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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PL'lDteLPHIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2ft 1320
THESE ARE THE GOODIES
PROMISED BY MRS. WILSON
'A Pruit Cake Made Without Eggs, the Old-Fashioned I'fcffvr
miss and Lebkutchen, and Some Delicto:
Little Tea Cookies
JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS
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I5 MKS. M.
ICepvrioht,
A. WILSON
A, 'l!on.
lth. bu Mm, M.
All riphtr remvrd.
THIS liollilay flmp si't-mi most ap
proprlnto for the Romllfi of the year
rid tht hmiRcwHV fceN that it would
not be ChrNtimiH without the hl
tlm faiorites. , ,
1 linvc n tlolii'i..-.- nKe reoipe Unit
does uot reiiuin- i-ec ami It comes to
this corner frnm the enrl
ltouscwive of the mliluot
h'iur tniU;,Hiiin n) com.
Our c;i i) in rbnpiicd nu'f.
Our ni u fir.riii rAnjiin? nnXn,
One iji ftrn-ly ehopprd canditd
cilrmi,
'Ihnrntid one-quarter rups of flour.
Tiro Iwrl tnblnpooni of bnkini)
poirdrr.
ISi'Uf to ml and then vpreiul one '.ihH
lilt h dee: in noll-creim-il nnd tloured
pioneer baklni: pan. Hake in a moderate ovei. I
for twehv minutes and then cool nnd
remove, from rlie pan and cut Into .
MpmrcK, nnd eotr with water ioinc.
put
Kscles' Wult Caltc
Tiro rupg of hrovii iipir.
One 'lip of -liortrninr.
One cup of sirup.
One-half packnpc of runin.
One-half pound of upncuf.
through the 1ood chopper.
One-half pound of peanuts,
through the food chopfiir.
One-half pound of enndird citron, cut J
with knife into thin Wi'.vi. i
Fout and one-half cipa of flour, I
Three hvrl tahlcipount of baking i
powder.
One cup of cnM Hack coffee,
Mix thoroughly to Mend and then .
turn Into a round cake pan which has
knA.. .....11 Haxnunil nJ tllllirflil flfltl lllllftfl
In a slow oven for rne nnd one-half ' doiisli that i'nn be haiulled.
hours. , cold plaee for a few lnuirs.
Place small pan of rohl water in the
oven with the fruit cake, while it Is
baking.
Ice the rnke, when cold, with choco
late Icing, made as follows :
One nnd onc-!ialf cupi of .V.YA'A"
tupar,
One-half cup of coco.
One teaspoon of vnniU'i,
One-half teaspoon of cirna'nau x-traet.
And sufficient boiling water to mace
,hjm.ck.!h.' ,, .., . one that Wdeliclou.. V
The small cake ako play, an lm
portant part in the holldaj season. Iu .
many parts of the old world these cakes
are iced nnd used to decorate the .
Christmas tree They ulso can be I
packed in little fancy baskets and wnen '
a nice glass of good homemade jelly '
1b included, it is a very acceptable girt
to the bachelor or the business woman, j
rfflternuss (I'eppor Nutsl i
l'lace in a mixing bowl: '
Ono nnif unc-quartir cupi of fcrutcn
sugar.
One and one-half cups of flour.
One-half teaspoon of unit, i
One lev I tablespoon of baking
foicdcr.
Kun between the hands to blend nnd
then rub into this mixture:
four tablespoon of shortening.
One-half teaspoon of gimjer,
' One teaspoon of cinnamon.
One-half teaspoon of allspice1.
One cup of finely chopped citron.
One cun of rind" chopped raisins.
One-half cup of finely chopped nuts,
Now ue one egg ami three table
poons of water. Beat together nnd i
form a dough nnd then wort until '
mooth. Now break off pieces the sue i
of n. small walnut nnd form int.) balls.
Flatten with the hands and then set on
well jreased baking sheet. I.et stand
for one hour. Brush with sugar anc
water nnd dust lightly with nutmeg.
Bake in a slow oven for twenty minute.
"Vntir icing Is nuu'ic with just enough
bidllng wnter to moisten one-half cup
of XXXX sni'ar nnd make it spread.
Tor the gingi-reake mini nnd animals
so dear to the hearts of nil children.
j,Uf 'l'lace in a mixing bowl:
One cup of tnolaises.
