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EVENING 'PUBLIC LEDOBB-PHILADELPHIA', FRIDAY,- JUNE '.'1020
jjfffftS. WILSON SUGGESTS MENU
dyiviiiiviivcr ritj&dn ridti
nd Gives Recipes for Preparing Other Tasty Foods to Fill
Out Three Meals on Sunday
'' & iky SHIS. M. A. WILSON I Xow lift the mnpkerel. iHnR n onko
iCopyrlofrt, ista. hv Mm. V. ,1, IVIhon. .tit I turner to prevent breaking, unto n ollro
1 ,&,, rtoM rrrriTM of ' tonnt ami rover w Itlt saure. (InniNlt
t luai now wicro is nn nbtiminnce oi wim u mire of linnl-lioilod cce nnil none.
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lly CYNTHIA
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Afecc "Fixings'
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose
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V IV cowl finh In flip murkpfR and it Is
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uc-amiiiiiniv iinccd, or liereiiiiiicc wie
vii-iihpii mi' ticvuit-rn iiiiii iiii-iih-- hi
-fc jlzank Wnltnn nnil tlipv iini i,ionl Hnt
kf jknluy linlldnH with flip rod nnil rcpl.
ft "tiiavcer, op ic no n linij, n me oiu
, Jspw Knilnml fWieiwomnn ftw, "VM
Jt 1 to Iipp nnil flsli will surely liee" :
' if no unifier frimi tile ilitinii'ile lip
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,uninii men nip noiiiewiip limy cniinier
.forth to the tnnrket nnil selpi t iiIcp.
jpluinn, fresh innekprpl for the piece de
jXMlstnncp for thp Kiiml:i inenl.
'HOW TO PLAN TIIK MKNU
S HUKAKl'AST
f Strawberries
p Slice of Hunt nnd I'krs
c Unshed Ilrown I'otntopi
I llolls Wutcrorits
? Coffee
3 DINNKK
9 . Tomnto Cnniiiie
Xlrilled Frexh Mmlierel Ottnwu Snnoe
iS f Holletl New Potntoes 1'eni
fr TjPttuei' I reneh Dresslnc
'Strawberry Wane Miiukp Coffep
fc sri'pnu
TESB Croquettes Oeiiiu Suuec
t Sliced Tomnto Sulnil
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Hi end mid Witter
Devil Food Cnke Ten
j ? ane innrKet lusKet will require
J ico ootpi o jrrairorrnrj,
One small slirc of liam,
j One tlnxcn coas,
Parnlcv,
One quarter peck of neic potato's,
Onc-qKtiitcr iirrk of finis.
One bunt h of mitncicHi,
One quart of oniont,
Four lomntors.
One head of lettuce.
One three imiiml freih markerel,
Tieo enin of evaporated milk,
One can of tomato tottp.
And the usiinl weekl supply of
Staples.
J, Tomato Canape
Prepare nnd then sliep toast for pneh
ervlre nnd spiead the tonst with well-
Beasoneil inn.oiinnise (IhshIuk. Then
ny n thin shoe of tomato on the pre
inred tont Spread the tmiintoei with
jnnyonnai-e. du-t with pnpriKa and
serve with pris " waleieieH as u
snrnlsh.
Crillrd Fresh M.uUrrrl I
Hne the tl-I denier split tiMi for
broiling Wrap in wax paptr. tli-n in
A piece of eheeserlnth tlieu ill
l seprnl thiekiipxspx of uewspapii mm
Wncp direeth on the ice until needed
S iTVIipu rendj to prepare, rut into -nit
""V tnhle iiiih'pm for servinir. Uoll li'lith i
I -iJ In Hour nnd then lilaee in well eiiaed
B Jcliallow bnkiiiL' nan and Imste lielith
Krf' with well seasoned French dnsoini; nnd
broil In tlie Droller until nnen nrown '
t)n top. then place in the ocn for tin I
minutes to finish cookinc.
Ottawa .Saurn
Open a can of tomato soup into a
small saucepan anil then add
One cup of finely (hoppod mnoiM.
One-half rup of finely chopped part-
tfett
One tcaipann of muitard,
Pinch of alhpice.
Olio fdMMOoii of paprika,
, One teaspoon of tall.
Simmer slowlj and when rendy to
eerie add
Juice of one lemon,
1 Tico tnblcipoons of melted butter.
Strawberry Itlanr MaiiRC
Place one-half can of evaporated milk
in a saucepan and add
7'iro cups of tcafcr,
Might leiel tablespoon of cornstarch.
Stir to tlUolve the stnrch nnd then
brliiK to u boll nnd cook idowlj for fie
mlnutcM. Then add
One-half cup of augur.
