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Hy HELENA
An Expert's
cr)VL, dear, you ought te think
. A mere nbqut " Virginia paused
in mld-scntcncc, nnd her eyes mvept
ever her husband
again ns he steed im-'
patiently en the i
She nodded.
VI it top una sather
t.n'thn el! M.. ...It
and take it down te
:..i .' i.. i .:...::
, , the corner and have it
prewed," he said hastily, "but I'm a
flttle late new, Virginia, and I've get te '
hustle." TT M,Y h.. "a.,.. .
:r,!l ?,d " hlm
And he was off.
Tflft.ln hIIa.I .... . I. .
Virginia smiled ui Mi.- lumrcnred 1"
tte clethes.prcss of the bedroeni Iind
prewntly brought te light a vry inuea I
crumpled nnd wrinkled suit of cJothes.
"''"I" ui'.-u u-i mi- i umicniiea m
Thi?r fAltftTrvl n mrirfA.tftni, D.kii.Mi
threshold waiting te ' """ , " "? ', ".",',
go te the dally grind.' .1knr;,nftgi' l teM
questioned" V Ut tic i 7''?:V h,'h- rBV
rmlv den t tccl we call af
4k
In the kitchen and Virginia llinhnd nnd 1,c,(1 h"r '" n' nrmf-. Bin and lmve a lovely shape.
pleased ns Punch, laid out n fresh. "Why, .ou peer little robin, reu." he , BROADWAY ROSU.
neatly pressed Fult upon the bed, and , whispered, kissing hr car. ou peer lit- t 'f this slrl Is mean. Jealetifl and, un
turned her attention te ether pursuits tie child, don't veu knew hew I can tell ' truthful wly encourage .her friendship
for the balance of the hert day . jhat you pre.ed jj$ Den? S , laffl 'TStiSSMr lhV rTB
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.j 1 , v.- iwtiii -tic lUliU i' U
wiuiu ue icu mat cue uaa pressed the
There wf , ,.i .', ,n'r-itnn.IIiie. ,
VdlLhnttnf'VlvJ,,T'' l
defensively, II?r lip tri.MI just J.-.e
Her lip trpinldl just (,;
Virginia uai !mrt. II
least bit, for Virginia .ai hurt. He
" uiiii'rermijvc. cne will wcl 1
8n0 fOlt that he OUffht te rensirlur thnt
pressing a sult-cfipceially the coat---
was no' fun. It celled for a Tet ih-'
uenee, and Virginia touched her lip '
tothe two llttle burned spots en her
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Should a Weman Tell?
By HAZEL DEYO
2atcfAerie L'wrj ifr"Wc 'e
worry Dane Murritl without teUinu
Aim that she hat eiev? brrn in levti
Kith oiiefArr man. I.ntri .&! dj dj
cevers that Jnllr. Dane's little hut
ttrflij ehtcr, ii in love tcith thc i"'
man, anf although ,iAc tueics he. t
n;eriy, the ahi l.yiews Dane's
narreiencts ichcre iceuien are con
cerned and she is if raid te tell the
truth. Hut irhin Julie threatens te
run ctfiji iciih IlMc Hawthorne is
forced te make a confession, add that
night she also tells Dane the truth.
Ha treats her as though she has com cem
iiiitted some terrible crime, nml
llaidherne feels that there is no I h ine
te de but leave him. She gees te her
closest ireman friend, Janet Ferd,
expecting, of course, that Dam: icill
teek an Immediate reconciliation.
But when she does net hear from him
the gees back te her old job. One
afternoon, when she returns home
from work, she finds Julie teaiting
for her. Julie tells her that she hat
finished with Cranford Rlake forever.
CHAPTER L1I
Dane Is Stubborn
T WAS because Julie had shut her
self up in her room for several dayi
rhnt she hiul net heurd about me. And
when tdie did hear, i-he went for Dane'
teeth and nail. She m- te me thc.whai your Inlluence had meant te me. '
nw nttnw Iiah frmt? knC1Alt tc-I )i 1im I
and when nhe dNcewtcd that 1 was
werkine she was delighted.
.But I did net want te talk about nn
iverk I hnrdly heard Julie's eager tiuc'-!
finns' T win hunirrv for "new of Dinl.
and as seen as Julie had finished tell-
inir me nlient Onnferd. I wanted te
hmr nheut tnv husband.
Then she told me. i
"I knew he'H your husband. Har. -
therne. and that you must loc blm,
but I'm sure I don't see why. I'm
hlH sister nod 1 enn -,ee hi- faulrs.
TTfa hniieleftlT enrrnw! hi dei sn't Knew
what a wonder ion are, or he vealdn't "Yes. he does new. but be won't al-
act as he does." way-." Julie returner! qulel.lv. "ou re
I interrupted feverishly. standing ter what is right. Hawthorne.
"Yeu mean he's still angrvV ' ' and if Hani ' worthy of you he'll give
"Yes, dear: he's furiously angrv." , I". I'll be a beter woman for having
My heart sank. Thn he hadn't mi-sed known you. I knew thnt much, and
me! I had been all wrong in thinkina ' you'-e done the bravest thing in the
that he must have realized his leve for world and the best thin? pesib!! for
me after I had left. He would preb-1 Dan"."
ably want te put me out of his life Of ceuie .Tuliu hadn t Ut faintest
forever, and t couldn't bear that. There enncrptlen '( the wild Impulse I hud
vras only one thing te de, I mut burj hml te tliew discretion te the winds
my pride und go te him : I must sue and go te Dane. She imagined that I
for pardon en my bended knee. I a, firm In the stand I had taken,
must give him the whip hand ever uiu . un.1 nh' respected me for it. 1 -u-theugh
it meant sinking my p'r.sennlity alUcd new that I bad the i,hNngi"-'
in his, for thnt wan what Dai'c wanted, i kind of iutluenee ever Julie: bhe re
1 was sure thnt If I wtnl te him hum-. spwteii m. Ii was what Uan. 1 art
bly, if I .Tcpt into his arms iiirf. wound alwuvs wanted, but little did either of
ray arms about his neck. hoAeuldn't us think where it would lead us when
b able te resist me. It had been that he had asked me long age te keep an
way Jn the past. I eje en his little sister.
