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I FOR COOL SUMMER DISHES
Salads Made With Vegetables Arc Delicious, and Fish in Vari
ous Ways Also Is Tasty
v Tly MRS. M. A. WILSON
fOVrtAI, ISiA. bu Mrs. 31, A. WIMon. All
rljM rrtervM.)
rpHB Frtnth chefs know thftt the most
' deliclouft Minds Arc mmle from
wokod ktrlng bcnnn.rnarinatcd In French
JrMnB, then HftNl to orlsp lettuce
leartk Ami uprlnkleel liberally with
traUd onion and finelj mine-eel preen
Pppr. Oaruish with a slice of hard-
, boiled tgg. Serre with the meat course
I With French drcs-Mug.
Dip tomatoes In boiling water and
then Into cold water to loosen the skin.
Remove the nklnn, rut Into thick slices
.i " L" AijrJ5,r.?..chcf':- M
niui nin,v uiuiuinr iirrpiiiK. ri-iv nm-i,,
ihrtdded rncllrhfs or crUn leave of let
tucft with Hussinn dressing.
The Belgian gardeners' salmi is made
V from
' One-hull cup of cold cooked prof.
, One cup of cold diced potatoes.
' One-hnlf cup of cold cooked string
beans.
; Two rwnt of finrlii shredded lettuce. ,ln sia,Dg hot and then serve on
; Four onions, grated. ' tont
One-half cup of finclu winced purs- leftovers
f rr , i . i .ii i t-. .i. I Trv thi method of using leftover.
i. Toos to marinate In thick French,, '
i dressing and serve with snlriil. "., ,
5 I hiee rtinoiM
j Swiss Onion Salad 7 ,. gieen pcppcri.
jj..w 1 ,,"., i .
onions ami then parboil. Serve on let-
till niilnii)n tniliin
1ULV n i III I i Ifc' 'H rttu'ia
k Watercress 'alatl
Wash one liuncli of vvatcrcrrs thnr
5 eufthly and theu tue a pair of seizors
J and shred fine. Turn mto n howl and
add
" e onion, ini'irfi in'.
J Ttco tablespoons nf boron fat,
i One tablespoon of vincinr,
t One hard-boiled cil. shced thin.
t Toss to mix.
4 Cucumber Salad
Fare anil dleo Cucumbers In thin .lices
i and cover with i"rark"d In. When
n ready to scrc adil
One-half i-ji 0 tficfj rlwnped oiiiomj.
One-half crp finely chopped
j piekted lecti.
J Drcs with inajouoain' dreiug.
FMi Salad
Hoil one and onn-half pound or
tlh of any variety that i cheap. Cool
1 and then remove the "kin anu nones
and flake. Turn into a bowl and then I
add
? .v.. -. .....
1 nrec anion, wiicm "
7'tro nrcru nenncrt. mirer! 1r.
Anil marinate for one hour in the
following dressing: Flare in a small
bowl
Three tnhtcipaoni of S'llirf nif.
One tablespoon of rtmci..
One-half trnipoon of mustard.
One half teaspoon of pnpnln.
One teaspoon of Fall
, . ... 1 .i.., i..rr, .,
thf'Sil. .l cf lish Wt to
chill. AVhen renelv to erve fill into
nest of rrisp lettuce and garnMi with
slices of parboiled eggx and pickled
beets and -erve with mavonnaise.
Mrs. Wilson Awards Prizes
for Last Week's Contest
" The prize awards for the fourth ireel: ,
' 0f this intcrestw contest for the hes'
menu for a dollar and a ha'f dinner for
four people, are mien bcloir.
four people
First Prize, $2.30.
Anna Lctitia Reilbj,
Haddon field, .V. J.
1 MEM'
' Steamed Steak Col with
Tomato SauM
Maltre d'Holel I'otatoes and
BpliUcli with Hard Cooked Mss
I Garnish
Cheese and Pepper salad
Strawberry Short -rake
CofTee
Second Prize.S I. on.
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Yoris,
Danville Pa.
MEN!'
f Irisli Stew with Dumplings
f Lettuce (with Hutch I)re.ssing)
T String Beans
r Sweet PirUIes (home rruulrl
Spiceil Pears (home m.ulel
Ithubard and Halsln Tarts
(By combining raisins with rhubarb
little sugar is required.)
Codre
Third Prize, $1.00.
1 Mrj. William H. Sterner,
Germantown, Pa.
MF.M
Radishes
Stuffed Peppers
Creamed Potatoes Tluttercd Beets
Fruit Gelatin
with
Whipped Cream
and
Chopped Nuts
Bread Butter Coffee
Mrs. Wilson's
The folloieina are lame of the menus
irhlch tried for irur hut failed for
various reasons. 1m II icoii repeats
the menus nnd 'in hir mtntims and
suatjcitiotn about ihrm.
