Ssia Firtsynw "yrTWyWW ' t S1.1 VV-f v"Jt -S,' " ' ff , I l'SV Y"3 r Pffl m iMi t Ui .V IS MRS. WILSON TAKES UP r WA YS OF COOKING ME A T Boiling Hard Spoils Meal, for the Long. Slow Cooking Gets I More Nourishment Out of It How to Boil Potatoes t - ! H MltS. M. . WILSON ' xis.t Hie ilnuslitpr of the liouseholil xxho iiCopynq' i 11:1. tn iin, i. i. litlson. lii' heon liousckrcping for nbntit eiRlit .11' rmiun irwt'd oru immtlifi. After Ml'i'tnllug it very ."pOIMNC, brollinjr, roiif-tinn mid fr.i ilis.itit nftornmin I niTiMiti'il lier J-tiii5, I'lircenl Imitation to stay for the evenltiB This Kiiblivt io ltn11r Imiioitant to jinr iiouNO"ne who rrnilcs tnni mi' iirn itidlne of food for the fitmilj is not Jmnrel) plnelng tlnee nienls n dnj on I'm tnble ' order to -ntlf the fninil iuiiiRcr. In this day of fuel ivtiiiiiiiili" Jthe lionsewlfe seldom choose" to main tain tbe nld-fnxliloni'd eook stole xxliieli VWi coiil as tli" menus nf obtniniiiK Iheat. llntlier tdie prefers the gas mid Wectrle ranges. I Tn order to mnintnin n t'idv nnd vcn bent, u briber It lie In tbe put .siiii ptierin;; ntop the tni or tbe ront In the oven. It nil re-mlies Itself into n pnntter or tnti'nsix siiihj, i tin i pii' ttlvlileiulii in t'ro nt IriR 1os of fooi kthrouuli failure nf not liiimxlnit lb fiietboily. nnil the rflVi't Hint the food Smntter of tnteniiv stiuij. Hint pi food tbe nave when under or oxer cooked on thr Si'itrrnl beiilth. Temperntiiie i one of tbe most im Vrortnnt elrmenls in the preparation of (food. The chemist tnilax bus discovered Jfroin hie eperini"iits that ceitnin tem- ncrotures drstioi ceitnin elements in foods that we need. To Hull This term is applied m''e.idml 'o nost rookinc terms under tins headlnu. Many lielirxe tlint ulnn the term b"il Jnc is u:ed tbe fond must jump notiel ii rou nd in tbe iileiisil and that the iqtlid ir tbe utensil must be 1 iolentl.x igltatcil Thin is a verv grent mist.iKr I i rally now of nn mints and of few other 'ooila that are benefited hi this method. polled meat i meat spoiled Cerium parts in the let f cn-ciss cnnt.nn. pound lor pound, more nutriiii' nt than other Jinrts. It is n well known f.iet that Jbose pints of musclis of the niituril fiodj xxliirli are eercised most fie fiuentl) in tlicir dailx effoit to inninl.iiti Jife. coutrin the most nutiilioii nml that iilifortimiitrl.x lliei are tin loneliest ; Now if tln is true, and without a lloubt it is then thoe of uk who wish to obtain the most niitritixi xnlue for fiur money should closelv stmh 'these facts. In order to make these cuts lender and palatable it is necessary to Inoxx that Ion,, slow . moist looking if ihe vehicle that we must use. j t.et un. for our own interest, fonder pnd (picstion what is meat'' Meat is ihe dreeii ran ass of rattle, killed tinder tbe supervision of the gnxorn Incnt. It ci ninins. ns its chief con tltuent. protein , tins is an clement that is needed .is a substance (or build jng and irpair of the body Just m briber puiiiltixe man at" bis Jneat rnw or nearh so e line no flireet wm of knowiiu; : in fact trom arlie.st Instorx it is shown that there -ere primitive wais of cookinz, eitlicr Jy toasting tbe meat on stiekr, whnh were held to tbe llame or by Iohb. i'uw nioist cooklntf. Our earliest ' ousrholu utensils wci" rf clay, nnd because of their comnui ion they must necessanl.x b" used for low processes, a the priimtivi house Jvife did not thrut ber claj or cartbni jvare utensils directlj into tin- inunse heat of the tl.imes or tire. K.itber. she Jppt lliem just on the ciIrc ,,f tl,,. tire. lo that under her most wntclUul eje Ihe fooil bnre! simmered aud xizried intil tender. j Jul to eraphiiMe the important point of tb" xil.il know p dgu in tbe piodern tnetbods of eookine I xull tell you this little incident While xisiting Ifricnds an invitation r.ime to ni to "FIFTY 15 ll..i:b DIIYII rotnu'i:. lilt bj P i l The ,.,a,-r-ai' e' I ra.xm Car - -t iJrr,-, Pair b"j,u on o I J- tThts 'f"i ii"' sJO'irited to I i am is ;b, Ui'drtrf Wnr'lerf. 0,1.0 1'?. tv'io u.17 froo 'or moiicrn iclciis. l 1 :.'i..n.e hi.1.1. lowl MOi" 'iexr' :ier((.iiff 0 .