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if&S. WILSON ADVISES
CLOSE WATCH OF MARKET
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Coffee ... 00
Total
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Thli mral Is entirely too rich. M
1 I the bonus rontnlti n. fond element Mini
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Three Meals for Sunday This Week Arc Tasty and Wholesome mnu IV not lmvo' n cienr tomato;
rrw . m it I r i' .'.. I soup? fM'lect reasotittDiy pneru green
Without Being l OO Heavy for Lasy Digesting vegetable-, ami u alnl. Try fcomo other
dessert, how turn iresn iruits nrc iu
season.
Please Tell Me
What to Do
Hy CYNTHIA
By MRS. M. A. WILSON
(Ccrvriuht. l!t. by Mrs. .V. A. IVIIjoii. All
rights reitrved.)
WATCIIINd tlic market closely at
tills neason of the year, the house
wife will coon know jiwt what food are
abundant, nort.ial and fenrre. Ileal
feonomy ilruiiituts that thl knowledge be
at the housewife's fingertips In order
to prevent the lilt-or-mlss method of
butlng.
This means that, regardless ot the
taenu that has been planned, you mut
ftmjy market eontlitlons and move those
jtyofls Mhleh were planned in necordanee
trJtli the market conditions.
The reading of the holefnle rates In
the market and provision column of the
pnper will giir the housewife n fair Idea
of prlees that the variou footls ure
bringing In carload loin.
Vnrehflsing food on (barge accounts.
when deliver N ilclrod. will lnereae
the cost of eaeh nrtiele of food )"ir
ehnned. The rifli-iitid-ciirr.i iimrleti
nre a reaj boon to the economical wunau
who can take time to go to markM.
Thre .Meals for the Sunday Menu i
UUEAKrAST
Urrries I
Cream Cod on Toast Macon CJarnisb '
Htcrcrcn offce I
I)!NNi;U
ItadMies ScalHons
Kjg Cullets Cheese Saueo
Steamed Kite IV.i
t'lieunilier Salad
Fruit ruddlnj: Vanilla Sauce
( otfee
sitit.k
Fried Aop'cs With Hacoti
ltice Caken
Sliced Tomatoes Cheese Pressing j
Crumb Cake Tea ,
The market basket wiM require
One package of shrcauen connsn.
One pound o bacon.
tir caps.
One liOT of berries.
Ore hvnrh of parsley.
One bunch of scnllions.
One bun li -if im'ishcs.
One small head of Icltuc.
Ore small i uctmber.
Three apples.
1'ico tomatoes.
Owe quarter pound nf eheesi.
One-half pound of riee.
One-quarter peck nf pen.
One-half pound of Iritter,
Two haven nf hrrad.
Three pints of milk.
and the usual staples that arc pur
chased weekly.
Cream Cod on Toast
cutlets and dip In flour. Now place In
a vegetable dish
One egg,
One-half cup of evaporated milk.
Heat to mix and then lay the cutlet
on the wire spoon and dip In this egg
wash. Then roll in line crumbs and fry
until golden blown In hot fat. (Snrntsli
with parsley.
Fruit rudillng
I'lace In n bowl
One cup of nfufc crumb.
Six tablespoons of shortening.
And pour oer the bread crumbs and
shortening one cup of boiling water.
Stir to mix and then let cool. Now
udd :
One irell'bcaten egg.
One-half rup of sugar.
One. eup nf flour. -
Thfrr livel teaspoons of baking
powder.
One cup of ttrairbrrrics. cut into bits.
Mix thoroughlj and then turn iuto
well-greased eintxrd cups and bake in
a moderate oven for twenty-live min
utes. Serve with vanilla sauce.
Vanilla Sauce
One cup of trhitc com sirup,
otic-half cup of icatcr.
Tco tablespoons of cornstarch.
Stir tdis.solp the starch, then bring
to a boll anil cook for five minutes. Cool
and then add one tablespoon of vanilla.
My dear Mrs. Wilson Would like
to submit the following dinner menu :
Hadtshc Scalllons
Itroihd Steak Mashed While I'otatoes
Asparagus with )lcltcd-hiittcr Dressing
It) rod mid llu Her Rice Pudding
Coffee
INTERESTING REVIVAL
OF OLD LACE SHAWLS
MUS. F. .1. N.
This menu exceeds the money
lotted.
ol-
Honor List ;
Crlel Apples Willi Ttaeon
Wl'-e the ap'iles mid then fit Ml
-Pi ", nN'-it one Inch thick. l)it in
ini'k and thin in Hour nnd fr until hot
iit 'aeon fat.
Form the leftover boiled rice into j Strawberries
cakes and brown ipiieklj in the bacon i
fat. " j Total
Sliced Tomatoes. Cheese Dressing
Dip the tomntos in boiling water and
theu in cold to looeu skins. Ttemove
the .Mns and set on ice to chill. Cut
each tomato into thick sli"es.
