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mME DELICIOUS RECIPES
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GIVEN BY MRS. WILSON
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f i If4 Various Puddings and desserts for Cool Weather Lemon ,
A ?f &. Crcowi Sponge Cake, a Tasty Delicacy Iut Cookies
ttf MRS. M. A.i WILSON
TorvrfoM, . by Ji
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noni n
ei erven.'
) A Js OLD chef tells the housewife that
A-"' If nh(! wlihc to tnnlir- small purl
tllriEN nnil InrliH the xmnll inoliln tn use
'? thf jelly glns.ip, covering with their
.A'tln fli1 He euro In irrns thp elnss
lTjfi well nnrt then fill two-third full nnd
Irr . HUT hiiii .tin- iiii. ." " "' u...M
ffc ' lian nnd flit pun nearly to top with
,warm water, nn
b'ft'l for one hour,
t'XK Th" juiro will n
tfh' W'V lf ou ,,ot ""
warm water. Unke in n modernto oven
not boll out of the fruit
s.. ta ii.A rakifr f ni.i btstnt run
'' H palrr edge wltli tiny bits of butter.
r iicei ami nuuion iiriinuiiE, mj ur
Used for patry. Urc two parts of beef
to one part mutton. Heat slowly to
jte.ther and then strain and let oool. Now
to two-thirds cup of this shortening
tise
One tcaipoon of hairing jioircler.
Jtiice of one-hptf lemon. t
Jlent until creamy niyl then chill nnd
it'ii ready for use.
Stewing or fricasseelng Is really quite
the best method of cooking the tougher
cuts, of meat nnd old fowl, Out into
suitable size and then roll lightly In
flour and brown quickly in fat in n fry
ing pnn. Then lift to a snuropnn and
just barely cover with boiling water,
dimmer slowly until tender. If cooked
jt below the boiling point, this meat
' will be nutritious nnd easily digested.
Tlaln boiled meats must be plunged
Into n pot of boiling water nnd then
cooked slowly until tender. Fast or rapid
boiling hardens the tissues. Always use
pqld water for soups.
When in n qunndury as to what to
prepare for .luncheon, try this old
nenthern porn pone with beef ttn.ucc:
rari.sh of Louisiana. Pone
Select n melium-Mzed baking pan nnd
crease it liberally. Dust the bottom
lightly with flour after 'greasing. Now
place: in a mining bowl
One cup of cornmeal,
One and one-quarter cups of-flour,
1 One fpfMpoon of salt.
Ttco level lahlespoons of taking
foirder,
Four iallespoons of shortening,
Four tahletpooni of sirup,
One egg.
One and one-quarter ctn of milk.
Heat nnd mix thoroughly nnd then
pour into the prepared pan so that the
mixture i about two-thirds of nn inch
deep. Bnke in n hot oven for twenty"
flee minutes nnd then, while the pone
is baking, nlnce in a saucepan four
ounces of dried beef. Cover with warm
crater nnd then set nstde to freshen for
ten minutes. Drnln well nnd then place
In a saucepnn :
Tiro dip o milh
Tt't'C toWrapooiM of four level).
Stir to dissolve the flour nnd then
bring to a boll nnd rook for two min
utes. Now mll the prepareu beet anu
likOhe-auartrr tcaipoon of pepper.
mSiT&rce tablespoons of finelu minced
. "T.
9rtev,
Ode tablespoon of finely minced onion.
Simmer slowly until rendy to serve
and then cut the pone into squares
and 'lift to a plate. Cover with beef
sauce nnd serve.
During the warm yweather, cookies
and small cakes scent more appetizing
and appropriate to serve with iced bev
erage, tea or cocoa.
Corn Flake Drop Cales
Place in a mixing bowl:
Tico-tnirda cup of oroirrt sugar.
Seven tablcsnoons of shorteninn.
e,j . Yolks of tiro eani.
S ' Cream until light and creamy and
then, add :
One and one-quarter cups of flour.
One teaspoon of cinnamon.
One-half leaspoon of nutmea,
One-quarter teaspoon of salt,
Beven tablespoons of milk.
One and three-quarters cups of corn
flakes.
One cup of seedless raisim.
Mir by folding toeether nnd then cut
iind fold in the stiffly beuten whites of
two eggs. Urop In small spoonfuls on
well-greased pan two inches apart.
Bake for twelve minutes In a moderate
oven.
Nut Cookies
Place in a mixing bowl :
One cup of sugar,
trOne-half cup of shortening.
One egg.
One leaspoon of vanilln.
One-half teaspoon of cinnamon,
One-half teaspoon of nutmeg.
Crenm well and add
One-half cup of milk.
One level teaspoon of baking soda,
' One and one-half cups of finely chop
ped peanuts.
Dissolve the baking soda in the milk.
Add flour enough to form to a stiff
dough this iihuullv takes about six cups
of sifted flour. Now work the dough
hard to blend brend dough. Set In the
iceoox to chill for twent-four hours
Roll and cut. then bnke in a moderate
oven for eight minutes. These cookies
will keep in coered crock or tin box,
under lock and key, for three months,
Mrs. Wilson's
My Dear Mrs. "Wilson I would Hl.e I
to submit tho following menu'
MRS F B.
Clear Soup
Veal Croquettes
Cream Potatoes Pens
Hot Corn Mufflna flutter '
KaMn Pie Tea
This menu lacks a salad, which Is nee-
etetirj for the proper balance.
, .
aty Dear Mrs. Wilson I urn nnd!n?
In the following menu for the contest:
J. C. K.
Cream of Watercress Soup i
naked F!(ig Plant Potato Omelet
Spinach Garnished with Kgu Lettuce
One Vng Mugina and H-ittir
Spanish Crenm Coffee
Omit the egg In the potato dish, since
you have it In the spinach ami muffins.
Too much of it spoils the balance uf the
meal.
