(Tv- fyv-- t ( ssj r 3. EVENING IMJDLIC- LEDQER-PHILADELPHIA, FJODAT, NOVEMBER 11, 1921 K- PS'hTS 'J VS" JJSJ j 6t I) r M, ft Weman's Life and Leve By W1NIFKKI) 1IAKPER COO LEY FROCKS OF OPENWORK EMBROIDERY Married Leve IN SPITE of alt Hie heartbreaks tne Sueh a rnnesyrie en tl. eenmiliin' tniee.lles. the failures It tilunvn will ''"'" ? net menu, however, tli.it . -fc a .... liAni All iu tvAjihln t a ntAHr jif ill till lie the supreme reii! of liumitli etnlenver the beacon limit M the mountain, illuminating the dork vallejs tintl cold crenev -the acme of In man bli- Ideal innrringc '. Let divorces in crease, ihr.v lire but tlic frntik nil mission of errors. the eutwnnl kJKr fl RI& . r TSsy l hetiven is rrfmihlc te every i-eupl Marriage In Imperfect because men in . women are imperfect, '(.ire i, tupi i iron ennnet be transformed into grilliiu'. imaginative levers. Shallow, tnnin itirls In net suddenly become deep, re- i seniivfiil. (netful wives One cannot I.. .1! I.. .. ..I-.... II... I!.. 1I1IIKC UlIlinillHIK lull IU K'li"- l,ul i" power of rtnl love te ennoble If reeeg ' lUcd. PROIIMCMS nre inniimei-nble and elafheM possible, whenever folks have trenif eharneteri. Of rmire, 'f mie or 'lie ether In negative and a seiiiu. letting tiie ether rule nnd dninlnite 'n i,ll tiling-", a jogtret of easy II'Iuk -m n ih et iiilMiPiI. Hut the mere virsitie nnd varied and full 'if idees nnd i'mII vnlua'il.v men and women are t . .... !.. .. .....tl.tll, I . ,1 ., , , , -: : i-imiih'' im- wmhi- iwisi-iuiiiwi-s ui'ii mm' "Ne would never hay'iniirrinitenpriseu. f, ,. ,snSrecincnt. liven in th- dun et nrrjini! with it a lit,- sentence. Onlj reurNhip. un)p f.. Iir( ,tt.ru f.lti. T .1 U "4. i- manifestation of . - cankers that vv ,i always u n e existed at tlie toot of human relation Let thus- who suffer iinJ Chafe at the bends break them asunder v IN't!-RM n !ii'i:n ( our -? let there be fercvi-r that haven of rest and possible jv and peace, for the learj and heuv.v ladcu ea life's journey '. 'T"0 YOI own jour own little liniiieV -LfTn.,s.. . .. i rAti.. ..r .... manency." Ven cm plant hh. s and "'t"alb te eo-ilrel the n.tlen, of it. i.n.l ,.,-..,1!.l..n..n. .,v.,e,.t il,..f in mmr, iricucn eiaj remt. -.,. , .... V u. ......... ..Id,. - rtt.v. . I...... ... due tune, blossoms will result. Kven though chanites suddenly niny eivur. though you inn be obliged t ue te a rus and blind, they reelic that the d'.sujjree en son e thit.ps, and may pu til tiai"s nretie. In the eTjday intimacy of innrrhu Ii'ng tlie op ertunilles ter uisncri-e- nip.ii are lnulhplleil. ami if one irl'1- 'I In- ether soi.irien is an honest l,e ief in human freedein. and .in efi'm r en the part of each 'e tvrmit the ntln r fnr.ilistnut liiiiil'mirl i.lii. mi m.iip iwimp. I all possible hritude. It Is mih In CiN - feelinR tlmf jour wer5 hasbeen use- l"u' lihertN that one "IieIms u lined )eMstill tlie effort has net bi-n in belnc tishtlj '. vain; you founded it m poeil faith, and' There are mere reliances in mnr mnr the Kambling i hanee wns that jeir il- tiel life. een within the i lesrt jnll jnll Treys would enjej it. lunej . than outsiders vnippuse. livery Sujipese. however, that jeu knev iniiuiin bilii' is a unit. "Withi 1 his JOU area tilinshnt Yeu ren auj old own eiil lit dwells ileiie. Ne nuitt r makeshift en feci am omferiable an I Imv deiphw'ul' ne i eij li- welded u.'e "up in tin air" beeaiis.e it a. ti.allj ihe .ir;, HV if a 'n-ln ei fellow lee ne1 seein worth wIMi te sett'e i real ire, tie-re :t) 0 lueniil Is of "na "na ciewn and eenilit.x niiv d'M lliu pluee 'tien, f loneliness, ,,i n.-i-es -ir ir..".e A renhd room and a lid biisirime de rendeiir dfii'Wm- i.mt.n ut- wlin he net admi el am or tne real m e,s..rii-.i ,.,., j,,,,,,. vi,i, ! ,i. yU ,.n . of happiness and attract nennss, ,. e.p ,n?nii , .P,KPn -,i n .11 .' wein"" OOmiOrt rfi'mmifl tin.