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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHII,A3)ELJ?HlA, PHTTBSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1922
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Paul and
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By HELENA
, ' Greeting
IT WAS (he morning nftcr Elisabeth
Ornv YIpTlnln'n .Innrrel nlnim nt
old chrel days had ceme te visit ever1
inc wccK'cnu.
MlMbeth. rlnlmine.iint mm
(he nrivilfses of In
tlmnuV et lenp stand
Jnp. had Insisted en
coming Inte the
kltcben the moment
she heard
Virginia
astir
'I want te help."
bhe wld naively.
irpnla Mulled.
"Vnnieniit TlrMln
xr only hare a cereal and toast nnd
fe. As If that was anr tnt.k te
prtp&re. Pauls an fully easy te satisfy
In most every war.
"Isn't this a duclr of a kitchen,
rhomb?" I
At Virginia bustled nbeut tha gas '
range, there wai a sudden strange sound
mat seemed te fill the whole place.
Elisabeth fairly gasped.
"Weird, throaty vocalisatien emanated
from the direction of the bathroem:
"Da-a-nrling, I am grow-he-lnR old.
Sllv-uh-er thrr-r-cads among the
go-he-old!"
"What in the world?" cried Eliza
beth. Virginia paused
"Whv eh von mean that noise?"
fche finallv chueklnl
t.T. ,i i. if v, ,iv
Al t U 44. !.nuI . ,-
'Ob, yes. That s a sisu, said ir-
Blula.
"A sign?
tM. - Z V .mCana thB bM"C h'PW
tms morning.
,1i.R00d,KM, Sa,1 l:,UBb',lh tn
CaSTwn.n lb. Mid. v.ld cancs:
"n...n..ii- t ...-i i i
And then the words, were lest In
stead there w n fries of etronge
jrarxlss, groans, wild cries of agony
an amazing seqnence of
sennas pcarcelj te be credited te th
hnttan larynx
"Pretty, eh?" laughed Virginia.
"Bat why what docs it mean?"
"Oh it's part of the morning pro
gram when Paul is feeling fit and alto alte alto
getetr all right. When the nerds atop,
tbat means he's shaving."
j--i-- i i uift I '! 'irtn
it
The Marriage Gambler
Bj HAZKTi DfCVO BATCHKLOR
' c'.""eh'. J)!?, bv FLblle I tiiat r Cetnrarv
Carel HotUbewi.c. nftcr havtiie
refused Niek Tracy t.ricr. cAattfr
Tkcr mini irseti the "nri of htt 111 111
tataatien for Daxrj CattMen. of
l'The Jelly Rccelcrt." otter'-.
Ae doc net leir nil, and aHrr
toerricqc thr fintlf prctcxtr harder
than she had ai.ttcipatcd.
CHAPTKH XM
Carel Is Puzzled
fAROfj was rld te be home. Sli
J was glad te be vttled. and above all
che- liked the excltemnt of bavins
things dene for her.
Mrs, Rnthbeurnc bad awaited her
daughter's return anvieusly. She had
hoped that marriage might have made
;' a difference in the girl, that Carel
might be mere bnmen. mere inclined
toward making confidences, but she
was deemed te disappointment.
Carel was as beautiful as ever, but
f. unapproachable. It wae impesslbl
te get beneath th surface rvn when
fhe two wnmn nre nlnnr. fnr.tlii-
"earned foil of spirits and enthusiasm
waa impossible for her mother net te
feel this.
Aa usual she renarked about this
after Carel and Nick had been there
te -dinner one evening, but Mr. Rath-
oeurne wa inclined te i-cefT.
itt,i .. ..... . .. ... .
1, ... i
Sha and Nick went everywhere nnd it '
aa the poen ar oninien that th mar. i
rlage was a huge succers. It wasn't '
n ny, uie gin is nu ngnt. why de , he owed her that much no matter
IZZ'Li 'Q 'k B",Tiliat he auapedted ' '
caXe ' b!XPPr a;,a ,?utJn " pf wha' told her-
"Thai's ti-e tmebl, with you men. a" XA. l2f. '
'im " MrV Siil,C,rmr .......I v . "' ,"vci: " pride te niitc thel:'" T. ..i,X r T, j. ;lg,p. ', "' h. immune from toothache or the grip ; each ether in uplte of tue faults you
Carel tried te atlU her rc-tl-tsne ni"SMClen b?d 9,ippcd from en- ?n;. Ih'e,d tha P"lence for the fun i irritations that afflict us humans and, a successful marriage.
. ..Mr, '....'' .' . f .""". UKV. re "i-fcsneha tsheu Me-. lir hh -m .,. , of l( but 1 see new what a serious mis. .
nr- vsiiti n ft n imi abi a -.c -- w . u i. ,j ui rin
" aisjA, iMtw w cn.4iri 111 kh rvciirj . t.. u. it.
