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INSTEAD OF SUMMER' FUS
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An Advertisement
I Mint nre tr'tneiielniiMv exciting." hr
Kkfikiit.,1 """- ,t!"'""'"1 BRrefd. "Take that one. nlmiit Pnnlel
f kAJHOlXIA Me!p n tui77le(l jrlnnee nt In tlic lleii-s der.. It'- thrilling."
feVJil" him in Iip sat en the minemlte. Miln "Ami for imrp mlv pntiire with vvnr
f74f the miiwroeni tnblp immcrp.l In n trlminltiKV . mil t bent the ulnylng
xqnnre nm thick, or iniimui.
Iilne-k. covered bonk. Mrglnla clintMed.
Flnnlh she ventured "l here nre renlly
11 timid inquiry. j humorous stories, tee.
"Are a en loeklne nrvn i mere, iii-iir-
for ntiiPthlns -pppftl.
dpnr? Mnrbp I muld
hpt vnu tlml It''"'
t i 27 rniiiPiimiR s i i!
SIip nmlileil brishtlr
'I - nil I thought
wm might ln looking
for ii iiietntlun or n'
., . sW r-'-
V 33T
r aw
i.
i
Clal reference.
'Ne. ,Tum inulung through i
'(If i-oiire. When
ever thp Lord took It
upon Himself te he
uti n let of n no I c ii t
finutl" mid piker. Hp
le-'Hiod n bit of hu
mop Tnkp t he scours
lug of tlic iiiiuipj -IpihI
i ! i from the tPiiipu
plltur, with wnr
bent the Hlnylng
Tn.
I 1,. there nip tneip inttltng geed re
I 8wncen mid nilvcntnre terlf here thun
' In all the current nnve's nnd csnvs '
"Paul!" Hei elip wat low with
we
"It's n
fm t. nglnln riiPrf n
fei institute. Whnt n
fuiinv sight ihi'. must hove prpcnted.
chasing down the street, robe flving In I
tlii wind, consternation upon their,
fnecs. what?"
"Sometimes, when I think of the tWt
stories I have rend in the IUble I wen-
ler th.it some model n nuthers lias en t
I love teiles Iipi'e thn' hne get .ill the borrowed the plots nnd "
1 - .. . . .. . . . . I !!.. 1.1 r tU !....'
Illupert llughp-es nnd Miner i.imis ami
Hnrelil Up'I Wilghfshei n te u pulp '
( Khe rnised sheeknil ee te I s
' "Theie lire niliPiituivi, ten wiMtuu
i klul stuff, nnd greit wai irn. nnd re-
JClta'H of PXp'er lllells tllllf lllllke tilt si'
Ichnps who I -no l.ltel the Smith Vi
fend the Ner h I'eh nnd t he jutijle lnnd
i wem like p.illld nmiiteiti en an ev-
chrslen ti sniiip srlnnli
"I'nul, miii r net joking
"I Mie 'ii s,n no l'hiri ie n
uterles in here thni -Ikivv up .leso h t'on t'en
rad ns n pitiful mnpe .it that -en f
jiirn. ei. nml st 'i ies .it .-run entii -jirttkes
thin tinke tin hlegrnphti
model n big biiinis in unlni In- "itn
tnme nnd bniuil
Virciiu I v.irnui1 n 1 Uie ith I i- en
thuslnsn
"Of re ri tlii te ni e i i i
Wondered If the hnen't? Win
hene. Inlf the modeiiis have just stelen
the Ideiis iHidlh 'I he sterx of I.enh l
)iul llsheil nt le.lt eiii-p a month In half
the iiiHgnzlnex of the leuntij. The idi i
of the dlsiexeij of Mo'eh is repenteil (
legulnrl.x in tin- bet soller eer; ir
And ns for the Mngd.ilene. nine-tenths,
of the nun Ips hne tint story in etitt ai
ei nnether '
"Isn't it funn. dear, that s, few
ppnple p'nd the lllble for its e.ui
nup' ' niuriiiured Vi-gml.i thought theught
tulh "Kiorjbeih would go wild orer tt
A tr. liKi If some publisher .nUerti-pil i
leti h of the geed stuff thoie l In it
said 1' nil w nh a stni'p ' 'I totible l the
lien I I'.Oik lieiils -nh) It'slliC
Ioiiieiiow has Ktrers
r
Mease Tell Me We Never Realize What's Best
What te De Until Weve Experienced the Worst
The Girl Who Left Heme te Ge en the Stage Tells Other Girls
te Stay Heme and Avoid Heartache
By CYNTHIA
s
About the Tragic Case of "Ima
Peach"
Dear t'Mithln l cannot resist the
temptation te tell "Ima Peach" what
I think of her tragic case. He a true
flapper nnd jour nose will ncr lie
seen- A nee Is only a none after all.