- iiiiVirfim,.n1 rf..'iifnnvu emiI ,'ivAU) 1 "lm Jm wMmm?;A &lrtt'mJblltMtVRis52i TaaSTgflaraJHBEsKcBHiffMWBra&sra.5istJ8?a ,i'i!frm&itMd4&iZ This is tiie simile or" i-iurnase e ns sinirle loneliness. Ne one run he i.re that the union lb te fulfill tlc'r hopes respc t it. THIS is ,i ry ditheult feat, for when es im r i ...... . . .i..... .. t ..il- """ ""V1"1 ""-...V:." ". s.. .".."' J- V le". especially we women, our iUUV .., "., "::''" ," V;ital and .entim.al impulse is te man BllillllIUIt V'i I llil(IIIVII ,i LU'J. 4 J IIV comfort, peace (r jn . ace. te alter, te control it. "Te meld ,hn ri ad character in h.i'iuw riling i the "t" n which the creps-n-el is hut lightly "iade. and it tePs a iry delinittf hlery el ehnraecr. Tl'i weak "t" is mere often feu ii in women's writing than mcn'.s. and ir Is natural this should be se In lie of il" significance. You'll neer lind what is called a dominating churacter itmenc either ineu rei triil y Dnrl, cr ' g t " makes no dllTi rence e long as the deMgu is worked lu iiither heuw .sill, en chiffon or some thin material. This Is worn ecr a tllp of the fame color, be that It ia only wdiere the holes come ever the bare arm or tlie neck that Ihe fact of their being hole- becomes apparent. AU-eicr lace is often used in the i-atiic atlractle wnj te form charm ingly unusual afternoon frocks him nearer te our heart's desire." It ts I or women who cress their "t's" in thl AWEDPIVi; recentlr took n1i.ee nUh "1",,'rnal ln ns . we are tiying te fashion, for the? re net of the gritting ,-.,., gently took pluie In.,,.111(1 ,he ,,.,,, M.my n )nj(tl r.,serrs ! teeth, do-er-dic tpe. no matter what taliferina. It was en r college tnis se ri,,i,)1(iVi i(s per-inn I su"U tlndr ether virtues ma be. tlieuith it's' rjl"P".Mi; . ",' 0""B V"'P i' 1,? "u"r-vi" "n i,is Independence, that he (It her . - ' enh fair te Mate that in the aggregate thing that tfe can offer wh.ch realh is , i.hei-. or iesists his vir, ' ti,.',,. etlur charaeteristicfi may eti. a Verth whd". 1 hej an' treng tine ......, .. i, n.. , ,'... .1 .i..i..i.i ..: .... Illllll' 'll'"l'l III II III ....' . ...n . beautiful puwenl pis-iiuciis. 'Pliev an i-lean-minded and full 10' idenK. 'l'hej have excellent lnmiis .mil Ihev adore each ether. When the organ had c-ased. thur re sponse te the eternal questions mug Tortu e swectjj tliat fpecraters de s .Hid admirable perseualllies than niuti - of the determined ones. s The woman who cresses a "t" weakl 1 Seme thinker delmed ni.tniage "the dellcnte fidllls! inenf nf fwe 1 Mi.icni.en. .,,, Anether s:.i.J. "T.et i utile laeh ..titer in pellti m ." ' u u weiuaii who "'an be ea-Il h-d. Sh Hven aftir jearn of dwelling tc- s tt,,t verv ilechled in her iew-, and gdher. sometimes there is .shyness is I1(ir liely t" iiflst verj ttiui'h upon ( ncribed the tenis as the suectesr mulc nmeng great s.iinh. new teuclilng and n.nsideratten el tnem 111c same i true 1 thev had ever heurd. Their face were HU,vt rhe fluidity ft l.lizaheth Bar- llt a man who shown tills trait. 1 radiant. The? "looked ii.te each Jrn UrcVniiig. when sl.e slipped In-.. .,.l,ev are people who automatically nt Other's eyes. lmed. and were new made her wonderful l.ti.liuud - library and )Mt() feK, surroundings in which they1 one." and life indeej stemed te off -r . ,!l"' 'ut heqil. of poems en his ,esk liml tucm, Ves. In Ueme-th( alwii.vs tbem a brimming "-up I ami fled. 1 nev v ere the me-t p.is 11(lii ,1S t))(, Uenians de." net se iiiuclil Ne matter what Mirrewa come t.j sienate tnd Inn 1 love ptcms Ihrnai" ' ,ec.iuc thej believe It is geed pelicv te I them in after life, no mutter what ill-'iwi-r penned. et written te her own ,,, "M) but ' bicni.se it is their natural Should a Weman Tell? TJy IIAZRL, DEYO DATCIIELOR i.cjijr)erit. J9J. tj I'ubl'.j Lcduzr t'emna.j 99 Please Tell Me What te De Hy OVKTIIIA It's All Right te Cry at Heme But Yeu Must Be Brave When at Scheel npjisea or tlnatieial worries, or hitter- liuhband ! Thai, iinleed, was t levi es or disillusion, alwajs lhe will ni'irrinee. which gives the cynic have that cupreme moment te leek hack pause In their bitter dentirelutlens. upon. Life