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EVENING PUBETO LEDGEE-PHILADELrHIAn, MONDAY, DEOEfGR 13, 1920
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MRS. WILSON TELLS HOW
TO PRESERVE CITRONS
Conserves, Sweet Pickles and Croquettes U ith Apples Can lie
Made Out of This Fruit Pudding Is Alse Geed '
s silts. M. A. WILSON
(CeDtrlehl, me. , i,,, .,. 4. W,lse
All rtnhtw rrnri'irl 1
QKLKO' nice nnd well-shaped citron. t
-MVnsh nnd then wipe ,lrv. Cut In)
?vr'rrM ""'' ,l"'11 ,"'!'' n,lt ""' k,,,'1l"'
cIrIi the citron, thru p'nre in it mtii'i.
rnn nnd cover vvilh ImiliiiR water. Cenk
MeW'Iy until tender, mid then ilniin.
iew plnce one pound of "Heir for rncli
pound of citron in n pn-wrvliiir kettle,
nnd te ever.v thin, pounds of iiiRiir add
nne nnd eiip-lmlf nips of water I'.rlns
ve n bell nnd cook for ten iiilnntp Add
tlie citron nnd simmer itevvlv for h-ilf
en hour.
Set nlde te cool for tucntt -four
hours nnd tlicn lieut te tlie bellitij; point, i
Drain the cltinn en a icp ami then
return tlie sinii te tin1 ki'ttlc. nnd te I
every tliri'c pounds of sw;:r used add
ene pemul of incur te sirup in Ui-ttlc.
JlNlig te lieil and coo!
k for ten minutes.
nnd then add the citien nnil sinnner
slowly for fifteen minutes Set aside for
twcni'v'-intir hours and then heat ngnln
te tlip boiling point. Sinnner snwv for
ten ralnittPs. and then let cool m sirup.
Turn en a .sieve te drain Uell in con cen con
leetioner' suitar and pack in tin cans.
I lnee wax paper liitvvccn each row.
CKinti Censerp
Vv nsh and then cut tlie citron into
nmnil pieces suit.ilile for 'ruin. I'lncc
in a prescrMic,' Kettle and (ever with
cold wnter. HrinR slevvlv te a boil and
then cook until tender. Drain and thru
plnce
'1'hrrr pniintts e titqnr.
Our iiii of irlnli rum ii'i,
Owe rui nf tntlrr
Jn n saucepan, and add one lemon, cut
In thill slices, parboiled until tender,
One tiihlripnmi nf uhelr vlnm.
One UiUritpoen of ulinlr nlhincr,
7'ire btmles of mure, broken tn small
pieces,
Tire eh tier of undid pinner broken
in imall piicri.
One stirl. of liiimtmnn hrnUru in
tin all nierrv-.
Urine mixture te a boil nnd then add
three pounds of ilie prepared citron.
llrinK te a beii nnd then cook slowly
for one mid one-half hours. Fill into all
glass jais and seal.
Sweet-I'lcMed Cllren
Tliis enndinient is usiiallv prepared
In fancj form. 'W nsli a three pound
citron and then cut in ipiurters and re
move the seeds Then cut in pieces of
suitable siire. Fancy cutters and odd
blt.s make a Reed assetttnent. Cever!
wil'h a brine made as fellows; f
One-half cup "' inll.
Three rupi of tratcr.
IVrniit the citron te stand in brine for
twelve hours and then drain Wash and
place in the presenilis kettle. Cever.
with cold water ami biinc slowly te u
boil. Cenk tintrt tender and then drain, i
New plnce in n n seiviug kettle '
Three nil if out -hlf cmi of mmur.
One cup nf irali r.
One cup nf irhitc turn iik;i.
.7'ire thtrds cup of cider rnininr,
One-half lemon, cut in ihin liirri and
'wiled,
'chilf ninii'jc, cul in thin 'Ucci
larlatlrd. i
vr bluden of mace, InuLai into
P itlrl: nl cinnamon.
"' re clerrt.
leava ilijii'T. i
(e.1 fiuiiiri of iiindml aimjcr, cut
juVrrs.
I in-.' te a boil nnd then i nek for ien
inul.es Add the prepare! citron, nnd
then iirl'e sewlv te n boil, t oek very
kiuttlv ii)r i. ne and one half hours, and
then ti'I nte slerilled all-glass jars and
(.cnl .scciu'.v. Stere in a cool, dry
jilaee V ,
ete I'';ve nu asbestos mat under
the preserving kettle te prevent the
mixtur fieni sinncliini.
Sonic ery ilaint.v ami attnutive
dishe can be innde with citien.
THROUGH A WOMAN'S EYES
I5y JKAN
The "Filthy Lucre"
"l ewi jrr tui i oils and I weu'd
cerium. lib le g. t it off 'in mind " I
heard e-i wi'naii 'in 10 niiutlier: ' but
it seems se siiuill te iiKiitien it inmiev
Is the mist embarrassing tiling!"
It is thr sncill sums, of i.i'i'sc. that
cause the most "eiiibartassiueiii.'
S"ou would hnv no hesitain j in pav
ing veur li'enif S'-M it u evveil 'hat
amount, but te hand her -mill linage I
An e'd lailv win is levid bj overjbed)
that knows lur once said te me:
"1 never have had much education
but I usiinllv tiiil that v hen I fellow
my ferlings I ptetly nearlv alvva.vs de
tin light tiling "
And if the litile lad w 1 1 eweil lle
small (liiii.gc nnd f'lt bU" inviiu it
iliiln'l win rv abeiil lni"g irieet" or
nci.ilns -m:.H " ' : foil,, wed her
'' Question Cerner
lediv's lll(llliies
1 Wh.ni d 1,1-ruhl, -I'll -In- I .ive
I.pii i..i..it 'd lv , l 'I- a- the
i, ,lt ,,i He hi mg ,d badly
sl.iii,, d -hoi s?