But did I want that way? Didn't it (
wer of cheapness'? Wouldn't it mean i Tomorrow .Julie, the Weman
Through a Weman's Eyes
By JEAN NEWTON
"Remance" and Happiness
Marriage should i.e the . ilminatwni Se it l i.er eni;. tne aid of parf..'c.
vt romance 1 1 u Ument that Dr. Houghten adecati.-,
r.... ...l ,v i "ut a general slewing up und stepping
If It Is what the pscitement-htingrj
flapper thinks it te by love at first
right, n hectic courtship and impetuous
elopement with no qucMiens aked. full
w play te the bres of j until with the dam-
V per en thought and rt iivm--then. c
rerding te Dr. Hough-en pa-.or of that
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world-famous nieca of lowers, the l-ittl.
Church Around the Cerner in New Yerk.
itn nnlr rnntrlhiitlnn te lnnniane i., te
Jnnke It unsuccessful
" -. -- -- .
Fer, this thoughtful pastor tells us.
cand his twenty-fiic years' experience in
t7lng the knot gives power te his words,
ut least eighty-five out of every hundred
Iuisty marriages turn out te be failures.
And se certain it he of these facts that
he turns away fitly would-be huhbnnd
nnd wives n month, with the admoni
tion te think tliiugs ever.
"Whenever a couple come te rr ,
freya Dr. Houghten, "I have them fill
out a questionnaire, asking them t-'ich
t(Uatiens as: "De your parents knew
you are te be married en this du. , lu
this city and at this heur'' If thc
Varenta have net been advUed, I ask the
irpiiLH iiilvi; uiu. en u, ...-v., . mum n..
unie te nermlt me te get in ceinmunl-
???, with frtem If tlilH ii laranted.
e
catien
!'e must wait until I hear from
ents. If permission Is nut
then I oak the couple te go else -
the coup
tjie parents
thereto l married bj some one who
hM net the same kind of conscience
eVl net mean that the cel- e
i.rnta la always best. However. St
Is my observation thnt lcus than fiften
olitef one hundred secret or hasty mar
Wages weather the Bterma of the matrl
nnlnl seati. I cannot say what icr-
Mitage of happy marriages result from
thi'.lisuftl planned weddings, but il Is
Jw'HWU planned weddings, but u is
jnnny, rnauy times greater than that of
f innaniMit marrlaces."
:4flGWBlft
Virginia
IIOYT GHANT
Handiwork
(fingers that were remembrances of the
I struggle with t!.r het iron. i
'Yep 1 Just knew you'd de it." said
Paul.
'After I told
you te ' " the
n !?.1' n.(!em's,1
tenl It. vviij. tome
times j en Imve two
ou"? J'rtu in .1
wb.. and that s n
bee . de h tlw nrrsi-
?Z ., IwK
wwkJLind"
WceKS ami
dollar and a half. I've
ift vfeVc? tear.
"All ricbt, then," pIic nU beh
.."" "Sr- laui, in net ue it again.
' n leave tHem i u,e tallow, ju.t as you
? "--' ?rty they Urc net den
Pei'"riJ I x
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In a memrnf. he hnil frimntl h.rr .nnil
"' umi. roem: ny, my uiniu, no
in ....N .-rca-i- and and-
SI - l,.ed up at htm hnppll; threh
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fi' ,ou, 1 ., :, ,, ..,,.
mur.iiuird.
sfjuil.i.
An.i .hn i,.ii.....i i.i.
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hTZiw awar"cu l" ,"'
in, v;i
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Tomorrow Noblesse Oblige
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HATCIHiLOR
Js It Safe te Marry?
uuneut l."cV Carel Rnthbeurne
married Nick Tracy jut te 'ave him
fiein throwing himself away en n
girl who was. unworthy of him. She
did net love him, but he loved her,
nnd se ah1 made hrtclf
"THE MARRIAGE GAMBLER"
Hew real love came into her hf-art
latr en, pud hew she met it nnd
elved the problem il brought her
ts the s'ery told by
Hazel Deye Batchcler
In her new serinl which begins en
TucmIii , December "".
burying my happy hopes of what our,
leve could be. 38 surely as though I
never saw Dane ncaln .'
I "Ye hut wlmt itnes !t imittnrV I
thought wildly. "What does anything I
mailer in c-omiiirise-i with ,..vhie
, mutur in compaiisea with nauut ,
lun'' , , ... . , ,
And tin n .Inlie s;,(.i. te inc. and 1
looked al her. Onee lucre me was the .
""' girl and 1 the elder sister.
. ". td
Dane what
I
theuehi of
him. sue
wan snjlng.