Discard the tan shecH : nle the Hklrts
te your shoe top if I knew nn thins.
Its jpur Ieiib skirt, net veur nose at
all. First of nil. bob ,our hair, wear
.nary .nines. eiac, net tan. Alse flcsii- " " "- ,, . messnge.
colored hcwe. Uresse, te . our knets ana Ing n suit for the annulment of the i ..p,,,,-
...an inings uqni cnew Bum. iru' ,.,., n,i .i.. i,., . nreecut
Manners tien t liiew mm iin ria? ...... ....Bv ...... . . .
A01KL who left the chorus te clepc
with a boy of twenty is new living
nt home with her mother.
Rut she is (dill very busy.
Fer her mether-in-lnw is presecut
ble, or else we finish up, like the i herus
girl, with something spcctnculnr and n
court scene or two.
having experienced the worst,
AND.
TV we
delher u wic,
pest -mortem
.
Don't de it." we sa.v. "I did. and
leek nt me new- Stick te whnt seu
And by 1 mean, remember ?ou are, ing her mether-in-lnw for defamation have, lts , ibc het thing In the world
Thete by Elitman, N. T.
Summer feathers! Quite u ihnngc from the trim little oheker that we
lime nil been wearing. Isn't It? Hut the 1DJL' outdoor girl seems te be
able te stngger nleng under its sire and length rather easily nnd without
.mi objections nt all. Feather nre s0 much lighter in weight than
the leek
only fort.x.ene. Take niv n.dlec, be n
flapper nnd jeu urn utn win.
A CHESTER l'UP.
He Hain't Answered Her Letter
Dear Cjnthla This Is my first en
ture In writing- te any newspaper, but
en reading- our most Interesting column
en udMce for the loelern t couldn't
resist the temptation te write te eit.
I nm ery much In love with a man net
from Pennsylvania. Seme time age be
wni In mi- illt hi. . . nnA 1
1 Iiave been eonependIriR eer since he
.-,L urit'. niiinn i.e la t.n ia no i iij iciv ..
Ill with Influenza, nnd when he was net , That s the bet of nil
expected te lle he wiote te me; he
said he le ed rpe nnd nsl.cd me te marr
him. Then when I thought he was
getting better, he stepped writing te
me. Is there any wnj I can find out
If he died or the reason he does nt answer
my last letter, which was nbeut six
teen nientha I den t want te w-rlte
trt lit i faHille am T U. .. ia mi
of them. Please tell me what te de; CJOMHTIMKR we nre se blinded by
whom could I write te In the city where ! O fieme "crent" iden or nmbitlen that
he lives without nn ene kneieltiK II ,, , , . .. . ..,
wrote? I knew h.P loxes me dearlv. I wc allow It te shut off the MIen of nny
But 1 did net gie him n dellnlte answer
and he thinks I don't tnie for him.
DOTTY K.
of character.
The mether-in-lnw elnlms that her.
Mm was drngged te the altar nnd that
the whole affair was the result of n
drunken party.
And new the girl Is offering the usual
"pest-mortem" mlvicc.
"Stny home." "he wnms ether gills.
"You'll be happiest there, (let mar
ried and raise nn old-fashioned family.
Ien t It deplernuie tnat v e never nnu (
out what's best until ne'vej experienced
the worst?