L' Pi'-, I die II i eliverin lit ill V e
w 111, h pti veil's tl)( nuns nud
bnlv.'s milk liiillb-s lieu liiilms
(low II
.".. Mew i an the nieiiil i ip mi the
top of glllgl I le I'Hlsllp. etc ,
hollies be lltllled lifter the beltle
is emptyV
J. W'li.i' niaHiml I- used for t rim -miiig
,e give a ruli npnrunee
te n silk luinpsliiKln for the
purlin '!
." In what d'l "niiiv ' -i vie i- a
i lellies I ii 'iili; fi r I in iiui-erv
or a i hild - le ,it in T
Ii. Pesc.lbe II si l k eg skutiug ret
si i n lu i, -liep w linievvs
S.itiiril.i's nsvveis
1. Ml A. loin Siniili. wii" Ih
been iiulllleii seciilitrv li tie
A. ii. i ttll I incivinl iitllli-he u
IM.ui i- -tiiil te Ii" i lie i.n,v
w "in., ii lie In- ivr li d mi el
ticial ,,si in ii,,' fun i;. i nnd,'
sei v i i ii,, I in'ed Stutt-.
'J An iiiiiikii.i! !ailc for a -mall
eiicli'.e I. imp inis n tlal iiutiil tup
Hll'l i i!e', fllllge III ilie of lellg
sli'.iis of l nil- hiigi;,g fieni tlie
ilge.
.'!. Tin? ensu-l vn ter an nuuiteur
I iioteginph, r te lake a phpiic of
himself is te pirn a inn r e eiit-
dueis in lie I lull I Nice it Mini
pliotegiarli Iii- '''ti' te, n
1. An nllriM a. ! -tiiKiug smut
hat is s ,r in re-s ine i,,, of the
ri-evv u f i 1 1 ei de in the ether
e.ml liciil ,,''.. ! with a lirevvu
1 1, iii panted through huh- in the
te t.
,". The carcf.il Iieimcw u'e who nibs
cold iietiiii mi lid' hands before
Iiutting en gloves fin housework
should net Use it define in lining
rubb.-r gloves as the ml makes it
ilidi.'iill ! draiv en this kind ,,f n
(time.
(', The gn'1 who ilniishcs hei mine. 1
wave will appidiaie the gift nl a
hnivbund of imlfed footing, edgeil
wltli gutliueil footing and trim -mnl
with .i pi i'. lese and French
bill" ijliben stiiamcis.
i;
Wilsen
Tell Yeu Hew
Te .niiki vcinr own (lnitinas
candid, light In jour own home. Net
lust fitilisf. but tlie rial "lieuclitcn"
kiml. cream ainieuds, I'l-cm-li nut
ctciitiiM and chocolate bonbons that
iiirlt in our uieutli. It's ensv and
lets nf fun. if miii fellow her direc
tions cactl
watch reit this unici.v:
ON MOND.U. DKCK.MliKK lilt.
Cut the preserved citron into thin
slices and then cut into tiianclcs. I'su
'"'' Kiii-tiMiine cal.es. puddings. ct
iittini: the citron Inte a thin Mi In the
thickness of n piece of twine ami then
tisiuj; this us n stem, form leaves fieui
pieies cut as triangles. This gives the
stem nnd leaf pattern for decorating
leaves
Cut n vcrj thin slice of citron nnd
then coil it like a lese. Set In icinp
foundation en the cakes nnd then use
strips the length of the citron. t lit
about
tlie tliiikness of a ceed brown
for forming the rose.
straw
Serve the sweet spiced citron with
lamb, venl, poultry and came.
Mew te use thu citron conserve. Lift
pieces of citron from the sirup and
diain and then mince line.
Te make citron puddlnc, place in a
mixing howl :
Tire-tliiith cup nf iiiyur,
Ouc-iiuarlcr cup nf butttr itibstitiilc.
One irhelc jlil.
Crenin well until light and frothy
and then add :
One and mic-half nipt nf lour.
One level tnlilvipuan of bithint)
pmrder.
Dm -half tcaipenn nf nutmeg.
One-half cup nf mill:.
Heat te blend thoroughly mid then
pour into well greased and lleurcd deep
layer-cake pan. New press into the cake
batter two-thirds cup of finely Miced
citron : bake in a moderate even for
tlintv minutes. Coel and then serve.
Cut In wedge or pic shaped portions
in ' ;'' te a service, nhi'tcr ai.d baste
well with sirup from the citron jar.
i Cove, with mnrshiua' evv cieine and
I garnish with tlnu butts of candied
I citron.
Apple Citren Crnuucttcs
I'laie iii n Mtncepun :
One cup nf milk,
I'iii talilcipneni nf ceruitnich.
Sli. I" dissolve the March mid then
bring te a boil nnd cool; slevvlj for tliiee
minutes. New ndd :
One-half cup nf findy ihnppnl
applet,
I'ire-thiiih i up uf fnivlll chopped
citron,
I'lnih nf inll,
Onr-luilf ttnupnen of nutmeg.
One cup nf Inead ciumln.
