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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1921
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Weman s Life and Leve
v.y vin-i:i:n iiaiu eu coelev
K 'Fifty-seven I arieties of Husbands: The Human Dynamo
rA TllKMlINDet S driving t, r
if ing off liiln-ilf mill i vi 1 1 id
JiouMleI
Please Tell Me
What te De
Hy CYNTHIA
YOUR DRESS FOR THE SEASON
l fiO
I
h,ll
i ! -
It eli nuiti I Knn
M9P9ranpra23X?2R3t'9BSQ
i. W.AtiMii, J
wiNiniEn
.jiwiirciieitl I out
lie Is extreme! v
."geed." no one
could be klndllr
'In Intent, but lie
possesses it inn n i.i
for work winch
'trill prnhnhh end
vl''H Hfe in Us
'prime nnd Inn. I
,hfs wife In n mid
aterlum.
' ' A m e r I r n n
-huiitle," I mip-
'pesc folks would
call It. (Vrtnlnlj.
it Is unknown tn
the Old World.
Ill T'urnne h n il
J-nglnnd innn of business ntid profc prefc profc
fdenol classes, pen down te clerk, step
for nftcrnoen tea. Alse In fnniidn this
In the custom. It seems pffeuiliuite te
our men, nud it mnl.es them irritiible,
Jilft nx thei nre about te close n bis
(lcnl, for which they hue trneled Sev
ern I thousand miles, te have nil opera
tions suspended, for tlip .simple rc,ieti
that ! n i lock of an afternoon is
renched. Te iiae tea appear in a law
yer's office, when no women nre in
sight, surely is mi old experience; but
the calm, ljinphntic Canadian of the far
Jserlhwp.st, for instance, refuses te (In
curs any dull business matter till he has
inmlc hiiiiM If m.ire culm bj ten and. per
haps, i , i!;.,r. -nndwlches or little i akes.
Abrea 1 the men close up smp and
Ftrell ..ii the heu'ernrdv. Ir is true
the de net make as miinv million per
capita as American men de. but they
certainly aie eiy entertaining te
Women and enjoy life m sl fun nnd
complete sense tlii'mvKcs, Our men
plnve mndlv nn1 then die and leave a
fortune t' their widow, who premptlj
bujs a fnreign nobleman!
Miinv nf our American dramas re
volve about the modern rich man, who
fB killing himse'f in Wall street, pre
fcUlnablv te pn. the hills of a violently
cxtruvngntit and M-ltlnli family, and who
cenns li.iuie dead Mr. d. only te tilul the
wife nnd grown clrldren hitting it up
nt cnutitiv clubs or the opera, the .serv
ants imnj, and no one te give him a
het Minper and a loving welcome. How
ever tviie this is te high-clay Ameri
can domestic life the part which de
pict the restless energy of the typical
successful m.in is accurate. We sus
pect that his abnormal activities arc
due primarily te ills own superhuman
cnerg. nnd n.nl.iiien. and only in. (den
tnlh te tne extr.ivngance of I'nend
Wife: but in any case, he make a most
linntisfai tei In sbaud. Xe woman
wnntf te duel! with n human dynamo.
Th" veung ' 'i-hand I tirst mentioned
Is net a niulti-millienaire, nor en the
reed te being one Tin young hushand
in n loving and un-c'tiii father, in a
suburb, who has a monomania for work.
Something .n his imagination has ter
rorized him regarding the future He
feels that he must make hay wlii'e the
illll shines or lit fnmth will starve.
He happen" te tie versatile, and tiles te
Ins health After weiMtig haul nil dm ,
.it a alaricd job. he has studied four,
hours an evening for scleral vears at u
I'teiessnui Net leiiteui with that, be
'allots haul at music, and picks up,
iioiiie, , ,. sule. leading a blind:
Aer.v thing is gust that i eiup- t,i his
mill, and his nitivitics aie limited enlv
lv the twenty -four hours of each d:u.
il' sax, that he deeps but four hour
l -h nighl. Senie one told 1 1 j in that
N,iioh'en and IMisen iiiannged en that
aiiieuut.
Nature gave him a fine, strong bedv
and n number of talents. His physique
has borne up under this abnormal strain
i or some eitrs. and he is killing himself
a surely as though he were taking a '
slew, insidious poison. Ills c.es al
ready -jinve n wild, eccentric light.
New, this man is a line, upright, un
selfish soul, but de you suppose
About Bobbed Hair
..llwV n ,,tlllaTW r l" K'rl!,i
A V,f . ,nr,s,e( Ke ed ate coming I
te veu ter advice en bobbed hair. We,
!'."!." eif ;' Inchew "" "d net 'M
vi.iidcrf.iMoekln,. v bet, wanl t
!'.'.. i01".", ,''?" Uel,1"?'. hut betli our.
m en s t'llnk tt Isn't nice. We both
!ii" ,7 f,""d miJ one tlicm thinks,
liUti(d hnir is mte nnd the ether nvsi
it nukes gin iu common. What
,i . ., ,u.'"" ""'" eui' u"c s.
n.idetM is. Dr. the iVHeWm llhe bobbed I
u.ie or nun i incj .
We ate (iiixleiislj wnltltiR feT n replv
se jilense, Cynthia, let uh eec ttilw letter
ver-v seen TWO IIOIUIINU MAIDS.
ir jour parents de net approve, thnt
settles the ouestlen for you; dent de It.