1 as jtheugh Carel had been In the habit
of
M.H. .. ya ,i w. jiJ
manias: commences te nrrr rtw '
------, .. i.. u... .... . ue.ii ulna-
ctliled te any Intimacy, and therefore
The Weman's Exchange
Geed New. for Sailors ' jU8t What Sha Should De
T M r.3r c TT-emrn't Pears Te II . g-er 0, TTem(Bt.. ft,.
Dear Madam-Our club Is running a Dear Jfadam-I have wrl ten te teu
tance the 23d cf this month, and as s.vel time-, and you haV. U
It Is ctrmpesed mostly of former service ' K!v. ms valuable information. New
men we wish te extend an Imitation te, I knew you will help me wl"i a let of
apeut fiftj or 100 salle-n from the, foolish questions. T am coin te i
Navj- Yard Rat we de net knew whom, you, but I want te de tha proper thlnr
te addresa at the Navy Yard as we I am going te a!t en that can answfr
w1 the tickets tc fall Inte ft, proper Ui-n for me. A y0Ur m.n .2ZZ
haaea. Could veu possibly help us out-
IT. J. G . PIIBSIDB.VT. T V. CUD
TVhy don't you send ,our tlcLeta or,
Inflations te the chaplam of the Nav-
Yard and let him s-he them out te the
ailers7 Ne doubt he Unewn, et some
bej'a Who arc hemeslcV or unhappy and .
;iuj cnr-ii!3 up -bihi an invitation te'
a party, nnd 'je will u nure te send you
the kind .erf bejs jeu would like te aw a.
t the dance. It is nict te
hear ef1
seme en who a taklnu an Interest -In
.. ". . i
serrlce men ag.-in 3e much of thin
iv ntrtamtnnr v. as done durlne the var tunltv of tealnr Mm Jt." ,. n, PPer-
J , and, se little of It in dene new. I hepe hiuida with htm and rt.ftM ,1 ,hllal0
yoitrcewbrcats tKffi
1 V. . mt i m r - w i te her' ' n 1 "" ntreducl
Limf 1, fir i
I ' i mngs x ou u Leve le iial:e i ,
G7T -,1-7.
lvrQ yz&QlQZ
1,1 tu,u i-n I
Xhla beceminF ONE PIECE NCO-
10BB Is very cjs.v te make. After veu
I? . gelded hew lerg you want it te
,. .?, -cut me' material
tntnr than twics the
nte hzhu cresswlce
''jiufth. .haded part for the neek, Abou.
.,tvi Inches down from the fold, cut tn i
f' Uch aa jeu can. ellewjnif mourn
fcVemtra a Indicated by the shaded parta ,
' 1 . V-B t VI WV W 14117 ftJUBWl k Ull Illliail I
i diagram. Oather the two sides )
lMm fh. wit fn th. hntfnm r.f !,. ,. '
.fMiniha cut te the bottom of tlie front
'ein iha enda te uide ribbon or bands i
-
"i i
VMa ltiatenaL cieis at tne back
X)i. Or t'J iJTii sasli. Bind tha edei,
HIi ribbon t ten a wr little fiewar
harmhj OWB Pl&CB KEGLIGMSE,
Virginia
HOST GRANT
the Day
Elizabeth stifled ft slsslc
"I'm n1CfiB clUll when
"T'ni nltrn clnil when he starts off
J in niwnjs pan wncn lie maris ea
th" day tlint wnj. It means Iic'h going
1 10 ec incu uhu iii-
But. trub. dfar.
he can realty n'ms bet
ter thnn tbnt, ain't
he?"
"Oh. thnl'i net
Uinginp. lie deem't
pretend it is. raw can
i really sine von nWlv
when he uantH te.
' This la- well, this Id
, mcrflr Iho KOtll CI-
nreslen of content. I
! lunoeso you'd call it.
The tonal power wus softer new
"Da-da. Da, da da. da. da ahum!
Da. da. de, da, da. dec-dee:'
"GrHcleiiBl"
"Tjn'f If nrfertlv tee funny .'
"It Koednesfi de you think
be
fancies it s entertaining?
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Virginia shrued and poured out the
coffee.
"Tlcady, Paol." ehe cried. '
"O. K. Be with j-en in a jiffy, he
answered
When be came into Hie brcefcfiwt (
room, his mouth ironed in if te sound
flm nnean nf i'et np.iln. but he filenned I
nhrmiflr nn hU pvrs encountered t he I
A&JP I
m
m.i ' "V " i'eu l,,lnU Uie G'rls (!l" or
""rV .. ,...1 , !,,.. nt .i them) nve llclile It Is btcauss the
' PMl,3 '''''C vn,y,,reu ha c,.Sf Krc'hae nothli.gsetetlilnltnbout Tlisre '
(nR lhr dawn, 1'aul. ' teai'Ml Mizabeth. ' i u big dlfCcrcnce In being lively and
lie had the cracc te blunh. bslng llrlile Yeu Uieuld. fludy ir'.rtn
..,-.,, .. ,, in,,.-npli .r for(ret TOU
. here at all."
v , , wntclid 1 i-rt as he strode
offdenn tl,.. ,treet
:,,;tnC.;' """' ""' "
tered i lUnbt'i
Funny.' I ii'Clnia nlmet bristled.
