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EVENING PUBLIC LEDaER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY; NOVEMBElt 23, 1921
Weman s Life and Leve
IJy WINIKHEl) UAltl'KK COOLISY
Turning a Husband
r LTIIOr(JH Slinkespc.ire vns qiute1 tT' !' nonplused nml iIIwiicpi tea
J-X nnl infiirliiteil. but cminet fntliew
Before he mil evrn MiKSiit 'I ' ,
vere-c, .ir docs se. nml up in lieirnmi
with nmnzeinciit that any vuuntin con hi
until te RPt rid of liim iiml hN nm
mux Of cenne. he is cnu.v ever her
and cnntiet endure t lie thought tC scp
jti. n frtninlet for his ilnv mid nor
trayeil women wearing men's clothes hcv
ana propeilnc
mnrrlncc and
Kelnfe Inte court
ns n lavvjer, still
he dirt perpetuate
n most tinplcnsant
tradition that man
should lit' iimtcr
Jn his "The Tiun
in C - l ''
Shrew."
Heme of our
most clin r m i nc
and intcllprtunl
nctrcDhet have
played t he part
of the hlgh-tcni-nercd
wife. rliues-
fnc te give the corned enrh a sprishtly.
humorous angle, that it w.is net verv
offensive; hut the iir1 fart rcinnm
that l'ctrucliie. instead of n-lns harm
ing, levlns ta-tii-s te miIuIiic his tem
peramental hull'. M.ini'd In 1. and bul
lied her nml took 11 whip te her. The
uplrlt of model 11 woman 1 ic- in revolt.
L sX ..aihA a
Please Tell Me
What te De
By CYNTHIA
JUST POINTS OF ITSELF1
U-INltW D
IIAIU'I.R I ejejt :
i.l hrenk his abnormal conceit, by
niMiiR him te think -lie has lictrn.vcu
'inn A former ndmirer, a iink-cheekpd
leuiiR bej. i selected ns the catpav.
The vvlfe'ilcllbcrRtel.v hrlURs him te her
boudoir, forces linn into the most com
promising and tliiiiKcrnui position, with
the result that tin husband, wlmllj
1 rushed and defeated, can de nothing
but divorce her.
This hilariously funn.v vene ct
triinelj tee. id and French as it is, is
hainlled 1ltI1 such tare dellcm v hj the
jiiiinir actiess and a be of Mich tetine-
" " until and histrionic talent, that it is net
rUS season, there is a must dclb ions ebji 1 tienable.
play en Ilreadunv, taken from the ,...,,, . . , ., (), v....,
Trfnch. In which the tables are tiirn.-.l. A " l'l. " month', when the divorce
and n bride holds the whip-handle, and is accomplished and 'he is inde-
inastcrs a bullv. Such intelligence and pendent atfil wealth, due te his settle-
cleverness and' iinderstnndlnj; of py- lneiits. the nllurinc creature permits him
cholecv urn rareU civen te nn one. te learn that she has Ix-eii tiinill in love
tnnn nr unmnn. ns nre nnrtr.l.t cd bv the with llilll from the first, Iieinc lire-
eiquisltc wife In this pla.
Te Themas B. P.
Would be el.nl te bear our friend's
experiences. Seiry ha get "''old feci"
about tcllliiR tlitn. 1'erbapn be is
a.shanicd and won't ncknowlcdee It.
It Can't Be Dene
T. T-mifi fnwl c.,,lniii ntlirri uhe wish
aratlun. even when met MiRi'V . rMie, Hopeful' 1 mldn -- vnlmti ne-vci nns
tnils him nuotiuueus letters hinting aticlvcn and never will Rtvc- Hip .uldrrss e.
Ins wife's iiillile'litv. which torture him, one writer t. nnutli-i se ili. will have
ml thus ,,i,,u. his interest. ( te lefus- jour iiiuiiM-.
fuled bv the clever bilde. At last. Te "Hard Luck" j
s,e ipis a trap te make him jealous 1 he ji.utig Rlrl treated oil veiy liartl.v
It Is nut as a liluv iiiiienc hundreds
of modern diatnas that we feel euthii
sinstn ever this luscious entirtainineiu.
biit as a merlens turtuiiK-peiiit in i!m
attitude of the s(.rs toward ea, 'i ni'iei
That a male dramatist should "ii
ccivc this plot, and immense audiences
npplaud it. surely hetekvns n complete
face-about in human thought.
