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MS. WILSON GIVES PRIZES
CFOR BEST MENUS LAST WEEK
The
Marriage Trifler
HAViJ'r. Tt,vt ti crmirf nn
L, jTwo Dollars and a Half Awarded for Most Wholesome and lcopVn0ht. mi. n. rum .ciocr co.l
Tasfy Dinner for Four Persons Costing a Dollar and a llaij
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Mrs. E. A. McFarlanc
Jcnkintown, Pa.
Mfiiu
' ftaltrri Mnt I.onf Totniito Snure
Hollfil New I'ntntnr Willi Pnrnlcir
'tickled Hrft llultrrril Strlnc Ileum
y Lettuce, 3lnnunnlnr Irrniii:
jsreim miner i m
ir Apple Tin
1. ram:s SMI'
'One pound beef, bottom round.
t ground ... $ "
rrwo onions, sace. nnrslev ... 2
One-half can tomnto soup . ...
"On quart new potatoes, second s.ze
,ns bunch beets . .
One-quarter peck strltiK benns. . .
,-Ona small head lettuce
X)ne cBir, vlnepar, mustard, till.
f twelve cents for two dinners
iOne-thlrd loaf brend
lOne-flfth pound of butter at 08c 11)
imk.ni r
pound supar
BURnr for pie)
'One qunrt new npplri .
.Two cups flour, lard . .
Tea, milk
(iiielmlliijr
Total
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Mrs. A. Plum
Holland, Bucks County, Pa.
Menu
Cold Ilotilllnn
CnlreiT Tongue llmwit smirp
Hotter llenno Ne I'otulorv
Curnniber "nlii(l
Trench Dreimlii;.-
j HliirUlirrrj Holy Poly
SA1.K3 SLIPS
Soup
.JUST THINK!
YOl' niny be one of Hip prize win
nern of the
PRIZE MENU CONTEST
tliix time next week.
The n mil nre rIvimi for the l)et
tneiiii fo- n ilollnr-nntl-ii-linlf dinner
for four persons, mill they nre ns fol
lows :
First. $2.r0
.Se.-oml. 91. 00
Tlilrtl, 91.00
Ilules The foods used mut he
staples ninl In senson. Knelt menu
must bo nccomiinnleil by n sales slip
t.liolnK the cost of the tunterlals
nuedcil. The name mid 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
They're Big This Year
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose
Ilarbiyra Knight, a spoiled sovlety
girl, marries Keith Ornnt, handsome
and viru icenlthu. All nrv lltr llnr.
bara Ant had everything, and lur mar.
nuir iii'iKi one more step tit a urn
;ilii( social career. She set nut In be
a society I'ailer, while Keith tti eager
for frtendi niut a real home. In spite I
n a reru iral fotn lictiarn them, the I,
diffcencc In thi!r Ideals Anallg makei i
a brral: tint through lis scrretarii.
liulhet tne Xetchcru, a !cry utumuai
turl. hellh ineetv the jienplc In whnm ,
hr In irnllii interested. When lint bara J
luaii abniit th's she Immctllalrlu !
understand, but underneath her sur- I
f,irr inirrr. the real Uarbara begins lo i
coinr lo life
VXTIIi:v r..nbirn reached liom It' was'
ratinnR She paid the taxi driver and ',
hurr'ed Into the lobby of her npnrtment '
linusp undei the umbrlln of the mac-
nlllri-iit doorninn. Upstairs her own ,
apartment slowed under the softness of
man IIrIiIs. 55ella hail lnld out all her
thincs on the bed. Barbara felt soothed
In spite nt herself, and she forgot to
some et"ri' Khtc nnd the nffalrs of the
afternoon
She did nit h"p Keith until they met
In Mm dr.iv ins room. Biro forced n
Rilett lnv her voice lest he suspect the
iriu si.i'c f Iit fealliiBs. nntl when
she wont nir to him. bIio chattereil ex
cltedlt of nen thins.
Thf fii' nlmot silent In the hie
limousine .s It whirred silently through
the rnln-surpt streets. ArrlvInK at theli
destlimtlon. r.lennnr was tho first ftlrl
whom lljrbain tan Into, In tho bedroom,
reserved for the ctiests Eleanor was
"tnndlni; hrfore the mirror cnrefullt
'ppltlni' i ir-"i Her small clrllsli
fiii-e Inol.eil i.Titrt hiRRnril. There worn
, jHE I
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I rwt tf
The Woman's '
Exchange
rj&M-f
Beef cubes
Seasoning
Ton rues .
SasonJnjr
Tin: honor list
' Honorable mention Is Riven to-
Miss ' (1 Patterson, laoi SprliiB
' flariltn "l !
I Mis A H'Ip.v. 28,'iJ North 5ai net ; lines In It ili.it nlio.ild be In no jonmt
I strut Bills fin i- She showed plainly how
j Mr- itnes K. Uec. 20 West IM n- U,,P WOul I '.nie i -he Rrew older. It
I s.i. i t
Mrs
street
Jits
Vnrurloil nstrltli trims the large afternoon hat nt tho left, anil tnffetn
faces (lie In Im uhlrh turns up suddenly In tho back. In tho renter Is a
linen hat embiolilered ulth Mill, suitable for sports wear. The large
affnlr ul the right Is a more dressy rreatUn of blue taffeta with blarh
paradise as lis only trimming
A Homeless Kitten
To the Editor ol Woman' Vaot.