Dear Mr. WiUon-1 "iinmii the
following menu for thi rntraoie iu
the eoutrvt MHS M I.
lacflroiii and f.inin Hrans
Lettuce French Drr'iing
Huttrrfiili
Bponne Cnlc Cream filling
Coffer
s.vi.r.s si.ii'
One pound of macaroni small .s jn 1
Ono-half pouud of lima beans 00 !
Lettuce 10'
Oil, vinegar and spice 10
Ono pound of butter fish 20
Four CRRB 10 1
Milk 00 I
One pound of flour 00
One pound of uj;ar 22
Salt, pepper, unions 01!
Ons-half pound nf lard . .
Ono small tnn of tomatoes
.Ci
10
Total . 51 .'17
Omit either the macaroni or beans
and use a green vegetable and you would
have a fiuo meal.
Pear Mrs. Wilson I would like to
irubmit the following menu for the
contest. I.. P 11.
Cheese Fondu
ytw Pot&htt with Cream Dressing
Stuffed Tomatoes
Thin la delicious for a Siiudar-nlght 1
supper (lurlug the warm weather. Now,
If you have planned to have this dish
for Sunday, should the day turn out
rainy, just discard the salad Idea and
turn the fish Into an a la king dish.
Flili a la King
Trepare the fish as for a salad, but
do not marinate. Now place In a
saucepan
Tiro finrf one half eupi of milk,
tne-half cup of flour.
Stir to disolvr the (lour and then
bring to a boll and cook slowly for five
""- xow n,id
One-half teaspoon of mustard.
One-half teaspoon 0 paprika.
One and nne-half teatpoons of salt,
Four arcen peppers, minced fine and
parboiled.
One eup of cooked peas,
Juice of one lemon.
And tho prepared llsh. Heat slowly
aniMuCic ent com oooKca meai 10 mnas
' t;n.thlr(Il, ,. throucli the fooi
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nod
I ,,i.An..h. nnjl tlmn nlnen two tnhlpMlHinntf
of fat In a fr.iing pan. When hot.idd
thp onlon. peppers and meat. Cook
slowly until the onions nre soft, and
HiPii plnrp In n mixing bowl
One and three-quarters cups of flour,
One tempnon of salt,
1'ieo Icirl lablripnoni of baking
poirder.
Sift to mix ami then rub in three
tablespoon" of .lnutcnlng. limine one
half cup of cold watrr to form a
dntiRh. Holl out and cut Into smiurcs.
then place a poouful of the prepared
mixture in t ie renter unu nrunn ine
. ,., .1.1 ..,. i.. fli.mlv 1
.. ........ ...
together and then place 011 a baking
shret and brush with beaten rpg. llakr
in 11 hot oven for twenty mimitcx anil
crve with parsley .auce.
Try this:
Stuffed Tomatoes
cuge who inii ....... """
!, iv sninll toi
, .-.1 ... n
matoes and rut a
aljro from tbr top. With a spoon seoop
out t(,0 (.0nter.i. Now place in a uowi
j,,,, from t'10 toniatoe. nibbed through
11 roarve sieve, anil auu
Tiro hard-boiled ran", chapped fine.
Four tablespoon of bread crunhi.
One teaspoon of salt.
nnr-'iuorter teaspoon of pipnka.
Tiro tablespoon, of fneli chopped
parsley.
One tablespoon nf finely minced
onion.
Till the tomatoes nnd t'lfn pronarr ,
a dough as for using the leftovers. Holl ,
' nj .t (n fnnr.liirli sniinres nnd
,, ,oVa nmato I. nrt, m,j. Ha,,
in a baking sheet ami brush wit ' '' m 1'
e;a and bake In " l" oven nr mm I
minute Serve 11 Ith ihee?e and parsley i
Honorable MctltlOII
I he hrst p-i7.e was as.nn a martei of
''"" "s there weir twent.v -four menus
'noien anil numnereq n winners
1 Tlio-e that remained after the drawing
I are us follows :
I Mr. R. Schell. f'hestir. I'a
! Miss lather M.vJ ee. 001 Siiiithv-Vifty.
1 tghth street.
1 Mrs. William .loos, 11-10 Harien
treet.
Mr-. A I.echnier. ."041 Smodley
rtreet.
Mr H A I.arcv, "4.'1 North Seven-
te nth street.
i Mr A Pierson. 4.T0 Lancaster
avenue
J Mr Blatifhe A Trucheo, 7VJ North
Tenth -treet
Mr. Clarence V Holmes, 1G02 Selt
zer (trcet.