One-half teaspoon of nutmco extract,
olki of two was.
Heat to tul anil then rlne custnrd
cup with i old water and then turn Into
blnnc maiiKc and let tool. To serp,
uiimold into a desiert plate. f'oer
with criiHhed and sweetened berries and
garnish with fruit whip made from
One half nlim of apple or cunant
jetty.
Heat until thp inittitrp holds its shape.
Dexll Food Cake
Place in a inKliiK bowl
Onr ci;i nf itrup.
One-half up of rhnrleniny.
One-half cup nf encna.
Tiro cup nf flnur.
One-halt tensnann of null.
Tuo .evrl tubltspuons of
pointer.
One cgy.
One cup of cold irnter.
One trnipnon nf tmnamon,
One-half tiaipnnn of nutmeg,
Pinch of allnpui.
Heat to ml and then hake in
laers In will crca-id. tloured lajer
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Hies. I ))l 1111(1 !! iiiui "iiininiuii limp
for tlllillR.
Now pjme
One enp of Y V V nipnr,
One-half cup of coioa,
One tilhhiponn of tnrimttirch,
in a IkiwI and thm sift to mix and use
sufficient hot water to make the mixture
spread. Heat and pie-id on the cake.
Another Word to MIsb North Phlla.
Dear Cjnthln Mnv I sny n few words
to "Mlia .Vorth 1'hllailelphla"? You
"ay that ou are as attractive as an
of the clrls; joii are not nfrnld to uso
a little rouge ntut powder In tho oo
"InK, and theie Is onlj ono ouiir man
who calls on oii You do not like thu
ounB uvui It may bo thnt you arc
not of age et or some of tho youim
men have not lind the chance to call
on ou "Miss N P." jou know that
no ounK mm will call on you or he
kooci rrlenils with mi If there N an
other jounc limn i.iIIIiik oh ou now.
Mil NOIlTlt I'UIIiAUnL.PHIA.
WHEN YOU'RE DOWNHEARTED
GO INTO THE OPEN COUNTRY
baking
two
The Prize Menu Contest
is still collie on, and there are three
prires waitinc for the het menus
for a DOLLAR AND A HALF
DINNFJl FOR Pol K PFtiPLi:.
FIRST PRIK. sa.r.o.
SKCONI) PRI.K. SI.
THIRD PRIH. $1.
Rules -The foods u-ed inut be
staple and in spiimhi 'I he sabs -lips
for the mateiials must be itnliiihil
The name and nddre-s nf the -i nder
and the date must be tharh written
Mrs. Wilson Gives
a friendly criticism of all menus
thnt do not win prires. tellin-; wh
the are not Rood. "Ruuh nndi "
iles-erts and quicklj cooked imats
arc not desirable.
Address all menus to
Mrs. Wilson's .Menu Contest
Km-uIiir Public ledger
luilcpendence Squaie
HOMKCOOKKD KOOI)sj
AS.
H. C. (F L.
WHICH rKAM ARF. OV PLAY-
IN(J ON.-
"De Jure" Holds to His Point
Dear Cviithln -To "llino" 1 offer nlj
hand An exceptional letter and one
worthy of n icph Hut you speak onlj
oC the future, u illsm.il homciomliiR, the
(iroppltiK if the inchanteil mask of ob
livion All this mn come to pass, but
Mo Is lost to whom It happens bntoro
his spuis nie won
It Is not entireh the IiIrIi cost of
oliir that I warn ;iR.ilnt: It's that
head) cocktnll of moonhenius, poutco
lips nnd (.Undue nrnis that Is the chler
Source flf iLllllrel Vnll enti ttnulti u..A
tbat the ucraRe mhiiib fellow cannot
iwioru to ruin his future by innrrylttn
tOO SOOtl It's 111! well III lllpnrv In nn
n. few paltry hundreds ind tukc'a. chance
"mi j our sainrj., nut us a poor practi
cal piopusltloii Is It not far better to
be Independent somctlilnc morn ibnn
wapre slne. before taklnir the plunge
ui-iii-v i s, Kei a car ior?tt the Riri'
n tho fun U sixes and with a clear mind
lav slepe to the fortress of success
Realls. I'm not ti.irticuhirlv nreludleeri
nualnst clrls The lne their sphere
j u-ciuinesi, nu me wise cnap steers
cieiir oi iiieir wue until lie has at
rled And should It lien be too 'late
io win a maid, what docs It ni!itter7
I-or has It not been said "Ilo has suc
ceeded wno has lived well und laughed
often. Rained the respect or Intelligent
men and the loe of little i hildren ; who
has l-ft the world better than he round
It. whether mi Improved poppj, n
perfect poem or a rescued soul"?