One-half cup of sugar.
One-half cup of shortening,
One-half cup of black coffee.
One teaspoon of cinnamon.
One-half tea ipooti of alhpiee.
One-half tcaipaon of ginger.
One tablapoon of baking poicder.
And just enough llo.ir to make ai
rince in a i
Then roll
out on u (fibl" which has tven covered
with oilcloth and then cut out men nnd
women and various nnitnnl shapes. To (
ouinin nil' f.iutT. jut i-iu iih- imuvru
desired out of stitT paper and then
brush the paper well with snlnd oil, nnd
lny this (in the dough ; cut with a
sharp knife. Lift the prepared figures
to a greased and lloured baking sheet
nnd then brush the tops with snlad oil
or melted butter substitute. Hake in
u slow oven for twelve minutes.
For those who like the old -fash -
season here is
one that Is deliciou". nare in n mixing
bowl :
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iSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
rii'ilo t r ntral News
Mie's as good lis she can lie. Ami being a careful little mother sho
sees to it that KllzaMh n ami .Marj are gooil, too. Kverybody Knows
that Santa Clans won't put anything In the stockings of llttlo dolls
or little girls who don't say their prajers at night anil Klliibeth Ann
needs :i new coat dreadfully, while Mnrj is Just it:u" '" " ea au'e
ami a rocking chair
Please Tell Me
What to Do
Dy CYNTHIA
Another "De Jure" Is Here
Dear Cynthia Tho definition , ol
"I-ovo" will be found In "What Is Moni
by Mark Twntn. Head It
DI3 JUU13 NO. 1.
THE GIRL WHO HAD A LIFE
THAT WAS A WHITE ELEPHANT
She Didn't Know What to Do With ltS1p. Lacked Common
Sense and a Sense of Humor, Like Many Others
THE HUSBAND HATER
y HAZEL HEYtr IlATCHhXOK
CovurlaM, 1910, In Public Jdi;(r Co.
One cup of molasses.
One cup of oroicn sugar.
Tiro-thirds cup of shortening.
One teaspoon of cinnnwon.
One-half teaspoon of pinner.
One-half teaspoon of allspice,
I One-half teaspoon of cloven,
' Three-fourths cup of black coffee or
i thin apple snyce,
Thice and one-half cupi of flour.
I TV' level tablespoons of bakina
poirder.
, One c ip of finely choppid nvti.
1 One cup of seeded raisim.
One-half cup of citron, cut in thin
. .vlirri.
,,. , .. . . . , , old days, Imperious. fnMlnntlnis sinu very
Miv and hen turn into a round cake , "J " ., , wlallorutl m ss and an
pan. lluke in a moderate oven for forty . wveij. mi m- ,,.- ,,
minute, and then cool nnd . with the I though she we.ro conferring a f.iv-.r on
chocolatv icing that ou uvil for the him nho lnvltl him to sit In tn. drnw
fruit cake. o , nK room with her that afternoon She t
Here is a delicious little cuke that can ' Inughcil a little and drew him to talk of '
be made ipiickh and served to the holl- , himself with more freedom than liu '
dny guests wi'h n cup of coco or choc- ...- i,nd Irefore It wasn't until that
,olute. It is unite Inexpensive and U , nffM slttvr dinner, when thej
,'ul!,,, I rhleairo and were settlea 01
Jean .Vorfftruj) Ml been brotio'it P
In icealth and is suddenly eft ?""'
Jess by the death of her father shortly
after his failure In fttwlneys. An un
known ir sterner named Mark Ilroml
has been appointed hrr guardian, and
ichcn he arrives In the city xugpests
that Jean mat-y him and go banK
west as his toif At first J"."'
dignnntlv refuses but after thinking
"t over" he derides that she is helpless
and accepts th, offer. Before she
leaves icith hrr husbaiut she web out
Cicctyi Krtnicles. an old friend, and
says pood-by in order to create a good
impression amuna her frictuls
A Few Plain Words
J KAN wai onJ..yliiK lo the full
i ... ., ., .
