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XzJtytt a Virginia
By HELENA IIOYT GRANT
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Empty Fears
R Mm. Wemlrill"
-Wal'loetfti up from the favorite
B-nnper.
VWell. new wlint?
Why peer Mrs. Wen
dell?" Virginia turned n
bcr, thoughtful face
toward him.
"Oh, she Ims inch
n trial with her lm
batul. I think It'
altogether tee bnil.
lip he drink."
I'nul frowned,
"Hew de you
r'
ttVWell.
tt'n common talk in the
hborheod
Vltld T ...tat .. 'ii Mnt ln ,vltvnf
trZry W JWUH UVl UV .i:'
iu nice neignuoueou gesKiiis. jluii
It I
"What drinking?" . .
"Well, having liquor or buying it et
rlni: It."
I'nul llpi settled
Inte n grim wnlle.
"Yep." he snitl.
"Yep, it's against the
law."
lie resumed Iih
ncwonper.
"Pnul!"
"Well?"
"Yeu kali:
A MIDWINTER CONTRAST
While we pick
our way through
the snow drifts nnd
slush up here, thev
are carrying purn-,
sels te shield them
from the Mm "down
there." A l'arl"
wrnn of c r c p c.
with deep menkc
.fur bordering It, 1
somewhat differed
from nn cmbreld
. ered blouse an
summer skirt
:.vi wawii
IvS. Virginia flushed.
KW. ' '
U&J tj I'm net mlvrri nn trIMi nnv 11P12I1
I'd I fcerboed gossips, " ijip declared defen
la . fjtely. T'Uut, of course, when tli
l WMtrifO Ifl Urn nnlr twn ilnntw nvnr. t
iSfl ain't help hearing and seeing things."
' -L "But there's no call te discuss these
. IfclMm," be said iJeyvIt.
Wendells wouldn't like It.
tOTBat nappenn in meir nuiuu is uiuir
lUft, T Vlminla slehed.
IS b "Well, anyway, it's tee bad.'
"Wendcll l n xerr iln int sort (if n "cold?
Frightful!"
ou kali! wpu
you snld thnt Sirs.
Wendell Is n shrew
nnd you thought Mr,
Wrnde'I might hnve
ennil rnusp te te
drink. De jeu really mean that?"
"What? That his wife's a scold and
a nagger?"
"Oh. Paul! Net T mean de you
think that cxeuwi "Mr. Wendell I
mean If It were true."
Paul's heneH eyes twinkled.
"I didn't sny It was an rxpu- I
said it might be the c.iuse "
"Oh!"
Paul rend en.
"Paul!"
"Yes."
"De T nnc very innelii''
"Terrib'e!"
"Oh, Paul. dear. Net really? I
don't mean te. Am 1 am I 8 it
y
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brd." went en Paul thnuzhtftr v. "I
ride Inte town with him miltc often.
He' a quiet fellow In bid m-it'tli. I'vi-1
in idea. And I hear Ills wife ii well, '
gather she s a soil of n shrew. i
'Yeu hear his wlfu N n sinew. "
coifed Virginia. "What a! out gossip.,
keney? Who told you V And why "I
1"iAui eyed lier ca'mly.
"One can hear thlniM without being
Plxcd iirp. 1n'u pother of goelp," he
14 elmrtlv. "If Weudcll drink.
raybe lie rai a cniiMV
"1 thought it was against the law.
er." I
beblud
"And n a Mirew
"AhenilmhV!"
"Oh. Paul!"
lie giinncd wickedly
newspaper.
"Paul, if you ever drank It would
kill me."
Thcv wa tragedy in her voice.
"Youe get iiething en me. darlln',"
chuck.cd Paul. "It would kill me,
tee .
Tomorrow The Slerm
"The Marriage Gambler"
Pv f V.l, TKVM UMTMKI.OK
CeDinaht. 133i. bv Public Ledger Company
! Carel Rathheurna marries Kick
Tracy icitheul loving him for the
Ttaten thai she en. nief 6rur te tec
him uin hl life through infatuation
for Italnp Oai'lrten. of "The -Jelly
Revelers.". Kick learn the truth.
mnd, attrrtrard, tchen Carel meets
Jcrvis Ilritten, tche streng'ii attracts
Iter, Atcfc makes no a((.i;i( te in
terfere. Ilritten ami Carel aic in
the cast of a phvj te he given for
charity, and 'hey are thrmrn con cen
tianthl together. 'hrn Ceral dis-
itevers that shr cairi for him she
w;
te'
m
Ifights the emotion, but en the day of
the play .C i fernu his wife that
he has been called out of teicn en
lw4ncjjr.
