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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1921
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fecuHeht. lit I. iu JiMle Lrdaer Compart
7nrnfnirt ftltttl-rll line l.rnm.tsi , .
ffftnrf n Jlntmii lllntul ntnl In hrf
Hurprlnc is net happy about it. She
tens ner employer. Hich'tra Hlakci
Ire, that she is Icivinq te he mar-
flffl mill Iifi'tlii9n t,n . mh h i, a itn
Wights aside from n't iriihci he kid-
nep ner unit rnn iri her op en AM
yacht haun&jet a Seuth American
business trnft? lin- i,n ,lnt .1
jlf(l the propeller shaft bienks, nml
Mhey arc fereeit te make for shore.
ei vei ncrnrc iflnltcMcc, secinq
T hen fell- litn fival h'nin it inuitu
nstcad of nil iiffire machine, fnlh in '
lOVe teilh lltr unit ,!. lie- In tmitt'il
him. lie 11 itnta:ed at lnr icfiixal,
for he has nlwayi had tehnt he
Itmilteil mil nl til I!,, I Tlir-,1 ,'
tdcfcrmind te he faithful te .liminn, ,
v.fll spite of the fnet thai Hlnkiilcr has
'swept her ey her fiet. When ihe I
irtaches Aer il, she fin'h Jimmy
Tabietutcly 111111 nrthn of her fnith.
Jniiii sin trttiki Ihe 1 niim.it ment, '
jOikJ tehen l.'-'hard lllnkttln iii- t
'jCOITM f Arif ihi hni llril, he 11 finiein.
CIIAI'TKIt M.IV
A Gay IntrudtT
irilAUl) ISI.AKKKU'i: nn first
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te the ruili'Miiil -tiitinii. wIiitp he
wen tumble tn lnul nn truce of Tli
Ne eiip lmil i-i iii'M.ilicrnl lier. nml I.H
i,'etild net own 1I1 trrtnini' wliitlirr shr
hiil left the it, or net 1 le miuli- up I
liis mind ImniPilMtrlj te ii-nve town, nml
Mlii'ii Iip rrttirnpil te tin- ttlmrf wliiir'
his jui'lit lind derkril he jme order" te '
Jlie rnptiiin te lme the il. 1111,130 r ,'tiiir.l
- seen ,n nnslble :wid t" n 11 up tli-'
const ns seen 'is 1 lie lie.it wi n ail . !
Then lie reti:rneil tn tli h.ilel. Ift',i
messue for .Mrs. Ilicen 1,1 fellow him I
tp ttie i-'tj tlie net dij ami took t It--
miiiniKiit train for .New eri lle a
CiTtnln that In some n the sirl lind
litnilicil the neef'arj inuiiex te return
te her home, and he i iletermined te
tPneli her ns seen 11s jsistilne.
i If 'ie had top;ie, te 'liink nt all
mtlntial'j he would have reallreil the
absurdit of his liehaier. 1 In he was.
an e.xporienood man if iln world, llat llat
Sfred mid defprred te by the hlshi'st In
fie land and tlii'ikniR of neihinc en
rtli hut tins eirl who whs hu prt.ite
cretar . II" tinted her ard he in-I
(ended te fijlit for lier. Kven new In
tllil net knew what he Intended te de.
but the er fut tl.rt ihe w.t e'iiiIiiik i
h'lni sputred him nn the mere. 1
il We a.i.s still the creat Hieliard
Bln'es1ee. with his mind fixed en t.ime 1
(liins that he wanted. (In two occasion ,
only had lie 1 topped te think of Thu. I
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The Company
The whole pounte bns beep amused
(irer 11 deed that resulted in the death
of n young girl.
I She bad been n geed girl, but had
ept bad eeinpnny.
And te nil ri-monMraUeiis against
hesp dangerous companions she hud
anld, no doubt, ns innnj a girl en the
same read has said before lier. "Oh. I
Can take care of mjself " Hut It
turned out that she could net
J Yeu can't walk through n den of wild
inlmals and come out unscathed. Yeu
can't, for any length of time, breathe
tn n polluted, disease-ridden ntmespberp
ind stay health. Yeu can't enjoy the
J lid fln'ver of n toadstool and escape
Ihe poison Yeu can't, by all tin rules
)f the game, dance without pning the
lilnpr.
I Ner is anj girl clever enough te be
jjble
le play areiinu wun quesiimwiun-
The Weman's Exchange
Net Sure of Her Coloring
JotheJSiUtarafWeman'iraor ""' """ "'" "oeuin no miule .' I'm
T)ear Madam I have a few questions Invited te several pirtes and would
( would like te have you answer and l.U" te have somethmtr "odd" If poa pea
Jhank you verv much for kIvIiir me the slhle I am elKhteen yrnrs of ape.
vlm f.t.,1 smice renulreil m your Inter-1 w'lsht 122. helirht S feet I Inches:
istlne column te de se I have I'eht
ialr which Is neither blonde nor red.
tray eyes, light skin with quite a few
wfcle tlcht eve lashes and eye brews
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What colors de veu think should be
Weintne te ni"' ' What color would '
KCOininK te inc.
ou HUWJst for a winter coat and what ,
Ijert of fur would ue sunume . t
' What color for an cveninB Jrss and '
.r ,..i,,. 1 "it.ri'i! for a irtrl of eleht- '
Questions h, l. u
SSS.nfCpP rTbHght'red ,ik
uet trimmed with poppies
Seme Developing Exercises .
