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OR HOLIDAY
feo Gives Recipes for Principal Dishes Fish a la Hoover
Is Delicious Cherry
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ly WRS. M. A. WILSON
hi, Itil.bv Mr, it. A. Wilton. All
rloftts rttervta.l
CRTAIN1NG one's friends and
uy with n week-end limine
fin nn outdoor dinner or n picnic
. npienam nppartunity tor cntlicr-
cians for the celebration of
pnal liolidny. In by-gone days
Station of tln l'nnrtli Hko
flylag and- Chrlstmns, was a dny
Kgainenngti nun much frolic,
vs'tbat nrc most appropriate
'CICIV' IIPA fintit .1ntut n.t.1 U...
..'"with tiny flagH. The favors
Id hAhAn KnvoH ...... 1- . ..
R.MK tflttinnn prnnlfni-. win... .nH.tn.1..
R. f 5. ?. A larRC Liberty Hell, linns
w (rem.' the dome of the dininc-room nnd
ft, draped with tioRH. mnkvx a patriotic
.ainiu.vuae rcu. Wliltc anil lilup linilp
iue candies oti the dlning-rovm
lW.'
VV-ivaamncr-aancc is a
xplcncllil form
&Sviw entertainment. A nice dinner.
7R ' talkinir Tnnrlilnn nml n siinrn fxr
ft (tflRfliSK -thcRO nrr nil tlmr U ri-nnlrml
k.If.tH meal may be no arranged as to he
ktV-BOrvid on the porch or on the lawn, it
WlUfbo cool and comfortnblc. Hut for
Sb those of us who have no porch or lawn,
;uic pian is to use the dining-room nml
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Mtrona v ,i.u uian.-!;-. vi ii.-iii mummiin in
t Jars. or nails of cold water. The tars
K way be, covered with crepe paper appro
ty'rwiatc' to the occasion. This will keep
if the room looking cool
MPNU FOB, DIXXIHt DAXOE
is Clams on Half Shell
iT C.B.1-A.O oil. ....
iVbadfehes Salted Nuts Young Onions
.y Cold Consomme
i. Fish n la Hoover
Roast Lamb Mint Sauce
?Jf Cherry Sherbet
I." "Rico Cakes l'cas
U ' Lettuce
Cherry Tie with Whipped Cream.
t ' Coffee
Crackers Cheese
r.. -- iivii ui ,, u uiuu-:i .111.1 infill.
K 'C serving the consomme, may be
K?-ervw as a platter meal.
Ifia simpler mcnl is wished, then one
may mcrvc:
R Grapefruit
Itadishcs Olives
Salted Nuts
Itoast Chicken Drown Oravy
8. IUcc Cakes Peas
B Tomato Salnd
Ice Cream Lady Fingers
I Coffee
Iff a nicnlc is decided unou it will
f?. be, found that if indiviiluul lunch boxes
met nmi'itcu xor cucii nciuii uiiicu ui
the trouble with the food inuy be elitiii-
noted. Hut if mother decides against
, thislnnd likes to have tin- old -fashioned
K picnic style hamper, with lemonade, cot-F-frf
inil ten. nr iicrliiiiis n licit dish, then
li the day will be much more enjoyable.
ta1' To prepare the individual luiiih
Mr (..vska I. Inn n tiny nl.nllt rltn nsr. nr 11.1 I
onlltinrV rnrflhnnrd sllnp bnr with !1
Ph panic Now put the fruit, usually an
ll iJ 1 1 ! .1... I..
1 uraDfe or uppie it uuuhiiu. in tin- ..!..
ft torn,1: next come the deviled eggs, which
arc wrapped in wnk paper, and then
about eight sandwiches, two pieces of
cakif or tarts, each wrapped in wax
ifapar, and then a handful of peanuts.
The?' boxes may then be tied together
for, fhpir;journey to the picnic grounds.
AJsuppiy of paper cups, napkius and
towels will afford n real comfort, l'rc
rareVth". Icmou juice at home so tlmt
V'4 It i ready to have the water added
W 1IW
"IHiavo been told bv some of the bo,s
from "over theie" of a method of keep
ing, tee at a picnic, and it is worth try
ing.!; Line a chip basket with new spa -pcrsV'and
make a hole in the bottom the
size j of a silver dollar for melted ice to
dram off. Fill the basket with Inree
j lumps of ice and then wrap the basket
an, lve tnlcKnesses of newspaper and tie
Kccureiy. j.ou kuow- mac paper is a
Cnancomluctor and will prevent rnpid
j ruelng of the ice. Two packages of ice
Tprenarea,in mis manner, it stored lu n
scSooK shady spot, will provide cool
.drinking water nil day.
l "It coffee is desired, make a cheese-
J- cloth 'bag, allowing plenty of room, und
. thpli 11SP twplvp minpps nf flnnl.- (.ri.nnfl
1' roiTrt. in n rnllnn nf u-nli-i-
li wtmfrk t rl ln f kfrtf.. - 1..