Men, in general, may be trcinen-1
deueiy funny, Bessie, but my Paul's a I
dear. I love te har him sine. His
voice Is se rweet.
Kllrabcth threw her friend a hasty
glance. But Virginia was as scrleny
aa cenld be. And her chum was con
scious of a little pang of loneliness and
envy.
Tomerrovp Pets and Pans
I brr friends "jpected no mere uev that
I ,hn Tnm mfi!AJ (Ii.h .m I.a.1 nlran
them In the mist
Ttnf In I,. -r- I....I f..1 t.. ,
-n, tit iai iftiii ti(.i ' yatwi u lirw t
i tr.ar r.ne nan mane a taiitim of her
... t . ... . .
mar'lace.
She knew it because
of I
Nick.
Since tbat
night when they had
decided te terminate their honevmean.
1 Nick had ceared te trouble her with
his love-making. He was courteous,
considerate, even jelly: he was a
I cnarming companion, but he had
ened te be her lever
At first Carel bad been surprised
when he made no effort te caress her
or te take her tn his arms. This was
followed by a period of relief which
In turn was followed by a feeling of
fcer.
In her heart she was terrified Sfc,
thought of Daisy Gaatlsten! Knmv,
that Nick, desnalrinr of wlnnW hi, i
wife's love, should turn te this ether
woman! fjeuld she bear that? fniil.i
! IViltm i h, Ih.O rM..l.l '
dhe bear te lese Nick? Never! Streng
il . j .-, . . . ..'
!0Tff si,. f.nrH c h LJZ, vT "l "t
noenl
neuld ay. Then. tee. her emotion ua.
the result of n feeling nf outraged
wifehood. After all. was it her fault?
Mck had been willing te marry her
en nny terms, and new she was his
"" tc ucserrea nis censifl(rnfin .
...i . i ""!.. "." "". i. ucimu me
BlfllTT.
rtSTaa m& ZTl-Sl
. :r5v..l.ae. v'n.s MX and Met ,
-f
,.?. "i !,? . iV"1' .
el.
.. .. mwnnuir , iar.
The next minuts he bnd'cnishel
i.. . t.
ue - "i 's arms.
Tomorrow Hnafcand arul Jfe
of mine, la gelns te b married I l43
I ill be invited te th. w2d!w U
will be Impeaslble for me te re' k.
If I recelv. an Invitation .La u '
tend, will t b?nWaat f . Ht"
a present' I hav?n?.7.1 P." 1 rwrd
Whom should 11 send thi fe-ncwi.
And If It Ir nrener tn .jT. . V"
hew aheula ; addrsM it? A. ".t0. her'
her maiden iuSS2rSSi,tJL.fha .d -1 u
eh th ln.iM .Ti " tji.i i
r.ay
,: .-. ! a .-
ee! s a(t':, "S."5,1 ' and a few
t"h.ti m ...ji .
-..., i'iiiu iiriv
Dnn't think ma foolish bt ,-, .
I you nre Intid teent tenr ?,et' lf
are simply Invltsd te'thdmrch'lHi
net necessary te send en. t . n '5
' t, address It te th t! .' yu send
' rnalden nam., and JMt'Y&R? '" ,ler
-1sltlna card, w vfrlti vi.inSIese your
Plain whlte car lYeu C TZffi
tCC en"tne ?$a'ry te saV'a'n",?.
Shake hnnds ceidlalh- rin, ,i..
nP'aS Ja0nUdSP"
alwajs have, ttddlnc a fJUbt V f'01j
'"Jf knew It muvoVeenSv"
nd..be ure te eav 1.1,1 1 Jlt'''.' .
?""" "WMtbh wifc, or'"5laBae
'gout ve? 1,f5r1 " nlM thTnl
ni,1?"t, J; ' fd Uav. the rest of f S2
.w'i,.10, h9rV Sf" will prSbaWv '
"L"f zl ?' a.nd hen jeu can mv fh.T '
lt. ..-- I1VH1I1 lipr Mil L J
'," .c.1', nn'nP t0 Ml en Jm-',.
Wlltn aha Is Settled In !i.- ZU,'l00n
,!& '"fcr n.arr home
.hi ffi hftriu? abe7ut"nS
.uvflV V.ii .' but educatlen does nel
W l .
JLH? "5Vi,L.yea rea"y 'il
frH thstt you have mada aay ,rrtii
Please Tell Me
What te De I
ny OYNTIIIA
Scolds H. and G. U.
I DHr njnthta I'lcue print tills In
iv .rnrt.., ,.... , -' "iT.-wiriaema"
nrt aoedtoofclnir
Tiianic ieu.
Why nre nn lxn re conceited?