Yet almost Invariably that best is
right beside us from the very stmt.
and jeu'll be happiest with it.'
te leek nt the tblnga hatJ, tei
out whether they arc best hcfetV
lulghl I liid hniijilness w ,nr, h
III tlinra bllnt Irra of seinslnp,T
willfiilncsH lunc been doing n I'lilk
biisiness for n geed inan.i ipntinip,
lhe. htlll fccm le be going Mreiig,' '
TT IS only after they tunc done tl
A full quoin of dnmnge Hint tl,ose ,
have been misled b them learn lh .
nnd threw theiu nslde. " lllc tr
And then thev mp the wide l,n,i
and nil Its possibilities; thev feel i
upon their own- ghastly nilstnke ,
Issue their winning te ethers.
Tlie. sigh In thankfulness fnr ,,i
they have ill regiet for the foolish "J
when they might have enjeied It if
they hnd reiegnlzed thnt'lt n, iu
before they experienced the w0r.t
TETLEy'S
Makes geed TEA a certainty
ft
Weman s Life
and Leve
By WIMI RLI 1IRPER tOOl.EY
Bain Clethe
YOl" are mniinng n; .n in old diawer
te the chiffon. or.
There, under some pmk ' ue paper.
miii i-oiiie in res
t h e in the px
(pus te t,n g.ir g.ir
mems that en
fn-hlennl with
sin h Imp nnd je
15llb i 'ethes js
linn mi thing like
tli in en earth'-
I' did net seem
possible thnt yeinc
dm . a living,
bre'itlung pink-niid-wlute
d.irling
would n tunlh tit
into them'
Dimpled .mil
pliiinii and wnnn
a tinv atom that hid gtewn out 'f
jour llesh ind bleed had been niirt itnl
for ne.irly a enr. in nature's mar.
Telous speret manner, right uncle-- veui
heart, would -ptiiallj beoeinn i tinman
1 aaaaarsaar PaBv
. kaaauam , '- a
' aaaSrHj
taaaaW w J
s4 B'
sBaflcP'V
MWtT'' aT
The Unconscious
Sinner
Jt IIAXIXI)E0nTCHEL0R
'lre Hiil'jriehl M the A, id of Jirj
irl i) line en ivuily tctitpti men 1e
nnkr le r te her ll'iru she icjiiscs
I Hi K Mhrrli-i, Ac trie tu commit
lutriilc. nm m nied by his guardian
l''irru I'lirlK. Ilrhcumj Clee te be
ii i hciiniuj ciiciifMres. I'aicy Je-cuf'-j
te u in in Inie for the purfieic
of pammt hei bmk in her eirn coin,
"ii the cicitiiKi of ii first call he
arr.irs ut " ni' mfiufei after ( ire
hai 7eiii- thieugh n iccnc with Heb
FlUu erth a man she has neter
thought of lerwutli. (Ire ( i;ncf,
cnni faint, ami I'aicy i coiitinerif
tnat the fainting n viacly a In e
tru h Hi Ii i piiird. huurici
fdicii lr akt him te go anil ffme
her alone.
Mrs. Wilsen Tells
i of Strawberries
Read Your Character
By Digby Phillip
Selling the Copperplate Hand
There is a geed bit of difference he.
.nrth?i3S?ie,,T Ai3,r,"B.5 lead of Serving Them Plain, I
Tuch Them Inte a Dumpling
or an Old-Fashioned Short-
ether possibility in our llu'.
We me nil like Mils giil who hnd hei
Write once ntraln. n utlnir eui- name Insistent call te the stngp. Seme of U
and address en the letter se that If It ... i,, Mntdem ns our goal, ns slip
comes back ou will knew he Is netlp'en l,a" MU""""
there. if this happens ou could write hnd.
te the Census Buicau
news or mm
of his city for
'Steed
discussed in n previous article, but ther
de net indicate charnctcrlstlcs thnt nr'c
necessarll opposed. In some respects
thev mny be considered rs varl-itlens of
eneh ether.
The coiiperplate tvpe. liewever. is
the mere primitive, the less developed.
Wi inn make up jour mind te one
thing. Anv prospect whose writing
shows this characteristic is net likelv te
be a deinlnntlns influence in business,
though he mnv be a most worthy man
and a valuable piti7Pii. The c-'epper-plnte
witters nre net of the pushful
sort.