My Dear Mrs Wilson Please find in
closed my menu for family dinner for
four people. MRS. V D J i
Zlutton Choos
Mushed Potatoes
Aaimrayus Tips on Toast
llread Strawberries
Coffee Milk
'Steaks and chops are not accepted In.
iU menu contest Try a slowly cooked
tli
meat
My Dear Mrs. Wllson-llelow Is my
menu for the contebt. MRS. L. R M.
Rice Soup Croutons
Hamburger Cakes Smothered in Onions
Cucumbers Potatoes
Iiye llread llutter
lloston Cream Pie Tea
Rice soup, croutons, potatoes and
Cream, pie do not balance In this menu,
lis (te) make too much starch.
Miss U. K. sends
In only a market
Lt and no menu.
ty Dear Mrs, WIU011 I submit the
rvJng menu In the contest:
I. M. C.
Chicken a la King on Toast
uaKea I'otatoes
i Melded Hpinach icith Kog
llread and nutter
th French vrebitng
W
ATC1I
for the awards in tho
PRIZE MEKU CONTEST
They will be announced in this
page on Mqnday. Tn case you
haven't seen anything about it,
you'll be intereled to know that the
prices are awarded for tho- best
menu for n $1,150 dinner for four
persons sent in each week. The
prizes arc:
FIRST. S2..V1.
SECOND. $1.
THIRD, $1.
Rules The food lu the menus
must be staple nnd in season. The
sales slip for the materials used
must accompany the menu. The
name and address of the sender and
the date muBt be clearly written.
Address nil menus to
Mrs. Wilson's Menu. Contest
Evening Public Ledgcr
Independence Square
Lemon Cream Spongo Cake
Three-quarters cupof sugar.
Yolks of tico eggs,
One teaspoon of lemon extract.
Plncc in a mixing bowl and cream
until light lemon color, then add :
.Sir iflUrjnoons of cold irafer.
One and one-quarter cups of flour,
Tiro level teaspoons of bakin,
ting
poicdcz.
Heat to mix und then fold inNcnre
fully the stiffly benten whites of two
eggs. Grease muffin pans and place
just enough of the mixture to half fill.
Bake In a moderate oven for eighteen
minutes. Remove, cool and then split
und fill with lemon crenm filling.
Lemon Cream Filling
One nd one-half cups of mitk,
Seven tablespoons of flour.
Place in a saucepan and stir to dis
solve the flour. Bring ,to a boil and set
in a pan of warm water to cook while
preparing the eggs and sugar. Place in a
small bowl:
One-half cup of sugar,
One tablespoon of butter,
One egg, ,
Orated rind of one-quarter lemon.
Cream until light and flufly and then
add three tablespoons of strained lemon
juice. Kent this sugur and egg mix
ture into the prepared milk. Beat hard
to blend thoroughly und then cook for
three minutes; Ircmovc and cool, then
chill before using.
These enkes should not be prepared
until rendy to serve, as frequently, if
they arc left in a warm room, the cream
sours.
Swiss Drop Cakes
The pans for baking these cakes are
made of iron, much like the popovcr
irons, only they nre much more shal
low ; they have twelve cups to the pan.
Tieo-thirds cup of sugar,
One egg, ,
Six tablespoons of shortening,
Place in a mixing bowl and then
cream until light. Now add :
One and three-quarters cups of sifted
flour,
One level tablespoon of baking
poirder.
One-half teaspoon of mace.
Grated rind of half a lemon.
Tieo-thirds cup of water.
Beat to mix thoroughly and then
grease the pans well nnd drop n tea
spoonful into each little cup. Add a
few small seedless raisins and bake for
eighteen minutes In a hot oven. This
amount makes thlrty-slx cakes.
Try This Raspberry Cake
Place In n mixing bowl :
One-half cup of sugar.
Six tablespoons of shortening.
One egg.
Cream well and then add :
Ono and three-quarter cups of sifted
flour.
One level tablespoon of baking poio
I der.
Three-quarters cup of mill: or teater.
i Beat to miv and then grease and
I flour nn oblong pan, such us would be
1 used for muMug clieese or apple enke,
I pour in the batter arid spreud evenly ;
t cover with two cup of well-washed and
dried rnspnemes nnd then sprinkle with
the following crumbs. Place in a bowl
Six tableipoom of flour,
Four tablespoons of brown sugar, .
Tico tablespoons of shortening,
One teaspoon of cinnamon.
Toss gentl with a fork until a licht
crumby mixture nnd then spread over
the cake and bnke in a moderate oven
for thirty minutes. Serve with thin
custard sauce or with crushed and
sweetened raspberries,
Huckleberries and thinly sliced
peaches may be used for variety.
Menu Contest
Cream Cheese and Saltines
Hhubarb Pie Dcmitasae
Mndamu. this menu Is not within the
eojio of the contest, for the main dish,
the body-building dish, cannot be ac
cepted, as you purchase chicken. As a
matter of fact, there Is a lack of propor
tion of price for the breast of chicken
I !s worth three times tho balance of the
meal. Try to keep the prices as even
as the food values.
. -
Honor List
Mrs. H. C. Montone, 922
South Eleventh Street
Menu
lleef,
I'otfttoe nnd Iea Htewrd In
nruwn Oray
Lettuce hnlnd Hulled Spinach
'le luid Strawberries
llread Iluttrr Tea
SALES SLIP
One quart peas
i me puund stewing beef . . .
. Two pounds potatoes
...J
13
30
10
i-ettucii OS
Vinegar and oil for salad 03
aaonlng for salad and stew 05
Onlona
"ne-quarter peck spinach .
' M11K . . . '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '.
I Bread
Tea. butter
One-half quart strawberries....,
Total t..$1.4S
Very good. Sirs Montone H'on'f jou
send me a real Italian iHttner the en
tire menu and just Acne you prepare it
I would like a friday or fast-day menu.
Mrs, M. J. Kane, Limoood
Heights, Pa.