Twe tnbliipneni nf melted Imtler.
Mix and then form into croquettes.
I II tli eipiettes In Heur ami then
dip in lieal en egg and roll 'n tine bread
crumbs. Fry until golden brown in het
fnt. Serve with cinnaiiiiui-iinl citron
-111100.
I'lncp in u sum epan :
Tiiii-thmli nip nf iinii
I hier-iiiiui ten tup of train.
'nii tnbli Hiinnn nf tnrnvtttieh.
stir te ilismhe and then bring te a boil
nnil cool; ler
udd :
tliiee minutes, and then
,in c of one lemon,
I u n Ihitih i up nf fiiielu chnppid
i it rim.
Tire -lit nth cup nf tittrhi chopped
nut.
Ittu tcnl)enu nf i iniianieii i rtrai t,
Oin -m.' tiatpnnn nf ntilmrii erttact.
lteiil te mix and then tout and use.
M:VTOX
feeling-, slie would lie doing the rihl
thing.
t'ei lainlv . te her tne iii i"U'it wn e
no ceiisequence. and when sin h -uiiill
sum- were en the ( redit side .. i(.r uc
hi ii t -he iiivuriabl.v pieuired nut te
he bothered about tin in.
Km tieit her "small" nor degiadni
was her feeling t tint no matier :i
-mull tlie amount, if it va- Imiiewid it
inn. I l,c n paid mid I hut though one
could lie gelli'lelis with one's own
nieili'J . one ellgh' nni te be geiiennis
or caieless with sonuheilv else's
And. after all. this leftim-s or indif
ferem e with what belongs t,, sem,ln,d
else s net ill all an cvidime of gen
oreMtv ; if niivtlii'ig it In tokens a
stntuhiid of tal-e values or ,i In, k of
that desire for eipiilv whiih i- i,mt in
every iiiiin or unman who wants te lie
fair and iust.
Wliatevir mav ! our atlitiie where
our own po-sessien are concerned, ii
is im I'lidieiit upon c- te i eiisid, r tlm-e
el iitheis, no mallei- hew small they
' mil v be A'n si riii uliiiisiie-s anil evm it
tinlc in tin- leganl is never "smnll
1 uess."
,, i rl.-l.t i'i.e I t'ul I 1 i. ! i , ,l
I Ceed Kitchen
I i veiiieiiilv arranged ai ,1 i , 1 1 1 , . e 1
kii I ii , no, ins llliter vvmK anil slnnier
In Mrs f i tlie housekeeper ami her
lie i i i.iv lioliselield slieclllllsls of il,e
I'n.'.d .-'tines liepniinient of Acrloul Acrleul
iuii wl.ii give the le Mewing binm in
runner- Hiilletin 6u;, I he F.irni
Kii'lieii ns ,i Workshop
I'h nl' ,,f light and gei nl ,uj .ire es.
"nti.il in leil re-eill- In H ,ii, hen
.ne I hi ill,- I'linfert of thuHc working
lill'l
I'stmm ilinlng irnui ,ui, hieip roeum
should he , ni.ielil, III In thn Kit. Iw n mnl
ii lur a pesslhlc en Ihe same Heur
l-vM
' l-. i wells iIiuh anil woeilw'iik
l,eilli! he m,, ! .1" as te , Aan . pos-
Mb I,. eilniK pnlminir ",e inveimg
i III -Ulllil'le w ISh.lhh ni.iterinl Cn-
ilinsh,,l weed Peers iiieiiiu gs jm, mhl,.
' ie,s in t,er e, oiiemv Ihev ine Imril
: I., i him .mil seen nhew stains and - gnn
uf V ill
, iur.,l,!e, "Oiivenlent p',ulpineni ,s
must iioneinnal nnd -lieuhl In s,, ,a, eil
thai then Is e least ,c,-i l.le stiiiln en
Ihe vveikei'H iiitisiles as she perreiins
lur Ijskf Mrtiiv . f th. tin, da, ks rtin
Hie lesult of in.pieperlv plan-U kitchen
eqiiipnient
Ceed Omens
Tile folle.V II1B old Sietih I'll' nm Kil.H
the most pinpii mis weHtlier fur , liri
i, lung- miiii.ige- and funera'
i "Wist wind te the Imlrn whin going for
its II. line I
I licntle nun te the erp- ,irn, d te its
lung h.inie
A helltlte lillie hkv te Wile inn the In nle
Ah she gees te the knit will' Ihe huh en
' her -!de "
1 Tli.' gtealei distil ntiie., ,,' ihsl u t nh
Jc ts iiidualis r.nn .ind ih ,nr gi,,wi
clearer and ihnigs , .urnet i t hr s, in
, better l,ii' sounds ,,inled meie ,if.n.
i If a high wind go, s down with th
sun, It will I"jh with It ngaiii In the
ii ernliit'
"When the wind veils against 111" huh
Tllist it nel . tm back it will mil,
When tlie wWd veers iigalnst tlie beulli,
It Is In tlie pin's mouth."
Let Mrs.
WHY NOT
If jeii arc vuintlcriiit; what te give Hie
friend hIie lias ecrjtliliiB. why don't
ou maun her a pr.-tty apron? She
prehahlj- liasn't ene of these
fTlMFKK never were meic wonderful
J- designs for aprons, large and wnall.
practical and fancy, than new. It would
he itnpessihlc in one sterv te touch en
half the ideas; but here arc n few of
the newest.