The American billionaire, of tremen
dous power and will, who is accustomed
te break his adversaries and seize huge
sistibly intruded by his superhuman will
and ability, but that she could net en
dure te be bought, and that lie never
i-ei'hl hnvi lnd anv ether attitude than
that et inastirv and ceiiten.pt, se long
as he supp"ei be bail purchased her
w ith his 1 olessul fortune
.Nev . s). ci.n go te li i in ns an inde
pendent woman free te clu,e-.e a mate
for love, lie reall7es hew much higher
a lemplitnciit such a choice 1 than
that of the ordinary mercenary woman.
and i evci whelmed with joy. "Shall 1
net te ilanvc with jeii at all at the
paitj after vi.u bad taken her te It
And uer tudencss 111 putiing ou asioe
for a ceniparative stranger te take her
betiie was uiilte unpardonable. Yeu
hail evtrj rlRlit te be angr.v and te
demand an explanation Of course, ou,
should net have been ungcntlcinanlv In
jour aiiRer It does net seem 11 case of.
Jialiiusv te I'vnthl.i. Her ndvlen lu,
ketji qulel Hiid lit the girl 'everelv
alone fie II seen 01110 mound, and
if she does net den t weiiv. You're
tee jeung 10 b-j In love, ,111 hew
Ge te Seamen's Institute 1
penr I'jnthi.i I nin a. sailor lad of
eighteen in the Anierlc.in merchant mu
line Net having anj friends In this
peit, I would gieitly appreciate it If
veu could infeiin me. through join
columns hev I could get acquainted
with senni glrlB In tills town without
being Introduced ne of my drawbacks i
is that I cannot dance, but Isn't there.
an etlur w.iv te make friends?
l'b.ife tiy te put this In our celutnn
net liner than Tiusilaj, as our ship Pi
sailing for Mcillfrinne.in ports vcr
; seen. A KONUIA" SAIlAlH
De Net Invite Him Again
licai vitliln- I aii depurate'. ic
love w tli .1 certain eung man. who up
te a short tune age gave inu te under-1
1 stand that h caied for me, tee I In
vited liim. with a few- etliel oeytt and,
girls, te a little party at my home. He
accepted 111 Invitation, but ncx-erl
showed up New, It baa been thiee
weeks, and he has net offered 0110 word
of npolegy or explanation for hlJ be
havior te me dlrectl, but lias '"in
various nies.igtn te me through mutual
friends, explaining his absence. I 111 1
XewnilnjH .sim
plicity of line and
decoration Is se
much In style that
vv6 feci prett,
much favored If we
can get any trim
ming at nil en our
dresses. And 'e
this schoolgirl of
fourteen may well
I- he all set up ever
her silk frock, even
If It did net hoi -row
nil ether ma
terial te make tV
points that trim it.
Tliry edge the Mat
cellar and the
short sleeves, nml
ti fold tint encir
cles the skirt, as
well ns. the belt
which stmts en
both sides of the
front, leaving the
s t r a i g ht effect
down the front
panel. There could
scarcely be any
thing lnore simple
I han this, and .cf
if has all the nc. .
essiiry stve
wr tJ&L& avvtijlf fa N t4m p-. I
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Adventures With
a Purse
I DON'T knew whether you have seen
this new, rather new, jewelry, but If
you have net, I am sure that you will
went te, and no I nm seing te tell ou
about it. The foundation In a black
mctnl resembling black enamel, and the
decorations nre flowers, raised, In
ttlght contrasting colors. One can get
bnrplns fiem $1 up, bracelets In black
links with the flowers at every ether
link. These begin at $e And It Is also
possible te get pendants te mutch . Se
that e-i rinlly can have a most un
usual set of jewelry. I am net Mire
whether or net it is Imported, but one
could easily think se.
Wrist v atehes and Christmas '. An
interesting combination. Hut Christ
mas and wrist wntches that arc espe-,
dally nice mid particularly reasonable
is a combination that ou certelnl.v
should knew mine about. All right,
then heic gjes: I knew of 11 sterling
sliver cloisenne wrist watch, coming, if
111 memory serves me cerrcctl. in
either nm nine or nm lese, ji hum n
fifteen -jeweled movement, conies en a
nice ribbon strap, pud has been spe
cial! priced for Adventure leaders
nt Si's Here Is n bargain you must
certainly tee about.
Tcir nntwci of K,hnp nitdrrns Wentnn Tart
Editor or plmne Walnut anon or Main 1601
bcrtvvrtn (lie hour of 0 nnd C.