11 xiiia.c luiiuii iiiub l.u M. lllL- .. lli'rt'
Jt either hot food or n beverage was
t needed, to take tV wire shelf from
cTtncr thr coal or cas ranee nud nluii-
Jt bctw'ccn four stones and then build
a fire underneatl would afford a -af
means of furnishing bent bj which to
cook.
Cold Consomme
Select one nud one-quurter pounds of
shin; beet nnd a small knuckle of vcnl
Mrs. Wilson's
Mr- Dear Mrs Wilson I am BUbinlt-
tUVRthe following menu for our eon-
teoCpv- Mns r p ''
I . BreailccI VrnI CiiMefs
Sweet Potato Puffs Bolted Hire
Watercress. Salad French Dressing
t Bread Pudding
, Bread Butter Coffee
Z Top of Milk
Bbth the potatoes nnd rice are starchy
foods, making the tutlnn. uneven. There
Should be a cooked succulent green In
this. menu.
My Dear Mrs Wilson Here Is a
menu for 11 50, which I Imve at least
once very week for m family of four.
T MRS It. S. I.
fi pounds nf Chuck Boast Giavy
1 Home Baked Lima Beans
9 Mashril Potatoes
v" yciobage with Sour Cream Dressing
unc rinrappif
yL Tfiero was no price list with this
aWtnnrfii. The cooked dried lima beans
Mr -.-& - . . ., , , .,
endiUia meat nave mo kjiiib iuhu .uuf
There should be a cooked succulent gteen
s menu
Jty Pear Mrs.
Wilson I nm fourteen
;yeai
ftf nm. I will try to write 11 menu
xor
tour people amounting to Jt 50
i 1
Broiled Steak Onions
Mashed Potatoes
Siloed Tomato with Ietture
Kice Pudding
Tea with Milk and Sugar
Bread and Butter
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i-'ICjnlJns
UVIKIbQ .
'lei, pudding
,cfl pudding sugar
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..-ins menu is fine for cold weather;
K'Noii. nenl me a real all homo c-ouked
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J. rnr Mrs vv iisun ,ny menu ji
&'.Mqn.lay dinner Is us foHoug R M
nt Rntm Croutons
' Hamburger Cakes Snwtheied in Onions
iiyo if tin ..-.
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DINNER DANCE
Sherbet in Season
Hare you planned a dollar and a
half dinner for four people for the
PRIZE MENU CONTEST?
Well, you'd better get busy nt it!
You might win one of these prizes i
FIKST S2.B0.
SKCONH SI. 00.
TIIIICI $t.oo.
Itl'LES The foods used must
be staples nnd In season. The alcs
slip for nil the materials must be
sent with the menu. The name and
address of the sender nnd the date
must be clearly written. Address
all menus to
Mrs. Wilson's Menu Contest
Evening Public Ledger
Independence Square
HOW WIIOLKSOMKLY CAN
YOU MAKE A DOLLAR AND A
HALF GO INTO FOUK?-
weighing about two pounds. Wipe with
n damp cloth nud then place In n soup
kettle nnd add
8if )in.t of cohi iratrr,
Tico otiionv, cut in half,
Four ichotc cloves,
One bay Unf,
One fmjpot of iom herb.
One mciHum'sheil carrot, diced,
One raj;ioou of celery seed,
Hrlng to the boiling point nnd then
simmer slowly for four hours upon the
simmering burner. Strain through n
piece of cheesecloth into n bowl nnd
then let stand overnight. Let the ment
cool nnd then use for pressed ment,
meat lonf or brown hash.
Now soak one envelope of gelatin In
one-hnlf cup of cold water for one
half hour nnd then remove the fat from
the cold consomme. Iteturn consomme
to the soup kettle and add the juice of
one-half lemon, the prepared gelatiti,
whites of two eggs mixed with one-hnlf
eun of cold water and
One tcQspaon of paprika.
One nnd one-hnlf traipnoni of salt,
One-hnlf teaspoon of white pepper,
One teaspoon of Kitchen bouquet.