Menu
.Skirt SteaW, Vllltd and Baked
New 1'otatoen New l'eaa
Lettuce Bnlnd With Bacon I)relng-
Tlrem! nmt Butter
Strawberries
SALES slip
Skirt atrak t -3
llrcnd for fllllnp; . OS
Seasoning: 01
Ono quart of new potntoes, ,,.,... .15
j'r"ao "or Yeituco .n.e.T. ????! !!!!!" ".is
si?Aw&rr'iM ' .' .' . " ." .' .'.'.'.'.' ." .'So
urenii
Butter
Total J1.40
Mrs. H. S. Miles, 1912 South
Fifteenth Street
.Menu
I SpunMi stew
w l'ntntnes
I Vtrcrei Willi Drrfilng
i New 1'ens
Mrnwberrr Olinrlotte
I llrrint Ilutler Coffee
I SALKS SLIP
Two slices unit nork l
I one large onion o;
Ono-liult cup of rice flB )
I Throe peppers 05
JDne cinuomntoes .It! I
New potntoes .-. .15
I .nc ii-.in ZU
..ur uuiivii nnicrurifHS ... .Mj i
rirplno f- !
I Lady finders .'...!.," !lo
tuiwuciiica .. 2b
Whites of two eggs .." .08
Mnrshmnllow whip 04
Brad, butter nnd coffee , , , .25
Total '. flO
Please Tell Me
What to Do
By CYNTHIA
She't Heavily In Lova-
Dcar Cynthla-We, are two young
Klrls, eighteen years of aire. We read
our column every evening. Now, wp
would like to know why so many peo
ple nre niwnya xnocxing pnnu and
powder. First, my girl friend In a
pretty blonde with blue eyes nnd pretty
teeth and always a smile. T am a pretty
brunette, with hazel eyes, nice teeth and
winning ways, nnd we certainly do use
pnlnl und powder, but the boys all like
uh. Now. Cynthia, I am In lovo with
the president of a country club yes,
heavily In love with htm but ho Is eo
small, being about five feet two Inches.
I nm nbout five feet bIx Inches. Tell
me, Cynthia, Is ho too small? My girl
friend Isn't In love. On account of
having been In love and fallen out
ngnln she claims &he hates all men and
boys.
C. FLOrATUPUS AND n. FAIRVIEW.
So you are heavily In love at eighteen
nnd vour chum hates all men. What 'a
sad w ay you arc In, both of you I And
you are four Inches taller thnn the one
you love. Don't Ioe any sleep over It.
Next week you may meet a nice young
man four Inches taller, and then every
thing will be all right.
Impossible to Answer
Dear Cynthia Many boys and girls
liave come to you for good ndvlAs. I
also come to you for this same purpose.
Itv troubles, as I would say, are these:
Why Is It that I am not Invited to
parties, dunces or nnv roclnl event? I
am considered handsome (so the girls
say) and well liked by the girls, yet
these same girls forget that 1 exist
wheir they dletrmute invitations or any
kind.
I work among many boys and girls In
an office. The girls had a big "lawn
fete" the other day. They sent out In
vitations by mall to every boy In the
offlce but me. This Is Just one example.
The very same thing happens every
where I go. Is It my fault? I nm very
courteous to the ladles. I don't like to
teaso them. Whenever I speak to them
I speak to them In a manly way. al
ways serious, but smilingly. Would
like to hear from some of your readers
and their suggestions
SIMPLY FOIIGOTTBN.
It is not Possible to tell you whv thev
do not nsk you. Cynthia does not know
your characteristics nor theirs.
They Won't Call a Halt
Dear Cvnthla Ask "Do Jure" where
ho would bo lf It was not for his mother.
She evidently was a girl at one time, nnd
Wo nre told women In her day did more
than today's women have to to charm the
mtn. Doesn't he think his talk reflects
on his mother?
Many a successful man was made so
by a woman who. knowing his weak
nesses as well as his stioirg points,
was able to aid him.
If, however, "De Jure" speaks of the
girls that he can pick up with his ma
chine, ne reatiy ueserves to ne Kicked
In business lf we fall In one venture,
do we oult? No : we go right ahead.
i.slng our failure as a guide In the next
deal, ana tnus are we auie to nnd suc
cess. A man with a narrow viewpoint of
women especially and life In general (s
not uuall successful. A man must
be worth a great deal to be eccentric
nmt ,, nunv with It
I buj- the Evening Punuc Ledger es
Pfciaiiv tor jour column ann enjoy it.
Your adlce has often helped me, nnd
although our work may not b the
best financially, you help many a one
along the right road.
OEOUGL' S. S.
Says Boy Are Frivolous
Dear Cynthia In answer to "On the
Rood to An A. B.'s" challenge, the
supposedly nicest boys are the worst
company a girl could have. Tho light
and thoughtless girl Is mora popular
with these "nice boys" for the simple
reason that they think mostly .of a
good time, and It's plain to see that
the kind of time they desire to have
would not be granted them lf they
w-ent with girls like the two sophomores.
When boys get older nnd comnienoa to
settle down they undoubtedlv drop tho
thoughtless kind ; lf not, what does It
lead to" ynhapplness nnd divorce,
which we read nbout every day.
cheer up, sophomores, nnd let the
thoughtless have her good time now.
Yours will come In a much happier way
later In life, and your type will be the
greatest benefit by far to your families
and the world
Yours for a better education and tho
downfall of dance halls.
FLORIDA KID.
The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
1. How can a pretty vestee be mnde
for n gingham dress mndu iu u
basque wuist with n very low
square neck?
'2. What kind of top is preferable
for a wicker table to be used on
the porch or in the garden?
3. Iiow can leftover oil point be
kept for further ue?
4. Describe a pretty oversklrt for a'
silk dress.
C. What interesting style of trim
ming for lingerie is now the fad
in Paris?
C. Describe a dainty purasol for use
with a flufly dre.s for midsum
mer. Yesterday's Answers
1. In cutting flowers from the gar
den, the cut ends should Immedi
ately be placed In w ntcr In order
to mnkq the flowers last longer in
the vnses.
2. Red is in vogue for huts, waists
and various accessories.