" power that sne wn""' " "
Fifty-Fifty Love
... . i v.Ln una.co In
Dear I'mmia niny i "":.,', (il8
vm.r nnlnmn to Held lUSt a lUtle to UlO
lVuers of "O. U." "A Bachrtor urn .u.u
"Jerry"? , they ex-
..-I.Blw wiw c" Vf- 7n"; "that "lovo
V.!" ft' F'SZr: " "L.-V;; the sacrifice.
th ureatL-r the love hut oa ou gu,
I would like to Quote you a "tie or
my own lire it may ncip j"
Mn...l Invnifl mannlnir
.. .. .i t ... tho broad-
At tile rreseni iiinu "" "-, ,,.y,v
winner of tho famlly-nl why
nhouldn't I be? my husband W P
nKalnst It. In other words, ho lw
w-ork and can tlnd nono that he ca . n do
on nccount or injuries "". -
are troubling him now, but that is no
renon why we should pine am. bIbIi mm
say how cruel the world Ib and a hundred
or more like complaints. If hp WJ
able he would go out nnd Provide for
me. As lonpr as he. lsn w-hy h"Mn l
I do the same for him? I am youm,.
healthy, and can provide inoigh tor us
to livo on "pretty comfy." Hut t.. ".
thiB Ih also an Important part of tne
llfty-flfty basis to which you did not
refer. My husband has taken m piaci
In the home. Keep ,H ole cS:
"washes the dishes" and has a good
dinner cooked for me when I came Homo
(mm mv .lnv'n Wnrlt. lUSt ttB llO WOUIU
expect If It were he conilne home ln
atead. So you Heo. "C. II " and Jerry.
you Hllll navB u uinv iui - ",,,,,
In other worda. bo fair to both sides, and
., .... i ..... u,iu fnn,ilv true love
lllfll AH ill ""I tin..' '"""', : r., ,,,
will rule "sacrlflce undylnK. but well
ru.nniii liv Dm lnvlni? Bncrllice of tne
other "A m
rnHEIlK was once n girl who had n
perfectly good life all her own.
She used to sit down nnd worry about
that life of hers.
"What shall I do with It?" she would
ask, over and over again.
And the result was thnt he merely
went eri sitting and worrying nnd won
dering until her perfectly good life was
all wasted. ,
There "'were two things that she
needed n sense of humor nnd some
plain, ordinary, everyday common
seise.
With u sense of humor she would
have renllzcd how utterly, uselessly
ridiculous It was to think of her life
ns something concrete like n strangely
shaped vaso or n piece of cloth with an
unusual design.
With common sense she would simply
have gone nhrad and lived that per
fectly good life, without bothering about
doing anything with it.
F.
IS too bad that those two senses
nro not added to the other live.
So many persons, like the girl with
the life, lack them nnd get themselves
into hopeless muddles on account of that
lack.
For Instance, there is the thinker who
has bint realized enme fundamental truth
which has been known always, and Is
thrilled over It.
"Why, if my thoughts are always
pure and good," she exults, "-I can
never do anything really wrong."
And common sense, stnndlng, .ignored
and neglected just around the corner,
smiles u resigned, contemptuous smile
and remarks: "Why, of. course not,
it,.
self right on the brink of n martyr's
suicide because "she" walked to school
two days In succession with his rival.
The poor child suffers as nctually and
ncutcly as any one with a real sorrow ;
he hasn't any sense of humor; b
couldn't possibly know how Incon
gruous his passion to wittwhls nose and
his age.
mHEItn'8 the girl who walks along
in the middle of winter, shivering
with cold, wrapped In a huge fur cont,
.with the collar spread wide open dis
playing a bare neck and a thin silk
dress.
Common sense would tell her to
fasten It find keop out the wind; but
vanity bids her show the pretty throat
with its string of -pearls.
She answers vanity's call.
There's the woman, weak and limp
from an ache caused by Inflammation.
who attempts to remedy it by applying
hot water, thereby causing more In
flammation. Common sense would tell her it
wai impossible; but she doesn't know
anything about common sense.
THE person who is discouraged, after
too much dreaming and wishing for
success, or happiness or riches, is for-
tunntc It she has n sense of humor.
i ho.n k",0w ,,ow fa0''"" ' ttlgrt
took sitting down t pity herl om
sic will bo able to find any number
tiny little thlng that arc ffiB"
enough to qhecr her nnd give her co,,?.
kc to go on n little further. '
Oh, you're lucky. Indeed, if y0ll ha
a sense of humor and nomc ni,e
ordinary, everyday common sense. '
You ought to put it into the thank.,
giving part of your prayers every night
And if you haven't it, you'd bett
try to cultivate some. M '
It will help you.