Itring to a boil and took for live mill
iitcx and then add one-hnlf cup of cold
water. Strain through tun thicknesses
of cheesecloth and then till into cups.
Chill nnd serve. This amount will
serve eight people when bouillon cups
are used.
Fish a la Houtcr
Select nbout one pound of boneless
cut of salt cod. Sonk in warm water
for Jl hours. Lift tish into a piece of
cheesecloth and plunge into boiling
water. Cook for twentv minutes nnd
then lift nnd drain and divide into
eight ramekins. Now place in a sauce
pan
One cwp of milk,
Four level tablespoons of flour.
Stir to dissolve nnd then bring to a
boil and cook for three minutes. Add
Tiro finely chopped pimentocs,
One teaspoon of salt.
One teaspoon of paprika,
Onc-cirjhth traivpon of inustaid.
Tiro hnrd-hmlctl'cggs, cut in einhths.
Four tablespoons of finely minced
parsley.
Mix and then fill ramekins with
snuco. Now mash four fre-.li -boiled
potatoes and season with salt and nen
per. a little butter aud add tuflicjent
milk to make a stiff mixture. Turn
into u pastry bag. using the rose tube,
r.nd mnke a potato rose on each rnme
kin. Four n tenspoon of melted butter
over each rose. I'laee the ramekins in
tlic oven nnd brown the top lightly.
Cherry Sherbet
Stone one pound of cherries. Place
in a saucepan and add
One quart of currants,
One quart of icater,
One pound of sugar.
Bring to n boil and cook slowly for
twenty minutes. Hub through n "siec
ana tnen sobk two tablespoons of gela
tin in one cup of fruit iuice fnr n.
half Hour. I'laee the gelatin over the
pan of hot water und then add to the
balance of the fruit juice. Turn In the
freezer and freeze in the usual manner.
When the sherbet is frozen t n ..,. ..i,,.
snow remove the dasher nnd fold in the
whites of two eggs, which lmvp been
beaten stiff. Fuck nnd nllovv to ripen
mi um uuu uiii'-muii nniir-. lp three
parts of ice to one part of salt for
freezing.
Menu Contest
Klour, cornstarch and seasoning . . 10
Tea 0j
Eggs . . n
Butter 06
Total $178
nice Roup croutons, potatoes and
cream pe make too much starchy food
for this ni".vj
Mrs. r:. w and Mrs. A K M send
In only th nnrket lists and no menus
Mv n-ar Mrr Wilson I would
like
w -uuimi me louowing menu:
MISS N Mac!
Tomato Soup
Wa'nrrmi Itadlihcs
Pork Chops Hominy
Brown Gravy
Stung B'ans Cucumbris
Bread and Butter
Hnked Custards Coffee
One ecu of soup i;
line nuneli of cress 06
Itndlnhcs 0
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StrlriB be.l'is to
i'm umbers 10
Mread OV
Mutter 10U
Milk OS
EgR 09
Toffee 00 14
Sugir 00 1.3
Flour, vinegar, salt and pepper. 05
Total II 10 "i -3
This menu Is more suitable for cold
weather than for this senson
Mr Dear Mrs Wilson I would like to
submit the Pillowing menu:
MItS W. C.
Beef a la Creole
(Srren Peas Tartar Sauce
hlli'fd Tomatoes Iced 1 ea
Bolls Butter
No mark-'t ll't accompanied this menu
The menu ltelf would need replannig,
ns It Is not sufficient for four people,
and also a rood dessert Is necessurj.
Honor List
Mrs. Josephine Porter,
Marcus Hook, Pa.
MENU
Mewed Spaghetti with Ment and To-
tors
Mnnhrs I'ntatnes
Cucumber Huluil ullll Onions
Steued rrunc-u
Ilread unci lluttrr Coffc-e
Sulr. Slip
Package spaghetti 10
.Strained tomatoes 111
Quart new potatoes in
One large cucumber . IS
Ono onion, salt, penner, vinegar. . . .to
One-half pound prunes I,"
Ono pint milk .Oh
Duttcr .... 16
Bread , i. ,08
Coffee , .OS
Total ,j V.U
fyrs. Anna L. Curran,
2517 Parrish street.
MUNU
Ileet l'lr
linked Mnrnronl Tomnto Nalnil
lint IlUciiltii
Hllreil I'eiiclie t'olTee
Hnlm Kll.
