JSJSJ;,fi",p' xFwvir?&x!-'-i'''w "" '; ry M .vm1 ;" '""iv;''j '" iijv jWnrt"'1; "SFTl ,.,"" t Ml $, fif 0 EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHTCADELPBIA, SATUKDAY, DECEMBER 31,19-1' TO".! In' t I. f; i V r 3 L r m SARAH D. LOWRIE'S SATURDA Y EVENING TALK Heiv te Use Prayer as a Meatus of Quiet 'A WOMAN described te me n con- I euItaUnn that (die hurt Imd wltli n Ktt&t nerve ftpeclllt nnf long iue Hhe Mlil that he gnked lir tlir umtnl questions, nnd thnt he turned her mind inrdde out for him in hl (die enuM, and that (ifter It a all ever h ha.! written the folletln? prescription en his office, pad nnd iriven It te tier: PRESCUIPTIOV ".Teut before renin Inte bd at night atnnd quietly with clei'd ejen. nd lmnclnf that .ted are before an open fire discarding old omIepe! by threvlnp them into the het coals te be burned te vhlt ashe. "Flrt. Threw away all about what jeu have ilen . tears rcur Second. Threw awnr nil your d!s like und hale of peretn. "llilrd Threw away the thought of veur 'itipuld ilrMn. "fourth. Threw etrar the re membranre of jour pljns for the fu ture. "And then n rmp Meti tnii put out the light repeat tbe Paalm": " 'O Lord, my heart i net nor mine rjei lefty. Neither de 1 cxervlte mynelf v. I nn.1 'Littlest haughty in ercnt mutters. Or in tMnc: tee wonderful for mr. Surely 1 have .tllled and quieted mr Mll! J-Ike ii rhllil with hN irn'her Mj -eul l wlilnn me lihe a wsan"d Hil.I. My horn Is III Then from tbi time forth and for ocermon:.' " MX I'ltlCMJ wild that uhrn ihc read the thlnjr ehe jut laughed at the doctor nnd ald: "Why. loetor, nil thnt this Is la just F.ijlns your prav. era!" He nodded and t-aid: "And hr net'" She explained that f-he had net t-nid Mt prajcr at nljrht for jears. net be ctuw fche did net believe In prayrt. but beeaute late ut nl?ht, 'chen you er tired, had neier wemed te her the li-t time for prnyiiis. She remeri.hered that na a jclrl riie had sometime fallen asleep ever her prajer- Whereupon the doctor had ne.ide.l and tHld that there wm "nmethlnjj pai-c fylnc and relaxing anrl hoetlilnc or. dently In pnijir from her nun rn-ejiii nnd he advised her te try H juM I.e. catlte It wu the end of the day nnd ".he a tiled nnd ueeijrj j0 relai her mind III order te ewp. She nsk.-d him if he enlv beliprwl tn prayer because It related the mind. "That power would be vijpj,. ?l,t t make me beheve in prawr. Madam"' wah hid somewhat tern reje.nder. WHBN rhe told me of the ereiirrenee he n still ilis.ati'fieil with l! reply, but nhe had tried hi pr.-riiitinn and whs mere than lnellne i think therp nm h')inthlnc in it. And, Indeed, f it Is true tint .ion are apt te wake up nlth the thought with hieh jeu uent te sleep, whuher It in that jeu mijt wake by n ii--tain hour te make a train, or that jeu want a thine thnt Is telng- withheld from )ou, or that jeu are worried ine a problem, or that some nun vnu ln" has hurt you. then why would no. M dUraisFal from the mind of nil hurt. worried, frichteneH im rr-n'.pj. ful .thought be a nilRhtr ihm nav of b ginning n night's ret? nd whj would net a geed, rextful. wiethiug the"j;hi lc equally beuelu-ial, mi.-Ii as ihinklni; "f oneself us a idilld reiitini' .-crefree en : : mether'' breast? In fart, v hy are net praters tl -r ben mental beuedirtiens with w ne,, t"i RO off te iltep that oeijld tie drvie !' And why heuld nut many a tu.p per per en beMdcs that kpermliit haie found Paul and By HELENA .is Old as CROSSED Mirks flickered warmly in the tiny fireplace Paul wriggled his feet luxuriously in his house slippers and was 'oiisi'leli of the irmncuiit. of his m II Oelng. A irg ma sighed and snuggled closer In Im irm ' "Heney." she said 'efilr. HuhV ' W hv did you come I eni' e (j :lckl - from New erk I mean .' I'aui pulle.l retlrctitf j en his pipe I've been thinking about that mjself all day, dear," h said serieuslj. "The besa feenie.l well please.) with what Ii accomplished, but he didn't seem te be much Impressed when I sp.ikc about hew fast nnd biiine-ssllkp thf tiruif are In the big town. Said semei ilng about he'd heard the same thing from every man he'd sent theie m ihe last twenty tears, but that the .,,j place here seemed te dodder along pictr well." He stroked her hnir and his etes were half ciescl. "I get te thinking it ever, lienet, and I giiess that New Yerk is a disease ' "Puul," she exclaimed impatiently. "that bounds se smug. nd I knew I'd love te