.1. A good blench for the nails is
made by udding n tenspoonful
ench of lemon juice und ammonia
to nn ounce of peroxide.
4. A pretty tea-table accessory thut
protecta food against (lies and In
sects on the porch is u dome
shnped white wire screen,
painted with bright llowen).
fi. Ash blue Is tho newest simile
Hint is used for bw outers and
hats.
0. Attractive pockets of white or
gandie ure made at the ton of
gored panels on both sides of tho
front of tho skirt of u rose -colored
organdie dress.
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You should happen to. need a dark dress of some kind this summer.
They aren't worn so much as they used to be, but there are times when
it's too cool and damp to wear n light, easily mussed dress and too warm
to go back to a suit. That's tho time when your hltten'sWr or satin or
crepe meteor is going to be very necessary. And you can't go wrong lf
you choose one llko this, with lis striking beading down the front
breadth, its vest of sheer white laco in the deep;cut neck and the
piquant little ruffles standing out on tho hips. The brim of the hat Is
appropriately made of black net which holds a lattice of Jet
The Marriage Trifler
By HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR
CovvrioM. ISiO. 61 Publla Ledger Co.
I
An Early
. Barbara Knight, tcfto all Tier life
has had things fust as she wanted
them, marries Keith OraMt, the most
eligible man of the season. Uarbara
expects life to go on as usual, she
does not tako into conslderatfoii fho
fact that in married life there must
be unselfishness and thoupht for the
other person. Keith does not like the
life they lead. He wants friends, real
friends, and Barbara has no time to
stop and make friends of this caliber.
Consequently, when Katharine New
bery. Keith's private secretary, proffers
a friendship to htm he accepts it. ITe
wants to tell Barbara, but for fear
that she may not understand, he keeps
it to himself. One day, In a perfectly
innocent faihion, he takes Catherine
fo lunch and at the next fable sits
Barbara's ultra-soiihljMcated younger
sister, Eleanor. .
ELEANOR KNIGHT had not quite
made up her mind what to do with
the Information she had stumbled on In
advertently. In her callous little heart
she did not pity Barbara. She felt that
Barbara was getting Just what most
women must expect from their husbands,
nnd It rather pleased her to think that
Barbara, the righteous. MJfltlWPaM
hack In her own coin. Of courso It
dUi not o"cur to her that Keith's lunch
eon with nnnther woman m'" Jttv
come about through any other reason
thaii the fa;t that he was In love with
her Such a thing as friendship between
a man nnd a woman Elennor would
have laughed at. To her there was Just
Sne relation possible. The woman must
nttract and the man must lovo, but the
woman must steer a careful courso and
It did not do to fall in love, for thnt
robbed her of Independence Immediately.
The truth of the matter was that
Eleanor liked Keith, nnd In her heart of
. . ivi,.ncrVi he wouldn t hnvo
nearirs """.-"::., "i t V,
thought or anmmiiiK 11 ".,
had envied something that she had
",,..... h.iwn Keith and Barbara.
something that had leaped forth from
Keith's eyes when he had looked at
Barbara, the fact that Barbara never
spoke of Keith to other women as they
spoke to each other of their husbands.
Now that elusive fo.nei.iuiR i..v "--
had glimpsed had ended for her Keith
was Just like the rest, and Eleanor had
no pity for him
Sho evaded him wth careful alacrity
so thatrhewas never nblo to corner her
alone. He made a point of having din
ner with the Knights ono evening, but
sho had gone to a dinner dnnce. He
saw her on the street one day, and made
a bee-lino for her, but she saw him
coming and slipped into a shop where no
lost her.
Fate has a way of twisting and
in. thint-s tn cult her own conveni
ence and Keith, who hnd resolved to tell
Barbara about nis irienasnip wun iwue
erlne, happened to be out of town on
the dav that she returned, earlier than
he had expected her. And Barbara,
finding him out of town, and fSellng
suddenly a let-down nfter the continual
excitement of tho trip, sat down In her
trnvellng dress nnd telephoned home. She
felt vaguely Irritated because he was
not at his office when she called up.
It was the first tlmo that she had
thought of his offlce very much, but a
woman's voice had answered her over
the telephone, a very sweet voice, low
toned anl well bred. Barbara won
dered who she was.
Mr. Grant was out of town. On busi
ness, yes He would bo back tomorrow.
Was there a message?
"No, there was no message," and
Barbara hung up the receiver. It was
then that she called up at home, and
Eleanor was called to the telephone.
"O, hello Barbara, when did you get
back?" Eleanor's voice was as politely
cool as though she had been Inquiring
after a stranger.
"Just a few minutes ago. Keith's out
nt town, nnd I'm stranded with no en-
iranements ancau, we came nome
onrller thnn we exnected."
At the other end of the wire Elennor
looked at her Uttle platinum wrlBt watch.
"I have an engagement for dinner," sho
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Olive Oil
is one of nature's greatest
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UNEQUALETJm PURITY
Eliminates poisonous waste, which
cauie serious ailment
PARADISE SPKINO COMPANY
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said quickly, "but I'll run .pver this
afternoon for a chat lf you'ro not going
to bo busy."
"That Will ll fln Tjmnv" nn.hnn
hadn't used that pet term in' years, but
f.iu ouuucmy icu a surge or tenderness
sweep over her for Eleanor. "We'll have
n regular old fashioned kind of time."
Uarbara went on oagerlv. "I'll have tea
served In mv room, nnd I'll hnv thnnn
cream tarta you love we'll havo an old
Hum kusbip
"All right." And Eleanor hung up.