-.)!(" a 01 c tiea.ap. f 'Francr, c.ni .Innj Ua-l '"'"'"'"''i :eternr moiifh 'ii'H tl" Hnr oicej Jfiiorcd "o tilt ion " npnrtmMsf nine Jond Consifi t.io uii ' c.nifJ!' :iliie f,ic of ' o wi 0,1. e. "( t nvihe n stroii" .iip-a! '.. J.i-y 1 ranrea Jbeoou to tiotw o crrtm.i tal.iiio-jo Zarantfl ur 1.1 Jm 1 ." ,0a,T'1 iXer, rttu ' ' t'.n'.e e'n'icia uofii. V I ftred HortVtf ei'.hil '" nlfrnwi J. e Bi'j.i cliiinarit r,t,l ainioiini 1 il tfl.n. tlnrr lirr cum mrri'nne ."' 'itf.l ;I(ooirr.i t'iu' 'he 1'' f J macrt.iju uas a'l uroi'g li'O o.' t tr iti:ii s The First Step i Jill VI, l-e Jti. said dan- z ttme t at Mi4iii . .. I er 1' un 'nanus -.' jvore cfrtni rn"' .ii" .oik-- ui rR to do tliii c f'r ii" "It l-nl thai ' 'Ion it ak. enough to ?iesJ miseir" Mlhiid : 'sin. d 'b'j. alwexs nmi age to all 1 .. og- i" hir fomethlng for ine tni 1 e - k g-cai deal "U'd he surprisui I'riiet-- ! ire the reaction r tin e le ses m .. Ui the CitiiK ii kr" s li s 1.1.11P' ia''l tor 6e Is dellg'itd w.ih ti n e ' In.aidl I Your Soul's in our Hand II. HlX 1V(. K IIM "V IH nrld Hiiil I Inr . "rr llic linn la tliln l limva n mind Ini upnlilf nf pullinE 1 fnrtli iniii'li rfTori r li- Islnnils Inill- rt iirrlmls nf rxlrrm ilrlU m i I ilurlnr nhlrli llic lir.iln gliuulil nut I lie luxril nt u II. J ti l J Jf thr llr"il in. IK r . a- ,h Jirt Hoe r" ''f I""' " indii aip that tjio brain Is "'it "f l.il.uirt lth tlio iittier orKana 'I IihukIi Hie ReiKTal lictlih lli Kuod Hip niiiid Ih ii'Jl fum I lun I n nl. tpnetlier prnperli It nulil lie Iniulxii iUile to irovcl loo iihii li worli upon a lUaln xxhlh rr(l i ItHMf In uo thin a )5d lino tKxeii nT-f d ii k 'rn i" t " ' d ' li hi tlx tile nill'il 'on (JimtiH iei I l i' jjo iRlmils i ' "1 '" I i " "how il pMrriiu 'I'll i'1" """I" "" bn c)r lie Uli'in i 10111:11 .li i.ii uonirii If H ' iSlhli Iin " i'i: ' i i'"-' 'I" riini'i' K lj-ltor-sk. Hot mi ." r; direction 111." in 'Irlnlths of .1 x" .iBnl persons i.ilb Be (rrea' iieixiusiuHh winch ilie p .ik r? eniphiiHlres th" dntiKi r arlaitiff fn. n tre nrcHenct of the Nland on tho head lftie. A urea deal of inintal reit quiet id. ttboxo all sleep are required to ; Scold berloui complications. ' - 1 ) ' .'' Ililn nml men "il tt xvai with real interest mat I wntched lier preparutioiw for Ihe meal ' The tiirnu w.is li n it Cocktail C( li r O'ires linked I.amb Totpi" .Mushed I'otutoe' l'tu Salad Tapiocn I'tiiUliiiK Coffee Tin' better part of the meal bad been prepared before 1 ariixed, but about1 o:,'ll p. m the .xoiiiib housewife xxent to Ihe l.lichen to 'complete the prepara tion', She began by washing nnd peel i lug the potutoc- I was astonished at her method of cooking them : (die pared the potntcis nnd then cut them into the thinnest possible sliees. coxeted them with cold water and cooked them until Mift 'I he; were ihrn drained, bcisoued , nnd mashed i When I told lier that this method xva.s ' not xerx good she xxas nt a loss to nil deit.inil why: she had reasoned, xxhy cook potatoes hole xxben xoil intend i to m.ish theni-wbeii if you slice them then the will cook in eight or ten minutes'- When I explained that a simple Inboiatiiij test showed her that potatoes looked in tin's manlier lot tnuih o' th"ir valu.ible content, includ mg their x.iluablc salts, liv xwis xer.x much Mirptiscd. The correct wax xx.is either to coxer them with boiling water or to drop them in whole into boilins xxater. Again she was surprised. Now this same thing th true, not onl of the potato, but nlt-o of th" meat which we eat dailx. We xxlll take this up further In th" next lesson. .Wtt. ITILSOVS INS1FERS tiear Mis WiKon l'or monlliH I bae been wnlibing for n leson on nnnp' s. 1 bnxe never Used them mueb. but know I could enjov them if I could get them up. I feel 1 am i ii verx much better housekeeper