Te fir t'cier nl tremim's I'nw'
Dear Madam What are some geed
(Scerclsc!- I could de at lwm te develop
the chest ' AIbe hew could I gam
elght quickly? Is almond meal better ,
te use for the face in place of soap? 1
MISS HKTTY. I
Before you go te bed at night take
Mve or six deep briaths Inhaling,
through the nose, held'ng the breath
Until you can feel it tilling )our lungs,
then exhale slevvlv through the mouth
Always de this slowly. Th-n extend
jiir your arms straight out in front of
you. draw them back, still holding them
Straight out. as far as )uu can Net 1
iBt. but as etten as ou tan without
'jtellng un ache. It jeu lentinue these
you will find your chest di.velepln ,
alcely. The deep breathing will help
veu te jjaln we ght. and If ou eat .1
flttle mere of stnrch), fattening feed 01
Brink as much milk as )uu can eveiv
day you will seen gain. Unless soup
Is harmful te veur skin, tb nlmmul
meal Is .ti better for it. It Is s'iftenliig
but a geed facial beap hat thn same
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Costumes for Twe Friends
te the Editor 0 H'emmi'n Vaijr '
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R Deur Madam Can you please sue-
Things You'll Leve te Make
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ChildiSchoel-BaJ
.rttUft
, Ker the little tot te carry his books In,
tjiake this CHILD'S HCllOOI, 11AU Aid
envelope-shaped bat; w'lll de us the feun
dutfun. Frem some story book or mag
tlne cut u pliluie that the kiddle will
like, Ulue or stitch It le the bag. Then
Slicllae It with clear shellac If treated
ill tli' manner It will remain In geed
Condition for months. If It should begin
) leek sluibby, romevo the picture with
net water, and replace witn niieuier pic.
ture.
Th Is nukes a (.'HII.D'W SCHOOL
BQ u little dilTerent from (he etners.
V KLOItA.
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fash s"and fair complexion it sounds ftmJj'h "na l?
''" v" wn3rmBX',rtePe7 tan brew grav "'" bat frame c-ne'reil $?" face. Then
bwEs Hrr 3h 5XSrS -
Jrnwn with heaver or nutria fur would l.,"!"ll;.1,.",ent,.PnBcr- Aeu 9M aIs, "f"
tirAa & S-S : " L-Mn-rrr V5n-
7t s'jA f 1
Jy y9 m I
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and of whether or net etic could love
him. Ter the met part her side of the
question did net matter : It would be
enough te have ner for lit own. oxen
11 ue nnu 10 iiiree ner 10 ins win.
As he was leaving thn train the next
evening, hurrying with his bnR through
the I'eniii.vhnnin .station, a guy volee
, hailed him.
Impatient at being stepped, he
I wheeled around, his fiiee dmlt nml nn-
eoicpretiilMiig. and the woman who had
, called le him made a little grimace of
' ilNmaj .
' "Item 'its. ve'i len! ctess. I'm serrj
I Nti ppi'd j rn !"
She was in!nt and dell-like, with
Dresden chimi features nml llu(T. fan
'hint Sioiled and iied te having Inr
own win. she hnil for two years tried in
1 vi-j waj possible te charm Hieliiird 1
Mlnke-dee, but in vain, lie was nliso nlise nliso
lute unirvare of the fact that she
I arid. He .re.iled her as he did all
the women 01 his jerpmintanep. with 11
eeitain inuiersenal defereuce tliat wns
niKliluiiiig. Tonight when she had
sNnip.spil bin. Iiunjing through the Mil Mil
leon she had beer arreted bj the ex
pri'ssimi en 'ii fin e,
"llelln, tfiiien." he returned, with n
1I.1-I1 of hi white tteth. "What ar"
j mi delni; hcreV
' ('111110 te meet a friend who didn't
niie. And where ire you bound for?
Stireh buslress hours nre ever!"
lie was Mii''il"tily ciins-cieui" of 05 ra
eia's eliarm .mil the fact that he wns
'etielj lie wiih lushing, but net ob eb ob
ieetnelj, for he could net hope te find
Then Jnnigrt. '11111 inpulslxely Iip sug
gested dinner
lie iliieked hi ba2. Iinileil a tai and
thr,i wire wliiiled uptown te a miiii'I
eiul 'r exclusive restaurant. It had
all liaioieiiri, i siidi't nh that until he
wps sentd opposite (Jrnein Dangerfielil
at dinner he was hardly aware of what
In li.nl done
tirnna was pTiiltant. Her cheek'
glowed, and he prattled nrtlrssly and
charminglx. slipping from tepi" te
topic in a Ilsjolnted manner that was
str.mcelj iffeetive HIn invitation te
dinner had gen- te her head lil'.p xln".