AIr.. II Mow. Ilatboro.
Mis" Lottie V. Klwajs. 01(5 Itidge
avenue. Datbv
Mivs Alma H. AVilliams, 0140 Mor
' ton street, tlermantown.
' Mrs Harry Ronney, 1fli4 Harrison
Ureet, Trankford.
Mr It. Hood. 1730 North Eighth
street.
Mrs. VV T Diffendcrfer, Mount'.Toy.
Mrs Winifred Sullivan. 1150 South
Sixteenth street
Mrs Stuart M Foote, 5CS0 Morton
strier, fiprmantown.
Miss Henrietta Schat7.. 2020 Frank
, ford avenue
Mr p P Hnnnerm. I.nndowne.
Mrs H y Uranr)ur, 170 I.inmore
avenue, lilenside.
Mr Marv E. Forchetti. 1117 South
Thirteenth street.
Mn- C Spahr. Camden. N. J.
THE menu contrst is still ROing
on fend in vour dinner today
and make next week's honor list
longer even thun this
Menu Contest
ftrrad flutter Substitute
I.rttucc Salad
Strairhemrs rth Ton Mill,
Graham irarn
Tea
SAI.H SLIP
' One ouart of best milk 10
One quarter pound of cheese jo
Tlliee eggs . . 13
1 Butter Mibstitute n")
1 One loaf of bread 10
I Oiie-lmlf pound of graham wafers .12
One quarter peek of spinach .. .I",
I One head of lettuce 10
One nuart of strawberries nx
Sugar, flour, salt, pepper, partler,
sulud dressing, tea OS
Total $130
This menu would be splendid for
lunch. Many persons like something
more substantial than the fondu. Vour 1
marketing slows that you spend well
Try again.
Ile.ir Mr WiUnn Inclose plerim
hnd menu for one meal for four
people, for the contest
PATAWISSA. PA.
Cream of Spinach Soup
Salmon Cutlet
Hashed Potatoes
Lettuce teith French Dressing
A'cy Peas
Tapioca Pudding
Bread flutter Coffee
It would be bsst to omit the cream
soup and tapioca pudding and to replace I
them with clttc soupand Iw2ufenX
EVENING FtJBEIO
Please Tell Me
What to Do
ny CYNTHIA
Does Fiance Furnish Hope Cheat?
Dear f'vnthl.i Will you please 111 1110
'f "' customary for a fellowto buy the
hopp chest for th girl to whom he 13
engaged FIXAN'K T
No, the young mart haa no responsible
lty In regard to the hop chest of bla
fiancee But If lie wantn to gho her a
handsome cedar cheat It would be In
perfectly good taste
"Acetylene" Invites Them to Rave
Heir ri'nthla 1 road "Do Juro'a" let
ter In Saturda- Evicnino punuc
J.npoEti und must say tho boy has
common sense.
Tails about handing It to society he
can do it
I'm lust about In the same boat with
him on that (piestloir I'm Just looking
ror the right one 1 tumit no'ii tnKe tne
right one too. If she happena along
Hut how can h keep tho women away
If ha has a car
I used to run around In a racer, but
1 nau to carry a ciuu to Keep tho gins
Off the car
Oli, well' ? "very knock la a boost In
this cas, so come on. you (icklo-mlndcd
girls, nnd raw' AC UT YUEN 13
I S. Haven t been out with a girl
for flic weeks I consider myself luckv
and my taUnga account la growing morn
rapidly A
"Kensington" Answers
Dear I'ynthla -How could any one
resist tnn temptation to nnswer auch a
poetical correspondent as "Little Brown
Lye from South Philadelphia"? No.
1 ni not in the least hurt tlomon for
bid that I ecr put a full-grown man
slxed "crab of oling age on my golden
pedrstHl of dreams Yea, love Is a won
derful thing But I' s -.pry breakable,
my dear young lad so be CAreful that
you hang It on omethlitg substantial,
llko 1111 honest ilcan-llilng tnanwhoenn
hold his It ml up in 1 crowd and look
any ono In the face Otherwise, "Brown
Ees." there s hourd to be a. rumbling
In the distant", lire from a mountain
top n. shock, n trash then tears nnd the
acuum clean r linn t you rememher
that Honored georcet'f " llow you plan
ned It for weeks' How you tallied it
oer with ma" Hov vou both nrRUed
pro and con as to the prrfcrablp color
shado and model ' Then tho trlp3 to the
atoro, the testing of goods, the quick
look for 11 standard trademark and tho
,.,,.., 1 j .,. ,. ,.,.. . ....