I told him I
Alltl lllflt If it hflUll I OOClt I Of VOU I
might have gene en, I might have been ,
re-i;ie-s. i tern mm mat tiis idea e:
restraint was nil wrcrig nnd that you j
hi-d always treated me like an equal,
I told him that be didn't deserve you. I
and he had
ind te take it: there wasn't .
e.se for him te de. He just
re and stared at me. T tela
jeu wcieu't hist the ordinary
anything
Meed there
him that
iin.i et woman, an i umt ctni it jeu
hail done anything : nil v wrong, he
iiut no rigut te pi irq j e i.
"But he doe juuee nt .' J asl.("l
suddi nlv.
te think en the way le the altar. AnJ
at tlrst glnnce. this would seem erusliing
te tliesc et us who still thrill at I he
sight of a ncx moon and love our Bernee
' and Juliet. But the truth need no.
I rob ii of irnuine. It jusi g,r, i.s ii
I henhhx instead of a distorted liew of 't.
1 Lei" is vemanee real. trie, self '
' "' ";'" ""v '""" '"' ' cunuuiien ;i
le'it nl t.iult -Miiiiii.ng line, rispr-r !.
,lrfnlil r,lst!PS r,f indent .muth -the t .
( thnt like a fin... hsirdy plant has grown
i net weed -Ilk", -het fe.'th te rob tin
i .III4JJ1 r-nij hi ii. tjui u uiu?,;.
;.i... ..,m ,. i... !.. irA
In Mich love, in lmppy marriage, there
is nctliing lacking of idealism, of ardor,
of passion and dreams, and there is real
romance that mellows with thc yrais
Instead of going up in smoke from thc
straw ilres of mushroom passion.
V. W. C. A. in Tokie
Il Y.'W0.t.l7 or S1G-17.73
TlMtermlned te helll them rnl l,eir
quota, fifteen jeung American business
men put en a .-.igre minstrel show.
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i nn hineei's were in iuii oinntnrien
costume nnd tne enect was tietti ludl-
" -n Picturesque. All en tnv
minstrel cast were recruited from the
! American colony, who vduteei-ed their
' "i'v"! ',. i? J"? '"?'
rencnt American busincM interests In
11 i.;a.i,h or Mili.i,t means,,;,..".,,, " ,,, .., rf.v,iP,.,i. , , i ,. .
anjthing, jeung nne.e i rls of the , - WrVt l .'.
us ';- w r A n ,w
ef"at!ve mcmhrrslup et nearly SOen.
Women Athletes
The nuinher of women's football .liibs
lu England I rapidly Increasing.
Londen society women are turning te
I fencing as means of improving their
danelnr. .
Londen society women are turning te
dancing,
Pease TeMe !
WhattoDe
Uy CYNTHIA
5!fnfl,s. up, for Vy
Dr Cpuwa-Ju.it a line In
Stands Up for Cynthia
answer
10 Susie
1 thins. Cjnthla gives Reed idvlce te
all. Hy lac av you write I picture j
.u'fc nn iui mil HLIHI WIIO lUta IlC.cr ut'tll
In love aid don't think enj ene should
i have advice mi U. Well, Susie. "
I'juthla iu ii inun with a half-chewed
r!(;ar. it In ieit-'r than none. Ail) way,
I iJen't till- U k la any of your bualncs.
ou ray y. u nrc tired of reading unin
teresting 1 ive affair, yusle, no one
akcd you te rend them : there are !et
' et eth:r tM'.ss in tlie Evbkine 1'cnuc
LvtiauH. Well. fc'ulc. If you have nn
thlng te ray about what I have written,
lets hear from you. CINDKUELLA.
She Leves Him Dearly
Iienr Cynthia I have been fceeplnff
Btridy cempnjjy with a boy two yeara
elder. He lows me and I dtarlv leve
Ta'W T tlH lVA llAlnM flHAIIIIil Tt ll
1 1 Hi i. t iuimj i;vvii (ivmi, tkt uiuiu m i
i irlnl V. Im 4jh . n lit I
tr!e te brrak our Vrlcmlshlpi. She tell.i j
IV 14 1 1 I IU 13 Wl .Y Jt'rtlUUP VI m IJ
"'-u, uiw, uui '!''''"';'
f d n - Se in rtat
c,; .' j.,,1 ,,. ' l,Tt JcuIeub s
P1e:j tell me wli.it tn de te sen if
, , u......-. i. ..,.. , .i, iu !,. f
it t'i
Kri
if lin
cl-.rlv IrvvrM m,v T pm n. falr-loelllni
de net pwe he cares there Is no cmer
v or llnduig ou:. ue nei
company. Either be en-
rtave mero tJiau one man
What a Slam!
Wv ' 'j atiln -Jj't .i wc-d "e 'I'm
.1 l!j'--' ai 'i : !l eders cf hln lrlnd:
Wny. I.-n't It lively. isn't " Ir.i-empa--aWj
t'.;iHelr.f- te ub "sensible" Blris
thin frunwres, frivolous and "A lid. are
nut treliis te marry tl.nt se't? Why.
Cynthia. Isn't it a lovely thine and nueh
n peiisldc.rutn tlilr.ar that hnvhic mened
around, rtayed home nnd remained
j;oea nnu c:iim wnne ine rest n;iu uwu
lmvitirr nl'fi4iirn flint vn ara te no
! Ilnally diet en? iFn't It a glorieuspros-1
' ipent all lilc time nnd leve nnd money' " ,,u:5' " "'",'
Ien Y. r. "wild" girl, and that In ivioACenr.eh. jfsi.hu Sim. :. A. Wilsen. A!.
'maybe live years, lie'll turn around and! MM etescved
efter us his. hand after we have pat by THlJ bride or the middle-aged couple
pcci . imh li eciiBiiwui uiiii -'w- nu!
outlives and been ciulctlr lcnercd?
