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MRS. WILSON EXPLAINS A
REAL FRENCH DINNER MENU
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Batons de Caroline Are Salt Crackers Spread With Cheese and
a Sauce Some Other Delicious Concoctions Translated
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Mv Sins'. M. A. WILSON" I
(CcpvrtsM, nn. hv lln. U. .A. troi. I
l. an rtohta rcsriWJ
rnflE bonne lemma of Franco knows
0.(VrV v11 that nM Ttrotnn Rn itlff '
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tlist tho irm nftfii tin More tlifln half
thit eating. Henre t!ie rtcKlrnbllity of
properly prepnrinif, c&rnishlns and
aerVlnic the food.
'to prepare n menu thht will have the
elekanee of savory food nnd nt the name
time be within the reneh of the tnodrst
Sure Is not very difficult. It m even
s within the reach of tlie bride In her
tiny Kitchenette ntul Bhc can use it for
A company meal.
In the following tnenu noliee
First. The amit.tizer
-batons do Car
oline.
Second. The soup consomraa
Tus-
cart. , ,
If tomatoes arc expensive or not
easily obtained, use canned tomutocs in
preparlns the xmall fritters.
Third. The entree of fish-v 1th fish
h served the strchy vegetable.
Fourth. The fote de vcau a la bour-
That is made from calves' liver cooked
in country style, lleef. lamb or jIk
liver may be substituted &':
pensive calves' liver Lay the f r
i Mice of tont and then lay the cs
tables around for a Rarmsh. I eas ami
salnd nre served with the r.
Dessert it sliced pineapple. vrLlppcrt
"SJ t .nSSFSreo that
Lctal'sord'etreofthismenuisto
ablc the housewife to Mrw J
Modest cost a meal that savoM of the
elegance of the cuisine of a larKe cstao-
UahmCnt' LK DINHT. ,
Batons de Caroline
Celerf Consomme Tuscan
, Barbue Braise n U Tartare
' role do Veau n la Bourgeolsio
1'ctitn l'ols
I Salade , -..
1 Ananas a Ja Curtet Cafe 2oir
tllUtw tie Carullno
, i .vi onlt cracker, about
e inch wide"; they are usually P
m. Kn-r n twins. Separate amt tnen
prcad with pimento chec .then in
n green sauce made as follow s l'
very fine sufficient narsley to n-asurc
four tablespoons and then adu .
One teaspoon o; grated onion.
One-half teaspoon of sa.t.
One-half teaspoon of vhile pW .
3'tco tablespoons vf butter.
Cream until well Wen led rnd then
epread very llichtly over the cheew nnd
ffirt with WW. OarMjh jk
tiny border about the batou of i.jcij
chopped hard-boiled ensu
Consommo Tuait
Prepare a good, clear l;';' ";
,. i.it Arm tomatoes In thick. slk
i.r.d
eolden
yortlon of soup.
Barbue Braise a la Tiirtare
TJsc small fish nnd then cleanse well
nd brush with salad oil. Broil, bast , ng
frequently with well-seasoned 1 reach
dfs1rveS "portion, J one small new
boiled potato, with tartare tauce ol sn.
Tartans Swice
One cup of rnavonnaiie drcstmc.
One-half cup vf finely chopped pas- i
Tmi. I
One mediuKi-JiJ-cd sou
piofclc, chop
ped fine, .
One tr.cdiu n -sired or.-on,
ilojped
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One-half teaspoon nf mcstarl.
Elend well.
Fole de Vcau a la Botirgruisie
This Ib calves' liver, peasant .'!.
"Wipe slice of the cahes' livr and then
roll in Hour and bn.wn quickly in pit nty
of hot fat. Lift the liver rr.d add or.e
Lalf cup of tlour to the fat in vhlej
The Question Comer
Today's Inquiries
1. What ui.'.vcrty i r'-ar-iiug -.
million-dollar rlubhouse and so
cial center fur Its wae students
nnd iilumnneV
2. 'When cutting u t'..:n m-ivial.
such as georgette crip, jo can
an even edge be made?
3. In decoratiug a bMro.in, -.aat ij
a ciit-erful and attractive m&turiru
to use insteml of ir-tor.re. for
bedroom draperies ctd ciwh'or.s?
