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) TTHUALIA the lioiiscwlfe can depend
- upon tlie butcher te furnlili her
with n geed Rrntle of ment, yet It is
wisest for her te mnrket personally for
supplies. Tlip butcher it but human
and, while he wl'l feel It no harm te
lento n larger piece of bone or fat in
the meat he cut when you order ever
thn phone, he will be brave Indeed te
de this vthen you nwnlt ItN service in
person, for he knows well that you
will vigorously pretest. Then, tee, thN
persennl visit te the feed shop helps
you te get out of n rut. If you plan
te nllew yourself time enough te inspect
the feeds that are displayed.
Wipe meats with a ilninp cloth as seen
an they come from the market, and re
member if the ment is hung from n
hook in the lower nee Hen of the re
frigerator, the dry, cool uir will form
,n centing ever the meat and the juices
will net run.
New that the weather Is decidedly
cold, it will pay the housewife If she
Will but plan te purchase a piece of
meat sufficiently large for four or five
meals. This will be net only nn econ
emy of time nnd fuel in cooking, but (
nlse an economy in feed, as there will
be less les due te shrinkage of tissue j
in cooking n large piece of mat than I
there is in n smnll one.
Keep in mind the fact that during the
winter It Is n geed time te practice that
old adage an apple u day keeps the
doctor away.
Suggestive Sunday Menu for Three Steals '
HUKAKFAST
linked Apples I
f'erenl and ('ream
Broiled Finnan Ilnddie i
Creamed Potatoes
ntereress
Graham Muffins I'offee
IMNNKIl
Vegetable Soup
tVlery
TTeme-Mnde llelih
Brown ret ltenst of Heef tiravy
Browned Potatoes lirussels Sprouts
Hect Snlnd
(liocelnt" I'ie roffee
srrrr.n
Bncen nnd Kiv I'aUes
Cern Pudding
I'elery Salud
Apple (.'ake Tea
The mnrket basket v. ill require:
One-half neck of apples.
OrtP hunch nf watercress,
ftmnll bunch of cilery,
, Four cnrints.
One quart of turuipi.
J'mt of onion.
Tire pounds of potatoes.
One quart of hrussrh ipreuts,
One bunch nf soup herbs.
Tire small heads of lettuce,
due bunch of beets.
Hue and one-half pounds of finnan
haddic.
Due-quarter pound of oacen
lUve-pnund tut of chuck or belar for
e mast.
One mid one-half-pound soup bone,
One-half pound of rke.
Can of tomatoes,
Can of com.
And the usual weekly staples.
This amount f meat will be Mithint
for three or mere meals.
Broiled Finnan 1 laddie
Pciur boiling water ever the finnnu
huddle and then let stand while mixing
the muffins, then drain and place in n
bnking pan and cover with well-jon-sened
French dressing. Bell in n het
bellT for twelve minutes.
(Jmli.im Muffins,
Place in a mixing bowl
Three cups of whole u-heat flour.
THE HUSBAND HATER
.Irnn 'erthrun
Hmwejif un (n irenlfh. is auddenlu left
penniless by thn death of her father
thertly after hit failure in business
.In unknown iiten rem the IVcsf,
mimed Mark Brand, has been ap
pointed her guardian, unit from th
Jlrst there Is enmity beticecn the tice.
Je prejmses te Jean en their .first
mefni2 that she marry him and Is In
dignantly refused
The Bargain
Hc
rO,V dared he. hew dared he' Over
and cer again Jean asked herself
this question Shu ,;rled unt1! she could
crv no mere she turned ever In her head
schemes that would enable her te stav tn
th cl' te slip away and never nee this
odious man again nut always she wan
haunted bv the sterles she had heard of
hall bedrooms of Insufficient feed and
Ugly clothed if struggling te make ends
meet, and although sha stormed and
railed at hersalf for her weakness, she
The Question Cerner
Tmlaj's Inquiries
1. When n fountain pen beeemes
elegged with dried ink, what is
the best vnv te elenn it?
2. Whnt neveitv, suttnhle for a
Christmas gift, weu'd be appre
ciated bv the nenr-siglited
woman who likes te sew''
3. Describe the lntet fud in vnn-
ity cases.