Fnhleaclied muslin (a geed qunlity)
was used for one npien. It was cut in
one piece, shaped out slightly nt th"
waist line te (it well; cut perhaps te
the km os, widening out well at tin
bottom, and had the corners well
reuiideil.
There was a pnike) cut from n piece
of siiuill clicked gingham blue nmr
white, green nud white, or pink and
white. At the bottom the pocket nieas nieas
nied six inches and across the top nine
or ten inches. This i heckeil poi kct is
supposed te icpresent ii llower pet. On
the apron, above mid apparently coming
out of this pocket, were Mowers with
rather long stems. These can he done
in an outline stitch in unions bright
colors. The effect is a geed one.
Anether idea is te cut apples, grapes,
tomatoes, or any preferred fruit or
llower out of solid tolers. Chainbrnj
or gingham or pen ale tin be used, nnd
the plain colors are in beautiful similes.
(reup several apples, for instance,
en tlie outside of a pocket cut some
thing like tlie llower pm kct. ; eulv this
pocket is te icpicsetit a basket. Then i
when grouping these ihrce or four '
THE HUSBAND HATER
Ity IIAZF.l, DKYO HATCHKI.OK
( eiwriaht, 1'Jin, by PubHc I.edwr Cn,
'I hit ncir ttnru bi Vi. ltutchclnr v ill make pnit fnllntr Jian Xerthrttp'i
nature into mm nunc for innm u iiiarrlp and tntrntlti. 1 n l.iinf ha realinlic
iulc. her ability te held awl impute you, ynit will find Ihi.t serial even mere
piloting than her ethcit. 'luj the fir.it chapter and mi.
niAi'Tiiii i
Poverty and a Snob
Ji:.W always bat"d te turn tic corner
of the ttree en which she lived She
Kited tin smug mi rluullv aspn'l el
the row nf brew nstene houses that
seemed te mode her as ulie hurried past.
Hut most of all she bated te enter the
small apartment lintel where she anil her
father had hidden themselves away from
nil their ifh no's She fancied that the
levntii liev wire smiling behind her
hack and Hint the frizzly halfid, Mende
ii lepheii" Kill stall k"d when she passed
I'J
She knr v Unit her father owed two
1'ieiitlis tent r n the .ip.irtnn nt She knew
al'e tli ii Hi, el v.itnr l.evs ,nul tin
blonde t lepnen, gu I had net lie n lipped
In wieUs line cannot xpeel geed serv
ice In New erl vvithent paving- for it
liberally, and it made Mil'., or in, illffei
i in'V le M'linie ilj.its tlii'i In .ban
Verthriip's veins i.m Hi" Id I" bleed of
nl'lsteer lev In N'ew Voikneiuv talked,
and people win didn't tip ",t,, iheap
Te im' Ihe thing in Marn'e's own vir
r.iieulur she didn't care nun h ,r tin in
Jlilck up v lilte-l'aci d tpen auvhew
wu-n't this a in-- ceuntrv and wasn't
sin Matnh as geed as Hie lust
T..k" that Miss Kffelsteln who live"
en the -e,'i ii,l tlner and v ea s such swell
utiles, ' M'uiii" would S.IV le Mike,
. , had t'l- afternoon shlfr Mainlc.
villi the telephone leeelver lilted at a
I. -h angh ever her blend's pulfs. wns
ad.pt at answering calls, chewing
i and polishing her fingv.1' nails at
e ..',,1 the same time.
-h, what I call swell. Hev, she
,1", ss I 1 NIIV SO.' "
lld Mike who 111 Sidle of hlnl-ilf
was lathn atttacted In, .lean Veithrups
,1 .' i.ViS ind lilted white (.hill wen' I
,in;s Hgri e with Mamie fti r all.
' an was a tai-awav sort of a f.u.j
, m ess and Mamie wis u sv,ll loeki'r
lake out en a Sinuhiv . niter winking
' mis She was weilh keeping in with
i ii ,v'ii Mike di. timed dream-,
.1. an liateil te ewe tn.uiev ne hated
I av ing te slip down 'e the i hr ip gum rv
tm ps for fund which she prepaud en an
ai trie ki III In tlii s.uing loom e.- tin lr
Ulvenlurcs With a Purse
.... , , ,
A.M. of the in isi ,1, ia.il' of
( I. of the in isi
V heu-elnilil tllsk
1-
wushii'"
the
1 oil.
'ng
devv 11
ili-lies vvitli a gee, blouse or ff
nnrlii tilnrl.v if the -leeve- a
I "ur if one leaves ir.'-. sleev
ll'cv ale sure te In i nine wet. while if
they are rolled un thev become luil-sv.
W'hnt In deV IIii" is one solutien:
There is a -lien iliit i-. ni, e bread
lllbbel' i II IT- th'lt etlci'cle ene slievi's
einpletelv and ki ep them veil pro
tected. Tlieie price Kiifiv cent- u pair.
Oh. je-. I l.iuuv that we don't gen-
rullr put en inn be-t ileth.s in which
te wash disljes, bul -eiiii tunes it is
i.ii.-l im mm nieiit net te be dressed
for going out afterward, i-n't it?