One pound stewing beef 30
Carrots in pie 05
I'otntots In pie 10
I'arsley 01
Mmall package macaroni OR
Cheese 06
One-hnlf pint milk 04
Iliad lettuce 05
Tomatoes lr'
Klour 18
rirJ 03
n.ikfnir tviwdcr 01
.Dressing for Salad ' 05
rmceu lit-auiitB ."
Coffco "4
Oas -to
Total 19
Please Tell Me
What to Do
By CYNTHIA
What's Wrong With Her?
Hear Cynthia Won't you nnd some of
ur renders say wnnts wrong witn ijic
after they're through with tho follow
ing: Not many people hnvo found fault
with mo. vet I know I nm not nerfect :
them la rtohicthlne IcicklnK. PJeose do
not think me conceited If I say that I
am considered ery good looking, t nm
also very popular with both sexes, old
nnd young. Uer one seems to take
a liking to me, for 1 nm soclnblo mid
have a sense of humor I like to tense
tho boys nnd usualh get tho best of
them la any conversation or argument.
They admire me. yet Cjnthla, no fellow
has naked to call or take me out. I nm
a good dancer, but don't nttend dances,
for I do not approve of them. I do not
use nny cosmetics, ns nature has blessed
mo with n good complexion.
When I'm home In the evening.' which
happens frequently. I make tho best of
It by entertaining the family with danc
ing nnd playing This makes mo forget
how lonesome. I am. Other evenings are
spent with a girl friend at a good moving
picture place or theatre. Then there are
parties every week, which I attend when
everything elso gets tlrcsomo. I love
my homo and would apprcclato It more
ir i were not in it so often
Now. whv won't nny fellows tnke me
out? I'm a neat, nifty dresser and do
not wear conspicuous clotlu-s Ib It
because I'm not a "shimmy" dancer?
It's vulgar and I hate the sight of
"shlmmvlng" Or is It because I do not
let the boa get familiar with me? My
sense of decency does not allow that,
for familiarity breeds contempt Per
hnps It Is duo to the high cost of living.
If so, why do I see so manj other girls
going out with young men? No. I'm not
jealous, Just disgusted. Cynthia dear,
won't ou please tell what Is wrong
with me' JUST niC.HTCHN.
Probably you tease the bos too much.
Men nnd hoys dislike ridicule more than
nn thing In the world.
"Happy" Writes Again
Dear C.uithla If I may, I uuld Hko
ever so much to "talk" to "Ie Jure"
again.
Your letter Is beforo me and It Is
really a very nice letter. I nm not
afraid of the truth. ou see. and not at
nil disappointed In our renlv. truly. In
fact. I was rather pleased with xour re
marks, which only tend to conlnco mo
that'jou nre sincere In your statements
and not merely cndeaoring to causs
a sensation. Do not misunderstand m,
please, and think I agrco with you en
tirely. In some things, cs; in others,
a thousand times, no. But this Is the
point. Had jou answered my letter,
agreeing that my thoughts were correct
nnd, nftcr all, that ou had been In the
wrong and the rest of us were posltUe
ly correct In our theory, you would sim
ply hno proed ou were not convinced
In our own belief And ou did not
disappoint me for that reason I won
der, hae I mudo msolt clear?
Yes. "De Jure," I agree that "while
we live, let us llc," but It all depends
or the Individual persoirs Idea of living,
you know. It would never do for us all,
to think alike, especially in our case,
I admire .vour keen ambition, and yet
I cannot believe thnt "when the aver
age mmt marries It curtails his freedom
of nctlon, prevents him from taking the
cnance mat may mean success
and
pushes him Into a rut." to quote oui
own words. Sometimes It does, I will
ndmlt. but not In the majority of cases,
as you contend Tho married men who
hcsltaje to take ad intage of good. Icltl
mate opportunities simply because the
nre married nr- n iturally timid or Irre
sponsible and would bo equally reluctant
to take the same hanccs were they not
married. Sometimes perhaps, their hesl.
tancy to plunge .ihcad In un earnest de
sire to make successful business men of
themselves Is caused .by pessimistic
narrow-minded wives, Tut that doesn't
excuse the man's lack of backbone one
bit' And for everv mnn who has such
a wife. ou mubt remember there Is some
nmbltous woman who nasueon nancici
n pessimistic narrow'-mlnded hui-band
V,..- , ...,. 1 ,.... aAa .ll fl,A un,-.
WIlCJl 1 IOUU u.uuiiu wim - " ', .
of their wives You have never learned
JISrKEKa' prS 'S .VrZ I
z Mi oww
spur him on . .
I wonder would ou be so good as to
nnswer Just on other .cuestlon for me.