Wants te Win Him Back
near Cynthia I have been rending
the woman's page In the .Kvrnisti Prn-
for , '"' ' l ter man' mentliB. nnd find
one moment thnt his wife gets nn.i ni,.,i , i.m..i..L. J""' ""' " Ji,7
pleasure out of liis society? I am cer- hTe Is one which has net been sehed.
uiui inui sue is ii leneiy woman. ii , wni u means se mueii te me
she has a nj real mntprnul love for the
peer fellow (and we all love with a
deepl innt'Tunl passion, lit least after
' have been married n few yen's i. she
is worried nlmest te death eer his oh eh
Btinate slniery. One can see her try
ing g"iitlv nnd In a tactful, sweet limn
tier te lure li I in Inte occasional little
relnvatleti" and social pleasure-. She
knows thai; his nerves nre nt the break
ing point and that any nagging would
tinUh him ; but "he tries te make her
suggestions appeal te lilin.
In vain, he deggedt) sticks te his
mult fold tasks, until she might ns
well net have any husband nt nil. He
is de.iil'v serious. It Is as if he were
ninning a race with death. One cm
-e imagine n man whose doctor hnd i
told him secretly thnt he had but a jenrl
re live, and he must get his financial
nfTn'rs in shape. s0 that his fnmily
would net perish.
He Is utterlv without humor, or the
gambling spirit, that trusts a bit te
luck, and makes a few pleasures bv
the wav. His wife must nt times reach
the Mini of her endurance, when pa
t.pncn censes te be u lrtue. Her ex
istence is deadlv and monotonous. She
must feel chented out nf the je.s of
comradeship. There Is no use In med
itating censtnnt'y en his excessive good
ness in slaving just for her nnd the two
children : human nature demands joy
and frivellt !
All life is rushing by. te be sure, but
net in the sense thnt Mr. M be
lieves It H Youth nnd T.ove nnd .Te
that nre passing along, waiting for his
beckoning hand. He tries te he a per
fecr, husbnnd. but he is a most unsatis
factory one.
Yeu tnav sav that it is the econeuvc
conditions, the terrible jungle of tinance.
In which men must elnw eaeii ether in
order te sunive thnt compels n man
te pass up nil the sweetness nnd light,
and .keep his nose te the grindstone,
lest lie nnd ids loved ones die of starva
tion. Conditions are verv bad. it I'
true but that man is bunrng his cnndle
at both ends, and seen tils lite force
will pass out. with a last despairing
flicker. Perhaps his wife's second bus-
i am a girl sixteen yenrti old. tall,
dark Imlred I am In love with u fel
low This fellow- nnd myself went to te
gether for three months, then he went
vrlth another g'rl friend of mine that
I travel with ,i let. She likes him :
se de I. but he does net like me very
much, although he speaks and often
times we hae fun. Please help nie
w In him back ETHKU
Appear Indifferent te him. nnd his
comings and goings and you will prob
ably ptqtm bis curiosity nnd ntlrnct
him again.
Wants Mere Pleasure
Dear Cwithla 1 am a girl of eight
een ears of age nnd I go te night
school three times a week, Monday.
Tuesday nnd Wednesday.
I have a stenmether " She uilnn-e ...
one night a week for pleasure and also
i ; XV.'i , ' ,P Mlll cnn,p,u,y Wth n
i eung man. He often nks me te make
1 . ""f-'SPnient en another nKht. I de
Would like te knew hew te get mere
Pleaaure nnd If a girl of eighteen can
......v.. ,.vi i.urems wuneut their consent.
P.KTTY.
Three nlghtu n week nt school, two
at home nnd two for going out or en
tertaining your fiance at home seem
rihIilLhln.a..wl8e.n"'1 reasonable din
elghucn f0r a 0Unfr RlrI of
Asks Suggestions for Presents
.Wm".1;. Cvnthln ''lease let me knew
nreuRli veur eolunine vh,i ,.. ......
estimation would be "a proper vet n
I g.ft of nIue te give a young lady you
?!,','. Vet vtl priKTisrd te but with whom
ou have been going steadily feT almost
.,ci .MW. VniMI.1 Hrtn", tr...
candy or stationery : thle r-if't
Christmas present and I
st
ew
l.s
'inw ers
is te be
use nil his talents, at the expense of band will Ii e en his savings'.
Twe Minutes of Optimism
By HERMAN .1. STICII
ft
If
What Shall He De7
Dear Cinthla I am a veung mar
1 ghth- past the voting age nnd have
been keeping cempanv with a girl in
own ape for the past two years. Al
though net formally engaged we are
planning ahead for the future
I wish your nd Ice In this matter
,- ,gb veur column.
My future as It leeks te me new Is
very uncertain, (in account of condi
tions at home I am unable te make
very much progress along th financial
line nnd sometimes get se discouraged
I feel like breaking the relationship
between us and Just being friends. Al
though I think the world of the girl
1 alHe thlnlc of her future and de nei
want te be a stumbling block In her
path
Should I go en In this wav. maybe
In the end It will be a waste of her
t'me, as something may turn up thnt
will make it Impossible for me te marrv
for a few cArs at least or should I
explain thlrga te the girl telling her
I can't co en like this nnv longer"'
Tni)l')Jl,i;i).
Yeu should certainly tell the girl all
about lour circumstances and tell her
that ou feel ou have no right te ask
her te wait se long a tlmp for you ami
you want her te feel Tree te break
with veu .f she sees fit. I'e net ml
What we think of men anil women m our 'emicuniti the tieenlc in our ! ,hf understanding yourself, let her dn
employ the children In our household helps thpin or hinders tlicm expands
them or limits them
It is juf possible, perhaps probable, that In our community or circle are
these "in whom we are offended" be ause we de net understand them; think'
them presumptuous, lnnybe; or becnus,. we ourselves by our criticism nnd unbelief
have clipped their wings and nullified their influence. I
Let us be squure, tolerant and brendnnnded toward even the most unpre- !
tentleus among us who knows but some dav a great man will be grateful that
our attitude when he was young enabled him te de a "mighty work" ! I
Prophets "Without Hener'
HUMAN nature does net change very much.