Mrs. A,. E. Staysa
Bethlehem, Pa.
MKNT
Tot licast with Onions
.Mashed I'otatoes Oravy
Curumber Salad
Itread Hutter Coffee
s( ran berries
SALHS HUP
One and one-half pounds chuck
roast $0.4.j
One pound of onions 0."
One quart ami pint of new pota
toes Vl
One cucumber 10
Vinegar 01
One-half loaf bread Oil
Hutter (two mince-1 OS
Coffee (two o'liici si 0."
Milk (one siiciM .ii,i Of!
Sugar i four oiuiic-i n
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Wants to Qo on Stage
"Patty" it depends entirely on the
Klrl herself There, nro apt to be. more
temptations to overcome In the Hfo jou
are thinking of taking up. Yet somo
hnvo como tliroURli unscathed.
Cynthia will not udvlso for or against
In sUch.a matter. You should follow
your pnrnts' ndvleo or the sound nd
vlco of soma otic who knows ou person
nth and xour tempsrumant nnd character.
She Has Her Doubts ' ,
Dear Cynthia Won't you print this ,
letter ani the answer, which I hope
ou will gle tno In our columns, nnd I
oblige? I
I am a girl of twenty. Last year I
spent nil Hummer and winter In another
eltv at tho home of a cousin.
During my stay a. friendship grew up
steadily between my couslir and me
which ended In a promise to tnarrv one
.inothfr. our paren's ncoedlng; that Is
wnen we Decatne Qf age. ,
I am back home now ami every other
d.iv or ro 1 rece!-e letters and often
I presents from him So far alt Is well.
Hm when I w.is at his home I tried
I to g-t him to develop his abilities as
!n designer by night study. Ho made
kcvvrnl nttmptfl, but always gave up
In disgust.
I dislike to break my promise to him,
but I have 1 egun to doubt whether I
would be happy with him under theso
conditions, for jou see t have always
studied and am considered bright.
Please hehi me. DOUUTFC1..
It Is enilrelv e: question of whether
you love this ounir man or not. Often
n studious ) erson nnd one who seldom
owns n book will live very happily
togt!vr l.i mm rlod life. Another thing,
i trhapa th i ling man has not a il-cld-d
ii.l'U fo- ilcslgnlng It Is nlwny3
:i mist ike iu trj to foro a pcon to do
:is w think
N.mtli r thlrg dear, one should be
pre 'i w 'II advanced In lenrnlng Inctud
MR nr.niMui nnd spelling, befure one
can nftin'1 to fear that another who will
not tuil will be uncongenial.
I
Cheese Dressing
Place in a small bowl
One tablespoon of grated onion.
v One tablespoon of finely minced pars
leg,
Vir tablespoons of grated cheese.
One teaspoon of salt.
One teaspoon of suoar.
One teaspoon of paprika.
Mrs. Hcttic M. Schoclc,
204S Pivc street.-
MKNL
Fruit Cocktail ,
Fish Potatoes au (iratln
Hutter or Wa Heaps
Tptimto nnd Cut umber Salad
Popoers le i .i
SAI.l.S Si. IP
One grapefruit
One orange . .
One apple
7'iro-thirds un of m
l'" . ,1 Vi.1- (intntrw.b
Mix thoroiigilv and then serve on the I (.i,.'
hilled tomatoe. MUk ?.'.'. '.'..'.
Crumb Cake I Salt
Owing to the scareit f sugar I hae ,0P",r
OUlill)
"Won t Jive Cp" AVhy not write to
tho motlrr of this little girl, as vou hao
to I'jnthl.i" She might complj with
your lpcii.t .t
'Ww w
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The Woman's
Exchange
Locatlnn a 8oldltr I
f To the Editor of IVotuon' Page:
Dear Madam As 1 nnj consi
reader of your columns, I am coming to
you for a little advice. I have ft very
dear "boy pal" and the last I beam
from hlm ho was In a hospital In France,
wounded, nnd I myself wan near the
front at the time. That was In the fall
of 19ts. We. .were renred together and
t have some very Importi'int news for
him. Cwould llko to know how I coui'l
locate him. as neither of us lifts a noma
or.rclatlve- llvlrrc. I urn sure he does
nol Iftiow imv more abqut whcie I am
than I rlQ about hlm. a I .''on t sta
In one place vtry long ill a time.
I hiun n Gtstoni reiai .-, X,' ,.,d
We.. were u. ,"'"' .i,t
1 wain w -.
What sh All Wsinessglrls''
wear in the summertime?