CHAPTF.rt MA'
Passion Flowers
8 TITTJ day were en. Carel's fecl'ng
of depression, due te N'els's sudden
inwture eave wav te a fee Ing of sen-
,1 excitement. She beenn te 'nnk
rwnH reek'ess'y tn the evening, tier
s burned and her eve siKnp when-
t she theii"ht of liritten. the deep
of hlS'VOicc..Jllic gleam In his c es.
ter all. if she cared for him whv
euldn't she be happv? Whv should
: fight against her emotion any
nicer?
i She was convinced new thnt Nirk
)iad left town delibcratc'y : he iind man
ufactured an excuse se as net te he
present that evening. It was evident
that -be no longer cared for her. anil
fortified with nil these reasons Carel
rfet entl'e'y that fee'lng of tender
ess for Nick that had ceinplctclv over ever
Jke'med her that morning. She for fer
t, tee, the fact that he looked tired
Cad worn, she forget everything ami
Tcpcrseii uix te meuguis ei Jtrvis
iHen, ami uie pmy.
At four o'clock a huge florist's box
a delivered at tnc auartment. Carel
ened it with trembling fingers nnd
twl nut dozens et ieng-btemineil ncii!
ltd roses. She held them te her hurn-
rT My CUfVlh, UIJU lite UUU1, nullum nuik
i",f i' MM of them mounted te her brain.
?& Later wh-n she diesscd she bang hap
sv'PUy, uui a lurieus ring ui nic
'; brought her heart te her meutli
It was Tem
constituted
lu
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u u wa
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bell
recognized n fnmiliar voice
Scelcv! Wh had he
him-elf her guardian' Hew ridiculous
of him ! Carel found herself suddenly
angry.
She swept Inte the living room a
moment 'nter. and her voice was cool
an slip spoke te Tem.
"Wp1 tliN is un unexpected pleas
ure." Her tone held a hint of mockery,
nnd Tem felt that she had changed since
the preceding evening when she bad
hurried up te him with the request te
take her home. lie felt sudden'v out
of place, and his honest face flushed
wit1 siiiMph piihirrassment'
"Thought I'd drop In mil see that you
gut down Mfcly," he lean awkwaidlv.
"1 met Nick downtown this morning
nnd he had been cal'ed out of town."
"Yes. very suddenly," Carel sail
lightly. "It was geed of you te think
f inn Tem. but ready it wasn't u bit
necessary."
"We 1. I hope you're net going te
send me nwuy new that I'm here," he
went en.
"Ne Indeed, we'll go right down. I'm
ready."
Carel went te get her evening cloak
nnd Tem's g'ance went quickly about
thp num. It was filed with the fra
grance of American Beauty roses. They
til ed three t.ul vnsp-, nnd the lengt i
of their stems and their tnrnber bo be bo
spekf the extravagance of the buyer.
Tem frowned in his effort te under
stand the change in Carel. Something
lin I happened since last night. Was it
Nick's sudden departure? Had Carel
quarre'ed with him? It was all ve-y
imstlfjlng. Lnst night Tem had thought
Carel had sought his protection, thai
she had I pen afraid of Jerri liritten.
Hut tonight she wns different, some
how, anil the roses ! Of course Brltten
had sent them te her. Wns there some
thing between them? Mnd Nick taken
iiimsc f off because he knew this?
Tem's thoughts were broken off sud-
denlj by Care ' appearance. She were
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.4 Spanish Curtain
A new drerj curtain In one of the
New Yerk theatres is really a gigantic
SnanNh shawl of Bilk and lace. 35
bv 40 feet In dimensions. Te embroider
the huge fnbric took seventy-live of
the mn-t skillful Spanish needlewomen
thirty-four days.
Mere Than He Astyd
Whn an Income-tax collector called
recently en Mine. Tetriuszltil. the f.im f.im
eus operatic singer, he received $7500
in pnwnent nnd n slice of plum pud
ding which Tctrazzlni herself had made.