Dear Madam I have a little four-month-old
Vnale kjttcn. 1 would like lo
find n nice homo for hlrn, ns I have to
leae the city. '
If vou would help mo to find a home
for him I would nppreclato your kind
ness vety much. MHS. D.
1 II be delighted to find a homo for
the kitten, nnd I'm sure ecfmobodf will
want him. Anbody who does can get
the name nnd address by writing to
the editor of Woman's Pago or by tele
phoning Walnut 3000.
Making Waist ands Skirt
To the i:Jttor of U'oinmi'a Pane: i
Dear Mh lam Plcas.i suggest ft nice
u'gv to inakit a blnclc cretin rie rhlnp.
I M-parnte irklrt and waist for a rather
! stout lady. M. C. .
T.ic best way to mnko a skirt for n
stout person Is plain, fitted up to the
waist or else In Hat plaits. It should
bo mado gracefully full rather than
scant, for scantiness makes the stout
ness more noticeable. Then hae tho
waist mado on long lines, with a deen
glrdlo that Is high In the back and
iowor In tho front. Make a stolo col
lar of thj silk, and let It como down
the front of tho waist on each side of
n sfuaro vest and fall below the girdle,
with tassels or beading on tho ends.
Then wenr a white collar over It. of
i mrp This rtyle has a tendency to
molte a stout person look more slender,
nnd the girdle that Is high ul tho back
Is eiy graceful.
ETHEL'S SUMMER LASTED
JUST TEN JOY-FILLED DAYS
Of Course There Were Soma Weary, Hoi Weeks Before That
and a Few Afterward, but She Forgot All About Those
AND then, one hot evening when tlic
moon was redly threatening hotter
a.
Meat
Vegetablos
.20
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Butter beans
potatoes '
Salad
Cucumber
Dressing'
' Dessert
Three-quarters quart berries. .
uoagn, etc. .r,
Bread, butter u,
Total . $rn
THIRD I'llln, $1
Mrs. B. Leidich
, Holmesburg, Pa.
Menu
) I'ntsto !onp
Stuffed Tontntoes fluttered Heels
' New rotator Curumhrr Salmi
Ilrend Hotter Cheese
Coffee or Tea
f Home-mnilo Cherry Pie
sal,i:s sup
Ono and one-half pounds tomatoes. J ,3n
Filling (.,
Potatoes
Beets
Cucumber
Bread
Butter
Cheese
Vy?ff or ,ea
' K?.ft .........,,.
anu one-nair pouncs cncrrlcs.
Pastry
Total
Martin M IU-dt.
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HOMKTIMKS
Washing Silk Net
I To the Editor ol It'oinon'n roBr.'
I Denr Madam Please Inform me how
1 to wash a canarv-colored silk net dress.
I I dyed a pair of wblto stockings blue.
I lln.v nnttl.l 1 t-.t tl.n.ti luifl; tf) thplr
miller whether a the hats wo have to sclrct from that Is j original color? It. T.
the best revelation of temperament.
rini iiujer
Ilertha Marplo, 762 South Fifty-,
second street.
Mrs Kntherlne Stuytevnnt, 1524 Mas
ter street
Mrs Kratzsh, 1031 Snyder avenue.
Miss Mn-lo DeValne, 2638 West Gor
don street.
Miss Sarah Flacher, 701 South Six
teenth street
Mrs. .losph P. Walsh, 69 North
Sixty-second street.
Miss Ida Ventarola, 1718 South Chai
wlrk street.
Mrs. Hannah Knnls Bristol, Pa.
Miss Hllzaheth Van Fossen, 2017 East
Stella nvenue.
Miss 1' ant nee Gerson, 310S Clifford
Miss Mamie Thierry, 337 Chestnut
strpet
.Mis. Toeiin 5t7 IMne street.
Mts ltob.it S Frlck, .Sellersvllle, Pa
Mrs M M' I'nuslaml. Media, Pa
.Miss Margaret S Tustln, 1G19 North
Kedlleld str.-t
Mrs. Knin H Foster. 5110 Webster
street.
Mrs Lewis Oreen 825 South Vogdea
street.
Mrs. Austin Toy, BrooUlawn. N. J.
Miss Helen I, Deer.ir. ltlverton. N. J.
Mrs. Anno Georgeron, 1311 Market
street.
Mrs Emma Dowers. 22tS Germantown
avrnue.
Mrs. H K. Leisure. 5934 Nassau
road.
Mrs. Vnrla'n rjruilnct "'! tt'esl
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"' Mount Pleasant nenuc, Germantown.
llS Mrs William Snyder, Jullustoun. N .1.
"V Mrs Elizabeth Stabbs, Wilmlng
'0, ton. Del.
" Mrs. Alda Wahl. 2919 North Ninth
"4 street.
'- Mrs Samuel B. Hoffman, 2251 North
" t Vnn Pelt street
.1". Mrs Edwin II Myers, Trenton. N. .1
1- .Mrs. J Waters, Colllngswood. N. J
1 ' MIks Anna Constable, Norristowrr. Pa.