at best deles our bu r. w Few of n are cre.it sevN. S'e , t perfect pleasures. We should ciieiNh ! from l.i'irrl-ige i erj largelv wliut we themas fondly us precious ievveN e. I ring te It; but 1. in permane. t u. niantic love 13 the t.est preeim.s j. we -oeiatlen is .1 ham at paradise; iiullna'ieii in be strengh intltiuacid bj the people who huppwi te be around them. Married te lierjna el dominant taev get along uisilv with then llaicthtiriii Jhiirrp. after littliij ii'llk hcrirlf for vet'ern! dnya. derides te marry iJnnc JcrrilJ icitheut telliiut him that nhr km ein-e fcerit in Ien fith fiuethrr mnn. She diiveicrt that ''die iv vrry narrow iu hin Wret t''iHf itemcti. aii'i that he U loekinu t her te ctrrt an tnlMcitct1 etrr.li'c, hit Itttln butterfly sitter. Julie, con cen fi tin te Ilauftheriw that she An? fnllrii in irC with a nmn ,nu'h edr thnn hrmetf, and muth te Unit thnrnc' distress tells her mother that Jl'iti theuie introduced the two, rilAPTLK XMI Out of the Past : nd it seemed as lbeu,u I cealu never leek uwav . All thU takes a long time te tell, but it must have been only u minute that passed before I gained some ton ten ton trel ever my features. Terrified. I looked at Dane, but hi was .se cling a piece of c lery and np) nrently hud no ne tkcj nothing. I dreppi'd my ejes te my plate and fought hard te utep the trembling that had seized me. Tint, allliet'gh I did net leek again in flic dl dl lectlen of his tublc, I knew that Cran ford was looking at me. I could feel his ejes lived ou mj fuei. and It made ite ln.rribly coiiscieii.s. My one thought was te finish dinner and leave the place, but we ItHd net even been t-crvd. Market Early and in Persen te Obtain Best Feed Selection Says Mrs. Wilsen Week-End Menu Includes a Roasted Steiiing Chicken and a Pie in Which Tue Fruits Are Combined Dclicieuslv traits, taey get along msiij with tlieuiT ,,.,.. ,,..., r . , place, but we IiRd net even ueen ervU. withei.t tricth.p. Married te peis.ms ,f I ,l-)1' -;,, Il,m- '-ven new in t,.e T tJ01IE,)t ()f 11P tlmP th.,t ))111SI their own pie.-livitles thej become p.ilrs1 u afet.v of my own room that terrible ,lflps,, llPferL) T ,.euU se, ,, .theiigts content te fellow along with the fudn '"" " naua that s-vtpf ever me j (li( ,)et unt t0 spel Dane'h enjev and leiDies or incir ai'ipiuiniunce I'iirj"re sociable, Htid as u rule ami able. biK neer aggressive or resistant. in M.p n st.-iurallt IS Willi me. .My ntllirls ,,,, l fru t ..Mf nialle mmn CM-nse. ire llm- u-e aU'l 111V ItllClS tremble hO 1 ..., ,.l,t fnlnmej n,,vlVitn, lien would heie as an excuse. that 1 can h.irdh i-tattd 1 wa.s win- .-a-ie, arm 1 was w w, h w x j Cranford Blake the happv I had managed te emve away , lrl; that hft hfld any pewcr te msAe m0 n foolish ie.,rs of the past days con- 1 10, ene nv or atl0ther? There was erning Julie un,l llane l-ns been m no esicnl CXCUM for thla f(,ar eE mjn0i verj wonderful te me An extraer- ,, T m,Bt; oenqller )t. 1 mnst net dinart busm.-s de; 1 that he had put , ,,Ju, HJ liIlC Ms sirnpy becau.ie I had flirellLMi iinevneele.llv t 11 1 r 111.1 in tiie 1. - I.. ..It-eiielneii thesf It shrin, he I l ... . ii i .... 1....1 ..1 ..1 1 ." .""" u0"1 "'I n - - II....W 111 i.-i.-uiliii, HUM 01 null JliUllIlCU i.ene without having Miecs en I it -t . ., n underfill evenitu:. ' Totnerrovv "Second Sterj" 'Men Fer Weak Arches j 'I'here is a gilf,d exercise that v ill Hj MTtS. M. A. AnLSttV Catvneht. toil, bv lfr .1) 4. U'ifeci. na'Ms renrrvrti -lanu with feer )inill"l. tnen r-iise tne ills! ,! part et tl.e nisiep up anil m,i, 1 The veal l: nnd steam until tender. Arrange te oe l.ne, s, straight tnis and ln-e'.s en t this en Snttirdnv. Let the chicken cool, ilimr 1 'nme n.-vel: te eriL-in.il tiositien. THE practical part of the philosophy On Sunday put Repeat thi prin-ei-ding ten te thirty of the kitchen makes it quite lm- rtJ" he w outside gtaKa of timrs, resting af'er ea.-h live. .