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vctu, iosty irnys o L,ooiting roiatoes vatinuc pu:
Delicious Over Green Vegetables A Novel Shortcake
ny MltS. M. A. WIUSON
fCoTVTlatit, toin, bv .Vr. J). -t. TTUioii. All
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OI-D cliof nyn serving tlio wimr
foods ilnv In mid ilnv out not only
nprnmp"! mniintnnniiR. but the fninll.v
tire o tlint thr-y fnll to ont Mifllolcnt
. food to nourUli tlioin. IMnln fntwl onn
r te ninilc mnt nttrnctlvr. Homomlicr
that It i not tlm ntnoiint of money to
1 be spoilt on fooil, but rutlior the niiiotiut
of Inxcnulty put into tlie illsli.
Frtr variety tr"vtntoos Cluitonn
"TVrkIi anil boll twelve Miinll potntoe
nntll tender, llemove sklnn nnd brown
Jn' hot fnt. T.ay on tliln Mire of tonxl
nnd cover with parsley hiuioo.
Dnlied Potatoes With Ontnn and Sace .
TYnli and pare potnloen and cut In J
Thin snoor. lireafin rmiuiiR iniii. riaee
lartr of potatoes, tlien liner of tlilnlv
fdlepd onion. xo.lsniiliiE eneh layer with
salt, pepper and light iliiHtitig of mico.
Then-diiKt each layer xliirbtlv with fine
bread rruiubs. Dot with bits of but
ter. Repeat until 1IM1 Is full. Then
?nver with two cups of thleh cream
auee. llahe In mndernte oven fort
five nilnuteM. Serve with pnrnley or
i cheese sauce.
(ilanl Onions
Select one dozen small onions. Peel,
boll for fifteen minutes ami drain. Now
place In frying pan
One tercl iahleipoon of- fuptir.
K Three tahleiipannti nf bacon fat.
I "When hot add onion and cook gently,
, tnsxlng frequently until a nice brown.
To serve "6ver a slice of toast with
parsley sauce. DNh onions on the toast
vnnd serve.
Rel'lnn linked Potatoes
Wash, pare inc do.en potatoes. Cool;
pntll tender. Drain, mash and season
TVitll
One-half run of boilimi mill.,
One-half cup of finely vhonned
onions,
One-half cup of fifnted eheeie,
Onc-hnlf cup of finely chopped pars
lev. Mix, turn in well-greased baking
dish, sprinkle the top with tine bread
crumbs and dot with bits of butter.
Bake In hot oven for twenty minutes.
Normandle Potato Soup
Wash, pnre and slice five medium -
nhed potatoes in thin slices, Place in
saucepan and add
Tiro cups of entir.
Parboil for ten minutes. While po
tatoes are cooking place three table
spoons of bacon or ham fat in frying
pan, adding
Four oin'oin. chopped fine.
Our cup finrlji chopped rtleri.
One grated carrot.
Toss mid cook slowly until onions and
celery are tender. Add to the potatoes
t-rnlr ulmi'lv ftr Itn Miittlilfta Hill.
V II. in
Mif.tii(-li uli.i'ft mill niiil
,...w..n -
Ttro aipi of milk.
Four tablespoons of flour dissolved in
milk,
Tteo tableipoons of butter.
Three tablespoons of finely minced
farsley.
Stir, bring to boiling point : simmer
for five minutes. Serve with croutons.
To innke croutons cut slice of brend
Into inch blocks. VPlace In a baking
pan In hot oven to crisp and brown.
Cream Cabbage
Chop one and one-half pound head
f of cabbage fine. Place in suiicepun and
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ivtcr nun iMiiiiiiK inner. i ook lllieeu
minutes. Drain. Pluce In snuccpau
and add
One cup of milk,
Oil! l)M''n)mi tif l.itttfr '
One teaspoon nf Halt.
One-half teaspoon of pepper,
One-half cup nf finely chopped
onions.
Tico green peppers, chopped fine.
Cover and simmer slow Ir until rrenm
is absorbed. Dish on hot platter. Sprin-
kle with finely grated cheese and finely
minced parsley. '
Italian Reels
Boil beets until tendei.
Tery fine
Four medium-iUed onions.