'(ursiiuninc or in, saipsiany, mo linunt-
Ine fear Hint .-he m.11 Hb to sell the
goods? Then again the l1lt3 to the
dressmaker the trjiiip it's and at hict
tho Joy, the pride of possession? How
human seemed that dre.-s Didn't it feci
comfy all ocr, know our every mood
and whim, and srem to be an old mem
ber of the famllj trilng its iciy beat to
"ccl' l-' yuur lame a' a nu'eiy iircssco
ilrl uf courile , do Wcii, my dear.
Just the patni! mrthoil must be gone
through In the mairlige maikei It a
not enough that a clrl should le nil
that tho fan pice of modern life
allows. She must be a sood chooser,
too
For what gain a 'inan i' rhe
Vro's not tht dirfeteiv,' btip-n nlilc.
ratln, calico or rags'' Most maids tako
the husband counter a. a qu ck-luiKh
affair, where one rushc in wlld-ecd,
bouncing" 'the sdnr Rrabnlng a hunk
and runs 1h It an.v wonder ihey tr.i
later with mutrlinrniHl ,l"nfnia and
hike og to old Doctor Divorce Court? In
eloslnc will uv that von are no the rluht
track, tho engine of love is 1 great old
scout for climbing cr,ids But look nut
ditngcr IWU jn ,, he marlied
,, nhpU3ll)nR , of n,, ,i,roitle. the
sounrt of cscn.lng suam tr-croaking of
hr, ,lS and thcrr (lll ,lff nt t), htatlon of
happiness
KE.NSIMiTON.
The Woman's
Exchange
Toadstools In Cellar
To t' I'd 'ci of 'I tii (i 1 1 Prior
fx.ir .Madam Klndlv Inform me of a ,
rem-dj to rid a cellar of toadstools
nave men several things without suc
lcs.s A HEVPKIl
Are ou fiire ir.-( are not mush- 1
rooms" Many prop, srow mushrooms I
In thtlr cIIh' ou know and there I
mlKht have Wen n,m one In the bouse
before jou took it who raiied them If
so, vou are v-rv fortunate, for i.iush- erlne wondered anmi times what It would 1
rooms don t srow ever.v where If vou be like to have a friend like Barbara
nre sure the arc toadntoola. the onlv'nml rhe wondered too If so lovelv i(
way JOU cm z, t r d of them it to die thine rntilil rwr l made tn miffer 1
ui in iwm,.i ,ji i-iiui. uui ineir ftrowtu
with more enith 01 1 ement on top ot
them.
For a Church Wedding
To the Fditnr . f v ,, a , , pa0r
Ilea- Ma lam - I cpeet to bo mar
ried In J11P " "0 p ,n in a small
church Kiirll. idvise me througn vour
"help-d-me-io-much column on the' fol
lowing Wrv, tavs for the bride's
flowers -ils hi. attendants" If onlv
one Is she railed "maid of honor" '
Would It l. r rouer to have ,1 prlvato
reception aftu tho wedding sav JuBt
for the two 'anulles would 'llltp to
have th p'an s' slug 'ov. Promise Me"
before the fcr-mnn Would that he
unusual" D) the brides parents always
pay for the liv nations and give the
reception" Will .vou tell mo of an In
expensive supper" UKTTY.
At a wedding the bridegroom buyB
the flowers for the bride and her at
tendants If there is onlv one attendant
she Is called tho maid of honor, although
sometimes there ! Just one bridesmaid
and no mild r( honor If she Is mar
ried of course fhe is called the matron
of honor
It wnuM he perfectlj proper to have
a sman r, -. 1 imn just ror tno families
rient of li d.. do that It would also
b perfecth nRli' to have the pianist
sinir before the ceremnm Tlmt in often
done at weddlrips The- bride's parents
havo the Invitations and the reception,
as the reception Is usually at their house
An Inexpenelve supper would be
chicken a la kin salmi atid bread and
butter Ice cream and fancy cakes and
toffee
The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
When it is necessary to wear an
evening dress that is thin over the
shoulders how can the camisole be
kept in place without shoulder
straps1
Desrribe a new parasol, attractive
for use on the beach in summer.
When vegetables are stuck to the
pan in which thev have been
rooked, what utensil will remove
them without any scraping, rasp
ing noise?
What fad i peipular for bats and
elres-es for midsummer wear?
How tan wrinkles often be re
moved from silk garments without
pressing?
In what easv way are many of
the newest sport skirts made?
Yesterday's Answers
In making ice cream at home
eeononiv can be practiced in dry
ing out the salt and putting it
away to be used again.
A little coffee added to the last
rinse water of ecru or khaki
colored pillow or table covers will
keep them the same color.