It is reierded of Christ that "when lie bejan te preach His fellow town-
men were astonished."
" The surprise found utterance In a question.
"Is net this the enrpenter''" tlie exclaimed.
What, in ether words, is u inrpenter doing t 'aching? Ills task is te work
with his hands !
Tl ev recognized that what lie taught was wisdom, they wondered where He
acquired it.
They did net fnil te see the greatness of His deeds, they were unable te
explain hew u hand worker could accomplish them.
Thinking a carpenter ought te be u carpenter nnd nothing else, tinnble te
explain hew He acquired III wisdom or performed Ills "mighty works," these
fellow townsfolk of Christ were "offended in Him."
In such an atmosphere the Muster found thac II" himself was affected by
their attitude toward Him. and "could there de no mighty work."
"A prophet." said He en that eeamn, "! net without honor, save in his
own country, and among his own kin, nnd in Ids own house."
What was true in the dujs of the Testaments is still icrv much true tednv.
would like It te be one of xalue. AI
v, lr",,r Rive a gift en Xf
iears Day; If se. what Alse ,ihm
oreper for same young ladv as a birth'
day gift? UOOD-HHAUTED.
Hetter find out If the young ladv
will accept something of mere value
ion knew her well, why nm ,,u I,
'ok ng v te mention scleral things
shed like te have for Christmas, then
take your choice? Send her flowers en
,Y" i"'" Hay Fer Christmas or
hirthday a pretty pin. a chain bracelet
a silk umbrella or a pretty handbag
would make a nice present
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ja -.Ate.
KHjMqTV"'! njf P?Msfc
JiiBiitWjiife.
C H.
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fhm Jm,-. I V
Adventures With
a Purse
Of course you nny
have tnere tlinn
one. but the ma
jority of us have
what we call "my
Mlk dress," wlileh
does duty for rnrd
parties, matinees,
nnd general Sun
day best nil win
ter. This one Is
of ennten crepe
with something
new In the Way of
arranging bends
for trimming. The
.double bands arc
unusual. Silver
ribbons te match
the steel bends arc
tied about the
cuffs
I Mm le by Old MnMra. Central New
Mrs. Wilsen Tells Housewives
The Old Chef's Tasty Suggestions
Leng Experience Finds Out Many Secrets of Flavoring and
Combinations of Feeds That Make Ordinary
Dishes Different
TK YOU like te embroider, nnd If your
J- baby hns n room te himself, or If u
Imve a friend whose bnby bus Its very
own roetri; you will be Interested In
the!0 sets. The set Includes a bed
spread, n pillow cover nnd a bureau
carf of linen crash. Kacli Is .stamped
with n design and figures of ti little boy
and glil. And with each comes n
square of pltik-nnd-whlte Rlnghnm,
which Is, if j en please, the little boy
nnd girl. These you (lit out nnd
applique en. Yeu have no idea what
quaint set this mnkes for the nurser.
There is a sample quilt already made
up se thnt. you can get an Idea of hew
nicely it makes up. The spread is $1,
pillow cover and scurf each fifty cents.
"Yeu have no Idea hew many wash
cloths I sell," she explained te me.
Hut when 1 saw them I could readily
appreciate that she must sell countless
numbers of them, for they nre se nt
trnctUc. Seme of them lmve spinjs
and baskets of (lowers embroidered in
the corners. Others hnve nn initial
with .some cress-stitch embroidery
around them. The wash cloths them
selves arc of geed quality, tiud the bit
of handwork In colors makes them most
attractive. And ou may say what you
like, but nice wash cloths de add te the
nppenrnncc of the splck-nnd-span white
bathroom. The prices ure lifty-tivc
cents.
If you have small lingers, nnd if
vni, wnet .. Hide ctmseil silver fine
te wear ns n guard with your platinum
ring, I knew where jeu can buy one
In sterling sliver for tiff cents. They
remind one of the platinum wedding
riiifts. It Just .se happens thnt the shop
iiuh only me smuiier-siivu uuus jum
.n... '..h (I.A., 1....... I.A.... T-nf., 1,'aII
IIU" fill sill , Jilli; Utv II sl,' "V.I
liked, und all the ethers have been
sold.
Ter nninM nf sliepa ailJrr- TTnmae'ii Tnt
Wlter or otiena H'uinut 3U0U or Muln tel
An Old-Fashioned Garret Brings
Visinns nf Rntrm D7e ? T
This Wonderful Playroom and Treasure Heuse Has Gem 0
of Style With the Children Who Used te Leve It Se
new history juHbeglnninsie,,,,
fold K.
By
CopirteM.
MRS. M.
19il. bu lfri. If. t
riehts rervrd
A. YIIS0N
Wihen.
AU
If it Is te be done A man should
cr break nn engagement.
The Weman's Exchange
6end a Self-Addressed Envelope
Te the h rtiter I H'.ei in '"';
Dear Maduni I am go ng te enrtain
.it ii H-ti;. ween pa ' d I ''.ill I"
very grateful 't you w iuu i. 1 me how hew how
te decerat'.' the heus. ,,nd 'aide inex
pensively Wli.u r. fresii mnts neu d hi anpre.
prlate" H ft I!