Mrs. Wilson's
My D.iar Mrs. Wilson I would like
to submit my menu for the contest:
MRS. K. D
Salnd Tomotocs
Htcnl;
Mashed I'otators
Peas String llranu
JZolls Fresh Ufaal J'iniapples
Cofc
Very good, but ttnk Is Uiboo
My Dear Mrs. Wilson I am submit
tine to vou ins menu for the contest .
MltS. J J. C.
llreaded Pork Chops .
A'etc Po'.atoei Urren Pepper .Salad
Bread and Mutter treil Tea
strawberries and C'rrum
Fried meats nre taboo In tlu menu
contest This also answers Mrs A It
anil Mrs J. II C
Mv Dear Mrs Wilson I am sub
mitting a menu for sour Inspection
Your section of the paper Is. I as-uirc
jou, most gratefullv reielvcd by many
.housewives and I riad It every day j
Ihtked nice and I'hiesr
Bteiced Tomatoes Mashed 1'otatoes j
Crisp Lettuce Salad Itrciilnu
r.rrnd and Uutter Cnce or Tea
htraxcbrrriis
This menu iKtds a frtsh grean cooked
.... fnhle The tomatoes need to bo i
combined with the rice and cheese
llavor.
Honor List
Mian Anna de Brinn, 1215
N. Fifty-fourth street
1 Menu
Href l.oitf
Toniiiloes Potutoen Mrlnr lleans
Curumhrr anil I'epprr Salad
llrfiul anil Ilutter
Iliinann Flont
offee
SMW .SLIP
1'otatoes I '
One pound Hamburg JO
Orre can tomntoen (pint) Jr
One quart string beans U
One head lettuce
One cucumber '
Two peppers 06
One onion . i
Vinegar and olive oil Jj
, Two eggs 10
Two bananas
Milk, sugar and coffee .'0
Ureud and butter ' 1
Total
II 50
Mrs. C. II. McMillan
Carlisle, Pa.
.Menu
I nlm on t.omf Tomato ue
rottoe !'
Uard-llollrd T.tt Naiad
Krench nreolnr
StralneU Cherrr rnddln
It re iid . ilutter
Cofr
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Perhaps nott week you will be In
cluded among the winners of the
PRIZE MENU CONTEST
If you send in a good menu for a
dollar and n half dinner for four
people. The prizes are as follows:
First, $2.50
Second, $1.00
Third. $1.00
JJPLKS: The foods ued must be
staples niiil In season. A sales slip
showing the cost of all mnterlal must
be sent with the menu. The name
and nddi-ess of the sender and the
d.ite must he clearly written. Ad
dress all menus to
SIRS. WILSON'S MKNU CON
TEST EVENING PL'IIMC LEDGER,
INDEPENDENCE SQUARE.
Tien areen peppers.
Tiro ounces of salt pork.
Place mixture In saucepan and cook
slowly until onions and peppers nre
tender, then .add
V'tio tablespoons of flour,
liiaht meilium-shcd coohed beets,
cut in thick slices,
One cup liquid in ichich beets teere
cooled.
One-half cup of vinepar.
Due tablespoon nf sugar.
One temp'tan nf salt.
One-half teaspoon of pepptr.
1 lent slowly to boiling point. Cook
five minutes and sene.
Nnutille Sauce
This sauce Is delicious over green
cooked vi gc tables. Place In saucepan
Three tablespoons butter.
One onion, mincctl vrrg fine.
Cook slowlj for two minutes, adding
One and anc-Huartcr cups of cold
water,
Vour tablespoons of vineaar.
Stir to blend thoroughly : bring to
boiling point and cool: slowly for five
minutes. Now add
One teaspoon of snlt,
On' teanpoon nf paprika.
Tiro icell-bcaten r7'7.
Cook slowly for two minutes and
serve.
Italian String Heans
Mince fine
Tiro ounce salt pork.
Four unioni.
Three green pepprrs.
Place In snueepnn and cool
slowly !
until onions nn soft, then add
f) . , A , ,.; ,,,.,
One cup water,
, , ,
nnd conk until
over nwM-i.
are very tenner, then nun
One-half cup of 7iilk.
Four tableipoons of pour.
TUssolre llour in milk nnd add to the
beans
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Ilring mixture quickly to a boll.
Add
One-half cup nf grated cheese,
One teaspoon of salt,
One teaspoon of puprilu.