Heavens. I'm koecI looking myself, but
1 don't jje ureund bragging Mbeut It all
the time. Listen when people tell
m-a tlmt I inn unto nnd awfully pretty,
that's Just the tlme t don't belleie them,
eecause. If flier tlinueht ue they would I
keep It te themBelie!. j
Just beciufp our phone Is always
ringing nnu mere 11 nlwnyn a Bin en
tlie ether end, tlut dessn't gve you
nnj rcaien for thinking yourself hand-,
onie
Listen, If wm a conceited thing Ilk
"en t e that broke inj heart Yes, I
n"er fieuffht I ceu'd leve a fellow se
i much that when I lout hint I could end I
' my life evor lilm. If It had net been
j for the battle the doctors feupht te
SRe my Ufa I would net be here to
day. J I urn only eighteen new and ft blonde
and have been en the stage but t lest
my c-ircrr lust ecr him. 'What's the
use 01 emug mi uie iiajrc ir you naven i
ny peU7 The public wants a girl with
I'fe when thy co te soe seme ene net.
.v BKOKE.V BIaJSSOM."
use et being eni the itajrc If you haven't
Geed Advlcs te "All Alene"
Tjcilr CynUila Ma I answer "All
AioneV le'tcr?
Jf a clrl loved Miu she would net1
mind jeu" beln? Berleua minded. .
impie closely. Yeu will be surprised
when you Ilnd that they nre net corn
p"e of cot eelt nnd shallowness en
tire! , Ttiu troueio ' il'i tn cenipiainnig
m..i
les Mi-iiHlS elder than urWlf) la
i tha
t the expect te rU! n perfect little
woman for a lite companion after thei
i,n,a t-rmpd ihh. "ulM nxtV nn.illv.
ulld eats.'
just because yeuiiK glrln have at last
found out that they, tee. can crowd th
heat years of Uulr life with geed tlmea
does net mean that their characters are
eurleusly Impalrrd That depends en
uieir inner-selves.
I htin "aii in" if vmi win
exert eurelf te reaJly knew aeme
gins or your acqualnunee you will be
surprised tp find that they are Just the
same at heart na the r;!r!s of the past,
only pepslbly a bit mere companion
able. TWENTY-ONE.
Qe and See Her '
Peai Cjnthla Seme tlme age I kept'
cnrnpiny tth a -euns crl and
lexcd entji etlvr uniil a ftv mentlia
aae, Hhen another jeunr ma" CAine
'nie hr life and she e'.i mi net te
wmi te sce her en morn She did ,
net tel' in that she UUed thle etiter I
fellen (but I !ei-' It r It t'
'I (Id nnt Tn III E hr ri
m tur.e), se
zr.lv and I
,ha.cn( sci her new for about three
cr new icr aceui inrre i
I hear that shi is sick
mOntM N 0
wiui caniiummiDn unti mat n :n i.-i in
h. .-nf .; iin.nn.i n,,i ,-!.- t
wiui cuniiuiriniien iuiu Lnac
i.i. .- , .... ... . ..
a. -- T ...,-...-. ...,, -.wr... .
would lice te knew if it would be proper
for ms e go te visit her at her home
i tuwt '
....Ei- ,
al"l M h hospital and what can
j te her te cheer hsr up.
kl kV 4.vt lll lt" J.V i WJtIUIIfcf '
Deer Cynthia
i ier
r her trtlll. even though ehe haa
.d in dbwn for another. I have '
m her from a baby and her parents
turne
known
knew me well and her parents like me ,
very much. The young man ahe
turned me flown for was net allowed '
Inte her heme: she always met him
UUiOIUVi UHQ IU1WW itu VIJ1 I JUL VlBlt
op end hr anything. Will you pletLse
If I shall go te see her and wim te
tahe her' SOMMElt BOY
lee, go and see her and send her
ion me a beuh us you pociiejy can '
m' "K,: r """ lru"
..... .. ..... .. ,
wrues xe ii iene
'i?cr Chla-Ji'U i"2S, "?IL ?. A?
V ... -" nw.w.. w..w. ...., .,.
Alene"
He seems te be eeeklnir comnanienshln
of tlie opposite sear, which search, te mv
Idea, slnce I hae tried It, Is a bad
polity. I suDect he records nlrls m
quest ten marks and thinks thtm all
lltA 4nnf na Ann in . Vla r m 1.a
joy In his heart te impel him te havTa '
care-fre disposition
we ma w in the wrenjr clasn of
society It Is a Kreat awakening when
one itnde cut what life and pleasurei I
ue rcany aeea want. I
for his own geed, that
. i . . . ...
dSM tt1 deeirabie friends as net
these en the baraaln counter.
ina i rnifi i a ta. f 'j.n n ,.a n n
T.,n: companionship grown en unej;-
- 44s.a uie
mv M.n4 T .lr
.T'.'u1' l0 dilute cr advise, but If my
etltir them LUCY.
ALL IN THE SLEEVE
Photo bj Oil Mietere. Cuirt. Niff.
Or perhaps It Mould be mera like It
te eay tbat the sleeve is oil out.