go le New erk at least once u year te sei things move." "YeB. wc oil feel that uaj in this town, I guess. We'll like te go te aee things mere. Hut somehow one fecla ue terribly out of it. lilll Tan down at the office, lired in ev Yerl for fifteen years, he s.ijs and in nl' tbnt Mine he never knew the first n.iM. i of the ether chaps who w..rc along side him The Tnrrs I i c-I m one anait inent for nine years and Mrs 'I arr never knew the names of the chi'.lren of the couple upstairs." "That deen't slgnlft ant thing. henev," nald Virginia, detihtfully "New- Yerk is u show - a fort of cir rus." Puul chuckled. "I knew that when the circus come te this town we 11 go, giving some old excuse or ether, d wc are blinded nnd entranced ybr, by ull the (he pomp and panoply The Weman Twe Splendid Offers SV r" Kditir nl llVmri'l's Tfiff'. Dear Maflu n ' hutn a toy blaclt-nd-tn turner wl i 'li I would give ti. a oe4 home. Mie ene mid .1 half trnr ld. welglib Rbeut ten pounds, Ih about , fAurteen incite front the tloer te ten or 'J5S a IteuldeT. MRS. V U t fsuv"; "' "fnan t i-agr. ir Madam -I lmvs flve lit t Ih pui- ,atid would ltl te llml tbein Kemi m. And If Mrs A i would llhe te re 0e vlic ma utt any time MRS 1 fit ttm.rjr. trt rnn n.i.l pnnil tinmen for ftn - i HiMI alt Jes". Of eeurXr. there wdl he IvtS and (qte of people tihu will wuiit iMntn. Tlie only question i wIie'm irelng te b first td write and aai for the ad-1 Arm et IrK P. 1. er Alra. B. V.T Vhanlf Jwu both very muchfer slvlnir U ra hh an ifppi tfPPertUnlty tecet a pet Gaining Peace and Hepe andl0"1"' '"' rvbu! 'tdetT Centa this lair of natnre out long before this i &.., f .1 fl .!. I...1 Ih nun Kiven IDe ei'COTer le iiiniininu i" the form of a rellfleus custom? AND V nb. ND that Is net the only discerery letit nraver which has come down threurh the nte an the accumulated experience of .nan. In moments of dapper prayer has a tendepej te keep the mini) cool and tendv. In memcntH of ci fituer prnjer has n tendency te tnuk one tiaure for fclf control, nnd in me menta of depression or hurt esetism. nr.P let. nln ,Uet ,e.M nt the mind troena of better theuehts. "'" !-- " -.. ,-' " " w" " I Tliee ire such perfectly well -known iffts that met parent, whether they , rr )tn)T rpjgieus persons by con- Metlen. or Jiit la.r cmtentietial pT pT seil, by habit, teneh .-hlldren te av thii prayers and like te wntch them at their prnvers and lik t he t'im I for by children- In fact make as much of prayers aa of tuh'e munners or clean hnhlte. Hut a (rrent, many men and women who are very trlct with themlte nbeut clean hahitf. and about jroed table manners learned In childhood drop prayers a a habit of no Importance, or aa a remedy enlv te be tried when ell ether remedies fail. T VKVTIT1K te say that nine persons X out of ten in thlnkltij: of prayer de net ih!ni of it n a ii.mr. i.ntcat.eu b' word-, or bv theuv' is 'Jilhrnit wir.s Mirh ;! hi think of It ns . rmpiest for w.i, if. sprritied th.ns l.j man te ..!. tn etner verds if "ii think f a prayer, de yen mean a thought toward ten, ... icqiirrt of tteil? And when jcu think of uu r.nsaer te prater d jeu think of a theusht from (!ed te u pcren. or de you think of a gift of ueq te a person .' ny telegrams te ' ive our f-iends we semi reat ma our menus that just c. inforniatien of our ufe arrival or our "ddrefs or our continued lore und they acknowledge lbce telemms In the i-vt letter, nnd we cii'l that an anw.?. We nnder.tand the triiurnlni-st- and the i iipine of co unrmicntinj te them our theuehts. und we call their rcjdies LI1W . e. If It Is pWib!e te speak te Ued and te he heard, and for (ied te speak te us and be understood, why net clarlli und purlfv our thoughts by HpcuUni; them te Him. and leek forward with Intent enserness te His thought In re. turn'' And why Nu't 'hit prater? Trulv It Is prntep, und it Is the kind of prayer that astonished the men that followed Christ te hear Him utter, as as teniheJ ami nwel them. The mane of It Is that it in pos sible for us an well Us for Mini te vpeuk that way te Hed. I KNEW a humble and most loving follower of tlis who had. threush I. long geed life, acquired ihlll luili't of fiiklng her Inme-t theiitrhts te ted her t H ink ful. und serrt and her i'jd ilieughis. When s1,r ..flnie ie .li.