From Rohemla conies this dish. Try
it It's delicious. i
Vegetable Shortcake
Place one and one-half cups of (lour
in mixing bowl and add
One tcaipoon nf salt.
One-half tcaipoon of pepper,
Tirn level tnhlcipooiis of baking
pmrder.
Sift to mix, then rub in
Four tableipoons of ihartcninn.
And use nne-luilf cup of wnter to
form the dough. Roll out on pastrv
linnr.1 one-oiinrter inch thick. Now
spread with thinly sliced tomatoes,
I finely chopped onions, finely chopped '
I jrreen peppers.
, Season mid dot with mis 01 muter.
Roll as for jolly roll, l'lnce in well
Vow mince greased baking pan and bake in slow
I oven fiftv minutes. Serve with cheese
'and parsley sauce
Menu Contest
une-quartc r peck tresli peas.
.15
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14
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I One-quarter peck new potatoes
Four eggs
lone, head lettuce
Onn cup oil
I Three leiisiKions vinegar
I tiiie-iinrter loaf bread
I Oik -eighth pound of coffee
I (ine-elghth pound of butter . . . .
One i'un of frei h cherrlea
10
One cup of sugar OS
I i Hie cup nf dour fl'
Halting powder n-
Total
It to I
Mrs. W. H. Petty, 20U7 East
Cumberland street
Menu
Hum Hotter Henna
Dolled I'litiitors I
Iltuie Sliced Tnmiitnn
Ilrenil and Ilutter
Junket l'uddlne Mufllni
t offer j
SAI.r.S SLIP i
Medium-sized niece of smoked neck 47
One-quarter peck butter benns .... IB
One quart potatoes 10
Lettuce 10
Two tomntoea O'j
Half loaf of bread 05
Ilutter .08
Junket tablet milk, nuger. vanilla
flavoring . 12
Home-made mudlns with raisins In .IS
Coffee sugar, milk ... .10
Tout
1 49
"DANDERINE"
Stops Hair
Coming Out
Doubles Its Beauty.
A f.w rratu bnra "nndfrlnf." Aftrr
an avpllruilon ot VPundrrlne" you can
not find uffnllrii liilr ir-iii.v ilnnrull
boldra ifr.r hnlr Wflmt. wv life. lor, .
Its larl. ..! a V .ABA mAllm IKll 4ULtlfMaM.
brltlitut.s.
niore cpivr .
Dd tWtUlMS,-
EVENING ' PUBLIC
Please Tell Me
What to Do
llr CYNTHIA
He's In Again
Dear Cyntblu So men pow-der. too,
eh? II. A. M. salil the word and It'a
backed up by a whole two yearn of
married life. Ctt isVirxn. there's lione
l .mil she may lenrn illfferent In time, nnd
men agnin slio may not. .Some females
nre wedded twenty yearn and hnvc yet
to le.irn that hubby Imtea red socks.
However, the next time I call on a
barber I'll send n wireless for the loan
of n A. M.'s fuco.
Well, maybo those knights of the
i.yor lean benvlly on n tender sklti No.
.Mrs ii., tiuii talcum Is not tor dec
orating purposes: H'h to drown fire and
i..ilin the ells of nn outrngcil f.icv.
KI3NSINUTO.N.
He's Too Handsome, Poor Dearl
near i .vninin I nm a young man
twrntv years of age. This Is the nrst
tlnif I haf written to take ndnntagi
of your most helpful column, mid tier-
Limps our sound advice will help me to
cuiiiiiiii ii pruuiem wnicn I nnve raced
for some time. Here are the circum
stance I time been cursed with irnod
looks: In fact. I nm pxronftnmillv tmtitl. .
i some, aim arious or my acquaintances
j of the fair sex persist In calling me on
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nm iviriiiiunt hi most emuarrnssing
times, until It has worried me nearly to
distraction, as my 'family cannot
underst mi! why this breach of conven
tion should b- continually, carried on
Not alone that, but tlicso siune girls
drop In on me nt my olllce throughout
in dv
uio iinv, nun i ni nesiegcd with all
wits of Inflations to dances, dinners
mil theatre en nt tho girls' expense.