But none could quostlen the fact
that tli frock runs largely te
sleeve with n charming remit. The
piee of matTlnl which falln In this
miwiiiI v.i,v Hern tli- nrmhel Ih
ii1' fiiaf' tripul in I'-en 'I'U'ri i
enu (iii ied ( Vlfl'en, mUnt a do de
'jl'ilfi' contrast w't'i "jc ''rfpe
uraj
opposite sax. In a time of dl-iippeint- think they hne gaineil nuethei point.. And thrl Is the Important point with
ment In ram .... . . . . Uut have tlu V De the virtue and I marriage. It is net has there born
nl ZStl0 ?,?.ra?r9 irlynlr the beautv and the success of m i-rlngc , no friction In a year and a day? But
5JLa. B"d.A!:I,?-s-1.u?'tJ'' U'atls. ab,,urd- "1:,H J d.nend .men its mak-' -has veur leve aunheil it has it
i it..'.... L.....u .::"'..:...,'" Xiamen ceucien ar- "" ""rr.1" .....uc i. ..-.. . ... .....v;
A .lUllO. 1UI Ilin IJWIL EQUU. irn ".All -. . . 1 .. Mf BMnnnAH l mn.fM nn r vni, ,. I., trlnef Vft.. h.mn
1 fa
MmMmWM
3r
A PRETTY LUNCHEON SET
0 rlwi
jtrrrwiwin MiTntTfTTwwwirn' 'winni 1"" K
J' , Vv
r, -? Si
.y ' , II I - i...uii
Thi,; in made of Judiau-head cotton, and measures fifty-two lncliea from
point te point. The hlralght sldee of each catensien measure fourteen
ini'hcs und arc eighteen inches wide. The extension te the point, of
leuisc, measures eighteen Inehei, nnd this makes the square part left In
the center measure eighteen Inches nlae
f"P!lE edges arc turned in for a quar---
ter inch and edged with the blanket
sflteli done In blue or any nreferred
!vr- Of reti r. the blnnket ntltch la
inKn the (Vpth of the hem
i Abeo each point in a pretty basket,
the handle done In fhe nutllna NftfMi
, in brown and the lines mnking the
bnsVet done in the same stitch. The
flowers are small circles worked in the
eyelet or ever and ever stitch, in blue.
green and pink. The small centers are
tn biacK. '.men the leaves that are scat-
II" w- . ...
tered around and between the flowers
ara In the laid or ever and evor stitch
The Httle spray each elds of the basket
should be easily copied from the plctura.
The stem line Is in brown nnd the
flowers In colors.
In the center of the cloth, making n
Through a Weman's Eyes
By JUAN NEWTON
Blaming It
in uie town ec uunuiu , m cow,
Rnrlnnd. Ihp rutem linn nrevalled slnce
?7" . .r ...
h .Ak. nil t trraaiirinir n riiirn nr
.""."' '' "..'".Ij '."',: T: ....:
nHi'nn ill nii iu.iliiuu luui lu vuv lbii
eBtnbiUh te the satisfaction of a jury
., -' ,. nn,i h.,rhMerB thst thev liftv
l epinBtcrs and bachelors that they have
Uvea together in entire harmony for a
J J
J r? "" a ,
In their own words :
Ner since you were
married man ana
wife.
By household
brawls or contentions
strife.
Or otherwise at bed or at beard
Offended each ether In deed or word,
Or in a twelve-month and a day.
i . i it..l..i.i ....-...
Stp7'lf" r " 'Ei ,,
2"'
JJ Hied jm "elveH ntnnri mill, nain.
T" i." " t-.. Lt X ' ', i, , i i,,T
. s
- - , , , ., ...
word or deed In n jear and a day! . I
....... . ... .Tin unli.clnrti nnil hfipll-
elrs have kept t'u-ir- flitch of l.aein for
ll'lllll i" PrtV i" 'l " ' ' -
t if nine hundrril jenr. or ) tn.u tnp
have se gencreup'y eifcred it with the
pnnnnlutlen It has clcen them! And all
the nebMrnisN ami cj nlce wlioe hu-l
'.. if.. -- 11 .1.. l. U..n
Ing ub superhuman? In there anj
reason why people who nre married
should be expected te ue wuut no iv..
unmarried pcople en enrth have cv"
i..n nMe le de or have it blamed en
,,,l,,r?
marriage?
Read Your Character
The Hand of Ideals
Seme people virtually llva en ideals.
Others nev? let Ideala bother thtm
very much. They're interested only In
mnrrrt resnltii. and mera in success
than in the manner la which It Is ac-1
cempllshed.
There art several ways of telling
I whether the individual has the char
acteristic or mental tendency toward
u.-i. . th.t In a rlirld cede of right
and wrong, by which he determines his
The Question Cerner
Teday'B luqtrirlta
3. What tlme-savlmr InvenHen for
the tnlfclnc-machtne is new
undergoing the completing
touches? , .
After using '1 wool, new
""ahtmld it be pnt away te that It
will net rust with the water that
ismaine In It?
3 Hew large should dinner napkins
lie. te be entirely correct?