Barbara went into her own room.
whero'Zella, her new maid, had unpacked
her bag. In a dainty negligee sho met
Eleanor about an hour later. The cream
cakes were ready, nnd over the teacups
even Elennor vouchsafed somo enthusi
asm. Sho even began to wonder whethor
J not she ought to tell Barbara about
Keith, and then she argued that Bar
bara ought to know. If hc were willing
and did not care all right and well, but
she oughtn't to be kept in the dark, uny
way. '
And yet this thing which had seemed
so easy to tell when she had Just been
thinking about It now assumed iriira.ntir
proportions. Eleanor, with all her hard-
imn-!, nau never aenit very much In
human emotions, and she knew that
Barbara loved Kefth. Ought she to let
her discover tho truth for hersulf? Was
It fair to meddle and to perhaps cause
a breach between her sister and her hus
band? Monday Eleanor tells Barbara
nbout Keith
Subject to Change
MONDAY
AMMO
52d and Thompson Rt
(a)
Allre
Dollars &
ANGARIA
Chestnut blow 16th St.
()
Wallaco
Blclc
iiAr.TiMoni: ()
nut St. und IUltlmore Ave.
Saau
Tlie
UBLMONT
O'.'d above Market St.
()
Falre
The
ni-iiEiiiiti) ()
Norma Talmadire In
The Woman Gives
Uroaa & puhqutnanna Ave.
DROADWAY M
Tnnn TlarrvmnrA !fl
Dr. Jekyll
jirona mi ami snyaer Ave.
CAl'ITOr.
722 Markft St,
()
Elalnn Hammeratetn ln
Shadow nosatlA Ilyrnes
CKUAIt
flOth St. and Cedar Ave.
lp)
Thomas Melehnn In
Why Chance Wlfo?
COM8EOM
Market lift.
()
nryant Waahburn In
Mrs. Temple's Tele'm
nftth and flOth.
COT.ONIAT. (a)
Otn. and Maplewood Avea.
Wllllnm
A Tale of
EMPRK1S
Main St ,
(a)
Mae Murray In
On With the Danes
Mananmk
FAMILY
1811 Markft St
(a)
Mabel
FAIHMOCNT
Snth Ht. nnd Otrard Ave.
(a)
Anita tHewart ln The
Flshtlns Shepherdess
Mao Murray&D. Powell
In On With tho Dance
FBANKFOnn
4715 Frankford Ave.
(a)
OOTII HT. TIIKATUK
Delow Spruce St.
(s)
Karl Williams ln
Captain Hwlft
GREAT NORTHERN
Droad St. at Erie Ate.
(s)
Anita Stewart In The
Flghtln Shepherdess
ISirijRIAI.
00th and Walnut Sts.
(s)
Norma Talmdre In
The Woman "(Jives
JUMUO
Front St.
(s)
II. n.
Tho
and airard Ave,
LEADER (7)
lat Ht. and Lancaster Ave.
Hours Peters. Silk Hus
bands & Calico Wives
LIRERTY ()
Droad Ht. and Columbia Ave.
Harry
The
LOCUST .
B2d and Locust StF.
(s)
3.
MARKET NT. THEATRE
SS3 Market St,
(a)
Nazlmova In
The Heart ot a Child
MODEL
423 South St
(s)
All-Star
The Olft
NIXON
(I2d and Market Sts.
(s)
HaII
Hack to
OVERRROOH (,)
Thomns Melg-han
Why Chanire Wife 7
Uija ni, niiu jiaerrora Ave,
PALACE
1214 Market St.
' (s)
Wallace
Hick
rniNCESS
1018 Market St
(s)
Gnome WaUh
A Manhattan Knight
REGENT
Market St. below 17th.
(s)
Ethel Clayton ln
Ladder of Llea
RIALTO f.)
atn. Ave. at Tulpehocken Bt.
Wanda
' Miss
RIVOIJtX
lild and Samom Sts.
(s)
Ethel Clayton In
A Lady In Love
(si
Enid
The
Market St.
below 7th.
"A12nYMafket St.
(s)
William
A Tale of
8IIERWOOD (,)
filth Bt. and Haltlmoro Ave.
Enid Ili -
Woman
STANLEY u
Market above 10th St.
(a)
Shirley Mason In
Treasure Island
HTRANI (,)
Oermantown Ave, at Venanno
Ethel Clayton In
A Lady In Lois
(s)
Noah
The
Market fit above
Ninth
WENT ALLEGHENY (a)
23th St. and Alleihen Ave.
Will
sswJ4tufoV"preduotioa(, Mtia lctu, lbrou " BTANLET COMPANY OF
The Woman's '
, Exchange
Here'. a Nice Offer
To the Editor of Woman's Paott
Dear Madam I have a beautiful pair
of white doves, "Minnie" and Hand,"
which I would like to find a home for
within five days. Perhaps,you know" of
some one perhaps a BhuMh Who would
be glad to take, them to Ikeep. Will you
kindly try to help me get therrr a kindly
home. "MINNIE-HA-HA."
"Mlnnte-ha-ha" Isn't her real name,
but the editor of the Woman's Page has
that on file with .her address, so that
anybody who would llko to have these
lovely pets can communicate with lnsr
quickly. I'm sure somebody -will want
them.
Suggestions for Party
To the Editor of 1Pomnn' Paget
Dear Madam My birthday Is on the
12th of July, nnd I would like to have
Instructions what .would h,e nlco to
serve, decorate with and also some
games to have at a party. Send soon
because time Is near. MISS E. O. S. ,
I havo mailed you somo games to play
at your party. I hope they will get there
on time. You did not give me very
Vnuch time to nnswer you. Serve Ice
cream, cako and candy. Decorate with
wild (lowers In huge vaBes and uowIb,
and If tho pnrty Is In the evening have
Japanese lanterns strung up on the
porch nnd tho lawn. If It is a daytlmo
pnrty you will not need any decorations
except the llowcrs. For tho center ploce
on the refreshment table have four little
glass dishes of cool-looking green and
white mints nt tho corners of the cen
ter piece, and let a cool shower of green
and whlto ribbons hang down from the
chandelier.
Wants a White Neck
To the Editor of Woman's Paas:
Dear Madam Kindly tell me through
your column thp best remedy for a
tanned neck. People think my neck Is
dirty. Kindly help mo out. MRS. K.