Perhaps this might bo bearablo were It
not for tlm fiat that I njii secretly
engaged to the girl I have fount! worthy
of me. Of i-oiirsc, I cduld stop nil this
nonsense b announcing our engage
ment, but It Is absolutely Imperative
that this must not be done for some
time.
A few vuirs ago when I tlrst gained
iini(-ii
.isant
Htnnd
niv imiiinrn n was nil vcrv Ple.i
and dhirMM' but vou can understan
11 111 It Inn rft Ml nil !
Since m rmiin fropi overseas, It has
been tetrfuld wor-c eviry ono fussliur
over me more and more. I'd tippri -
tuitp wiiuievei .u'Mee juu inav nav.. to
offer, t'Uf!X LE Gt)nitItH.
Nov Isn't he In a .sad way?
tlful uud m sought after.
Mo benu-
ncr ous iv.
il .
tlliillirh. Inst havi. other nmnm.., u
when
the girls ask you to go places
vvun inem. He pouto nut nivvayH re
fuse and thev 11 soon let you alone.
C'yhthla Is Kind you have found some
one "worthv of jou " Ii must have been
difllcult. Indeed
"Acetylene" Is Going Away
Diiir C.vntliln lupt a few lines for
licrhnpH the last thm I see "Hydrogen",
Is trying to start something 1 assuie
.vou and your readers .uid Hydrogen
.t'u iiuu juui leivueii .lilu lljIUUKUII,
teo that I have notliltu: nltmiieil about
this correspondeiue 1 merely stated i J. ,.i. ,.ni disagree with me on the
I ounliflontlons th.it ,i wife should have I . "" , '"y"fT" ' " l '
I want a wife who ulll forget she's iisithut of coat hungers. I,er.li'lv
, elf,, and 1 a sw.e. heart not n bp.ir will admit tlint to hang a dress or coat
rltur partner. hnuger. theoietlcall . will keep It
There are more -l.vnr.es these Pirln iit,.r condition than to liatig it on
than iii.irrlnges; thinfoie Im keenlnui,. . .....i ti10P i i ,. ,llad-
'n sharp lookout on the one who's1 a n '"" ""l!' ' '7 ..,''" ,,,'n,..
. ..i.,i. f . ,ii.... i vim tn !'. Some shoulders nre narrow
..til,. ii, in iv mc mi i in, -.ii iiv;iti.
Some women have ot n I'uwn that tin
onlv suod thine about ai.itrlmonv Is all.
I mom I bewnre of tb-ise kind And i N'o that's all vcrv well for the
to "V I'lckle-mlnde ' il.rl" No. the I broader-shouldeied person. Itul when
' nVnV.,.tJ',,?tmml!r..i,',oft ih.1 u- ?,T J "'" the iiarrow-sliouldered gown of
beans cnaus"'vve"nad "hVnhoVtnUen out" A'u1 '" narrowvhouldered person aud
know a fellov has to get a little sleep ' hung It on nn ordinary hanger, particu-
onco In a, while. Persons who vvlt.li I liirlv if tlie gown be of some soft mn
i to communicate with u.t nhould send altcrlal. tlio result is points sticking out
telegram. Now rave'
'J'!1"1"!' '!"!" "' ' .".lla".,,Vnl ' u "
..ii.. in ..,.iii, iiirrm u nuira in i, 1111.1
t .,., i, ,,...., ...... -..., i ... ii.-
ilmut three weeks
, . ail tut me KuiiiiTii licit, ni j .tin liuini.' i ,,,, ' l . ,, . L i
bat l home. 'article. For I write of on adjustable
I 'Ihe people here have all treated me, coat hanger thai can be fitted to any
"while" and I have no complaint what-, sire. There is alo a space for two
-evr.
.lie,. .,..: ...,..- . ,. liven ..... ; "i'l""-
tun t es here th.ui anv placi I ve evir
'.-n and I hat., to leave here. I ve been
hire nine months and that a longer tnan
1 .ver anchored anywlare before. 1
have enjo.vtd vour tolumii veiy much
and confess that I threw quite a bit of
bull nnd I hope those whom I've knocked
l will take tlm bangs for boost s and smile .