and coo'; since following nnd using your recipes, 'x, ou have been doing ft wonderful tiling for the xxninen. and 1 through them the men nnd children of the cities and the country, in gixing the talks and recipes in the paper Thanking .xou for our help, ' I remain MRS. A. S. F. Head the Sunda menu. Nearh every week there is a canape. .Mx llenr Mrs Wilson Kindly tell nn xi here I can buv extract of nioehn. I have tiied several places and they sold tne isjciirc of coffee. I xvould like to know how to mnko npple custard with meringue on top. Thanking ou in advance (,. M, C. Kindl send stamped and nddiesseil envelop" for names of eomciu" selling mocha fl.ixonng pple custard I'laei' in a bowl one and one-half ,ips of thick apple sauir. sweetimd to taste Add ii o irAitet of 7'M, Yoll; oi one (pa. II. nt until blended und tl.eu turn into well buttered custard flips and set in a pan of wuter and bake slowlr until the i ustards are scr. Now plate in .i bow I HViite of one cpn tn r-half Mj or uiJin't fl.. . i. ,..,,,1 i.it n,i in,,.! ,,. m.T.ihatr. v hat aunritlti of eacli nnd hoxv H-tll 1,11... ,,.,.. ...... ....... v., ..... t ire will liohl US snape. I e 11 (lover stx'c egg beatei for this meriugue. - FIFTY" IIVI'CHEl.OU ibla 1 as'r ce it coii.pllments li u" good Mst . .d 'ilt.mntel;- the fivt that I loo't xxell m it he las to Ms oxxn good takto and dls cretl n. ' Frances thougl t of this as she a In hel tint nigh i:tr 1 pending the ex-e-nh g xvlth the Harlow es As usual, she had liten a nut ! fifth wheel to tho pal 1 That night more than usual she had fe'l hr naluril exuberance Kllpplng awax from her Frances had force she ins xxltt- hut she was all at sea an far s . .COI.etltlrtM Til,h Clnrlimn', " , , M , ...... : - .''c v....v. ..v.. ..vi, h-r -nse of humor iMiild not help her Because sn vis oo inicn in love with .Iepr ,0 or 1 mi larl.ss.1 s attitude to- ""' """ " ' ."iviuncc She .1. elded a t-hc lav thero that org rlage'' MAY. t' 'rg :lie mjst do, and tliat was this Couldn t xou arrange to xv.ili tn the' She must ehn'.ge Jerrys opinion of her etllule ,f the church after ihe cere If t x-er true ir.it thtough her partner- rnonx- and sp'nk to vour friends as they j -Vp with liltr slu had hurt their ner.i mi Mar-, brides xvho do not have Nimal re'ationsiiioh si would cense to n rocept o 1 do this Instead Then xxben h 11 partner Slit- would be a llrgit g v,,ii coin' n 10'c to jour new home x ou l , -he would no linger asstrt h. r eif ' nlinht gi c a series of at-homes or teas If tuat was hat Jerrx wantid he'or recent1, him. xxhalexor you .boo. to sl-nuld !a !' , n1 ti,f asking a dllferr,t set ot sti... !iMm., r .v,,.. 1. ,,.,.i .,,.. ,. n,IUiu end. da . und l'.fcplng It up until the Idea anl ki.i a'ini.e til! verv lat ..- .- s. -. . . . . '. HI 11 "!.' IIU'' II planning 't so tli'U In tn morcntt "lie she i:is tlr.d. nnd the pi m seemed iib'iird, ni't xioith trliit Hut she h.nl nnlx to Vol. uiross.v Jerri .is li drank his cof fi and re id ihe in i nln paper to -ei-i 7e that she mus do T-oTiiethlns Hoxx sh" ' ixd 'uni It sooii.eil that she had i -r 1.x d li :.. qu'ie s0 mu.'n She (oi,.ird xxlnt lie. ' ould .1 If li- knexi ' it sbe v ih tnlnl.l'ii; Would l make in .llff-rcii. e to hlin It he l,n"i that iTi'ics lis aliout to s.'nTlflco lur nxrn Ions phout llf.j in older to beon.e tui mo 'i 'Ionian ne xi.intec Tli.it n'i;h' Jen j (..lino home for d.n 'ii 'o iii.j lather tiled He mil. lit' h 'hal- X'ln tli ei hi'ii.itlDii tl a' h i s prlsil th m ori' K'llnjr to 'jo 1 ' "ie ii.it x t-11 nif In the early il 1 h of thetr i f togctliiT (hex had .iluiixt dlsi. issid tlm iin ' iluii K'i xhen Jrr . anie u i tin fenlim hut 'it.'l I'r.nues lid bi-n r- iiuii ifout x.urk nnd Jerrx had Iin -Ut spol.oi uf lils Ton slit li in. e mi"iioiI in rir in ,ur of supinvicd i ilt.i"! .leir did no nntl. e 't nrtil the ix ei u th Tiilihlle of dinner and tl"l ' e Hl ei suddulll XX''. I' I iippi noil to ou 'oiih . 