A High-Scheel Bey Wrete a Composition
en What His Ideal Girl Should Be
If That Is Ilis Ideal He Will Net Ilav.d'Much Competition for
Her Hand She Is Toe Geed and Dull te Be True
I'Jiote b 01 1 M,
s. C cMitral News
I seize IltlgC ,,,,; ,,-,,, ..tcrlek ,,. nr Vioeenle vnnr
cntcmriscs without the lenst moral ..i.i. ,' i, ..,,-i ,..i,ir t ,a'm,.i,
compunction, is pictured as a husband h(l rppi,,..,, cy,,,, a t, mv last one.
in extremis. f.,r 1 i,u, titmllv met my match:" This
ends the wholly fantastic and impossible 1 giving another party wen, and 1 want
mlllS modern Illuebcard has his own it l te knew if 1 should Invite him or ignore
J- standards of fait ness. lie ha mar- - - . .
11 i a sign or tin um"s Mica a
-L cl
"Should a Weman Tell?
9
rled seven wives, and get rid et them
UlCCCsslv eh hv divorce, because" ). f, els
that if a mnti loves he must In decenev
marry, but that when he ceases te love
he Is net lempclled te remain tied, but
can rid himself of his spouse, and pen
sion her.
He is tremendeiislv drawn te the tie
lrctable mer'i'l of feminine loveliness,
the heroine, net enlv b.v the usual at
tractions, but by 1111 henet admiration
fpc her abilit te handle a situation, and
ner fearlessness and heuentv. In most
brilliant nnd snapp.v d..ilegiie, thev have
their verbal tilt, and she consul, rs his
IrntRii never could nave ticen con-
c lived, even in jest, a few decades age
Vlwavs we hnd the woman itccuinblng.
If it were a choice between ileinestielt.v
and a careei . the end, the final cuitain.
always showed her giving un everv ves.
tign of the iiireer. even if she had
him till he apologizes openly I would
' eltarh love te an hitn, for I feel sute
he still cures for me, but I waiit te
I km w if It vvi uM be perfectly proper
I I'Ictp, dear I'vtitlu.i, tell me what te de
Bl'X.NV.
T'e id; invite the eung man te jour
I home or 11 parly until he calls and
explains his iiideiies s,uch btbavler
n rtlUie-1 111 -111.1 I1C1 CJAM.lllt,CellC
Praises Cynthia's Decision
Dear t'vnth a I am glad xeu have
decided net te discuss these ridiculous
grand np,in voiee and married a drv
2oecl clerk in Harlem. And if it were
tin- conflict twi.xt love nnd levaltv te a
cnuc. the heroine was nlwnvs the
Southern girl dining the Civil War, audi letteis en Kibsimj because 1 unevv 111,11
,lM, 1U,r t",1", ave" Vnf 'fJ t' I """? u &T aVlAVXl '
never would linve done for the maicj te ,.,,- .i,n..i.i 1.., nr ie,t vni,,..
, I , I , , irll ' v." "inn (- i n t J v. k- Mie
preposition, nun men preierns iU Kv nave 'eemeci 10 iriumpn. unci iiixeru uo'ite thesf who are In rived of sincere ad
the upper hand, ami niaue ner own iiere into tae unpopular cause:
terms. The man nlwnvs must be the con-
When they ari married '1 e real ire que rer se said the tradition strong ns
with almost tmcannv understanding iron bars for lentuncs in everv conn cenn
that here mere beaut cannot held him. tr.v Yet here is the frail and giddy
and thnt m due course he will tire of' heroine abse'iitelv breaking the will of
her ns he has tired of ether iliainniu a inptiiln of titiance. net merely bv a
women. And se she held" herself aloof uiqiiettish set appeal, but in a real
while appealing an i.iblc and delightful, combat pf Intellect!
nnd drives him almost frantic, in but- VV!m snv there is nothing new under
fllne his will. the sun. my sifters?
Hairthernr I'.mrry drciilti tn many
Itnnr MnriU without tfllhui nm '"
Ac i(M ener hern in iVm 11 ith tnietlttr
iiuin. Shr diirnrt M Unit Diinr n 1 ( 1 7
miiieir m til ulriis about women, unit
tlnit he 11 toeKimi te hir te rnt l.t r
influence etn Julie. 7n tittle huituflu
Hitter. lull'' ftni falltn iv leir mill
n man initeli elder than herielf. ami
the laiifide in Han thernr. Sherllu
after fAi Ifairtharne dncercrs te lire
horror that Julie' leier it no ;"
than Cranford lllnkr. the man he
he, at If once loved in the past.
--
Twe Minutes of Optimism
By IIISKMAX J. STIC11
CJIAIM'KU .MI
"Who Is This Man?"
By HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOB :
Coturfeef. tOSl. Iti Pjibtte Lcducr Cemvany
' "You're late, darling,"' its he steeped
I te kiss me.
I "ies, 1 stepped in te sec mother 11
I few minutes."
1 What was there about Ihis leinaik
1 kit made mv nerves tingle? Surely
, the "fact that Dane wanted te sec his
'mother was innocent enough, and et I
'Intuitive! felt that something was
I wrong.
I made no comment en hi' evplana-
1 tien. but followed him into the living
itoem. Was it my imagination, or was
he iinusiiall thoughtful? 1 wanted te
ask if 1111 tiling weie bothering him. but
I hated te five in te mv faiicv, I must
ir te imagine tning
net nlliivv mv se r te linacllll'
vi.e ,cn.l I nm siiie you alwavs give It ' l.t 1 u.x mull. I'lu 11 Hane settled the question inmseii
where li is asked. Duly mestlj theie r-IT,Tlr -r.,1: .. .nmiv .,,., ... .,,. ... . 'b.v remarking:
is no chmce te give helpful advice be - W ' ' lI JuIl" s Premise net te il. anv uv )nlkin nllel)t ,,jlie."
cause there arc fe few teally tntflllgcr.t thing without tirst letting me knew, "Yi's''" The weid was enlv plens-
questions akcd, or ideas pet forth .1 r 'turned home w ith some of the win 1 v ,,,,.. ,.,,i i,i ,m lienrt lenned snf.
Ul) tli,,. 1i,i, lw.ne, eicickhu' aid Trie, fell file! '. .
etant.al thought nut into 1 yiithla's co'-',.,.. . ... , ' ,", ,..i I"0il.l'l!:l.-
Headers let's have a little mere
T S" ,.,. f... ,1.,... . !,., l..B,..n.l ....". . ... m. .. ,.
or.,,, I r.t u -i. e'Mit h .1 n ell.iee" , I. ' - WHO is I lis Illllll. LUIS .i l . im-c-
i It tint .veu like this sckl. sfntunn- "rnnfnrd hnd given me time te think, ten. tliat .Iiille si ems se taken with?
tal fuff which. It seems, must mme in unci I might pessjhlj evolve some plan Mether 'avs veu introduced him te
must p.i.t from unwholesome minds' Ale ..'timugh at tin present time I could her."
lues, p-ii.- viuji'tLi nee ..V .... e.i.i- ..,. .,,,. nr mm,,.,,, n , ,, tut n 1 ... 1 ,.. ..
lil II' II ilS MIC'Vl) k 111 ill'
est eel In . I'm sme net
eyes
Where a'e
tnc
theugbtful teulers" "v rate I telt better, nnd the warmth wrp llX(11 mj fll(.0. felt tlint'he
1 el like te hJ- f m tbini Wen t veu
erite." 1'uLk.ANJ
Thanksgiving
C-Tnl3ANK?i;lYIN; 1A 1- here
if J- Of nil the l'et Hn's in our t.ibud.ir, I think I like Thanksgiving be-"! et all.
And I like 11 for the 'iinie reason that I like wedding net ter uijsclf
I ence was enough! Bur I like te go ti weddings lice nuse of the liglits and the
happiness nnd the ga.vitv ami the lite ami all the ether things that make one tee!
young and joveus and coltish.
Thanksgiving t prediabl.v the one hellilay which net and peer, winner and
loser, optimist and pcssiiint can celebrate en common ground the ground thut
no matter what trouble", woes, grouch." or ill ronditieiis aie j 1 111 i . ting us i
nnd we ia.li ami everv one of us have eiuethiui or ether afflicting us things
aren't us li.nl "u- if tic were twice a, bad I
Se whutevr evils have hef.illen .veu, gie thank' tliat 'hey are net worse.
Jein in tin great nation. il piuan of crntitueb I
Ter this eeiii day at least ignore gloom and lue lauihgrubs. turn vc.ur fa'c
te the bright 'pets en the hori.en. be thankful for tin bliinz j,ni n.iev .
On this duv plant 1 heerfulnes. nnd optimism in the buck of veeiir head, neuiisli
It all tbu twentj-feur hours, and 111:1 v be eti vu.l greev , neugh te band ou'. all
theear around te the neiglcbet-
Tlie sky sometimes seems eiar'e. and vei.r .le.ei nc asienally aihes. bur tel.v
decide that the sun shall shine in it all, detcrn.inr y..i;-will feel line, leek it nic!
say it.