- .i.. .1... i... ..v. ...1.1 celery, iwt 141 111, 1 1 Hi 1 lilt' tMIUi'W 11 'lliMiiit ai" e- cenall see te the mnrketlug. Te dele- , ,""1: . , ... . -1.0.1 j ii.. ..! .1.. M' brnucnr of earjleif huit- u i-iiiiw or sena un- "iri c ever " a'' 1 .,,, ,,. ..;,. . , mhene fee the feeds te enrer the vxe.-k- tl,r."Ugk the feed, chopper and then M,f lid, unlets there is lllncns or jeu are ettierwli-e prevented from going out. stale bread in plenty of cold water un til sort. Turn in n piece et cliee.se. 'einin ana squi-e.e dry Measure .; eupi ... .. ... . Rll'l 1.1111 111.11 I" 111 II PH UUL Ai.mp.irem tn tact tnat a per'enai, (tnr.half eU; of fat drained fren f"" '" ; ' "r -'-, . cook ercai:nst inusaee. 6iireiy speiis peer economy. kr.(1 th. ,- . ... -!.,, liousevxife u real opportunity te ee tlie Tarletics of feeds and te note their quality, I have found it worth whhV from n lininn-lHl standpoint. The keen 1.111I alert woman who -isits the market early has the advantage of nn oiiperf unity te get tin- best, while theje who send children te the store or vhe market late are apt te take that SAhlch the early and prudent shopper lias left. s-tyer.n.svnvr: mi:nm SUNDAY mii:AKFA.sr Baked Apples, Sausage and Het fakes 1 Heney t'eiTce f IJ1NN15K Celery Homemade Relish Heast Chicken with Tilling Cranberrlct) llrewu Ciruvy Drowned Sweet T'otateea Mashed Turnipa i Coleslaw Apple-Raisin Pie Coffee t M-'PIMCR (Merv ami Petate Salad "Nut and Cheese Sandwiches Coleslsw turn in the prepureil apples pple Suu-e winger 1 nke leal Three Irtcl tablenpoena nt tour, .. ' One half cup of iiretrn 'ugar. I "M()NDA tjvchalf teaspoon of nutmeg. D1NNKK Tlub bet veen the hands te blen. a-id Celesiaw i'lekl. .1 Onier.t. 'h'-'i sprinkle evir the ten of the filling flicker a ia New burg I 'nte the prepared pie plate. I'i.ice e- Uaked Potatoes Carrots and Peas tue t'P ,-rust and tlieu brush wlti Fin rlv mtneed celcm. onions and parsley, i Three eps of prepared bread. I Tire level teaspoons of salt. , One half level teaspoon of pepper. One level teaspoon of poultry setaeu i itiff. Coel; very mIewIj and turn frequently' until the onions are neft. rill into thei prepared chicken. Sew the opening and then rub the chicken liberally with sher'ening and dust with rieur an!' re.ist tn a moderate even for one he jr., Ra-le with three cups of boiling w.itir. prepared as follews: Put the neck and giblets, m a sauce- ' pan and cover with told water, nrin? te a boil ami theu cook slowly until' the glbhts are lender. Uw the water from time te time te baste the chicken pplfi and Ualsln Pie Pare and slice eight medium sized oekln,; apples and add One mp of boiling iratfi One cup of seeded rdnm. Simmer slowly until tin appies ar- rnder and then let cool Line a deep pie plate with plain pastry and theu Lettuce JApplc and RaiMu Pic J Tl'BSDAV I UKKAKFANT Apple Sauce Cereal and Crean ( jnniinec of Chicken en Toast milk. Imke m a meilerate even for Coffee thlrtv minutes. Set m an open window I 10 qulrklv cool. Thin pie may be inmle 'and put in the even while the 'hie en ' V being roasted. Coffee Things You'll Leve te Make The Question Cerner Today's Inquiries 1. Or tb total number of 1277 char acters it Shakespenre'ti plays, hew many are women? 2. Def-eribc an attractive cover that can be made for a footstool. ','.. What makes n unique i-hade for a -eading lamp te .stand beside j .-hair? J. Fer hanging draperies at French- wlndew", wnat convenient sort et red is used'' ." Hew in a geed looking sarf and tain set fashioned? ij. Waat i6 "kapha?" Yesterday 's nsw e rt 1 The important position of assist ant freight traffic manager of the French line of New Yerk is held bv Miss Jane Henderlek. nnd it -.s believed that no ether woman has thin sort 'if one. 2. A stick of cedar -weed, with a ribbon hnndle attached te each end, se that it can be hung up hi the closet, forms a gift that Is quaint nnd verv useful, in tHdt it will held ehc'h muff, anvJ at "tie same tlme keep the u'lths away from It ',',. Te the mother wttli a very jytrting baby, u combination rablyr tub for "bathing ami small table for dressing her cr.lld iu a dlbtinet help. 1. Ter tne kitchen, a towel-rack- for holding dishcloth, dishtowels, and hand -ten el is n simple device te I... put ever the sink that will be welcomed. ."". 