Home-Made Balls
Effective decorations for tho n,.i
mas tree can he made at horn. . . '"
cost whatevor. Cut twenty SrShVA, M
Inches In diameter, or twelve tu"n.hri
of colored paper. MagnilnV ei,B.or!"
u .- -- "i"". IU.
ored advertisements or scratw iit r,"r. co:'
paper can bo used. PolTlaeh tl,wJ
twice (color sldo ouistd.i ".!h ':
folding thorn slightly.
i". -Tr.'' nen tin.
string them
you woum Deauo, on a Btron .r. "
paper for snowhn
bb frlnted a little,
passed through the center of each SV,?.'
Qay balls will result Use . ffl
aoer for snowhnllr. n. il'1""''
pd with an alum
make them sparkle
iignica.
Or they may bo tin
solutlSn wlch
e When , .'i. '
when tho tree li
one way or another. Out huro we don't
trifle, wo don't flirt, wo do thlnes In
a big way because it's a blic country and
nothlnp small or trumpery" belongs to It.
Today you've been kind to me at) you'd
be kind to a big colllo dog; you've held
out your hand nnd patted my head, and
all tho while you were thinking how
BUierlor you wero and how easy It wns
to throw me a bone and we mo respond
by fawnltur over you. You aro one of
the women who Imagine thnt men wero
maila for your lile.iBiire, but out hero
, you'll And things very different." And
having flnlshul hat he had to say
Mark' left Jean aTone. her cheeks burn-
1 Ing and htr hands clenched.
Tomorrow .lertti Is forced to rapltnlnte
the
ver
her new husband, and fnr the first time
I Murk tw hrr na sin- nan oren in mu
WHAT'S WHAT
By HELEN DECIE
Batter Nut ."SMinge Prop Cakes
Place n a mixing bowl:
One i-up of sugar,
Thiee tablespoons of butter.
i olki of tico eggs.
Cream well until a light yellow i
and then add :
.s"ij tablespoons of water.
lebltutchen
This take r"oipi- uf Swiss origin and
Is over OlH) jears old Place in a mixing
bowl :
One up iij broirn lunar,
Threc-iuarttrs cup of milk.
One and out -half ttaspoons or cinnu
txon. One-half teaspoon of gingc
.One-half teaspoon of nutmeg,
Ope teaspoon of clavis,
unc-fourth cups of sifted
teaspoons of baking
I One and
flour.
Three level
powder.
One cup of finely chopped nuts.
Beat to mix and tin n fold in the
' stiffly beaten whites of twn eggs. Bnke
in the wmall muffin pan in a moderate
oreu for liftn-n minutes. Grease nnd
flour the puns bi fore pouring In the bat
ter, (antisii the tops with bits of cit
ron and maraschino chcrrie,.
had left
in. a tram
bound still further "W et. ma- some
thing happened to frlght-n Jean, to hhow
her a gllmps.1 of tho tai.se wouruj
1 she was enjoying.
I Shi' had b.n sittlnic with Mark on
olor I tho observation platform and finally Bhe
'had decided to ko to bed.
1 "It must be the wind that has made
I me so sleepy," !ho said smiling up at
I him. and together they begun tn. trip
i.. wi.. rwn mr- Tliev vveto go-
,Ung from one .train tc , anotber wh. n the
ity Tri iTifiitiki .1 i,ui ii tv -. v -
Adventures With a Purse
ilition of the stick makes this set par
ticulurb coiutilete. And the rriee nuts
LET n.e tell jou of the fussy feminine- it in reach of most nnv one. for it costs
utterly fascinating vanity eae that SI. .TO. with a tBs of six cents.
j-i i will wn:.t either for vour own
dresser ..r ,, will suiiplv have to gnt
t'or the t 'intnias gitt of jour er be-t
friend It u oni- of those lovely old
toe silk -cuvi red things und just how
can I des, nbe it' lt tne it re
minds one nt th" top ot n bureau, only,
r( course, it Is small, not more than
four dr five inches aru-s In the back,
Jujt wloTi' the mirror of it bureau wuuid
be, is a ..Jtl- roirnl mirrur. and then
Then, if you are coming in town any
how. tnp und Me about the umbrellas,
hut do not make ti special trip for them,
for tlier.' is u doubt as to whether there
1 will be any left. They ure made of
union taffeta, have tl.oe ,iii e stubhv
.tips, ami the handle nn mostly
trnight with the leather w ri-t strap
attached, while tlier" lire u fi with the
round bracelet handles. The j.nce i?