-. she was a long time sufttring. and these rhe lete. her and watched suffer for her and were pewirlc., te help 1 er e. cept te fiillnu tier lead and my iietli.uy of the iippreuchliic spparatimi. Eti .'eiitlj. in her wakiies anj ceindlii; of the depths with t'l se n'-e'it her was ten gr.-at h strain I'm at night, wlu-ti she thought herself n'enc. se spoke te led all her thought' In IHfV i mr niiireil words of p'ajer 'ha1 told all her wnsriness, nil h' r l.ce and faith ful waiting for His n fas-, And a lay after day dawned, and she was still l.i'id pri-etier. her ipiieimtst and swre. i.ms Hnd reticent I'oiipesjre were proof te thewt nhe hiul eterlittgnl her In her tttt.ih tifs that l.'r prajen wre lim? auet' erei) s.uiMi n. Lewntn. Virginia 1I0YT GRAM' tlw 11UL of the thing And we think hew wen-de-fii! it would be if we could go along Wiih the rirruw imd neter knew any thing but the rfds and the gelds and s,hrr the prettt ladles in Tn k tights, and the funny "downs, nn.J the strange and ' urieu f'eples." 'lrglru;i j.ar .1 . s bnn.l te signify she understood. "f, undernealh i all we knew mighti well that the .Mrei let is just eh) lja 0n Jenes .msliire ,( drf-ie-d up just for en. nig glorious da' We wouldn't see a b.t of romance In that pasture the dnv after the circus is geno Only the empty gapmg snw dust rings, where rrcrtthing wa-i se wonderful and se beautiful jrMrrday " lie sighed. 'Well, honey, X-t Virk's like thut." "lint. Paul i. ur surely iib i an g.. te New erk once in a'.Uille and e. and see the pirlty ladles in pink ilgnt- and th fnn i'.iwj.s and tic stiange and curious crvaturesV" "Vca, dear, I lm t s what New Yerk ' for And we can ear popcorn and dr nk pink lemonade. And hit en the hard seats till our spines criik nnd be het and dustt and excited." " ud then?" "And then come home te tin 'Ihe i'-essisl stickx III tin fireplace er ii'kl.d Inte a fresh little tongue of win min.;, comforting tlaitie "I'ai.I, dear. I'm glad jeu leek at 1h igs like that It's just like j sterj . the uaj jeu put it, dear." P'iuI rubbed Ins chin softly against her smooth round cheek. "I giics, always will leek at it like tbnt, ' lie lghed. "I'm e tow tier net a trouper "Hut, Paul." mid the perfect wife grately. "there must alwajs be some I le ruij awav from the farm, nnd te sta else there'll lie no pielty ladles n ' pink tights nor funny (downs, would there, dmr?" Mouda) Household (iedt s Exchange through the column a se beidetn have offers of lrs th.it I knew these will b'l Krcetfd with Jej This Vlll Help 7e tK4 editor ut tremnn' Tep Dear Madam Seeing that jeu hate helped no many of jour readers, I would like te knew If ten criihl answer m question. I um tery much troubled with h. bud breath. I'euld jeu tell me the aus of ouch and hew 1 could euro If IIUZAUKTH M Th's IS nemeti ne i.rjhet Im peer dlsentien or teeth U.at ,ue i et cleaned tlioieughly eneush If tee i.ie a mouth wnh inernliu; and evenlng Hb antiseptic piepertles will overcome; this trouble te a great degree. Hut should you still have It, you Imd bettUeensuIt a physl- lan, aa mere may mjim etner cause X It vrmen sneuia oe,poica anr, The Marriage Gambler" Vv HAZEL DEYO OATCIICLOR Carel Rathbeurue refutes .Viefc Tracy twice became the docs nel love Mrt. .Vict Irle te ere her in order te convince her that their friendship need net be broken off, but Carel avoids him. One day A'cJt; has tea with Mrs. linihbeurnc, who, although she sympathises with him, feels that it is better for him net te see Carel. CHAPTER V Daisy Casllcten TXTHCN" a man la unhappy about a woman he does one of two thln.es. He Is either strong eneuch te take up ,' ? ,7,"- """"' f,"" '" .Vl'.K' V"" "-' t " " '" " ? n uiu- iriif hnn hnnnt1l nr ha fifaa rft nf a tangent, and becomes reckless. Mck's whole life had been bound up In Carel. He had planned the future nreund her, and the thought of net winning her mjuip day had never oc curred te him. When he realizcu that Carel had definitely refused him, tnal she wnnted nothing mere te de with, him, be did net care what happened. He wunted te forget and he wanted , something or some one te make him lerqft. L'ntil the evening of the day Nick hud had tea with Mrs. Rathbeurne he. had net known of the existence of MIsa Daisy Castleten. He might never have met her if he. had net felt desperately In need of light fun and merriment, uud Daisy could make herwdf very charm-1 lng when she plcawd. ' Dai ' real nam was Jennie Schmidt, but inasmuch as idle no longer lived behind t!,p baker; with her mother ui.'l father, "but