4. In what convenient way is n
hanging basket made se thnt it
requires watering only once n
week ?
f. What innovation in "hoe
buckles is seen nn some of the
newest wnlking shoes?
0. Describe a striking trimming
for n red velvet dress.
Yesterday's Answers
1. Miss Jessie Burrnll, of
Washington. D C is the
tencher of the Methodist Sun
tiny school class whose class has
grown until it fills n movie
theatre, and is upreading into
ether cities.
2. rincc three tablcspnenfuls of
chloride of lime in the kit, hen
sink te whiten nnd dislnfe t r.
allow it te remain ' eenilght.
moistening it n little, and m
the morning rinsing out with
het soapsuds.
,1. A Ruitnbhi gift for n nwn te
give n girl lit ChrKtmns would
be n wooden Inkstand, painted
and ileoerntecl, with sealing
wnx, tnpers te heut the wa,
and n quill pen.
4. The "lest" space under a slop
ing reef in the comer of u bed
room can be filled with a built
in buieiiu or chest nf drawers,
which a carpenter would canly
make,
5, An ordinary pair of men's bi
cycle trnuser clips cnu be cov
ered with embroidered linen and
presented te the baby ns a means
of keeping his carriage covers
snugly in place.
fl. A plece of embroidery used te
uinke a stelo cellar en a dress is
easily finished if It is slipped
into u slit thnt hus been cut In
the mnteritil and bound with a
narrow hnnd of silk te match.
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Dessert for Midday Dinner.
Are Delicious for Supper
These Leftovers!
Arc se lovely te have and go difficult
te serve pleasingly. But don't
worry.
MKS. WILSON KNOWS
some new nnd delicious ways of fix
ing them se that they don't leek like
leftovers at all. And goetr saltu
Is geed for bruise:) cuts and sprains
Read Her Article en
Christmas Eve
Three level tahleipoens of baking
powder,
One teaspoon of salt.
Four tablespoons of sirup.
Three tablespoons of sheiteninq.
One and one-half runs of icater.
Beat hard te mix nnd then lift into
well -greased muffin puns nnd bnUc in n
het even for eighteen minutes.
When preparing the pet roast, pnt
one nnd one-half cups of flour into the
tnfut and then brown it ery quickly in
het fat. Add
Tmp bit of gnrllc.
One quart of voter,
Tice carrots, diced.
Four turnips, diced.
Three onions.
Cever closely and then reek very
slowly until the ment i tender. This
is best prepared Saturday nnd reheated
for Sunday. Be sure te make at lenst
five cups of grnvy. Te de this just ndd
sufficient water te the saucepan and
boil rapidly ter fhv minutes. The flour
patted into the ment will make the
gravy sufficiently thick. Season.
Beet Sal.ii!
Cenk the beets nnd then cut in slices
nnd add four onions, ulleed thin. Slnri
nnte in well -seasoned Trench dressing
with a tiny bit of garlic.
j Chocolate Pie
I Place in n ancepnn
I Twe-thirds cup nf sunai .
I One mid ene-nalj iupi of miA,
I One-half cup of cocoa.
Tire-thirds cup of flour.
, Stir te diMilve the flour and then
bring tn a boil nnd cook for five min-
I Ute-. Coel nnd tlun add:
1 One-half teaspoon of rnnilte,
1 One-quarter teaspoon of cinnamon.
I Live the pie plnte lined with plain
pnstrv nnd then fill in with chocolate
mixture. Bnke in n very slew even.
I Bacen and Rice Cakes
Wash ene-hnlf cup of rice, plnce in
n Miucepan nnd ndd two nnd one-half
cups of boiling wnter. Cook hlmvly
until the water is absorbed nnd then
mince the bacon very fine nnd brown
quickly. Add the finely minced nnd
i browned bacon,
, One-half cup of finely chopped pars
leu. ' One onion orated
te th rice, season and tnen lerm into
cakes. Dip into flour and then brown
in Dacon int.
I Cern Pudding
Place in n buucepnn
One and one-half cups of mitk.