Oh' it's a gieiu life, this Is. ami be
lieve me, friends iiiu" foes, I'm not golnu
to weaken Toot' Toot' sit l.oole nt .
i stop M'KTYLK.Vi: '
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Pure Sweet Cream in Cans
Economical . . . Ready to Ute ... No Waste
0afoiCteu&
SUPER-CREAM
EVAPORATED PORTABLE USE
Looks like, tastes like and is fresh dairy cream but one
third richer. Keeps indefinitely if unopened. 24
Butterfat. For every table use, makinf ice cream, and
general cooking. Whips
J Fish direct from ocean to uou I '
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FISH - - FISH
Fresh From the Ocean to You
,1
j FRIDAY and SATURDAY Specials
iruiuxiEia,
Silver Trout
Butter Eish
Sea Bass
I as-Chuck Roast, 25c lb.
I Lean
Choice
10
Plate
I BOIL
pMawaal
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MUTTON
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LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JULY; 15, m
French Lingerie
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose
V5V4, jtr
In these, dainty rhemlses of sheer cotton material tlio fullness Is held in
the French way with rarcftilb pressed pleats. The one ln the renter
of the cut shows an attractive way of Indicating the waist line by means
of lihhini ruii through embroidered ejelels
TO
' Ji i
WO.MKN bu.v d.iinfj ling -He
iioic proiisei.v or aie more nisisi-
i nt about hnving It nlwnjs fiesh aild
I .,., i, 11 ;,.,, ,.,, , lime.
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ever, we ilo not excel tlie I reneii in uns
fondness for lingerie, and juu inighl
find if .vou took the trouble tlint pretty
11 III I II 1M1 1
i : . .. .. ... . . i.. ..: ..i
nearly 1111 tile nioueis 01 lllllier uiimim-i
tlint we have had within tlie last few
jears have la en of French origin.
At the left of today's drawing is i
combination sheer cotton with hem
stitching, the effect being made very
daintj by means of tlie groups of pressed
box pleats at each side of the center of
Adventures
i, ........ i
i rTiHI.HH is no one mining niv rrndeis
I , , , ti II
I and otlieis nre broad, while all coat
lumbers are niore or less the same.
'some vvheic on tlie sleeve. Ity which
loclcnl and coiivlncinir reasoning. I up
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lli'iiill llli' I I III illi iiri i'l ill, r'niiiiiiih
other gin incut a -kirt and a blouse,!
for ustllllCO. "C priCC fj OI1U Ot tllCHe
:, . .... .',
huugeis is hftj i ents.
i
Theie nre prohnblj fifteen of them
left, so that t think if jou see about
thorn rlirlit away, vou will be able to get
one. I speak of pale pink petticoats,
just what ou would need to wear next
t n pink organdie frock and I am sure
tlint jou have one. Tlie petticoats are
made' of a material resembling a soft
like dairy cream when cold.
lwo handy sizes 30c and
50c, also gallon cans for
hotels, etc. Get your sup
ply from any good grocer.
Rico Milk Product Co., Inc.
Extcuttvm Offini-Duili Terminal
Balldini, Mo. 10, Drooklrn, N. Y.
H II II H lllln. tit
o i us. 2i3C
3 lbs. 25c
15c lb.
25c lb.
10
UUCK Aa0
Mutton yh
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lb
lb
M, ill W I
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the chemise In both front and back. In
the center ou mn.v sic how .iffcellvc
tlie use of pressed box pleats appeals in
n more elaborate garment consisting of
lace uud tucks. The ribbon fur the
waist lino runs through the embroidered
eyelets, the fullness being held by the
box pleats. Another chemise of Incc and
embroidery Is shown at the right. This
has more plcnts In each group, and here
ngnln you see tlint the fullness Is held
In place by careffllly pressed pleats.
(Copyright. 1050. hy Florence Hone.)
(Florence Rose will help ou with
your clothes problems. Send jour let
ter, with inclosed stamp, to this oflice.)
With a Purse
nainsook. Some are scalloped on the
edge in pink, and others have hems that
arc hemstitched. Hither stjle is l.fK.
The Kitchen Manuel 1 have in mind
would innke a nice gift for a shower.
And, incidentally, after jou have seen
it, I have an Iden that jou will want
one for jour own kitchen. It is a fat
little book arianccd bv davs. Kaeh
day has u whole page, with spaces for
noies as to what jou arc planning for
rneh of jour three meals, a column for
you to note down the guests j-ou are
expecting, nnd a generous space for yon
to mnke a list of the things j'ou must
order from the shops. This book is well
hound, nnd hns been spccinllj priced at
eighty-five cents.