'In give double hen ice, n wtap el some woolen cloth, lined with satin. ' desirable, for both bldm :i be worn. 0. . band of silver ribbon te which rosebuds are attached is a hit of head-dress that gives a charm ing finish te a young girl'a evc n'ng costume. I forced myself te be gay and light- hearted and te talk and laugh with i Vv'c went te rnv fa v out" hotel 'e Oanc, but tlie spontaneity of the larlier d'nner. ami I were a new gown. Ne part of the eenlng was gene. I wan woman who is nel in love with htr ' lonscieus of Crnnferd'u eyes fixed en my I husband can appreciate what 1 felt face, and once when I stele a glance in 1 when I met I lane's hjVs across the la- that direction I caught his leek. There I lib . There was a leek of proud poss,,- vvas a strange expression ou hid face, i i-ieu in them as he looked at me, and de- and again my heart leaped with fear.1 Iihirat'lv In a way I knew reuses turn What was he thinking of? H-s face qimklv, I tilrted with him. had worn that sumo expression hi the' "lltiwthernc, you little imp, ie old daye, when he had made up bis s.i.l, and hi- voice wts net quite stcauj. mind te get something he had tt hla T laughed nt him and then blushed be- ' heart ou possession. eat.se of my very daring. And wc were Suppose She Dees Net Object? Denr Cynthia A letter In your column last Tuesday iiIbIu. signed It. li .Merse, Interested tne very much. When a tnnn ohewera attentions en a girl I see no earthly reason why It la wrong for her te kiss hint, unless she objects. I ltave lived ln Philadelphia all tny life, and consider that I have had na geed a time, If net better, as any ether girl, Among my friends there nre very few who drop me when I refuse te kiss them. When a man drops a girl It ie rarely based en the refusal of a kiss. That may Ivi used for an excure, but if u girl would take u casual Inventory of herself she would find something lacking, or u negative quality, as the case may be. t can honestly say that I hae never kissed a man yet. However, by net doing this I de net forfeit all tny geed times. I would like te sec the man who could mnke me change my record. n. K JOYCE. Approves of "R. E. Merse" Dear Cyiillila Pleasa print the fol lowing In ysur celumn: I, for one. surely agree with "Mr. R. C. Merse." as I also cantiat qulte understand Just why some girls de net vntif te nlve a veunir man a "geed night kiss" after 'tin enjoyable eeiiflig and. furtliennerc. Hint some be even as far nn te call this little token of appre ciation a terrible crime. I de net make n habit of this particular profession, but liave had enetmh of It te Knew what I am talking about nn1 can truth fully sav that I have never met a girl who declined a kiss, at least once In r .. v,n in,i t .tnn-t meet them In dance halls.' either. Wc all must admit that there lire quite a number or gins in this city who have mrer been kissed, but we are Inclined te smile when we ask the question. "Did they ever have i v,,..i'i" Ttetlevn me. there nre comparatively few girls who de net ..T. . ....... t.luu tneliei im-.1V nave a yeuiiK iiuiii n i.inr. tw. .-...- te their credit, and 'is, for these who don't, t am mire we would all be pleased te near ire.n mem. .,....,--. Cynthia. X- L MGHT. 'Pegtjy' Disapproves of 'R. E. Merso' Dear f'jnthla - iti ure quite, right. "H. 13. JflJrse" must he trying te create plentv it excitement, first in the hham pleasurea of pastime and then chal lenging our sane ylev.n en the subject. "R B. Merse," why remorseful? Re penting already'.' Yeu must be very veuntr. If net I am sorry age has failed te provide veu with n little mero bense. Yeu see I take it you are net quite old enough te appreciate In plain words being :i ''gentleman." One who ts net ferwnrd. hut courteous and considerate. ..,,,1 t it Ih his fate Ie meet ulrla and women who de net demand respect, tff have ut least a little self-respect. He Uncnieiit. aedi! 