In cutting out a dress with a
paper pattern, press the pattern
on the material with a hot iron
-o thnt it will stick, and wear and
tear will be s,nvee bj not using
pins.
An attractive little silver tea
bnll is made in the shapei of a
tiny teapot, hanging from a silver
hook over n silve.r plate
flood -looking curtains for the
summer bungalow tan bo made
from burlan hemstitched in a hnr
monlzing color
new fad In imitations foi deco
rative iiuipOM's n a nitlnl fiuner
pot containing tin (lowers,
" LEDGER PHIBADEtPHIi TUESDAY,
DO YOU PLAY TENNIS?
Ibis Is juM flic bind of bat J nil ttcetl for that hind nf (liln.fr. If turns
up inougli In front to be out or your way nnd yet If drops enough fo
keep Hip miii out of jour eves. Tho crown nnd upper side of (he btlin
arc of shot slllt In rose and blue. The embroidery Is gray ansora wool
and (he brim is fared with straw. The lingerie blouse Hint Is worn with
if in the picture lias a novel nnd attractive joho nrross Iho bach formed
by tucks and laco edging
The Marriage Trifler
Uy ItAZISL DEYO HATCJIKLOU
tojwloftt, 19id, bu the PubUo Ltd aer Co.
Plans for
iRarbaui Knfnhl. the acknowledged
leader nf 'he jtounaer set and tt plrl
accustnmril In ai'iilntlon from child
hood, rnifmrv lclth Quint the most
cllpihlc infill of th' season. Roth
famUns are dclt'ihted and the sfllm
(I011 Is HiijKircuMy Meuf Hut Itarbaru
Is spoihil, 111 n n ni .s?ir Is not fitted for
marrltipr Her npbilnonin has not
hren the sensible one that Katherino
iVeicbcrj. hnth's pvlrnfr sCcrctnru,
lias been 'men And so go oil tclti
the storn 1
KI'.ITH hid a sulto of offices to him
self. Thiv were luxurlouely fur
nished In valnut and brown leather, and
Katherlne s own room, with Its huge
desk Its fi'lng case". Its handsome chairs
and its iwo large windows, was a very
attractive plan lo work Katherino was
11 vi rv soiimI ie Kirl She had no fool
ish Ideai In her bead. She was genu
inely nttnrhrd tn t'le firm and gave the
best there was In her to her work Noth
ing fif the personnl entered Into It at
ill, at least she hnd thought not, until
Keith's enuairtncnt struck the ofllco
foroe ami et every one talking
It was ih'ii for thp flmt time tint
Katherlne thought of Keith as a man
rather than ,111 employer and she wan
rather curlnu" as to what kind of a
girl he had ihosn S'io hoped It was
i-onie one good enough for lilm, and when
who saw Barbara's plctuie In one of the
papers, she looked for a long tlmp nt
the Klrllsh face, and liked It Immediately
Keith's rhaiurcd ttttitudp in the ofllce. his
buo.vancy his utter loy In life, made
Katlierine realize that he was verv happv
and sho wan clad ver.v glad She told
h n so gravclv" and shvly and K-illi
rushed up to the toots of hlh hair looked
dellHhtfd nnd ald bovlh'v
"Whv thank vou, Miss .Newbery,
that's verv thoughtful of vou "
BKrlmra never came tn Keiths ofllce.
She vvas not even ( jrlous about It. so
'hat Katherlne never paw her Barbara
was like a figure of romance to her It
seemed that evprvthlnc tli.p girl vilshed
for came true li a falrv tale. Kath-
Harhnra'1. life was made for sunshine,
and light and happiness nnd all the good
iiniiKS. never lor .. oo-rnm ami wun-iy
if Barbara ni.trri'd Kflth slin need never
have anything but happiness
If there were anvlhing that Keith ob
jected to these days it was the fact that
he taw Barbara onlv when there were
other people piesent It seemfil to him
that he was slwavs ailing for her to
take her to cme affair m if he did sen
her nlone it w.s at lunch and always
a lunch handwiclvd in between other
engagements u- s-pnVe (,f this onco nnd
Barbara laugh' d at him
But after wr-e marked " she said
all the time 1 ,ivit want vou to et
tired or me lirfnr th,n
Keith harl lonV,er at this lovelv thine
of fire and miou that was to be his wife,
and tie Idea of netting tlreel of her
seemed 'udlerouw But Keith was serious,
and marrlnpe to him was serious Some
where back of his mother's formal idea
of life, from some lost ancestor ho had
Inherited thtc serious trait His own
home rupr rlntended by Mnrcia, had
somehow never been exactly a home to
him 1' had been a uoigepus place, run-
nuiR smoouiiv nn onco wneeis it nan
been uur'ous 11st ns hH offlccs were
luxurious aril h ri- v comfortable but It
I had not brn le -,
The cows are washed
twice a day
In spite of the fact that the barns
are scrubbed and the milkers' hands
washed before milking each cow, tho
Walker-Gordon Laboratory Com
pany consider it absolutely neces
sary to give each cow a thorough
cleansing each time she is milked.