As tar .is she knew . llichard Rlakeslee
had never before honored am woman
of their small and evlusjvr eircle with
II pei'sonel Invitation te dine with hir. hir.
alene Wlnt did it mean'' And as she nt
there her blue ee lixnl en his dark,
imiinssive face, her cheeks glowed and
she del 'rniined te make the mnM of her
oppertunin.
(Tomorrow firarin Ijeams the Truth.)
Eyes
eman s
NEWTON
She Keeps
people for the excitement or whatever
it Is In their lives that appeals te her.
take what she wants and remain free
from th" rest. It can't be done and it
isn't being done.
In the first pliife. there Is her repu
tation. Fer that reason alone a girl
cannot with impunllv Ignore the char
acter of her associate. Hut particu
'nrlj. ,veu knew the old sajing about
hlng down with dogs and awaking with
fleas. ICventually. and willing or net,
she will haxe te pay the price.
That Is wbj there Is nothing mere
alarming te a mother, nothing mere
pitiable and hopeless te an.v of us who
knew the ways of the world, than te
hear a girl miv blitbelj. "I iiin tnke
care of m.vspif." while she deliberately
ignores the first requisite of protecting
and taking care of herself In her choice
of the Hilnpatl) he keeps.
j Rest te me a few Halloween costume?
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hrevvn heblieil hair and Kreenlsh eyes
Alse for a Blrl of tvventv. weight 10S
5 feet 2 inches In height, brown bobbed
'm'r and mown ees l. M
1UU '""i"1 i'r a uusier urewn suit.
'n I.V.. .. T.
nhile your friend might dress as a little
B'rl. In white dress. b'R hair ribbon and
s.'ish. f ou want te ke tocnther Ktnwer
Phtumiri are always prfy and unusual
itekuir ana veu can get the materia
make crepe paper ones, which 111
,ev, u ou ml-'ht J""s cxactlv nltl
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llUt ca ,)e ,,,, leun y rm "
two cretonne curtain pulls atta hei! te
i'.iukiuk uewn .11 me sides Iiku oar ear
rings The Question Cerner
Today's Inquiries
1. What article of which blip was
crv fend did (Jiieen Elizabeth
of l.ngland declare was the enlv
pn-si nt a sovereign could accept
from 11 subject?
'-. Poser, be n beaded bag thnt has
11 ii' w- and attnntlve design.
.'I. In what ileieptive waj is n clever
b.irniiniir fa lilnned. which will
leek well in the room and can be
rellnl upen''
1. Where K the Yesenilte Valley?
" I'er many of the new frocks vvhat
has fa'liien ordered te replace the
usual girdle?
0. Hew n a hat that has n quaint
cli.irm fashioned?
A e-sterduy's Ausuei-s
1. In order te earn her living, a cer
tain woman 111 England has been
eiigagiil for forty years in the do
mestic occupation uf shelling m,(lN
for Londen markets.
- When one has sheets of different
sies nn easy method of telling
"which is which," when thev are
folded Is te have large ones marked
with a red Ink "x," medium ones
with n blue "x," while the nar
row ones de net have te be marked
nt all.
.'! A charmingly unusunl trey has 11
glass top. beneath which is 11 col cel
01 oil photograph of a quaint gar
den. 1 The old-fashioned expression
"under the rose" signifies "confi
dentially." ,". Simple lines are found en a great
number of the new evening
dresses, hut (.aeh one Is literallv
covered with an elaborate headed
trimming, the same shade an the
gown Itself.
0. A coquettish chiffon sleeve that
is n deceiving length starts nut
by being a regular short sleeve,
but It lias a long Mewing piece
added onto It. which U hIhhIieiI
down and mnde te form a grace
ful loop, caught nt the wrist by a
baud of the chiffon,
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Please Tell Me
What te De
By CYNTHIA
Te "H. W."
u..,f-T.0U Xant te sel1 -our irrafonela put
?h adyrtlsement In tlie nd columns of
f2 !Wri,,We cannot usu our columns
for such tbliips.
Why Discuss It?
1, 1 .1 tlu' Tiimessean" and sov sev
Im. vers "." thc question of pretty
tjlrls .New deur Cyiilbln and rciil-ta,
nll -V'" """,( ,,1H ls vcrv simple
"V"B ,.te a,' "bout? And also the
m re you nrgue the worse it rets,
r.,';.!T-V.0,u' 'ltl,''s un for hc girls from
a round ttm umw n. , .
Th r he H specially IntcrnBtwl
I no limrinifit.!'..." . ,
,,, ., rm 1 rum lenncssee,
0 lenn-vlviinlan from IVnnsylvanlu .
ttm JIiirjlHiidir fiem Maryland Dela
wareaii from nelavvare, and se en
' '"' ii'ivcieu n koeiI deal and liave
found It he .ase all around and have
had the honor of knowing girls from
everal St.it.s and have seen them pretty
nearly all alike--n,,, t.v (ileal .Vmerl .Vmerl
enti. .1 t.i.M.t biu.pi .....1 1 ,
.TM '-("-'ll iill'l 1 tMIIIHIIIOII,
Tl'e Tennessean oendemnn ethers for
-ii'nniti u Kir me gins rrern etber
parts and linmedlatdv shows the snme
rnlllng aleni; the same channel.
