tfme I thing and another." Hut, nnyhovv, to HO tM!U 0u can hide them and have u make., long ,.or short, if you know ( hum q I what 1 mean, she has bouglit her dress, Hil,all rolls, coffee, and ice-cream. ,11ml I hasten to tell you about it. it is cither t-irly in the evening or later, , , ,, . . , ,., , , 11c. ordlng to whether you have your I a dark blue taffeta, with a round neck ' '"1'v stl,niB !lt dinner time or after adorned with a crisp little white collar ard If vou have the refreshments . ,, ,,., , ., , ., rrst nlar a few games afterward lam aud vest. 1 he skirt is embroidered with "nillriic Vou same games, and you can iiiuuil elides iu gray yarn, and at each t.ie the "hunt for the gifts us a surprise, hip is a tiny wing that stands out For decorations use the Juno flowers In ipeitly. giving u decided piquant effect, profusion, and have little white vved- It, the dress, of course, bad been re- 'duced to $'.27. Now I have no particular " 1 reason for supposing that you want u ! dress exactly like Helen's, although , dear knows, you could go far and do 1 worse; hut my point is this there are other dresses at the same shop, verv smart and at surprisingly ra-ouable prices. ' What is thut pretty piece that 1 everybody is humming ami all the or chestras are playing?" questioned Dorothea, as she industriously sewed the hem of her new overblouse. Does it 'go like this?" I asked, as I took nu a I serious manner unci carefully hummed tlie first few bars. "Yes," sin. ,.x- claimed delightedly, "that s it." Now I have no doubt that you have heard it' for it has epiite ruptured our city. lut I thought that perhaps, like Dorothea you clo not know the name of it. Hut I shall be glad to tell you the name, and then when you go where I shall tejj you nnd ask the nice man to play it for 1 .vou you will sigli with relief. "Yes, that's iv At last I kuow the name of it." favors ut this party, but they would add advice in . J he enjoyment. If you want to b.ivo .lLiiti etc ,e" ou i'.uM Klvi; ,h'' I'ouauetH to iltnn, eic. j ,llc sirI all, boutonnlercs to the bovs nresented 1 or you could uIh Hie ..iriu inu. .r. ' to the bride-to-be from the bridal party j ',.nK?;le ''asps and the boys' necktie n. f whoK besides the Individual K0-'' P'"'. bu "' at all SHE HUNG HER HANDBAG ON THE BACK OF HER CHAIR So That It Lay on the Lap of the Woman Behind Her When She Forgot It She Suspected the Other Woman of Having Talccn Ii y SIID was slttinjr in n box at the theatre. Her handbag annoyed her by constantly sliding off her lap, and so she hung It carelessly over the back of the chiilr. The fact that It Was al most on the, lap of the woman behind her, and that it bumped the other woman's knees every time she moved, made no difference to her. She calmly disposed of the bug, and went on to enjoy tlie play. The other person forgot about the bag iu the fascination of the stage be fore her. When tho performance was over, she rose to go, gathered up her things, and started out of the box. The other occupant of the box reached the door nt the- same time, nnd she stood nslde -to let her pas. The first woman reached the door of the theatre before she discovered the loss of her bag. She hurried back to the box, but the bag had gone. She had a sudden recollection of the other woman standing nslde to let her gq,out first. "She saw the Iuit hanging there on my chair." she decided, "and saw her cliance when I went out first. Well. I'd know her if I saw her again. She wore a blue dress with henna embroid ery on it. JJut, aren't they clever, though?" An usher hustled up Importantly to know what she had lost. "My bag." she said. "Tlie wpman In the' box with tnc must have taken it. it was hanging 011 the back of the chair " Hut the usher bent over uml gvooed In the dnrkness beneath the chairs ami brought Up Ihe bag. It had slmplv fallen off the chair. "Oh!" remarked the woman, her suspicion ull gone up in smoke. "Thank you. Well, she might cnslly have taken it. mightn't she?" SHU might, indeed. That would have beeri one reason for not hanging the bag ho (carelessly over the '"-of. tn,$ chair. She might liuyf been '"$ she had been Hint klml of lson. 