Certified by the
Philadelphia
Pediatric Society
XValker-Gordon
Milk is also de
livered in New
Yorhand Boston
SUPPLEE-WILLS-JONES MILK COMPANY
Distributing Agents for Philoda., Atlantic City and Vicinity
Telephone, Poplar 3503
&lkerOoraon Milk
JUST AS. IT COMES PROM THEiCOV
a Home
The Idoa of having his own home,
Willi Bnrbaf.t in it. was thp keenefst Joy
to him He had thought that they might
tako a placs In the Hiiburbs a placo not
too far from town, but when he men
tioned this his mother hooted nt him.
"Do xou want to be out of things?"
she had exclaimed "Don't you know
that a youiiK couple stattlng out must
do things right " You can't run In the
face of convention nnd still keep your
social Standing Don't be foolish, Keith,
you and Barbara together can have any
place In socletv that vou want unless
ou iivjinri irom ine cenernt scnemc ot
hlngfi nnd let people know that vou have
illlj. ladlcil Ideas
ou depart from the general scheme of
t
s!
Bllbara Inn. nirrrrH lib hlu niMhntv
This surpilsed Keith nnd x-nguelv dla
appointed Mm
"What were vou thinking of. dear, a
place out of town' she had asked curi
ously "Of course we must have a placo
somewhe.e out of town, at Lenox, I
think, but 1 want a town pines for tho
present A duplex apartment would be
Just the Ihlnr? If wp can gpt It. and 1
havp such wonderful Ideas for decornt.
Insr It "
Keith hoptd auddenlj, fiercely, that his
own home was not to b- a replica Of hia
mother's And then he remonstrated
with blmseir Wasn't he being terribly
selfish ' Of course, Barbara must have
thlngB the wn she wanted them, and he
was sum that anything she wanted
would make him happy. He felt this
superle.tlvrl.v when ho took Barbara In
his arms and held her close. Troubling
thoughts seemed tilvl.il and Incense
ourntlal then, nothing mattered but tho
fact that he was to marrj Barbara Bar
bara herself, conscious that xhe was hav
ing her own way In ever thing, and that
she loved the man she was colni- in
marrv. thought herself thp most fortu- 1
nato girl In tho world Ho few glrk had I
everything. Inve and all the other things
that made life delightful
(Toniorrow-
rinrbiir's
Keith's)
eholre h ml ,
Ten-Day Outings
''iinj icu-.uiv Minings ror college
girl", high school girls nnd emplovcd
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scheduled to lake place this summer
beginning In June under Ire auspices
of the Y. W. C These nutincs.
whl."h nre a combination of ramping
fun and collective thinkius nu the mob-
terns facing girls tndav in school or
business, nre n part of thr V, W, C. A
rountrj -wine summer luogrnm In the
happiest Kort nf siirrniinditiKs. where
tents or shacks take the plnr-e nf rlnr-
fhowfr or pool, and hike ,n bni nu
parue Hiippmni tinncs nnd movie
ijirls nf common interest and eprrlrti'i
Mill meet to consider Ntirh stiblret'
as the "Yotins Woman Citizen." "Worn
en's Poksibilities for I.nailcrIiip," "A
Christian Induslriul Order." "Tht
Church and Community " The confer
ences will be held In .North Carolina
Mississippi. California Colorado. Wi
consin. XVni-liinpton Ohio, IVntisvl-
v'nnlll. Xew VnrL Mm. n,.V...A.,..
Maine. Mielnsaii Tlorida Kentuckv
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,'""j" i Rin; , ..-"'. 1 K,rlM nt'
j tended similar Confrrener latt year
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This is another reason why
Walker-Gordon Certified Milk is
clean as clean can be; also another
reason why it commands a high
price.
Your baby will like the flavor of
Walker-Gordon Certified Milk be
cause it is nothing but fresh, sweet
milk, just as it comes from the cow.
JUNE 15, 1920.