.fAcmics n
Still Thinks of Him
Dfrfr Cvntbln -Well. C.vntbln 1 wrote
te ou about 11 week or tw'e age and
told .veir about the eung man that I
was out with and th.it he Is married
and Is thirty-four ears old. Well, I
cannot step thinking about lilni. I
don't mean te win him from bis wife
because 1 bave alteadv seen her and
she Is the me.t wonderful person living.
Her beautv it net from the drug iteTC
amund the corner like m'ne Is. but Is
naturallv .sweet. 1 tie all cosmetics,
but am r.spfetnbl- with It Onthla,
I am a t,noinanher 111 n real estate
office and his business l- limning a tnNl.
and therefore he passes our office about
every tvventv minutes, and the mere I
see of him the mere I love him New
this Is what I want te knew I'll still
love him If I keep weeing him all the
time and I want te forget him for his
wife's sake I loved h'm before T ever
found out he was married and. there
fore, slnee I heard of him being mar
ried I positive!) cannot feiget him T
want te change positions because T have
a sister mair'ed and her husband runs
around with ether g'rls and she is only
twentv-three and has the sweetest baby,
and I don't want te de the SAine te lil-i
wife, ns It almost breaks niv heart te
S'p 111) brother-in-law treating my sister
that wav I try te answer ads In the
papers, but never get a repl) Can )ou
tell me where te go te trv te get an
other position?
Cvnth'a de .veu remember Hip clrl
that signed her name "Hreken Blos
soms" a few months age"" Well she
and I were girl friends, and she died.
TEMPTATION
Suppose veu attend te )our work In
your office nnd sten looking out of the
window for nnsslnc tnMs. Yeu are
wrong te think of this man ns a lever
and should conquer yeutelf at once,
fr) net looking out or the window for
a week and eu'll seen get ever It.
Would Meet Nice Girls
Hear fynthla Could some of the
gentle nadTs of your valuable columns
give me the following advice: Hew te
meet these nice girls that are anxious te
meet "nice" fellows? (Net considering
myself n'ce )
l-'rem ni) eNperienee, it c.in't be done
at dance halls If you don't belong te
the "set ' you c.in't even cet 11 dance
If )ou flirt en the Btreet, well, that won't
de at all
The k nil you meet at church want
.veu te spend most of the time there at
functions or ether affaira.
I have met a few at parties and they
turned me down Why I de net knew
and never bothered te find out I am
well liked among mv own se- I am
tvventv -five )ears old. nice looking, dress
well and bne a fair educat'en
I play the piano, dance, sing and am
n geed entertainer generally; also I
have a geed trade, and I am studying
mechanical engineering three nights a
wi ek.
Headers, don't think I am tee self
centered b( cause I nm the last one te
sav anything about my talents when I
meet g rls
There Is one thing that may be of
vital Importance, and no doubt It is I
have a tendenev te stammer some when
I men strangers, but after the Ice Is
broken I am all right. Is this whv I
can't seem te get held of a geed pal
I have a few faults I smoke, tnke a
ill Ink te lie sociable and nlay cards for
the same reason Would npnree'ate a
few pointers HOOD KKU-OW
Whv net ask the men you knew te In
troduce veu te some of the girls they
knew and persevere In the friendships
you make'' rail en the girls and show
them little attentions like a bunch of
(lowers or an occasional book or box
of enndy
Taffeta for Evening
Is Being Used a Let
COKINNK LOWE
The "bemi) brown hair" is Kfi te
sliift fin itself tin se dajh, while "the
bunch of blue nbbeiis" gees adventur
ing. Tile coiffure if tlght-littiny. (June
lire the du.vs win 11 our hinds looked like
a piece of IS"0 nichileetiiie, bristling
witli striiuge knobs and Irrelevant
cupolas. The sleek Spancli M.vle Vi
affected, and with It often gees logically
the high comb.
The ilcstlii) of these blue ribbons is
lixul 111 the above niedel In the demands
of 11 frock of nicliid tafleta. The) are
an eicluil blue ,vlih 11 metallic finish
te re enforce the aigtiment of the silver
lace forming ihe prim-l and the filling
in the V of the bodice. The half
wreaths of IravrH and llevvers are u new
touch.
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If se read what is written In the stars of your cbnrncler nnd disposi
tion, your likes and dislikes
IT YOL" were born bctwppn August -M
and new you comp tinder the sign
of Virge. Your colors are amber, geld
and black. Your birthstone is the sap
phire. Your chief characteristics are
order, meHied. self-reliance and will
power. Yeu have n pnsslen for line
tiuisp. Yeu arc se sensitive te any In
harmonious or illseeribitit conditions
that Inbarmeny affects jour appetite 1
and health.
Yeu insist thnt ever) thing he clean
and orderly. Your ruling planets are
Venus, t'rnnns nnd Mercur.v Yeu are
in the liealthipst sign In tlm yedlne.