'bv the alluring Jingle so close to he hand. ui. ii.i. t.n. onon that the bag was still hanging there when Its owner started to go. What won d be easier than that' courteous standing as Irte at the door, and then the rasy. nonchalant. "pick up of tuat jingiiug uuS. v... .i.i ,wi.l.l be n verv good nrau- ..,. !,iDt ninelmr vour bag on the i..i. J! ...,'.... ,.i,,.lr so that It lay ou somebody else's lnp aside from the discomfort to tnc ouur in, Then there's another reason for not doing It. If the person uenimi you was not that kind of person, and had no feeling except annoyance nt haying your jingling bag resting upon her kneo, the Incident might have put her in a very unplctsant sltuntlou, Ipon rending the door ami finding that your bag had .. .,! .... tiilustnir." vou would naturally remember hnnging it over the back of the chair, incn raii back to the box and found that It had been removed from tlie chair nnd won not on the floor or anywnere, your sus plrious would naturally turn toward that woman behind you. "Circumstntitlai evidence!" She would hnve no'wrty of proving that she didn't tnke the bag and the real thief would probably be enjoying 111c conteuts t tl... Imp all free and unsuspected. So there's nnoiher argument against this little practice of putting temptation or nnnnvnnce iu the way of others. It isn't fair to them. It puts innocent persons in the way of. being suspected of crimes thnt they never thluk of committing. And aside from that most women have enough to hold on their lnps in the theatre without having other worn en's vnlimble hnndbugs lauded on top of it nil! makcfii me feel disgusted nit over nnd ashamed to think thnt I belong to tho name famlly-of human animals, It Is to hio upon tho female, of the species one up In her war pnlnt. Talk about advertisements? Why, one of those fe males Is so darned well advertised that a brass band Is needless, lest she pass n blind mnn who cannot. nppreclftte the disclosed charms she Is vvlsn enouirh to sling about enough perfumo to Kas n, dog. Hut at thnt tho blind man Is for onco lucky he misses so much I I am not protesting ngalnst powder Irtsmod- eration ior 1 uovuisiiKe the sight of a Bhlnv face. Butl I do wonder nt tho inr.tieness of palm, when cold water and a llttlo energy will bring tho same ro- Please Tell Me What to Do ny CYNTHIA If you hnvo dancing you might have one leap year nance 111 which the girls ask the lioys to dance, und favor theni with one of these little gifts. Then 1c" the. boys favor the girls In the next dance. A Grapefruit Stain To thr hriltor of lComnn'i Fnar: Hear Madam I am a dally reader of your column and have come, to jou for help. What will teniove a stuln from graperruit out of a navy blue satin 1 dress? The stain Is stiff from tho sugar that was in It. "WORHtliS ' , Sponge the stain 'with clear water to remove the sugar. Then after It has dried dissolve a teaspoonful of hypo sulphite crystals, which can be bought nt the drug store, In a quarter of a cup of water imd apply It to the stain. It may require several applications of this to remove the stuln entirely. Just a Little Early To tho "Header who could not get to bed unless I lead your page": It Is just a llttlo bit early for such a light suit as you descrHiu Tf the weather gets a little warmer by Sunday you could wear It. though "Joy" to "Happy" Dear Cvnthla Mav I nddress a few lines to "Happy"? Thank you. Dear "Happy" I was so glad to hear from you again. I missed your letters so much Yes, "Happy." I too have hiid my trials, but havo tried to do my best. Kvcr slnro 1 enn remember 1 nave had on,.,.. nnnleiLSnntiiess to contend with a dninper to my happiness. Minn has nl vvavs been n case of duty, mistaken, perhaps, who known? 1 would like to bear some of tho read ers' views of the girls who havo sacri ficed their happiness not once but many tinus for that strong sense of duty to "llut for real sorrow, my heart goes out to "Happy's lal." Hooks are a source of forgctfulness nnd pleasure. The land of romance keeps vis young and hnnnv So. when worried and despond ent, read and forget. I uin suie the wofld Is much brighter for bav rig knolvn our dear f'jnthla and for the "Hannys," nnd I hopo for a little JOY. Thank you, ".Toy." Cynthia wnnts verv much to add to tho happiness In the' world If she can do so. She Is glad you think she does, nnd Is sure that you and "Happy" help along tho good work. Replies to "Pep" niir Cvnthla Will you be so kind w. 10 print thta reply io "Pep"? Thank you, I thought you would. Ten," old boy, you expressed my thoughts to a T. I rend this column of Cynthia's every evening, wouldn t miss It for anything, and then laugh myself Into a healthy appetite for sup per. The way I figure It. "Pep," old boy. Is that If I read this column long enough, I will become so fat that Illng ling Uros. nnd Bnmum & Bailey will soon be paging mo for their Bldeshow. I havo often wondered "how do they get that way?" nnd tried to express It, but It seems that I couldn't make