I-i a general war veu can sell them
besi i unless there are present in their
cahc
R MRS. M. A. WILSON
CeuyriBhf. lOli hj Mis. V. 4. IVtljen.
Wfllift resenrd
Wc leek stralglit ahead down tlinl
nm rowed lnne which we lime nllewed
ourselves, taking ndvice from no one
unless it is favorable.
Our blinders nte made of selfishness,
and willfulness. , ,
We don't step te think : "Is this the
best thing for me te de? Cnn I de It
I... limn T mti in nnttlitnt? iltnV
nnv friends' but new1 WI11 I be happiest in It in the long run
,met a very attractive veung man. He "ct acivantnge; ire i new ec-s. nUeu
took me te a dance nnd f invited him It or should 1 wnil nnd listen 10 vvnni
te dinner, lie did net hewa up at the ether people hnve te say in ndvlsing me.'
Gave Her His Pin. Then
Her Up"
Dear Cvnthla As veu have helped
ethers with their problems pe-haps you
could help me I am nineteen ears old
and I come from California. When I
arrived In Philadelphia two years age
i um net nave n
I have quite a few
quite popular. About
When geed friends get
together, a cup of steam
ing, fragrant Tetley's
Orange Pekoe always
adds joy and congenial
ity. Its gracious ulend,
the result of 100 years
of tea blending, is popu
lar at all times of day
Kith men and women
alike. 300 cups te the
pound.
Tctlcj's Orange Pckec
10c pncknRei
One-quarter pound 2.1r
One-hnlf pound 4Ar
One pound O0r
W1MHIED
BARl'tK (.OtlLET
i Thief of Leve
TN Till: chvs
J- swept out e
THK summer berries have many de
licious possibilities, and ns the sea sea
(en is short it Is very necessary te make
the most of the rioe while it lists. One
seen tires of the bciry seivcd an nal-
writing ether characteristics indientlne . urcl. or plain, and longs for the old-
egeti-.ni i bv dominating them. time goodies of long age
i veu tome m eentaiT with them I hnve collected from many corners! him back his pin or If he should ask
...",.. uuinS me cietaus et their i tome delicious old-time berrv recipes , for it? K. B n
Surelv veu don't want te keep
pin ue j ou. wncn
I apartment, but the nest cvciiIiik he
11 I caned en the phone .mil .ipoleBleo
giving- tne excuse tn.it ne was cancel
out of town.
As If te make rcpai.itleu he Invited
me te attend one of the season'- most
popular dances with lum I went, and
coming- homche cave me his frat pin
tf Ufllf 11a 1 lfcy- .1.1 a.t tii a tit irn. Irt
dinner and the theatie with him the
next evening
Am I right or are they?"
Wc just plunge nliead.
nusiness connections remember that that T feel sure will ndd te veur menu
i.eir iMPMwiins nre uueiy te De mero or a real varielv nt this treason
Till: chvs that followed Clee was
f h-r fears nnd self re- less of the clerical sort. ,.ithe,u com.
nll. when lie tre.ita nn
llchtlv ? It Is net Ills nlflftn te .,jV- fnr e,lie fnlllllP If WP L'llVP 111) n till
preaches bv tne detnnnds Carey made P'ete and hnal authority. This is im- sinnwrrj uumpung
en her tune pertant te veu unless veu nre selling This is an old Virginia recipe, said
t hrst fci,e hnr.iu ,iire.i ,, her semPt"1K " nicn is peught as a matter of te De erginnteii ny mi. i-nirtux. an
At hrst s,e Mnilv dared trust her routine, for w tl, srwlel Bml.l.. eurU felnntnl illmn. nnrl l,pnde,1 down
- '( ' Ulllll,! I'M Mill" k 'Ullllllll , , , , -- --us flVIUSlUi .,' -v.".. -..... w ta ..v....
ettizen cf this vast weild. and depend "i'i'-'s. ""' ''" mieit reiisenuis you are iikciv te nave te sell the man tT wer" ' mouth te many generations,
wlili heisclf could net nucnih the flame above him ns well ns himself.
lltllPS. tllO thnt kn.nnJ nltl-lr. 1,.- Vt'l. .11.1 !,-
levelv lnjette. and It was lapture tc .. , , . , , " , . , t
treatP the Pinbieldcreil sheer dreses. f h"r 0,lt "n'v h" ante te be
and the pink ewenter. nnd the funnv 'tn nr. uat ether union could
little undergarments. That shin. wh.v. there pessiblv be for his calls and his
It was Kjripli bigger than n pocket i,.irn.,n. e.i ,h ,i .. .1,-. v.. ,-.