This du nla and iet , laugh awtile as ..ltni n jm cm, uiiel cultivate
humllit.v--iu preciatieti e f the in t tha' .veu .ire .1 -i.'ht t tter off than "ii ib " 1 ve
te be tliat a benevolent l'reviejen . , sec ini' te 11 iIm iIm
ceming te veu bv a b'tig shot.
All dm long think ev
And if in spite et evirv thing e-e , e . t.li f .
poorer than veu n turkev. It will -un i.v inuke ve. hipiij
en ThlinkKlvli'g Dux. v eeulcl v en advise
me te pi or net' I have net net his
i niether and father 1 Ivy are vely nieu
pi'.'Plo He deee's liel I If 101" trelll I1IC
veu don't gei v hat"
'let .!. JlVe I'.lll
if the apaitiiietit, the lieeiinc's of lump ,,i,i lm.l.- t lrl,t into mv heart without
light, the ilciv. familiar objects in ni!t1(1 hns,iist "tieubli. bin nllheiigb my
own room, the s,ueii , dinner biing;lhl,rs eleiiched till the nails bit Inte
Ge te Dinner If Mether Asks piepaied in the kitchen, nil s,.r,e,l t IIU ,,.,mSl I forced m.vself te smile,
liear ( M,thU I havt been going wltli ,'ni'", m M'"lls- "Wh.v de veu ask. dear. im seem SO
a certain -leung u no for three, months I changed from m.v 'tricu tilings Inte serious about it?"
and care fei him veij much 11. has j n soft hlue drs that I kuew I) in,' liked. "Well, mother is worried about .lulie.
asked me te go te his. house ter dinnei ,,,, ,,,,, , went into the living room and inasmuch as I was largely respen-
nml cm led up in a corner of the couch slble for the fact that she did net return
with a hook. te s(..jii ihis full, I am somewhat con-
I aituall le-t m.v si If for a time in ci rued nt what she Is doing."
Alse is it richt fei a g:rl te take the the interest nt i,ie stei v . ami w nen i vviint is sue neing:
feile.v.s arm when en the street" Should looked up suddenl it was te 're Mar- e "That's jii't it. luetlnr
I ,ie-cept a rln-lHtnias girt ri-ein 'he saiu ,,j,n standing in the eloeivvay.
veung mar ' H1A lv iZ HM .... . ,,,..... , .
If the veung nuns moth, r invites1 "Mr. Merrill I Lite, he a.iswere.l
veu go te'd nmr with tliem, but de no' 1 glanced at the c.eck. Hane was
go en Ins invitation Te'l him that laic. He wts usuall.v verv piinitual.
veu would net lie nt e.i.. unl(s his ,,,,, ,,,,, 1U, "r, neh clock point. 'd te
iiethfr asks veu a. will probably , q .,-
trvlte veu then eU.erw-ie de net go '..,, , detniuid at the
frrn l"n. for rhnnm.es I lowers or efii.'e. Maitha. 1 eb'.TV.d. bin a- -he
candv we'i.d le proper fe- hi u te send left the room an linn n'eiilng fear lilled
i mv fieatt I re.1Ii7.1d Iheu that an thing
Send Him a Card ' mi! eef the eidinaiv would serve in mv
I, ...ir " vi thl.i-1 have h. en go ng with, present mood te make me think that
a fei'ew for about n month and a half seinetliiig had gene wrung
nnd would Ike te knew what would be I trinl te leii'sim mvself. te letuiu
.in..- c'hristira.s present fei liim te m.v Ismk, but 1 could no keep in
. i niiiil en the printed pages. I was lesr-
S.rd h.v. a. prettv iMtnimi ..eni , , , .- .. , . ,, j , fpil,
me iinpatienily and went te tlie wii wii
elew .
1 hiid Jii't ill aw ii the ciin.uii aside
., leek clown into the 'licit win n 1
heard Iaiie s Lev m the e, I, and 1 lie v
le nict Inn'.
',i .stnias .erel
r i h iv- mil known liim long eneugli le i
pv.- 'I'm .1- pie Sent
in i ats n n tr
it. ii-- ' nrir
let 'n't1
knew, .luhe has ndepteil an lude,i(iid
c iie-e of attitude that Is entlrelj unjus
tified She does exact! as she plea'cs,
and lefusi's te allow anv one' te inter
fere. Mether is afraid 'lie is net meet
ing the right Mm! of people. Who Is
this man. Bhicktun, Maw (home? Where
did veu meet him. iuul what de juu
knew about liim"'"
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tbeir cliuniber "ti I'" vn' '
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Virginia u' gi.mim.ituall.v wi-i
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n i ' t lutiisc f t i n di -i I'sieri e
e I Isle II l OH UU'l ''ll I .11.1 t ll'v ll.ll
t d le.usf.