So shoot nnother twentj Radons In
the tauU the wilds are calllnR softie
swcetlj, teinptliiR UI5 JURh."
Reproves Miss North Philadelphia
Rear Cynthia- Mat 1 rIo "Miss
North Philadelphia' m tlrst Impression
of her letter, nnd Incidentally the cause
of her trouble" Ordlnarv narrow-minded
snobhlsniiess Also I fear. "Miss Is
V that In spite of "the strictest Chris
tian principles," otir mind Is not so
strlctlv Christian as It miRht be. or ou
would not ttml oiinsloii to use our word
"stiRResthe" so main times In descrlbltiL
Innocent pleasures I i.muot uiiderstanrl
why a Rlrl who has had wholeomo en
vironment all her life should have such
a stilted viewpoint of pleasures Harm
does not exist when one dors not rIc It
a thouRht I know this in ho so since
no one hm a happier time than I. nnd
the "sordid side' has never touched tno,
and 1 dance attend shows and "movies"
many times
I cannot help but feel "nrrv fur "Miss
North Philadelphia ' "she is mlsslnR
he pin time bv her mm hid and tin
natural reasons for MavliiR aloof from
Hie "earthj earth" I d cure jet have
never put foot Inside of a dance nail
Did not "Miss N P" evel heir of the
'ollv "frat" and soinrlM dances -riven
hv her school "crowd," etc ' l'ecldcdly
she betrava that "he herself is not so
"exclusive" or she would know thnt
there are nianv of u who dunce nnnv
main daives but never In danco halls
KorRct vour "slllj"' reasons. "Miss N
I ' Apply n little Christian thinking
to pleasures; hive vour one man tak
ou to dances, and If ou ate the aver
aRe Rlrl vou would lead us to believe
vou too. will tlnd oiirclf popular, nltb
'eli phone i alls theatre parties and
lames Ralore I hope this doesn't sound
too harsh, but vour letter reailj was
a mass of contiadlctlons
1 hank vou, Cvnthln. vour column Is
1 dmdv Ji'sH TWKNTV-ONn
raYmmi v &
I II f 11 .U M r I "V I - VHk "wl '
And Spend an Hour or Two in a Field of Flowers, With Noth
ing But Stillness and the Song of Birds
a m; jc
A,
on downhearted?" Ih there
lenileh somethliiK thnt troubles
vou or mnkes jou mihnppv, so thnt our
iniiKb doesn't bounce? IJven the mot
liRht-lienrted people bnve these weeks
sometimes. "" ..... i
You trv to be n stole nbout it nnd
keep It all to .vourself, nltboiiKh oii
hnve lone ngo rrnched the HcrcnmluR
since Insiile. You accept vour friends
runarks nbout "How well vou're look
inc." ns craclously as posslhlp, but .vou
pxihancp a Kfim smile with jour inner
M "If she only knew," .vou remark to
,i.i if n,... '.-oil' T feel!"
"'" " ".'. Vl'". ",',' ,.."' .u.l.ll..ll
rrolmbiy It sue urn Know bih- ;i ""'"!
for It mnv be only it llttlp thliiR that
weighs jou down so. Hut it seems hHj
to vou because it shows no bopcful
signs of ever being cleared up. linen
vou reneh the slate thnt ninkes you fee
old. nnd uglv. nnd illsiigreenble, and
miserable about It. but tiioild of it, too.
get on n trolley cnr. Choose cine Hint
will tnke oit ns near as possible to tie
real. wide, open coitntr.v. Take n con
genial friend with jou if jou cnu got
'"The cnr will be crowded, of course
., . -i....... ...... ,,n Wnnilav and
irouejs aiwii.m .... , v,..i'U
vou'll dislike everjhody on It. oii u
develop n burning contempt for tho
inotormnn becnuse he doesn t knovv how
to run u crowded trolley cnr. You'll
wonder why jou ever started, Then, ns
the city begins Jo drop into silence be
hind ,ou, thp cnr will grndunlly empty.
You will find jourself watching for
rolling distnnces and flowered roadsides.
The car will stop for an old lady to get
olT nt ii crossroad, nnd with the stop
ping of thp motor tho world will be very
still und hot for n few minutes. Slid-,
ihnlv f uim thp field just outside the cnr
window. will rise the Htartllnc. shnrnlv
swert call of a meadow Inik. You prob
ably won't known whnt kind of n bird
it is. but to jour cms, surfeited with the
nimble of traffic, the twang of niisal
lonversatlons, and the ceaseless hum of
a dtj, It will he almost too beautiful to
bear.