If ou wnii' ih r- cu'ar part.. i ci
Is all piip.iMd rl. n.'at 'tis .lecon .lecen .lecon
tlens and r in- ' i hub for Halloween .
send a se.fieM' -s. .1, st.ni.npd i-nvel"! '
nnd 1 will n a t r 'e yr-u. Hut If you .
want de. ernti i.s thai can he get up I
quickly anil .is ly. K-t autur.n l-aeH .
wild flowers nnd some pumpk n lanterns
which are sei.l at th. fn and ten cent
store Arr.ii'g' h' m .iron ,d the meir ,
In which seu 'ire peint: te h.ive the parts
and make a ctnterpie. e for tin table of
a larger pun-;.k.n Mil. r doughnuts. ,
nuts and uppli sre 'h'- ifgu.ntien Hal- '
lewecn refr. 'diments
the rooms'' Any sjggestlei.h .,
rfntly .ijijiric ated T
If seu wi f.fnci ., Se!fn,,i,
s!.inu..sl ei t! p.- I .si.an l( Kl uj j
m -urn' -p'ciai uicor.ifens n-d
i,- "is mr a party rfir HeMe ,,,
u'l p-ef(r usig your si hoel . i, ,,
ci"- papr which Is dn-ented
.!' . nv. s. cu out tlm l.iurs .r,i
' I' -f OIKS tOg Uh, Hl2
i Kl i li:g ncresR tl e rne
e Have some
R ' ' ' u,s nnd wher-er ,, ri.
lei gatner huge hurch e
s Te bank In the cerni r
1 d. i -orate one room 'lui ., ,.
would base brown and go'.i n tie
s and flowers, and the .. i-.. r ,, ..
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Parties for Halloween
Ter grown-ups thee is "The Veil
of Mjstery," with all kinds of spooks
and -ccr-ts and a guessing contest
nnd n big joke when the lights nre
turned up.
Fer little boys nnd little girls
MetI,cr fiense is giving n party
w ii i n she will nttend herself. It
h.is the goosiest games and the cute-t
decorations that little people will
ist love.
Si ud a self-addiesseil stamped en en
"e;e ti the Kdlter of Weninn's
Page for tlit details of invitations,
i ''orations, stunts, tetrrshments nnd
favors for these two parties.
THH old chef says thnt when cooking
cereals, if just half of the amount
yen Intend te use Is added te boiling
water, nnd the mixture beaten well for
n few minutes, with an egg benter. it
will prevent lumping nnd improve the
flavor verv much ; then ndd bnlance of
cereal and cook in usual manner.
Try adding a cup of thick apple
sauce te b-eakfn-t rereal lust before
serving. This also gives additional fla
vor te pancakes nnd waffle batters. Add
one cup of thick unsweetened tipple
sauce te the bntter when readv te conk.
Try This Very Tasty HWi
Wash and plnce in n s.imepan two
pounds of pig knuckles and cover with
boiling water. Cook until veiy tender,
se Mint the bones may easily be le
moved. Let, cool nnd then remove the
bones and boil the liquid te reduce it
te n little mere than half. Add te the
reduced liquid
Tire faMr.ipenii.i of vlntin trhirh hai
brrn soaked in four tablespoons nf cnhl
irner,
One-half cup of sharp ruler vinerar.
One onion, nrntrd.
One (irrrn pepper, mitirrrf finr.
One t'aMrtpoen nf mustard srrd.
Onti teaspoon of clrry seed.
Thr pigs' knuckles with bones rr rr
meved. Tire level teaspoons nf salt.
One level teaspoon of prpprr.
Turn into n china bowl and phi'-e in
icebox. Chill nnd then cut in thin slice-
nnd serve nn lettuce.
top lenves of the celery. Spread en a
clean paper In a wnrin place te dry.
Hub between the hands te powder mid
sift through n coat se sieve. Kill into
fruit jars and lnbcl nnd use in sauces,
gravies, salad dressings, soups and salad
te impart the delicate and delicious ccl
erj flavor.
Try This nn.lnre nf Vesetahle
Pare nnd dice
Thrrr carrots.
Three ft'i-niix.
h'ivr onion,
V te s'nlks of cilery.
Cove- with hnii.tig vvnt-r and cook
iinii' tender. Drnui an I tinn mince tine
i our slices of biieen. P,rvei nicclv
nun te tlie eceked tegctebVs with
and
(hic-hatf run of fiiir'u i'e.,.i .,..
leu. '
Vat left from rnnkina baron,
fine teaspoon of salt.
One-half trasp-iei of prpprr.
Tire rupi f "iil iirni) sauce,
Onr-hulf rup of iratid rhrrsr,
Il'-nt te the boiling point and then
serve in n soup plate en a till k slice
of toast.
Scoleh Mist
Slice six slices of bread and cut cadi"
'li;e hi Milliners. Puce in n shallow
nnkiiig dish and then place in a bowl
nr nnd enr-hnlf cups of milk,
I hi cr f7.
'I hire nnin.ii, prated.
I rn tablespoons nf parsley.
nr trafpeun of salt.
lni. half traspnnn e) irhitr pepper,
One nip of grated rhrrsr.
Meat te blend tlioienclih- .m,l ,!,
T, ex rac't ev'e' j drrp of inkc f,e, -'vep the bread and bake i a slew;
111 (At.u.l . rf lIVl'll til ' f IIHTl'. U 11 nillmln. "
the lemon, cover the lemon ler live mm-i
tltes wlti
quite soft.
Mush That Hns n niffercnt ri.iMir
bnlling water,
then ream out
lfl'l until)
the juice. I
Handkerchief Corners
Halle
h.
I'VfiMi ii in - . n ,i . . . ..
ii : . : ." ei u.if
". "miibk ciieesee etn or linlrg ma' -rlU
.t the windows if ther- nr net te
man- If se hang the cloth when vn
it sr-fins appreprate and juste bine,
vv lh..s (.ats bats and owls en them ;,y
a r, irij'-r IIuve tiurntikln ln,rn , .
Decorations for Halloween
Te tir l.rn '' ,l ' """ ''"" ' !