Ill I illliv-lll (' IHC Ullllll IIII1L lit' s-I I L.
her "aie flip fan that lie liked her?
Iuring this time Clee was a crea
ture of flame- and spirit. If she had
been tantalizing in the pis:, she was
cn you for verv life
They looked like dell
handkerchief, vet soft and wnnu. Am!
the socks, two inches long, of pink
knitted silk, (tuite n little tninkful. nil
made in glorious anticipation, each fin
ished nnd laid awav In poi fumed pad
Tomorrow Selecting Quick Ones
The Weman's Exchange
Bleaching Sweater
Te thf f dtter of TTeeiau 5 raef
T)ear Madam I have a hand-knitted
white sweater and
Mammv Ann. mi old maminv. nearly
1 eighty -five years young, can still make
this delicious pudding with n master
band.
Place in mUIiig bowl
Vice and ene-hnlf eupi of flour.
One-half teaspoon of salt,
'three level teaspoons of baking poic peic
dei .
Sift flour and then rub In
Four tablespoons of shortening, and
SOMETIMES, of course, we de lilt the
right tiling in thi head-en fashion.
But that is only it chance. '
I'simllv, when wc go blindly nnd I
stubbornly fervvnid into a venture, we
1 ti...l liL-n tin. vomit- (benis -rill, that it
New. Cvnthla. he 'steed me up ' nnd ,H .,' nl jllst high -sounding wetds nnd I
I have net heard from him aince, and I ",,"'' J,r h b
i bneuid iike te Knew it I s-hculd send 1 '"'."'. ." .., i
II 1 IMIIBi I
We strugglp. nnd wen. v. and wish'
ti,e we hndu't done It. nnd keep en. often i
se Just because it would be te iicknewl-
for cc ce fnl uip it we uhvp up anil tiieci
it. nnd jour sendinc it hack will be a seniPtblnc mere congenial.
iHupc iciuht uiiu nisi ismi ei mm "hen. when tunes cct tee thick for
for his behavior,
It back.
Bv all means send
us, we depart ns grneeiuiiy as pessi-
WHAT'S WHAT I
By Helen Dccie
7 -SI 4ClllA9 l In AAM
rtnl.u Tl.- .1.1- .1... ,.., . I "lr" "SB " M'BIll WO-imrUS CUIJ OI II1UK
i, baakct luted out vlith pink nercs.itles '"ere than ever se new. for her moods ,. ... ... ' ' " ,n7 ' ?,,,,. te m,akp " Jeugh. turn en floured pis--Uthatwere
se fragile and Willful. Hven varied with even passing minute , Z XI 1 , , .' , ?? ' ., lt, U " I.rv, bfa,r1 "ml ,0ll ",t about ene-ulf
the soft brush and tiny .einb. for si ken rr e-,Pm,i ti,nf ,. u, i , rv ''" '" ' '" "'"-a. -pu wun
curls that were i c.ew. ami , uri I . V1" "erJ fhl,,R nbel,t lier (he sufl t0 ,Ir e you think if I washed , One Quart of strawberries, that have
around your tingei i as intensineci. npr tawny linr gleamed it naln and put it In the shade te 7er trashed and turned en cloth te
And then, after the fevcied teiture. like burnished copper, her eyes would clrv it wejd be all tight? M w. dry and then stemmed,
when, nil the world seuned i taml at one moment widen nnd dilate in that Wash it In a solution of hydrogen One cup of brown sugai.
still, and you hovered between life nml ourietm wav Carev had noticed when he peroxide and water This will make It' lJ'e-ax"lrtP' taspoen of mace.
aeath cairn the first eiy. nnd thev told tnst met htr and'nt ethers would nnr- aU vhlt,, aai"- Vcs, be nute nnd dry ''nc-quarter teaspoon of alhpice.