TIIHN you'll reneh jour open field,
nnd jnu'll lenve tlin trolley cnr nnd
the i est of the human world nnd wander
awav Into the depths of June. The sun
will be hot nnd direct out there even if
it is early in Hie sen.iou. There will be
elover nnd butter and eggs, ntul a tlalj '
here nnd there, pence nnd dlstntice, ami
color joit'd like to-ery over the beaut,
of It nil. ItVso still, You glory In iK
HUiiny, vnst, enveloping quietnes-t 0f It
Later on, when jour hands nrc full
of wild flowers and jour soul Is t ot
peace, the sun drops back of the wooili
and tho shadows lengthen ncroM tho
Ileitis. You start to think about home-,
nnd supper. As jou imikc jour way t0.
wnrd the trolley lino nnd cvcrjilny life
n wood robin, hidden somewhere hi tha
silent woods, begins his twilight nou't
If jou lind no soul nt nil jou would gain
ono in response to that train-till Cou.
tented song.
Yop wonder how nnjbody could b
unhappy In the midst o this world. Hu.
inanity bcciiih ho trivial, and lis troullra
so petty, You don't liiiiul the rlile bnik
in the noisy, jammed cnr bcrnuc jou're
only half conscious of where jou nrc
Your thoughts nie back there In that
tvnim. still field, surrounihd hi .11..
titncc, except where the woods slritelifj
away mid hid the wood robin with ,,
pcuccful evensoiig. How jou love thnt
wood robin!
It may not take jour unlmiiphusj
nvvny to get out Into June und forgit It
for u while. Perhaps jou won't he able
to conic back with smiles and light
henrtrdness, but jou'll tome back ie
freshed, strengthened, romfoi lid. You'll
buvc n lefugp fioin jour trouble. If It
gets too heavy for jou jou can retreat
from it, nnd let jour Imagination dike
Jou back to a still hour In the sunshine
and the sweetness of a meadow laik'
pleading note. ,
Mrs. Wilson's Menu Contest
tir'
V 3ly dear Mrs. Wilson Itn-losed find
menu wlrich I think is a nice little din
ner fpr four piople
MRS. A (i. W. It.
11 am bum Steak
fypinach H ith Hnid HaiUd V.il'l
Potatoes ll'iicrcrcn Salad
Coffee Cake Sliced linnanas Coffer
One pound of bambiirg. .
One onion . ...
OntfMourth peck of spinach..
One qunrt of new potatoes . .
One egg .
One loaf of bread
One-fourth pound of coffee
One-half pound of sugut . . .
Four coffee i akes ....
One-fourth pound of butter.
Four bananas
One pint of milk
One bunch of watercress .
Suit nnd pepper
would also be
cooked vegetable.
bettir with u green
Mrs. Wilson
Answers Queries
Mt dmr Mrs. Wilson I submit the
following menu to jou for entrant o in
the contest MRS M (l. M
Vie litre of 1 inl
Stnimid i'ici Minn limits
Li'ttine Frrmli Imoiiij
('nam Chute Snltimi
11 hu ha ib raits
L i Rrrail and lluttti J ra
'" , One nnd a half pounds of breast of
"; . veal ij ,:(,
"'Two carrots ()tj
'Y ' Four onions .. ., on
I'jirslev en
Cooking butter und Hour 0."
Ri'e 04
Heans io
Net and organdie are most popular for these dalnlj accessories, some of
then) being tucked like the one on the left, others slightly lopsided like
tho one below It. (o he woin with smpllie waist. The gllct in the
center Is attractive, unit the collar at the right iloses In back. Cuffs to
match are nlso worn a grent deal
Yhes treetYofTife
r By HAZEL DEYO UATCHFLOR
CowrioM, 'J HO, hu the I'ubllo Ledger Co.
Gcraldinc's Renior.se
The Woman's
Exchange
Reduce by Exercise
To ii Dallv Keader-The best. tldnS
to do la to take son.e ri buIp r J,
tlse for thlH in older " '"-I'lcr 1'"
want to Theio ' "" r, ,ood
pllances tliat are said to be xerj ,
I
to try them
for this If VnT. ,ii vmi lust how
i,i.i without getting thin nil ovci.
clinic ( cirlri- has liter dared to
defy her father and hrr entire Ufe has
been shoilnucil bv his cruel suppres
sion of every linue of the girl's carc
frie rieidii r ( nnirqticntly, when she
hail 0 chance to rroml to Gcraldinr
Cat prater's frlriiililitp she setsril the
opportunity, although she knew that
her father did not approve of people
like tin Cartirntiis and uoulil have
been furious ijd hu had known that she
tecnf fo Ceralilinc fin xrcrrtarial vjotk
i very afternoon bite met pane Urcu,
the writer, at Orrnldinc's and found In
(fit cvirythliip Hint Hill Snyder, the
man her father had ehosui as a pos
sible husband fm hrr. Iniked When
she confronts hr father with the truth
about Hill Snyder's real character, he
suit nmbs to an attack of apoplexy and
in the mruiiHiitr tt has decided that
Dane (irry likrs hrr only in a friendly
tray The ylrl Is alone in the world
ufter hrr father's suefelrn death.