Dear Madam -I like ".an v elhirs, am I
oemhig te seu fe- h'.t' ui class of
tha high si lic.i t.s go i te give a mnak. d
EOClal, whii i is tu be h' Id in two lar-e ,
roeiiib-ot i l.ui 1 l--8 cel rs .r- j
brown and goal Vs'h c'l .veu.d lie met"
ar-prepi tr te d. .orate the rooms wit
our lelia: or Ha lewe"i cel or on en
room el i.icli.' i '.in you d scril son
unusual it attuici.ve ,i
some of the electric lights and f..st.n tw
wi'eh fa se faces tege'her with an eruig.
i'i" piper neon te make ether shad.
- i. me oeceraiions is.-.li PJs 'ii.,
of i.rnrge paper with black silhe :,!,-,
I'H" d en t'le front would alsi h i.m, ,.
Of .. I l.nnA . .. '
' os-F" jwui lliy w II
ki -.i i Hiirc HS
b.
I'
I unusual tt at'!in'i.- a . t' tl-iu I
ir- . t "ui ut,ps
' Tiiii;'.s You'll Lere te MaUe , ,,:;,'" s
ll 'III ,'.'
ilfir- ' Hat SMYaingcSx t..t,1B,.,
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Read Your Character
Ihglu Phillips
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le,e , ,,J, . int,
Ulie linn
itlier i.i-e the fhnni
are -mi thinking of.
II. i real hollest-le-goodlicss
b it rati er of w hat pass. .
,neli s s.iee ii.
I- tnc real sirib oes, n. ,
1 net i ten a iiietln r , ,,nl,l ,.,,,
it 'tils II .iilill. i.f b.'ll u ...
I' g.ll 'I lie rial m. il,
inure si.ubbi d thin
t 'Ii signal.' a- siml,
re, but
It dei
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1 t cell-lilelablv
we eri innrf
'lel."tl nai
i lid iiieiitallv
l r neli. -an -. an
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UASKI'.T i i"
ilea Dt.iaii.
Htravv Ian '
Ifll'UA K( IlllOOS
widest part in l-s i " 'd eire i Wire
theae scallop" wuh la.ilv ..Ii wins
Then bind Ihein will, bias ImihIs if -, Its
cretenne or satin .i with Mlvit ..i
l-,bben. If son in u hinds with n,ile's
litld brush, pamt ihe Uesv. rs . m t ie
outside uh shown "lieiwi- . . . j 1 i . j n
Ihein In silk or nit Hen I urn ii.i..iii.
r(r you con even cinlirm icr tleui in urn
Wteus, I.llie the but with Mil ,,, ,,
tonne. Make u three-imh lienduif: t'
,the ten. Jlun rlt)len through n using
ml Ihd lujt Inte the shape you want
nu raw in ee e'lignteu with your
.SKW l-LOUA
go wilh iiiiirked mental
1 ' s ,nsi ssers i, i .. ....
Mv Is te have sl idie.is tastes hut when
I'.l.'i il Willi -( id the take It ii ,,.e.
most ever thine else, in ., i,., 1 1 . .... t
-ell -e
Si iplicitt. strnigliifenvni'(ln,.ss and
ii. mete are the kevnetes of Hieir i bar
(liters, and .veu will de well if Sllll ,,,
net n h upon them tee linpllu'tlv for
results in nnv task that re,(jn, j,,,.
aginatien nr foresight
roe the rest tiny nun he nitive r,r
pn-sivi. intuitive nr theiightful m-i-table
or nuiuibie vv hiiiisicul ei -temlv
as unit h' .ndicated hv ihe niaiiv ethet
rluirm tcrKtlcs bj which, in coiiihiniitien
with their snub noses, you should form
jour opinion of 'things.
- A
To::erjo' Hu'df Hands
f'l I . MW W,, II I
..i hud lulter st.iri In.vv 'e ii.nkc
tin m for Christmas pn seats.
I'iverj bedv likes te leiene them
nud the.v nre such nice fun'.v work.
The lop l.aiidUerchief show u here
was made of lavender linen, with
lolled ceges i ress-stlichi'd In black.
Three threads weic drawn e.nii
wav In one corner and both sides
hemstitched in block tu make the
de. ei Minn. Tin sei end one was
white wilh l.einstiti bed edge and
four cKissed line- in rose thieid.
wlih small melded .piaies Ne. i
was duik blue linen winked In
white, with tlie rolled cross cress
stitched edge and a corner of
crersed lines In n
St.t I llce.SillL'
white outline'
white roses
Fried mush with bacon mak' a 'a sir
breakfast dish Te prepare the muslj.
place in a saucepan
7V,rre pin ft nf uatei,
Tue traspoev of salt.
One-half teaspoon nf prppei,
Onr-hnlf teaspoon of thpin.
One larfr onion, ginted.
Tire eurecs of finely shieddid ilmd
hrrt.
Mring '" n boil nnd ndd sh,.;v tun
r ip. of fine i virniiicnl. Stir censinniJv
a-i.l ioek until the mixture will held a
spoon iiprishf- 'Him rinse u louf leuf
slmpcd pun anil pour in the luixtule
la t stand nverniglii und in the tnnriinu
"if in half-ill' h slues. Cut i.icli sib .
in half 'tnd then dip in flour and in own
nicclv. Serve v ith eiisp -lie.' of liueen
Often the housewife has un oppor
tunity te purchase a hug" huneli e,"
(eUrv nt n moderate cost. 1 iguie !
use (Tery bit of ihe celery in the fol fel fol
lewing meniier :
I'sunlly the large bum lies contain
twelve fctalks and the smaller ones from
font te six stalks. I'se the tender in
side liranih''" for the table Make them
, i.sp by placing en be t hi n i..l.
uuii r.
Celery nu dratlu
Cleanse the coarse outside linml
and nit in inch pieces. Cever with be1 -ing
wnter and cook until lender. Itr.nt.
and then pla'e in a biking di-di ii'nl a in
Om lan.ic onion, niinrcd fini
Onr large nrrcn pepper, iiiiwul f,
Onr cup of coarse breid crumbs,
Onr tiaspenn of i,alt.