""''?.,, IP L T, .;lnmeuntv te prepare for 'Must we two.
Oil one!, who entertain there trame'
l(l-as. And they sav vanity, thy name j
is wOmar : I
Cynthia, what would you de with a
sirl who would Ilnally marrj "I'm n
e. ' i i -I.. ,- .crt
Sw has a glorious project before (
I'licpe 1m sensible. But T de b.n-
that when tl.e.se dear things declde le'liiet et t'Wl.'rimn. Rriuvi laniu enep,
Iniariy T U1 pe te s in J.ome ether 1
or plant'. KOLV.NIBTSOV
etiicr nre
; Shall He Learn Dancing?
l-ie.ir CynthiP Lnt June I wiete lir
I veu fu; 'eiim ..dvire, which je'i nac
very satisfactorily for me. Sj I take
1 thlu opportunity te thank you. Vew I
, come te vi.u apain with a different mat
' ter. Hcie it i:
1 ii m n : eung fellow nnd have plenty
of tune te learn thlturs. At present I
can:i"t dai ec. I se enca in a w hlle te
a p.itherinR or a party and feci very I
cmuarrasM-n wucii mc ui uic enpui
sex a.K me for n dance, nnd I have te
refuse under the circumstanees,. In
ether words. I am what thiy call a wall
flew cv.
I hae een3ulted rn
friends if it
would ha advitable for mi te ler.rn hew
te dnnce well. In ease I de decide te
learn hew te dance I expect te if) te a
nrofteaienal danclnir academy nnd learn
under capable instruction. My friends
tell nw that a I can afford the money
te rPna. ,ifw 1 lenm te dance well 1
will handy be nble te resist the temptn-
t.en te se out tach night te a dlffer.-nt
dance, pauy ei gatlierlng. Tley te'.l
me they were sorry they learned hew
te dane l-i the llr.t place. Thi-y lest
much hleep. health nr.d money by it
' ,!i"l ?"', J r,t ,, ain,,!fl ,r ", hnV
.7 .1 -. hnnl.l I rnUn .Innelne. lunnc n...
or none at all, I would be vry much
eiiiigcd te vej. uuu.nahij r.
u depends tntlre.y upon yourself. If1
you feel that you would net be able te
control cur desire te dance all the
time, better i.nt learn, but teach your-,1,011.
BCV,TnStr
t0"a"c" It "heuld be the eth" w-'u-
round. " '
Geranium Red
Is Popular Coer,
nj COKlNNt btlb
When the high C'a of Galli-Curei
uiJ.cicd .n liv iii'.'h se.ise:. if Ne.v .ni-
secietj , tl ere were four or live pjmts
of cot' u in 'ii!.' noted bv i win) : vl".i
I'llCT ' a "10 pypuiarilj e! III.)
! pernnluin .mil rote r.hndw of red. the
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...,nc. Ik.,. l.V niLTllllOOTif I'All.l
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wraps, niues uuis.us muu. m..,..... ,..
sapphire also stippled the canvas of
color.
Alt
'h "!
Vltheueh the wiay of ermine eni
hinehilla will alvvayH li cpotiserc ;. t' e
irylty of sudi evening wtnn ia-b
notable throughout the first "-eekb if
tele '.e.iken. One -ie. t J' u in re .if
tne wmp uf M'lvt or of bro ...'e. V
Huiirlng i'ii del prt'Ciited ted.-f j .
geranium -red velvet with enormous tol tel
inr of Itlnchllla uml a I U hed off s .
"t t" b-iclt, accompanied by barn- et
geld Mane. And, by the wny, a number
of the most ltnprcs.slve velvet evening
wraps havn cither embroidery dei.igiin (
wraps navn cuiier enwnuuery uekigim
or bands of metallic thane clrelipg the
arineat. h
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,'jarieeat.
HATS THAT
Mrs. Wilsen Suggests
Suitable for
Chicken or Squab, Filet, of Tenderloin or Grilled Lamb Chop
May Be Used as Main Dish
By MBS. M. A. WILSON
Ti
alone
nre often puzzled as te
The Christmas dinner for two can be
made very tempting nnd the little house-
wife who has only an electric grill may
reek n very dainty menl if she wiM
devote just n little lime te the actual
preparation. I wil I arrange tue meals:
pbeI, ff thp pcce ,, rPS,iutl,Ilcc ,,
lft .entirely m - ? ou. Yeu may hnye a
spring, snuai) i itie:en or &quau.
Snrluir or snuab chicken n round
and a half or n jumbo squab makes
a splendid ChrMmas dinner for two.
A suggestive menu :
Ojsti r Cocktail
Celery Olives
Shi imp n In Newburg New Orleans
rianUl Squab Chicken
Tens Asparagus. .Salad
Plum l'udding ' Coffee
Jumbo squab, a filet of tenderloin, a
Scuthdewn lumb chop, may be ucd in
- au et- n,,, vqnal) chicken,
l Mimii "Vn
ri...tnr V tltV. l'lrTl
Ojtcrs en the Half t
Shell i
I Pelerv ,
Braised Squab Chieken with Vegctab'eJ i
'loniute aaiau
Mince Pie Coffee
This lefcl meal n.av b" looked en r.'i
electrie srill and is i cully delicious.
Te prepare the i'jter ru-ktail r two
plaee In i iii'ktui! '1 .
'I'ln re tntiUitpeiiHi luftup.
due tca.'inteli b'tiev .if in.
Nif '.mall njili.i .