CARTKR vvas burled two da8
later and Inno went throuRhsuicry
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Iv dmr Mis Wilson Will vou kind
lv publish a recipe to caiidv tipples, liki
ipplcs on a stiikV nd oblige
Missr i: s.
Place one can of i oru sirup in n
snuci p m and add
Tuo tablespoons of salmi ml,
One tablespoon of inittini,
One cup of hi turn su'tii.
('oik until it forms a hard ball in
eohl watn and then dip in the apples
fwhtch have been mounted on a stick
and then plui e on wax paper to cool
Total . . Sl.i'O
. Hamburg steak contains little real
food voltie to repav vou for the monej
xpent ou it. It losis fully -." per cent
In cooking Other foods which give
tetter vulue tould be used. This menu
Lettlli e
Oil. v inegai ami spice.. ,,
Snltims
Cream dices
Rhubarb
' Sugar . ...
Shoiteniug and tiotir
Itrcnd ami butter
Tea
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Adventures
With a Purse
TTOT summer dujs
1 I !'
no maid and the
irospee t of a steaming, sudsj wash
tub what a problem to be sure' Need
J advance unv further arguments in
favor of a washing machine'' Hut with
jo many advertised and dlsplaved the
nuestioti of which one to choose becomes
a mighty ilithnilt one Once befoie 1
told jou of an electric washer, but it
just occurred to me that perhaps vou
plight be more interested now than von
were then, ulthough I know of si vein
.who bought one at that time The
unsher that 1 wnut to tell vou about
operates ns follows- The smipv, deans
Jug water Iluslies duck ami lorin inroiigii
sjalt and peppt r Oi;
Total S1.471
This is a ver good menu and should
have received mention in honor roll.
Mt ib'tr Mrs AVilson I am an
Amerh nu girl married to an Italian. 1
rook Amiricnu and Italian both and
hi ie is todaj 's rei ipe :
One and i quarter pounds of steak
top. ,'i und 5 .id
Due nn i ti r peek of potatoes.
One ipiart of onions
One loaf of bread
Oin ipiurt of fresh peas
One pound of pi lines
One liend of Rnmaiue salud..,
.1-s
.00
.O'l
.i:t
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ij
Total 51
I have thne children, husband
MRS. C
and invself
Mrs. (' C
mint
C.
the clotliPS in a tlguie S motion This Mrs. c is an American- iiauaii
Is an exclusive featuie of the washer and, as we can see from her h-ttir, she
lind is one which is supposed to wash j is a real little housewife. Mrs C C,
the clothes cleaner and in less time vou would have had first prisse if vou
i,n tin. nrilliinrv wnsliei I n addition. . lind sdeetnl another ment than steak
the smooth nipper tub has not a single wii not trv again and give us some of
mr Inside it to ( nteli on the clothes vour real Italian dishes thnt are so
nnd caun wiui anil teal nothing to
lift out und ci mi after the wash is
finished I understand that the shop
leeener will send some one light to vour
Jiomo with the washir, who will wash i
some of jour elothes in It, demonstrat
ing just how it works.
Among the smartest models in sum
mer gowns, to mv waj of thinking, are
those with nicordiou- plaited skirts of
crepe de chine, with blouses of lontrast
Ing colors. There is onlj one. draw back
to them thej are so verj expensive
Jltlt one shop Is having a sale of ac
I'Ordlon-pluitcd crepe de ehine skirts in
black, white, navj and flesh for SU 7."
Jx'ovy, whnt. is to prevent jour-buviug
in of these skirts ut thot remarkable
lirltv nnd then either niuking or buving
!V a.nepnrute silk blouse in whatever mint
ljil ou, like best'' Here jou would hav( a
i irv smart drese and ut eonsldcrnbh
lesN cost than if jou were to buj the
Uress complete Pcisonallj, I consider
ll,7tT for such u skirt n remarkable
barguln.
Tljen if you wnut to weur jour skirt
iv Ith a light blouse und sweuter. I know
ivjiere there is n solo of fllu'r-sllk sweat-
J rrva with pocKets ami oeu, in un me,
l?N ...--. :i.,.;iu f,,r 7 00. Tliev oneu
dait'n hn froivt. have long, straight lines'
BOd ure nmoijg tho smartest and most
wkoimblo 8 caters I have secu this
!yw.