Try rubbing lemon Juice on your
throat to make It whlto. That Is a fine
blench for the skin. Another thing that
makes the skin whlto and fine Is a cold
compress. This Is something of a'bother
to nut on. but It docs make the neck
white. Wring a soft cloth nlmost dry
out of cold water. Wrap It around your
neck and put a dry towel completely
over It. Mnke sure that every bit of
the wet cloth Is coVered, otherwise. It
wUL. give you a stiff neck. Pin the
towel with a safety pin and keep It on
all night. In tho morning wash your
neck as usual, but finish with cold
water to koep "from catching cold. This
is a fine remedy for soro throat or cold,
and It has been discovered to bo very
good as a neck whltener. Of course.
It takes several applications to make
tho nock as whlto as you want It
More Complexion Troubles
To the Editor of Woman's Paoe:
Dear Madam I have written to you
before and havo received helpful advice.
Will you kindly ten me it maexneaus
come from eating. Ice cream, pastry, etc?
Also tell me of a good cream which
would vanish blackheads. DOTTY.
It Is quite possible that your poor
complexion hns como from eating too
much rich food. Cut down on It for
a while nnd see If you aren't benefited
hv thn chnnae. Ice crenm does not agree
with some people at all. you know, and
It Is very easy to overdo pastry eating.
Why don't you steam out the'black
hends? This Is not very pleasant to do,
but when It Is once done you can keep
your Bkln free from them by constant
care. Hold cloths wet with hot water,
as hot as you con stand, on the places
where the blackheads are found. When
your skin Is soft and moist, put cleans
ing crenm on your fnce nnd work It In
well. .Then wipe It off with a soft cloth
and apply cold water until your fnce Is
cool and white again. Then apply a
soothing cold cream. Don't do this on a
very hot night, for the steaming brings
the blood tc your "head nnd might In
jure you, If you are hot anyhow. Be
suro to follow 'wl'h thp cold water,
whatever the weather Is. If .this does
not remove the blackheads repeat the
treatment the next night, and continue
until your fnce Is clean. Try rubbing It
with Ice to refine the skin nnd prevent
the blackheads, and rub zinc ointment
thickly over It Just before you go lo bed.
Leave this on all night. It makes the
skin nice nnd white and fine. If 4-ou
cleanse your faco thoroughly with
cleansing "cream once a day, and occa
sionally use a facial soap, planning your
diet to Include only wholesome, nutri
tious foods, you ought to have no fur
ther trouble with your complexion.
PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF JULY 12 TO JULY 17
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT &AILY IN THE PUBLIC LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC
TUESDAY
Jnyce In
The Woman
Alice Joyce In
Dollars A The Woman
Iteld
Abed
ln
Wallace Held In
Sick Abed
Hnyakawa
Devil's Claim
Sessue Hnyakawa
Th Devil's Claim
Blnny in
niuo Pearl
Kalre Wnny In
The Dlue Tcnrl
Nn-ma Talmadire In
The Woman dives
John Parrymore In
Dr. Jekll & Mr. Hyde
& Mr. IlydoH
Elalnn llnmmersteln In
Shadow Rosalie Ilyrnes
Thnnitu Melghan In
Why Chanire VJIfeT
Bryant Waahburn In
Mrs. Temple's TeleB'm
William Fnrnum In
A( Tale of Two Cltlea
Mix Murray In
On With the Dance
Pnrnum In
Two Cities
On
Norman tn
Mickey
Edith Roberts In
Alias Mrs, Dodd
Enrle William In
A Master Stroke
"Dollars
Mae Murray&D, Powell'
In On With the Dance
Enrl Williams In
Captain 8wlft
Anita Stewart In Tho
FlchtliiB Miepherdosa
Norma Tnlmadee In
The Wimin Gives
Walthall In
Confession
J. W. Kerrigan In
no
House Peters, Silk Hue.
bands A Calico Wives
LA Tale
T. Morey ln
Gauntlet
Charles Rny In
Paris Green
W. KerrlKan
PasserB Hy
tn
J. W. Kerrlfran In
I'aMers Hy
J.
Nailmova in
The Heart of a Child
The
Cast ln
Supreme
All-Star Cast In
The Olft Supreme
Hhtnman tn
Nell Shlnman tn
Back to God's Country
God's Country
Thomns Melghnn
Why Chanire WlfoT
Wallace Reld in
Sick Abed
Held tn
Abed
Constance Illnney
The Stolen Kin
The
Ethel Clayton ln
Ladder ot U-n
Ilawlev ln
Hobbs
Mabel Nnrmand In
Mickey
Ethel Clayton tn
A Lady ln Love
Mabel
Hennett In
Talae Itoad
Tauru Aokl In
A Toklo Siren
Farnum In
Two Cities
Bvena Owen In
House of Toys
nnett In The
Enid nennett In The
Woman In the Sultcnre
In the Sultcnse
Hhlrley Mason in
Treasure Island
Ethel Clayton In
A Lady In Lovo
Dorry In
Sea Wolf
Noah Horry tn
Tho Sea Wult
Madge Kennedy In
Th blooming Angela
noe In
Jubllo
"CAN NOTHING
ft -V'
KEEP THE WOMEN AT'HOME?
;
Asks a Mai Who Wants to Have Vs Forbidden to lioam the
Streets Except on Certain Days He'd Get Tired '
of Seeing Only Men
Hi3 WHOT3 a very plaintive letter
t which was published recently. "Can
nothing be done?" ho nsked, pnthct
jcally, "to keep thOfWomcn nt home?
They are everywhere 1" Unlike (many
objectors, he suggests a remedy for this
despcrnto condition, tfo, it isn't borax,
or alum, or even red pepper. He speaks
of hcm as if they were roaches or
nti, bu.t his remedy gives' them nt
least tho credit of being human beings.