J ho hdncatwnal Director of Department Store Says Th
Mjm Do Not Lihc "Georgette Girls" in Their Offices '" '"
rteil noon
sister when small
'rill IMMI'VUII UJ "i.'iuMi. ,-,-, , 1
auonnaisc dress-' ;.. ,; , "
" ax or butter bean-...
Open a paekuge of HIi and place in planned this recipe in that wij,can u
piece of cheese cloth. Dip it in boil- corn or maple sirup or hotiev.
. ... I. i -- ........ 11. 1.. .. in ii iMivinr. hiiu-1
lnz water, then in cold, and sipieere very
dry. Then make s
One and one-half cups ni rrram
itucc.
Add the fish and three tablespoons of
finely chopped purslej. Hi, 'o . i
boiling point nnd then lift n.i m i!in
slices of toast. Pour a tablespoon of
melted butter over the fish whn nadx
to servo and garnish with strip of uicel
browrcd bacon.
Kgg Cutlets
rince in a snueepan
Tiro cupi of milk.
Three-quarters cup of flour,
One teaspoon of salt.
One teaspoon of paprika.
One onion orifnl inc.
Phee in n mixing bowl
hrcc-qunrters cup n1 urup.
M' tablespoons of slwitcning,
(hie coo.
t)ne-tuartcr teaspoon of nutmeg,
'Inn tups rif sifted flour.
'our Uvel teaspoons of baking
noiciJcT.
7'ieo-(A(r(i
Tomatoes
1 Cucumber
I Sugar , . . .
Oil
! Vinegar . .
Unnl ....
I Flour . ) .,.
( )no egg . ,
Tea
un - milk or lentcr
Heat to mi and then turn iuto well-
creased and floured layer cake pnn and I
then prepare the crumbs for the top as I
follows: Place in a small bowl
Six tablespoons of flour.
, Four tablespoons of broirn sugar.
' Tiro tablespoons of shot trnimi.
One tcaipoun of cinnamon.
Work with the tips of the fingers into
! I.eumn
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"De Jure" Answers "Happy"
De.ir i vnihirr I offer thanks to "Hon
Voy.ice" Tor her kind letter. It semis
Ififtt til, ttlltll nf n vtnfn.iii.tito la ci-iwl.
iiallv pen. ir.itlng the minds of th girl j
j ns the first surge of nnger passe- away.
i i snail consider invseir as mc l nv Her
nnd beaten, for I would sooner lose to
a falr-m'ndcd girl th.m buM s doyen
..i'.iijk ii ii i-s uineii. .nu 10 iinjipy i i
Stir to dissolve the dour nnd then a fine cminhly ma-s and then spread s,(Cni 'roiiutde.s
bring to u boil and cool; slowh for live over the caki and bake in a moderate
minutes. Ilien nun three nnnt-ooiieu over wr uiirn nuinnes.
CKS chopped line and four tablespoons Note If ou squeere the crumbs thev
of finely chopped parslei Heat to mix w ill heroine moist, so work with just
and then turn on a large platter to cool. J the tins of the fingers or u-e a fork to
Xet stand for two hours, then form into to-s them.
I Mrs. Wilson's Menu Contest
Total $1,411
Mrs. T. Robinson,
West Palmyra, .V. ,. I
MI5NC ''
Sliin Heef pot-roasted with
Itrown (iruiy IJrown I'otatoes
(irei'ii Heans i
Oct out the shawls Hint jou liavo
hept In n box for so long because
they were oul of stjle. They'to
come bad. again. Some women
wear them Just as shawls, others
drape them on exening gowns.
Their rT"fnl lines V !' "any
a plain, uninteresting froclt
A Dally Fashion Talk b Florence Hose
PKHIIAPS it is but one step from
,1 , .!. .1 1 lln.l.nnd t
ntf.. .ln ..,., -.,l. I.. ... I,..- .... l"l' I" - "" ll" "
to make ,i logical dccis'on on the outs-, we can accustom oursehes to going
"on. I s'.relv will co luilf wn and d-' nbo11t towt, ,., Hoped In the folds of a
nub mi' iiiiiii ! ,uui riaiiii' (uf , ii im i . .
sllitht Tiiodlilcrtlons Uut I fall to see cape we can at custom ourselves to the
;hy.ni ptsiiimI likes anil il'nlll: o f0i,i, cr n vm, Once we would hnc
nouiii .iiieii n sinieinetu tiipncanie io ,,.,.,., , .. . i. .
men In g-nrrnl So wo will pas the aid that either garment was iniprnc
riuestlon "i ". "Loies tieitble for street wear for the modern
I.Ike im other critics. "Unppj," vou I ., ,. . ., , . , ,
lay great -n- on the girl to com-. Let woman. So it ma be that shawls for
m s.t ilelit here that I suppose she CPnornl ull'lii wear arc eventually
will, but I hope It w 111 be m.in.v many ,
moons Were I to mc t her tomorrow I coining.