1 fj .Mrs. Mlidlcton. 132S Kerbnugh street
.. A...n. .inn nei.li.ve tnnre self PT
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nt her Eln.tmi rreeted her gaily or a hat i-he has selected from the mil- ; is just the hat that ou need for self
iioii,. ,i,i ,io.-.r" a mt iiinn n it..,li ., ... ,i,. pxuression. At the left there is one.of
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For vou see it Is in n tint uiai iw mrge nunpes ut'sigiu-u i-sint-iun.' "
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Mrs. Wilson Tells Brides
How to Cook Like Real Chefs
bara answer d gravelv, Eleanor ttunc
over her shoulder "still the moralist
Barbara. hnen t oti grown up yet?"
"Eleanor what have you been doing
to yourself?" Barbara nsked Irrelevantly,
Eleanor laughed and tossed her head
"Having a good time," she saldx gaily.
"By tho wnv did ou speak to Keith
about Miss Newbery"
Barbara was glad that Eleanor's sharp
eyes were scrutinizing her own faco In
the mirror at that moment, for she had
a chance to collect herself before an
swering, and she said calmly, "Don't bH
absurd, denr. I never gave It ffnother
thought."
At the tablo Eleanor was placed next
to Kendnll Hnmltill. mil ltarbara could
not help obsenlng her s'ster, who grew
moro hllarlousl llrlitlv artcd ns the
meal w nt on Afteivard they all wen'
on torether to .. .I.uu" nnd Elennor
went alone with Kuid.ill In his hlgn
ponered nictr Th uld not appear an
evening, and B.ub.u.i felt almost sick
I about It. Surtl, surel Eleanor could
noi oc ns eniireiy cnuous as sue ncemca.
Wasn't thoro anything that might pos
sibly touch her heait wake her to a
realization of whnt she was doing? And
what was the matter with htr own nt
tituilp townrd life ? Slip eemed changed
nnd unable to enjoy the things Jhat had
nt first meant so mui h t . her. She had
looked around the gortrmus tabic that
eenlng. bnnked In llomr- and glittering
with rry.st.il and slher. and then she
caught snatches of th" conversation
around her. It was daring, In many
cases i-rudj, many of the women there
weru striving desperately to hide their
unhnppln"ss, and what was it all for
after all''
On the wny home from nffalrs, she
hnd been wont to nestle close in Keith's
arms. Now she sat In her own corner
of the ear. commenting on certain bright
spots of tin eenlng and chatting furi
ously et there bo am nwkwaid silences.
Sudc'enlt Keith reached nut and drew
her to him. Her heart leaped nnd she
had a "lid len Impulse to draw away, but
she knew that she must not do this. She
must nexcr glU' him a chance to say.
Why, uarbara. t anything wrong
tinmnn ling her hleeest chance to And
splf-expression. Did you ever notlco
that hats do seem to absorb the charac
ter of the wearer? You see a hat thnt
you have seen worn by a friend of yours
'and no matter where thnt hat mny be
resting It Focms to have about it some
thing of the character of the one you
have seen wearing it. You cannot pic
ture It ns anv one else's lint nor enn you
bring before your mental eye the linage
of uny one else wearing that hat. And
that is because we associate so losely
tho hat n wotunti wears with her own
individuality.
Jf we could nil produce just hip sort paradise attached to the soft crown,
nili'ncgniatern: ,. ,920 j, n. . ,
the li.its we make. Hut since we arc
Hsunllv clumsy Miirkmrn, unless we are I Florence Hose will help ou with
professional milliners, then peihaps it oiir clothes problem. Sent! addressed
is the hat that we select out of all envelope care this office.)
Rummer nftornoon wenr. There is an
undcrbrim facing of tafieta nnd the brim
turns up abruptly nt the back. The
trimming consists of uncurled ostrich,
fancies of which form a wreath about
the crown. In the center there is a hat
of linen suitablo for wear with the fes
tive sort of sport clothes bo dear to tht
heart of the Bummer girl. It is of linen,
with the upper brim and the top of the
crown embroidered in silk. A narrow
ribbon that encircles the crowu ties in
a bow at the left side.
Of navy blue taffeta is the hat at the
right, decorated nt the back with black
Please Tell Jfe What to Do
Uy CYNTHIA
It Is to Laugh
Dear Cynthia Before I read youi
column tonight I had the "blues." but
when I read a letter signed Croix d.
Guerre I had such a laugh I didn't need
nnvthing else. a It worked like a tonic
Thnt "young man of twenty years
has as bad a "case" orr himself as any
of tho girls he speaks of.
Beallv. I don't seo why, If the girls
nro so crazy about him. he Isn't willing
to glo them tho pleasure of his com
pany as "A Thing of Beauty Is a Joy
Forever." GEUKY.
It was wonderful, wasn't It?
Laugh It Off
Worried It's nil rather silly It seems
to me Perhaps ou were ninniiou
i.Ily .MKS. M. A. WILSON
onright, 1310. hu Mrs. V. A. Wilson
J rights reserved.)
fpiIB young housewife is most anvinus
Sli.i iiinut ul.n it m. 1,1 i.ltii. flin niinio nri ' ! u'lnar Tinf tn he. but this SOUnilS more
' as soon as she saw her way cl.nrly she i uke u curious glanco than a cnBO oi
I would take definite nteps. hut in the I rolling your eyes. ...
i our nances iiruiuer-ni-i. .. ..-
r'Miai twniL t'Hii i no in nnvp rriein kn .. t. . . . . ..