'nannei-H and unselflsli ne8 arc svind pmi' iples for a would be gtntlei.l-lll Yeu arc startpig life with a icwpeint most young bevrt have -net ull you can get, and tlieriu who de net care te ia lenvrt nletie. It ically lu the at- Mtude you have Any one can Judge, that b the company you seek and s t easily. Teuth Is reckless nnd does net step one moment te consider the cost "It's all In fun" true, and efttimes It'n net the things we de but what they lead te. May he nothing wteng In a sense, "Just innocent fun." yet they incur a fa miliarity that many .times for the nmnllcst reasons gre-vi into hate and contempt. ,..., Se isn't It always wisest te "play rafe"? It payn In the end. for we have net enlv earned real friends but learned t-0 much. Whereas tlto.ether way makes It necessary for us te start all ever again and ' e right." We waste time en friends who inan only momentary pleas ure te uft Unless ti girl actually encourages you de net attempt te- kiss her, for If she Is a "lady" she will surely rebuke you and dislike you Immediately. Tlie reck-let-n type of girl who Is free und t-asy with her affections I would avoid en tlrelv for my own geed, for us you crew elder and geed, clear sense dawns en veu you will eventually seek the ether, who you knew Is net a coquette Yeu may hate thought ber at the time a "short cut te happiness," but short cuts ,,rn always a disillusion. I hope you will neon agree with me I am Just realizing the plain truths int self, and yet J am Just nineteen and PEGGY. em Mether Feels Pretty Bad About This First Breakaway Fr) the Nursery, but Even She Doesn't Knew Hew Hard It Is "jVTY, BUT yeti',1 Hke te cry; "A Xet n loud cry. just a n; one. that would be nil muffl(, mother's shoulder t,nf ...u. tier Isn-t there and you 1 1 Z " Tui it till by yourself. 3 ",d te n" IT'S a pretty serious hardness te be starting out te school. Mether realizes that it Is the first breakaway from home and she some times feels dreadful about It. hut slip depsn't quite knew the responsibility It brings upon the startpr. Fer when jeu start te school you have te ptep being u baby. Yeu can't shout for "Mether, mother, quick!" whenever anything happens that you don't understand and can t ilx. Yeu are en your ewn: ftt hnve te sehe -.our -own problems, and they ure big ones at that stage of the game of life, tee. And se. the ether day, when Hetty came home from school she was much disgusted with one of her classmates. Thev had been playing nt school and this llt.tle girl had fallen und hurt herself.' "And she cried!" concluded Hetty, in tones of deep nnd burning seern. ffllTELL, she probably hurt herself," VV Mether was quick te defend the ether little girl. . "Oh. yes. but I wouldn't have cried," declared' Iletty. Then, seeing the surprise nnd pleasure dawning en mother's face, she hnstencd te explain. "I'd have cried If it had been nt home. Rut in hdioel you have te be brave!" And you de, tee. Yeu can't just cry at any little thing that happens. The ether girls laugh at you. or the teacher thinks you're a baby, and you feel se ashamed that you want te go out and get hurt badly all ever again te show that you didn't really mean te cry at all. It isn't nlwaye' easy te be brae, either. Tlicre arc times when tome little, wprd that the teacher jjiya teems te mean you. It isn't a pleasant word, It'u a scold ing word, and you don't see why she should say it te you. "lft. MbbT fCed nral.A ,Tr: -hnuU1 Yeu try te put the lid et veur aj se thnt nobedv can sec. but S1 P doesn't like tliat. ' ut the ,cacn ?" Hut thpre arc tee manv tears cemin. coming, coming nil tlie L- ,?""' hotly sees and Selnte and nobody,,,n?