Ii is said thai, no mutter where urn
uuiki' veur -Imp. if veur ware- he righl
people will liml "111 It ccilninlv holds
title of tlie i iiiniiiinin linn, for tlie -hnp 1
is slightlv out of the vviiv that is, from
tin- shopping disiriit -but it has long'
hupp been ilisinvi ml, and ever.v ila.v
sees eagi r folks diepping in there te I
buv one ,,r two ,,r a deen of tlie won
derful, -tickv, mouth -wati ring ciniui ciniui
inen linn- Mehi-ses. brown sugar.,
raisins - ever.v thing that gees te make'
a wonderful (ake--ge into I liein--anil
something else, mi indehiiahle some- I
thing, a ne re "twisi of the wiist" thni
soineliew iniikis thn-e pai'tu nlar cin cin
iianien bun- -e go. , that, n- I nlrendv
f
Finicky Digestion
disturbed by ordinary
feed, find comfort in
Grape Nuts
Twenty hours of baking make
this blend of wheat and malted
barley Quickly and easily con
vertible into Health and strength
Try a package from the grocer. Test tells
''There's a Reason
AN APRON?
xlZlt2 If i ; 'i v t-n
W r&d? M-
$3SS.& J I
apples, let theni overlap like the one
shown in the picture, basic them caie
fully in place, nud use tlie blanket
stitch te outline each one firmly te the
pocket. Then draw a handle en the
apron, nnd work it in the outline stitch.
Yeu can have jour basket overflow en
te the apron with the fruit if jeu like.
If jeii make Miings te the npren,
why net have at least one apple np
pliuucd at the end of ench string?
These npiens would be dainty nnd
attractive if the t becked llnxnn were
used, making the pocket of the same
nnil cutting the small squares in u
color.
Aprons made of dotted muslin, sheer
nain-oek. Indian linen, or eigauilic are
cut in nil ceiiceivnble shapes. They arc
never huge. Seme arc shaped like
hem In, some cut in tliiee small gores
and the senilis set together with lace in
sertion : ethers urc cut short and blm-
plj leundeil at the bottom, jiiul se one
could (eniuiue niinesi hkiciiiiik ij .
These npieus have lace insertion set
in in hew knots, curved nnd straight
lines, and nic edged vvitli thu insertion
nnd lace. Others have sonic (lower or
conventional design stamped te form a
sort of border, and colored, mercerized
cottons are used for the cmbieidering.
I'lierc is hardly a woman who would net
be pleased with
Christians.
u pretty apron for
tiny )ilace. She hated everything sordid,
everything cheap Menev meant noth
ing te her because she had never needed
ter anything; never until the pant few
months, when, alter her father's failure,
ihey had taken two moms en n down
tow n Hide street where no one knew
them.
At first her father had been full of
optimism.
"It won't be for loop, dear," lie bnd
ild tenderly. "Just till I can get en m.v
feet again. Then we'll go liud and you
shall have evi ij thing "
Hut of late her father had been ailing,
and tin y had little or no money. She
wan hoarding the little tilt she had for
their present needs The rent and the
ether things must wait.
This afternoon she hail spent forty-five
cents for issentl.ils There -was some
lei luce vvhlvh she would freshen up In
cold water, a can of soup, a bottle of
milk and a small leaf of bread She
i an led these parcels furtively, for one
was net suiipeseil te cook In the looms.
There was a gloomy lable d'hete dining
room en Ihe first fleer where u fairly
geed meal could he had for a dellai.
.lean would net have eaten there If she
had had the dollar te spend She hated
the class bt people who patronized It
shew.v and middle-class typis. over
dressed wenun and nun with held ees,
who stared. There was a aeleelness
about ven peviity as far as Jean was
oeiioorni d and she Intended te make her
own and her fathet's as least objection
able ns possible
Mlk was lounging In the deer of the
elevator as .ban entered tlie lobby nnd
Mamie w-.ii lur onee vety busy with a
lrng distune call se that .lean was
vvhizrd out of sight befere .Mamie could
nrr
t'pstairs
npaitmeiit,
hi.
"I'rtthei '
our I'tntn r
i meuienl
she opened the deer of the
and with a llttle sigh went
-he called gn.vlv, "I brought
I II J.nv things ready in just
Tin re was no teply nnd an ominous
silence second te breed ever the place,
a silence that frightened Jean mere than
aliv noise.
Ti, morrow A Mrange lllsniverv
!'!, "1 ,n.1'1' ?:7 f'.'"; 'lrnp in ,hore from
"" l",l,', "f ,,lf downtown section. If
v en a'e net Zulu" te be near th,.,-,. ,.,..
eillg te be near there, per
Imps a gei
Will step
Iii ni rally
bought.
d-niitured husband or hrethet
i;i for j ou and buy some,
they still nic warm when
Ate jeii looking for unn-uiil seals
in paste en your Cliristmas paikagesy
nic shop ,,k cunning seals that leek
and feel exactly like inclul. One, for
insiance. is a long, narrow little affair,
gr.i. el'ullv shaped vvitli the word "greet
mgs" uiised en it. It leeks like a tinv
-ml et geld. Then tlieie me Santa
Clans heads und ether designs that will
atliact jeii. Veu can get them for
something like fifteen icnts fm a be
of twelve. And. surprising te say,
lliej are easy te put en nnd slick well,
i I understand tliej are net nielal, lint
I lire a heavy paper thickly coated with
a metal pieparatien.
I'nr nmnes of slmiis address Unmnn's Pnc
i:,lllnr. r nlmne Wdlr.il i,r Muln 11(100
Te Uemeve I'arnish
ll'inmc vainlsli from old t.iblis m 'Lis
wav Shi-ill strong, villew soap nnd
pour boiling water en Ii. having it until
it becomes soft soap I'eui it our th,
old varnished suif.ue and leave over
night Wash off and 1' a , Iran .uifaie
dm h net nppeiir, applv again te these
'ii'i'i while tlie varnish Mill i ling -M,
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Please Tell Me
What te De
y CYNTHIA
j "A Friend" Asks Questions
I Cannet tell jeu why the men de net
ask te call.