Tire-thirds cup of flour.
i Stir te dissehe b tlnur nnd then
bring te it boil nnd ,'oek for two min
utes. Remove from the fire nnd add
One onion, grated.
One-half cup of finely rhepp(d pars
leu. One cup of crushed corn.
Salt and pepper te taste.
, Three tablespoons of butter.
Beat te mix nnd then turn into e
baking dish nnd sprinkle the top thickly
with cenr.se bread crumbs and then,
with three tablespoons of finely grated
cheese.
By HAZEL DEYO BATCIIELOR
Copyright, 1011), bv Publio Ltietr Ce.
vthe has been , knew that she could net face a life of
privations.
Sh thought of going te her friends for
help but her prlde rebelled at such an
aetlen She had no claim en them and
at least she had some kind of claim n
this man. Her father had appelntd
him her guardian, he was responsible
for her. But te force bar Inte a mar
rings with him was edlnus And yet whn'
else could she expect from such n man
lie was probably used te daree lui
girls and the like and she could hard'v
expect him te treat her ns ehe had
always been treated by men, this cheap,
swnggerlng bully who Hung menej en
the table in a blatant, vulgar way and
expected her te use It.
Jean was se wenrv bv night that she
crept Inte bed and altpt the long sleep
of utter exhaustion When she awoke In
the morning the sun waa ehlnlng nnd In
splte of herself she felt better She
cooked her breakfast en the gTlll und
after her coffee tried te decide what te
de
She took the bills from the tnble and
counted them. Over a hundred dollars
were there, and her lips curled In a little
contemptuous smile as she carefully put
arm away
, After ail. she argued, what did It mat.
ter what became of her new' Ilerl
dreams were shattered nnd at least If
riie unit away with this man she would i
Ik sure of bedllv needs. Oh, It wan
, ,eak. pltlfullv, sham, .ully weak, but
i ii-r seemed nothing els te de
I At 1U o'clock he came and found
.,ean ea,m, and. as he thought, reason reasen
al.Ie i Yeu have thought things ever?" l.e
tfked
, ' Yes " Her tone was se quiet that the
i f,n van hardly audible
' Listen te me," he said suddenlv, h
die pushing "I'm no bluebeard i.
l ,n t want te ferc you Inte nn thing If I
I thought It wise I'd leave you ctmugu
I -leney te live here in the city as ou
I like."
ih." she Inte: rupted. loelt'ng up wrv ,
I a flush of het; en her face
I "Hut I den t think It wise," be con-
t.nued "You're tee young te live a, 'he i
nnd unprotected in thn eitj you neei j '
i.ange nnd the only wy we tan man-j
I age things Is te be married Hut that
j doesn't mean that I want anything fn.in
you," he continued "I m net feeling my.
en mie inuiKing mat ou care rer me
'.are ter you, Her llpj curled, "Lew
I could I
I "All right, we'll leave It at that I
knew I'm rough, but I'm strong, and I
1 can loeit out for you I want te de
what your lather would think right, and
1 I m sure he would agre with me If he
I were here te hpeak for himself '
I Ven tlilnn imv f.mnr ,n,i.:d ' -t m.
, te marry jeu?' Jean's tone una curl
I eusly quiet.
Ws he said honestly. 'I de
I ' Veiy well then. I'll marry you"
There wji a sudden exultant gleam In
Mark's blue eves and he felt tne quick
li.ued throbbing excitedly In his temples
1 but his face was quite (aim a he looked
1 at Jean and held out his bin hand
' It's a bargain then, and den t werrj
iiuiiKi are Kuintf 10 com out all right
She met his leek wirh her gray eye
dtep and Inscrutable, and after a mo me
men' put her fingers In his.
'It's a bargain, ' tth naid with unmis
takable meuniug
Ills eves were direct and honest they
held u premise.
Tomorrow Jean Hy
friend
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By cerinm: uiwn
If it weren't for the skirt, the belle
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without se much ns vprnining her
lorgnette. Back into fashion again are
the basque-like bodice, thn long tight
sleeves, and the high cellar. We may
protect against them, but we cannot
defeat them. Tliej nre going te be
with u all threugh'the winter.