Ho suggests that tho Leglslnturo limit
them to two or three days n week for
exercise and otfting. Then they'd be off
the street, out of the way, for at least
a few days. ,
I wonder lf ho lias ever walked up n
city street during his lunch hour? Per
haps ho hns tried to. But nt 'the 'end
of the first block he has probably been
stopped by a crowd of men standing
nround nn automobile. There's nothing
the matter with the automobile, tacro's
nobody in it, and it isn't painted a
startling color'. It's Just a dark blue,
empty, perfectly good car but there's
a little bit of an arrangement of some
kind on the hood that's a Uttle tiny btt
different fronVthat same arrangement on
every other make of car. And so thoro'u
a crowd of grown-up boys filling the
pavement, blocking, the way staring
at It. There-are women on tho street,
yes, and they're very nnxloiis to get
off, but thoy .can't becauso they can't
get past these men to get into .their
enrs.
This amiable gentleman who dislikes
women on tho street probably goes on
after hp has looked at the car for a
ylc. He can't go very fnst, though,
becauso he's back of a line consisting of
five boys, who aren't in any hurry at
all. They zigzag from the curb to the
store windows, lengthening out at either
side that he wants to get past. At
crossings they spread out and form 'a
wall, so that he cannot possibly pass
them. Women? Oh, yes, they're on tho
street, too, trying to got homo, but
unable to pass this string of boys.
N
Adventures
I
AM rather persnickety about my
rcputa'tion for thrift, there is one point
on which I am most economical. That
U the subject of books. Now when I
like a book, I want it for myself there
is never any doubt in my mind nbout
that. But if I (nm.nottf ttlcularly im
pressed with it, I don't care about hav
ing it for my own. And so I nm much
more likely to borrow a new book from
n friend thnn to buy it. After I've rend
and accepted It well, thnt is another
subfect. All of which ha little to do
with my adventure, for whnt I really
want to tell you about Is a shop that
has second-hand books for thirty cents
each, or four for $1. My thought was
that any one would be willing to pay
thirty cents for n book. If it proved
good, it could be kept: or if it were not
particularly worth while, it could be
passed along or given nway. These
books' include Bitch favorite writers as
Jack London and my own pet, Mr.
Thurston. All are in very good con
dition, fcome being nlmost ns good as
new. It would be a good, plan to buy
four, for Instance, to take away on
your vacation.
I found n dress "material today that
is quite new to me, although you may
have scennt nerorc. it iooks very niucn
like n crlnklv crcne. only It is perhaps
n little smoother. It comes in pink-
and white, and as I remember it, also
In blue and white. And here Is tho
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Ollva Tell Love
Without Question
William S, Hart
Staking His L!f4
WallRCo Held In
Sick Abed
Wallace Reld In
Sick Abed
William Farnum
Tho Adventurer
.William Fnrnum
Thj Adventurer
Falre Tllnney ln
The Ulue Pearl
Doris ICenyon In
The Harvest Moon
Thna. Melrtan In Why
Chanite Your WlfeT
Thm. Melrhan In Why
Change Your Wife?
John narrymore In
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
Ethel Clayton In
A Lady In Love
Elaine Hammersteln ifi
Shadow Roallo Ilyrnes
Elatno IInmmreteln tn
Shadow Rosalie Ilyrnes
Thomas Melrhan In
Why Change Wifa7
Thomas Melghnn In
Why Chnnge WlfeT
Houdlnl In
Terror Island
Mae Murray In
On With the Dance
William Farnum In
A Tale of Two Cities
Star Cast In
Even ns Eve
Mae Murray In
With the Dance
Stnr cast In
Even ns Eve
Rosemary Theby
' Rio Grande
In
Earle Wllllnms In
Cantnln Swift
A 111 JnvpH tn
M Murrav In
On With the Dance
and tho Woman
Mae MurrayfcD, Powell
In On With tho Dance
Wallace Held In
The Dnncln' Fool
Frantc TCeenan tn
Prnoulderlne Embers
Stnr Cast In
Ivo Without Question
Anita Stewart In The
FUhtlne Shepherdess
AMce Lake) In
Sh"Yo Acres
Nerma Talmade In
The Woman Qlves
Nrmn Ta1mad In
The Wnmnn Given
Emma Dunn In
Mother
Ethel Clnvton In
Souls Adrift
Wltltqm Fnrnum In
WlUlaro Fnrnum In
A Tale of Tn Cities
of Two Cities
P. McDowell and P.
Mayo, Tho Eyes of Men
Dsvlsnn, Love. Holmes
In Man's rinythlng
W. Kerrigan II)
passers Hy
W. Kerrlcnn In
Passers Jl'
Naxlmova In
Heart of a Child
Tom Mix In
The Daredevil
All-Star fast In
Chains of EvM'nco
Buck Jones In
Forbidden Troll!
Nell Shlnman In
Rick to God's Country
Junnlta Hnn In
The Lost City
PrlaclHn Denn
Virgin of Stamboul
Prlscllla Dean
virgin of .Stamboul
WhI'ipo Held In
Sick Abed
Wallace Held In
Sick Abed
Lew Cody
Butterfly Mnn
Me Murray
On With tho Dance
Ethel Clavtnn In
Ladder of Lies
Ethel Clnvton In
Ladder of Lies
Normnnd In
Mickey
Nazlmova In
Heart of a Child
Ethel Clnvton In
A Lndy In Ixive
Emma Dunn In
Mother
Huorh Thomnson In
Key to Power
3, W. Ker'ltan In
e No. no
Walter Miller n
Why Tell?
Blanche Sweet In
Simple Souls
Dorothy Dnltnn In
The Dark Mirror.
Dirolhv Dslton In
The Dark Mirror
Shirley Mssnn In
Trensurs Island
Khlrley MrtHon In
Treasure Inland.