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As Nothing Had Ever Been Able te Step It Before It Is
Always the Newcomer in Your Life Who Can
Make Yeu Obey
BEFORE she was married it used te
be the Jey of her life te go en hitch
ing parties In the snow.
On nil the pnrtlcs the would be en the
go everv minute, hbnplng off the b'g s'cl
te drop back nnd scrap for n n'acc en
one of thq smaller sleds hitched en be
hind It.
She wag ns tireless, as fearless nnd as
skillful at staging en until somebody
knocked her off, ns any of the boys who
went with her.
Ilut then she get married.
Homebody get up a bobsled party
during the first snow, and, of course,
asked bcr first of all.
She couldn't go.
"He won't let me," she wnilcd into
the telephone, "He thinks it's dan
gerous!" ISN'T it funny the way a mere man
can ceme along nnd tell a girl Just
what she shall and what she shall
net de?
And get nway with it?
Things that she ha been doing all
her life nre utterly forbidden nnd she
doeen't de them !
There's n most interesting story run
ning in one of the mngar.ines which
shows the power of n newcomer into
a person's life.
The person It n young man with a
frightful temper, who linn never at
tempted te restrain himself in nny way.
All bis life he has been subject te
furious racca which nre nothing. mert
dignified thnn tnntrums.
Hut nobody hns ecr told him this;
everybody has alwnjs steed around in
silent, frightened nwe while he raved.
Then a waiC of n giri (nme into hli
Ilfn and treated his wrath in nn en
tirely different way.
SHE wasn't afraid in the least, she
wasn't even impressed ; ehe was Just
sorry for him.
r
Her mother had been "sick up here."
ahe explained afterward, putting her
hand en her head, se she knew Just
whnl te de.
Just as he was about te flare up in
the height of his" rage she stepped him
with n gentle request. "Will you de Just
what I want you te de? It'll tnake
jeu feel better."
lie glared at her, speechlessly, and
while he glared she followed up her ad
vantage by begging him te wait until
she counted ten before saying anything
mere.
He had te de It; he was tee as
tonished and outraged tq de anything
clfc.
And suddenly the fit of rage broke, ns
it always did, and left him limp nnd
weak and almost sick, se that he
allowed her te lead him te a couch and
mnke him comfortable there ee that he
could sleep. i
NOBODY had ever been able te de
that te him before; if, indeed, any
body bad dared try.
It was the stranger, tbe outsider, the
newcomer who had the power ever him
thnt the people he was accustomed te
could never have.
Ne doubt the gentleness of her method
hnd something te de with It. tee. Wp
nre nlwnjs mere willing te obey the
person who Issues gcntle requests than
the person who utters brusque com
mands. Yeu may think yourself n strong.
prlvlVgcd character taking orders from
no one.
Hut hewnip of thnt newcomer into
your life, who may u-e nn entirely new
method and mnke you obey before you
knew thnt you're doing it.
- r - rfY -''Tvli M-Y -i"',1,W
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32nd Annual Clearance Sale
DINNER-WARE
TEA, AFTER-DINNER and BOUILLON CUPS and
SAUCERS PLATES and DISHES GLASSWARE
LAMPS LAMP SHADES
FLOWER BOWLS, MIRRORS, MAHOGANY TRAYS
CANDLESTICKS TEA WAGONS
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Wright, Tyndalc van ReJen, Inc.
1212 Chestnut Street
Please Tell Me What te De
By CYNTHIA
Through a Weman s Eyes
By JEAN NEWTON
Clipping Their Wings
"It I had it te de ever ngaln." said i work "for a while." I realized with
a sad-faced little woman I knew "1 fe 'nfeanl
would net help nny man. Id be " for geed.
c'lnglng vine. Ter, It seems men are There' is a great deal In what my
se constituted -that thnt Is the enl waj friend sajs. Whether it Is conceit or
te really help them-by forcing them tejn, ort . nuUk of mUurP. men
neip tiiem'eives fighting power when trie woman for
Ave have all beard about the citrava- vv esp proteitien thpse cre given them
gnnt wife who marie, her husband make
geed becati'-e she needed sn much money
he just had te enrn it. But we knew.