1 itur uimta f phopN a&&rt lVomn'
delii ions nnd tastj '
are so very good
Your propoitions
The Question Corner
Todaj's Inquiries
i. Whnt precaution should he taken
after using washing soda to cut
the grease in the sink m order to
prevent stoppage of the drain?
2 lu what attradivc wav are or
gandie vests for Hton jacket suits
trimmed1
II How ( an the bluish lilrn be re
moved from highlv polished furni
ture? I. Is it corns t to take leave of the
guests at a dinner on leaving?
o What attr.utive feature is used in
the siimmei dressis of organdie,
dotted Swiss etc ?
U, How aie tin bows of sashes made
this j car"'
Yesterdjj's Answers
1. (ieorgette n epe and organdie is
an unusual i nmbinntinn of ma
terials Usui on many bummer
dresses
1! A woodm skewer will easily
lemove gn use from the corners of
Miunip ( linking utensils.
:i In wnvlilng the dishes the glass
ware slmuM lie done first.
1 To mnki a gold-fish pool in thp
giiidiu without piping or con
iietc sink an old bathtub into n
hole fill it with water and plate
stones and bushes lound the edge.
" A daintv npion tunic for un or
gandie dress is made lu a pointed
shape idged with lace and
adm in d with two little Ince pock
ets at the subs of the front.
(1 A ladv should alwaja rise to
grei t a visitor
thing alone with tho exception of Mr.
mil Mrs Unriips who were moro than
kind to iier Anne vvas astounded to
discover that bet fntlier had left her
Mn.nno the uglv bouse was onlv
rented, and so at last she was entirely
free, free lo do ns she liked, to leave
CJroetivllle forever if she wished. Strange
to s,v, however, sho had never felt so
nt!rly helpless, so terrlf J liiRly lonely
as she was now Sho did not know
which wav to turn All her life, she had
ind thliiRs dono for her. she had been
told what to do, sho had moved In a
narrow little clrelo of other peope s
desires. And now that she had her
freedom sho old not know what to with
1 Her heart was sore nnd .bitter against
neraldlne for forsnklnR her. but It nap
oened that Oernldlne, who had Rone out
of town had heard nothing of Amies
loss and It wasni unm wi ,'r"".,"
'hat Marie told her e,r It Instantly
Oeraldlne wan e-onsdencc stricken.
The poor child, "and I vvas so horrid
"J.'fEit. v...., 1..I- mistress veiv well
md was genuinely attached to her. She
'.new thnt Oeraldlne was llko n child.
hat she would siorni omuiiu m ,..-
sllRhtest ihlnR that went wrong, ami '
hen ptve rodlRallv of herclotltes In an
.itnrt to ntonu Mie hoped that C.eral.llno
tvmild be ible to make things right with
U10lX- whl!"K P " . thcflt-r. I
enRtr to llinKoiiiur ..."-. ..---
Qsralellno was engei to ask more ques
tions, but somehow she i ould not. The
quiet regard of Mrs Bnmess brown ejes
wns somehow icproiuhfiil llvldcntlv
this woman knew about Anne's loneli
ness and hud been kind On tho way
home Oeraldlne rellected that her own
kindness to Anne had been for tho most
part uttcily selrlsh and that when the
Rlrl bad needed her most sh had fulled
her. There was something else, too,
tJiat worried Oeraldlne Not content to
bo nngrj with Anne liprself, to con
sldei the rIH ungrateful, she had wanted
others to eo cverj tiling from her own
point of view Conseeiuentlv when Dane
had arrived tlie daj after Ocrnldlno had
seen Anne. OeraUllne had adroitly told
him nbout Hill Snjeler
CI suppose she'll man j him now,'
she hil said petulanth, and turnlnR
toward Dane Orev suddenly she had no
ticed an astounding look on his face
It was gone In an Instant, nnd he said
evenly:
"Does she lovo him"'
"I don't think she knows her own
mind Dine." Oeialdlne had let urn oil
"You see how she's treated me "
It came bick to Oeraldlne now. nil
the conversation, and Dane's silence
after dlnnei nnd his earlv leave-taking
the ntxt morning. Perhaps and Uer
nldlno caught her breath as sho thought
of this, perhaps Dane loved Anne, had
loved her all the time Then what had
sho done"' She bad purposely misrepre
sented things to Dane She knew tnnt
Anno hated and feared Bill Suvcler, that
she would never marry him. an simply
becauso she was piqued and angry and
would not understand Anne's attitude,
she had sent Dane Orej awav perhaps.
rorcver. certaiiuv torevei, ir Anno tould
not be Incited In the Itj
Something deeper in Oeraldlne's nature,
was at last aroused The unselllshness
burled unlerneath the surface, the real
feelhiR for Anne that she had in her
heart made her renllze that she h.ni
something precious In the development j
OI inis Kll. (ince me riean vvoiio Male or
Anne's jouth had been given to her to
write on as sho wished and that sho
had not appreciated what It meant,
(Tomorrow. "The Streets of I.lfe.")
place without getting
Frogs Are Fickle
T ()ir Vddor of Ifommi'n rail"
This seems to depend "l,,",.