you IT was here alive and n-nl and row nnd almost veil themselre. h.,M,i In the shade, is the sun is -vhat made New roll ns for .iellv roll, tnkine care
brought it te veu. V man ever will their lashes, se henw were ther ,iith t!l" "00 ,clI" ,te tuck, and press closely the ends of
new what tint meant dreams Sometimes she would forget
mr,r,v,- . T, , , , "J ervrhinc but ihe fnct tint she was
fniiRht. months of the u underfill jer clcrtneallv alive, and at thee times
X and pain, the delight and anxjptv,
and the tearing of veur verv h' iirt
atrlngk, and the tinv waxlike corpse
Ne man ever will knew whnt that
torture was. It wns akin te mndnes
And you put the little clothes, scarce.
ly worn, awny in lavender, and vei
cried till tlieie mver would be nnethci
Fixing Dress
'Is ihe Fditer e U'emem s Paet
sue weuiu give 'e I "a rev net enlv the uear .Maeiair. Aitneugn a ceistari
dciightfil companionship she had given reader of jour meit helpful :e umn, I
te the ether men who had plavcd a part ha,'" nLtT nw" writlnB te veu here-
in he- nc-e i. ,. . i.ii " " ' . tofere as maa of my problems have
..." ' . . '""'s-iHiHK mere miu i,een arswered threuKh your wonderful
in
I am eure you can
as -.irangeiv iinru te anaii70 Yhc a(ilce te etl-er
whs ar once iiue ure and mist, almost help me though
intlmatelv dose nnd vet mysterieuslv I have a henna diess wh'ch has two
beckoning and allurine. PHrev f.i,in"r very censn --ueus stains made by water
tear in the world. And .veu s..rfteri the matter fairlv and seunrelv.' r..nli?ed Hew can i de awnv with these wate-
t . ... . .... . .' ...... ., ,.e a . . .. r r.l. a Ir. nmf.! r.nAi-
ine narce iiik nieii i,, terirer timr tt ner cnarm unci nim m .aiiinnr gnninc, ir nm.,,.. .vr. ... ....t -. ... ..ii.. vt
TB. lll rtVlstA.l Wt hi, iftrtt, fiilln.l t.lmct .-..t.I t. . ' tiOn
,. ...... . .-.,..v4, .-- ....... wuu ,i,4i,r,'ii "uicning ner
Ar If n mother ever could ferg'-t ' fahtinatedlv at times whin her irregu
And new. jeu come ai ress the babv inr little fare was exqul'ltelj bea't'i-
cietnes. nnd it ail comes bark Ihe bit- tut
i he tell. New lift the roll te nuddinc
i leth and tie in the cloth loebclv. plunge
into a large kettle of boiling water nnd
cook for thirty minuteK, then lift te
the colander nnd let drain for few min
utes. Turn en het platter and serve
with strawberry foam.
Strawberry ream
Place In large pitcher
7' ire cups of crushed strawberries.
One cup of sugar.
ethe-n se" R. K
Take a p ece of ine sime material as
, the dress moisten It and lay It eei ene
of the Eeu Then press Immedlatelv
with h wrm iron You'll find this will
terness nnd rebellion seem as peignnnt hen the talked she used eveiy fea- i take lt awaj entirelj
a in tnesp nrst nays, me j ears age. nire. even ner sum hands plaved n part ether
j-er me vvurs ion nacKwaru ns it a "i nor iiecripueu et h thing, and that "
lngle night. Ne ether" baby ever came, little trkk she had of pursing her lips t .'-r7 ... TTil
and you took up the enllnarv burdens was distracting); alluring. I allOreu dull tr lilt
and activities, nnd even were a bit Mr and Mri.'Rldgefield liked Carev ni i t . s j
frivolous nt times, and oilier people liked him verv much, but Martha Ridge- elOUSO OJ ApriCOt UrgClllUy
lurgei mat unci episode neiu who untcneu tier daughter mys
terleusly unfold her petals like n flewe
HOW man a methet Im" put awav
the tinv garments in liitfeiiiesn
and hew ninny ethers h-ivi mkin the.u
nut ngnin with subdued pi. a n re
thinking tlint the liter niwioner n ight
as well hnve the little lntn n if
It were a relnmrnatleii of th, h.div
that died '.