(! nliinds. and it will be nu hTur h.J mother can be told all nbei t I? . ,r world is R pretty lonely, l glll JJ plnee te be In, unyhevv. ty M WHATS WHAT ir nrr.EN nrcic i " iSa Many persons de net seem te knew what te de with ft teaspoon. Seme of them thrust it tee far Inte the mouth when eating soft foed: ethers leave It In the cup while drinking coffee or tcal ana still etnerL put it en tne cieui, upon which It ts certain te make a stain. Immediately after stirring, the sugar Inte the tea, coffee or chocolate, the spoon should be placed ln the b.iucer. When bouillon Is cerved ln cups a tea spoon la often substituted for n larger soup spoon, and about one-third of the contents may be taken with the spoon, after which the cup may be taken by the handle and the bouillon supped like ether cup-beverages. When whipped cream is served w itb cetlee, chocolate and bouillon the cream aheuld be stirred In, and all remaining en the uurface should be eaten w 1th a, spoon before raising the cup te the lips. TrMTiH mnnriN mmcty is bmntitt te llsht with a Helilen Glint bhamtwe. Adv. TIIICRE'S nothing "mushy" ,be 'Paul and Virginia" Even if they nrc still in the honey moon stage of thp lirst year of mar rled life. Hut their love is juat ai appealing and touching as their tnis takes and extravagances are .amusing. Their way of looking at lire is se natural and normal and se just like people you knew, that they become personal friends by the tlm you have read the first episode ia their lives, -which appears OS MONDAY NOVEMBER 14 Orange foolish and merry and very much in I 1em and then I loekoi up and feund1 e.ysclf gazing itralcht into the eyes of 'ranferd nialc. I felt my bralle grew mechatiieal as iiiv features stiffened. The leek iti toy eve., fret- te honor. I knew a winu e I of wild panic when I seemed te have no lontrel ever myself. I wunted te stand i I up and make mv war out of the dinl lg room. I couldn't even hear the void i I sreund me for the ringing in my ear, Tomorrow "TIip niew 1'jUls" RlSSftiaaBil f&afrMESjaHsMS&sj' i Philadelphia Atlantic City Baltimore The Sheps of Sensible Prices The Week-End Shepper Will Find J The market basket will requlr Oiic-fwerer pound jtewiai; cht re chicken. One pound of veal. I One ceal bone, j One pound of lausage, One pachmje of pancake flour, I Jlonej. I One ttmvter pound e; tiufu. One 'nuurlvr peunu of c;icn. Lettuce, Applet. Otlem i 1 ffioliaee. ll'Aie potatoes I Miptc potatoes. I C'ranbcrrits, ' Turnips, 1 il'UUIIIS, Carrots, Can of peas, ' J'artley, Onions, "Mid tlie usual weekly staples that are Heeded. Use the chicken carcass and smnil veal bone te make the stock for needle tvup for the Monday luncheon. Heast Chicken Sihge and draw tlie chicken and then place ln a large saucepan with u tight attlnx cover and add Fiv eupa of water, T4j eaiMM,' Novelty Hantjhgrcrikf Bejs J5S- i s v2- n.fiv u-n I i,i in turn i;,i ccnHMiUM jaiaif Wiiu I Made of the purest I ingredients I Victer i Bread A NOVULTY IIANDKHRf IIIISKBOX ' makis an exquisite gift I'be any pastu- 'S beard Iwx or straw buhkn, about ten ' ij Inches long, a i or sevep Inches wide and sa two and one half inehea deep t'ever the S box w lth shirred silk thut nutchea the, I fi color scheme of the boudoir Line It P with the same color, white or a con- gj trusting color Ulnd the top edge and bottom w th geld braid or narrow lace i U Stitch a ruffle of geld or silk lar around ' i the cover It should be w Ide enough te i m cover the top almost completely Dress a little French dell In lace rufflea that I w have been wired with ery line wire. ' ) jfasien tne aeiiy ie me lop ei me no. ,j I'tnlsh this stunning NOVKLTY HANL'- t! KlCJiClUBie box witn a jjeia uissel Joined te the center iron the cover. i'juvxuv. Leaf 6 At all our Stores UTOPCB CO- Snrxi2fiTjnaff !L3 1 iH i 'UK" Bi Aj .iieaniiiii! SV era ffi lit 1 el m r? ri j 3li ti if, i fe 51 1,1 il&l ai2 n ell Sip r I "j l' r3? 3 i ,-a IN f Id- 5lt- Sl i WE It the 1 3 tit Street Shep Priced for One day only $29.75 Trieotine Ceal Drees, tailored model elaborately braided with silk eeutache. A Ctepe de China Blouse at m A SPV,V whi f&A black Iu $5.00 Perfect quality t e with black hemstitch' ing and buttons. it ihe Chestnut St. Shep scS Belivia Coats at $50.00 Levely quality in Sorrento, blae k, navy and brown. Pussy Willow Lin ing. Threw tie. Slit Pockets. A Chiffen Velvet Frecl at $50.00 A j eune fille model in black chif chif fen velvet. Draper ies and ttle ev ea faced with rttet col ored georgette. Gir dle of wrought silver. 