exhibits thnt she has them herself,
l'erhms It Is just the old sterv of ne
'cssity as nn urge. The eagle who has
iiungry eung is Known te ec mere
iv.. . .- .1 li.iit W'nllni" ?nrf wl
a white jelyct cloak with a huge cel- rw,s In ,mt linanrinl ,T.ish, It s. emed
lar of black lynx. Above it her face . , .ie, iut,.nii nf nin" nn the 'it-
rose like en exquisite, flower, and her te tlint wa(1 t.ft i Hheuld help him unti'
hair g.lttered like geld. Mew bcautlfu ,le et 0I1 hIs fe0, ai.aln I had been
she wan. Once Tem had thought Caiel wlCe,.mfui In my own tiu-inc-s before we
tee remote nnd cold, but tonight she i in.,rrjPli Ki Iwcnt bad. te it. a"
tniUeil with lfn. uhn wnillrl lift ilnncer. .. . . - .. i.u.. 11,. ..nu n cnnl
t w..v ..... ....... ;- ... ...,- ,.-. , ..... -. 0. fiinm,nr. inr n wnin'. i- !- n .....i
iV With her deer ajar sue listened asieus te any man and above nil n man '."..,,. in fi,0M. ,in5s, and I felt
ine ma ui opened me uoer. inerr iuuii nun in nive wuu uur. i would net be for Ien
I Was it iriiiun.- iiiui lie come inr '
ir? Then suddenly the heard an 1 1 Tomorrow Danger 1
tee. thnt for every one of thee who has i dangerous ns a bliil of prey. And It
forced her husband te make geed a ' " Pi e s0n of nature tnat the prcs-
11 t i n.. n ,n,r niisnn ''ncp of dKense germs m our heed n
dozen have feiced their men into lIncrcacps the mlmbcr et pretectInK white
or early gracs. Se I was rather bur- erpuscles te fieht them. It mnv h bv
prised at such a remark from a woman the same kind of law that the best of
. .... I llinn lilt tllmtll a1.. l.rAn..A t,. . ..
whom wp all 'oek up tn as cvcl-UcnilPU. ""-" "-""".-y murne n-s "Kr--whenM
mule isoed tierseii. ' u'. ".",I ' In stam nn wIiph they find
She went en te explain: J
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Te "207"
It seemi t Cynthia that you had
better tll your mother what you have
written her nnd fellow her ndv co. It
Is lmposslble te answer your question
positively. ,
Questions About an Usher
Dear Cynthia Please let be knew
through your valuable column, the fol fel fol
eowing: First. When ene Is naked te be an
usher at a. wcddlntf, does lie pay for the
taxi-cab In wlilch tin rldei with the
bridesmaid te the hall where the cere
mony Is te be performed? '
Second. And who pays for the flowers
that the bridesmaid carries?
Third. Is It cens'dnred a favor te
the bridegroom and br'de te be an usher,
such egotistical self-admirers. Sweet
splrlta of home brew, hew some people
ndoie themselves!
Ever since reading their culegl s ex
tolling the beauties and charms of their
own fair persons I have palnatalt.ugly
but -alnly searched the marts and thor ther thor
e'jshfar.s of Philadelphia In an effort
te get but a glimpse of such perfect spec
imens of masculine beauty. I have steed
for hours In the vicinity of m.rrers In
the downtown show windows, waiting for
these Adenises, knowing that should
they pats the temptation of nrciin com
placeutly r girding thslr wondrous vis
ages would be tee great for examples
of nieh weal; mentality te real t 1 luv
frequented beauty parlem and the coun
ters In stores where complexion lotions
nnd creams ard powders of similar na
ture nre sold, but te no avail, i nave
loitered for hours in habeidasheries an
'I" "V.HrV.Tl""","Vl"D'",."?,,,t,: gents' furnlFhlng bheps scanning th
buciuuii iiv . .,--.. ",. .., i...- nllPi1!1BPa 0f rp,i nneict ph and mauv
est man 7 I thank you for our reply
before Thursday. MARGARET
The bridegroom should ak Ills ushers
te act li'mself.
The bridesmaid or maids de net go te
the wedding with the ushers, ns the
uhcrs must go te the hall earlier than
the bildal party In order te place the
cuests In their seals.
The bride's father pay3 for the car
rages. The bridegroom pays for the
ushers' boutennlcre and for the brides
maids' flowers.