4. Descrlb'5 a convenient knife
sharpener that will put a miracu
lously ke-n edi'e m a knife.
D. How is n tiny ha: f'r the baby
trimmed?
0. In wliat way rcn tV." hee.s and
toes of wooden stockings be re
enforced so that hub's will not te
worn in thtm sj iiuiekly:
Yesterday' Answer
1. London helps its newly appi.lt.t'-d
women r.iagiitrat's ti neeustom
thcmselvis to their positions by
providing schools of instruction
for them.
2. A attractive fea:.."r fan Im.t is
decidely new 1 made of stiff goo
quill, and comes in u ariety of
bright colors.
3. A vehicle which tlie iimad girl
would love to have to take her
dolls riding in, is u miniature
sedan cur, with n conch handle
attached, to thut it en., b'j pusUcd
nround easily.
4. A simple method of tu ing a Urge
quantity of coal is to place an
ordinary fiow rpot in tUe center of
tho grate, which v.u'l heut with
the roul, u:;d buj t'.at much
space.
3. A novel Lloiuv of dar': n terlal
is made with a white plaitej est
and rather high collar.
0. A pruetkal t irt of small tablj
which wo'ild u!io add decoratively
to the living room is n.ade of
pnlDted rood, avJ ajd a flasa
top.
Dorothy says, "I
always reckon
how much Ancre
Cheese we'll need,
then I buy just twice
that muh. And I've
wver known any
Wt on the table."
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and then eut each .lice inw m ,- -.
tnree-quaners ui " ., ,
In flour and then dip in egg was.il an
roll In fine breadcrumbs, lry i.
brown and tcrve rco w .u...
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It wni cookod. IJrown to n deep tna-
hognny color and then udd two and
one-half cupi of cold water. Stir to
lilend. Add two cups of sliced onions,
le r '"
One cut) of cooked dt'coJ carrots,
One-halt cup of finely sliced celery,
One cup of peas,
One cup of string leans.
Cover closely nnd then simmer slowly
for thirty minutes, season and add the
Juice of one lemon. To serve lift each
slice of liver on thin slices of toast,
wen lilt around the vccetablci and
cornlsh with finely chopped parsley and
tn'n s"c f tomatoes.
1'etlN Vols Freeh garden peas, cook-
ed. Until tender anil Konunnpil nml tin.
vorel with butter and u little chopped
mint. Conned peas may be used. Heat
In little butter and add thJ mint.
SaJbido
Serve the lettuce with plain Trench
dressing.
Ananas a la Curtet Pineapple, curtct
style. For each service lay slice of
pineapple on a dessert plate nnd spread
with syrup from the pineapple. (5nr
nish with whipped cream and sprinkle
with finely chopped nuts.
MRS. WILSON'S ANSWERS
1 1 if , :ur3 ""son could you
Mndly explain something which puzzles,
...- -v '"UKiw x nnvo canned toma.
toes for years by boiling thirty mill-,
utes, then putting in "irop cnfi. and '
Hammering shut. I can keen them for
cars tins way. yet when I do the same
thing, us ng Mason or Lightning jars,
the tomatoes go to the top of the jar
and finally spoil. Now, the peaches I
put In Mason jars last year, using new
caps and new rubbers, arc still good
now, and what I did up last month are
rising to the top of the jar. Is the
fruit too heavy for the sirup? Some
times they settle afterward, but look
cloudy, although they taste all right.
MBS. Ii. L.
Evidently you fall to seal the jara
airtight. This will cause the trouble.
A heavy sirup will cause the fruit to
rise to the tops of the jars. Use the
cold -pack method and you will secure
better results. '
My dear Mrs. Wilson Could you
plmso let me know in your daily col
umns which is the hot, cold-pack
method or open-kettle method, in can
ning ucd why? j, j.;
'I he cold-nark methoJ
r'lmlnnf,,.
handling the' product after once It is
placed In the :ar. Foods conserved by ,
mis meiaoa nae oetter llavor and ap-
peurance than those canned
open-kettle method.
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Your SouCs in Your Hand
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KKOKKN HEART I-INU
A. The broken end deerinli:g
rnlit the head lln-. IhU Iridlrntes
tliut heart trouble it upt to nCTcct
the prnon'si brain.