,,, i.i. , i ., ' .. , - ; ;-. ' i iiit'uiniiiip no must nui puspcui. Anil s)
-I 'I the steaks that the hotels serve?" j she lay against his breast tor n few
-Many failures of the homp conk to minutes, until with a little nervous
servo n steak that is deliriously tender! voment Hno at upright as though to
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tho vnrlmu m1mla nmirtn.i t i, ' f,ntnl,r tl.m, !, i-; "?'".. "'..". paused, and then ns they were nearly
4 w ...,..w,.w. ... vwV -..-!.. .... ... ,t u mull fnmn'' home, sue
to learn the whys nnd whereforo? of 'nnd cooked tn tnrti hpfin tn tU polnt out niethinB to him as they
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,nl,i .1 l 1 , ' . . IIUIIH", JMIT3 Mill IIUl It'lUIII 111 HIM ill! II-".
"If. I meat and the one who purchnses this Two days later she, called up Ellse
mi-Hi. must men iiiiow caution to the nt her olllco and made arrntigumentH to
U Hill Mllfn llln ).,,...). a- ..... .t. .. 1. ,,11 tnw. I...K In . 1. nnn .. . K .'.I..I. 711...
tor doing this or that, I know that each me and one-half indies thick. Now if wnH standing m tne lobby of the big
jng. as one bride writes mo:
knew just why for the various reason
white building as uarbara drove up
and liften mii.utei later they wer.
turning Into a narrow side street off
Washington Square and had stopped
beforr a rather tumbledown house. Uar
bara followed Dllse up three Mights of
stairs, waited on a narrow landing while
she fumbled for her key, nnd then en
tered ,i low celllnged, charming room
with casement windows that ran across
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roller lor ten minutes nnd then ndil.u.is imH tin nf ndd nnii en,i n.iH
one nuart of water nnd one tablespoon was painted gray. Them was an ln-
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in -uii n nil' urip ian. l JUS Will JirC- iac-hhik- iuk, sunm Kraj' iTCluilllf, anil a
One-half onion, mineed fine,
Two taolripaom nf salad oil,
One tablespoon of lineanr.
Now, when ready to broil, heat the
umo i prepared the various iHMips this sunninj uiusr sn ni jmir hoard, rnnovp
tensou for using a certain method would ,l,c "'"'k; P'nce the st-ak in a soup
return e ,nn ,i i ,....i.i i ,.i.. !),a,F a'".1. '"annate for out-half hour
t " """ '"' '.""'" i in tuu following mixture:
eacn time mat it would materially help
tne to. make a successful dish."
"When making custards," writes the
bride, "they become watery nnd have
heavy curds in them. Sonic people tell
me it is because I use too much sugar,
yet I measure cniefully; others sny it is
the milk, vhich has become four. Can
you help me eo that I enn make n cus
tard that Is velvet) smooth''"
)Thft rani rrntiKli IiJ tint tliu k. tirra r nnp
the freshness of the milk- custards are . ' 'or.bree minutes longer nnd then , belt talking ery frankly to KIlsc about
me ircsniKss 01 me mils. . cusiaros urp .... .. ), ii.: .u .,i, ni he r m.uters
mado wntcry in tho baking because of, about twelve rninutPH to cook. Lift to a
the intense oven heat. When custardsihot platter and spread with the follow
reach the boiling point the egg and inK mixture:
curds of the milk coagulate into lumps; I 7Vo tablespoon nf butter,
One traipoon of salt.
One-half teaipoon of pepper.
One-half tenvpoan of onion extract.
Dent until creamy and then garnish
linked or I reuch fried
trvlng to tease him and you. Laugh It
off. Do not glvo him tho satlslaction
of knowing that you minded. Glv0 your
tlanco tho same advice. The brother-in-law
Is probably having fun over It all
In his mind. Don't make mountains
out of mole hills
( drcn. Permit mo to point out. "Dan B.."
that the chap you mentioned "went
down" with "riotous living." Is It neces-
, sarv to point out tho moral as well?
, Yes, Cynthia cut out tho basic reason
for the existence of girls, not religious
theories. Horry it dliln t pass the censor,
for your mighty store of knowledge may
havo been Increased thereby. That small
boy story doesn't fit by a few hundred
kilometers. Been through the mill,
Danny, m'bhoy, and way under the
camouflage. You know an optimist
thinks he understands women; a pessi
mist does. Of course, you register
among the former Wonder why girls
do fear you. You don t show them the
1 stuff you write, do you? Can readily
' believe that about tho angelic expres
sion. Don i worry ; it win wear on niter
you have been around a bit. Yon sure do
inakn a fine conersntlon nnd space
"plugger." but 113 n hendllner, remember
that sign you wore' My soul Is not
dead ; merely roaming those Elyslun
fields whPre sorrow, discontent mid
women are unknown ; where live the
souls of poetry, of flowers nnd song:
where trickles tho Fountain of Eternnl
Youth : wnero the Min never sinks and
tho secrets of lifo nre nn open book.