One-half teaspoon nf pepper.
Veur slices of baien. minced fine a I
brnimcr! before uddui'j
Our and nnr-half cups nt imnn
sni.re.
Mix. spieni the ten snie.ulilv arm
ever with tine hrendcriin b , and h,.
tablespoons of grated che. e llnl.e i i n
het even for twenty minute-
Celei v . tripe and evsteis is a
old-time dih. Mill''' tine tialf a
of looked tripe and cover with boiling
water. Cook for fifteen minute-, nnd
then drain and leek ever twenty-live
elsters. See tlllll lliey lire fiee fjum
bits ,,f shell, l'riiln and pnibell.
Plui e tlie trijiu and u, stirs in n
saucepan und add one cup of celerj i 'it
in Inch piei es and parbuilid and
One grttn pepper. min ed fiui .
Due union, griitid,
Tire tablrspmnii of tin fig
pnrslig.
One trinpiiiin of fall.
One-half teaspoon of prppn.
'I no enis of th u f: ircaiii sain
7 ice tablespoons ej eniur.
Try This Cereal Pudding
l'lie c In a deep bowl
Our una" nnr-half nips of
'mi.rii iiirnkjtitl irrial.
ip nf liriad i rimib.
i (' i ups e Jinr'.u i linpnrri
left -ever
ipplcs.
butter.
baking
Celli
en
7
"er ' iti of thick aniilr
O: i up nf mill,.
'iic ii i ll-lirntrii c;(.
"" ' up of brnii n ,s (;i7i
Our i up of ,rrilfil inisiiit,
" -half teaspoon of salt,
tim -eit traspoen of iiutiiire.
Ihur ta bit spoon a of nultid
u. v eii aiui then t im into
I -' in .1 cover ttnil st in ., nan of warm
I'.aki for ion v -live niiuutes in
(ven and serve with treacle
'I reaele Sauce
li n in a Stic 'p.ui
e n i up of sirup,
tiir eud eiic-hiilf tups el irater
lour tablespoons of mrnitarih.'
Our. half cup of re-na.
Mn te dissolve and ihen bring
"d and took slowly f.u ten minutes,
New- add
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The Question Cerner
Today's Inquiries
1. In order te earn her living, what
domestic occupation has n certain
woman in Kngland been engaged
in for forty years?
2. When one hns sheets of different
sixes, describe an easy method et
telling "which Is wlileh" when
they are folded.
fl. Hew Is a charmingly unusual tray
fashioned?
4. What does the old-fashioned ex
pression "under tlie rose" sig
nify? J). In what way are n great number
of ths new evening dresses made?
fi. I'escribe a coquettish chiffon
sleeve thnt is a deceiving length.
Saturday's Answers
t. Nine thousand W the astonishing
number of scrubwomen that are
required te keep New Yeik office'
buildings clean.
2. Hy using it as n pad fnt the iron
ing beard, n blanket that has
worn er.v thin can no put te ex
cellent use.
li. In order te insure perfe( I match
ing of stockings, ufter they hnvdj
been washed, ii is an excellent
thing te sew with colored em
broidery thread small, distin
guishing marks en each one. u.sing
a different mark for every pair.
1. A geed method of cleaning it piece
of jet is te ue u piece of cotton,
moistened with a little geed oil.
nnd then polish with an old white
kid glove.
ri. Fer cnrr.viug a few coins, a tiny
bag, ciociieted with henna-colored
silk und trimmed v 1th steel beads,
is extremely smart.
15. An inserted side piece if white
broadcloth, extending from the
neik te the hem, is an unexpected
trimming found en a dress of dark
serge.
te
Our half traspnnn r,l nnnamen.
On
lb
Itaspnen of t anilla.
t mm serve het , ver pudding.
WHAT'S WHAT
Hy nni.EN nrrip
Mrs. Wilsen's Answers
Dear Mrs. Wilsen- Would veu
please tell me what vegetables should
he put in boiling water te cook and
which in cold water?
MRS. C. M.
Coel: nil vegetables in boiling water;
te place them in cold water and heat te
boiling point nel only cause- the valu
able fend clement te dissolve from the
feeds and bet nine a part of the wnter
in which the vegetables are cooked, but
this method nNii permits the essential
flavoring te lieenme dissipated and
therefore lest. Prepare the vegetables
and cover with Imiling water ami cook
until tender, then ditnn. season and
dress ns de-ired.
Hear' Mrs. Wilsen -- Will veu
please give a recipe for making g.-'ape
jelly and quince jam? .hs ir.
iWr.ipe dellj
Stem grapes und was),, ,rH ,,j
New plan' in a preserving keltic and
add one und n hnlf nips ,,f water for
every iieund of grapes weighed after
stemming. Itring shivvl.v te boiling
point, mashing well with wire potato
masher: leek until the grapes are soft,
then cool, nnd turn in a jell.v bag te
let drip. Measure tin- juh-e and return
te the pre.seiving kettle. i(ji fnr
twelve minutes nnd then add three
quarters of n cup of sugar for everv
rup of juice. Stir te dissolve tlie sugar
nnd then bring te u bull, fnek twelve
minutes, pour in titeiilizcd glasses, feel
and seal with puruffin.
I'se tin- pulp left in the jelly bag
for muking grape butter.
Hub the pulp thieiigh tlie sMve and
measure, place In the pieserviiii; kmle,
and add two-thirds i up of sugar for
every i up of the grape pulp. Stir te
di-solve the sugar und then bring se-ilv
te a boil. Cook until thick like jniu".
Stere like jell t .