only ..". which i the low-t I l,ai seen
for a nice umbrella.
nn what -vo ud De tin' top. as 1 r.call it' An(, r,)(n frrt ,,, . lin(ll is a
r-vv. are two cunning littie huxes or.eirj iOB1,.ul and nanira1 truiisituin, so
roiitainit.g rriug' nnd one jwder. A let me tell jou about lin- anuuing col-
.. . ... . I l..,,.,. t,f .rt.wllfirli.lf n nr i.Tii. wli.iT.
f.n wer rills o It tin 1 V'U"s tn" nul'"""" "' -" "'
bnxe are ,n me .r..er ti i. '.ml ills
, lipstick.
to dencribi
jour-elf
HirprUe v.
lo -.'1.V tl.u.
lti.t what's the use of trying
t'' Do stop in ninl M'e a for
T " priee i $". whu'h wi.l
My
Al'.en j ! see hnt a
. il- iri'V iiii is
it 'he
Then rig..
the li't'e rilfv . i n.ity
tin" dresi r or to Li
J li ketln '.v 1' ' I I'
, ,--siz. 1 " U
ire
i bin.
r'lih.ni tl
(it poW'lll
the puff.
t'lij ii"--"
r- In if
ii .. 'i :
1 -in.
. sjilue Pi.1i e
tn." , ither for
arried in one's
. ! a gmer-
lll' 11 O'.li I OS!
f 'i 'v itli lit'li
- . mil i 1 .
f . m' lib
St. ( I'll' lld-
rhere nre those ov,-lv branch candle
sticks, m a silver finish, holding seven
randies, and their price h ." Tin I was
under the impression that tl ej were
ever i-o much more expensive thun ihnt.
There ure other vt!es oh ! innumerable
kinds And I want to urge inu t stop
in and -ie l,e ilisplay if ou are nt all
intirisfeil r. i-unil. - Tl.e priees are
vr lets- .ru g. too
I nr ri'ims n!
I'dll'ir nr l oni
hni .uldresi. Woniali s I'.iur
Witlnut ur.Miiln JOOo
.:, i.. ...siitiriinL- n rune uicditi ou
Irani in '""' " -,---' ,it, l,.,r
deiilv and inrew j-.u ui j- -
liu" band Hi'fore she could regain her
bV I. n.-e hi anns had closed about her.
and shi- w:is mothensl. enveloped In his
emFVra moment she lay In hlB arms
powerless to move His heart leaiw-d In
S?nt tearing beats .igalnst her t-me-
i thing wild and primitive in i . e ioucu
of his .irnis ronii . " .-
sorrv that she had ever tried to be
-t 1
She struggled, and as though
. u..ln,r Vin rel..riKOll her IH.-it. I
llieo;iii.-iiih. " -. .: . ,
"I'm sorrv. he whispered,
believe ne " ...
She Mood facing him tl.eu
i. - ..1 i.nntlnir. "Re'.leVt Vo'
never believe you again. t,h- i.i-ih. "
2 ... ,.,,;..mi.tu .uslv. "After .ii'.. a tnidi
who could do what ou have .'.'
not a man to trust 1 don t knsw
. ,,- ......I. in,, think tl.it I rl. .,
tl.iCht have a Sellh of 1 "111-'
lie went White to the 1 J - .1 .1 ' 1 -,.,i
iT.imlt and without a v..r.l f .llowr.l
.r throUBh the i.ir. and t'. tl . I
,...t- iiniwlne room J. an 1'
moment's hcHitatlon. tur-.e.l -h
. .. k it. It ui.rij.nt ui.t . li,.
Iround'thlli Hh- w h lr,l foUowed
lier. but i-bo was not frlgl.'-ti'd. tshe
could manage blni , , . ,
n u.,oild like to be a'om . -so
he:- Up furlliiir ...