DE JUftE.
vent hip fat nnd meat from catch nc ' c,." " lP'1 v ""..? w,CKPr l'lDlr
lire. Now place the s.ak in the broiler. T "" ," l"," " V,,ls. wl n
cli'se the lir.illei- .1 m,. .,..,? .i e, Vi.lL . '6V(,la "n " had no Idea that It was
minute! , ' k f?r ''7 l"""hl" ' '"" a real home for so llttlo
minutes, turn nnd in not use a fork for mne 1. rthlng fascinated her, nmV
turning till1 meat. Allow the meilt tn . l.lti.r nier llin te.l.pimu nhe fr.im.l ,ar!
this separating will be remedied by n '
Flow, even temperature. If you grease
the cups with hutter and then fill with
custard mixture; dust the tup lightly
(To He Continued)
Adventures
With a Purse
VUsiaitl IIIIAlllli. 1 ilili-k HI' lr IIIILI,) .
with nutmeg; set tne custard cups in 11 """. lni--if.
large baking pan and nil the pan two
thirds of dppth of custard cups. will.
cold water : now bake in n slow oven
until hct, you will tind that these .mi
Wrds huve a rich velvety texture and are
firm.
"To test Insert a silvpr knifp into the
custard gently and if nn custard ad
heres to the knife when removed, then
the custnrds nre finished.
A fiood Omelet
"My omelets nre 11 flat fnilure."
writes nnother young housewife "Yet
I try so hnrd to Iiiup them nn looking
nml nnw thnt the nnce ef 111e.1t is 111111'
illg, 1 feci that I enn nbt'iin better fond IPV(il)sliire the pi'iiple
'value from one doen egg., if 1 coiilu i" tin- spring Inmse an
prepare nn attraetne nmeli t
1 U
WANT to tell you nbout some love-
liniidki rchiefs. TIipv are nf a
potatoes nip lisnilllv served with the vei 1 (lir. nii.illtv nnil linn. Uml em.
leak I ing fork to turn meats cause- broiilm-d initials in Old Lnglish letter-
tin niiei. to escape. iM -n,M llrn beautiful: done, nnd
I se tho ilank end for goulash. leave no d.mht in our nn ml that they
Frying Bacon 'J'nw' 1"," efully wmked by hand.
, ,, t . . ,,, , , ,'lliey are white of course both hand-
m ,1 1 'a" 1 4, fr- bacon like the chef kerchief and initial. Although valued
ir he hotel.' Try as I may 1 is 1tsu- llt 51, tlly lmvc bacn repriceil at
a My a hard, dry product, lloating on a 0V).ntJ .nv cents. -Are jou farsighted
geasy platter when I send it to thP ,,.,, ,0 think thnt ,r( ,s n K0(
able; jet my husband dearly loves it (',r,Btmns idea for some one? I always
uud claims any Devonshire lassie can stnrt thinking about Christmas right
cook it to a turn. I fa led to tp vnn .i .1.1.. .1.
,1 , 1 . 1 , .. Ill.'UII'l 1111s unit-.
that we buy our bacon in the piece."
Now. m. denr bride, friend husband To change the subject, one shop has
11111.11 w. im juii in. 11 on uie uiittiis in ., ,n,,s. nteret tic co ect on ot liouse-
Kiep tneir fnnil ,i, I.,, j,es.
They Stand Them Up
Dot and Dimples You don't care how'
vou spend your money, do jou? Special
delivery stamps' It's usual to return the
ring If an engagement Is broken. It
would be lmposlblo to say why they
"stand you up," as Cynthia docs not
know you.
Not In Cynthia's Sphere
Dorothy M. f'jnthla's column docs
not cover automobile queries nnd It
would not be possiblu for the paper to
recommend one car mQjre than another.
Your fiuerlcs In regarl to frats and
sororities do not conn- under Cynthia's
column cither. And to answer those
questions nnd gain information regnrd
ini? the matters would entail special
time and expense, which tho paper does 1
not feel 11 would unnerinKe ou rnigiu
write to each of the f,:o colleges your
self but they might not be able to glvo
nil tho Information ou wish. However,
It's perhaps worth tr ing
Explains "Dan B's" Trouble
Dear Cynthia Will you kindly pub
lish this letter in nmwer to "Dnn B.'s"
letter?
Dan B. Perhaps I can answer your
question by citing n certain Instance
that occurred to me not so long ago.
I went out with n fellm (It was tho first
tlmo he took me out), who was good
looking, hut who nt the s.imo time had
a very' innocent epr. snn on his face.
In fact, bo looked so innocent I Imme
diately pu myself nn guard. Somehow
or other he gave me a feeling that he
was a living xaniple of tho well-known
expression, "still w.iter runs.deep." Ills
Innocent expression si fined to be a port
of mask which he wore when ho met a
now girl.
Dnn n. mabo vou are of the same
appearance as this ftllow If you are,
then, for henven's nko, look anything
hut nngello the first tlmo you tako a
girl out nnd she won t bo afraid of you.