1 If a boy 1b found te be forty
' inehea tall when he is manured.
what should his weight be, and
what should be the weight of a
srlrl the same height?
S. Describe n striking hat of black
and white which gives the effect
of being rough btrnw although It
is perfectly seasonable.
0 What two colors are largely talc
in the place of tbe popular
black? -
Yesterday's. Answers
1 The Dowager-Queen Alexandra
" nstabllshed the first model dairy
farm In England.
Twe iron washtubs that stand ns
"" high aa the ordinary kitchen
tabla can ba converted Inte a
table by means of placing a re
movable porcelain top en them.
3. When n girl In clever nt ltnlttins,
some clever-looking and distinc
tive articles te wear wita a sport
suit that she can make for her
,lf out of fussy tan wool are a
hat nnd Mart, with a pair of
gauntlet gloves that reatab them.
4 Fer a hey thlrty-nlna inchea tall,
' fl7 f pounds is the correct weight J
for n virl of the same height,
30.6 pounds.
C A quaint dress In combination of
materiala and In alylu. forth;
lilrl of fourteen, is made of vivid
erynfts lin""- "il vrhlln linen,
the former errlng as the (.klrt
wftb side pieces that reach up
ever the whit? waist s theru are
orange cellar nnd, cuffs, and n
black patent leather belt.
C.
The latest ran is inaue 01 la-.w
of KCflllepcd leather, with bunches
et red ccrri'H mcucn into revera
.vn'nrw.. e that it leeks ))le a ffiiy
. litilp tree.
circle ten inches in diameter, are three
smaller baskets and the tame number
of stem lines and flowers.
The nnpkins are fourteen Inches
square, with the idge of each finished
fie uamu as me luii'-nren cieiii, nnu in
one corner of each in a basket, match
Ins thetts en the luncheon cloth. The
basket measures three Inches from top
te bottom, and one nnd one-half Inches
across where the flowers an.
The lines for the basket could be
lthtly drawn en the cloth with a sharp
Selnted pencil, and then the small
ewer rings and Httle marks for the
leaves.
It will pay te shrink the material
first. Of course, It mnst ba perfectly
smooth before working en It or cutting
out.
en Marriage
when we find them prey te them con
demn marriage?
Did you ever go into the country for
a month's vacation with your best
friend? Ne doubt your friendship sur
vived it. But did neither of you ence
offend each ether in word or deed, did
you net once "repent In thought" even?
It you think back you win remember,
probably, having vied with The Raven
in his repetition of "Never mere" I
And with a friend en a vacation you
had merely a single ene of the elements
' muRt eentend the living together in
.enstnut. close association.
Yeu did net hare the situation et
rom.nen finances, the complication of
haBba(1 ,t weu,
he dlflerent-but he is supposed te love
me:" and the score of ether details
t hat make married life mere complex
than frlcndshln.
Yet in that month fte say nothing
rtf n ,car and a day), though your geed j
brerdlng overcame It and jour fricudbhip I
lunired it there was bound te be some1
friction. Yeu were both human.
Deei thnt make your frieiuKiiln u
produced, put of the meraw of human
weakness, irritability and foelishneto, a
Rrcuier unucrtnauuuig. u imcr muuiai
. telernnc'. a stronger tie?
I Has your love- survived it? That Is
' tlie point. And If you have kissed and
own actions sometimes nt the sacrifice
of his own Interests. One of these la
by tha sliape of the head, which already
has been discussed.
Anether Is by tha hand.
The band of Ideala has a long, slen
der, delicately formed palm, with
smooth, tapering, conical flnrera, nnd
unless It has bean changed by hard
work the akin ia white and tha palm
soft
Bnt unlaw nu find this hann
aedatl with ether indications deneUnc
practicality, order, disclpllne aid
energy, you're looking at thV hand of
the hepeleea dreamer na wall aa the
V. 1 , .. .
idealist, ier this typa of band, con
sidered by iUelf, indicates the dream
ing, impractical type of idealist, whoee
Inclinations are toward nrt and the
thlnga of super-refinement.
Aa a rule, people with these hands
ara net only disinclined te work re
quiring physical energy or demanding
persistent, routine endeavor, hut aru
' aise mcapaeie or pertermlnff It.
TJnleae, us befere remarked, there are
I ether nnd modifying indications In the
physical make-up, the most prartical
way te treat the owners of such hands
! la te let them "draam en."
Tomorrow The Imaginative x
WHAT'S WHAT
Hy ITEUSN' T1EC1E
Men hy btoems aeoustemert te the
eo-epr,tin of woman and girls In tHe
burtntea world, and there manners nr,
cf necwaltv, net te formal aa In the
edal world. But tha fact that women
arm halnlnr th whaU nf n 11, 't
i macWnerr be around eheuld net lessen
a manly men'a conallfratlen for them
I Every cne rrewa used te the slarTit
erf men slttlnir down oemfortably In dud.
, lie conveyanees while women are hand.