Hew manv mothers hnve se..n th'Ir
nnuic-s live unci grew ie mstuiitv- nnu
then have wept, heinuse t
had been dmi nnd s,
in innocent niininv liml l nme wild
and wuvwutil ungrntefir mid perhaps
a ci'imlii'il I ninth is nm i(lf. ,,, ,,,
even the wcust. suffering liillnnd upon
metheis! 'lheri .ire i nnipiiism nn in
losing one's ,)veil beings h nnnirnl
hand tlint n time take, us Tiun m
least, the iiiLineiies an sm , t -
er
lilting its neml te the sun. knew that
Clee was in Ien fei the hrst time in
her lifp and tei'i7(,l the- clanger of dis
illusion if nnnhitig should happen.
.She could net quite muke Carey out
stlie watched him whenever if vva ut
all possible nnd semi times she sur
irised a hafflu.g leek in his eyes when
thev iestid nn I'lee It wasn't at nil
a leek that s gmtied love, it wns nlmnu
1.,., hn a leek of appraisal, and at Mich times
worshiped "' la' '"P(i strnngeiv reld and pur-
te hnbles of the eaith when
IHAT linve we done for tin- lts fm .
'," tunate
our own nave unci" nave vvp meielc
tinssed eiii tine mid spem ,nir mini' v
In coniliienplm i ipeiirnre mid enjev .
nients, turning a mlleus ,c ,ni tne
thetlHnnds (lf bnliiis In M pemest dis
tricts, who pmiil Mini sjf kmeil nim ,ie,
in summer, fei wmit of fresh nil .mil
pure milk'' llavi we had no quicken
ing of nui Imagination hcrmisc et our
maternity that wns ,, hnef and our
Mifferliig that never left u' We were
mere mothers of niituinl intiiut, hut
net in rt grent Hulnl sense
Or hnve- we mothered manv babieu,
and cuiiM-d little ones te grew stmng
and happy, ivcu if eir own wee one
bad te die?
Slipper Play, a Tiirh
Fashion introduces a tiling, and then
alie feinetiiiips vi iv theiightf'illv m eks
j.esf'il This fart troubled Mrs. Ridge
tield nl'hei.-h like i Iff, sue reuld net
understand vhv Carv I'he'ps should
dinie attendance mi ii, girl as be rlid
unle-s he rnred fm hei
One nig t when r'lee had gene le tl,
Uientie with Ca-ev Martha RidgffieM
'eiind u !iiipe,s,ibt te f,leep ,s.he
'essed un.pfiillv ,reni side te side, and
when s) e lnurd t Ipe eeme m nnd a few
min lies inter g. te ner room she sought
hei fin ighter out,
Clee was sanding in the coiner ff
her loom, still in her tlame. colored
evening freelc She was f i esh wltn the
intangible 1,'oem tin' nlwavs seemed te
pinaiiitp fiem h r and she smiled ,i
slew seei smile ns she met her moth
ei 's ei p
Itul i i have ( j ,el time'' liw
KldtieM asked
Yes ' Clies tone was hushed
Mit- Rdgelield we.it up te tr
dnughtei urn) put hei nrms mound the
lender figure
"Clee. fhP benn liesitfltlnglv
"veu II think nn a foolish old woman
but sometimes con almost make me
iifrnid for veu if anything should
hurl jeu. dear I think it would break
nn henri '
Cl'e dievv a long t-r nth. ni d then
hei words mi ml pnsjeimt,,.