shared an up.irlinent nth two nti,r girls in the same reiur, it wasn't ne.eKsary for anj one te innw the nw-ful truth. Daliy wus a geed little thing. I wasn't thnt she wan nsharaed of her humble upbringing. Shn still went re ligiously te see the old folks, and sic rather liked eating German coffee cake BD). dr,1,lk'"? l"ninenIy i-tren coffee '? l "ar': "v'n? r0"m hchlnd the store. riii: riijucu. iuu, vurin; jjci t,uu- spicueus clothes Inte the neighbor hood where che had been born and brought up. She liked the bold etarcs of the people who came into the bakery, and she cultivated what she considered rathr a haughty nod aloof manner, w henct er she met nut one who had known her In the old day?. Daisy was tery pink und white and blonde and dimpled. She was short und ut prc'.ent just plump enough. Sjm' day 4' would be, fat like her mother, but nt the present time bhe fercxi herself te keep te n rather tigoreus form eQ diet. It was fatal te ) 1 a chorus glH te put oe weight, and It was enlt when ahe went te tlslt her ! family thnt she allowed herself the ' luxury of the fresh, doughy coffee cake which thc adored. .Melt met IJal'J lifter the performance ?; ;cp;;;vywV;he,e f".:,ri,c.T0DAy' , cl.uuw whom he had njn Inte at lie x .tear, should rcilly be KtecK-taMiig club, and It had be.n I'rest.m Suele who duy for the family. Plan new and better hud tugc'stcd meeting three ,,f the girls ; meth.ds for your work for the coming afterwerd, and going somewhere for J ear. a bite of supper. The huu'ttlfe should firmly re.self" This gir' 1 knew is a peach," l'ret- I that all iifedless cooking utensils should teu .enl'ule.l te Nick us they lounge. t be stored in h pluce where dust can- In the lehh. beturen the ncls. "N' i net ur-flle nn them. Esneciullv te scour non-en'.' aliut I'T e'tljer, but somehow th"M' girls of the stage arc willing te put thetnsidi.'s out mere te entertain u man than any of the girls I knew. They'n u tr sn,) .,r moe.lt, thet'ie willing te luugh nin! talk, und b" entel - laltiing. and tet I'd bet mt lu-i bottom dell'i, llrit nr.si of i hum are p. siralgnt as e string. Tliey werl hard, H"i. mid that's mere than nm be sunl of tne't of the girls I knew " Nlcli laughed b ltcrl . "Yes, most of them work hard for rich husband-, that'" ub-.ul the -le of It." "Ye.i .an't blame them for tint." Preston returned. nl ihen ns tl r. cliestru tuind up, thf unit in and toe'r their stilt. During the act prc.-teii pointed out I.uelln D.nigertield Ui N'uk. Mir mis a htliii, vlu.l dark girl, tcrj fresh and jeiing, hut N'u-k wus luwurdlj amused at her name. i "The last of one of our old Nmthcrii families," he said In an undertone te Prsteii, who grinned. "Yeu wult till j oil meet I er," In returned, "aid thnt little blonde one i en the cud Is the ene you will probably hute the pleasure of taking te supver ' She and Ieuella hate nn apartment together. Her name Is Daisy Cnnlc- ' ten." It was se thut Ntck saw Daisy for the last time. ' Mendaj The Other Weman Adventures With a Purse THERE Ik ii fuec cream which comes thut should be tery seething nnd delightful In its effect. It In com pounded largely of lemon, which has bleaching und whitening properties that nre ter.t beneficial for the skin ti.at Is inclined te be "muddj" unless earn is taken of it. One nppllea this cream. allowing it te remain en the fare for live or ten mlnutiv, und then removes It with a soft cloth. Women who use It hnd it most satisfactory The. price of a jnr is fifty cents. Tttni-.-nnrs rr nottihe,kpr." nf iftr .. .,111. .-. rrtlfrlittf n(iM n Vs u -a Km .. -- - "-i.i i if-1 TOr I llI ,iriiiii' 'Nil i,,r jjiatir in heatler material are InlimtHy mere de- sirabl". ieu hare seen them, or course, luinle of jip'y s)ls hut ill,) ou knew that teu hIsji can get them In a wool jersey V 'I Im y ate neatly nnd well mad'', and certainly thev nre much warmer and mere comfortable for dava such as one or two we had last week. One, shop has a few of these for $4.30 a pair Yeu can get them in black or in n hert of sand color. fur nsmes of stinn- jirMrs lVemsn's Pare Killter, or phone Hiilmit JOfln, or Mala 1601 lirtwern the lieiirs of t nnd ", WHATS WHAT nr iieu.n iir.f'ir An appropriate v ejir resolution for buay or forgetful people Is te re re elt) te leiep a tvr tten schedule of busl nfiss and tevial eiinagernenta te ultlvate ,vhat may be called the calendar-dud-notnheolc habit AUMnt-rnlndedneHS, whether