Spent Hours 'Hunting "Handsome"
Dear Cynthia I have no far held iuoei
from contributing nnyth ng In the lit
erary line en my own account Bui.
spurred jn bv the offerings of such feeble
minds as "Handsome" and "HanJseme's
nn.i u. liuL n in no success. I liave el
bowed and fought my way Inte the center
or every curious group garnered areunu
some unusual feature or unique h ipp n
big In the city's dally life, h ping against
hope that at last my untiring effort
would be rewarded by u soul-stirring
sight of cither, If net both, of these as
pirants for the Nntlen's crown of b-iiuti
I feel sure thnt such wonders could net
wplk.the streets without attraclng wld. -spread
attention; but se fur the'ecnter
of every Inquisitive crowd has be n
nleng the type of a Painless Remover or
a I.ittle Wonder Petate Peeler. And
still I search.
Won't they de something te alleviate
the mlserv of thousands of Plillalel
phlans who are pining uway for a
glimpse of thes two American Be.iu
tles and clve us a 'leek-see." at thlr
Sympathizer," I feel that I must at ,e.ist i 100 per cent manly charms?
lift the safety vale from my own cm- In order te prevent them from taking
pressed emotions te set- If I c.m't xpref s this tee seriously I sign myself i
clcurly and thoroughly my opinion efi DISOUSTED.'
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' The Weman's Exchange
- -rm "HeattZlna tne tiircumstanccs , ie ocrcume your uaeaiuuices iiuu iuik
,L; . k H tn llinm nntiiiiq
., t Unfortunately I
nvure ui nuvat te
f? .V. -me.v "1..- "".""'." ".''. read, nnd what plays you have been te
tt.V , 2,.;;r LI , h,.. ,?;, Try te find out what they are especially
.Umtlm ei S "L ?iSnBPnTO Interested In, turn the conversation te
&J? hl wm tell that ahQ would thit nnd jeu won't have te de much
Jtt't'mTO .talking. And they'll Uke you very much.
;t
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i .ii . v,,. ,h I te them naturally and easily about what
r " ,J LSr uhn ' 'py are doing and what movies you
St of her Snartmcit I hMe Bptn latel'' ttnat l'oeka 'ou haB
ut or ner apartment i ..,,, .,, ., h, ,.. vn ),,. haeti u.
tlieii burden lightened and the ene who
In cer. natural Impulse, should con
stitute the object of their fight lined
up independent beside them.
Yes. perhaps It would be better in
the iiinjeiity of cases te let our help te
our men take the form of Inspiration,
encntiingeiupiit and faith In them, of
urging them en nnd sustatnlnz them.
It rather th.in giving tlietn thp financial
assinnncc which means i-iiaring their re-
.,.. T nM.r,.l nrvnfn Inn MU1-1U1I 1 1.1 . UllllMIIU LIU UlUM'll 11IIH
1 Mipppssfiil. I am afraid. Fer the time pieman he. and, it seems, c.lpplng
became mere nnd mere remote when 1 'inejr ""w-
should be able te gh It up and go back ,
te my home Interests and the clilldicn, , Jrnrf Yeiir Character
nnd nil the tilings I much prefened te j
de Today, Walter b In the business, Ry Digby Phillips
with me. which means h. I may as penaturlzlng Anger
wel be frank about it that he has been s
a fni lire. " m' ' wuuiu nave pruveu u
t
fethtl
ew te Clean Their Tams
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In Her Hepe Chest
"Hew it hurts me te hear him i icfcr greater been te munklnd than be has
e himself us 'the boss hushand. .Seiiie- ',,.,,, .. n nntttr . ., .,
tlme Im afraid 1 ues n-e mm. Ann 11 - '
LelleM' that if I had 1m en a 'clinging, thciv Is no doubt that it would have
inc' who depended upon him absolute', been n been If Mr. Velstead bad dc-
ihe would hate tiecnme n sCccss aguii ' ,intMr0f an,cr
nnd tl.e.e would be i no deten te ytand AhwH r(Mm,nibPrin(. tll0 fnrt that n
between n and hi 1 ess. U.I knew , n ,,,,,,,,, of f,,,,,, ,,
that Waller fee 'le rfin.ie.l an -" '; I,.. fonM.leinblo of a mollusc, there Is
my respect for li in and m fn 1 In ,)0 ,, , l0 fnct hn fc ,ie,
'made one of the most I.e. f ( ' ' ' ,. , n preflt ,ou b, denaturing
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Editor e Weman Pan'' Te 'he Editor of Weman's Pane:
f TJear Mnduin Being dally readers of i p,glr M.nlnm Veu have helped me
tur column we get quite a let of help seVeril times bifere, se am coming te
from it We are two girls and haw ou again, as I knew you w'll heln me. I
red "Tarns" nnd would like te knew hew recently announced my engagement and
te clean them without fnding or ether-1 have a hope chest. New I hae neeral
mu muk nr them leek shabby. I thh,rn miuI r wnnM nw vmi tn tnii m
Y Yt-.. i.fr.,,1,1 nl.ft lllru tn linfiW hnl In I . 1 .1 ...1 S . 1 . . . 1.....A .. ,1,1,. In..- lxtclii, llrl
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Ct better acquainted with two nice fel- jpHqw as I will net use them for u nrPr n dilhcultj the wife bad hturted le ,
in- ..-Imm ,,.. nnnn f,it mill Wft hi, HIT .. i.ti T .1. ...!.. 1 uivi w 1.