1 '-.line 4 hno boon m.uh'i i 'i nl. her that .mil she u.it d li(-'iteii itIi h ,. mj .ro - Sn lethiTis .ixxfil she said a iri' 1 "e.ithtesM If t-eemeij un eas t pri li d i if innsi the lieiself lvnr..( tin ' i I'utterlnr cii' if pfrcoii as m I 1 -.iin'e" H'djini -lie n,!., Ftniul. pU 'i z n tMit uut Ji r socinod 'riut t i not ..e Mo grtn..oil t r.n . i i tvjs i ot rxon i li ntxful thingi Ifo un? 1 ot at .. x"ind But loi leinnl ,tj(-h eir s io pe' slated "Its nu 'e se'iniji I sja i fui io.it that I I n r bje x.a i'i g r i iiBf." and I bojglii it It it the ,m f Bdit of It is in.it 1 haxeni ihe inor.' pa foi ii loinorroiT II'mt lorr I onU DRESS e r t nt II h ' 1 r J) I l H - 1 r. rirrt 1 XI in '.i iue il 51 II -! rtf' b' I r eoti'ie a 1 ' 10 d' II - I' i X W 'if I r ni l'.i 'i .1111 n l.usioj XI X.inl I iced 11 lies' Hl,'es , TOO ,i.u. j' jd-in All-Wool I'l.ildi best de'.lfrim , il 00 xalue ll'ti Isj'ii.i."!' of 'e 1 '1 f tiomli I NEW ENGLAND WOOLEN CO. i Open Evening Tift 8t30, Except Friday, 6 o'Clock ; f,vwiv72i SOUTH FOURTH 5'"'" EVENING PUBLIC Wooden Beads Do It All P mi , i I .'fii, (cntitil Ne". It xvouldn't iM'sMcryHtralchtilnxxii If it xxeren't for the lines of xxooden beads th.it hold It sexcrcl.v In place. Hut if It weren't straight it wouldn't lie In st.xlo, and so Uio brads were brought in hurriedly and strung all (he xxn.x down the front. In a .xelloxv sllli crepe frock jou can Imagine how attract ixo this xxould be. There are more bcids on Ihe ends of the rrushrd girdle of the .nine m.iterial The Woman's Exchange To "Anxious ' I o xx.irt to .i'loS' . xojng colored I h.ibx icu cm go to tn" Sotietx- for or ganizing Charlt n- I1D South lIf-! UciilVi str.et I know tliex will hell)! ,ou there to find .x babx that ou xxlll want to take Tliev ire In toucn xvlth all of th dlffirint orphens' homes In the citx , and so. of tour.'e they would b. able to get the b.ibj lor xo'i Consult a Hairdresser To ! ' O'.foi- or lXoirn i Van' 1 Dear Marian Will jou klndlj inform ! me .it xojr enihest conxenlenco how to ...i- t.ac tei and sulphur to darken ray ----- . M. M. "'" . . You would haxv to consult a hair 1 dresser or .1 druggist for this Inf'.rni.i- . I lion It -xould not be possible for any lone without knowledge of the effect of j I this dye to rceomnund It or t"ll you how to use it. 1 iur granoinotnurs uea to l-fe sspe t'.i. but it ni'ght 'lot he safe t.) uio tho "Ul'ihur on certain kinds of iui- A Wedding Reception ' Ao r' I il'l'ir o XI 0110 . i Voo' Hear Madam llelng a read, r o' !u-r .inswets 1 xvould be xerv l.appv and thnnkfu' to x-u If you xxouId mis er m . fiUiStlon" I am to be nutrrle.l soon anil as it's at the church, am plaunlnc no uedd'.n? as xie are to leuxi at -otice J ;.fter the eer. tnonx on a trip And when returning I feel as though mv home wilt; t,c too small for a little reception. 1 Would It h perfectly all right to have I ......! .. .rtn,r.n frti nnl n f,.w of 1 Is I ,l .'.'-,....-. .. ..' 1,. ...., ,.. i tinii m : net" .' 'i' .p.-.., iiuim- i. ..- ,IVH nrror. ine 't-uuuiK, u icci 1 iuu3i 1 v, .,. .ornithine .. ivnuld be r.'.l right how could I . ,, imitations so the; iou'd do fori :, ..,n,.n mil also for the mar t.U " ' " .. iou baxe t r.tertalncrt all Jour ri lemis This Is a rat; r irregular wj r, ,.nier - Thli minini? h t 't niiH neon none wiore ny nersmiB " n.sr m a small house, and t-vorvbod .iiiiii understands i oil could tn i ' oi.t our lists for the ivlom daxH ti. for mi send out vour xxeiidlnn li'xititlnts nil then inclose our arils for "- r-ception after xour leturn In' the sat e- '.ipe Then you (ould ko, , eersbod i" w thout oxercron dhift jour i ..i um ind 'lthout hurtlnr ai.x-. I hod s f"1 'KJ , hi von ' ur v" . . , .i. .. n.i.ii.... i l llOIL- lllV V.IIIII1HK " III I and the rectptloni a I rreit l' n F infants The most poulav inran.t Jcood -when natures suVbly' -fails Since I857. KAGLE BRAND Condensed Milk GOODS V"VVi r 3 , Q 1 I' V 11 ' 'ini n y 1 It e lte nn ri rti o iitf O e ' j 1 o' I'll a 11 ' iir nufti - ( 11 rr be Oi to I lil 'o 4 ,1 11 1.4H i..r. XSr I ox ; 01 t.1 J.35 n je 1 i 1 11 ?, 1 1 lamr v 00. ,1 1 3 1 i u P'm? ff I Ms I ! 