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Vd lit .w.. urn) w. ...s. .t,vu..w. . . t.tu
case t.;o cjstoii.ary reaaing ib rm: ino
rreal: '.a duo ! some caute relating to
r- irnm' In cUAstlnn. Kir lnstnni s. If
:-. .ruke". '"n 'urns toward Jupiter, too
.-jn amou'on :a iuseiy 10 uv louna w
ie t'.ie ctuso of the trouoie. Or, If the
rs. of tho l":ir.d 1.) coarse. It i.ay mean
that yo.-ie tf the grosse- temletielca of
v.o Juplterlnn tjpo aro caufnif the de-f-c-.
A f ndne3s for ovcr-er.lng In one
of that : e n.ost usual te.idenclts. If
ti.o broken l.ne t'jrns toward the mount
wf Saturn, It probably n-cuns that tho
h-art troubli Is complicated with tho
rheumatic tenduicy of tho t-uturnlan
tv And uo on, m regard to tno other
:r.o'i.: tyi-cs, ui, dlrcusced In atotlona III
to ::.
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lln. vrhe:,or It re'.ateo either to health ' There waaher Uneheon too w th J. 1-
c- to affections. Often tho broken end dr"! Wurtlelt ami . uoiovo m.e tci. w.
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DO not accept any syrup for
Karo that docs not bear this
mark:
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The ''bulls-eye" vitli the word
"Karo" is your protection against
imitations and your guarantee of
full weight cans and Karo quality.
Ask for Karo by name. Twenty
million housewives do it over two
hundred million cans sold last year.
Helling Representatives
NATIONAL STARCH CO.
133 South 2d Street, Philadelphia
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the closet doors. In the first placo, the room taken up by glass on A
stand Is saved and, in tho second place, If there nro two doors to Ilia
closet, they ran bo half opened and the woman who lilies her bach to
look neat nnd straight can stand in the middle and sco herself at nil
angles. And then tho reflected light makes tho closet brighter, too
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FIFTY-FIFTY"
By HAZEL DEYO BATCH1SL0B
ofirioM, i:il, lv Pu1lio Ltiser Co.
Jerry Pace .'us osftcd Fraicco Car
ttr to r.iarry Uim.
CIIAl'TKK II
Mildred's Modem Ideas
EvyitY ONE had always Fpoken of
Francea Carter us a very clever Bin.
From her very earliest hluli school iUn
she ha.l alwnyH known tpilto ilellnltt-iy
5.ral B"e l'"',ll:" ',Y "" "i .,;;; n.l
?Chat a rC.
averythtntf had come ubout exactly as
she liad expected
t.'- nfia thn lilnil oi Clrl Who IS
pretty' much npt to have thing her own
way. and because she had a conviction
that she could do things she accom
nllshed wonders In n short t me Her
'dtlir was Indulgent and adored her.
He- mother lonlted upon her with Eomc
thir.vr not unlike uwe. r.n.l because she
vus tho only child she might hr.vo been
spoiled If she hadn't been moio than
usually sensible.
ov,. l,r..1 Viomi -nut of colleso two
.t.rt -i t.n uIsa wfifn n.
article c:. a tlmelv subject and suit It
to ono of tho New lork dallies. it
l.en Hlio wrote a 5n:ipi)
was used on tne woman a ims "
'leca-iso It was bright and readable, tit;
"dltor asked for more. Then came tin
l lay when Frances went mio .-sew iu.ni
, 'or an interview with that great man.
nnd emerged from his otneo tho proud
"ossessur of a real Job. Sho waa to i-o
rect npp'nl to women
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.Se did her work at home on a type
rWt i v" tho-lm'er methol
nd efllolcn tly 'J. t"8 tj0 ;n-5T a,,di.e-
Tne reotlved a orj .fair taiarj.- ana e
t.ndent working woman. That was be
oro sho met Jerry l'age. whose whlr.