would slum lur like a leivr. No tinibl- ' In the meantime shawls for evening
tlous man en afford to fall In lovo till 'nnd dress afternoon wear nre seen here
ho Is .mlii -Mulent Keep awnv from the nnd there uniting the best dressed worn
clrls an.Mo'i ate safe Isn't that simple CII it mi far these shnwls nre al
r nsonlne" When the average man mar- f , ia(0 u,r,.tiv. nnd they nre
rle It enrti 'shls fretdom of .irtlon,' pre- "" ' ., ii i.piHooms trensnres
Mnts hlm fun taking the di.ince that verv often old lieir looms, trens res
mnv ineaip so. cess and pushes hlm Into brought to light from so no grand
. An in. ii...iih wliKra u tin -ttnirV mothers trunk. Sometimes these
I It Is ii"t important that a man save so sipinrcf or tiianeles of old lace nre
I much with a car as It Is to remnliWree rather deliuite. Time has robbed their
I -o pckl- ih b'g things unhindered , tnm,,s 0f some of their youth nnd It is
1 Aon mention the loss of the refining.. .,....,, tn 1... .1. tlrnl ,ln ...111, ii
I lntliiiice. cud the dropping or nner ' desIratiK to luu 1. t nei 111 1 p w 11 a nine
I courtesies -Happ." I'm a rebel to con- remforcement. And this is quite ,,0s.
!entlon ns It Is, I'm lllng my own life sible. ns you will often see them with
nnd will continue to demand that right. , n chiffon lining.
f any girl dors ii'.t like mv standard 1 Personal! 1 am tremendously glad of
sister when smau. 1 '", , now
kind of present 1 must sen", n"". "
nn.1 when, as 1 don't lnw h?., ??.
or her uddrcss. either, It will be imp os
slble for mo to be present at the w
d"lffao quite n bit of crochet work "II
orlgtnrtl Oeslgns and yokea a "'"u
I would like to fcnw.wh?r J. alio tho
the design, with lnsfuctlo$,"Y.
yWrito to the a-isunlty S!onforr.
Dtpartment. Washington. U 'J ,,,s
formation nbout this soldier, glvmg
name. railc and outfit. J&WJ$jfonx
the Information there, try the
to headquarters of the '' , ,
Legion. You might be. able te locate is
present whereabouts hotter ,iro,nta'ko
Legion, although, of course. It
gome time. .. tn ,,.1- cousin
, Why don't you write t0 '.',l3ddre
nnd ask hlm for Ills "V'"Brcnt dl:
so that you cat. send the Preseni
ne.Mo,manrangpb.nito
used In tho new house, the 1 J"1 ?' '&
sbmethlng expensive, or I le
sn! fteb?Sh?ve
a series of your Instruet one 1.--
nnd make a good deal out of It J no
yokes could be sold at 11 """Vwncre
f you can And one In tie towncre
you fl.ro that seiisuriis.. ---- ..
slon It might be better to Put,nB',n"
adwrtlPemeSl in th. PPr "vnB thrt
crt'ffSeithoTn
off any commission.
iTTOW uliould I dress forv thc5 office
tl in summer?" nskt a business girl
who wnnts to do the right thing.
There's only one dnsweri .dress cll
slbly. No. that doesn't menn wear common-sense
shoes, dark, thick dresses nnd
other uninteresting thlngrt. l mentis
dress just ns coolly n! you ran without
looking ns If you were going to n garden
party. It means wear voile dresses, or
gnndlo dresses, gingham dresses. It
means wcnrP white shoes nnd stockings.
It tneann hnvc the dresses mode In the
latest stylo but It means have them
suitable fop office wear.
"A man does not like a foolish, frit
ter. girl, nbout his office," says nn
educntlonnl director of n, large depart
ment store. "A girl's costume should
not thrust her upon his notice. Ho mv
like to go out with n georgette girl nftcr
business hours, but iu business hours he
Wants to think nbout business. A girl Is
dressed jvell for business when she wenrrt
n simple stylish dress that Is bcoomlng
but unobtrusive. Modish but not ex
aggerated In style. Thin georgette
blouses nre not businesslike."
A girl In n business office has a
special mission during the summer. Thnt
mission is to look as cool nnd comfort
nblc ns possible. A man has torwear bis
high collnr nnd his coat no matter wlint
the wenther, nnd he Vvnuts everything
nbout him to .suggest "coolth" ns milch
ns posslbln becauso he enn't. If he en
ters his office in the morning und finds
his stenographer encased In serge or
cloth It makes him hotter right mvny.