Do Jure- This is It: What are guls
fI wnHiYalt vour answer with eager
anticipation, and whllo I am waiting for
my original wish for you to come true
1 hnn vour ear. books and dog will
bring you Joy and Batlsfactlon.
Fiat Just it la. ruat coelum.
HAPPY.
The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
1 How can a loop bo made to take
the place of buttonhole on nn em
broidered wnist?
U What rff.ct of the collnrj. very
stvlish 111 I'aris this season?
it. When a light summer dress be
1 ernes too faded to wear, too deli
cate to dye, and too good to
throw away, what can be done
with if ,..11
1 How can a convenient pincusliiou
for use at the sewiug machine be
inndeV .
7. What precaution In making n
gingham dress sovps time nnd
trouble in case of shrinking nftcr
il-n lni.t tirmlllnc:?
C
Describe n dainty holder for
skirts.
Yesterday's Answers
1 If a hemstitched pillow case is cut
through the hemstitching, lace cnn
be sewed on to the cut edge so
closcl that it will look us if
woven in. , ,
J A convenient time saver thnt
should be in every kitchen is a
board with hooks for holding
various tools, such as hammer,
screw driver, monkey wrench, etc.
;i. In n small bungalow, the rooms
will have the effect of being larger
if sliding glass doors uro used be
tween joining rooms.
l. Sleeves for a kimono wnist nre
eallv mude and finished by at
taching a wide plcnteil bund of the
material to the large arniliole.
15. A practical play suit for 11 child
is 11 one-piece overall suit with
"trousers" nnd u short-sleeved
wnist.
(I An attractive bath mat In several
colors is mudo of flut crochet
with coarse thicud.
and were rn.in.-d long herore they were k, i,i, wi,ito plorks at S1.K.1.
successful.' 1 annot help but believe l ""t,f,pi, Htockings in silk nre priced
that vour Is i...t the right Jiypothesls ' '"'JT" it WOtlld pnv ou to look
Do not overlook the fact that thousands at ?-" "f " c in need of any
h.,.lh. mrn nr successful because lltn tills S81C II you lire in
i.nuurin tinuim.s-j Tnii Willi urn nun i iru i.. n n riiiii'K run m
A FEW SUGGESTIONS
For your Fourth of July picnic. There's no use making a lot of trouble
for joursclf when you ran take clt easy. You can get ten largo paper
plates for live cents, fifteen little tin spoons for five cents and twelve
little paper ice cream plates with delicately fluted edgrs for the cents.
You can get a whole package of paper napkins for five cents. There's
our whole plrnlc table nnd nothing taken out of (ho china closet. Hcttcr
than that, there's nothing to pack up, empty and soiled, nnd bring home
to "clean up." Since everything Is paper, ou can build n honflro nnJ
burn it all up before you leave the picnic grounds Wouldn't It be nice
If ou could do that after every mcnl? Oh, yes, and don't forget the
red, white and blue paper caps nnd favors for tho youngsters. You
could burn those,, too, but the children would never allow It. You can
set them for ten cents apiece. Don't forget to stamp out every trace of
the Are beforo jou leave-
The Marriage Trifler
Dy HAZEL DEYO HATCHELOR
CopirtoM, 1020, bv rubllo Lcdatr Co.
Eleanor Defies
When flavbnrn Knight married
Keith Orant she thought that her Ue
ought to go on Just as U always had
The idta that she mtght have to con
sult her husband's wishes or that mar
riage might present any kind o a
problem nrter occurred to her. Bar.
bara had been spoiled all her Ufa, some
ono had always looked out for her and
deferred to hcrl therefore the real
Ilarbara was buried ' underneath a
social vencer tftcit icouM take soma
rough blows to knock off. hatherine
Kcwberv, Keith's private secretary,
had been brought up differently from
Barbara. She liked the things hclth
liked, and a friendship between them
sprang up.
T.imnn.1 innked across at her
D mother ns sho mentioned Mr. Ran
dall's name, expecting another shocked
expression, but Instead Mrs Knight said
complnccntly:
"Ho's very rich. Why do you object
to blm so?"
"Why, mother, he's old enough to be
nieanor's father, nnd he's a great crony
of Lawrence Ilennam s. Eleanor s i oni
eighteen, she oucht to have nice boys her
own age or a little older. Surely, you
don't approve of Mr. Randall !
"I didn't know that matter were seri
ous enough for me lo disapprove, Mrs.