8 Hi txT V 'MM SJI 3-A'?1 & u l m m f t B I If 6 VfNi H LEDGEl-PHILADELPlilA, TUESDAY, Please Tell Me What to Do Ily CVNTIIIA Respects "The Three Pals" Dear Cynthia I am an admirer of xour column, xvhlch I thlnl In very In teresting, and I wish xou would pleaso print ns followa to "The Three 1'hIb '. I take pleanuro In Blvinir you my opin ion of you nbout tho "chimin'." I think uny real mnn xxould greatly respect ou If jou refuued to nhlnuny I Ko to pub lic dances, but till the young ladles I hnxo danced with seem to lllie the clilm my, so I hope one day 1 might meet onn of you nt a dnncc. Stick to your kuiib, ns Cynthia ndxIaeH ou, for I am not a. king, oh, no, only VINCKNT CM). Kind a self-addressed, Htamped enve lope, to the editor of Woman a Page for mi unaxver nbout the met chant ninrino. Seconds the Motion Dear Cjnthla Just a line I" let Cnrmen know that I tcconil tbe motion as to Cnthln's Admirers' Club I think It's a good Idea. Oh, l the xv.i. dear Cynthia, I'm going to t.ike a girl to a dance, o you think It xvouUttl he nil right to take ber in ti tnxl, na I've only known her a short whllo? .DAN .1. P. S Let ui hear from you. Dan n. It's more polite to take her In a nib than In n trolley car. or to xvalk. Ihank xou for vour kind xxlshe", but It doea not seem to Cynthia tint such a club would accomplish nnythlim. for there could be no meetings nor real organiza tion. If ou want a motto It seeniH let ter to Rtlck to buck a one as Keeping Lp Hope Club, Noxcr He Ulstourngcd club nnd M tho club p.xrt be In spirit. Tho column la run to help others to keep up hope and not to bo dlscouiaged. Join Church Society Dear CynthU I luxe boon a steady reader of vour column for unite a xvhlle, , but have never asked (or ndvlce, but xvlll i I do so noxv, for Indeed I need your advice xery bau I m u w mow mi mono in .the xiorld I board, have n pretty good ' job. xvhlch only Lists four hours In the , morning, Now what I xxant to knoxv Is how win I get acnua-inieu xvun sonio nice hull like niseir, t-ny anout tort adx of enrn of tine, tint i. coma go arounu ...i.i. iwnilri 1 ,1a omnd l.t.i.1 rf llrrht I W UO, Ul JUH. '.w rtv.ou ...,.u .. work In tho afternoon or evening for a 1 couple of hours where I'll bo In company xvlth others so as I'll not fel so doxrn- heartcd I get xery blue boiii"tinieH. as i t had a nl"" home one tlni", but lost It when my husband died. Dear Cnthln, and, thanking you very much for xvhut ex'cr advice ou may gh'e me, I am, LO.NKSOMU Do jou go to church? Why not Join one of the sewing societies or toclal xvork societies connected xxlth It" Con tiUlt your rector. From Elnora, Ind. Cinthl.i I haxo been riai reading xour column for some time, but hax-e just now needed you. I am a high school girl, Btlll In in teens I haxo been pojiulir while In high school and seemeri to be especially so xxlth one par- tleular box'. We've been the very best af friends for three ertrs; vc seemed to think a lot or cacti otner. He uoc3 vet I am Just wondering If I do. I.ukle Is a fine athlete, good-looking, but nut especially handsome. Ho can The Question Corner Today's Inquiries 1 What makes un Inexpensive nnd prettx centerpiece for a spring luncheon V -. When looking with grease that is apt to spntter on the floor, what pnrnution xxlll prolong the Ube fulness of the linoleum? !!. In xxiat attractive way enn left -oxer cretonne be usul over white curtains nt bedroom xvindoxvs? 