It Is certainly well for a girl's parents
' le knew something nbeut the men she
j Is nseclallng with.
' It would be perfectly right te ask girls
te ceme te your house and le bring sev-
tral men with them.
Serve lemonade and cake, or ginger nic.
hcese nnd crnckcrs at about 9 o'clock
! Simply tell the girls you are net going
e give presents and de net de se, If you
cannot affeid It, If they de nel billeVc
you that Is their lookout.
Vetes and Seats In Cars
Hear Cynthia New that the women
vote, provided thev arc of equal age,
should men offer them a seat In the
enrs? of ceurse this does net mean
elder women. J. J. S.
Vn. -,n,i I.,... -I....I-.1 .....It.ltitr T
...j., eii nine miiiicn suuii:iin!Ht "
.T. S. Hccnuse Cjnthin, for lnstnnce, had
te sti.nd In the ears long before she had
the vote and no scat was offered te her.
In fact, some of the men even steed be
fore empty seats, would net sit down
themselves, hut at the same time
guarded the scat befere which they steed
se closely that It was a ense of threw
them down te gel tlie seat or stand. And
mesi women net being athletes nave
steed.
Ne. vote or no vote, many men will
net offer .their seats te women. In many
cases thev nre tired out themselves
ami (.'yntlila. docs net Judge them, mil
the vote won't make It any mere indite
ler n young man or boy te remain seated
when a woman stands, than It was be
fore women had tlie vote.
He Blushes
Hear fjtithlu Although n young man,
I am writing you for a llttle advice,
which 1 assure you will be ery much
aiipreclatid
1 liave fallen Inte a very discouraging
aim cinnarrasBing nauti. i am con
stantly blushing and am self-conscious
and thorefero de net like te speak te
people If I can possibly avoid It.
Though I am afteided the best chances
for advancement, I am unable te tnke
ndvantage of this as I am actually
afraid te talk.
Kindly Inform me through your col cel
limn hew 1 can get rid of this unnatural
habit, and obllge CIUO'IOU .
Just as Cynthia ban told ethers who
w rite te the column about self-consciousness,
the only thing te de In these cases
Is te forget It.
Yeu are net the only person who suf
fers in this way. Step thinking of your
self as different from ethers and the min
ute veu fet get our"lf you will slop
blushing and belnp seir-conscleus.
Glad Mether Advised
Hear ("jnthla Please print this te
"nanny"'.' Here I nm, "Danny," te an
swer veur question fieni experience. 1
was lu love (a youthful girlish love)
with a hey nineteen, and turned light
around and man led another bev elder
than the first, for whom I had a deep
respect, together with a new love. Mar
riage has Increasei' this love te a pre
cious, substantial foundation or life.
"Whj' all this? KestlessnesHnnd a realiza
tion that l.evcr Ne. L' was worthier of
my love; also that he made his way
enough te rightly support a wlfe; also
that Lever Ne t was net enough of a
lrspendlnc ilisnosltlen te nult the de.
sins of myself (socially). Yeu knew
ii is ler years jeu arc married, net a
day.
"Danny," mother, perhajis, did this
thinking for me. hut T am cl.nl. mi pln.i
she did I am happy !
A definition for leve: "The thing
that was breathed ir.ie man te make
him different from the animals."
Thinks He Is Rude
Dear (')iithla I wenilei whether jeu
wen t please give ine jour opinion et the
following clicumhtances?
About five j'Pars age, while visiting
lelatlves in a distant slate, I met a bev
about a j ear elder than invself. Theii
I was the tender age of thliteen -When
I began te prepaie for depiuture. we
luemlsfil te vviltp te each ether. Frem
that time te about lour months age we
have religiously and accurately corre
sponded Last year he went te "the unl
versily of his state but In September of
this j ear he came te this city te at lend
si hnel. Naturally, when he arrived,
mother and I met Mm and he called for
dinner. Wc vveie as hospitable as we
could possibly be, and because of the
fact Unit his family and mlne arc ac
quainted, we were naturallv able te
show nn Inleiest When he left, lie
premised te call, and a kind Invitation
from mother te make our home his, we
thought was only due hlni. considering
tlie slncriitv of our friendship nnd Ihe
assistance 1 might ! able te give hlni
an n stiiuigcr here. Te end my tale; He
i.ilhil tne in M vwi'li. wi winl te a little
place where we could d!ne and dance,
ami whirl he left was as ceidlal us I
euld eptet any tiulv geed friend te be.
Kreni thai night until tedav I have net
si en or hem d from hlni. Perhaps you
mav nrgue that as a friend I bad a. very
liberal license te call him and ask Mm
what the trouble was Mether called
him twice, and each time he wan very
levelv, and said that he wis busy nnd
would jihene "seen ' The day I saw him
last was sl weeks age (thai Is, the last
lime I saw hlni when he was with me)
but since then, in splte of his being se
"busy," I have seen him In town at
tbeaties and at various hotels, always
with his fiaternltv blathers, though he
has never sen me. Should he phone
ei call, would veu advise me te be
"furious" as I really should?
What, for pltVosake. de jeu think of
such udeiuss lieni such a, source '.'