Knight returned evasively
"But. mother, they might be: you nnd
father ought to be able to do something
with Ulcanor." There was nn implor
ing note In Barbara's vocf. She was
shocked and disappointed at her
mother's attitude, she, wanted to bo re
assured of the fact that Kleanor would
bo looked out for. that there was still
a rock of safety In parental authority.
Barbara had felt very righteous as she
ntVuculed out of bed and over to her
mother's this morning. HO" ua .V". '.1
IT",. .TI.?. - hi, -neither and herself, and
she had rather liked tho feeling that to.
rethc? thev "would agonize over Elea-nor-i
shortcomings and dovlse a plan
j for her betterment.
"You Invite Mr. itannaii in jour
home " Mrs Knight said, hastily, not
liking the oxprcsslon In her daughters
Cy"r" know." defended Barbara. "Every
one does, but that doesn't meam that I
Adventures
With a Purse
HERE is a special iu silk stockings
of n well-known brand. A good
- ; "," ",,.. j,inri, or bronze,
quality silk, in 'toi1Pinr',.V " ," .t.
I. ..-!,-.l of Si Ml. 1UII-.MII w.1
IS III.'I .,-...-- ,,,f 1 lnr-lc
Ilk
stockings
lt h entirely possible that v., would
i;;,r rnwntt,nteyo,!,,w us rra
U., lll-l- rf' " !,
.,, -- ...1.,tn fnr HOW Villi I11U IUUU
nblv planning week-end trips, nnd n
v cation. These holders, then, arc of
uhltorriluloM. and fit over the bristles
of vour toothbrush. Thh protects them
and also serves another purpose A hen
'" . lu- in i.iick 11 (iimn brush
he holder 'prevents the moisture from
'," 1 "LL ,..,r white sk rt or organdie
foXvvhichaivvavssoinehow or other
gets packed in loving proximity to the
toothbrush. The price is twenty-live
ccuts. . ,
It isn't necessary for me to tell you
thnt It is nn excellent thing for one s
complexion to keep the blood in good
circulation, and the pores of one s skip
open nnd well cleaned. One excellent
way to do this is b.v means of 11 brush
not a stiff -bristled buiMi that fairly
takes the skin from one face, but n
Hpecial complexion brush with bristles
that lire soft enough not to hurt the
skin. 't brisk enough to liave the de
Hired effect. Such n brush is being sold
at one shop for lifty cents
For the nnmes of shops referred
lo In Adventures With a Purse, send
n self-addressed stamped envelope
to the editor of the woman's page,
inclosing tho name of the article and
the date on which it appeared. For
Immediate informutlon call Walnut
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Her Sister
want mv little sister to have nnythlng
to do with him."
incre was n sound of light steps in
he ball nnd the next minute Hlennor
herself dashed Into tho room. "Mother."
she begnnv "Cnn you lend me some
money. I'm broke 1" And then shn saw
Barbara, nnd the expression on her
mother's face. Instantly suspicion awoke
in Eleanor's hoart. Thcyc had been ills
cueslng her I A cold little sneer replaced
the toft gtrllshncss of her face, and
throwing her head back she said, de
llantly: "Well, Barhara, plnylng bPV again?"
Barbara flushed scarlet. "Oh Elea
nor biio uegun. "i nave oecn taming i i
mother lint- H'o CV,.. oniir ,.,,-n rnnH
Don't tako that attitude dear, please "
"Itenlly, Barbara," Eleanor expostu
lated with exaggerated calm "You takei
a great deal on yourself coming over
here to Interfere. Mother thinks I'm all
right, and you're not old enough to play
the guardian nngel to me. Mother." she
said turning suddenly to Mrs. Knight,
"I won't hnvo you and Barbara conniv
ing against me, do you hear? I have
mv own llfo to live and I'm going to do
what I like with It? No one ever In
terfered with Barbara, she alwnvs had
everything her own way. Now It's my
turn !
"Eleanor you can't like that Mr. Ran
dall," Barbara Interrupted her sister.
"You can't trust, nor ndmlre him 1"
"Who said nnythlnir nbout trusting
or admiring him?" Eleanor returned.
"He's rich and ho's tired of playing
around. I could do an thing I liked with
him."
"Is that why you drink so much
champagne?" Barbara said evenly. "So
thnt you can have cournge enough to be
llovo thnt'a nil you want from life?"
Eleanor turned scarlet. She stood
staring nt her sister for a minute, and
Barbara looked back at her.
"So you've been tolling mother that!"