IVTIfl .,w... 1. w..- .,. .. "- - -" vhiiiv. 1 IIIUUKIIV UI IVI.tliptllK t'VCIJ
treasunu tilings mm, ' '"'. ',, r anger than b.v Ktlmulntinc It.
nn usi nretemiitig tnnt i muc nui lesi i .ni,. .,. ,. ,. ,...., ." ..
both," . ,
imiiiMic-i uuuni. t" "' " -m'" 1 MJ11
Anv characterolegint will tell you
that thfre is nn intlnintp (onnectien be-
riieie uie two things te de with
luiL'. r when you feci it surging within
Deak's Meat Market
2822 GERMANTOWN AVENUE
Where Qualitjf as Well as Price Counts
City Dressed Shoulders Yeung Perk, 18c
All Steaks 22c All Roasts of Beef. . .20c
This ii the mwit bttl you ever att, with 16 ounce! te tuery pound.
Finest Perk Chops off the Lein, 20c
wtfe"k HH.fr. .... 25c Half Smokes. ... 10c
And All Other Meats Correspondingly Lew
$1000 nURANT TOURING CAR FOR I.AIKil ST M'MHI'.R OF HA I. All A TEA PUKAGE
Over a Quarter of a Century
mama i i ii n w mm
of Fviblic Service
of the highest order stands behind
every packet sold. tl269
rv bashfu de net taut very muci.
yihtta In thulr company
THG BION'DYS.
the cleaning with carbon tetriv
thine In dark tl-sue naDer. but the naner
Is tern se eas'ly that I don't find this I
very helpful W 11 you also tell me Just ,
what things a girl should have In h6r
heie cheat? A DAILY nCAIJER.
WHAT'S IF HAT
uv mv nN ni:rm
ife lam hfral
T'uT.t MlinH IU11U
M
Pip an old sheet Inte hluing, se that
i It Is Just 1 ghtlv tinged with the color
and let It dry without rinsing. Spread
orlde. you can euy mis ai me uru-
ttere and the directions are en trio
It will net raue uie maicriai or
ivity Mrii .i,i . .. .u. ,11 , ", 2 .
hfrald jeu will hae a hard tlmu ' lL" .. u..7.'. """" ." ur uneai aim
(ett'ng aeualnted If )ou de net Uilh
vfell, you are with the young men. Try
r
Things You'll Leve le Make
I l"l' ' !
mm jLm!
.
f-in
-a i. i
irtSf, f
St.
Z-b
V?..'... Tht rauld be mere exnulslte tlian
TO'fc SUTTEHHiY MABQU1J, te be worn
fV.
TMi
thry will net g"t vellew. It la hotter
l te put away dollies and sucn nrtlch-s
I without atarch'ng them as they de net
, cre.ise se duply, and can easily be dent
I up whpn jeu need them.