A. U 6.
It would not W safe to wnfh the net
In water. Use carbon tetrachloride or
gasoline, but If you use the gasoline be
suro to keep It away from nny possible
iliance or catching lire, lor 11 is very 111
flammable. Do It outdoors. In the shade
If possible. Pin the net to tho Ironing
bonrd nnd wipe it oft with a. cloth wet
with tho cleaner. Then when one
breadth Is dono pin tho next breadth to
the board nnd wipe that off, being care
ful to lap over the boundary lines of
tin breadths with tho wiping, so that
no line shows where tho Inst breadth
ended. Hang tho dress out to air lor
n whole dav nfterward, and then press
with a warm Iron. If It Is limp, wipe It
over with a cloth Just dampened In
borax water, and then Iron under n
cloth, so that It will not make the iron
sticky or roll up In n bunch. Unfor
tunately vou cannot restore the stock
ings to tholr original color Jnvelle
wntsr Is tho onl thing that would take
tho color ill the way out, and that
would rot the silk. Ho, I'm afraid you
will have to be content with your blue
stockings H would viot be wise to dye
them back, for they might not stand
another dylng.
She Has Two Questions
To the Editor of H'omos's. raoe;
Denr Madam I have two questions
to ask. What Is a simple wav to clean
a man's straw hat? What ue can be
made of a largo silk handkerchief
MISS S
A slmplo wav to clenn a man's straw
bat Is to scrub It with pure white
soap and warm water with a scrubbing
brush nr nail brush. lllnse off the
water with n damp cloth, place thef
hat on a white cloth In the sunlight nnd
squeeze lemon Juice nil over It to bleach
the brownish color from It. If the hnt
Is not too badly soiled, this will inn I.
'f nlmost ns good ns new
A Inrge silk handkerchief can be
oqulpped with a ring at each side of
each of the four corners that Is, eight
rings pulled up with a double draw
ing string of pretty ribbon, ami used
ns a small work bng. for tatting or
crocheting. Or It could he made Into
a collar nnd cuff set, using ono end for
11 short collar nnd the remaining two
points for jiolnted cuns. ur you couki
use part of It ns a square vest lia silk
dress, and then you might be nblo to
get smnll pieces out of the remainder
to use as cuffs, If your vest Is narrow
enough Yoik could gather it on n
band, make ribbon strings nnd call It
,i work apron, when you want to pro
tect your sklaJ from threads whllo
hewing. You could mnko a handker
chief caso or collar case, a case to
carry your "best" lingerie when you
nre trnvellne. Slmnlv double the end
of tho bnndkci chief over to a little
more thnrr the middle nnd let tho re
maining end fold over ns a flap.
"JTITHKIj was so tired of summertime
Jtynnd hot weather, nnd the city she
llee.l In. nnd the !lp!clll)OI'.S. ntlll PVCr.V
thing, that she had nlmost forgotten
how to smile naturally. Kvery few
davs she would get a letter from some
body In Mnlno, "It's lierfectly glorious
up here. We wenr sweaters nil the
time nnd the nights are so cool fhat e
have heavy blankets over us every
night." Then there would be one from
the spnihnrc, "We went sailing yes
terday and it was marvelous. Cool nnd
just rough enough to be exciting. And
the bathing is wonderful. I wlh you
could be here."
"Wish vou could be here!" snorted
Kthel. disgustedly. "Well, why don't
tliev do something nbout It? Everybody
wishes I could be there nnd thinks nbout
me nil the time. J.'U like to oc mere,
tienrcn knows."
The summer dragged nlong in Its
usual slow, heavy way. Why is it thnt
summer is so dreadfully slow in passing
by when you're where jou've been since
this time Inst year? It seems tn be nt
least six months between the Inst cool
day In June and the first livable day in
September. At lenst It seems that way
when you have no vncotion In sight.
Ethel, "von see. couldn't afford to go
nwav. She might have managed the
carfare, she thought, but how In the
world could she live while she wns
there? She would have to eat nnd sleep
-nml tinv for both. No. there was
nothing to It. Slje would have to keep
her chin up nnd her Up stiff nnd stick It
nut. After nil. she told herself. It
hadn't been so nwfully hot, and they
were hnvlng very good movies, nnd she
could get cool in the swimming pool
everv few days, and so, with a deep
drawn breath, she would shut her mind
to all the qtwery "huts" that threat
ened' to flood her determination to be
gnme.
.0... f.-.l.-l u .. .tiif . .. ' '
wl'iMllt'r, ruiici will Hilling on nip porch
wntchlng the summer evening go bv nn,i
trying not to think how thnt moon would
look shining down on n piece of rooi
wide, shimmering water. A bov In blue
arrived on n bicycle nnd handed Kihpl
a special delivery letter. An Invitn.
tion. "Come down ns early as .ott enn
on Saturday. July .11, nnd slay until
the next Monday, a week later. There
will be a lot of people you know here
over Sunday, nnd we'll have a big time
Then nftcr they go. you and I can niny
around together. I'm nwfullv anxious
to sec you, so do say that you'll come."