Quince Jam
Cut the quinces in small pieces and
barel.v cover with cold water. Coel,
slowly uulil the quint es are very soft;
then turn in a fine sieve and rub the
pulp through. Mcasuie the pulp nni
juice ami return te the preserving
kettle. Add two-thirds cup te every'
cup of tlie pulp; stir te dissolve tlie
sugar, then cook slowly until thick like
lam. Stere in the usual manner for
irlllcs.
i 'ill
I ne Indian .Summer walking party
ail, i, is d-llgh'ful dlveisien for a .Hatur
I i.v or -einij.n iifwrneun outing, or for
'i. i iing wlen the 'hunter's moon"
el' (li fiber Illumines ever path with
a most the effi ct of (III light
1'ietn four te ten couples assemble
Tin. man in the hnd times the Hten.s una
(at ihe nd of very ten or fifteen minutes
mini (. ( ee calls 11. ill '" and Hie wiieu jiarty
i must step walking and talking Then
i Ihe leading man gees down te the end
of ihe llni, while all the ether men move
ferwfinl one steli. Thus theie i
-...., -.. - . fJ ,.
clinnge. or partners m every uait
TI.A
walker whose talk has been interrnet.a
li.,,, r itretlv fe the beiliiiL' noun nn.l ! must continue the conversation with ti.n
then serve hi soup plate en u slice of new partner ami 1 se en until the home
trust. OnrnM. with a Httle l.ard-heiled ' r x "&"?.' "a'n 'f j.
egg which hns been rubbed through a 'means of entertplnlnir new or mixed la",
sieve, qtiulntances. as the rui'Id clianges allow
Careful!) save all the green and white no em, te Ijecem? uwnu.
h
Lenex
China
for
Wedding
Gifts
Wright Tyndale
P9 r i
& van Keden
1212 tt.itnut Sired
I . 121
, rpHKHH are se few .eal gnrrc
ndnys. x "'"
In mnileriijhniises we ,a,0 ,,...,
practical, nnremntlf tliln vVwi. "'
loon, te play In. no shr.d.Vs te ,,i"
tilnte the Imnirlnntleii-nnd ntili '
room right next deer. nnet,'
Or els" v-e live In apartments ..,
store our leftover things ,.,.!; M
and unlnterestln.T. in n place f'
made for them In the basement C'f;
Or else we live n j10 j,
sllrrhflv sninll fnr .... i .. .""' M
.:;.. :.!:"" ;'"". we i,
I"" ei' ii nit- rooms ns it
tnLITlf nun rt 1, a... t
....... .. .,. ,., ,,,,,,, ,r storereoM
And nobody wants in !.. ,i' "
hew. '""', """mr
iWJ: in: "" s' i' i. wilh,,1,:
iiiiii nr r.i i ( l Tiii ti t, -
ml nobody vnn( te piny tl
.r euiiu mr speed, space nmI , .
ficatiens new. lm
Tlire is no waste ren ,,,, , ,IOn, .
r ninnies, nnd no possible hint or w.
incien ei n secret pn-.sage tl.n. li
ve ........ "- !
THR old house In the country had se
many possibilities that they fell In
love with it ns seen ns the.v saw It.
and new they arc hnvlng fun fixing
It up.
It Is mere than a hundred yenrs old.
with fireplaces, low ceiling, quaint
windows, and the windins stairways
that tnnke old-fnshletied houses m
charming.
If the first fleer is pleasing. th sec
ond fleer Is mere se, with its low win win
dewsills affording a comfortable place
te sit nnd gaze ever the fields of grass,
dried te an ernnje color, te the trees of
n we ids that Is nil glorious with red and
copper and geld.
There nre three little steps own Inte
one rcem. n mnrvelnus linen closet, sug
gestive of crocks filled with ginger
coekiei. hidden away from prying eyes
and eiger fingers and n mysterious
deer that s.-ems le beckon nnd whisrer
(f romance nnd secret things.
Ter it enens en tlie steps eeinc un te
the garret !
Oh. tint wonderful ster
bidden treasures, old forgett
ntini-i iicaIm. tM,.a ",I.A.u.,.
clothes nnd dreniiii! ' A s'' tl,(vre w""ldn t be mueii time te
On rainy dnvs. fe sle.il up 'these steps. , XT. use n garret if we had one
with a handful of these stolen ginger Distances nie net se great ns tlt
c.iekie.-t. n book, perhips n -loll or two. juscd te be. n rainv day does nnt ,!
nnd n iieadful et drenms! a dnv nt home because it Is imnnsslku
te get te school, or an nfternenn 'n ,.
THK nir enstles that have been built in : I euse beenttp It is unpleava'it te gn e,i
gurrets! Tlie princesses that have in the- rain,
lived there, (he srmd l.idie- who have Irelleys. niifomehiies. pni-e,l tp.,
fallen ever their lone kirts strutting , I'tntioii-picfere thetttes and jlairoem
about under the ienf. "Vc "hanged nil thai.
The secrets that have been told, th.it Anyhow, we don't go in for lni!ilr.
lure been disuerercd. thnf have been ' rastlit, and acting parts ind di-enwrinr
betrned. in thnt great loom with its ''"rets n we tifed te.
sloping sides, while tlie rain piurcd a,"'', 'im."!s nre much tee childish for
eewn, blurrinc the window panes and "" nowadays, und tee sin-,
closing out Mie view. i .-,,- -.-77"
The troubles thnt have been confide 1 ' jI'I'-rAMIM-.I) garrets nre rara
te the musty trunks nnd old pieces of J J in these days,
furnltuie up there, tlie sorrows thnt 1'ut net quil, se r.iie - r liiidren wne
have been sobbed out under cover of the could spend n whole d'l.v p'.ivinr n
noise of the downpour en the reef, tliem. or dicilning in thnn.