Little i em !.''d ' ''.
Shrimp a la Newburg New tlilcans
Onen e.in of wet -pack shrlmii i'.'id
nsh under running uatti
I'iji i- in
saucepan
Vhiee-fjuaiteit ",v milk,
Three level tablespoons lour.
Stir te dissolve Heur and hriug te a
Cook slowly for ilve minute, new
,
"'"-' 'capoen salt,
One-half teaspoon ir! iir pciip't .
VefA; one egg.
Juice one-half leme'i.
'inch nutinca.
flild Uic
shrimp,
Beat hard te blend.
then
Onc trasnemi a rated oie,'.
Ced; slowly for ten minute-, till Inte
raall custard cup.", sprinkle with little
grated cheese and place In het even te
delicately brown en top.
ilinipil Snnili riiit-lipii
i lani.eu rsquaii Liuuicu
Have butcher split chicken down e-.icu
and remove neck Singe en. wipe dry.
Bub llberalli with salad oil nnd broil
.T. -....-! II. l.t,l. .1, -,,.1.
for teak or bake in het even, basting
(ery ten minute. Allew chicken te
cook for thirty minutes. About five
minutes before removing, cover with
four f trips of bacon; lift te het plunk,
or mat plntter. Gnrnii-h with mashed
potatoes forced thieugh a pastry bag. ,
T'se this mixture for basting chicken : i
t'eur tablespoons of shortening, '
One-half cup of water, '
Twe tablespoons of vinegar.
Keen het while using.
Just ns seen as you place the chicken
en the plank or platter spread all ever
with the following mixture :
Three talrieipoens of butter
One tabkspoen. vt thirty mimed
rianlcg.
One-half tnbUpciiA e erahd e).itu,
fine tablespoon of lemea i"i".
One teaspoon tali.
Mis wc'I before u-!njr.
'J'u Prepare Menu Ne. '2
Vam one medium-sized turnln and i
carrot ami men irnu ime i-eru-Minw
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pieces, t'nre one meuium-size potato
and cut in quarters and trim each quar-
tcr until round. Plnce vegetable- en te
boil and, when tender, drain. Set aside
until n.-deii. Tlie vegetables may l,e - ; ' " A--. --. ., ..- ,. u
prepared the. day before. . t ,. , a., cf we , Il0ei,... "",
TIa.' Inuehur split a small squau a ci.'injnas ban v 111 he we!--eu.e Ken. - '
ehiekui down hu nnd remove the, t,i'.c tl.e cm ri.al without ipectaelee,
brensf bane. Wash and wipe ilry. Uub bit if l.r tisl.t ! din., a ieallt.(;-g.ass
libcra'iv with s.ilad n'l. Pln-e in the '. ' be ."i a. .eptaUe eft. t'th-i te 1
deep pan en grill and ever with smaller te sn...;.tinindda,J If t w old E. r,
pan. K.cp turr.ing chicken every, live , frteba whWt'ansIuf
minutes until the chicken is inc. ly flers, Mlppsrs. mugaalne subserlptlens, l
browned. Theu add the prepared vegfj- new books in large type all thcte are '
tables with
Ttce small onions,
One-half cup canned psas.
, Cevcr cinROiy nnd c00k for twenty
minutes. New add
Twe tablespoons flour,
Four iablcspoers valte.
7'ire abl(;jenii tutsup.
One teaspoon all.
One-half teaspoon pnpc,'.
Dlssolve Deur and spices in the v aer
nnd add te thc chlekcn. Stir and shake
until inlsture comes te boil and cook
XMAS NOVELTIES
LAST-MINL'TE GIFTS
Made ft Shul-Ins
mi; r i.ins . cn.wti'
0.1 , 1(111. Nt.
, BrSi7SrMnrnn37
MKamAaJIOl'Vl'TJ
TILT BACK
Fer almost two years we have worn
hats that, ilare. Tlin brims Mart up
m..1.. M It I.a.. ......A Alm. '
ri M'V? ua ii uiuy tviu vjiif.
te fall back limp nnd Hlelcss en the
crowns', but halfway up they change
their mlndB nnd reach fcavlcssly for
ward. But new they're changing, nnd
the two turbans shown today nre fol
lowing the new trcud. The brlres nre
hnrdly separate from the crowns nnd
after their first timid peep Inte the
world they retreat rapidly, giving a
Moping line te the front of the hnt.
Needless te nay, the elrl whose noae Isn t
e short ns It might he shet'ld net wear
' nt of thin type.
Photes ly Csr' al JTewi.
Seme Dinners
the Family of Twe
five minutes. Lift chicken te het plat
ter and garnish with the vegetables nnd
rrlsp parsley. The entire time required
te cook chicken will be about one hour.
Steak or chops should be cut one Inch
thick, all cxceis fat removed, und
cooked In nmc nlanner or you may bell
' prtatees by paring nnd cutting In thick
slicee and. when the chops arc nearly
j cooked, add them le thu pan. browning
' them nicely.
If jeu arc u-Ing fiesh tomatoes for if it is contradicted by mere chnraclcr
the snlnd. bv nil mentis stuff them with istlcs than support it, it. is net. of
celeiluw; as'piitngus or artichoke hearts
may also be u'ed.
The choice of alnd dressing usually
makes or mars the snlnd. A well-seasoned
Trench dressing or n blended
mayonnaise will give the finishing touch
te this meal.
Try Tills Trench Dressing
Place in bottle with wide mouth
Oir MMrtnneii grated onion.
t . .7 1.. , ,, j .i :..;., .;,i.
r,n, tallespoem of finely """
partey
One. natpoen tiiuatnrd.