Eleanor said nt length, concentrated
furv In her voice
Barbara rose and went over to her
"Please, donr, don't misunderstand
Don't you know I lovo you nnd want
you to bo happy."
Elennor shook her off "Wnnt me to
bo happy," she said with a hard little
laugh, "you're jealous; you don't want
nny ono to have nnvthlng but ourself.
You made a brilliant marriage and
you're satisfied. Now It's my turn, and
it won't do you nnv good to Interfere.
Barbara, I warn ou I won't have It!"
She turned nnd whirled out of the
room forgetting what sho had come for.
and Barbara was left facing her mother
In silence. After a tlmo Mrs Knight
spoke.
"You don't do nny good when you
mako Elennor so nngry, Barbara." she
snld gently "I think you're showing
ton much concern nbout her. dear, really
I do. You know yourself how you would
resent nny Interference no matter how
well meant."
Barbara had risen and was drawing
her furs about her. Hie felt ns If she
wanted to go home and cry. as If some
thing precious that shn had not known
existed hut bad always taken for
granted, had been killed She remem
bered with a stab of pain her conversa
tion with Keith on the wav homo from
I.tslle's wedding Then she had con
doned marriage without love Now Elea
nor was contemplating It and her own
mother was making no attempt to In
terfere, It was different
Barbara and her mother parted with
II little coolness between them, thnt
neither woman wonted, but which
Bcemcd unavoidable
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The Woman's
Exchange
Wants Actor's Address
To the Jldltor of Woman's Page:
Dear Madam Klndlv glvo mo Anto
nio Morctio's address; that Is, where he
Is living nt present. Do you think that
he wilt send mo his picture It I nslc for
lt7 13. Y.
A letter nddressed to Antonio Moreno
nt the Lambs' Club, Now York, would
reach blm safely. It Is tho usual custom
of nctors and actresses to send their
photographs to nny one who nsks for
them, but I believe It Is now necessary
to send a quarter when you want a pic
ture. Cynthia docs not nnswet; questions
of this kind and your letter was handed
over to this column.
Some More Kittens
To the Editor of Woman's Page:
Dear Madam I have three nice llttlo
half-crown male kittens that I would like
Ko obtain good homes for. They are very
clenn. iou hnvo obtained homes for so
many kittens that 1 thought I would
appeal to you, I hnvo had n black
Persian kitten given to me and desire
to glvo tho others away.
MP.S. J. A. McM.
Doesn't somebody want to glvo these
little kittens a plnco to llve7 I have
Mrs. J A McM.'s address for any ono
who will wrlto or call on tho telephone
for It.
White Cotton Duck
To the Vdltor of Woman's Page:
Dear Madam Could you pleaso tell
mo the nnmo of white, material of coats
tho wallers wear and If there Is nny
factory In Philadelphia where ono could
buy It by tho bolt wholesnlo?
MItS. It. II. It.
The material that waiters' coats nro
made of Is cotton duck, nnd there are so
many factories making It In Philadelphia
that tho :ist in tho telephono book takes
up more than two columns. So you can
suicly buy It somewhere.
No Sugar Shortage
It will bo wisdom on the part of
housekeepers to can the usunl amount
of fruits nnd vegetables this year, even
if part or nil of tho fruit must be
canned without sugar, according to n
statement Issued today by the United
States Department of Agriculture.
From nil present indentions, sugar
will bo more abundnnt next winter,
when the fruit will be used on the table,
the department says. Thrrc will appar
ently be an increased acreage of both
cane nnd beet sugar this jear in the
United States. Cuba nnd in other coun
tries in the Northern Hemisphere. The
rise In the price of sugar lias encour
aged increased plantings of cauc nnd
beets.
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A New England Seaport
The old gray houses huddle on tho shore,
Qntint, weather-beaten ns the Usher-
folk
Who serve beneath the stern, monot
onous yoke
of stnrni unci wn.wnrr
vll SlOTHl Ullll SCn-WaVC
Ycl. behind
ench door
Gay foreign druggets He nlong the floor,
And on the what-not, idol and strange
shell
Talcs of some far, adventurous voyage
tell.
Of pnlm-fringcd tropic coast nnd pagan
lore.
So, through the rigid days in grim toil
snent.
Thprc runs n vein of mngic and romnncc
Uy warm, joy-loving, vivid countries
lent, '
Thnt these bleak hostages of circum
stance ,
May savor beauty, and' their drnb
lives glean
A touch of tup from each bright
color's sheen.
Charlotte Becker in Evcrw body's.