I I iii 1st j hone f..p t 'ai . " ngin
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g ) i.i It i'v, a- "hi sioe, , ,., le I. ill.
uii t I.i veranda f'r tic geed -I y I.i -.
"Are -i'f tun- .U in linlriiM lie-ir-r
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I hi ii ill rc lien,! 'care- ," 'aid Vir-
I . i a nil ti . Ii'ir rhe i in e m ;i . ,
. - t - i I I i ' i ran . Idii.
, III b'll'.iiful seeeiieel tl.'e, iin. ihlll ,s
s. id .1 n.e little I s Ie 1 U. i III .I'll
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OH of us. Iii lie I I It' I Males l.iet. i
llie ,i ihilutiui ia-v. tcihl' are i '
ilruin e'lthei n p'jie water ei in one
in the n.iit nil rent uei.-kIi lhellc lev
ei.iges V.t ,i iteUhle l.jsi uch ,c
the Tliri'iki-g.viiig illniep tea't-e cire
.it ei ml tvip tain' beginning .villi the !i""l
,u d end nij with ids guest .it tlie '.eft
Tim line) is usuall.v the old 'wlne.uid
w.ilnuts tlive, that I. duiing the ilis ilis
,1'ssleii at dserl I'ai-h diner in turn
I opeHes hU toast, and all laise then
g.asies and drink e n- nip
Thanksgiving toasts should be Kpprc
ci.elive, 'ueli us I'urns f.uc.ilUr verse
"V, ie 1. i'i meat III. el we can e ' (ti . or
he nvTi' lcumernuH ' Lit us give thanks
for ul.nt we have and ler what we
In hiiI1 "'Hir Natien is ,'tlwa's a
si.uiilu g toast
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a iij-ii i ., i Mil ejui'iii ti. ,,, (j,,,- i ..
, feinicl piled en his elesk mat inerning Hi
t- ought Us band eiiieinil. red a large- sipuire ,n- Sj
i elope. At Iirst hi fan I, d It inlg it Le tt
"Gesh
Vmi'il " i elope
"But everv ihiiig is se hcaitiful i-i." j mi inv union te eme f, ,-i I s iji-h-, f. r
crM c-lispmg h r liiin'is in unt'igiii d it was 'hat kind of .in itnelepe.
ttfstuB'. ' I'.'ii. nliis" it was the monthly state-
"Humph' riiui went in i ui- i,e nt tnun tin weudei t ul 1 uiiidrv .
'I weni.v -tilne delln's an 1 fertv eic
i n i s :
r ii iViri1 1 wm..'i ii',in m iihiiiii ii f ii',iin m " 'itiii ii
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f .Hi w aff epel il ' ' he ,,i ,t e-iii
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lie- -lllll d vvl.iMsii al nt ,,e etln c
I ok.
"We ,e .V'II'muH 111 te lefein.
pietl i seen "
lie 1 1 ill I'.ii,' it. ' " '
Oleomargarine
Pi.
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l'au! went fn t'
killirnnm no. I T.lesentlv VirtftlU lehld
the weird sei-mls tint all un n - nii'lv
nillBt indulge m wlien llnv applv the
morning Iniber te their Inn-.
"He's sing "P ' !'"-' 'J'Bfc1"1 '" ,ir'"
fcclf.
Indeed' nnd 'ii wnu.
"All bj m.vself in the mei ..ini:i(j. i
All bj-hv nij self In the '
The rest of the e lassie wus ..-t a ll.e
Viand veea'i-t . nten'd open tnc i mr mr
delicnte piiriH f shaving tin 1 1 iN of
tie suiiill inii'itii In I'e i ultivat-d.
TIlO ciisp. stnicli.v lileuses. (nc sjeir
Uliilrrtlilng'i and i li" smaller jnt'-lK
that had rune back meid the fiishioi fiishiei
utile lUUIldrv, li.'iina hl'd llliknl nvv.iv
If. the senitel iciliir de -I. leaving .'
UTsIl sh rl for In i Intel and n '
Hhe si'illid r linn ii.iim ' 'i re -s ti
Ircakfast i.i'de ,i- - ,,. ,..,, ii,. in
l UP elf I'llTcC
"Of nltirn. Ill -III sjihI 'IfiUil. I,
.1.. II... Il.lee. ei, ,ti II veu knew, but thw in 1 he old Iiallllli pullll'cs te whiili
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wrong time it saves aggravation and worry.