wlnd courtship had taken her com
pletely )y stern. ,
On the morning after Jerry 3 propoJU
he awoke with the delicious sensation
that something out of tho ordinary had
'jappimd. .ihe luv for a long time lUlng
over Jerrys ioveinaisuii;. wiiu mc.i -
hOUSd llierO UU WOrK iO UU UUII
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tii taougrui w wum '", -
douche or com water. ut;urc jraiwiiji
Minr work hud flways inria first. one
1,1.1 t,v.r thomrht that Jerry rniun;
como between lierielf nnd her work. She
had tliought of him as nomethlng qulto
outside of her dally routine, uomethlng
to be enjoyecf after her work was lln
Irhcd Now It suddenly occurred to her
'or tho flrit tlmo that sho waa going
to marry Jcrrv and thut ho might not
feci tho same about her work aa cho did
ThN thought tro'illed her nil the
morning and she carried it with her
when nho went Into tl a city to lunch
with Mildred. Francos hail ulwayo liked
Mildred because they chared much the
same Idea of life. Mildred had come
to the city from Buffalo to pursue a
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LEDGEIPHILADBLPHIA, TUESDAY,
OF SPACE
pier classes placed on the instdo of
musical career, she had a tiny apart
ment and t'avo n few Icrsona to eke out
her expenses while sho was studying.
Frances found her In tho kltchcnetto
making mayonnaise when alia arrived,
l'erhnpq there was comethlng radiant
nbout Francea that morning, somo look
that a woman always wcara when shs
In chosen by man, but at any rate, Mil
dred looked at her for a moment, smiled
wisely and said:
"What have you to tell me?"
Tlio noun onco out, Francea could
talk of nothing elie. It wasn't until
thoy had almost finished lunch that Mil
dred brought back suddenly that un
comfortable foellnir r.mi'..H liml l.n.i
earllerln tho morning.
, "Of course, Jerry Is perfectly willing
or you to go on with your wor!" Mil
d'ed spoks with the conviction that nat
urally Frances would not dream of
giving up her career.
"Wo haven't even talked of It, but,
of course. Jerry will want mo to ko
on with It"
"You'd better havo m understanding
ith him Immediately then.' Mildred re
turned practically. "Mn are so nuto-
I ,K..t (p nuve ., u,ldcrsltandln' fm
vety rw
crailc once they ato married, and It'a
o
j reborrow Frances telU Jerrr the plan,
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FASHION BRIEFS
lias tho high collar really taken? D-j
'hy uuch a c.utIou. mv il,.nr? . ,r
i wily UUCI1 U CUfltlO!l. in- rTj.nT-7 , i
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or bomo other brar.d.
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ItaJah Is a favorite lining, p!
for tho homespun wrap deHUm
hoiiieemin .-
, panlculur'v
ineri frtr tl ..
South. Thebe hoinecpun caixH nr.v
ccmo In tho most cxgulhlte colorings
petunia, ro.e, ooftest blues, along vltn
deft utrlnes and checks and in. aim in
Ui favored trimming Ij often located In I
lamb or caracul. Placo white caracul
on one or inese iieHsert tints nf home
bpun and you aro doing overj thing you
talnlv, too, nothing could be more de-'
llghtful than borne of the home3pun i
sulta with a touch of caracul at neck
and ilecves. Corlnne Ijtie,
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By CVNTIIIA
What He Thinks of "Innocent"
Dear Cynthia "-"Innocent" cays she
sees no harm In wholesale hissing. "In
nocent" certainly la Innocent of it senso
of decency". "THIS I'ltEUE."
'Kell
y" Sungesta Remedy
Dear Cynthia "Mcrccdeo" Bectna to bo
unduly disturbed over her Inability to
hold her frlenda for longer than four
or nvo monthrt Uclng ono of tho oppo
slto jex I might bo of soma lielp In cas
ing her rnlnd, Cynthia seems to think
tho troublo Is with our conversation.
J hold that If your conversation wan at
fault your friends would not Inst even
four months. Whllo at thkHpolut and
ngllinst ndvlen from enmn "hnart a.
perts," do not talk or rntjier force the
conversation to bo concerning the ex
ploits of your friend. If ho wants to
talk about hlmsolf, nil well and good,
but don't force him. There nro still
some modest young men. Do not try
to Jump Into a friendship all at once
keep your friend guerslnirabout your
self as much ao possible: do not let him
tako you for granted, thnt Is the ruina
tion of many n friendship. Alwayn try
to havo n smile for him, although an
attack" of the blues In his presence
won't do him any harm. Keep a good
personality, yourself neat and most Im
portant of alt do not let him get too
fnmlllnr, granting privileges which coot
you his rerpect and sometime admira
tion. KELLY.