It MANY PEOPLE Take a few steps otT Chestnut Street on 12th Street simply to sec the BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS We shall be glad to have you come in. Please don't feel obliged to purchase. i THE CENTURY FLOWER SHOP L12th St. below Chestnut $1. strong enough. The way youl express It In your letter made mo seo,more clearly how ludicrous these heartrending tales of shattered Ideals and broken hearts really are. If some of these llomeos and Juliets of seventeen summers, and mh you say, who knows how many winters, would, by studvlnc and paying more at tention to their means of livelihood, for get about the false lovers who broke their hearts nnd thnt lured their Ideals and try to cet somewhere In this world. they would bo healthier and happier. Who ever heard of any one getting any where by pining for "Handsomo Harry" or wtmnuie Aineua t Ten." I think If Cynthia would try some gentle "riding" on some of her customeis. mere would ue less "love sick lassies" and similarly affected lad. dies pining nwiy their youth and health for nothing, for, utter all, what Is love? coming. jjm t, Kemember. ".Tim T." nnd "Pen." It In not Cynthia's province to mako fun of tnose wno write to ncr. Letters which socm great Jokes to you may express a renl heartache. Cynthia knows this to be true, but Is glad that eomo can take fun 'out of It. If It so appears. "T. B. P." Welcomes "B. P. 2d" Dear Cynthia It Is only fitting that tho Buck Private should welcome his namesake. Buck Private 2d, to your col umn. And at the same time let me re turn his compliment, for he, too, is ap parently another kid who lias somo sense. And I'm with him to tho bitter end in the fight he fain would wage over paint and powder, especially "to ex tremes." If there's anything which suits to any healthy face, nnd 1 A .. ncrttlnilt linllif nnrt t....,.l .. eu Ill which renlilrn n. rn..,. ,.' ' J them und ngalnst Cheap pCrrV wnifTii. lnmenu ni nprnm nan- moTj -I .,. ". fincment of the binrer as Intended. Aj,': i of .her yulgarr.ws. Why. ar0 mo" 1 SUCH loois nna wnen win they c- .1 be? Come, oh ye, "Ito. cnenJS J "Drug Store Advertisements" and "pniS', " ed Saunw," come ye, bluster and Vhoirf j voiip fUflnnce. Cynthia's rorn. i"t newly- formed1 alliance nnd what ! member of the. alliance can't say in0,? buttal tho other can, other npSA tlons for membership In the alliance ? welcome, " THE BUCK ITtlVATn. rr For Infant Feeding j . Infants thrivo best when tho Quality of the milk Is always tho same. A slight change In the pcrcentagoof butterfnt, or the presence of acidity duo to improper feeding of the cows, quickly shows Itself. Walker-Gordon Certified Blilk Is deliv ered by tho same organization that owns the farms and tho cows that produced tho milk. The milk cannot vary In quality, for it always comes from tho same milking .' herd. Dally tests check tho percentage) . of butterfat. The cows' aro fed on tho correct amounts of clean grains nnd al falfa hay. Exceptional conditions of Certified by the c,cJnn1lin"8 "nd $ " f ottUng Philadelphia and doDlcsoalin8: Walker-Gordon Cer PediatricSociety tificd M,,k lFn7&c".fjor?on Telephone for your first order today. iV7i! f alad de- Deliveries to nearby summer resorts can livered in New bo arranged at slight extra cost for cx- 3"or;ttiuii3o8fo)t prcssagc. SUPPLEE-WILLS-JONES MILK COMPANY Distributing Agents for Philadelphia, Atlantic City and Vicinity ' Telephone, Poplar 3503 Walker-Gordon Milk JUST AS IT COMES FROM THE COW raiCTK'MniiiMMiiE it rtniftniiifliRi twin wwmtwiw !" iBifinmii Send a felf-nddressed, stamped envelope to the IMItor of Woman's Tage, or call Walnut. OOOO, for names of hhops where articles men tioned in Adventures with a I'urse mny be purchased. Another Royal Suggestion COOKIES and SMALL CAKES From the New Royal Cook Book xniEN the children VVi Luxurious Box Springs Hair Mattresses Dougherty's Faultless Bedding 1632 CHESTNUT STREET Delightfully Restful "Was there ever a Box Spring or Hair Mattress so delightfully restful and luxurious as Dough erty's?" The reason is in tho supreme quality of tho materials and workmanship which have not only won for these productions the high title of Faultless but also made them unapproached in comfort and service. f.uxurlous Iloz KiirliiRK, Hrllable Hair Mattrff, Jliiliomnjr lied. Ktfuda, Ilraan llrda, IJnsllili llon Furniture, I.niiip, Dainty Hlanketa mid 'ainrirtublrn, M lilt Itoumel buttery Acctmorlm, etc., etc. romp in hungry as young bears, here are some wholesome, economical de lights that will not only be received with glee, but will