There arc no diseases common te It at
nil. Yeu have an unusually tine, well
built figure, oval face, strong voice nnd
line carriage. Your manners nre mere
eleganl than gentle and are sometimes
laid aside entirely.
It is a feminine sign, the women born
In It being csiiei-ially brilliant mid ag
gressive. Yeu have a calm. cool, confident
bearing. Yeu are self. possessed and
understand yourself thoroughly. Yeu
rarely lese your presence of mind or
Mrs. Wilsen Tells Right and Wrong
Ways of Cooking Dishes Made of Eggs
Just the Least Little Mistake Will Cause a Meringue te Fall
Flat Prune Souffle Is a Geed A'ety Dessert
Hy MRS, M. A. WILSON
Cerurlaht. toil, hv .Ur. tf. .1. lt'lben. ytll
rlylits reserved
THE correct method of cooking dishes
oentnlni!ig,eggs is important, if we
are te be assured of success. Eggs Imvt
a ver.v definite characteristic iiumely.
the) thicken or ceagulnte at 11 temper
ature considerably below the boiling
point, if cooked nt the boiling point or
nt a higher temperature, they beeenu
tough and leathery and hard te digest.
Snuffles and these dishes that have
flic whites of eggs Incorporated In them
te give them a light and fluffy texture,
such as sponge cakes, angel and layer
and ether cakes, must have the whites
of eggs beaten until they will held their
shape and then the) should be cut and
folded into the mixture. Oiicp the
wl'ite of cgT is beaten up tlie air is
incorporated into the cells of the white
of egg and thus expands nnd puffs it up :
If the cells be stirred or benten the
air ceils will be disengaged from the
cells of the white of egg and the egg
will then become lint and in a thin, liq
uid state.
This e.plnlns why se effen the cake
meringue or souffle Is a failure.
Careful selection of thp egg-beater Is
important. The dever stvle, with its
trlp'e action, will quickly bent the
whites of eggs for sponge cake, souffle,
and se en, but It Is very necessary te
change the method used for incorporat
ing the nlr Inte thp while of egg that
Is te be used for angel cuke.
This usually difficult cake seen loses
ItR apparently temperamental habits if
the eggs are placed en a large meat
platter and then whipped until snowy
whlte with a wire spoon.
Puffy Omelet
Separate four eggs Inte two separate
bowls. Add te the yolks of eggs
7'ire Inhlespoeni of irater,
One-half teaspoon of salt,
One quarter teaspoon of trkite
pepper.
Heat te blend thoroughly nnd then
whl-i thn whitps of eggs until they
will held the shape of the egg beater.
Ileninve thp beater and cut and fold in
the nrennred yolks. Melt two tuhle tuhle
spenns of butter In a skillet and. when
smoking het, turn In thn omelet nnd
place in n moderate even. When firm en
top, fold nnd roll and then turn en n
het platter.
Cheese Reuflln
I'lnee in a saucepan
One and one-half cupi 0 milk.
Seven level tahlcspoens of flour.
Stir te dissolve and then bring te a
bell. Cenk slowly for live minutes and
then remove from the fire and add
One-half eup of grated chccie,
One trnipean of salt.
One-half teaspoon of paprika.
One teaipaen of grated onion,
VehVi of three eggs.
Heat hard te mix thoroughly and then
let cool. Then fold in the stlfllv beaten
whites of three eggs. Turn In well
buttered linking dish. Set In a pan of
warm vvnter and bnke In a slew even
for tvventv-fivp minutes. Finely minced
chicken, rubbed through a sieve, may
bn used for chicken souffle.
Prune Souffle
The sweet Spanish omelet or souffle Is
nn old-time fuvorlte dessert. Hub suf
ficient cooked prunes through a sieve
te measure one cup of pulp, l'luce in u
saucepan
Three-quarters of a cup of strained
prune juice,
One. cup of milk.
One-half cup of flour.
Stir te dissolve the flour and then
bring te n boil and cook slowly for
seven minutes. Turn in a mixing bowl
and add
I'n pared prune pulp,
l'iie lahlespoens of powdered sugar.
One-half teaspoon of vanilla,
Yolks of three eggs.
Hent mixture te blend and then fold
In the stiffly beaten whites of tegs and
turn Inte a buttered baking dish. Set
in 11 pan of warm water and bake for
(went) -live mlnutrs in a moderate even.
Macaroni Cheese Souffle
Hub sufficient cold cooked macaroni
through a sieve te measure two cups.
.Make a cup of cream suucp by placing
In a saucepan
One rup of milk,
I'tve tablespoons of flour.
Stir te dissolve and then bring te a
bell and cook for five minutes. New
mid
JUhc teaspoon of salt,
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Yeu are never awed by superiors, for
you fee.l n nuturnl equality with nil
men, and for this rctisen niueng ethers
jeu naturally excel in everything you
undertake.
In business, study, piny, competition
or effort of any kind, you never be
come abashed or lese hope. Yeu have
most discriminating nnd analytical
minds. Yeu easily win the trust of em
ployers, fellow-workmen nnd the pub
lic at large through your Intellectual
discrimination, your knowledge of hu
man nature and your steady perma
nence and security of temperament.