Friendship With Oppoolto Sect
Dear Cynthia I lead tho story about
tho difference In rccts last night, and
want to nssuro that young man that ho
la leaving himself In for a "lovely"
married life with that Jewish iflrl. I
npoak from on Impartial standpoint. I,
too, am Jewish, but nil my life I liavo
had friends nmonir both tho Gentiles and
Jews, nnd must certainly confess whllo
I do not think I would intcrmnrryyet
that does not cxcludo Gntllc3 from my
calling list
Any person who objects to another on
account of religion Ih certainly narrow
minded, and bliould hnvo lived cen
turies ago when persecution wan in full
bloom. How can ono seot obtain re
aped from another If tho, one criticize
tho other? (Sort of n tricky oentence.)
I. personally, havo never como In con
tact with a rflrl who was that small
yos. Ignorant, for education breeds tol
erance. Wo oursolven do not choose our
religion : that is tomethlng wo must
accept with other established facts on
this earth, and I am ture It ia tho best
way after till, for If tho choice wero left
to us, we most as-suredly would be some
thing ono day and another thins the
next
If this young man would Blmply for
get tho existence of this Jewish girl, I
believe he will be exceedingly well off,
for If he likes and appreciates certnln
traits of the tienmes. ho win eventually
seek their company, and thcro aro Jow
ish girls who are hrond-mlndcd enough
to believe that "Thero's a great deal of
good In every ono of us."
There Is nn Increislug nmount of In
termarriages hopp ones, too of
pf.nrKo. ther l a certain amount of dl-
l (tension bometlmeu, but Jf most folks did
not liavo religion i? quarrel nnoi
could readily find something clao.
riV,.
you say so?
And furthermore, I am a plain ortho
dox Jeweos with several couslnn who
are well-known rabblu throughout the :
state. D. M.
Tells "Hide V Seek" to Stay Home'
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notice to "HiCo 'n' Seek," wno desire
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TOMORROW'S MENU
Vefiefote Soup
Choice of Lamb Pot-sue or Lobster Outlet
Victoria Sauca tried Potatoes
Roll and Butler Lottee
Mhori'. drill nn
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WUATS WHAT
ttr irvi'KV nf
The popularity of Washington birth
day fetes lit the United States a due
chiefly to the patriotic veneration 1
which tho universally esteemed' Father
of hla Country" is held by citizens of
tho great Ilepublle. But there aro other
Masons, mid ono of Uicso reasons is
eeasonal In Us psychology. Tho twent
sccond of February, occurring, as It
does, inldway between Christmas and
Master, comes In color ul relief to break
the long gray monotonea of winter. In
this respect It means to uo what tho
Ml-Caremo or mld-Lent festa olgninca In
F Thee"mtieIhat5chet'' of Parson Adam.'
pleasing fablo and branches from the
apocryphal cherry trco tlguro In chll
dren'o i parties, but for dlnncr-dances,
etc.. more novel designs nro preferred.
Continental hats, minute men little
knapsacks and otlur symbols of Itevolu
tlonnry days aro most approprlato for
Washington's birthday favors and place
cards. Tho color scheme, rod, white and
blue, may bo "said In flowera if de
sired: for example. In scarlet geranium
blooms, paper-whlto narclsal and bluo
h aclnths.
to travel on through tha world with only
a few dollaru.
Why can't those two young ladles
leave good enough alone? Here In Phllly
they nre among their pcoplo and kind
friends. In a strance town and a
strange land It Is a vastly different
proposition. I havo been a globe-trotter
for tho last ten years, only reaching the
are of twenty-eight Many times has
my heart burned with bitter anguish
at what I had done. Again many times
have I ridden tho brcakrods, all for that
wanderlust feeling, I havo been to the
frozn north of Siberia and na far -down
aa darkest Africa, havo boon In China,
Japan. Turkey nnd virtually every
country whero human bclnga dwell. Girls,
listen to one who haa been through the
mill and tautd of tho bitter experiences
of life and utaj" near vour own fireside,
where, when things get dark and dreary
and you feel yourself Kottlng lonely and
blue, you will havo somo ono to comfort
and choev you and drive tho gloom
away
Hut what a wonderful ospcrlenco I
had. In every country tho peoplo and
customs are vastly different than they
are here. My day3 aa a globe-trottor are
not over yet, though I Btlll have the
feeling that I Svant to ro rome place
there I haven't been, but a new hemi
sphere will have to be created to satisfy
the craving for wandering.