It Is dua te eter crowding the mind or te it nat unilly peer niemery, leftdn te many an an nev'ng breaches of iroeil manners A fernttfn dinner t?ngagenteut e an af front te Um dinner Bin rs , ,i forgotten hmliiess apiie ntinent ma' work Mrleue luceiitenlem e te th purl t of the ether pan, unci etrn oierf seileus lets te the liientul absentee The. reined Ih eaiy und certuln A Inrire monthly calendar, hung where It can be seen eterj day, should have all Important engagemfii's penciled In the date-blocks. In addition, the tmwtuaj , lerjreiier sneuia Keep. little notcfteQK in nis. pecaei rer yr entry and dally consuiwiiea. MML-. WHEN THE NEW YEAR COMES IN lsBsmKKf'P---im wEammBKRm SI waBKmw - 'Mi'WM-wm I- s if X B 1'crhaps 10'-- Is nw ed by the boom - M I i Kg H IUK grcciing ne iiun jusc recciteu irem k, 'steM' H the tall, old (deck, but tnirely bib feurs R l7! W?&Wfil M H. ul" ke chased utvay when he sees the b t! i!x(imtitM im . B I welcome en the face of the Ultle girl, tj S3 HHr , '"- M young and rrelling as he is. who has Ki W 2 "f T Wmr n'',rt ben waiting for him. He cannot $ n'3 !' .k. ' i '- 9B help but de hlH best, tee, for one se & V-,ri (I'jDkiMti mMM!k genuinely glad te pee him, se cenfi- g vy jwf"" sBSK!i i d(nt tlj,it he wil1 l,r'ns ,icr ,iapplncsh- k '. 1 E. xcellent New Years Fer Cooking Suggested by Mrs. Wilsen . . , , .,.. , , . ,-,. r, . Make Rcbelvvs ivl te Use Cracked Dishes, ana te hive vamily . . ifoea llomc-L.eoi:ing ii'iui uiere rvuua i iuiuivu. u-h . All Ry .MRS. M. A. WTLSON Cer-jriaht. t):i by ifrv SI. A. ireti. rfaiM reserved and keep imuiuitiliite nil utensils that i come in direct contact with feeds. Te dl-urd immediately all cracked , dishes, no matter hew tuluablc thr-v n.nv he - r ioe v. ill make this test tOU cun easllv fcc the need of doing BO. The test : Pour het bacon fat In crnek"d fill and allow fat te cool, then remote tut and wash cup in dish water, new hll wlt'i.h'jt tut: notice the gicas- Meating en stfrfuce of cup of tea. aim ihr bncen fat an be taste.) m tea. and the dih .. ... I ...ml. iu it, tlCI.I. Mill! v hut, ii ..oil. ivi'bii' ' -- scnsii n .-. t.l. .. . . ..... .!. .... n...ln tltlClM-- the llllll IO S M'l"l,t'.l ill".' ..'." ...- .u ... t, ,i..no hi inline coming tear : thi i'iin h done p niiing n cert n In niimb'T of baking dishes er,P'JJ mr u.e coming tear anu may you itnkrrelrs in et en Htid Hieii K.fping thrni lr this purpose. Ml trg.'tablr, meat dishes and pud dings may be cooked at the same time. Let us, Ihe housewives of this big and glorious country, respite that wc will make mer" home mad bread, bit cuits. pie and cakes. The "home-cooked fnn.ilt" makes the ben eitl7cu nnd neiehliera. se let the heuywlfe renllzc iKL ,..t ..ui forth her best efforts, feel- ing that honor and dignity of heusrnlfr. ly chorea are the highest nttulnmcnt that Is re.ill.t worth while. Resolve that during the coming teal jeu will giltner iuc lain.. ..- t...,, the home hearthstone and teach son i te make ome easily made candy while dnughter cooks und bakes te her heart h content, uibe ini.n . . ''""" a nice cake, light biscuits und pastrj . The woman who has real ability nnd can intike n diin'y biscuit und link pie bheulil gather her neighbors to gether nnd give thnn a demonstration. This will make for better community spirit or nelghberllness und help to ward ranking n better home life. Teach the small child persenul elcun nt., f !,! viHr. hands ami teeth, nnd te like and enjoy thee feeds that will help him grew te perfect manhood. Changing climate and modem mcUied ' of business must surely mean that, un less we udapt ourselves u similar 1 rWtt H -P1 n diet, we wui reap uu menus in illnMM nnd (llfcraup -. ,, ,. ,i , Plan tlie diet te suit meuiumbusi 77i Question Cerner Today's Inquiries 1. If the girl who keeps n di.iry finds it impossible te write in it every night, hew can she keep the ftenta of mob. day freh in her mind? 2, When denning Hilver what pre caution should lie taken bv the woman who wears rubber gloves during her housework' 8. Instead of u band.au or comb whnt striking brad decoration Is worn by the fashienable woman of Paris? 4. When and where was the fir-t umbrcllu tfen in the I'liited States? 5. Hew is "..paghetti trimming" innde? 