I'tillki! Ice people, you can take dis
appointment with perfect composure.
Yeu rebound quickly from any disas
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and capabilities te build 11 success out
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Yeu are decidedly" self-supporting.
iu nrecapnble nnd successful members
of soeielj, no matter In what walk
of life, though you reneh your grpnt
pst height as musicians, chemists, pub
lic speakers, writers, editors nnd re
porters. One-half teaspoon of peppir.
One medium sited onion, prated,
linen tablespoons of finely minced
parsley.
One-half cup of grated cheese,
1 eiks of three eqas,
Ihe prepared macaroni.
Mix and then carefully cut and fold
1" the stiffly beaten whites of three
eggs. iiirn into well-biittered Individ
ial custard cups and stand the cups in
.r ." f. v,nrm un,,,r nn'l hake for
only minutes hnvr evon Ti00ren
he souffle front the edges of the cups
with a knife and turn en a thin slice
r nlcel) buttered toast. Serve with
''liner tomato or cream sauce.
Ven Pudding
.nl'l,nJ """If 'Irlcd peas overnight
nnd i the morn ng cook until tender.
he pens. Hub the peas through a sieve
umUheii measure and place In a mixing
Twe cups of prepared peas.
One eup of thick cream sauce.
...oeiT !",",, nrer""'('I "s for macaroni
Minnie; use ,, cp of nt ,rncU
from peas In place of the milk
lien tablespoons of grated onion,
parsley0 t"b,c'l"""'t "f fit'l minced
One teaspoon of salt.
One-half teaspoon of white pepper,
three tablespoons of melted butter,
I we well-beaten cqqi.
One cup of fine bread crumbs.
Mix nnd then turn into well-buttered
enf-shnped pan and set the pan with
lidding In larger one containing het
water, 'nun i, ,. ......i ...
hoi . "i"iii-ruie even and
b.ile for forty minutes. Serve with
nn or- loinnie or neiinndnlse sauce. This
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beaten egg nnd crneker crumbs nnd
tnr si1 n Ke,,,en l,rewn in
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Pear Mrs. Wllsnn-Wjll vel,
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adventures
The Charmed Fat Lady
By KAIJDV
Balky Bam comes te take Jack and
Janet te visit a circus sideshow.
Jointed Mule and Weeden Klcphant,
members of Jack's toy circus, join
them and become big by eating grass
from a fairy ring,
CHAPTER II
HaUiy Sam's Plan
JACK nnd .Innct rode gaily tewnrd
the circus grounds en the bnck of
Hnlkv Snm. the trick mule. Heblnd
them trotted Jointed Mule nnd "Wood "Weed
en Elephant, the toys thnt had been
made big by eating grass from the fairy
ring.
Soen they came within sight of the
circus tents. Seen from n lillllep the
great ennvns tops looked like n goblin
city.
The sounds of music floated up from
this goblin city fnt. jelly music tliat
made Jack and .lanet tingle with ex
citement. They were mere eager than
ever te hurry n'leng te see thc mysteries
of the side show.
The music thrilled Hnlky Sam, Joint
ed Mule and Weeden Elephant, tee.
They rushed down the hill nnd pushed
their wny into the crowd gnthered before
thc gnudy, alluring banners en which
were pictured the "Freaks and Won
ders of the World" te be seen within
theldc show.
New nn nrdlnnry crowd might hnve
been stnrtled nnd senred by hnving
two mules and a wooden elephant ap
pear In Its midst that way but net n
circus crowd.
One of thp circus men wns shouting
le the crowd. "Ceiup right this wny,
ladles, gentlemen nnd children," he
cried. "Come right this wny and see
the odd nnd strnngr frrtiks nnd wonders
of the world, lllght this wny only ten
cents. Ten cents te see the freaks and
wonders of the world."
Mnny In the crowd pressed ferwnrd
te buy tickets, nnd Hnlkv Snm, enrry
ing Jnck and .Timet en his back, went
with them. Hut when they get almost
te thc ticket man, ,1'ick line a dismaying
thought.
"I hnven't any money te buy tick
ets," he snid te Janet. "Have you?"
Xe. Janet didn't have n cent. She
had spent her last nickel buying n toy
balloon. . And. of course. Hnlky Snm,
Jointed Mule and Weeden Elephant,
being iijilmiils, didn't hnvc nny money.
Jnck nnd .innet felt their henrts sink.
Hew would they get Inte thc show?
"Ilee-hnw! Don't let Hint werrv
.veu," brayed Hnlky Sam with n grin.
"I 11 kick the ticket taker out of the
way. and then we can all run right into
the tent. "
Hut Jack nnd Jnnet wouldn't hear te
that plan. They didn't think it was
honest.
"Well, then, there Is only one thing
te de," said Hnlky Snm. "We will be
come freriks nnd wonders of the world
ourselves, nnd gpt into tlie show thnt
"Hew will we become freaks nnd
wonders of the world?" nsked Jack In
surprise.