1 speak seven languages fluently nnd
slnc.i comlnir to what wan once the "City
of urotherly Love" last July In tho bust -
i ness worm l navo iroucn on spienunuy i
I holding down an executlvo position, but
an yui, uiuiwuk" nu w. . nuiuufi.)
. -.fc r.1l.bi . l hAtif, r n mitvt K.in
haven't met what you would cull n real
nice Klrl. Tlie way l juugo ute I'liua
lelphlR girls Is that If you tiUrt one out
a few tlmt-3 sho naka for your telephone
number. Slh.s Phll'.y expects every night
then. There aro any number of real nice
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WHA T DOES A MAN SA Y WHEN
HE PROPOSES TO A GIRL ?
This Is a Fascinating Question to the Girl Who Still Has the
Experience Ahead of Her But Nobody Ever Tells
"TyrOTHEIl," began the little girl
i lVX whoso favorite age, nineteen,
wan still nbolit nine years ahead, '
her, "there's just one thing I want you
to Hell me."
1 "Well, de'iir. what I It?" asked
1 mother, with her mybcI'lltcllntyl-
muybej-won't expression.
"Why what doco a man say when
he proposes'
And she got the usual nnswer': "Oh,
I don't know, whatever comes into his
head wait till -yon grow up, jou'll
find out in plenty of time."
But, what a collection of funny nn
swero sho might have given.
In n recent come'dy this question Is
nsked of a young man who declares
himself nn nuthorlty on the subject.
"Why, you say, 'Dar'ing, I " he
beghn bravely enough, but his voice slid
off vaguely, "I don't know just what
ou do say after thnt," he admitted.
"But if you get that far with u glr
who has any senso nt all, sho does all
tho rest for you!"
TTUItESIDH
reminiscences disclose
i
rannv nn nmuslnc wording of this
proposal which seemed so stupendous
at the time.
"The first time I ever proposed to n
girl," mused the middle-aged man,
whoso daughter had just kissed him
good night before starting out to a
party, "I stood right in tho glare of
nn arc light." , ....
"It was wintertime, and tho fence
was all covered with ice.
"I stood nonchnlnut'y throwing little
pieces of ice nt a telegraph pole, try
ing to hide my embarrassment."
He chuckled at tho picture of his
former Fclf.
"Thank heaven she turned me down,
tool" ho murmured contentedly.
T'LL never forget," said hio wife,
1 "when Edward proposed to mo
you remember, Edward? We used to
go everywhere together when we wero
about nineteen and twenty : I can bee It
now I was embroidering, nnd he wn(
mil") "U""l.' AWWWO fc4S 4VW.M . I 1 .
alone on the Bofa.
" 'Wo'vo been going nround together
for quite n while, now,' he said, 'don't
ou think wo better have un under-
standing?' "
"I was doing nn especially difficult
m
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rose, nnd I didn't even stop Rtrogcllnr
with it. I said, 'Are you proposing t5
me, Edward?' " '
"And lie said now this Is wonder
ful he salll 'Well haven't you notlcd
thnt I've been rushing you a good deal
TIIEUE, Is tho earnest boy tt
eighteen who wroto out n passion
ute proposal orf tho typewriter, on
which ho had Just about reached tho
stage of getting in nil tho letters of th6
words, but not in tho correct order.
Folding up his careful composition
with all lt nda'u nnd tchs and tovec
ho presented It to Hie lady of his Krea
nffection, nnd went homo to wait for
her answer.,
It wasn't hcnrtlessncss that made her
lough ; It was the lack of power to do
anything clso for, tho next hour or
more.
ttmilKUH never will be any other
girl in the world for me, if you
won't have me." declared the lovelorn
youth mournfully, realizing the hop;
lesMicss of, his case.
But he has hnd one two three o!i,
n number of other girls in the worlj
since then,
Of rourso theso examples of "whtt
he said when ho proposed," that fas
cinating subject, were all unsuccessful
I wonder whether any one wouM
ever reveal just what he did say st
that sacred time when she accepted
him?
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