When Folks
Quit Coffee
because of cost to
health or purse, they
naturally drink
Instant
Postum
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MTLDMZD COULDN'T SMILE
.m, .
WHEN SAYING
Because Everything Had Gone
i Time She Had Opened Her
. - .. -
Very Tragic
MILDUED came Into the office this
morning with n very preoccupied
air. She didn't smile when she snld
good morning, nnd there was some
thing nbout her mnnncr that Kept the
rest of the girls from asking her what
was tho mutter. It seemed to be some
thing too serious to be tnlked nbout.
Mildred took off her hat, hung it up
nud went on Into her office without
even n glance Into the mirror or n
dnb with 11 .powder puff.
"Why the thunder cloud?" nsked
one of the girls, nftcr Mildred had
stalked silently out of the room.
"Don't nsk me." replied another one,
with a giggle. "And believe me, I'm
not going to nsk her when she. looks
like thnt."
Mildred spent the whole morning In
this hnlf-sullen, deflnutly agreeable
mood. At lunch time she brightened
up a little. lJy evening, when she closed
her desk nnd got'rendy to go home, she
had regained her natural mnnncr enough
lo splash powder around with the best
of them. When she discovered the hole
in iicr heel, she exclaimed, "Darn iu
Thnt's tli3 second hole iu two dnys,"
with nil of her usual energy. She went
out laughing nnd talking with the
others and the mystery was never
CXWmtdthe girls didn't know was this.
Thut ouo particular morning had started
all wrong for Mildred. In the first place
she hnd washed her lmir the night be
fore aud had waved it with nn Iron in
stead of "putting it up." Of course
the wave didn't last over night, nnd
when she tried to fix her hair in the
morning it was impossible. Iicr firms
nehed bv the time she had finished fuss
ing with it nnd trying to mako it look
"like something human." Then she
couldn't find n clean waist.
BY THAT time it was a serious world.
There wns nothing funny In the
situntion nnd if anybody had trieU to
tell her that there was, sne would nnvc
either burst into loud tears or broken
the first brcohoble thing she could pick
up. You know how it is yourself,
you've often felt that way!
Then this all took so long that she
missed her usual car nnd she knew per
fectly well that .Tim would talk to
Lillian all the wny down in tho car.
Now, isn't thnt enough to make n girl
come into the office rather solemnly?
Cnn you blame her for not smiling until
the middle of the day?
Fish direct from ocean to youy
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Bonita Mackerel 20c lb.
Red Sea Bass 15c lb.
Fresh Chuck Roast, 24fb
Shoulder Mutton... .20c lb.
Shoulders $$ Veal, 20c lb.
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For every table and cooking use with the same
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t TiH
GOOD MORNING I
Ifrong With Her From the V
Eyes She Was I cchna q
, - , -
About It
It tnkes real character lo "bear tip"
under nn accumulation of these petty
little trifles that arc so exasperating nnd
so foolish. Even If you're one of those ' '.
linf.i.l twev
oplc who cnn laugh nt them-' J
unl.-Ad CltnWrt nift rtfl-rntll llOllllCtnnA At. . '
nre not laughable. Tomorrow, per- "
haps, you can tell about it aud laugh nt
yourself, but today, well, it's n serious, '
tragic matter, and you don't want any-
body to mnke light of it. i
Of course If Mildred had entered her J
office with that tragic face nnd had told
the girls her hard luck story they would
have hurt her feelings by laughing nt
her. She would have had to joln'ln after
while, even It it was rather a shaky
lough that she gave, ond her day would I
have brightened much sooner. It's
nlwnys easier to tell somebody about
things, even if you don't get dny sym
pathy, because as soon as you ,do, jou
can 'see tho events from the other per-
son's point of view. But when every-
thing has gone wrong from the minute
that you responded sleepily to "Time to
get up" ; when you've been trying ever .
since tnnt time 10 Keep, your temper and
not have hysterics ; when you know how
lightly somebody elso Is going to look
upon your troubles oh, Isn't It hard
to put your feelings in your pocket and
be natural nuout u nur
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Stop6 Hair Coming Out
Doubles Its Beauty.
A few cents buys "Danderlne." Afttr
an application of "Dnnderlne" you can
not find u fallen lmlr or any dandruff,
benldes every lmlr shows new life, vigor,
brlfhluoin, more color and thlekneii.
Adv.
- FISH
Ocean to You
and SATURDAY
I Large Weak Fish. . .20c lb.
I Choice Flounders.. .20c lb.
I Stewing Mutton 10c lb.
I Stewing Veal 15c lb.
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