THE RAG-DOLL GIRL DRESSES
IN SUCH A DETACHED WAY
That It Hardly Scents Possible That She Put Her Clothes on
Herself She Never Scents to Think at All
SUE stepped Into the trolley and sat
down In the nearest scat, com
placently nwnre bt the glances cast her
way. There waft no real expression on
her face, but tho one that came nearest
was satisfaction, obviously itr her looks
and the Impression they made, Evi
dently she thought people were admiring
her.
fhe wore a white skirt and white
shoes nn.d stockings. Her waist was of
sheerest georgette, crepe, flesh color,
spread wide open at the neck. Her
hair do you remember the dolls you
used lo piny with when vou were a
HUM girl? They were "lady dolls."
with their hair fixed so that It could
not be taken down. The hnlr was
eparse, dull-looking stuff, arranged
"wrong," so that your fingers Just
twitched to take It down nnd do It
over In n more becoming way. That's
the k ml of hair this girl had. It had
lost all color and life, It puffed out In n
stiff, unbecoming wnv over her ears,
nnd It was Just "up" In the back. Then
Adventures
With a Purse
AS I was saying In a recent AdvCn
'ftiie. It would ninke little diffcreiire
how perfectly dressed a woman may be
and how beautiful her clotho, were
their not an air of sweet frcdmeM about
her person. And a combination of
narm days and strenuous exercise Is
a sore trial. Now I have ahead.v toid
.vou of an antispptir deodorant powder
that I know jou have llkpd. If jnu
bought some. Hut today I thought I'd
tell vou about n cream. In case vou
prpfcr something of that consistency for
use with it dark dress porlieularl.v. A
little Jar Of the cream I have u mind
costs but twenty-onp crnN. It comes
well recommended nnd should prove
most helpful in keeping one frrh nnd
wholesome under the most tning cir
cunislnnccs. There never was a woman who did
not lovp to embroider and fus over
tunning dresses fnr her littlest girl, tlo
matter how indifferent she might bp lo
'Pinhroidpring an.v tiling for her own
clothes. And I doubt whether there 1 I
nny woman who will not love the soft!
little frocks I hnve found Each Is
.umped with n lovely delicate design I
around neck and yoke. The material is 1
soft and line white, nT course and
from mming the mnti.v prettv patterns I
cm can ciisili find one that would mnke !
it verv fussi Siiudav -go-to meeting 1
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! Lrork M,r, J"J li,,I,' ,Ki' ' -V . r'lnR'
fro1" nshtj-fiip cent lo SI 'J...
Hatpins aie seldom iippiI iiovad''.vs.
nnd iudeed with the vva.v the hats hip
fashlotiPil one seldom needs a linlpiu.
Except, for instance, when one is going
for a trip In 11 machine. That is the
tlmp when the hat fasteners 1 saw would
undoubted! be interesting. Tliev re
semble ver.v large safpf.v plus, on, tlip;
do not catch. On (jouml thought, I
guess they look more like ver.i i ui and
huge sIppI hnlrpins.. Instead of putting
them thioiigh the crown of tin 1ml.
leaving ugli pin holes, one puts them
under the brim, pinning (hem through
the lining of the lint. Thej aie v v.v
comfortable nnd "retire. Their ,i,'!tp is
tvvcntv five cents 11 pair.
For the names of shops referred
to iu Adventiiips With a Pui'sp. send
a self addressed stamped envelope
to the editor of the woman's page,
inclosing Hie name of the article and
the date on which it appeared For
immeilinte information call Walnut
",000 on the telephone.
IMPORTED
POMPEIAN
OLIVE OIL
U so palatable that
a baby can digest it
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I 'o,
When the sun is hot, and getting hotter every minute;
when your appetite is jaded, and nothing seems to appeal to
you, then is the time when our big, clean, sanitary meat mar
kets appeal to you best. Everything fresh and sweet, and in
the pink of condition. Their inviting appearance offers vou
many a suggestion as a solution for your table troubles.
For Today and Tomorrow 's Selling in All Oar 166 Meat Markets
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a stilted, embarrassed -looking little hat
perched foolishly on top of the hair.
All this would have attracted atten
tion In nny one. But the face! tt was
even more doll-like thhn the hair. Ut
terly etpresslotfless, not a simpering,
sweet-smlllng face, but a dull, HfClesM
kind of look, something llko fi rag doll.
Tho head was never turned, and some
how you felt that It couldn't. The eyes
rolled helplei.sl.v when their 'owner
looked nt anything not directly In front
of her. It was n grat shock to sec her
move her hands of her own nreord nnd
betid the mnskllke face down to find a
nickel for carfare. .She seemed to feel
that the glances were turnedher way Out
of admiration. They were filled with
mvp, wonder wlint could such n thins
hp?