"Do say you'll cornel" Ethel',
head swam with the clorv of It. nmi t,..
eyes began to swim, too. She let her 1 1
upper lip do what It wanted to, nnd 'I
ior me nrsi iimc nv ner life under
stood what it meant to-l'weep for Jot "
A whole Vcck, nlmost ten days! A pr'l
vate house, no board, no expense
cept the carfare and those neecsvirr
little things that have to be bought
just before you go away. A crowd of
people partiesj That wonderful bit
house comfort! That beautiful plnce
with the lake so near boats, swim.
ming! Oh, it seemed like n fairy talI
These fairy tnles do como true some
times. Tho summer seems long anj
noi iimi mil 1 in wiieii jou nave no pros,
tiect of going nwny nnywherc. Hut
if you "keep n-lnchln' along like 1
ponh inchworm," something will hap.
pen sometime. One of these mlrncti.
Ions invitations will come' along and fill
you with tearful Joy. It will sot you
to work, frantic, happy, hurried work
getting ready for that short little ten
days that's going to make you forget
all about the weeks and weeks of heart
breaking 'heat and dullness. Instead ol
six months, your summer will be Just
ten cool, pleasure -tilled days long.
CXUr TUT UnNIICnPTIIDrD'C Alin UfUM COM CD'C DDntlTe-
. ..oniL 1111. 1nn11u1nu1u111.it, u nnv niiULLunLLn i 1 nui 1104.
Discounts & Reductions Mean Nothing Without Value
THIS $550 SUITE
SPECIAL VALUE at $340
Wonders Why Girls Fear Him
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wlilel, .. :.i ..'.I .... i.i.i.. ...i innlu.1.. n ..l'l'' . "i.""-' I'wases mo ID lira
I. ml.li.r il.ni, np lM,n,. 0...1 r i... . ",.".. ,.",,', n... '..... ."""." " ."'. '."J" - " I'""' -...;"
.., ........ ....... .u.'...r, ..im ...i nn. i ri . ii lr. ii I reun mull', a iiiil 11 , niu men it ih i.-iuirr , nv in nmitn. enn
d cellar.
iple of little paring ktihps
meat knife. The set nnm-
JallUre to IlinhC n gnnll omelet Is (HIP leumin me nil in unniiiiKiii, ruined ,ufn n eon
in the cookinir of the ceo entirel ton so that it becomes ns firm lis butter: mti,1 .. Omni
fast. The housewife who has hud one the housewife then cuts it into paperlike ' berk hir In nil and is nriccd at Sl.li."
failure on her hands realizes that it is1 strips with a sharp knife. Now if you I which I consider very reasonable. This
nn nrt indeed to turn out n pi rfect I will chill jour bacon for a day or two, would make a particularly nice gift for
omelet. before you start to use It, you will then a kitchen shower.
IN l"? fltt " tt.KlL !"ttk.V "'o 'cut. tirst reuioiT'rindn'iX! I know where tbTrTls a sale of hand-
Snirse the nan r iron f r Vine nan or piPe( 'V0U i'"01"1 to h". then cut about made nightgowns for 5;I each. They
i-nurse tni pan. .n iron xijingpnn or . .i, ! t. em m.-, .. 1.1..1 i,i.., i,.,,l nml nro trimmed
Tu thpHpaI!T:.,"tahl"po,onH,rof ?" " . Hnd; cutti.V about om" ,,h Irish lace edging-. They an. o,
.yL1."0,'" tlP r1""!"' tahlispoons of t ,,,,.,, of ,,, Hi.,.(i ,.,,, N-. ,,llini f(,r the money. At Sl.7.".
snorieiiiug. nui nn or nam un 1 lings . 1 , , , , , . .".,-.- ,i 1 .,.1,1, t,irf, .i,:,.i,
wi.e linn ll,n, ... I,..t ,,..til l,l.'l "l'' II" I'... ll. Mil .iin 11 Mill i Mill I'm IIKI IU' ' !."' ' " "."'.'
giie tine tlai.i . heat until ,., ,, ,,, ,.. , .,,.. ,,,., , , . ., , 1. ,,,, . i- ,.,,. ,.
"I"' 'I 11' I1IHI '- ' 'II . im. 'Hi, If I il I IIJ - (- ll l-(l (If -
with a sharp knife mt 111 pnpirhki ii"ttieonts, too,, every stitch linndmade.
slices. Tills will give 1011 slices with rriimnr-il iiiilc " elohornlej with IrWi
si gashes in the fnl pint, which will Ince, mid reduced from 87. .VI ti. .?.".".".
prevent it from curling while (nuking in You need one for your sheer white best!
the pnn. ' Uies-9,
Now brown in a hot pnn over a nmd
eruto heat, turning constantly ; when n '
light delicate brown, lift on a slice of I
toiist to drain, then dish on a hot plat
ter and garnish with parsley and ob
longs of toast.
One English chef dips the cooked
slice of bacon In u smnll saucepan of
noiung nier aim men ia.s it on a
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The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
Describe 11 convenient device
which combines two necessary
house furnishings 11ml hides one
unsightly one.
In what attractive wny is an in
sertion for an organdie dress
inndeV
What convenient Ironstand can
lx permanently fastened to the
Ironing hoard?
How me koiup of the newest
sport hats made?
Wlnt material is cheap and prac
tical fur making a floor mop at
home?
How ran a handy, attractive
twine holder for tho kitchen be
made?