V. T. II.
Den t be furious, dear, the jeting man
is net as ikjIIic as he should be, but ai
ihe same time he ina.v want te be mere
indepi ndcni and nel he helped te make
ether in, ndslups Let him alone and If
he tall1) he as ceulial as possible, but let
Ihe making el ether engagements ceihu
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WHAT'S WHAT
ly HKLHN DKC1K
Everybody knows nnd nobody loves
the man or woman who, talklne lnccs
santlj. extinguishes nil possibilities of
ether conversation. Some cynic has de
fined a born as "One who talks about
himself when I want te talk nbeut my
self." Whether his talk Is self-centered
or net, no ene should held the center of
the stnge for mere than ten minutes at
a time, unless he Is a really brilliant
conversationalist whom all nrs nnxleus
te hear. Alas! the brilliant ene Is a
comet rarely Hashing ncresj tlie social
sky, but the persistent dull tallter we
hate always with us. mi,-.
Even the cleverest cannot be brilliant
for mere than fifteen minutes, nnd can
not be even Interesting after half nil
hour. A nunrter of an hour, tnaecii.
should be the tlme limit for nny mono
logue artist, no matter hew Rifted, as
for the unglftcd libera nes Domine I
A clever hostess manages te sIcletracK
a conversational heavyweight by tn"'n5
him suddenly when he pauses for breath
nnd wishing him en seme obliging vto vte
tlm who Is willing te be sacrificed for
the general geed.
The Weman's
Exchange
Wedding Attire
Te the 1'tWer of M'emnii'f Page:
Dear Madam T am te be married the
:r.th of this month at fi e clock In n
s.vnngegue and I would like te liave a
few pointers fiem you.
Mv bridesmaids nnd I are wearing
afternoon dresses: that is, taffeta
dresses with elbow sleeves and ordinary
low necks. New the ushers de net care
te wear full-dresH suits. Is It proper
for the bridegroom le wear full dress
and the ushers everyday suits?
Alse Is It correct te have a matron
of honor ns well ns a inald of honor, and
can these two walk In separately?
Should there be a beat man? V. D.
I"or nn evening wedding the dresses
FhniiM be in llRht colors. Thn ushers
should wear dress HUlta as well ob the
hi ld groom
Yes. there can be n matron and a maid
of honor, and these enn walk separately
If jeu deslre It. There should, by all
means, be a best man.
A Gift for a Teacher
Tn tlir l.-rfiter It'emnn' raw
Dear Madam Yeu have helped me
before through your column, nnd new I
come te jeu again.
( euld veu suggest a gift I could give
te a nun for Christmas? She Is my
leacher
In abbreviating the world "national"
le "nat'l" Is It wrong te vvrlte It with
out a period after It? I have always
written It "nat'l," without a period, but
some discussion has arisen at my place
of einplejment as te whether a con
tracted word, such as the example given,
bheuld be followed with a period.
MONTUOSA.
A book or a pretty calendar would
make a nlee gilt let your tcacli. t
paper, correspendenjr cards or a black
leather notebook wueld he appieprlate
Yeu are right in this: In this case It
Is net necessary te fellow the abbre
viation with n period.
Making Mere Meney
l'rem ltlch Notes te Hani Werk
During all the years of her childhood
and her teens. Miss Helle Spilnger, of
Des Meiiics. was accustomed te hearing
people say: "Isn't her voice glorious?
Sim reallv ought te go In for, grand
Pern." Se, the crdlct being apparently
unanimous. Miss Springer went te riil riil
,'i,ge where she studied under one of the
best-known oenl instructeis In the
country and was about te be launched
In an operatic career when the death e'
tier father rendered It Imperative that
she return home and start in te earn
her own living In some way that prom prem
ised meie Immediate returns than a
eiicert tour or a deferred theatrical en
gagement. Much tn the nmnrcimnt of h..r fnm I
Miss. Springer Heeled te enter a field
which, up te that lime, had b.en ni.irkca
liy n sign "Fer Men Only" tin., manu
facture and sale or steel melds for the
construction of monolithic cenieni. from
which silos am leii'drueted. Miss
Springer admitted that she knew netli.
Ing about cement nnd only a little about
silos, but she set te v. eik with a will
in a miner capacity In the company and
devoted every ineintnt of her spare time
te reading up en both subjects. In fact
It was nl her suggestion that the com cem
pnuj commented the mnnufactuie of the
silos en a large scale, In order te dem
onstrate one of tin. manv practical uses
for the cement Itseir An educational
campiign was also launched under Mls
Spiinger's dliectlen and fanners In all
imrls of the country were told of the
Immense lessrs due te rats and ether
vei niln which could gnaw through weed,
but could net get Inte a cement silo
It was a little mere than llve jeari
age ll-..t Mls.s spilngu- left Chicago and
her grand opera aspirations behind. New
she is secretary and treasurer of a com
pany al an annual salary which would
make even an operatic star take notice
particularly when the mst of living en
stage and erf is taken Inte considera
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HOW LITTLE A MAN KNOWS
WHEN IT COMES TO DARNING
Is Extremely Annoying te His Wife, but It Shows Remarkable
Confidence in the Power and Skill of Her Needle
IT WAS Monday morning late.
As lir entered the dining room,
l-endy te drop with IniiiRcr, her hiinbuml
.strolled in from tlie hall, holding his
overcoat In his linnd.
"Could you fix thin?" lie naked,
doubtfully. "It's been oft for neinc
time, nnd It's rnthcr Inconvenient, bc
cmisc It's the only button 1 fnstcn en
vv.irin dayii."