1 P! R ral k1 pi I il pi Lffl & n Real Raisin Pie lit art uieklj rtfrtthti at nfli t bv a dtutrt like (Am I cap Sun-Uiid Seedtt Kalln ! cupi water tenpoen i< II tablrspoeni ltmar Jute 1 tabltnpoen eern starch J teaepaen aurar VTaih the raisins, put in saucepan with 1 eup cola water and brine slowly te a bell Add sugar, salt 4ml corn starch, which has been mixed with 1 cup cold water. Bell 3 minutes; add lemon Juice Pour In pla tin which has been lined with crust, while het cover; lirueh ten with cold milk and bake In moderate even until brown. All measurements far tils recipe 'are level. Iren and Energy give them te your husband in a pie that he'll crave because of its luscious flavor THE man for uhem you cheese the feed, madam, depends largely en you te keep him fit for the modern business grind. Se this pie is ideal dessert for the lurd-werked, tired man at night. Make according te the recipe shown here. Yeu don't knew real hOV IJIS" Distinctive Hats for . . . Restaurant Theatre a Criminating and SperU Wear. Prices Women beain at '$10-m . I 127 PHILADELPHIA 1337 fj 5. 13th St. ChestnutSt. 1 :r''iL'a!MsMsMa, iii CTSiSs. V!ivJi7ys. WW He needs feeds that jrive him raisin m nnr rln li until vnti'va inscieus flavor te enjoy, and energy tried this kind. You'll serve it at and iron te refresh and vitalize least once a week at his request ":m-, , , You'll please him and improve him, Raisin pie is prime feed in both and you'll enjoy the pie yourself, respects. Delicious raisin pie and raisin Raisins are rich in iron. Men need bread are sold by bake shops and but a small bit of iron daily, yet that groceries everywhere. Buy of them need is vital. Raisins furnish 1,560 te save baking at home, calories of energizing nutriment per Real rajsin pie is made with lets pound m practically pre-digested of raisins. Insist en it. First-class i0Tm' ' bakers de net stint. SUN-MAID RAISINS rJTi3 Sn."Mr id 1aisiin?' ,nade from Iess (grown without seeds); Clus- California s finest table grapes ters (en the stem). Alse a fine, American raisms. nreeesseH a.t ,.---.j.. j... ' v.,.A .,.,. i-,-ir. r: . 'i- . ujm, t.-ssu iuuiv.uiaiciy m a great modern California plant. Seeded (seeds removed); Seed- Raisins are cheaner bv 30 per cent than formerly see that you set plenty in your feeds. FVp-a We'll send 100 -f-v Luicieus Raisin Recipei in a free book te any one who miilj coupon. Alse new booklet "Eating Raisins for Health and Beauty." CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATED RAISIN CO. lltmbtyhip 11,000 Gitxctrt )pt. r 18-20. lToane, Calif. r i j Cut This Out and Send Itj California Associated Kaialn Ce. nept. P-llR-30. Trenne, t'nllf. Pleane send me copy of j-eur free book 'Sun-Maid Tteclpes" and new book "batlns Ualulnj for Health ami Ileauty.' s Kama , J, Street. Oil. tlie first leWis" jn braverr . -ffla. S?.?-. . berriVerf Rtl .lrstbreukuwVfromTp,,rteftMS O'r.iTT.w "at the -rr And the inectine with neu- i,tu who knew nil kinds of ?w thft" Play und talk nbeut mnkes IVwi R te ..uy(i . something e.cltinrtetr she "start", $en? "0t "nhn" b. But she must be brnve nnri t, . . ir.es this ns well as ,nv B?ewn-,m 't ever leeks Imek upon the nW iT who. sei-oel and wendeIWR & pIlgrlim.Ke te u Htri ,ge cmin' !! And if tt is hhrd for mother te h tlie Baby nil moreins rirht at htXt hew extra hard it must Wr that lhfe te learn te be hapnr without h.i),.. 7 stantly at tbose befool heek antffl" reach of these comforting nrmsl PUDDINE It's hard te express the delldoti delldeti ntss of till uenderftil flaTer. 1'er one who has never taated Orante I'uddlne there l Indeed a treat In Mere. The first spoonful will n. vlnre reu. 'There nre eeTen ethec flavors. 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