WHEN" you see a concoction (you
can't call It n real glrD like this,
you wonder. "What does she think about
If she thinks?" Can she possibly ad
mire that dead-looking hnlr In Its stiff
arrangement? Does thnt rolling pyp
ever light with pleasure nt sight of that
helpless little hat npologlr.lng for In
truding on the hnlr? Docs that half
open mouth never smile, never pout,
never close with determination never
even dimple to help nlon? a blush of
pleasure at a compliment? What kind
of a girl can she be?
There nre girls, who overdress. There
nre girls who think too much about
dress, Somo girls don't think enough
nbout It. A certain type of girl slings
her clothes on, forgets to see whether
they nre neat or not and lets It go nt
that, ns long ns they are becoming and
iu style. Another type takes nn hour
fo It. nnd puts everything on carefullv.
whether It looks pretty or not. You can
understand these girls, because jou're 11
member of one type or the otlmr yourself .
When you see n girl who doesn't seem
to hnve pill on her clothes hpisrlf. be
cause she doesn't look ns If she'd hnve
sense enough to put them on straight : a
girl who doesn't seem to he thinking
too much nbout her clothes, because she
doesn't look capable of thinking too
much about an.v thing; n girl who doesn't
19,500 Fairs
Felt Bedroom
Slippers
.90 Pair
PAHCEt
roar
Worth $3
ALL COLORS
SIZES AND
DIFFERENT STYLES
We me xelllnc thcrn lens than whole
ale Just Tor advertising pur.)o. The
prettlm slipper you evtr mw, Most All
colors, hsndsnrnely decorated and cun
Ion elkekln nole.
52.50 Arcb QCc
Supporter!..
Combination
Horn & Shoe Tree
25c a Pair,
5 Pair
for
$
PAHCKL POST. IOC U. 1 HA
CAPA SHOE SERVICE
Phita. Shoe Repairing Co., Inc.
1502 Chestnut Stroct
63.1 Chestnut
17 P. llth St.
17 S. 13th bt.
1229 tianfoni
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Dacon ana cut irom the best
pounds each. Buy it whole or
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Delicacies Ready to
Sliced
Luncheon
Roll
lA lb 15C
Sliced
Lebanon
Bologna
lA lb
Small Lean Picnics
very mild, sweet and tender. De
US mornintr ttnA (ioipk I !. j -i
mild, nwoof nni ,i.. ts-h..i.,... . .
own Rtnrpe cnniiAvni n
M" .r.:,"'""Vt" """"tfiioui; muaaeipiuu,
jib - v Delaware ana Maryland,
iccni to eare how rldlculoui the Ua. lJ
md flfipears to be nerfectlv nt ,: J
ibout her slrnnfCP-lOoklnK Rct-upJL'V
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can't possibly Understand her! An i " 1
tart do ii starft with unpardonable niV.11 -neB
nnd wId-onen mouth. .j .."?'
tier "wlmt docs she thluk uboutIf .!' i
thinks?" uuif rt, )
House Dresses
When buying material for hf,,,,.
dresses et etioiith for two wu in,
stead of one, makluRthe waists aliU
or not as you choose, joining tlicin t
thfl skirt t waistline invisibly Kn.
snaps, hooks and eyes, or buttons anj '
buttonholes. Uy alternating the iaist
there Is a great saving, ns every a,
knows on skirt will easily Outvicj.
two waists.
Like Walking
On Grass
Cantilever Shoes give such perfect
comfoit and develop such an easy
carriage that wearing them is like
walking on the softest giccii.
In Cantilever Shoes, with their nat
ui'al inner-solo lino and slightly
tilted heel, tho toes arc comfoitable
and point straight ahead, as they
rightly should. In ordinary shoes
which turn the foot outward, the
weight of the body falls on the tit
tiWc of the foot, straining the arch,
Cantilever Shoes distribute the
weight over the heel, tho ball of tht)
big toe, and the outside of the foot.
This p'erfect balance spares the arch.
When tho Cantilever Khoe Is laced,
tho flexible nl'nnlc Is I'luwn up arnt
II conforms lo tile arch 01 tin. too:
In ordinary shoes tho foot must con
form Mo tho hoo Cantilever Shofri
support tho nrob without aipliin'M
iiml correct nut foot, The (leviiilliii
of tho shanlt allow n bucIi freedom U-a-with
every step tho muscles -xeri'i
and grow strong A healthy foot ir n
comfortable foot,
Change this week to Cantilever Mm
You will bo amazed to realize how
foot troubles disappear, and how ,1,
fortable your' feet will be
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Rkln. nnel whltx lvpllnn rmn.ti In nil
wlelilu freiiu AAAA m C m fur
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CANTILEVER SHOE SHOP
1300 Walnut Street
Over Cunard Office '
Philadelphia
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