According to .l, 0't1.:!',n'o,,1i to leave
some frops are " 'v'7,p and titers
the pond 7Hc;),(ft,B chance that must
r,.,rerrbv1n,Je'person whobujs one
and raifces it.
Dyeing Cretonne
TV, Um Clllor ot ltoinuis I'tW
AV,M.-HO(; . h It PosMbe to
. i i n. nrrlmilll V . .
trmoii juue
rcn or ii... --'"; ,,
Wet tlie eieic.ii." "'. i . ,. ,.-,i,
3SS a !y H4JL5
ann in""'-.",'- ,',,.. ,i,r
almost gone,
, iave.l water Jl'Jnd M
Remedy for Roaches
to the i ... o '',. r""'., .
nm.r Mnrinm wouiu .'"""'..."..
v IsV me throng., your van ....
to get rm '."""-, ih,,.ni
which seem lo come ir .. "; -
how
Uavel all through tho houre"'
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,useehu:prl.d..eU.n,ine--v
?""" Sinn , ill 11 cracks 111 tho llonr
Its Quality
Does Not Vary
Certified bji tho
Philadelphia
PcdiatricSocietv
Walker-Gordon
Milk is also de
livered in New
YorkundBo8ton
Is the "ci'ouni line" always the
same in the milk you buy? Is the
flavor always the same?
Get Wnlkcr-Gordon Certified Milk
every day nnd you can sny "Yes" to both
quentions. Tho same cows furnish Walker
Gordon Certified Milk every day; they eat
tho same balanced rations of clean grains
and hwect nlfalfa hay; they are always
cared for and milked under the same ex
ceptional conditions of cleanliness; the
.pcrcentuRc of cream is kept constant fiom
duy to day.
This unchaiiRitiR quality of Walker
Gordon, Certified Milk, the regularity witii
which it is delivered, tlie knowledge that
no milk could bo safer for even children
to drink all make its users highly satis
fied. Telephone your first order today.
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
cru
carefully
cleaned away
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ltmpr. round me pnicc ' r
She
A...1.. .:. ,. r.-wiinnne to tho bell, whlcn
sho ratiK several times and she was
forced to ro home with her mind more
upset than It had ever been le wo,,,
itt-vln tint afternoon and found evcrj
thlnR exnetly as It had been that morn
InR Across tho street a woman was
rockliiB on tho poich lleinldliie went
across and aiked In her charming way
If "he 'anew nnvthitiR about Miss Cnrter.
llrS llamCaS UrUV.II ,-.vn Hriu clv..lj
""She' went to New " ork this mormutt
I don't knovv how Ioiir she'll stay"
"Hut she dresn't know anvthlnR nbout
the cltv I tjch silo anon anv one w no win
look out for her " tJ raldine exclaimed i
"She'll Ret alone all risht , she was
det"i mined to ro "
'Tjp Marriage Trijlcr"
HAZKI, IK0 ItATClIKLOIl
is n storj thnt begins with love and
marriage. Itorhara Knieht Rot
mnrrird as she did cverj tliliiR i Ni.
in n splendid, shnvvj waj. with her
self ns queen of the icvcK Then
she tried to carrj on her man led
life in that same waj, too That
didn't quite work, et she loved
her husband verj denrlj' but
The Serial Begins
on Moniluj, June 7. Start it then
and see how it all turns, out.
A Lawn Party
To the l.ilitdr of V onion I'aor-
Deal .Madam -I am now writing to
voui column for useiul Information coii
cernlnR a lawn nnitj I am roIiir to glvo
on our grounds .
I am coltiR to have fourteen bovs and
fourteen Rills, and 1 would like to know
some games to pluv, as tho (ircs of the
bovs vaiv fiom fourteen to eighteen
vears and the hrcs of Hie gills from
thirteen to sUleeti vears
I would also appreciate it verv inueli
If vou would suggest lo ine a nlee wav
to decorate the tables and what would
be nice lefrtshtnents to serve
I'lKThl-N
If vou will send m a sclf-addrisseej
stamped envelope I will be glad to j-eud
vou the R.cnits. but thev are too long to
print In the column 1 or the retresh
ment table have a white basin mud
with watei 'ind build up a bank mound
it witii eaith and moss U one vm,
havo a little branch from a weeping wil
low tree planted in me o.uik i ne u tree
so that It hange over tlie 1 iki K p, s
slblo get n tln birch innoe md let It
lioat about on the water u mil'
slmplv uso flowers If ou prefei n.sie.ul
of the regulMr centerpiece, but tin little
lake would be cool and reltishlng
Tor lefreshmtnts have he deim
sandwiches and eake
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Silks, Woolens, Dress Goods 1
Take vour choice nf these fnnhlonable ilrrti hllkx. Oood boilv, rich
IIiiIkIi, plain und fnnr,v weaves. Light and dark rolorg. Vou will tlnd
linrKiiliiH here jou'll long remember.