Hut If he comes In mopping his brow,
nnd finds n cool-looking, calm joung
person In conifqrtnblc dark blue .sllk,
or trig dark blue voile with 11 little
design in it, or n summery checked
ginghnm with white collnr and cuffs,
he" feels ns if It must he cool atftl he (eels
better right aw ny.
r COUHSK as soon ns anybody says
Itles have their shnrc. Dark cnU.. . '
white designs. plnlnVrk "ha,l M ,'
variety' without get ng L TS2 1
two hours, nil out tho formula ft,,'!!1 "I
Fioic ciomcs tor the business r T '
summer. KUi d
Adventures
With a Purse
or eonuuci. ir sue minus 1 nni wanting jhc revival of interest In lnce shawls
In polish." let her tnhioir. No mi-n cmi m.( smwls. So often the woman
command me p 1 v. 110 woman si, -ill f""-",, i..,,,,, .rwplf nossessed of nn old
nuestlon toy words or actlTis I'll gl.idlv Jx,1 V '" ',',' K' i,9.?i 1 .
pay the price of rurh freedom, be It In laee shawl would fed that she could use
Inm nr nmnM fur 'Tin hettr tr olnrv it In some Wn.V HS tllC (Imtier.V Of 11
Salad
Hresd Hutter Coffee
Oiansc and Itanana slierd
sai.i:s SLIP
Sliln beef $0.10
louiatocs, MiKill can
I kiwi.iintifti r tin.tl rtlfl riAtntmiL
"Ul -IIUUI HI i I I1 llUltlll" O. , i V" I .1... n .. I r, .
til ' ,, ' UU II Mil II illl? HIIIU-, tlllll 1.111(111 II IIIC ' i , i . I. i. . . , . . t
Hrend OU i Pcic out the right girl at a glance. Of oo n1unble to permit her to cut it nnd
niuieriiie H'lcourse. ou will sav wnv not associate tlic resim is souieuiiiiK riiuu-r sun.
0
lii fr cdom than gro fat In slavery." i frock. Now undoubtedl n shawl enn
Please don't spring that worn-out ex- i,P used whole by a skillful designer and
il'tSSlotl Of falling hard It I do. r. inmi- I .1 ...... ,.,lo.- lint Inn nflnn lint nmnlnn.
"ti) her 1 bounee en. for a knowledge of . ..,,n'ii dresm'iker sacrifices stile
.V-, the workings of loie enables me to clamp T ','' V"" '". "',. J n nt ,' lnce' U
r; I down on It any time, and inubl s me to , " the shawl. Mie leels tnnt the la.ee Is
Is This the Poem?
To the TTrfiior of H'oman' Paoel
D.nr Madam In in' ' U"X.
"""" j.j?r 'rr, '; r ent i
"You."" b Y Unp Karlc Contes In the
Uindon Vth-nneuin, was reprinted In
1 thrTtwr 1 KtKjrn about number
vourcrespondaeslre-s. 1 give It In
full. rQV
If vou no moic should love mc ou7
It takes mv breath, at thought so -trange
An that aught earthly could your spirit
woo
To change.
Remote from doubt. T dwell secure
In faith, all minor faiths nboie.
So do T trust, so live, In our
liicomrarnble love.
i i.ii for lov to think how much
A question would your nature wrong,
Whom heaen created with a noble touch,
So strong.
N'av doubt forme, new born were over :
You will remain unchanged and true;
N'ot, not that I am 1. my lover,
Hut Just that you tire you.
This poem l so beautiful I kept It
and am gh' to share it, hoping It Is the
ono wished for. U V. Mac.
Thank you very much for sending
this poem. I'ernapa ii is ui very ui e
that "A Header" wanted. Kvm If It
Isn't. It Is lovely enough to be reprinted,
nnd It was very thoughtful of you to
send It
look cool," the flesh -color georgette
crepe conns into mind. There's no de
fying thnt It does look cool, nnd it Is
cool. As far ns thnt s concerned the
same could be snld of chiffon, or silk
net or tulle, or any other material thnt
evening or nftcrnoon frocks nre mnde of
or even the low neck and extremely
short sleeves thnt arc suitable only for
evening. As' soon ns jou say. "Look
businesslike." though, the flesh -color
georgette crepe turns pnle and modestly
retires. Tlic dark shades of georgette
crepe nre much more possible for busi
ness wenr than the light ones, but some
how jou nlwnys feel that the wearer Is
going to a ten or n gnrden pnrty ns
soon ns she leaves the office, nnd
wouldn't have a cliuneo to change her
dress between times. White Is the cool
est nnd most comfortable thing to wear,
but unless the business girl hns a dif
ferent dress for eery day in the week
she cannot wear white. It turns black
so soon.
There Is a way of keeping comfort
able, looking cool, being suitnbly dressed
for the office in summer, himpio. Be
coming, modish stjles do part of it.