"Yes. nf course," she nnsvvered.
taking It from him nnd fending Hrethcr
npsliilrH for her sewing bnsket. "Why
didn't jeu tell mc nbeut It before? Have
jeu get tin; button?"
"I mennt te yes. here It Ik."
Up produced It triumphantly nnd be
gan expressing hnstc while she sewed
it en.
The hull clock wns slew nnd his wnteh
was it minute fust. The one in the
living room had been right yestcrdny,
nnd utneng them he mnnaged te get the
approximate time.
J Sut It required n great deal of pacing
up nnd down, lu nnd out, te nnd fro.
And you knew hew that kind of thing
nffcctH your nerves when you're hungry
in the lii-st place, hurrying in the sec
ond place nnd In the third place nn nn
nejed because you have te de muiic
thlng In n hurry that you might have
done quietly nnd nt your leisure. If he
had only hud the sense te tell you about
It sooner.
Hut, then, that's n man's way, every
time.
HK HAS another way.
"Loek!" he exclaim, producing a
sock with 11 small hole In It. "Will you
lix this It's only n little hole won't
tnke much te mend it. will it?"
And then he rams his linger in it te
show his wife hew little it is nnd rubs
nnd pushes until he mnkes that "little
hole" twice ns big.
HUMAN CURIOS
Tlie Town Wlifrp Wnnifn Hele
Jacksen, Wye Is unlque bocause of
the fact that It Is tlie only town In the
United States, If net In the world, where
nil the lending officials are women,
elected by a vote which snowed under
their mnle opponents by mere than two
te one.
In splte of the fact that .Tncltsen was
the Betting for Owen Wlstcr's famous
story, "The Virginian," the town Is 'low
eh quiet and orderly ns a New Knglund
-village and llie women who head th-j
municipal government dcclare that It
Is going te remain be. at least ns leiu;
as their ndinlnlsbntlen Is In power,
"Contrary te published reports," siy
Mn.ver Mis. Urate O. Miller, wlfe of ,i
bank prcBJiUnt. "wc did net campaign
for office because we felt the need uf
pressing reforms. The voters tn Jack Jack
eon bellcve that women are nel only
ei titled te equal suffrage, but that they
arc also entitled te equality In the man
agement of governmental affairs. It was
because of this belief that I was elected
mayor and that Mrs. ltose Crabtrce was
electtd te council. Mr. Crabtree, u well
known builder nnd contractor, ran
against his wife, but was Inglorleusly
defeated."
In nddltleu te the mayor and Mrs.
Crabtree the Jacksen administration In
cludes Xlrs. Mae Deloney, wlfe of W.
C Delenry.', a merchant: Mrs. Faustina
Ilnlght. a school teacher, and Mrs.
(Jenevleve Van Vlcclc, whose husband
runs .1 hardware and sporting goods
store.
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BECAUSE THE LITTLE TOTS
WILL LIKE PANCAKES MADE FROM
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JERSEYrag
J Langs canp hghter,
?JS3hm F WHOLE
WHEAT AND OTHER,
NOURISHING CEREALS
"loam tljejejrseyr Difference"
ARK YOUR GROCER
"Why didn't you tell me nbeut It? I
thought It wis n perfectly geed sock,"
prntestN his wife.
"Well, I meant te," he replies, wash
ing his handx of the matter. And she
darns the sock.
It seems te leek se easy te him.
He brings n ripped nnd tern pocket
in his old cent with 'the same manner.
It hurts him te sec nny pnrt of that
coat se badly tern ns that.
"See? Couldn't you Just sort of
draw It together with n few stitches?
Doesn't need anything careful, just
this old coat I JUBt want It se that
It won't hang down that way. Hut
don't go te nny bother nbeut it."
(( JUST a few stitches." The average
0 man considers thnt and jnst a llttle
bother sufficient te mend the most ter
rific tear.
The mere jagged nnd hopeless It leeks
the less he thinks of It.
"It doesn't show much," ha ro
mances. "Yeu needn't de It very care
fully, I don't wear it much nnyhew."
And after his wlfe has spent nn hour
or mere darning it, stitching back and
forth, re-enforcing It with n patch en
the under side, lie puts It en.
And then he wenrs It every morning
until it is se shnbby thnt even, he Is
forced te put I nside for n furijdcc, gar
den or carpentering ur.tferm. .
He relies en the power of hta wife's
needle us he would rely upon the
strength of his own urm In battle.
Xe matter hew Inrge the hole, hew
ragged the tear, or hew thin the weak
plnce, he Is calm and unperturbed
about it.
"She can sort of drnw it together,"
he reassures himself.
And she docs.
Hew in the world de they ever lire
through that interval between leaving
home und mother nnd marrying?
Things You'll Leve te Make
CircularWstcd JT5cav(Elids
Scarfs of all KIiiiIh are exceedingly
popular. Te give yours that much de
sired "different" leek, mn,l;e n, pair of
these circular worsted scarf ends. Cut
four circles of cardboard, each four Inches
In dlnmctcr. (Twe for each end.) Make
In each a. circular hele one-half Inch In
diameter. Buttonhelo each circle with
worsted of a color that harmonizes wltn
your scarf. Jein two of these covered cir
cles for about tlirco-quarters way round.
Slip one gathered end of the scarf be
tween the two circles and elltch securely
te the scarf Fasten a gayly-oelorul
bead oer the hele. nnd a, worsted tas
sel at the bottom. Finish the ether end
of the scarf In the same manner.
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