0. What in a favorite material for this winter's evening gowns? Yeslerdaj 's In(iilrics 1. Mrs. Themas fj. Winter, win. Ir a member of the Advisory Heard of tl e Disarmament Conference, is ule president general of the Federation of Women s Clubs li. An unusual-looking mirror which in a rectangular oblong has n Miuat square eleilc fare and hundn at the top. giving it two im portant uses. 8. When using n decorated candy box that has brn used before, give It a new leek b.t pasting n fabric dress ever the one en the painted lady en tbe cetcr, 4. The first postage stamp was made In 1S3!) by James Chnlmera, a printer of Dundee. 5. In making n rosette nut of silk bold Ihe loons together with foal ing wax liiRtead of glue or Htitches (i. The newest walking skirts uic rnnde te appear nnrrew. although they ure wide, bj means of a large plait folded eer In front. HOW TO HldH Don't iela tti4 correct formula for th U In "ICIim," by Charlta W. JJuk Micaitna Nnctlen of ntJt Sunday's I'vhlw de. AUt Resolutions ... , . , . . t. i ness; thla i no longer a fad but u vital necesltv. Se de net hesitate, but put these changes- into effect nnd seu will note during the coming year muterlal rtiilnj in liriilrli titi. I un nVt!HtT in t nn - fell 111 1 (II 111. ( l 111 tl'MI (111 it Ul H l w LV(t hat with Ih" various problems that the successful person must meet. Seme new features of thiy column will be: A weekly domestic fience lesen. Old Coleniul I'rida) market ba-kct. The duilv iain pet. Kitchenette cooking for "ut Iwo. .Modern dletctii a from u dlctist view point. Sni-i-lal holiday futures in time for he housewife te utilize ideas nnd put l"11" i...... ...... a. or. A continuation of the Cosmopolitan kitch' n. I have traveled nirl.t 110.000 miles te gather from the four cerncs of tin; country ncipeu und new methods I r this i ernc r. Special! prepared menus and feeds for the small child, thu growing child and the aged prison. SiMfi'il iutalid coekerv. 'rs. Evr.MMi Pi i(i,ie l.FLieri: and i - . .'laT .t Wiljfjn wish ou the mmpli- - - , ment; of the seat-en, peace .,,, -,,.; ,. ' und preH- III IN. 1..1 ii' 11 -3 t'l OIIL IM.lll. ,Ua VU te the't who urr l.-,s l'ortunute Uie helping bund of kindnesH und reul true ncighberllncsJ. Attrr all is snltl and done the real true miccess und blessings thut the tear jut bferc us will afford will de pend upon uiiise(M. our Iheughts, uc uc liena mid the real curncet elTert we put forth. ... i . .. .i-i.. ... ,i I...7 I De net wildly enthuse and teice - - y "e t'c dep" down" in 'jour ,)0Rrt ,' enrrj thera ' lffn., nnd -,,,,, (la D. (.n vj.iali7e their pes.sibllitie, bringing thrni forth Inte your plim. , T1 ,.enilm. Jc.lr nm jring te 118 KrcnL blesslnga in peace and prosperity, ,0 rPn,)x ,0 (.0 TOtlr I)art , tf(lrpi 0, banish nnd put from your midst these wlie seek te destroy. Knewing tnnt readjustment lb titui if wc are, te pre- Kre-ss. Again we wish you u gletmus huppt, i j happy New Year. A enr et reul hnp-'H pincsH with nuiny le fellow, grew Ing $ better each coming ur. f With geed will toward ull, enmity tii;i none, the Ilti-Mf. 1'iw.ir l.i rxu it ! t and Mnr A. Wilsen say: (Jed bliss ten. lioea-ingnt nmuy nnppy, nappy i New Years te jeu. CANDY SHOP 76iir 'J&kefa&m Eat mere, SaliedNuis" 104 S. 13th St. 1504 Chestnut St. . 149 S. Bread SU m 'M'OTii hwh iiBaart jxirrara WW be sure te taste Sold only in our Stores pa?nKC j Our Starts ui'dl be opentettight until 10 m l!!lTmi!'llll!IIEM M.tr. Iffif a a B? e kV i . - V, ,.- B Today 1 p3a 1 Butter Please Tell Me What te De Br CYNTHIA The Qlrla Don't Like Them Dear Cynthia Wa are two young itfrls, one eighteen and the ether nine teen. We are beautiful and admired by the opposite tec Our great problem Is, why w are net popular anions enr own sex? We paint and p-7wder, are Jelly and dresa In ctvle. Although we paint und newrier. UA mvm lianrlaoter, wlthmit I .: .:. ..".:. " : "w : . STARRY BYES AND RUBY LIPS. Cynthia Uilnka perhaps It's because you both love yourselves a bit tee much. Hew about It? Hew Take It Back Dear Cynthia There la a. certain gtrl I liave known by eight but te whom I had neter been Introduced until one night nt an etentnjr company. Befere being Introduced te this Individual 1 nescr had had u. very Reed opinion et ner, ana exprcs.scd my recunr epeii'l te u certain pcrnen, for which I nm new er) sorry. Hew can I apolegise i te this Kir! and take back what I eald te the eccend party? I a aitATnruL. reader, j Oe te the person te whom you epeke acHlnst tnia gin wiu retract wnni you said. De net apoleirUo te the girl her