In the accompanying frock of gray
crepe de chine combined with black
velvet we find, however, one touch dis
tinguishing this corsage from the 1SS0
model Our mothers would net hnvc
permitted these wide nrmheles outlined
with fur te corrupt the appearance of
tlieir parsimonious hasque. le our I
mind it does eer thing te relieve the
high tension rerMige.
The fur used here is gray squirrel,
and the combination nf mnterlals Is an
extremely popular one.
Things Yeu II Leve te Make
tSash of Fur
Fer an after-ioen , r evening freclt
whnt could be mere chic than this fur
wish! If veu have a fox scarf, or almost
nnv ether kind that has become worn
around the edges, r p It apart. Cut away i
the worn parts (Always cut fur en the
I wrong side with a verj Miarp Knue)
, Line the plc-e chosen for the Bash with
a vivid oler thnt will be In harmony
with the frock Faten it te the side of
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LEDGEEPHIL,ADELl?HIA,j FKIDAY,
Please Tell Me
What te De
By CYNTHIA
Te "Delmar"
Delmnr The person who writes the
articles en palmistry only writes nbeut
hnnds In general He does net rend In
dividual hands. If you wish Cynthia
te return your hand Imprrsslen send
her a self-addressed, stamped envejepe.
Says Writer Is Simple
Denr Cynthln "Kensington." the
Vmcrlcnn Longfellow, says ,he Is "Just
nn erdlnnry simple ruv." Hlmnje Is lust
rBht TUB PIjBHE.
I wonder what "Kensington" nnd the
rest of the renders will think about the
appellation "American Longfellow
Pear Plcbe. plensa de net give our grcut
American poet te another country.
And "Kensington" Is Here
Pear Cynthia Many
..mialm? vnll nnxlfttv bV
pardons
for
caning
you
'Skinny." out tne truin is u in
bushel of nerve, nowadays te publish n
"peme " Hence, the stratagem uped te
get you riled. Wish I could get some
of these editors real mad. nut tnny re
n thick-skulled tuinc.n. ihke cvcij
thing one writes for prnlse and then or
der the efllce bev te threw a ceuple of
mere rejection slips In for geed meas
ure It must be reynl fun te work In
a publisher's ofllce. I envy you
KENSINGTON.
Tnu are forgiven, but plense de net be
se net co about us peer editors. AVc really
are ery nice.
Wants Advice
Pear Cvnthtn Yeu have given xerv
manv Klrls and boys ndlce nnd I would
appreciate It very much If you would
answer me.
I nm seventeen years of age ana ex
pect te have n gathering1 at tnv home the
latter part of this week. New, Cynthia.
Is, It righf ter n fellow te stay with li
crlrl at her home after the test leaxe?
If he should ask. what Bheuld I tell him?
ANXiafP
If n. boy nsks te utav lifter the ethers
le.ue sa vnu would, of course, like te
have him stuv but It reallv is tee late,
and -iiggrst that he come spend an eve
ning at your home Instead.
"T. B. P." Writes en Leve
Pear Cw.thla And why should I be
Invlled te'wnte about leve when I don't
knew Just what the expression means?
I de knew that such an emotion exists
but te put It In tangible, cold and stern
words in nn assignment for which I
have no liking
Take the dictionary's Interpretation
and If ou have nnv Ideal, nete hew
far 'from satisfying such an Interpreta
tion Is Then try te put It In your own
words and veur completed essav leaves
veu with the never-ending deslre for re
vision. Once I tried sarcasm and was
left with a burning loneliness that nas
mv unwelcome companion for a fort
night ngaln 1 tried tn be funny and de
clared that "love Is like n, disease : most
of us catch It and suffer, some recover,
but the vast majority nre never what
thev were before" Retribution came
I swift and sure; I caught It tnyse.f
within six weeks of the statement, nave
"suffered" ever since and gloried In It.
much te the amusement of the part
who heard the remark.