A hepe cheBt should contain at least a
half dozen ucn of and If possible, a
de'en each of dinner napkins, smaller
Jnn- lif-en napk'ns and hand and wajl
c'eths Six hath towels would be plenu
and some brides start with three addlm?
te their stock of everything gradually
Thore should be three tablecloths, be
. ildes a luncheon cloth or a luncheon set
' with the large dolly and small ones for
the places. Then there should be bed
c'ethes. at least three each of sheets,
pillow cases and spreads for each bed
n the house, as many mere ns jeu
want and of ceurie a pilr of blank'nts
, and a quilt for ench ene. Three dish
towels for the kitchen will be enough te
tart vlth you can always count en
irettlng a certain number of things from
showers aB engagement presents or wed
d'ng presents Things like extra dell'.cs,
rancv luncheon sets, guest towels and
fancy pillow casus or hmall table covers
alwavH jieur In be thnt It Is wiser nei
te provide them yourself until the vary
last mlnute. The nrt'cles I have men men
tlened are the things that you abse
lutely need for any household Of
I I
mm,
U the r
IVe all
m
ri
old eyeglass frames mane a ur ua veu gei a muie, jeu win nna . ukct
twien pliv-icil nttitmlc and bcniln
unci the -tale of the mind, and that the
Inlliiencrs of tliW couiifctien work both
win. Ordinarilv the nhvslcnl nttltmle
result or the mental attitude.
Knew that the angry man
clenches his fii-ts nnd becomes tense !
through his whole phj slcal being. What
I many of us fail te realize is that we
urn actually cultivate a feeling of ange
bv de Ibeiately tensing ourselves thi
wav, and. what Is mere important,
ncutra'ls!!' anger te a large extent b.v
ihihnl relaxation.
Try It Mime t me when you are angry,
it' an Interesting experiment. With
a Midden hnnp of your will juEt let all
veir uiu'-clt's and feelings relax. Th"
ii suit will M'pm miraculous te you, if
jeu accomplish it. Once jeu get these
iiui'-cles nnd feelings relaxed juul limn
jeu simply can't be angry until you
ti n them again.
Ilut If jeu haven't that much will
power, if you're willing te admit te!
The law Chief Justtue Iliglnbetham , S'iiiseif such n wciKueM or character,
of Vustialia w.is as eeurtecui" n lie 'hen tliore s another method, but en
was' strict An anecdete In Illustration fur less pel feet, .fust "blew off steam."
of this concerns un attractive wemin. Talk jour head off about your grievance
with prep rty of her own who refused im, befete long you'll find your irrita
tn pij her Ju-t debts and was sum- ,, hnP 0rtti .-it 1 Tlu-i- are occn eccn occn
mened beferw the ceuitly thief Il , , ... , ,. i..,i.,,r ... i....
heard the case iu is own lawrrems. b'Jlls "m" u".s ls l", u'llLf wJ. u,11'
and w th knowledge of the Judge's pre! " i'.'i am y ;loc net tend te raise
verb al reurtisy te women, the fair peoples opinions of jeu, and when
def'iid.int und her counsel had little piaitieed in the presence of ethers who
doubt of a derision Iu her fiuer Me , are as emotional as jeursc'.f. it Is lUely
steed when bIie entered; he left hl , te Intensify the quatrel and se defeat
scat te pick up her hundkerch ef when I ti1(, Pm i
sne iirepprit u, mm i ..n h'nui T .,, nll(. t . ,. . ,nf- m...t nnt ,, ,.
V3EIL
BlncK-Mixed-Green-Sealed Packet Only.
toward her She cenf,r.itulattd I
A gay maequeraue costume i
,. nl.l KirrlnHM f rn mp mnl(
foundation. Jein a twisted piece that you need a cover for It; as you ' i,PSelf en' an insv victory but. when , "-itl1 anger is te let it become ingrr.w
Vfcteck silk or velvet te the nose are presented wltn silver bread tray ' the Chief Justice had heard the facts "is Anger is explosive. Te pen It up
connect tour pieces or tnin huk- vuu ui mm mm n nceus ii ueiiy, nnn j the ease hs prrmpt vcidnt w.ih that n te miiiiO it rniresive. and it will de
wir. -eiiupiu ime vYiiia, uuu ou un, uk yun tan iuuii iiiume iiuugs Biif must pay ner ututs immeuiatcij or mero harm te you te "nurse n grouch'
d. 1V11C PIIUU1U ,lfC llJIIhS, U..I4 v .,., w. J"-, .. ...a.,, i.,
with black I.ice. Je n two wires as you go aieng just cei tne essen
lli4tentacles. Tip each one with 'lals llrst, and remember net te get tee I
of
IkMtten.
null), or n small ball of , many, for you will surely have dun'i
. X- ... .. -.-. . - .. M. I-.. .'.
raven in presents, neme uriues cens'ip'r
their lingerie! part of their hope chest,
hut ethers put It Inte their trousseau
Th Drovislen for that detxnd nnen h
jMUVmuiJ.