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Tite Question Cemer
Today's Inniilrlrs
I. In elder te give a somewhat ilif
feiint uppearittiee te the ThnnhH
giving dinner table what home
made llevver vases may be used?
-'. UpHcilhu n new apple corer which
works very "easily nnd iiuickl.v.
li. Of what material, and in what
' tdinpe arc keine intereHtliiR bou
doir lamps iiuule which need no
fdiaile?
I. Who was Kliabeth of Yerk?
!i. Hew 1 monkey fur used te form
the finish of un arresting stieet
frock?
0. When a bend chain that is te lis
used for n gluHc seems tee nar
row te be becoming, hew can it
he widened without being ie
ilrtingV Vrsterdn.v's Answers
1. I'er the buffet or for (be serving
table in n dining loom a bright
and original decoration for
Thanksgiving Pnv In formed of n
pumpkin, siirreiituled en , either
t-ble by a grapefruit and nn or er
nnge, each of the fruits holding
nn orange-colored cnndle te match
Its size, and Ihe whole being lnld
en n white cover, scattered with
green lenves.
2. In a menngiam where the middle
letter Is laiger than the ether two
placing the initial of the last
nnme In the center is tlie wny el
arranging three initials most
popular at the picscnt time.
3. An economical "leg" which ii
excellent for stalling n weed lire
can be made b.v rolling scrapi
from the waste basket inside a
piece of new .s"paper nnd forming
this Inte tlie shape nf a leg.
I. In the rcn'm of history, I'llabeth
of Knglnnd was lhc daughter el
.tames I.
Ji, Te make n smart cnnliney dress
ing robe In n dillcient mrt el
way put n narrow border of brnid
in dull gelds and colors that har
monize mound the in-ek and down
either side, tying tin gown wltn
a cord.
0. A daik waist te he worn with
the suit has a deep, lound-cel-lared
vest and cuffs of white voile,
which can be taken off and laun
dered nt intervals, se thnt the
whole tiling is kept extremely
fresh-looking.
Hi: WAS ASKHD te write n compo cempo compe
sitlnn about the "Idenl Girl."
This Ls what he wrete:
Tirst. De net Hilt. It is useless
nnd hns no definite nim. Yeu de net
necessarily have le be n sissy, te te
spenk. or tn he stiff. '
Second. He nt case lir company. T he
ideal girl is the same girl In public im In
the eyes of n brother or nister.
Third. Don't tell ntl your secicls te
your girl ilium.
Fourth. De net offend n girl friend
because of ienleusj .
Fifth. De net wbrry nbeut hnvlng
geed clothes. Loek neat nnd 'clean In
what j en can afford.
Sixth. De net try te be what jeu nre
net but be the snme girl nil lhc time.
IWOXDHIt what that nice jeung
high-school boy would de if he ever
met u girl like that?
Something tells me he would take one
leek, exchans: one word and irtn n
mile nvvny flem her In icenrd time.
Something else whispers thnt while he
was thinking nnd getting his tongue n
black with his pencil in decided te kill
two birds with one stone.
Write the composition and get In i ight
with his teacher ut one nnd the same
time. , ,
Fer surely this ideal girl is just built
te cater te the supposed ideas et sonic
one else.
U must have been n very prim, prud
ish teacher thnt he wanted te please.
Imagine a girl who ansvveis te this
description .
Site would be very popular among
girls.
Hevs would tell their ceiucltIsh. well
diess'eil, llikle "gill fiiciids" that shf
would make "n wonderful wife" for
somebody else.
Ami ct this bev innv possibly think
that this icallv is the kind of girl be
likes.
He ders approve of her,
17"iI.IKTIX(i, he declares, is useless and
. has no deiinile nim.
Hi doesn't knew ene-qunrtcr of It.
does he, girls?
The ideal gill is tlie Mine in public ns
1 In the e.ves of a brother or sister does
j this mean that lie waijts her te treat him
I like n brother?
Oh, hasn t no ever iieaui new many
masculine henrts have been broken t
Seu"?11' 0,Tp,-",'l,t ".&
lint here speaks the eternal mnsen.
line: ''Don't tell nil jour secret-, 0 Tour
girl chum. ' ' ur
Ijy secrets e course, be means nil ths
Ittle things he lias said nd rounded t
her. ""
lie nlwnvs wants her te keep nil llmte
llnlln nieu I. II.. In I. --...If 1..... .','""'
.,...,..,.,, ,,-, ,., iiun-ll 1IIKICI1II III Kir.-
pllng ever them wllh somebedv who Inn
been threugli the same experience.