4. What style of hnirdressing is be coming tn tin woinun with n grtiit deal of hair? 5. How is a convenient nexv stand ing ash tray made? li. In xvhnt prett.x xvay is a new camieolc fitted to be xvorn under u thlu blouse? Yestcrdii N Ansxx ei's Mri-. l'ntinie Hincs, of Iietroit, Jllch., holds the record of being the oldest police mutton, in point uf service, in the Cnlted StatcH. A helpful implement for the child xxho Is learning to eat nicely, is ti "pusher." of plated silver, made In the shape of a hoe. "Paddy's Pratn l'nrtx" would be an appropriate entertainment for St. Patrick's Day. In making a negligee edge the fronts und the long nrmholes xvith scallops and hnxo them plcotcd. T'nless the affair is veij informal, it is Hot correct for guests to re move their hats at a luncheon given ut the home of the hostess. A novel sash of lace is worn xvith a charming nexv georgette frock. I 0. -K -.. - -v !Al s V ASCO ASCO -$ -sm ir sv- ASCO x ?,.srtf 'm - Ac-" 1 v.w How often do you buy coffee? This may seem like a personal question, but it means more to you than appears on the surface. How many cups of coffee are you getting to the pound? You will find a big difference when you use Asco Blend. "Asco" Blend has a full heavy body, which means that you do not have to use as much to make a pot ofcoffee ag you do with ordinary light-bodied coffees. For this reason, a pound of "Asco" Blend lasts longer, so you do not need to buy coffee so often. Vz ;,0 c M- ws ,5A ? srB 2 Act -s Hi 1 P- i 4 Aico Blend u a combination of the finest coffeea rtowh on the q?! famed plantations of the tropics. It is our Producer-to-Consumer j ',, Plan (which eliminate all in-between expense) that make it possible t for us to sell such a rich, hiffh grade coffee at only 29c per lb. '' . -f Try "Asco" Blend it's different! trSF When arc YOU going to pay a ri3it io our big new Combina- i IJsiE? uon Grocery and Meat Market, at 2SQ-2J,1 South Tenth Street? -.A, ?S- . JQ Asco Stores tell over Phila. and throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland ttr v-Ksar ASCO ASCO 1a! ASCO rs.H!tes?!y WUATS WHAT nr hkixv nrrtr 3T r ' mLMwMm rflf After ti formal dinner the men n'ay remain nt the table to smoke and chat, xxlillo the women tnaj adjourn for n lcmliilnc confab. I'or ages this brief reparation has been the custom In nutope, where xvlno still circulates for tho stimulation of post-prandlal talk. In tho 'bonc-dr" United States men and women leaxe the table together as often as not, either before or after tho clftari nnd clgare'tcs nrc passed. When the European custom Js fol lowed nil the gucsta rlso when tho hov tek.s docs, and the men remain standing until the xx onion hnxo left the dining room, the host or xvhlchcx'cr man Is nearest the door, holding It open until thoy baxe passed through, after xxlilcli the men resume their scats. Their nftcr dinner "smoker" usually lasts not longer than fifteen minutes, nt the end of xx-tilch time the host rises nnd the guests follow his lead dance, as well as tho average, but Is not a "tarz hound " He would do any thing for me, but Ih of a Jealous nature. Particularly ro of Ituck, another friend of mine Huck Is one of these handsome "f tell 'em Jazz hounds." Ho takes i vou ilrlxlng In his Stutz benrc.it, nnd is more popular nt school than Lukle. Hut when It comes down to the real thing, I don't kno-vv which I like better. t,uKe tella me he xxon't go to college unless I promlh" to bo his sweetheart, j cnn't answer him now, because 1 don't ,0w Should I promlre I.ukle 1 xvould and perhaps break It later to get him to go to college" He knows I never iu he hla sxveetneart unless he doea, and Iluck is going un.xway, so xxhat shall I do" "PnACHKY." Ho a sweetheart onli to the man ou love and ha-c promised to miirr. If you uo not love iUKle, do not glx-e htm anx promises xxhethor he xvlll or xxlll not go to college. That s his lookout, not oun Please Suggest a Present Dc.ir Cynthia I hax-c read Ao much about jou mid find no many girls xvrlte , to you when In a quandary that I think I xvlll do the same. Well, dear friend here Is my trouble: I am a girl nlne- In.n v.nru oil! Crtt(lnf vrt,.. ,lnv In n shoo factory. Noxv one day I xvns clean i Inc mv machine nnd I cuucht mv three fingers In the machine. Of course. I xvas hurt veiy bad, but