Wear a tlcht-nttliic black
the crown of the head.' Te
'Kttri'Y siAeyut; even
IM,WL.I)MU It wltll
mm. jrjunA
suffer six mentllH' lnil,rlsnnment, ilmn nnMhlni ! n If ihern'u nn ei,
Bemetlmes a woman icg.irds a man'Hiunv of 'getting It out if veui Kvstnni
natural or ucqulied court, sy ns u tribute "M, ,.. 7 ' "' "h "ft,,, i v' 0,
in her neiHeiiiil eharm.. Uut n ,r,, """l ' 1 U1C Cllt and KRK It. I OUT fill If
gentleman is as pollte te a plain old
scrubwoman as te a .re cnliik' beauty.
Neblfjie oblige, 1 Is duty he ewe, ,
te himself und exacts from himself. " v
wquent feeling of shame will de jeu
iiiuic suuu iuuii nuiblllg u greUCU,
TomerrOWStMtrlinsir Eyes
Yeu Knew the Premise
of the Gainaday Man
He offered te send his washer, irenei or cleaner
te you for a free trial. He offered te come out himself,
de a washing, ironing or cleaning for you complete,
instruct you in its use and let you use it
awhile yourself. He offered te de all this
without obligation te you, without yeurf
paying out one cent.
Open a Gainaday
Charge Account
Yeu have a Reed name,
a reputation for paying
your bills. Yeu have $5;
and Gainaday savings will
quickly accumulate mere.
atari new. Washer
"The One-Price Heuse"
MH) fl
NBsjftc3rimfcrtH.L
WringeT
Gainaday Electric Ce.
1336 Walnut St. 517 S. 52d St.
107 Seuth. 1 lth Su-Mt '
6002
Market St.
60th and
Haverford
4Z19 Lan-
catterAte.
Tkeatre Bldg. I
Parby
Meney Savers!
Choicest Quality Meats
Steak Meats J 19c lb.
RIB
ROASTS
Beit Cnti
16
CHUCK
ROASTS
Beit feti
12
HAMBURG I POT
STEAK I ROAST
Freih GrenndJ Lfin
12'2 I 10
STEWING
BEEF
Uu Briiktt
7
LOIN-CUT
ROAST
Ltu
18
Boneless Bacen 17c lb.
REGULAR
HAMS
8 te 10 Ibi.
27
SK1NBACK
HAMS
Urge
25
PICNIC
HAMS
6 le 8 Ibi.
14
COTTAGE
HAMS
2 le 4 Ibi.
25
PURE
LARD
1-lb. packt
12
SLICED
HAM
38
Legs Yearling I 7 28c lb.
YEARLING
CHOPS
French
25
LEAN RIB
YEARLING
CHOPS
22
SH0ULDKR
YEARLING
18
LOIN I SHOULDER
YEARLING I BABY
CHOPS I LAMB
32-35 ' 22
BREAST
STEWING
YEAW ING
7
Lein Perk Roast 4j? 18c lb.
H0U1DER
PORK
Pienir Style
17
FRESH
HAMS
Whole
24
SHOULDER
PORK
Blade Style
20
PORK
CHOPS
Beil Cult
25
FRESH
SCRAPPLE
10
FRESH
SAUSAGE
16
Stewing Chickens
All Yellow
3 te 4 lbs.
32
IK
Extra Precautions
But at no added cost
te YOU
MILK is part of almost every meal
served in this city. Isn't it doubly
important that this vital feed be of un
questionable purity and quality?
Berden's Evaporated Milk is a brand en
which you can safely rely. Fer Berden's
is produced under the most exacting
regulations. Berden dairies are famous
for their cleanliness and for the careful
inspection at every process in the manu
facture of Berden's Evaporated Milk.
Berden's is pure country milk with the
cream left in delicious for household
use.
And though your grocer sometimes pays
mere for it, he is anxious te please you
by offering Berden's at the same price
with ether standerd brands. Ask him
for it.
THE BORDEN COMPANY
Berden Building New Yerk
Makers also of Berden s Eagle Brand Milt,
Btrdtn s Malted Milk and Berden's Confectionery
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