satisfy the most ravenous appetite in a most whole some manner. Cookies u cup shortening 2 cups EUgar i cup mllU 2 eggs U teaspoon grated nutmeg I teaspoon vanilla extract or grated rind of 1 lemon 4 cups flour 3 teaspoons Royal Baking Powder Cream shortening and sugar together; add milk to beaten eggs and beat again; add ' slowly to creamed shorten ing and sugar; add nutmeg and flavoring, add 2 cups (lour sifted with baking pow der; add enough more flour to make stiff dough. Roll out very thin on floured board; cut with cookie cutter, sprin kle with sugar, or put a raisin or a piece of English walnut in the center of each. Bake about 12 minutes.ln hot oven. Cocoa Drop Cakes 4 tablespoons ahortcnlnff 1 cup sugar ItKK cup milk Hi cups dour 3 teaspoons Itorat Baking Powder H cup cocoa teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla extract ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absofutoly Pure Cream shortening; add sugar and well-beaten egg; beat well and add milk slowly; sift flour, baking powder, salt and cocoa into mixture; stir until smooth, add vanilla. Put one tablespoon of batter into each greased muffin tin and bake in moderate oven about 20 minutes. Cover with boiled idnB' Orange Cakes 4 tablespoon shortcnlns 1 cup suirar i cup milk iw 2 cupa flour 3 teaspoon Royal Baking Powder U teaspoon aalt 1 teaspoon oranira extract grated rtnd of 1 orange Cream shortening; add sugar slowly, beating well; add milk a little at a time; then add well-beaten egg; sift flour, baking powder and salt to gether and add to mixture; add flavoring and grated orange rind: mix well. Bake in greased shallow tin, or in dividual cake tins, in hot oven 15 to 20 minutes. When cool cover with orange icing. COOK BOOK FREE Just off the press and finer than ever before, This new Royal Cook Bonk con talnlntr 4,00 delightful re cipes, will be sent to you free If you will send your name and address, ROTXL BAKrNQ POWDER CO. Ill rnlton Stmt Jw Vork Clt Jvle& ljXlCl 1218 WALNUT ST. Announces 25 Reductions, Until further notice, on cash purchases; 15 reductions on charge sales Big Sale of Gowns TRICOLETTES GEORGETTE CREPE FRENCH CREPES SP.ORT DRESSES OF VARIOUS MATERIALS TRICOTINES TAFFETAS ORGANDIES GINGHAMS jnimruiuU,i.ii,timni Tmin.innnnitni isn.I SERGES VOILES iniMuiaMromiauMumujimiiii iMniwmimmmwiimannnampiiamu. Shm Ten Dollars "Bake with Royal and fee Sure 99 Give Your Feet Health and Comfort Every woman's foot is nor mally healthy, strong and pain less. Thoughtless shoe design ing has robbed many a woman of her birthright. Comfort, health and strength may be yours by wearing the Cantilever Shoe, which is cor rectly shaped and good looking. The comfortable Cantilever Shoe is made in dark brown kidskin, solid black kidskin, dark tan calfskin and white Egyptian canvas. We hnvn combined gqod sense with re finement in style. The flexible arch of tho Cantilever Shoo gives a delightful support to tho foot urch and permits healthy exerciso of the foot muscles and in vigorating circulation of the blood. The natural shape spares you from pains nnd may, in fact, Improve your general health. Bad nerves often como from bad shoes. is our price for these irreproachably elegant Patent Leather Slippers. And the manufacturer's price to us today, is more than ten dollars! rfloiqQru)afa S 7 'SootSJiop . TT2(? ChojinuiSl Where Only ihe Ile.l it Cood.luiouh r We invito you to try on tho Canti lever Shoo and see how well it looks nnd how nice It feels. Widths AAAA to E. Write for booklet, CANTILEVER SHOE SHOP 1300 Walnut Street PUBLIC Ml LEDGER SHIP BY TRUCK-GOOD ROADS PRIZE ESSAY For the best essay on the subject of SHIP BY TRUCK-GOOD ROADS limited to BOO words, and received here not later than May 29th, i accompanied by a three months' subscription to tho Public Ledger nnd remittance of $8.25, a Four -Year Scholarship at, the University of Pennsylvania will be awarded, ' This contest Is limited to High School students, boys and giil in the States of PENNSYLVANIA NEW JERSEY ' DELAWARE MARYLAND Tills is an Vnusual opportunity fot you to.sccuro tho advantages of a college education.- Tho name of the successful student will bo published In tho Public Ledger Sunday( Juno 20th, with his or her photograph, and a reproduction of the essay, Contestants should send their essays by.rnall, yritton on one siuo oi Biiceio umy, uuiicr lypccj or penned, with their nuwu t? address, school nnd principal, to . , t ., ,., GOOD ROADS CONTEST. ,. , CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT. 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