"inri I Iuiim sometl' ng to sa.
rctumi'd qulcklv ,
"I ,im willing to abl.'.e b the baigaln
I made, 1 ut th-H , . isi't 1 ie in that vou
are to bavo vour own wa, do vou 'in
dorstand" N.. won.un can te.l me t u,t
I have no hot. or lust of all m wife
and I e;wit ol'U'ence aim coun
..,., inn w he'h. r you want t..
frleiidlv or not Ym are go'ng lot
....iinln to Ikve mi Klnl '! a 1 ''
rests w'lth i' n whether th ngs are peas
ant or 'l.c r. v..-st AT. lour l.fe jou .
l.uen snolle.' n'i ! ulit ouc flirti
n sour pr ' i-im "-v uh ' n
who h i'lf t ! .'.' 1 ..ugh to 11 .1'.
1
ro-
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l.reath-
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w ha'
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if
ut a
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imr.Fd
wild.
he
In
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Opinions on "Danny" Differ
near Cynthia There Is still a great
deal of correspondence In your column
pro and con on the grtat and vital Issue
pertaining to love. It seems a whole lot
of the correspondents who write on this
llttlo word of only four letters but
which has swayed tho destinies of not
only Individuals but nations, have a
very vague conception of It, or olsij they
write to the Cynthia column Just for the
sake of writing. Take the letter of one
(Danny), who says thcro Is no such a
thing as love, yet she Is engaged to a
.... rniinn.. nnrt 'ineetH to net mar
ried nround the holidays, but does not
love him. Now, Danny, take my om ice
and cut It out right now before It is too
late It seemo to me you nre going to
marry this fellow Just for the sake of
getting married, so you won't be ca led
an old maid. Bather an old maid a
thousand times over than wreck thW
man'B life, which ypu may do. Don t
you know if you don't love this man mi
a. wife should he Is sure to find It out
soon, He will perhaps meet a woman
who can love, and here is where you are,
going to have a wholo peck of trouble
right from the start. Bight here Is how
.J!, .ii. ...... a imulnpRH i?ets a foothold.
Why. Danny, wreck your own life and
his, loo, when It can all bo avoided If
vou Just use a little common sense
You nro nil wrong and you are taking
a fool's chance. "Cleo." one of Cyn
thia's correspondents, also says there
Ih no love." If there Is no lovo now
adays you girls are tho cause of It:
11a 1 said before, you aro 60 engrossed
in worldlv affairs dress, show. Jazz,
movies, dancing schools In fact, your
brains are so shallow there Is no con
centration on any one thing. You fly
around tho llame llko a moth, and when
vou net your wings burnt nine times
but of ten ft la the fellow, you cry.
who is tne caut-e mi. ' ..... n.. .
bo plain. Danny, and tell you there nre
very few girls nowadays with nil their
colieKC and business training who enn
converse with a man on important
toDlcs of tho day. Tell them nbout the
Stest styles or nbout Mary l'lckford.
or borne other great movie star, they nre
all eyes and ears, but talk common
m-nse and you get little encouragement.
If thereis no lov such girls nro the
cause of It, and I, Indeed, pity the mor
tal who can't develop or has not this
ir,uim,.t nf love. They aro lower thnn
tokos In the hostess, and he sltB to tho ,1,,, onlmal kingdom. Tho love of the
right of her at the other end of tho , lltlnial kingdom for ItH mate or Its off
table. The othir guests take their chairs ' spring Ib beautiful to behold some
according to tho names on tho placo- times and If the women nro losing that
cardy, each man assisting hl3 dinner wi,ich' is the greatest thing n woman
partner to her chair before taking his havo (love), then all I can say is
own If uny guest should be accl- (. d ,)lty tho human race. I am dis
dentally detained, arriving after the din- UHted lately with some of tho silly and
ner has begun an apology Is made to I haUow minds that try' to define love,
the hostess before ho takes hln placo at 1 """"""
the table - ll-
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There s the snub-nosctl, xrecaiea
dreamer of sixteen who imnglnes hlm-
At'a dinner party all the guests are
rupposcd to havo arrived a few minutes
beforo the tlmo set. Tho host nnd
hostess greet the Incoming guests and
ench m:ui Is paired off with his din
ner partner The host enters tho dining
room llrst, with the distinguished or the
most elderlj woman on his right arm ;
and sho Is seated to his right nt the
head of the table
The oldest or tho most eminent man
If
STURKEY
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WHOLE
SALE
Headquarters for Maurice River Cove Oyster
AND ALL KINDS OF FISH AND SEA FOOD
FOUR POUNDS REAL SHARP CHEESE, 95c
Rump Roast
Butcher Roast
Chuck Roast
MITCHELL'S MARKET, Inc.,
Hambure Steak
C Shoulder Veal
Roasting -Veal
10 & 12 S. Delaware Ave.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Thll li Oar Onlj Mark MHaMMBIBM
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The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
1. When the stiff toes or heels ot a
shoe nre cracked so that black
ing will nor restore them to
newness, how can they be filled
up?