For names of uliops uddrrM 'Woman'
rinse Kdltnr or phone Walnut 3000.
(fomtfiound
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1920
The Woman's
Exchange
Massaging the Face
To th EMor of Woman's 1'aqt: r
Dear Madam Kindly tell me through
your wonderful column how to massage
any part of the face with cocoa butter
for the best results. M1BB BETTY.
In massaging tho face with cocoa but
ter rub the ttlck of butter on the faco
until It melts and makes tho fnen creasy.
Then rub with tho tips of the lingers
unm uio cucuu uuiior is tnorougniy no
sorbed by tha skin. It la best to do It
at night just beforo you go to bed.
'A Helpful Hint
To tht Kttltor of lV'omnn'i Page:
Desir Madam Somo tlmo ago I read
that one of your readers wanted to know
how to get rid of black roaches. I had
them so badly nnd every ono who lived
In my house before me said I could
never get rid of them. I had them for
nearly three years, until I heard of a
icrtuln powder. I am sending you tho
outside cover of the box, so that you
enn send the name to tho person who
line these dreadful pests. I only had
to use It once. We had them In tho
bathroom, kitchen nnd cellar. When wo
put out tho light they seemed to travel
!n tho dark MRS. W. H.
Thank you very much Indeed, Mrs. S.
I am Ruro the women readers of tho col
umn will want to give you a vote of
thanks for this suggestion. I will keep
tho name of the novvder on file, so that
any one- who tees your letter nnd U
having trouble wltn tneso pests can
write or telephone for It.
The Question Comer
Today's Inquiries
1. How can iron and steel kitchen
utensils, stored during the sum
mer vacation, be kept free from
rust?
2. What is n good rule to follow in
setting n plnre nt the table with
several of each kind of Utensils?
,1. How can blankets be sntisfacyH
torlly clenned at home before
being stored for the summer?
4. What color veil Is best to pro
tect the skill from sunburn?
ii. IIow can a small Iceless rcfrig
erator be made for keeping a small
amount of food nt a picnic or out
door menl?
0. Whtit containers nre practical
and convenient for holding Indi
vidual helps of salad for a picnic?
Yesterday's Answers
1. New enamel or agate cooking
utensils enn be toughened for use
by filling with cold wnter, bring
ing slowly to a boll and allow
ing the water to cool in the dish.
2. Miss nilzabcth May Rhodes Is
tlie first woman wireless operator
whoever went to sen.
II. It is better to use strings or n
wooden lattice instead of wires
for n climbing vine as the sun
heats the wire and mnkes it buru
up the vine tlint touches it.
'1. A comfortable waj to arrange the
hair for drying In tlie sun nftcr
a home washing is to pull It
through the open crown of an old
hat brim, pulled over the ejes to
keep the sun out.
.". A light serving table mnj be
equipped with castors, a handle
of nu old baby carriage and some
picture molding fastened around
the edge, to serve ns a tea-wagon,
0. It is not necessary to wear an
evening gown to dinner nt the ho
tel nt a summer reort unless it
Is a very fashionable, formal
. place.
AND these are days when
JTa. It's good to pack the
Junch-basket full of the
things we like best, pile into
the car and head for the open
country I
For the lunch under the
trees, Jet delicious Ivins
pound Cake be the dessert.
Made from tested eggs, fresh
butter and other fine ingredi
ents, Ivlnspound is as whole
some and satisfying as it is
tasty,
With, meals at home, too,
serve Ivinspound often. It's
easy to buy and easy to serve.
And cake-baking at home In
hot weather i3 needless
drudgery when fresh Ivlns
pound cake is waiting for
you, ready to serve, at your
grocer's.