not had enough to stay home. Noxv mx foreladx tool: all her time fixing my hand nnd gave ine all tho care nnd attention she could Just ns tr I xvero her daughter She bought . ,nilleln and tmndnires. nml I dirt not I BP(.nri a cent But now that I nm get- 1 ting xvell 1 want to show her I am thankful for what she did for mo and I want to buy her something nice. I Phase try to help me. She Is about thirty-four years old. I don t know xx-hat she likes, as I am not xvell ac quainted xvitn her, so pieoso xvrlte soon in x-our paper, as I xvlll be xx-altlng and counting the seconds till I cee It. Don't forget Something nice, something ou think she. would like. JUST PLAIN THANKFUL Buv her a pretty aimlsolc or :i box of six nice handkerchiefs or a good looking scarf or un Inexpensive, but pretty gold bar pin xxould be loxely too. Alpjn" Coats, Wraps, l Sizei for Stouti pF IB VB5 $ '' sSs. Lsr I 1 apo '13 MICABE'S tearg sa?ui Hrcn oireei i Mi i ii iijrjww'Hwtrtf ri SI (SffffincSiaS ff mi 1 1 3e "Asco" Blend Coffee 29 ASCO ASCO" - .sii.. LtiWn V IHUSWI X ISS't'OTSSR'!' MARCH 8, 1921 "MOTHER ALWAYS SAYS 'NO' WHENEVER I WANT THINGS' j Exclaims a Little Girl Whose Sister Is a "Pampered Darling ! Several Years Older Than She Don't You Remember When You Felt That Way? T7IVKltVtime 1 ask to be allowed Hi to do' anything I xvnnt to tin. mother nana no. writes nn Irate little girl, underscoring the words. My sister is older anu cvcryming she wants t.he gets, but If I nsk for ometbing I xvnnt, she toys noi Those underscored xxordf) nlinost stand up nnd shout, there Is so much xxrnth belilnd tnem. There's onlx one answer to give her "Mother kn'oxvs best, and little girls must obey."' Probnblx the things she vniits are things that mnlte mother smy no in Italics. Can't jou just hear it.' "Mother." she nrobabl.v begins in a xoice that slides up at the end of isJ word, "I don't see xvliy i cant naxe mv hair bobbed Kinily's got her; bob be'd. nnd 1 hate mine long can t I have It done? rie.isc, mother!" "Mother, can I hnve a pair of those strap slippers like Lucy's? ' "No, dear, they wouldn't bo suitable for xou; wait until you're older." "Well l.uoy has them, and I ilon t sec why I cnii't have them, bs,vRoiiv five venrs older than I am oh, I 1 run axva.x from home; every time I nsk for nin thing vou snty tiol Then follows one of those scenes xvhich .iustif mother's statement that the punishment hurts her xxorso than her victim. Tlir.SII little girls who can't under stand that mother's "no" used to descend upon s ster Lucy quite ns pticn as it now forbids them, make them selves very unhappy by brooding over it!. I urtittrtnnt . "'The- think that no one else was ever abuse, so terrlbl : they eons:uer . I.ucv the most pampered, ndu ped, for tunate person In tbe xvorld ; they ex en gr"vx to dislike her. because she has so much that Rhc wnnts. ,,,t ,ilnt "That child ought to be taught that J "Dolly's and jonnny s scnuui lunches have ceased being a prob lem ever since I dis covered A n c r e Cheese. Its piquancy mntivnfo.s even their (captious appetites." flNCREr fffA AG?M;uif&wfaS&rm CHEESE I MADE BY SHARPtXSS. PHILA. TTTsT M. . M'sjll'ri) ""' r',VLVll MAKER TO YOU! 1 K Manufacturers for a Score of Years Now Selling Direct! Tailored Suits $ Smart Styles 18 xup Wool $1 C Dreuci $7.50 rtsoiti... " styles Up $15, $20, $25 ASCO ASCO ASCO S" ,VsWlSs,'.!V; r ?. A r). M lb -ASCOi ASCO ASCOi V?!S t2" J&simisd m Sizes for YjJ Women IL J and Mitiei IN f IrJ i Nsaaasga lgi ft I there are certain things she cnn't have," neighbors nml outsiders declare righteously. "It's dreadful the way she behaves xxben she cnn't hnve every thing she wants," And that's true, too. The little girl who accepts molher's no as laxv nnd finds some second choice thfft xvlll get past It Is much happier than the one xxho considers herself per secuted, n bused, it martyr lo the whims of it cruel parent and scleral other foolish tilings. Y1W, mother knows best, nnd