Voiles, organdies, ginghams npd dfm-
T AM of the opinion that most p0ff,lfr j
boxes nnd vnnlfy enses thnt vm i
powder were designed bv men. for Z fl
innjorlty Of them n-e n ti.......i" . Z?4 J
the powder boxes I refer to.' To pro 1
my point there are many women k 'I
nrefer n loose nmwlm. i.. .. - . "'." I
Yet tho designer of the on.$: ,1
case makes no provision for the 'fnet tlii 1
,,,... .,.- iunui.-i is pinceu in t t nnt '1
onlv spills, over evcrjthing. btit n2 ,1
mnKCH one s pun so thick Hint t,t -powder
nctunlly makes one's face foil 1
urnw-n nnu unconuortable. i .i,
little powder box I want to tell vou nf
now, uunuestlonnbly must have been H.
signed by n woman. It Is flat ,!
round nnd nbout the ttW f .n".1
dollar. The bottom of It has l,olf " -the
sort one sees In n tn I....... ,..j.
s"n.'.. :,'1,kr " .LT.,r.,!.. 'R'-.t i-. 1
. -iii.n. vy.i. mviviy mis mis ullt,
powder nnd shuts the holes, 'riiti a"
powder stnjs where it belongs until
such time ns one wishes to spi Ink'e s0',i
on the puff which l included u, t,.
The ton. which unscrews. Im. ...i
i Inside nnd Is decornted'on the ohum.
with tiny sprnjs of (lowers. The nrirc
is lifty cents.
I-hnvc seen bureau senrfs with colnrp,
edges, nnd those with edges of Hum
lace, nnd those which Inic beii Hib
orntely hand embroidered or nre rlclitr
looking thnn one of puie linen. w(i,
hemMitched border, and a liraiilr
padded initial or monogrnm nt one end
Which is one very good reaou for ni
telling jou nbout these linen 'carf.
Another renson '.s their price. The IS
by a length Is .sU.r.O, tho scarf tueamir
lug 18 by 45 costs S.'l, while thnt which
mensures 18 by t"4 is S.I. oil. The(
scarfs nre of pure Irish linen tint
heavy linen which fnlrly glistens, n,,
Inch-nnd-n-hnlf-wide borders are bom
stitched, and bv tlic siiuplt- nilditlon n(
un initlnl. which jou could niihroMfr
jourself, Jim would hnvc n bountiful
burenii cover or buffet cover, u ran
see for yourself that these prices ars'
remarkable. It Is said that thev nt
iictunllj lower thqn the price you w-niiHi'
nny for tne same tiling relit In Ilrlfast
Itself.
I l'or nnmrs of shops otldrrs Moman'i
I I'nir l'dllor or plionr Walnut ,1000,
My dear Mrs. Wilson Heading in linked Apple
yourcolunin that jou ndiocatc n vge. Bread and flutter
tarinn menl three or four times a week.
I wish to submit a menu for one such
meal for four people 0t a cost of not
more than M..iO. I.e
hne uothini: but vegt
the time and find them verj uomicnl.
Soup
Two pounds of chuck t ef.
V me mid that I ,u,,-"llf luarter pek of potato,-.
t me add that 1 Om-half quart of carrots
tari'in uirals nil .jjj. '
I'nri iii'nlinlOliitil ". tt
mr iiim uini hum linn " pnriKU'
and. what is more, icrj benefi. .al to the One-hnlf pouiid'of cabbage."..'.'.',
health. I-.L. K. Mnterial fur dressing
Uadishei 1 our apples PJ
Roast tctth Toinnlo S'Iiim Spinach t Hrend 0."i 1
Cofrsfmr i.ouec 114
Bread and llutlir Itioiin llclty ft earn j Sugar, butter, et OS
lea iiomc-manc .111111
due ouart green bean l."i'with girls If .ou can h ld ourself In
Sugar and coffee 11': check and hae the pleasure of their
f'offie I'mir bnnniins 10 company.' Slmplj because Im chivnl-
'r!!i .r,!,Z irous fool enough to back to the limit
.(U4 V' ,,,;"I":P, ,',., .V-'lnny statem-nt I might make when that
. , (Jne onion for suincl oil Il.i irih hlnrncv runs awnv with inv tongue
ii Salt and pepper 0 Perhaps j'ou will be disappointed b
' 1 Vinegar 01. ! this letter, hut that Is the price of truth
1 Your beautiful wish Is unless, but not
n. . 1 i -n unnnpreclnted for a lar m books un'
1 l ' n dog must serve for man earF nnd
! pfrhaps unto the end Hum 'vlmus
vivamus im. .11 ar.
ti"op rls'it lfi'.'O, by I lor'ncf nose)
.:to
.0.-1
.OS
'. Radishes 50.05
iloast: one quart of potatoes
Total
.?I.."0
Cream soup and creamed rnrrnts are
out of place in this menu at tins seasou
of the enr Otherwise ou would have
hud n splendnllj proportioned meal.