Leve should be respected, counter
felts avoided and nn Ideal held then
dividends of hnpplness are bound te be
diclared
I might write much mero but It
would only be a repetition of my letter
te "I'e Jure" en the same subject which
veu ran last spring As I before con cen
ftssed. I borrowed entire paragraphs
rem IJmcrsnn's essay en "leve" and In-
orperatod them In my letter I would
Mic(ret that It cither be relnseited--wlth
full credit te the master, who wrote
he original or veur renders secure a
"py of the essay and study, net read, It
for their own satisfaction. As an In-
iiv'du.il. I knevv of no ether writing en
the subject which se ably puts vague
thought Inte warm, living BiiKllsh wplt
r,.t offending ldenls or actualities
Truth' which could be termed laws ale
en tlled In it I am franklv Jealous of
a man who can entertain himself and
the world betides by putting Inte ex
quisite words the secrets of his thought
Beyond that ncccpt leve when ft
comes, and until that point cease won wen
deiing In definite terras und Indefinite
phrases It gets veu new here except
nte a maze of speculation and tends te
develop Inte a cynicism which Inocu
lates veu against the greatest content
ment that I.fe affords
Tim Bl'CK PHIVATH
1
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The Piece-Goods
Thousands of belts of Entrlish nnd American
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making shirtwaists, children's dresses, heuse
dresses, aprons, kimonos, curtains and. pajamas.
WHAT'S WHAT
Ily IIKLKN I1KCIK
It detrncts greatly from the nppcar nppcar
nnce of a Christmas package when It
comes wrapped In crumpled paper nnd
tied with grocer's twine. On the ether
hnnd, the ovcrdecerntlng of holiday
parcels In out of date Once upon n
time we used te wrnp gifts In geld or
sliver paper, or In dark blue tissue,
upon which we had pnBtcd ever se many
sliver stnrs te represent the Christmas
eky at midnight
hurlng the war we dropped all this
needless elaboration of externals nnd
new we are satisfied te wrap Christina
gifts In new white or green paper, tied
with red nnd green twine, or we use
regulation holly paper with tinsel cord.
If the gift Is of small size It Is wrap
ped In manv layers of tlsoue paper and
sent In a 'box large enough te be handlea
without danger of less.
The Weman's
Exchange
Wants te Berrow Small Child
Te the JMIfer of lt'nmnn's fair:
Dear Madam Could you tell nic of
any Institution which allows you te have
a youngster for the holidays? We would
like a boy or girl from one year te five
years rid. We would premise te take
geed care of the child. We have nj
ildren, our little girl having died
three years age. Mt'.S W B
The Children's Bureau, 411 Seuth Fif
teenth street, will find a little child for
you te make happy ever the helldavs
It Is a beautiful Idea te want te oerrow
one.
A Leap Year Dance
Te fee Editor of H'omen'j l'oet:
Pear Madam Will veu be geed
enough te suggest ballroom decorations
for a lap Year dance te be held In
about u week from this date? C It.
Have rose and white for the Lolor Lelor Loler
scheme In decorating the ballroom for
a U-np Yenr dance Ot some of the
rolls of crepe paper about flve Inch.'
wide and drupe this all around the room,
twisting It loosely. If there are any
sidelights or ether lights that can be
covered, make little hliades of the rose
crepe paper, cut In heart shapes, and
fasten te wire, se that they will stay In
form. Yeu can also have tiny hearts of
roe-colored catdbeard attached by
Ktung te the draped paper tlrlps In dif
ferent pnrls of the room.
Answers the Editor
Te the L'diter of tVemrtii'' Pei:
P".ir Madam I read In the BvnMNO
rrm.ic I.kijeur of December 13 nn nr-
tt. le about hew little a man knows
when it comes te darning The buck
tone of the article was hew useless men
w-re, whin It tame te sewing en a
button, te . nnd fln.illv ended up with
Hew In the world de they ever live
through that Interval between leaving
home and mother, and marrying'"' Se.
with jour pet mission. I will tr te en
lighten the writer a little. Fltst Men
K t through thnt period somehow, but
tbt main thing Is that they get threugn
Second it's only human nature thnt
there Is no man who is geli g te de his
own mending, etc., when ha an get
somebody else te de It.
Third, what Is the wife there for, but
te de these little Items?