One teaspoon sugar
('in- leaspoen salt,
OiiC'lialf teaspoon paprika,
''in. hit of garlic.
One-half cup tialad oil,
Thice tablespoon cider vir.eyar.
Ting pUi h of allspice.
Shake until creamy, serving Ice cold.
Yeu must prepare ingredients and then
'dace bottle near ice until jeit nmd it,
then 'hake until creamy
Blended mayonnaise :
I'aer tahletpoens of niapeiinaise.
I Id, tableSPOOHS OT Wlllp0rl (ream.
Oiu- tablespoon of finely winced
l'irlcj.
Our ttaspoeii grated onion.
Aiix and use.
Individual ininee pics or tints arc
best for this meal, as the regular pie i
is much loe large.
Te utilize the glblet" and no-l:. cook
tmtil tender, mince giblets line: pick
' n nt from neck and add two hard-boiled
' CK "ml enc t"", ,1,Ic'U crcew suuce-
sen'enlng te taste, and serve en toast
for supper.
; MRS. WILSOJS'S ANSWERS '
; My Dear Mr. Wilsen - Kindly ,
' give a rti-ip ler inpp.ir.ig glacul
cr thc cnii.lkd citron. I have tried ,
j r but without success. MRS. I..
, It will net pay you te attempt te '
glace or candy olrren. The method te-
qulrei special iiteusiln nnd the procee
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..ondnble product. Bather n.j the
' Uru fe rit prcwrvc
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WHATS WHAT
T5.v TintHN TIKCIC
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Tt .i e.i1-:' c- ugh te s;loot presents
i for . 0,Jnf. el. ....,, ye..,,. rviends. but
there is :-.et se wide .t chejee in gifts i
uultahln for tlu rid fellts. .
I The i.iedem m-andmother might ap-1
prtdate a sl-.a'lr.g eap, a g"lf sweater,
' lacai inimuiuu prcsenu ler ptopie mero
loue cvwi.ij jv.ua -uuiik. xiie newer.
fruit nnd candv ulfts. deserlhAd v..l...
. day, would dellght old people, many of
wnem nave as n.ucn et -a swcet teeth"
a6 any mxtcen-ycar-eld llapper.
y cT
i. Herman
iVMsMl ;
fix. W&Fr$&h
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Adventures With f
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a Pur,
'se
Cuuistmas win net be complete
without n jelly Hcnny Bcnde dell
hanging en the trve or peering inquisi-
tlvcly ever the top of n Christmas stecK-
lng. Neck, body, arms, legs, hanue,
fectcvery blessed part of him bends
nny way yen fancy. He dan nit down
with legs crossed nnd hands gripping
his knees in n most natural sort of way.
He cun stand up just like n human be-
lng. His fingers can grab thing and
held en te them. In fact, he is about
i the most human bcjng dell you can ever
picture. HO 18 n comical Clown, kia-
teen inches tall and gayly iHexscil in
fancy colors. Uenny costs only 2.
and the nice part about him is that If
you don't want te bother te go for him
yourself you enn have him sent te you
if you will phene the number I will
glve you. I knew you will love him.
A nualn cnneelt for the smoker Is
the cigarette holder nnd nsh tray fe
match. Yeu can get the bet In flilnyi
bine!;, in blue, in lavender or virtu
ally in nny color you would need te
hnrmenizc with the room in which you
want te keep it. The price Is ll.7e.
ler namM of lin nlJri Wemin'ii I'ej
IMIter or plinnr Wnlnat 8000 or Main 1601
bttwnn the hears of B and 0.,
Read Your Character
By Digit Phillips
Curved Backs
Thc curved hack Is one of thc miner
signs of character, and by it is meant
spcclficially the back that curves in nt
UVynI?V , , . .n.w. .. U-'
This kind of back, according ns its
ndicatien is supported or neutralised
bv ether characteristics, shows u per
son who is slew of thought nnd quicker
of actien: who acts upon impulse and
then thinks it ever afterward: ene who
is rather open te emotional impressions,
and in whom thc clement of stubborn
ness is lacking ; a person easily per
suaded, und one who ns a rule is con
tent le be n follower rather than a
leader; n man or woman of sympathetic
nature, tactful nnd diplomatic; mere
easily led by appeals te emotions than
by reasoning.
As n rule thec people hnve fine
stnsibllitles. Their feelings are rather
mere easily hurt than with the average
person.
But. ns stated before, the curved ba.-l;
la one of the miner elunaetcristica. nnd
'course, a decisive Indication.
But en the average, u'll find that
people witn curved buck? snow tnc tore tere tore
ge!riS characteristics in greater or less
dcgui.
Tomorrow Big Tect
Cleaning Shoes '
hoes s-eem te give no satisfaction
If
, v icuhcu nun i.'iiiiu..ij i e isn
dem again and again with carbon tet
rnehleride or beuslne until every hi
w hen
leaned with eruln-ty polish.
erv hit
of dirt has been removed. When quite
urv Irem the Denzlnc. annlv a coeil
polish several times, rubbing well after j
each application. The shoes will be i ,
1 n. .,. i.i r,ni. ...in t.nnn i i,
like new, but polish will have te be
applied at least five times.
.
I . . .