Why, T w-lll he an educated mule
and de counting with my feet nnd spell
Itig with alphnbet blocks," replied Bnlkv
Same. "Jointed .Mule can become n
glass enter, for glass will net hurt his
toy stomach. AVoeden Elephant can
become a living pin-cushion. Yeu nnd
.lanet con be our trainers. Tell the
manager what we can de nnd he will let
us all into the side show. There we can
sec the freaks and wonders of thn world
and have a jelly tlme besides."
That seemed a geed plan te Jack and
;''n,ct' "'"-with high hearts they rode
up te the deer of the side-show tent te
usk the manager te let them In.
Read Your Character
Ru Digby Phillips
Hairy Hands
TTair en thc hands and arms is of
course, morn natural and of lipavlpr
growth with men than with women,
nnd in nttributlng te the individual the
chnrnctcrlstlcK which it denotes it is
essential thnt you tnke sex into con
sideration. A given amount of hair
en the hand of a woman means mere
than it does In the case of n man. Like
Ie a hairless hand en a man means
mere than en n woman.
There is a popular impression that
hair en thp hand and arm indientcs
strength. And as hns been noted in the
discussion of m, mntly etiR,r cilrarter
indications, the pepulnr or the in
stinctive Idea mere often than net
strikes close te the scientific fact.
Hairy hands nnd arms de indicate
strength, but net necessarily muscular
s rength. Primarily they Indicate
vitality, a vigorous, well-balanced con cen con
stittitien that persists strenglv in the
general run of life's functions. And
oftener thnn net such vitnlitv does hap
pen te be acceiiipnnieil by muscular
strength. It is natural that the one
should fellow the ether
Hut the hairy band is net the hand
of the ascetic, unless, perhaps, it is o e o
cempaiiied by n remarkably strong will
for it Indicates mete than a usual de
sire for the L'neil tlme..; ..e i.r .
thnn the usual ability t0 appreciate I
Anil mm m-iiniiuiis impression that
Is, the ability te appreciate life' j n
well bnlnnccd nnd keen manner through
nil five of thc senses. "
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The JunierPsipkinfr nmnrwen-r .rnf. xi .
delnhin hr-inrii Tn Ti i " ccs me opening el their lirst Fluia
FUbert with a TuUf Tcrmi,nal Market, Twelfth street, Arch te
te fe Tseld nt ; the wlSC ' "n d previsins of the highest quality,
te be sold at the lowest possible prices, quality and freshness considered
Oiir One Kg Opening Day Special
Armours
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ZiTW Ar fa funaau .1
HAMBURG. . . I5C
Half Smoke
SAUSAGE ... 15C
Rack Yearling .
CHOPS .... 15c
Shoulders Yearling -a
LAMB 15C
Highest Quabty L arm Scrapple-! Pure P0RK SAUSAGE, 25c
The Junier Packinff r.
stalls 800 te 812 Reading Terminal Market SS ArSrt
Did Yeu Ever Netice
That Settles Upen a Roomful of Eaters?.
, , , III
The Munching of a Hundred Jaivs Makes People Stare in a
Dull, Aimless Way That Is Mere Like a Coie.
Than a Human
WHAT n silly thing eating is nftcr
nil!
At home it doesn't seem se foelish:
there nre nnttseH for conversation, there
Is quietness in the dining room.
And. besides, it is n rather necessary,
pleas-nut thing.
Hut nt noontime. In n crowded, un
homelike lunch room, did you ever ro re
nllre hew silly it Is?
Yeu go in nnd find n tnble or n seal
nt n tnble with peme one else.
Other lunrhers leek up nt you curi
ously ever the rim of n glnss of milk
or n coffee cup.
"Funny-looking lint!" they seem te
be snylng te themsKlveR listlessly hoferp
dropping I heir gn.e bnck te their plntcs
nnd their forks.
Yeu cencentrnfp upon feed. Whnt
slinll you eat? Net soup you're tee
hungry. Chicken, the only thing that
ntipenls, g tee expensive for Hip lipgln
nlng of Ihe week.
Yeu poinremlse en hnmbttrg Rteak '
and sit back te stare about you until
such time ns you can fnll upon the feed
like n stnrved animal.
And ill you see Is one motion, in
cessant, monotonous; the up nnd down
of industrious jaws, chewing, chewing,
chewing, some straight, ethers varying
the movement with a glrnffe-like side
wise skid, some fast, fconie slew, some
medium.
Yeu feel nH If you were in the midst
of n drove of cows.
Such n solemn expression nccompn nccempn
nles this business, Mich n cowlike grav
ity nud sincerity.
A MAN comes in, wnves buoyantly te
n friend nt a nearby table, hangs
up his hat nnd gives his order.
He seems like n cheery individual,
with n smile always hanging around
ready te he put ou nt n second's no
tice. In fact, he dens the smile with a
Adventures With
a Purse
TO CONTIN'IJE my list of the tea
rooms. This one you will love.