And. of course, he feels this wny be
cntise of the jealousy some of these lit-
tie reiunrks of his hnve caused.
Yeu can't blnmc him for putting n
Hint qualification, he is nlwnys the
cause of some girl's jenlnnsy of nnether
and the ether girl uinkes him pny for it!
T)L'T tills' nbeut being ncnt nnd clean
" nml contented in what veu lmve
Nn't thnt u boy and it man mid nn elder
uinii mid it giniidfnthrr nl' evir?
Of course, he wnufs jeu te leek your
bet nlwn.vs for liim, he wants his girl
te be better iltcssed mid better lookln leokln loekln
than any ether girl hut In expects her
te tle It without nny fuss, nr any worry
ercr "having geed clothes."
Hew we hnve (spoiled them!
Need we say anything nbeut bN n8t
requirement? It stands te reason that
if she fulfilled nil the ethers she would
never be mivthing different from the
same dull, drab, pilm thing that he
mnili her.
Peer bev some gill lias prebnMr
been torturing liim bj tr.viug out he?
vat Ions moods en him.
Perhnps that's the reason he drew up
such a sorry, uninteresting, unfeininlne
picltire of a girl us his ideal,
The very opposite of (he girl lie really
adores and Is trying In vnln te pleac!
Kinds of Eyes
A cold. Indolent, selfish dlspesut0n
accompanies n feebly tinted or colerlcm
eye,
Hrlght ees nre a proof of geed health
and a hanp.v outlook en life
People vvbe-Jallt well und love te talk
usuallv have l-ire ejes.
Dark e.ves suBgest deep and strenir
emotion".
If jour eyes change color, ns from
gray te black or lilue te blown, tt Is
n lucky sign
Making com into corn
flakes was an important
accomplishment. The
next big step in serving
the appetite was
Pest Teasties
-best cornflakes
Te make sure of getting the best,
order "Pest Teasties" by name, from your grocer.
is i . : -.AMsasyM' ei '
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He needs it
"The Iren Feed for Vitality"
Real Raisin Pie
Hen art quukl'j rcfrtthtd at ntghl
hy a dttstrt like lh$
: cupi Sun-Maid Se-edeJ
Jlalalne
2 Pupa watc-r
'. teaiepoen ualt
,2 tablfnpoens lemon Juice
1 te-anpoen sugar
1 tablespoon corn atarcb
Wnsli the rainliiB, put In
laucepan with 1 cup jeld water
end brine olewly ti'i bell. AJJ
nii;ar, suit and corn et.irch
whl'h has been mixed with !
cup reld aliter. Rell 3 minute
n Id lemon 'ulce, Pour In pl
tin hlrh ha been lined with
crust, while het rover, l,n.ih
trip vv ith cold milk and bake In
moderate even until breicn.
Great Mid-Day Pie!
it revives spent energies and puts
new vigor into your afternoons
'""ARY one down-town at your
1 rrtt.tur.itit or lunch ceun-
i'-i alter a lianl ineriiing's work
.ind you arc tired.
Tirst note hew luscious, then
liew it "sets you up."
i;las5 of mil!: is all you need
with this jjje for a goeil light
lunch.
1 in the raisins furnish 1 ;(,0
alenes of cnergizinc; Hn.'rin.r-i(
per pound.
Their nutrition, beniR in prae
t cally prc-digi'stcd fer"m, gets te
work at once, and jeu can feci
the energy it imparts
The iVc5 in the raisins then
builds up the bleed and pro
motes a vigor that is permanent,
Veu need but a Small bit of iron
dailj, yet that need is vital. Get
it from raisins.
There's a recipe here for your
wife te try at home. Or ask for
pie like this down-town today.
Delicious raisin pie is sold by
Krecenes and bake shops every
where. Buy of them te serve
home baking. Real raisin pie is
made with lets of raisms. Insist
en it First-class hakcrs and
rebtaurants don't stint.
SUN-MAID RAISINS
Stewed Raisins
Striter brtakfait txtru merinnj
unci pcrf your daily iron tAnc uay
Mil gJ1Ss
L'sc Sun-Maid Rjisms, made
i nm C aliiernia's finest tabic
Hi apes American raisins, piei
issdl .mil packed immaculatelv
in a Krc.it modern I altfernia plant
Seeded ( seeds removed) ; Stcd
less (grevvn without seeds):
flusters (en the stem). Alse a
line ever-ready dessert.
Raisins arc chraper by 30 per
cent than formerly see tliat you
get plenty in your feeds.
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