little girls must obey hut don't jou re member hoxv .xou used to hate to be told Hint? Don't, you remember how you got madder and madder nt mother nnd the dressmaker nnd sister Helen and excry body In the world becnuse mother said no xvlicti jou asked for a low-neck dress like sister Helen's' "No." mother said, "unit until jou re as old as she is.' Oh, wasn't it innddening. wasn't McCurdy Bros. I One Day, Wednesday Only, March 9th W& BIG SPECIALS In EVERY DEPART MENT FOR ONE DAY ONLY Lvcry article offered is marked without regard to profit in an effort to acquaint women of Philadelphia xvith this big uptoxvn store. LANCASTER GINGHAMS 18c Values, 15c Yard SPRING ORGANDIES 10 inches wide in all tho new Spring shades 39c Values, 28c Yard GABARDINE PLAIDS Largo Assortment of bashionablc Colors 98c Value, 52 $1 00 x-alue 3 Flnel.i Kmliroldorod Ladles' UnndkcrchlcfH In a neat folder maUci a useful oft Tift zyc $1.23 Ladles' Strap-Wrist I'lmm- oisoitt uioxes, all Hlzcs 75c Stamped Scarfs sind Centerpieces; values up to $1.00 Hundreds of useful and needed ltemi at Orchid Day Prices are offered throughout the Store, but space does not permit us to list them. LOOK FOR THE COME LOOK COMPARE Remember, One Day Only Wednesday, March 9th Our Store Ii Eaiy to Reach Only Open &Mf Friday & Saturday Eetnint fiteLim sags?? :FRONT & YORK STREETS; :rS m 'VSR mb jf i&TCtFFE? 1 emrr urig EPPARD&M " 3 ! -PblLADEUntlfe tJ', timnrm 1 t 1 11 m - n "3v jx .MMMjuAlm Ifem. . j ft'-ijflr-s "f This Tin Guards the World's Finest Flavor Every Morning Sip tin jealously guards the delicate flavor, full body and appetizing aroma of the coffee within. Buyers search the markets of the world for the plump, perfect coffee berries that arc roasted to a turn and carefully blended for Morning Sip. Not a particle of Morning Sip's good ness escapes from the can. The last spoon ful from the tin has the same strength and smooth richness as the first. So Morning Sip goes farther, because you use less. Give yourself and your family the treat of Morning Sip's rich, satisfying blend. Good Grocers Sell It MORNING SIP COFFEE Itoaated and Pitched b)j ALEX. SflRPPARn X, Snvc I.. nUTr.A-nrxr nf A .PA. hitler, ilitln t it seem brutRl of mother! Ilon't jou rcnieuibir the xow von itinde nbout when jou grew up tct tin jour dnugbter huu ever single thine she wanted, especially xvhen it was ns harmless a little thing us n low -neck dress with slippers to match? IT'S quite easy to understand llic m of this little girl xvliose mother .ifljs "no to everything she xvnnts and lets her slslcr baxe unj thing nt all. he cause nil j cm hnve lo do is rcmcaibci bow jou felt nt the same tigp. And now U'h just ns easy to under stand why it Ih tlint mother isn i spoken to by the Hoelcty to Proton Cruelty from Children, too! l llceause that Is nil in that much d spised, very virtuous, but perfect l sound statement "Mother knows best." Your Birthday Persons horn between August , September 23, xvhen tho nun in lii"- trc hnxo piol, culm, orderly bearing! ef possessed and dependable, excel In J,ltr thing they undertake business, piaj study, competition or effort of any knJ haxo rcma'kablo memorial. Make besi teachers nnd lecturers. Somewhat In cllncd to selfishness nnd self.gratMci tlon. but as friends they are dexoted ' Persons born between September i and October 23. xvhen the nun is In Libra hnx'o conservative, modest, retiring di positions. Thoy aro Utnsltlxe nnd poet leal, persistent nnd competent In the porfonnaiico of their duties. They h.i great Imitative ability and It. together xvlth their Htronc cmotlon.it nn,.,.. makes excellent actors and actresses of itlthem Front and York Sts. J1.C0 Fine Tcreale Dre33 Shirts In neat striped QK ixitterns JOC J1.00 Turkish Toxx-cls, tho blB fluffy kind :i"x sS" 50c 39c ORCHID SIGNS r 1G Minute From Center of City trilling Ion's Leading Store ros. k!L B5 Wfil c mW VU ! 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