Fourth, In mv opinion a geed wife
should frequently Inspect her husband's
coats, trousers, etc and see If thev need
repairing; also it Is the husband's plac
te Inform his wife where she can be use
ful With regard te my personal experi
ence, I may Inform the writer that I
left "home aid mother" at the age e:
ixteen (twenty new) nnd saw active
service heth In the great war, und after
it, in north- rn Russia. Since that time,
I hive done all mv own washing, darn
ing, sewing, etc., but, of course, don't
mean te Infer that I de It as well as a
woman I am only trying te point out
that we men urc net se useless along
that line of work as some people make
us out te he W. O II
te $1.00
Shirts!
DECEMBER -if, 1920
DO YOU FIGHT BATTLES
WITH YOUR LAZY MIND?
When Yeu Conic te an Obscure Paragraph in Your Reading
or De Yeu Simply Give Up and Ship Over It?
TTAVn you rend this?" naked n
member or the sewing circle ob
she took out the book thnt made her
sewing bag se heavy.
"I tried te, becntisc everybody said
It wns se geed, nnd se worth while,"
replied her neighbor. "But I couldn't
get into it."
"It is rather deep nt first, nnd you
have te wade through n geed deal of
thnt before .veu get into the story,"
agreed the first member. "But It would
pay jett te wnde through, because ti s u
fine book."
"I'm net much en wading through
deep reading," declared the ether. "I'm
afrnld I'll have te give, it up."
Hew ninny of us there nre who feel
just thnt wny t
We hear nbeut n book thnt every
body is rending nnd wc start te read It
just because Jt teems te be the thing
te de.
But ns we finish the first page nnd
turn ever, two whole pages of unbroken
"reading" Marc us. In the face.
We sigh, leek nhead te see hew coon
the real story begins nnd settle down te
be bored until we get up te it.
It never occurs te us te try te find
the real value of these first opening
paragraph?; they nre simply long, dull
nnd dry, nnd we skim ever them ns
quickly ns posslble just for the sake of
what comes after.
When we get te the story we rend
nleng xvlth enjoyment, until we sud
denly begin te get mixed up and won
der, "Why, when is nil this happen
ing?" or "Where is this story laid?"
And then we bnve te turn back te
our first dull paragraphs nnd rend them
all through te find out just when and
where it all happened. We don't like te
de it, but it serves us right.
WiriW lazy.
If we meet up with n paragraph or
a sentence that Is hard te understand,
we try it once or twice, fnll te get the
meaning of It and skip blithely en te
something cnslcr.
If we nre rending n story merely for
the sake of the talc ft tells, we can
safely de this.
But if wu have started te read in
order te lenru n little, Improve our
minds n little, give ourselves something
bigger nnd better te think nbeut, we
cannot skip n single pnrngraph, n single
sentence, even n word.
Every one of them was written in or
dcr te express n theught: if we have
te rend it ever nnd ever before we enn
grasp that thought ee much the better.
We may net set anywhere, but we get
something.
And the consciences that have been
whimpering nbeut nil these peer little
neglected pningrnpus which we have
snubbed for time te timn hnvc a chnucc
te sit up nnd chuckle nt our struggles.
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OV'TAs find ufter veu hnve fought
mind several times that deep, obscure
passages are easier te understand than
thev used te be.
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10-00 12.50
A very pretly collection of attractive designs in
Sntins, Faille Silks and Gres de Londres, in all the
new and beautiful and bright colorings.
Smart, close-fitting turbans, chic little sailors,
adorned with bright flowers, embroidered "and some
with long sashes. Pearl Gray Henna Blue Navy
Brown and Black.
Uncqualcd Combination of Stule, Quality and Value
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We knew what a big difference there can be in the
quality of butter that's why we are se unusually particular
in the many little details affecting the finished product.
Fer instance, only the pure, Pasteurized cream of finely
bred, healthy, contented cows is used in making "Louclla."
The contentment, of "Old Bessy" has mere effect en the
quality of her butter than is at first apparent. The delicious
flavor of "Leuella" proves it!
Why pay 75c or 80c per lb. for butter when "Leuella" is
65c per lb? And there's no finer butter made!
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