Inc te strapw. but It Ib hard te taVic
iiime m;hv uioceunosy ier cranted; as
for inatanue, when a jnan putliea punt i I
woman Mid tnlcea a vacant nent toward
which Bhe la heading. Anether CNhlbl-.
tlen of gross nidcntsu g when men. In.1
ctead of bUndlnR- nulde until women'
i have entered, brutnllj thrust them enUXn
i and rbove their way Inte, the car. C'eur.
tney mlile, the American Ideal of liu
inanltv does net fnviir . itn.,...i '
.......... rtf . ...L"?Ui ui".u,
iter him. If
iPCllf elJ
self a. rlcHt cf way at the '
r -women.
. r.lll..'. .. If ..H...A.. ItL E....HM.1.
firm i
With:.,,
. " t
Because They Were Seen Together
They Were "Practically Engaged"
The Gessipcrs Were Surprised and Shocked When the Bey
' Fell in Leve With Anether Girl and the Girl
Found Anetlier Bey
rnllHt r,cre "practically engaged. "
i-cepie nan seen them together te
much that ether leyn Iinil stepped going
te me her nnd the word lmil gene
around that seme day "It" would be
announced.
"It" being their ensagcincnl.
Thry realised It themselves nnd they
were pnnlvcly content.
Then the boy fell really in leic with
another girl.
Hew he buffered!
Tie was sunpesed te be "piacticnlly
engaged" te the girl who had grown up
wllh him; he had never nsked her te
marry him, but everybody knew that
he weujd seme time.
Although he was net bound, he war,
net free cither, for he could net break
EMc'h heart, or expose her te tlie
cesslp nnd perhaps laughter of her
menus.
Yet he loved the new girl se much !
At lnkt it came- te n "showdown" :
he went te see Klslc. determined le
tell her the truth even If it did hurt her.
AND he found her entertaining an
other boy and the ether boy had
jui.t klHied her!
What relief!
Ter both of them!- j
New he could go te his new girl, ,
his Only Girl, nud he wouldn't huu te
hurt I'bile's feelings or wound her pride I
or break her heart or anything.
And hew these village gossips would
bd surprised ! t '
Vlllnge gossips, or nny ether gossips,
are very cruel setnetlmeu nearly al
ways. I
They almost ruined two lives In this
case.
I WONDER whether you would be
lntere'sted in the combs I ran across
today. Thev are quite large, with ,
flared carved tens. The backs are white.
and the front of the reuib is black, i
But the white of the hack jut outlines
the black, se that th" result is nultei
an unusual looking comb for the woman .
who likes a hair ernnment. Uiiey are i
very reasonably pilccd. tee, ranging,
from $1.25 te 2. I feel quite euro thnt
some of the Adventure readers will want I
te leek at them.
Then there arc the bar nlns, sterling
slher, with tiny petals of geld Italian!
leaf work, nnd set with clenr stones of
the colors of amethysts or tepar.. There i
in that ibeut these pins that sets thorn!
apart from the ordinary bar pin, and i
stamps them ns being made for the '
woman of discriminating tnste. They I
have been repriced te S5.50 or is it
57.50? and will sell well. I am sure,
for one would leek re well ngnlnst the I
contrast of a dark tailored frock. i
Fr nwt of shop nddrns Wemin's Tau
rnur Ar DnAnfl lvainue Biran
ilnut 8000 or Main 1CUI
between the hours et B nni S.
Spring Clethes
"When It comes te the new organdy
frock, lemon yellow is one of the most
popular tints. This was brought out
by a collection of French frocks shown
In New Yerk some weeks age. The
collection was etbcrwlbc remarkable for
the amount of lattice work nchicved of
the eiandy in cither matching or con
trasting color. Anether insistent note
was the use of the tiniest Valenciennes
frills, which followed minute pin tucks
in all sorts of wheel nnd battlement
designs.
timet; iaoeit maiteim
SeTell Tord. Illna W. Lardntr and Kdrnr
Wlilt hara contributed thre iroea rnn
ter Mataslna Bnrtmn of ntxt Sunday' Publle
l.dier. Don't fill te rad tliem. Atfv.
j Adventures With
a Purse
1
Penny Profit Meat Stores
6002 Market St
60th
"Tens of Meats"
Te be sold cheapest in years
ah varieties
Stores Wfll Remain
THE
BEST
CUTS
Steak
BIB
ROASTS
Best Cuts
16
CHUCK
ROASTS
Best Cuts
Tens
f Boneless Bacen 'At 15c lb.
Lean
REGULAR
HAMS
8 te 10 lbi.
SKINBACK
HAMS
Large
23
NVan legs Yearling
YEARLING
LEAN RIB
CHOPS
French
YEARLING
CHOPS
25
Nice
Lean
SHOULDER
PORK
TlcnJc Stjle
FRESH
HAMS
Whole
15
Frush
m
GraAmWaffrf
Killed
W AI
They had (he boy en his honor te be be be
ceme engaged te Elsie, whether he
wanted te or net.