Saturday's Answers
A convenient conthnuger to pack
In n suitcase is a folding one,
which diminishes to two by four
inches when It is nil folded.
2. A watermelon or cantaloupe can
be quickly cooled for immediate
use by being wrapped in wet
cloths nnd set directly in the wind
of nn electric fan.
3. l'ut witch h:r.ci on the fnee nnd
hands to preent sunburn but
nllow tan when going out in tho
sun.
4. When the wooden handle of nn
electric iron wears out a sub
stitute handle made of used spools
can be slipped on tho rod.
D. A silk bng for carrying handker
chief, cap and other smnll nrticles
can be made out of the leftover
material from n. bathing suit.
C. A convenient form of glue thnt
requires no brush and no soften
ing before using comes in stick
form in a book like 11 stnmpbook.
1.
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WS$$&j?ttf npliolitereri. Covered, l&tlsSSfceXS'anHHI
WmiMSM in !"Wnde tapei- Ff4jkmi
m -yzyujr - -im Jf Make corapari- Wfiil Yi'rlftrnn
nf V ,on' '0 workman- W "&Ai&
y hip, materialt and W
price.
M. J. HEAVEY, 1227 Arch Street
t.
Clear Baby's Skin
With Cuticura
Soap and Talcum
8op,0lntsncnt,TtciisQ,SS tTry wtif rt. ForuniplM
tddrtia. ColloILlrtIlM,Brpt.I, ICllta,IUm,
HBHHHHHHHHjHHHr
these
llot nnd tl n draw the pan to the vide of
the stove and pour in tin omelet tni -tilts'.
Itc'luco the heat ami shti'te gentl.
nllowitig tho omelet plenl of tinic to drv
out. If you have a moderate oven place
lb oven and then finlHh cooking. Then
fold, roll, turn on a hot platter and
servo at once.
The omelet Is composed of liquid nnd
air. The air is inclosed by the beutiug
of the eggs nnd it is this uir, when
h'ented. that swells or puffs the omelet.
Now If the omelet is cooked too uulikly,
the mlxtuie hardens on the outer sur
face too fast, so that the inside part
If your skin
itches just use
A Fast Blue
In mnkln
ing
middies for children or
grown-ups, 1 always nau trouuio in so
curing n fast navy blue cloth for the
collars and cuffs until I hit upon the
plan of using the serge from men's dis
carded conts and trousers, ns the most
does not have sufficient time to coagu
late The moisture in tlx soft part. ,ke ,,, ml,(h()(, bp!)t
Willi 11 IIU1 lillll 11 ID .il( .u.i-"-. nn- uu.r
miieict lo fall So here again the slow.
pven teinperatuic will gie the icsiills Knights of Columbus to Honor Foch
nestled All egg mixtures coagulate be- i,,IK(oll 1..1.. in nnoiin ri n,,,,
n'en'." CVU tcn.Pwalu'; T MS .W-" oul,l he nS'aT !, no T
l'tV 'Tn, i" ., :"r ' I in. !.. mnlK.r of the AniPrican Kn.ghls
cloth to drain before serving, but If ou einenslve middies hae wool collars nnd
...in .1... ....... 1 ....1 .1.... . ,,, ' ... . . .... ..
win use mi. u.u.i 1 nui mm jou win euus, I wash the scige anil snrinit it
well bv dipping it into hot water, then
nrees Fahrenheit, causes a tougii icatu
,ery prod net.
it A I i nod hi can
k."0b, my steaks lire just like leather.
of Columbus upon the occasion of his
unveiling of the statue nf Lafayette, tho
ouler's gift Id France, nt .Metz 01
August "1. was made yestcrdny by Su
preme, Knight Jatueu A. i'iabcit)'.
in cold many times. If it is tliP quality
found in inpn's good Mills it will never
ftiile. Then I drj nnd pi ess it. make
in. collars nnd ciiff-., line with the
white jean or imdd) doth of which
middy is inude. stildi die wliite brnld on
nnd attach to middy in tiic usual wuj
nnd it can be laundered in nny ordinary
wiij and ,nu will have for a small cost
n middy that in the shops sells for So
or ?0. Modern i'rlsdlla.
Hill"
!-:y rr0" Mh
.. '.!'! Ann '" 'n.. WUmU i Hi
;id mm
LnH r
esmo
Tor trill frtc wrilt Dept 7-R. R
biol, Btliimori Mil
Reslnol Ointment, wth Resinol
Soap, usually stops itching in.
Btantly. Unless tho trouble is due
to Eome serious internal disorder,
It quickly and easily heals most
cases of rash, or similar torment
inp; skin or scalp trouble, even
when other treatments have given
llttlo relief. Physicians prescribe
Resinol extensively. Sold by nil
druggists.
CTThey stay crisp
U INMILK
The big golden brawn Jersey
Coin Hakes are relished to
the last bite because of their
natural corn flavor and the
fact that they stay ctisp in
milk
THhe diHeience in.
mnriaKPS
Original cthich Corn Flakes
as.mstaratly recognized ......
Hivy them:
they come to you fresh, in the
moistuve-proof package with
the blue Jersey seal .
-QffOLVti the
Jersey Difference "
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JERSEY CEREAL POOEl rn
Also makevs ofjevsey Whole-Wheat PmcateFhui
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