What a story a garret could tell All that kind of thins hn'. gene nut of
what visions it brines, even new with n style new.
vvnys probable, nlwnvs mvsterj(u, J,
eleuse of for- . ways nllurlng possibility of nn iiM.f.i.
irgetten tej-.l lened house. "I"1'
xffl
The Heart Pirate
lly HAZEL DF.YO nATCHELOli
f.OBuHeht, 1911. bv PuhHa Crdaer Cemtani
Theodora Caldwell has become en en
eaged te Jimmy Iilaml and te her
surprise is net happy about it, She
tells her employer, llichard Ulakrs
lee, that sjic is leaving te be mar
rird and because he feels she has no
rights aside fiam his Irishes, lie kid
naps her and eni-ries her off en his
yacht bound for a Seuth American
business trip, ftrr tire days at
sea the prepellcr shaft biraks, and
they arc forced te make fnr shore,
but 110 before ninkeslrr, .seeing Thre
for the first time as a teaman instead
of an office machine, falls in line
irith her and aks her te marry him.
He is amazed ai her tefusal. for he
has plirays'had tehat he wanted mil
of life. Hut Thee is dctm.iined te
be faithful te limmtt in spite of the
fact that lltakcslce's high-handed
methods .nie iron her love. When
the yacht lands at Sarnnnnh she
escapes and takes a train for Sric
Yerk. Hut irheii she sees Jimmy
she finds him srilling le believe the
irerst nf the srfnatian. They quar
rel, and 7 hee sind.s him air ay.
CHAPTKK XLIII
An Implied Lie
WUV.S Kichnrd lllakeshv reached
tlie hotel en the evening llint Then
escaped and took the train for Xew
Yerk, Mrs. Itreen nut him in the lobby.
"Where in Mls Caldwell?" he asked
quickly.
"(!one!" was Miss Itreen's reply.
"Dene; what de you incanV"
".lust that Mr. P.lakeslee. We
readied tlie hotel, and 1 went le register
as you told nie te. When I turned
around Miss Caldwell hud disap
peared. "'
With nn exclnniutien. K'u hard
I'lnkeslee turned awa.v, turned awav se
quickly thnt he did net see the mulh ienf,
glrnm t lint appeared sudden, In Mis,
llreen's light blue eves. When lie
turned hack n-moment later the gleam
hid disappeared and she was once mere
her usual self, quiet ami respectful
"She hnd no money!" he exclaimed.
"Net n (ent. I hud decided net te pay
her until we reached New Yerk. I
wanted te take care of her until thru,
te see her hack safely."
"I don't think I'd worry about her.
Mr. Hbikeslce; it's nut ns though she
couldn't I" ok out for herself. Mi.
Caldwell is n very independent veuug
woman, she'll mnnrge somehow; it Isn't
as though she hnd lived a .sheltered ex
istence." He looked nl her then and unih r his
keen scrutiny a dull flush crept up into
her cheeks. ,
"I hop- .veu don't think I've said
mere than I should have, sir, it was
merely te relieve jour mind -e that ou
wouldn't von j about her."
"Wen.v ; hew can I help worrying!"
lie snapped, in his characteristic wy.
A girl like thnt without tnenev. nj
in a strange city, it's iirrcdlbK II
nil) thing happens te her "
, 1,rnke ,,IT' rf nil) thing happened
te Then. Tlie thought was horrible.
Never te see her ngnlu. nnd te knew
V'm m1 f'em', ,0 ,mrm tltre'iRh Mi
deliberate determination te Imve till
own iiaj, Fnr the first time since he
hnd known the girl lie thought of her
side of the euestlnn. She irm ...e....t
i te he married; she wanted te get hivvic
te ner lever. uuv he hud refused te give
her tlie menej te take her there. N'.i
wonder she hadn't vvaitcd ; a girl llkj
that would wait for no man: slietcenlil
j go where her heart prompted her M
go. no mutter what dangers she lnlghc
have te encounter en the way.
Hut Then alone in Snvr.nnnh. without
money! What could she de; hew could
she escape? The thought occurred te
him thnt she might have had some
menev with her. nnd he turned nnr.iin te
Mrs. rtreen. He was utterly nbllvleui
of tlie fa-t that tliev were stindlng in
the crowded lobby of the hotel, that
people were passing and staring nt them
curiously; he thought of no one but
Thee, net even of himself.
"Perhaps she had some money; d')
ou knew whether she did or net?" he
rasped our.
"I'm net sure, but I tliinl; she hid
some." Mrs. Iircen returned
"Hneugh for railroad fare?"
"Well, it seems te me. Mr. Il,ike
lee, thnt she must have, had enough. Of
she weuldt 't have run off like that "
, He nnddfil. The thought was com
: flirting and Then hud common senfce.
She wns no wishy-wnsh.vi. bread-and-butter
t.vpe of girl. Ne, she wns any
thing but that. What a mate she would
innke for a man : for him. for he hd
svVern te have her.
i "All right." and lie nodded liru-quel'
' tp Mrs. Ilncn ; n nod of disini-sal. She
turned a wit), glad that he hud net
, questioned lief my further. She ns
I glad she hnd given Thee the money te
'gel awav. Once in New Yerk with the
innn she had premised te iniirrv th
danger te Kiehurd Itlakrslee would -
, ever. Senu' dsi) he would thank lier for
wlint she had done; some duv when tl'i
infatuation of Ins was a thing of the
past.
Tomorrow "A day lnfriulei'"
Children Leve
Desserts
Had your iron
today?
Eat
mere raisins
Any time yeuVe an
appetite te trade for
delight, just call for
Pest Teasties
best cernjlalces
Ne need te wxpt unr but the best in corn flakes
yen ipeak the name, "Peet Teasties."
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