2. How can n miniature cnblnct for
stamps, rubber bands, pen
points nnd other small acces
sories be made for the desk?
3. In typewriting with sovernl
sheets of paper and carbon,
how can the pnper be kept from
curling up at the top? "
1. What uso can be mnde of the
tops of a. pair of wornout
pumps?
5. How can stains made by beef
juice be removed?
fl. What comfort for a doll can be
made out of leftover bits of wool
iu various colors?
Yesterday's Answers
1. A convenience for the small apart
ment without a kitchenette is of
polished 'wood with a tireless
cooker and two electric burners
concealed In its upper part,
while tho lower part is made in
shelves.
2. A novel Christmas gift for a man
enn b3 made by taking one of
his own kid gloves, worn In the
palm but good on the bnck, and
covering the palm with lambs'
wool to make a shoe shiner.
H. Save money in the buying of silk
stockings in winter time by
getting Inexpensive ones of light
colors nnd dying them block nt
home.
4. I'lacing a lemon in the oven just
before squeezing it will make it
more juicy and easier to squeeze.
.". A pretty collar that gives a light
touch to a dark dress is made
of iriolre ribbon, gathered into a
ruff which stands up around th
neck.
0. An amusing bath apron fnr
mother or nurse hns the '
made like a Ilunny rabbit's face
with long ears, for the shouldi i
straps.
Of Interest to Women
Miss Lorraine K. Wooster. stni.
perlntendent of public Instruct" f:
Kansas, is not one of the wom-n -i
iinuniu), in iioi one or tne Women .i
look with tolerant eye on My idv 5
otlno. Miss Wooster. who hL '? hic-
In the state Capitol In Topeka i T
vpr of prohibiting the use of tobj'f:
tne tapuoi, ana nas given notice i.t '
Intontlon to bo advise fh rL.'i1 h'T
- vsccuh,,,
Intention to
council.
Mann & Dilks
1112 CHESTNUT STREET
Up-to-Date Prices
At Replacement Costs
Comfort in Shopping Here With Dependable Merchan
dise Proper Boxing Everything Exchangeable
Or Money Refunded
MOST EVERYTHING FOR MEN
Neckwear
Handkerchiefs
Gloves
Bath Gowns
Sweatero
Wool Veste
Silk Hose
Golf Hose
Silk Shirts
Pajamas
Underwear
Madras Shirts
Overcoats (Tyrol Wool)
Wool Hose
Dress Studs
Dress Sleeve Buttons
Lounging Rubes
For Ladies and Misses
Sillc Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
Leather Coats
Suits (Tyrol Wool)
Coats
Coats (Camel s-Hair)
Shirts (Ready-to-Wear)
Gloves
Tailored Waists
Wool Hosiery
Neckwear
Wool Scarfs
Silk Reefeis
Underwear
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1102 CHESTNUT STREET
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Special Holiday Values
Christmas Blouses
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and here it i.s. A very fine col
lection of newest modes Crepe
Georgette, Pussy Willow Taffetas.
And Hund-mudi- Blouses of White
Batiste, most daintily hand-drawn.
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Stone Marten Opossum 16.95
Natural Mink 19.50
Taupe and Poiret Fox ' 30.00
Natural Squirrel 29.50
Genuine Stone Marten 38.00
Warm Coats
Very Specially Priced
A small, exclusive group of
fine Bolivia Cont Wraps, richl.'
lined and wurmly interlined.
Ab n Gift Suggestion of rare
practicality, we proffer this
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first thoroughly Pasteurized, which .not only insures its absolute purity, but also
helps to give it that wonderful flavor which has made "Louella" so popular
among people who appreciate good butter. '
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