Ethel Clayton In
A I,ady In Lovo
Robert Warwick In
Tho City of Maska
Noali Berry In
The Sea Wolf
Noah Berrv In
The Sea Wolf
Mabel Normand In
Jinx
Mabel Normand
Jinx
AMEHICA, which la a guarantss of early sho
BB'DONBTO
QV COURSn, he has picked out erfl
J tain types of women wh. 1. 1
mnkesihls complaint. Thev ii,.,i .
long in doors nnd exits, ho claim., w.n .:
sometimes you do meet a friend right
in the door, nnd slbp to sav a . V
words.. Tlint' 4,i.s '.. i tB,7. a JW -
I wonder if he ever saw 7 craV-Hi '
women, open-mouthed dumb imu'
stanaing DCforo a bulletin bonrd .' '
men do? I doubt tw D0A.,! '
man could bo cnpablo of that ol.Vi.i J
which enables him to mud 1 the, H
halt nn hour at a time, utterly
gnrdlcss of the hurrying, busy wom :
lin nftotriVif- nvwOt,!-,. wul"n
flnnlly. in Vibration? .Vote heir war
nn litni Anil T -f, ..-.. ".
tt1 Ji'u',.n ... .''
: :, ' V -'.-1 miown anr i
man, tall or short, slim or stout dtt
or light, who didn't havo an irres'lstlH.
attraction toward a narrow passage eJ
any kind? - 8 w
Why, if there is a wide space ln '
ofllcc, where several men can stand. anS
then a narrow spnee between a desk and i
n table, a maji prefers to stand with '
his friend ln the narrow one for
conference. If there is a door at i. '
end of a Bhort hallway, he will stand "
ns close to K. as possible. No, this '
isn't nn indignant retort gathered no "
for the occasion. It's tho result of
Fovornl years' observation. Watch th '
men in your office you'll see how th '
invnnably block tin nnv nnrm .'
sage. If thev hnve no friend tn i,j.. 4.'
withthcm, they bend bver a desk, an N
lunu uj, iiiurc room incmscivcs. A
We admit our faults, vo women. Vii 4
know how annoying it is to find uiV
taking up room that might bo occupied
by men. But. after alls wouldn't .. I
get.pretty sick of one another on those "J
d,i'a M'tinn a ,nA Hut m1I..j a .
"everywhere"? (Thev did when tt... ,
were in Franco.) . And one more thlnr 1
gentlemen, before you hnve us all lock',
eu up, looa arouna 1 Jtou'll una a good
muny more men than women "clutterln. .
up" the open spaces. And they realW 1
iiuvvu i uuiuiuii mui iu 11 man w.
have. Do you think ao?
With a Purse
., ... ... i
rawer remarxauin nnrr nr it. Tntt.j-i.
of being a striped material, it is really &
a narrow check. I think It would be":
ui'i-ucui iur muKiug rompers for chll-
uruii, mm us a matter ot fact, I believe
it would make a mighty nice little
morning dress for yourself. It is only
forty -five cents a yard and looks to be
u yaru wiuo.
For names of sliop address Woman's
rase Editor or phone Walnut 3000. l
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FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Wllllnm S, Hart
Staklne His Life
Eugene O'Brien A
Fool And Ills Montr
-V-
Wallace Rcld ln
Sick Abed
Wallacs Reld In
Sick Abed
Eugene O'Hrlen
His Wife's Money
Eugene O'nrlen
Ills Wife's Money
Doris ICenyon In
The Harvest Moon
Doris Kenyon In
The Harvest Moon
Thos. Melghnn In Why
rAllce Joyce tn
Dollars & the Womta
Change Your wireT
Ethel Clayton In
, A Lady ln Lovo
Ethel Clayton In
A Lady In Love
Elaine Hnmmersteln In
Shadow Rosalie Ilyrnea
Elaine Hnmmersteln l
Shadow Rosalia Byml
Bryant Washburn In
Mrs.Temnle's Telegram
Bryant Washburn In
Mrs.Temple's Telegram
Mae Murray In
On With the Dance
Mnn Murray In
On With the Danes
Star Cast In
Even as Eve
Star Cast In
Even as Eie
. Star Cast In
Even ns Eve
Julian Eltlnge In
The Adventuress
Ethel Clayton In
Lady In Love
Mitchell Lewis In
King Spruce
Mne Murrav In
' On With the Dance
Blanche Sweet In
Simple Souls
!i
Wallace Red In
The Daneln' Fool
Wallace Reld In
Tho Daneln' Fool
Constance Blnney !
The Stolen Kl"
Constance Blnnev In
The Stolen Klsa
Alio Lnkn In
Shore Acres
Alice Lake In
Shore Acres
Norma TalmadVe l
The Woman Olv",
Norma Tnlmndto In
The Woman Given
House Peters In Rll
Husb's and Calico Tvi
nobert Warwick InA
The City of MU""
Marie Doro In
12:10
nnhert Warwick ln
The City of Masks
Norma Talmadro In
"The Woman Qlves
Buck Jones I"
Forbidden Trail
J. W. Kerrlgnn "
Passers By
W, Kerrigan In
Pnssers ny
Tom Mix In
The Daredevil
Tom Mix In
The Daredevil
Bryan Washburn l
Too Much Johnson
Junnlta Ilann I"
Tho Lost City
Brvnn Washburn In
Too Much Johnson
Junnlta Hansen In
,Th Lost City
Rosemary Th)W
Rio Grande
Wallace Reld
The Dnncln' Fool
Wallace Reld 1"
Sick Abed
Wallaco Reld In
Sick Abed
W. 8. ITart
Square Deal Sander"
Zeena Keefe
Thn Woman God Sent
Ethel Clayton in
ladder of Ll
Ethel Clnvton In
Ladder, of Lies
Mabel Scott In
Reclaimed
Constance Blnney In
The Stolen Kiss
Emma Duna In
Mother
Emmn. Dunn In
Mother
Dn'rothy Dalton Ij
The Dark Mlrrer
Star Cast In
The Valley of Doubt
W, 8. Hart In
Border Vlrele
All-Stnr Cast In
Cnmllle of the Yukon
Virtuous WM
and jggs Coreedr
Virtuous Wives
and Jlags Comedy
Shlrloy Ms"" '"
Treatnre I'"
Robert Warwick 'J
Tin City of Ma'j
Noah Berrv Iji
Tho Sea Volf
Shirley Mason In
Treasure Island
nobert Warwick In
The City of Masks
Ninh nerrv In
Tho Sea Wolf
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