I Strange Malady Kills Girl
n,,rii.,ni.M v .i tw. oe IT.-....!.,
i,., ,iitoce n nnminmi.li .nle.t. nt
I kiss disease, nn tincMnnMn mnladj nf-
fating the glands, caused the death of
a.ui i....nu.., .. (,. "Wl . IIWH-II
I .uaeei -. Jieugers. suveiueen years eiu,
at the home of her grandparents, the
Itev. nml .Mrs. .1. l;. Iteiigers, "J10
Vnt T'nlni. ihM If l.nu l.ren mnv
, j ears, physicians tay. since the disease
wns encountered in this locality. .
The Question Cerner
Today's Inquiries
J. Hew can some delightful little
favors for the Christmas table be
lindV
U. What trimming gives grace and
distinction te an obleug pillow of
shirred brown satin?
". Describe a wondrously attractive
picture frame that lends te the
picture ii "keep-yeu-gucssing"
quality.
J. Ad u likable Christmas gift te
give n child, hew is a toy mule
made?
0. Hew are a striking-looking pair
of sports stockings fashioned?
C. In whnt richly effective way is a
dress of black Canten cicpe orna
mented? Yesterday's Answers
1. By filling seme miniature stock
ings made of red cambric with
tiny candies wrapped in waxed
paper and nuts, and tucking in
-eine funny jokes, some enjoyable
favors for the Christmas dinner
table can be made In nn easy way.
0. The novel feature of a marma
lade holder te be used when tea
is being served is its placement in
the middle of a dish for holding
crnckers.
.".. (Jlass makes the newest artificial
flowers, which cither glisten like
crystal snowdrops or catch the
sun with their colors.
1. A painted wooden chair which is
attached with hinges te a email
table in front of if, se tha' U can
be turned back t" act as n high
chnlr, maked a gift that w ill plen-e
both parents and child.
5. A simple and dainty petticoat Is
fashioned of nainsoek, and has a
hem that comes te thv hipu fin
iiinhed with several rosebuds,
0. L'reeheting a hat nnd scarf or
fuzzy tan wool and trininilm; the
hnt with bright wool flowers
mriKC a set that is unique.
HATS CLEANED
Slemedeled
In the Dfitrrkt .!....
far tpertii and online
tvciir.
llur 4U ytnjn of ci.
rerleuce 1 at yenr
ctTlcc, r
I HBBirtViSH
VtblHUinil
fit N. 7th St. l-hone. Jiari.t .i
Dranthi Jcffcnan Dje IVetLi. 107 0
lb
r-rri
M
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Jrur Coats
DiilECT FROM THE MANUFACTUIILR
SEAL COATS
Spert Medels, $49.50
Knee Length, $07 '.50
FRENCH SEAL DOLMANS, $95 UP
COATS Trimmed with Hkunh. Heaver.
Squirrel, SI 10 Up
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is; $
W
Jltgyist la. va.,tts eicr efera J'e . ... , f.
man bemit'fJl garu.cntj te npf ciaic i,rllt ';,,, r ii
Mioien i'nr Manufacture is selling thef'' I'um at am , .
I ce prices i.i order te T.'ccp Ins staff of worl;ers bxsy.
ti'l
- 900 Walnut St. Sne
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Ar C.r...t U.tll W..l.dE(J
She Didnt Ask for What She Wanted,
Se She Was Sent
j
,! )Jwtl $tc Finally Came
.
j tien of. the Article, She Was
TIIC woman who was dressed tee
ftlflhn-''iAl ti n elinnMlMff Iftlir
accosted the fleer walker vaguely,
'i wanted te fc about these card
, tables," she said hesitatingly.
"Up In the furulture department,
.n:n'ln'' .'" '' Mrd t'cnllc'1 thc
I "" lwlltcly.
j She hurried off and sauntered In
i umuiiii unj uvuruum luiiiiiuiu uu mu
i third fleer.
A courteous wlesman stepped np te
her could he de anything for her?
She waved bcr list nt him doubtfully.
"They told me te come here." she
said, "But I don't see nny card tnble
things."
"Card tables? They're ever here"
"Net card tables," she Interrupted
, ,, t,' ..CeTCt cr(1 table cev
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1 crs.
"f)h, down en the second fleer, mad
am. In the front of the store."
"Well I must pay. " she started,
but he had bowed himself away l
attend te another customer.
IT WAS a very martyr-llke person
who dragged up te the nrt needle
work counter nnd nsltcd wearily for card
tnble covers.
Thc salesgirl get out n box full of tan
linen, black sateen nnd white linen, em
broidered in various nttrnctlve ways.
I ,ii,t,,ir. , ir,,i i i.A i,,r,n ,.
"New this one is two-fifty," she said
' jicr p,jtemrr's eyes
"N'e," sald'the customer angrily. "I
nnt lMn ncmi,reiturr,i. just ready
le bc j0110 j0'L you uudcrMand?"
"Oh, well, these nre nil ready em
broidered, thc mnrked ones nns three
nlsles down en the ether side."
"It hardly seems worth while,"
whined the ever-dressed woman, "Peo
ple send you around from ene plnce le
another and nene of tlicin knew where
thoy're sending you or why. I don't
see why you can't send me te the right
place l"
And off she went carrying a grievance
Things YeiCll Leve te Make
Telephone, BirectoryCever
u .'U
12-22.
Telephene directories
as they are
preve mere u.neiui man ornamental in
; he llemc. yours can be an attractive
ornament te any room if you inahe a
TKLEl'HONE DIUEOTOnY I'OVHU.
Cut an oblong of blaclt oilcloth ene Inch
' longer than the l'-ngth of the directory.
pleasure the width of one cover : deubltt
.,1, . ,T,, Ma.liia !,, I 1.1.,1'n ac. nf
I niai wiuiu. .ucaue ine iiiicuness e
t, directery: add that le the ethe
measurement. Then add six m ms mere
Ll.k ...4.ll. Ai;.ICTU. U .IIU bl,IV,..,':01 .
mere.