30
I'repo de Chine (blnck onlj) $1
10 lu wide J-' SO vali x
(Jiorgette Crepo (white only) (1-1.30
in lu wide t'2 Til) value
2 $5 & $0 Silk TrUolctte,
S all ioIois
g Sport S.tlu . . . . .
a
Charmcuse,
value $5 00
Poulards (pure silk) 30 In.
wide. $2 25 value
Itntlne. 40 In. wide. $1 75
value
Fine riovveicd Voile, good
quality, 40 lu , value t!6c
While Orcand.v, value G5c
51.33
69c
.43c
40c
2.
3-75
black or blue, p.08
(ioods Exchanged If Not Satisfactory
NEW ENGLAND V 00LEN CO.
.Vol It c: Dniimi July and Auyust ll'r Ci r at 7 '. U .Vote Till S. 10
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Tea and Coffee
Hurt Many People
If tea or coffee disagrees
yifh. yoxi.make a ten days
trial of
InstmtPostum
More healthful than tea
or coffee. Costs less , and
Its flavor pleases.
Sold by Grocers Everywhere!
1 S. W. Cor. 60th and Market Sts.
Rittenhoiise Bros.
Penny Profit Meat Store
Meat Bargains!
Friday and Saturday
111 I wiwyisQ
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STEAK MEATS
All
Kinds
ItUMI'. ROUXI) OR SIHI.OIN
dmdO a lb.
Don't
Blame
It On.
The Pot
Lb.
Rib Roasts (best cuts) 28c
Chuck Roasts (best cuts), 18c-20c
Hamburg Steak (freshly ground) 18c
Lean Rolled .Pot Roast 18c
Lean Rolled Brisket 18c
Bolar Roast 26c
Cross Cut Roast 26c
'Stewing Beef (Brisket) 10c
BONELESS BACON, 32c lb.
Nice 1""" '" 2 and 3 lb" PeceH-
Lb.
Legs Yearling 34c
Shoulders Yearling 20c
French Yearling Chops 28c
Lean Rib Yearling Chops 26c
Loin Yearling Chops , .35c
Breast Yearling, 2 lbs 25c
Legs of Genuine Lamb 4gc
Shoulders Lamb , .32c
ShouldersPorkDSd28clb.
Nice nnd lean, fi (o 7 lbs.
Lb.
Picnic Hams (6 to 8 lbs.) 24c
Regular Hams (8 to 12 lbs.) . . .39c
Skinback Hams (8 to 12 lbs.) . .37c
Cottage Hams (2 to 4 lbs.) . . . .40c
Picnic Hams, extra small (3 to 5).25c
Lb.
Loin Roast Pork (rib cut) 26c
Shoulder Pork (picnic style).. 22c
Fresh Hams (whole or cut) . . . 37c
Pure Lard. l:lb. package 23p
Eggs! Eggs!
All Strictly Fresh-Laid, Big
Meaty Ones in Cartons
46c doz.
Lb.
Riuistimr Chickens 46c
Stewing Chickens 43c
Fancy Table Butter, 57c lb.
Nut Margarine 32c
Oleomargarine 4Qc
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Because your coffee
does not come up to
your idea of appctiing
excellence even
though you do pay a good price for it is not
necessarily the fault of your method of making
coffee. You can lay the fault to the fact that you
buy coffee in paper bags. Coffee packed in bags
is continually losing its strength and flavor be
cause the oils in the coffee beans arc being evap
orated. Morning Sip Coffee is packed in slip cover tins
that keep every particle of strength, flavor and
goodness in the coffee. Kor that leason with
Maining Sip )on use only one-half the usual amount.
A pound of Morning Sip goes twice as far and
decreases your coffee expense. Morning Sip
Coffee sells so rapidly that your grocer always
has a fresh supply on hand.
Your first taste of Morning Sip will show you
how good coffee really can be when all the
strength is kept in the coffee. Try Morning
Sip Coffee.
Sold By All Good Grocers
MORNING SIP
COFFEE
Packed in tin to keep the flavor in
Roasted and Packed by
Alexander Sheppard &. Sons
Philadelphia, Pa
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