Half pound of walnuts
One egg
Vlnvorinff
Spinach 'J j
Coleslaw 07 j Mi d-ar Mrs. Wilson I wish to en
Hread 0" ter the following in the menu contest.
Butter i" I
Pudding : stale bread
One egg
One npple
One pint of milk
Sugar nnd flaiormg
Piece of butter . .
Tea nnd sugar
MRS. S. I.. K.
.1.1
.(MJ
Mean-, one and one-hnlf pounds.
Total . 1.-0 i Potativ's, one-fourth peck
,, , ii-n 1 1 Lard, one-fourth pound
'"" " -!" """" i'. " ih nouml nf Over
but the quantity is not enough for four f.mnn
people
It ran Suup
I iciici -fried Potatoes
I.irrr and Onions
lire Pudding Hread and HiUter t'offee
$0.20
.IS 1
.2.-.
.OS
.12'
Porch Floors
In the summer 1 tinvo inj porches
thoroughl scrubb'd and washed. Theu
f haie tliein waxed with anj of t'le good '
floor waxes After this treatment tho
floors ate polished with u polishing
brush, just as me would do in polishing
hardwood Hours This method preserves
the floor ami after the porch is treated
in this mauiiei oue docs not hum to put
water on it during the entire season.
lllaio the piirch gone over daily with a
broom or floor mop. Much timo is
PrSBAHO'
THE MAGNESIA
WMgWBal b KHiJ5BCBKy
tgKSa'!iT-MLJitLJI Ifc f-f
lBBifcj nHW WtjflliK
Sfflfc
The MODERN way to
. wash
Pearl Borax
Soap Ckips
saved thus in hot wenther. and a porch
treated in tl.is mauner always looks
well. (iood Housekeeping.
Soup meat
Mrs ,1 r ami Mrs. .1. C V
onlj a market list but no menu.
Mv dear Mrs. Wilson Would like to
submit the following menu for the mg
test MUS. .1 A W
f re a m of A spaiayus Soup
Hot lloast of Heef
Brniii) I'otntois Itrnu n Heavy
(iamed ariots Asparagus
t'tlcslnir
Hi' ' nne pmiiiil.
I.inge 1 an of milk.
sii'iir
Hr..id
.10
.12
.HI
.00
.00
IMPORTED
POMPEIAN
OLIVE OIL
is supreme and costs little
more than alleged substitutes
DOCTORS RECOMMEND
for Conktipatt n Arid StnniAch Indices
Hold only li the bottle never bv doir
Safe
Milk
For Infants
& Invalids
Na Cooking
A Nutritious Diet tor All Ages
Quick Lunch at Home or Office
'Avoid Imitations and Substitutes
I
JOIN tlic
PRIZE MEI'U CONTEST
and send in tlii best SI. .VI dinner
for four iienplo that ion enn think
Up. ou 111:1.1 win one of these
pri7.es
rmsT, sa.so.
.SECOND. 91.
THIRD. 91.
Ilules The foods used must be
staples and in schsou. The menu
must be accompunied bi n sales slip
showing the cost of the I mterillls
used. The name and address of the
sender and the dutc must be clearly
written. Address all menus to
Mrs. Wilson's Menu Contest,
Evening Public Ledger,
Independence Square
BJtFL nfiTHC
M
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OLD PUMPS
REMODELED
INTO LATEST STYLES
By the onjnnal CAPA IDEA. Bring
your old stvle pumps to us and we
will thoroughly remodel them ac
cording to the prevailing styles with
bow straps. The cost Is a trifle as
compared with buying new pumps.
DROPS OF MAGIC!
CORNS LIFT OUT
IjraiEffliiiiiMi'itni", 'Sihrainit ii'ltJiiiwi';i3i;i:ii"i i,insmni.ii,i'i:fjU'inuriMmnn ii:ntci!iiihH.f!'ijir)Ui'i,','i..t' '.uiiii,i:,ii'iuai:t,nmltuinrai u.i,rthi.i'f!iiiai:m:mird1iiii.iii:ni H'aswiuiiiiii mris j.JM:ii:Minahih'ii!iur.aii!U!hti'i!Mi mniiusny
ri
More Good News!
Ritft."se Penny Prof il Meat Store &!
PRICES AWAY LOW!
Frijday and Saturday
STEAK MEATS
RUajP, ROUND OR SIRLOIN
All
Kinds
So simple! Drop a little
Freezone on a touchy corn,
instantly that corn stops hurt
ing, then you lift it off with
the fingers. No pain I Try it.
BEFORE
AFTER
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A
iTVYi1
0
Lb.