The resulting dimension
in
lie the
' width of the oilcloth obleni,-. Turn in
three mclieu en each sneit er.u or the
onions, iiuiionueie me cucca lOBCiiier,
This forms the iieckcts into which te
slip the covers of the directory. Cro
chet seme gay worsted llevvcra and
stucn tnem te me cover, te m.iKe tn s i
tklci'Iieni: muECTenv cevkk
mere handseme line it with a Pill: thai
. matches) tlie color eclieme of the room I
I in which it Is te 1h kept. FI.ertA.
i
New Hairdressing
A fnvereil mnile of hnirdres.-ini- Is te
build n high tower en the head through j
which we stick at n rakish angle one,
of (he ever-popular Spanish combs, i
Anether is te spread out the knot in
Ju lV.n -shaped roll. And. of ceurn-, if
i jeu feel thut you are clussie enough te )
sustain it jeu may de a knot en the:
j back of the head. Tn all cases there is
i ii forward movement ever the ears and
cheeks. Indeed, primly trnlned IhtV
side locks often suggest amusingly the
i old-fashioned gentleman with side
whiskers.
Authorized te Confer Degrees
H.arrlsburg, Dec. . Application of i
Ellzabethtewn College for nn amend-1
meat te its charter authorizing it (e !
confer degrees In nit, teienee, philoso
phy, literature nnd thiolegj has been
approved bv State educational autherl- '
tics. !
! 'jarsMisrajai'srsjia'Ersisraiaicri
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Boardwalk Shep-Atlanttc Ctty Brighten Dlech
. U " v-n.r.. Account I. Goeu" t This anep -
EMsiMiaajEjajSHaEissjsjasj'aiis
Frem Place te Place
Out With the Definite Dcscrhh
. , j . n c . -r .
Annoyed te lie bent Off Again
against that store nnd nil the people In
THERE wnsn't n cent's worth of
justice In her complaints.
Her wanderings were nil her ern
fault.
If r,he had nsked for what she wankd
definitely and distinctly, in the first
plnce, she wpuld hnve been sent rUhf
there.
People In stores have a pretty bust
time during the holiday buying season
but most of them keep thelr heads nt
least well enough te be able te glve clear
directions if they nre asked clear
questions.
But when there are ten pcople In line
waiting te nsk a question, it is neces
sary te get the general Impression of
what is nsked nt once nnd answer it
in order te keep he line Moving. '
Women who only half express their
meanings, taking it for granted that
because they say "card tnblea" or "card
table things," everybody will knew that
cftrd table covers arc what thev want,
will always hnve te wander n while be'
fere they reach their destination.
And the unfortunate part of It Jt
that they will never realize that the
blnme is entirely theirs.
The whele world la against then;
they think they are being frightfully
put upon all the time, they are un
justly treated.
Because thty ere sure they nlwm
try te be nice and kind te everybody.
IT IS trying te have that kind of
chip en your shoulder all the tltse
especially if you arc ene of these vagnt,
indecisive persons.
Yeu make yourself se unhnppy brood breod broed
lng eyer the wrongs which you rmiit
endure, the bad treatment you have te
take from everybody.
And nobody will ever sympathize, be
cause If you're going te bluster nheat
nothing nt all, which has resulted en
tirely from your own mistake, there
will be nothing nt nil te eympathlzj
with.
The Weman's
Exchange
A Geed Thing te De
Te the L'dlter of ll'etnar.'a Feur:
lear Madnin Yeu have hclpd ethers
in their A ftlcultlcs and I wonder if jeu
can help me. I have moved te a house
and I have been troubled with nnt t'va
l used borax and euijar and poison and
, It seems I ran't pet rid of them. Se
would you please let me knew of come-
thing I could use? p. g.
i Strensr Feansuda are n nlmnlrt nnn .
effective remedy te use for these hisecti.
Green Is Becoming
Te i7ki ISMter of TTeman's Pace:
i Dear Madam I received as a r.ft
irem iny nunt eome green treergelte
crepe, almost l'lte Jade, There Is enough
for an evening dress, but I am Just a
llttle doubtful whether or net te have it
mnde en ncceunt of being dark. I have
dark brown hair and eyes. De dark
people wear that shade? I knew my
aunt would feel offended If I did net
use It.
Hew could I clean a whlte Bilk lining
In a. dres3 without removing It?
MISS E. C.
This particular shade of crcen 1b worn
by both hrunctte3 and blendes, nnd slnce
jour nunt would be hurt, tee. If you dli
net use It. have the dress made.
Clean the llnlnc; you Bpcak of with
carbon tetrachloride, a solution of which
! ou can purchase at any drug ctere.
The Cost of Beauty
Fer the treatment of the face alone,
bv steaming and massaging, many New
Yerk society women are said te pay a!
much ns $e00 n year.
WILSON'S'
Famous Comferi Shee3
Fer All theFamilr
$4.00 unPd
3742 GERMANTOWN AVE.
aati I'eruurlr 1730 Market .Mnet MB
QUILTS
OLD FEATHER BEDS
Qu7t Recovering a Specialty
IVe Call unil Uellicr
Jelles Manufacturing Ce.
701 S. nth Kt. I'lienri Lembard SM3
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Every stitch hand-made,
of exquisite imported voile
and linen finish batiste with
drawn work and real lace.
Twelve different models.
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