For weddings, birthday
Parties and special dinners,
the Ivins' Baker makes won
derfully decorated and deli
cious cakes, in any size and
design. Order through your
grocer. '
J. S. IVINS' SON,
" Baker of Good Biicuitt in
Philadelphia tinea 1 848'
SHE DECIDES SEVERAL TIMEl
WHAT SHE
And Half Starts to Do Each Thing Before She Finally Com
Her Conclusion and Acts Upon It Her Opposite Is Stol
TUP. elevator roino up '$ the flr
Poor nnd everybody got out owpt
one little woman. She was evidently
going on .up, for she stood in the front
of the car until almost cveijbod had
stepped In. Thelf Juct as tlm hist
vcman was entering the car. Jne sud
denly hurried off. bumped into the
woman, stood for a s.-n'il ut.ecilnlnv.
turned with n stnrl. stepped liiwllly
Lad Me the car t'j:nlr. nnd bumped
Into the same woman again.
"Second, plenscl" she announced In a
loud voice, aimed at the operator of the
cor. When she got oft- and the door
finally closed behind hci everybody In
the car breathed freely once more.
You recognize her. dou't ;oS? Tho
woman who make up her mind three
or four times nnd then chooses tlic
best among her decisions. Tlint isn't n
md pi n b.it this woman tries out each
ecislon before she makes her choice.
More ofttn than not her finnl choice is
'. '.. -e M.n.tiv because somebody
"huts ti door on her. or she is so dizzy
that she can't go nii.v iuiin.
She crosses the street in much the
snme fashion as sl.e entered the ele
vator. She looks up the street and sees
on automobile coming, but decides that
".' ,ike t before the car gets
ti..-.. Then lust" as she is starting
across she looks nt the traffic "cop"
and sees his signal to stop. So she
scuttles bock like a startled hen. ge s
almost to the sidewalk, sees other people
coming ont from the sidewalk, turns
back and gets saved from being run
over slmplv bv the determined hand of
i man in the crowd. She causes moie
nerve strain among shoppera nnd pedes
trians than almost nny other kind of
person.
HHR trouble Is contagious, too.
When she trnvcls jvith some one
cle. she tnkes n firm grnsp on the other
woman's arm before she stnrts one of
her mind whirls. She starts to cross
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A.K.N.
BUTTER
Philadelphia wives and mothers arc
good housekeepers good judges of
things to cat. It was these good
fudges of butter who told our dealers
that A. K. N. is "Philadelphia's
Finest Ilutter." Insist on A. K. N.
I at sour dealer's.
H. R. AIKEN
' Wholesale Butter, Egps, Margarines
! 12ft N. Ileluwnre Ave., Flill.
Picnic -time
is Ivins-time
Inc;
IS GOING TO
t
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tofthc other side of the street and
her friend with her. Then, chmi
her half-madcyti) mind in the mid
the movement, she turns around qui.
6
sun Keeping ncr grasp, anil bl
squnreiy into ncr poor, ocmU
friend.
am. ...tM ..I.. i.i .
sii, in i tme. i-Ai-iaiins, iq gi
iiuauyiiiice. i vv nnicd in him .
these dresses over here in tills stol
inc oniy sate way to Keep up wltll
Is to keen away from her trrnsn l
firmly nnd decidedly still, until she'
soivcs jiisi wucrc sue is going and
for. Then follow her
Her mind works more quickly tl
her muscles. If she were n bird It ..J
be nil right. She could follow en.t,I,Jr
thought, or accompany it with itJ
tion. ui course, ttieic would be a
deal of lost motion, but, then, bid
never gei iireu, no iney:
The direct opposite of this (luttcri
1lttlewoman would hnvc to be mJ
Htolltl in her 'firm, decisive movemnl
She would bore you to death wnltlnil
street corners ior trnme to stun uj
would be sure, with u deadly ccrtalntl
of wnat sue was going to uo beforo til
did It. 1
She would be tiresome, but nt kasl
sue wouiu oc rcnaoic. one would nevH
snlll any precious sugar on account J
starting to put some fin her berried
then thinking that -they didn't neerl id
then deciding that she would put sonil
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Oil 1111 ..., ' v..,. .I......J leucQlDfl
tho conclusion that she had better sol
waste it unless sue nusoiuieiy had td
have It. After she had decided that eh3
neeiieu sugar sue wouiu nnve eaimirj
firmly nnd liberally helped herself to ill
HUSBAND'S
DOCTORS RECOMMEND
for Constipation. Acid Stomach, Indlira
tlon. Can be uaed Milk of Mrnti.
Bold only ny tn pottm nnvr oy Coi.
Wilmar
PEANUT BTJTT0J
So dllterrnt from the onllnnry
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Cake
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