self unices you knew ahe has been told of your remarks. If ehe haa been tela, de net make a mountain out of the nf.M 4nat .w tl.at M, t.l nnf lnntt tier n If voe Uni vfttl rnnlil never Iiava criticized her. Don't Mind Peer Heme Dear "ynthla I nm a grlrl of ftftee. and go te high school. We are peer and I de net have be many clothes u mr fr. nds necm te I have two or three girl friends te whoe homes I occasionally go for an i cvenlntr. But. Cynthia, I hate te Invite I anybody te our beU3e, because we have l only a very small parlor, and no kind of music. I would dearly leve te aaK two or three glrla te spend an evenlnr, but I don't knew hew I could possibly emcrcaui uiem. uu..vju cwiuj- hi uic kitchen or such thing?, are out et the question. I ueem te set along with girls all right, but I don't knew even ene boy, nor de the trlrls I go with. Can you suggest borne way by which I can make and get frlenda of the opposite x? It jtecma that when 1 was ten. eleten nnd tttcltc I tvaa very popular with the bej.s In my clasaea, but ull thnt I ecr Knew aecin te have "gene." There la a boy of fourteen who lives near us and la always usUltijr me te go te a ''movie" with him. De you think he la tee young? Oh, Cynthia, If you can hslp me I will be eternally grateful. I think your column Is wonderful und I read It each night. "KITTY." De net mind hating a small Heme and no music. Welcome your rrlcml!i ther and make Uw t)C3t of it. ir sour j 10thcr will let jeu go te the movies , -nlth the boy, why net: jeu are oily ' children, anyhow. Plenty of tlm for Uej inentis later wnen you nre eiucr. I . An AI'RONKTTn IIOl SE-DRESS Is cry nentenlent for the heuatw.fe. Cut u plain ont-piece sliiHjver dres (If a little ranter te slip Inte, silt It in front for a few liicheg, .uid dost. It with snaps I or buttons ) Cut a bib apron of checked I or plsld material that has the game pre dominating color as the plain material of the drfss. JliU'.e long uash rnde en tlc apron Muke two group of sllU, i at tlie back of the wnlalllne of llie dress , Hind the slltu. Srw two buttons en ach eheulder. Jlalie two buttonholes en r.irh shoulder of ill.-, noren. tiutten ' the apron te the dreps : run the BiUih r'rons'te'lach dreseAn'TpRON0 , gt&ggmni , n'n(1 cil3y te launder. IT.OHA. I. p,verT -;st? : KVTOESiKW v rJ,l?''r' ASCO 11 ASCO I s y,,,,. '.- .. it- we weum iik you and your readers i ii one year is unnappy or uirenn uirenn te tell us If It la because of Jealousy en ful you tan approach the coming yenr their part we de net hate any girt , with hope that It will be bPtter. friends. , Tt'H .nmMhln new. like the begin- j Things Yeull Leve te Make RpreHsHause-Dres?) -L "t'-'-l '.... .,.. iz-ji A Geed Opportunity As our Stores will be closed all day Monday, you will have a geed opportunity te test the remarkable "keeping" qualities of the delicious Victer Bread. Yeu will be surprised te see hew your Victer Bread will stay fresh even until Tuesday morning. Victer Bread "keeps" because it is baked properly and from the purest of ingredients. And in addition te its "stay fresh" feature, its unmatchable quality and purity and the generous size of the leaf make it the greatest lc worth of bread you can buy. ii :iS9 w. h A" Be ml ie Our Stores n B I P I liiiLw tlirouyeuthrinMnLiow enl'- whIch arc ,0l,a,"l ull ever I'hlle. aJ tlirouHlieut the principal tewnH of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. 1 P J'SunXJ.SSsy,!yWw.,v,, . .sxl n-v, ieu 3A-CO ASCO c r i.n Ut Ms,L It Takes a Year's Persevering Werk te De That, but, F6t tunatcly, We Can Separate the Geed Years Frem the Bad rplIB beginning of another yenr te be J- ndded te our lives t ... .. Did you ever think what n Messing it Is. this system of dividing tlmojute years? ieu can separate your lite te -. .. t- - ,.M.n.,Mtfl nng of the next chapter, nnd the past I Tt t-. 1.- JI....I ...h.iIi.r ntirl oeo nays can m cupi'vu i""1" " forgotten as you forget nn unpleasant episode In a story. If there is something you are ashamed of in one year, you can leek forward te this New Year's Eve as a 6ert of wlpiug off of tbe alate. Of ceurfe, the remembrance Ii there, and as you leek back ever your life, neatly checked up and Hied nway in jears, you will never be able le overlook that net. Hut nt least you arc given a chance te make It geed, te psy up for It and cover It up with something fine nnd worth while. YOU hare your life In email plots, as any wise gardener lays out his gar- "My roses didn't de very wrell this wasen," 1Mb gardener may say. Rut I had some benutiful Oriental pepples, and my chrysanthemums were bettct ftinn erne." If he had his whole garden space laid ?u,J"J?,"?Jn,7,.."r;: '":.. ..""'r ', nlrntn: best wn, te make nearHl . .,. t. i i. ....i.i i.