But there nre plenty et friendships
like this that go en and en just he-
rt,un n l.nt. ,.1 frlfl tlflVA Iftinivn fiflfll
Kilievj . ,v., in... f,.. .." .......... ........
ether Hlnnjs, llke te dance together. 'or
Miu; together or sunte tegctner, or just
talk when tncy want te ami nei wncn
they don't.
OFTEN they go no further thnn thli,
both the boy and the girl marry
uunebedy entirely new in their llvc.i,
nnd never regret each ether.
But popular opinion must have them
engagce or "practically engaged" as
seen ah they are seen together nt three
pnrtles. ,
It makes no dlffcrcnca hew much the
$1000 DUIUNT TOVntNO CAll TOIt I.AIlflEST NCJdBER OF MMpA TBA . JPACKAO
Over a Quarter of a Century
of Piblic Service
of the highest order, stands facHind
every packet sold. mw
TCXlaA.
i BlacK - Mixed - Grn -
Deak's Meat Market
2,32.2, Germantown Ave.
Famous for tender steaks and roasts. That is why we de the
business. "Is it any wonder," as ene lady puts it, "when your meats
are the finest, your nrice is right and your sorrlee is net excelled by
nny store in Philadelphia?"
AVc don't sell you peer meats cheap, but the finest money can
buy. The economical housewife buys at Deak's, 2822 Germantown
Ave. Why net you? Rend and think this ever, then ceme with the
crowds where jeu get 16 ounces te every pound nnd nave liberally
en ecry dollar.
Finest Rump Steak 20c a pound
Finest Round Steak 20c a pound
Finest Sirloin Steak 20c a pound
FINEST Sini.OIN KOAST
tin kst mn neAST
VINEST ntJJIF nOABT
X'INEST nODND nOABT
20c
This beef Is from the flnsst cattle
that btew.
Flneit rOltK oners. Thete are
net ends or butts, but every Oft
oheD n loin chop iVC
3 lb. flneit COVNTRT
RORAITI.E
Jlnde In FlieeulxTlUe.
Fines COUNTHT RAUSAOE.
25c
18c
3Inde In PheenlTTllle.
Big let of Roasting Chickens AT UN
HEARD-OF prices for Friday and Saturday.
De you ever leek back and think of the prices
you paid for meats before Deak came en
the job?
Fer Friday
and Rarerferd
4219 Lancaster
net a tew flyers as a hi
Open Friday Kreninj Until 9 P. M. Sn Order te Manilla
the B1S Crowd
Mea
RUMP
ROUND
SIRLOIN
HAMBURG
STEAK
Fresh Ground
12
POT
ROAST
Lean
PICNIC
HAMS
6 te 8 lbs.
COTTAGE
HAMS
a te 4 lbs.
SHOULDER
YEARLING
LOIN
YEARLING
CHOPS
28-30
SHOUT.DICR
PORK
llladc Stylis
PORK
CHOI'S
Heist t'uls
9K
b
l All
girl may want te scp ether bejs new
and then, none of them will gi nar
her hecnUfO she Is "practically cngaeed"
te "him." 8 a
It makes no difference her mam
timet both of them deny that tbey a.
anything hut very geed friends, "th
voice of the people" has them "prac
tlcnlly engaged, " and that ends It.
The only thing that anybody Is n.
certain about is "when." When will
tbey nnnounce it? When will thej k,
married?
0
pTI, IT'S geed-' fun te eprinj a nri
tirlup en sesslns like fhnft -v
Tf'n n nlenmire tn srn thnm ....
hear them exclaim. '
sler.r ends n& this ene did with belh
the boy nnd the girl In lore with en
Toe eftcu one of thrin docs wfttt"
from the talk that baH made them nraci
whole, must face sympathy, pity, K01.','
pip nnd ridicule.
Oh, gossip is cruel, cruel and unjmt J
And, unfortunately, tbere is no wav
of segregating gessipem: for we all
rather enjoy our bit of talk about "did
"eh, yes, Indeed, they vma pracrleally
engaged 1
Sealed Packet Only,
nEST PXINT
UkltD ,,...
F1JOSST TBATj
CtTTLET ,
FINEST TEAT,
CHOPS
strictly rnrsii eggs,
In cartons
The Mr, meaty Wnd,
MMdletewn OBEAUETIT
BUTTER
10c
30c
25c
40c
43c
Uetewn
38c
Shipped direct ts as from Mlddlatewn
I'ennt.
Yerk Stat OUBASrEBT
nCTTEB
tend Saturday, Jan. 20-71, 1933
Art,
3
Mala St., Darby
18c lb
STEWING
BEEF
Ian Briefest
BOLAR
ROAST
Lean
18
PURE
LARD
1-lb. padcAge
SLICED
HAMS
30
26c lb-
SHOULDER
BABY
LAMB
20
LEGS
BABY
LAMB
39
'1 te 51b. 1 fb ft
T'ieccs JLbC IDi
FRESH
SCRAPPLE
FRESH
SAUSAGE
Ki
Yellow BQ 11
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