Seme of jeu may knew of it. but I nm
sure that there lire any number of Ad
venture renders who have net yet dis
covered it. In the first plnce, the min
ute you sec it, even before you get In
side you, will exclnim delightedly. It
used te be nn old stable years age. New
it is painted white, with cunning little
green tiees lu boxes te make 11 pleas
ant centriibt. De net misunderstand me
the little trees are real, net painted.
Inside Is a wide, friendly gruj stone
tlrcplace. The walls are tilled with
lovely pictures and tiny statues nnd
sconces. Flowers are en each of the
wicker tables with their shiny white
tops. II is said thut all surts of inter
esting people may be seen therp, both at
luncheon and dinner. Theiu Is, per
haps, as much real atmosphere herons
In any-ether tea room I knew of Yeu
will be pleased with its quaint charm.
Let me tell you about the. negligees.
Hut I warn you, jeu must net go te
tee them unless jeu nre prepared te
buy, for never sh.ill you be nblc te resist
them. Let me describe one. It Is made
of brocade satin and It is net only
thc style but the color that will elm rm
you. It Is net exnetly a green, and then
again, it Is net exactly 11 blue, but a
combination of the two that gives you
a color net te be found among the neg
ligees in the regular shops en the benten
paths. Down thc front is a plain hand
of soft georgette ciepe In the snme color
as the satin. And frilly georgette ruffles
ripple nbeut the sleeves and the bot
tom. I tell jeu, In nil frankness, n
bride's trousseau would net be com
plete without one. They cmne in u num
ber of colors, but euch color Is some
how different from most any jeu find
eriliiiarll). A while ngn these negligees
sold for something like S.10. but they
have come down te S2JI.50. The shop
keeper tells me it is almost impossible
te keep tlicin.
Fer nnmes nf nhnni mlilf-Mia Wnmnn'. f.
Editor or phene Walnut 3000 or Main 1001
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Thirty years of giving just
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Steak 22c
Legs Yearling LAMB
Sugar-Cured Boneless BACON. . .
We Carrii a Full r tnn - t... r.
the Cewlike Loek
pleasant word ns the waltrcsi britm
Ills order. "
Hut in nnetlicr minute, with theflnt
mouthful of feed, he chnnges his hM.
expression. B
Taking a vlcietm blte of bread h
begins chewing, grnvelv, turning M,
head te gaze about the room, wltl,
never n rnrlnlleu of time mnrrlnir tk
regulnrltr of his chewing. S m
If he lint n metronome before Mm n
Mm tnble he reuld net de better
Ue glnnces up te wntch n new-come.'
go threurji the preliminaries, then
shovels mere feed in nnd resumri, t,t,
colorless expression and his stolid, aim.
less staring.
The menl ever, be pays hi, cheek
becomes a human being once nieiV
smiles in n very uneewlike vvnv nt lili
friend nntl gees out wltli him, 'dlvius.
Ing hnrd times In en ordinary tone.
THEItE Is something about eating
nlone in n plnce full of ether eatfrj
that makes you lese some of your hu.
ninnncss.
Surrounded by n gay ntmesph
music, palms, hurrvlng wnlters, ere.'
nlng gowns. Hint's different.
Hut in bread daylight, te the nceem.
naniment of muffled ernshes nnd ream
from thc kitchen whenever the deer Is
opened, eating bevemes just n bust bust
nes. Tt Is necessnry. nnd the feed Is eood eeod eoed
wp need It nnd enjoy it. B ea'
Wp seldom wonder hew we leek nt
wc sit there entlntr. chewing nnd swal
i" 'tig nnd we don't much enre.
Hut If In our own sad-eyed tui"
ing nbeut thc room, we step and really
take in the sights thnt nre te be wtn
we cannot help realizing whnt a silly
thing eating is nnyhew. '
Everybody hustling In. getting set
tied, and then chewing, chewing, chew,
ing. with that ceasplcss regularity.
Is it uny wonder Hint cows get that
mild, hopeless, resigned leek?
WHAT'S WHAT
nr Helten nnciir
Often in the course of conversation a
person who Is net n rapid talker hesi
tates a little while ever a cholce of the
words most fit te express his thought
In such a case the listeners should net
evince any Impatience, but should wait
a while te give him time te finish what
he has te saj.
Sometimes, It Is true, the spenker may
have forgotten the word or the name he
wlshea te utter, and then It i3 "up te
him" te leek for assistance in the re
freshing of his memory. If he waits tee
long. It is clear that bn Iihh linn n un..
of memory, and that ft would be an
ner. or civility te Help him out by the
suggestion of a word or n phrase, ether-w-is),
it Is net geed manners te supply
a word when he hnlta for a moment. It
Is nn arrogant act. as well as a ruda
interruption of his thought, te finish a
sontence for a speaker unless It becomes
evident that he has forgotten nnd np
pears te need a llttle polite assistance
The Carpet Sweeper
Once a week, or eftcner If necessary,
the box of n carpet nvvecper should be
opened ever dampened newspaper, thc
dirt emptied out and hair nnd lint
cleaned from the brushes with a button butten button
hcek, coarse comb or old scissors. Th
mechanism should be kept properly
oiled. A vacuum cleaner should be
looked after In the same way, except
thnt In addition the bag should be
emptied.
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