-' few refe that drooped and willed se. J- ter thnn last jear Ix le Keep n ranj prominently In the midst of it. the weaknesses nun tnuim that mtdj Ine It senarnted nte small plots or years you can think en this thirtieth of December "Well. 1020 was pretty geed, but 1021 was awful. Maybe It'e the even years thnt are lucky for me. I j hope this 3022 will turn out right." By JEAN NEWTON A Kecend chance! r-. . I. ... .1.. n.tuCit fhi fnll , ,, I "T'iZ. 1 1' fnr nil It is weith this fresh chanct, ure and all these who arc dls-sitis ion I lL,s rIp!U M ,rt ,hls new i,ceflDin!;tll Willi incmsfjitct, lut-u ivip. vmw .-,, iiic .-himv iriir uii'-in us have made of their opportunities Erem the naughty little boy ut school te the criminal at the bar of justice, the i . .,. , . , ti-n,,- ri,nce , v'"- ''"' " And whnt is anerber chnnre? Is it flinething that can be given us te villnte our troubles nnd fulfill our dreams? Is it nn Aladdin's lamp which nl our bidding will eliminate the past nnd build the future te our liking? It is nil of that und mere but it in net something that niuBt or can lc given ns. Anether chance is In no one p bounty, but is wnltlnc for any one of uh simply te tali- it eursehes Anether chauce Is dependent upon nothing but your stntc of mind. True, it needs some Impi tus. fune dtdlnc line. And for centuries that mental need Imk been supplied Dy tin , coming of the New Year. i The New Yeur turns a page, i The chimes that ring out the e'd tear 'an ring out old regrets, nnd if we only want them te, etcn old memories. Tlir new page, blank but for its new; premise, vibrntes with another chance. , It Is there for any f-f us, thnt n v fhnnra Tt Ir In enrse.ltes. nnd the 'coming of thi New Year Is ull wc need ' If give it life. There i net one of us who cannot use it us an "Open Sesame!" te what , wc "could" or "might have done." There la no faded flown of lite, sn - 5oethinq And Heal ina Promotes Skin Health I RESINOL iiinpnEgjiMi I STORES CO. l t Baafytti u m m ar m Victer Bread sure te buy enough Victer Bread today last you until 1 uesday morning. will be open tonight until 10 o'clock. srn icrn ASCy i KsmaK Next Year Better Than Last Yatl at m Aiu se, since tningg art mtds U4 nlenannf nnd nOftfitliln fA. ... ., - '1 - ""- u, ueri Is all the mere reason for our tiecWIti each year te de better during the lwtu nenins te ioiiew. n yet resolutions arc- hard le folleirJ probably becaebc lliey nrc altvayg t We resolve te cat less candy, or uv mere cjcerckc, or pny mere attention tel our work, or be nicer at home. , .:' thoughtful outside, or something Ji(, Andln three days or mere we kin' bought three five-cent bags of cand? ridden en the trolley every single dji' made a mistake of five dollars, flijii up lccati!.e mother objected te thin tnv' stecKlngs en n cold day and fnlltj ! get up in me ireucy te ict nn old lj t.lt d.iwn. ", It's nil because our minds and hMt. "nnnet grasp se mnny uew Ideas all u one time. ? A whele ycr' worth of geed cbb ij uwiiv uu v,, i.k fc hi .inuuary , IIbii te work itself out gradually. But because we expect It te hapwj all nt once, because we think tht iJii,? ing resol-itlenn is literally turning ertt n new leaf nnd having a brend-newlifc .r-uu.iiK tjui utiv.c nt, wc lull Dy tl wli.vBiur. It cuii tie done. And e with jeu unii .tour inc. imv-iwic iruuuic uvii; w iu te otcreemj them. Ker it is only by gradual, pcrsiitmt nnd slew but steady werkinc en tui.1, things thnt we can ever make 1022 garden plot that can be set spirt ii eeincming goea no nne te oe proud eL Through la Weman's Eyes Anether Chancel cess, ambition, happiness that cannot be nuide te bloom ngitlii If only we U II lit' vn i ill uir in ur( Here's wlslilng mi all, my frlendt A HAPPY NEW YEAR. Makes Wonderful "COMPANY" DESSERT MOTHDKamift! Fer your New Year's UinRcr Milk-fed Roasting Chickens 35 lb At all our Meat Markets Onr Sfern u,ill be eptn tonight until It imvss.rinmwmMiVSMm'Bsmssa ' t.jt'T' ttT,"";ru 'r,5fil ASCO ASCO s?ss?3k5Krr Ttrjsscan A3 HS Big Leaf S3 C c A. v .
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