Rib Roasts (best cuts) 34c
Chuck Roasts (best cuts) 28c
Hamburg "Steak (freshly ground)2f)c
Lean Rolled Pot Roast 28c
Lean Rolled Brisket 26c
Bolar Roast 32c
Cross Cut Roast 30c
Stewing Beef (Brisket). .. .12V,c
PSer
llii& All Electric Washing
MSSAWdtmt Macline. '
"jiiht .nr irr r w irm ?'
C&P So easy to use j i aoMt
v Ns futnllj at nny morn jou r ' wiK
) nrfer. Clothlnir. Furnl- W ', , .
ture. llou'9 (urnUhlnci. 1 ,
Joneliy unci Oinoritl Mr U I
clmndlBc Pay at your Y i
III conifnlence. tlen at It tt i jt
III rlKht here on Chstnui V 1 1 r ij-
strut ovrr SO venrp. Vl II I MML
CnU. I'lmns nr Wrllr TO 1111 LilV SEkHA
S.R.W3E AVER 'y BfflN
B 1112 Chestnut St. rTuA fWk!&w3Wf
l wWr'
ngAw
1 Wm.
1 jP
Qc I S
O alb.
3
real corn
flavor a
crimpy mouth
Mandtliekind
you, never tire
o tfoea try
JERSEY
grecenJJj grvca1
1h Jenev&ral (bod Ca.Ccml.iWA
Ulaaakofh'hMhi.'Ud.-lhf
Lb.
Legs Yearling 36c
Sboulders Yearling 26c
French Yearling Chops 38c
Lean Rib Yearling Chops 26c
Loin Yearling Chops 42c
Breast Yearling, 2 lbs 25c
Legs of Genuine Lamb 48c
Shoulders Lamb 32c
BONELESS BACON, 32c lb Shoulders Pork
Nice and Lean in 2 nnd 3 lb. piece..
Dressed ZCIO.
Nice nnd Lean, ."i to 7 Ilia.
Lli.
Picnic Hams (6 to 8 lbs.) 24c
Regular Hams (8 to 12 lbs.) . . .3f)c
Skinback Hams (8 to 12 lbs.). .37c
Cottage Hams (2 to 4 lbs.) ... .40c
Picnic Hams, extra small (3 to 5) 25c
Smoked Sausage 19c
Loin Roast Pork (rib cut) 29c
Shoulder Pork (picnic style). .24c
Fresh Hams (whole or cut) . . .37c
Pure Lard, 1-lb. package 24c
I . tlURSTORE 0RDERS;CAPA Shoe Repairing
ARE AS GOOD AS CASH
and nbl i-ou to bur at tli de
partment and apMlalty alore yoa
rrtr Our trma ar baaaa on th
Unirlh of i-rrilll sist fair and ina
Writ for full dtalla.
rat, writ ror run aiaua.
MARRIOTT BROS,. JUSCheatnHt
l.'i02 Chestnut
17 So. 11th
114 So. 15th
1229Suusom
17 So. 13th
533 Chestnut
H Look for the OAHA sign. It
Indicates tin original concern In rtmak
ny old shoes like new.
A few cents buys tiny'bottle
of Freezone at any drug store.
This is sufficient to rid jour feet
of every hard corn, hoft corn, or
corn between the toes, also all
calluses, and without the slightest
soreness or irritatior It doesn't
hurt at all I Freezone is the much
talked of, magic ether discovery
of the Cincinnati genius So easy,
Eggs ! Eggs !
All Strictly Fresh-Laid, Big
Meaty Ones in Cartons
46c doz.
Lb.
Roasting Chickens 46c Nut Margarine
Stewing Chickens 43c Oleomargarine
Fancy Table Butter, 55c lb.
MBMiliiJlIM
i Au .1 ' .
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j 1
, I . '
i . i ., - A . . L i . V " . I . .t
L.immMi & -. ..,. . -hiri iWMMJtir r - T 'ii mMi nift r
lb. m
i ta i
Lb. 1 1.
32c 1
39c 6
(
Only one-half
usual amount
when you use
MORNING SIP
If you want to
taste a real good
cup of coffee try
this recipe take
onlv half the usual
amount of Morning Sip and make the
coffee in your usual way. Morning
Sip Coffee has more strength and flavor
because it is packed in slip-cover tins.
Unlike coffee packed in bags, all the
strength and aroma stays in Morning
Sip. Bccause'Morning Sip goes twee
as far it means a saving on your coffee
expense.
Morning Sip Coffee is always fresh.
So many women buy Morning Sip and
your grocer sells it so fast that his sup
ply is always fresh from the roasters.
Let the family judge Morning Sip to
day. Buy a pound.
Sold by All Good Grocers
MORNING
COFFEE
Packed in tin to keep the flavor k
Roattcd and Packed by
ALEX. SHEPPARD to SONS, INC.
PHILADELFIJIA, J?4 ,
",.. W 7 - y
SIP
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