' Oh. nieihei, 1 in net nfiaul
is
Hive
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te make It mere imnfei nhle In ,l.n ..i. ,i.i i....' i .. ... . ' ''
r ii '" '""'h "i"1 mimes me i 1111)1.
case of slippers with straiis. Me cer. ih ii,..i., !,. ' ' ',
talnly hits hiu reeded fm some of thpsp ' nskpd me te mnirv th.-in. and I niv'e
...... ...... j.- ,, ,,,,, ,. ,-,,,,,, i u Mll, ufiere vviiat it iih int '
without having te fusil.,, huttens r -v, ,e sure veu Uwv. deni' '
buckles, ii, thi'.i 11 fit Miiigv. t v,,s I knew' r.,l i," i
Hew Is It de... '' WpII. it will hnvP te e,i .,., en. ' , , -.. ,.v'"L : ? ?1S
,. m . ' '-- .--.. .j ".i MJ 7 1 VlUfllt'S.
ill 1 1 1 If 1 - -
"t II tli A
bil iidmlttisl th'ri s ii bit
about it, Iikiiiisi whnt appears te hp
a succeshien of straps is i rally just nn
effect that i given by thp inther lngh
, upper part of the slipper's being nai -
' luwjy t-l't in ii series of plan's When
Mils purr u of blm k suede combined
ywlth blink leather it is ispeclally smatt.
, TKI.f. ytWH hTKMM.K VI'IIKR
'v,Te ifiniml Miu le order u emu ut ntxt
Punde'a IM nt Ii. I.uoexk In ndtanee, no )uu
PA rerinie ie scr iiiinvini (amecu
Te morrow strange Knieunter
Making It Different
The fl-PViless iiiesv of i bee kid giug
lrnitYj of ttce eaes
Whip witli wire egg beater until the
mteher Is full of a frothy pink mix
ture. Tt usuallv requires about fifteen
minutes' steady beating.
Repeat with the Old Time Southern Strawberry Short-
cake '
I I'lacc in mining bowl I
7 ice and one-half cups of flour, i
One-half teaspoon of salt. .
7 ice fct-eJ tablespoons of baking pew- I
cfer. .
Four level tablespoons of sugar.
Sift te mix, new rub in te the pre- '
pared flour
five tablespoons of butter, and use.
One-half cap of thin cream and
One cell-beaten egg te feim a dough.
Rell or pat out nbeut half inch thick.
Cut with large biscuit cutter and
brush lightly with melted butter and I
put two biscuits tegethc'i. Place en
baking sheet and bake in het even eight
een minutes, split while warm nnd cover i
the lower part with crushed nnd sweet- I
ned berries and serve with thin cus- j
tnrd.
Virginia Thin Custard
Place in'6aueepan
7 tc e and one-half cups of milk,
One-half cup of sugar, i
Yolks of tire egg, I
ice raolMpeoni of cernstaich.
Whip te blend and dlsmhe the&tarc-h,
then bring te boil; cook for live min
utes and flavor with one teaspoon of
wimim. ivei uiiu iiivii ruin nnu serve I
ill pitcher, first whipping the custard
with whip before eerving. If a bit tee
thick add ene-hilf cup thin cream or
milk. .
Strawberry Deep Dish Tie !
Rub n straight -sided disl well vuh
butfr and dust with flour. New place1
In the dish one quart of washed, dried I
and steamed berries. Place, in small
bowl
Otic cup of breicn sugar, j
Five level tablespoons of flour,
One-half teaspoon of nutmeg.
crk between me nngcrs te h'enr
and sprinkle ever the berries. New
1 1 ever the top of the berries with a crust
of pastry and bake in moderate even for
thirty minutes. When cold serve with
hard sauce.
'Ihe above recipes can be used for all
the small berry fruits, interchanging
I for variety.
A IS'cw Sweater
"Hew inn I mnkp my sw enter se
thnt It won't leek like about seventeen '
ethers you sec':" In what in werrving !
many n young knitter, Wp! there is j
ii vuricolered chip thnt S exfrnneh j
liknble. If starts out bv being tnu,
but then decides upon stripes, nnd has '
Advice for "Ima Peach"
Dear Cynthia As jeu suggested our
helping '"Ima Peach, ' here gees:
When you wrote te Cynthia. "Ima
Peach." didn't veu make n rather grave
mistake? Why. veu said meu were a
I veung girl of fortv-ene' Surelv you
i meant frtnvfattn Utlll , n,..in i.i.lD' ..?
that age erv tarely have wrinkles, and
I have. Anally come te the conclusion
that veu mean dimples. Anether thing.
If you are a flnPPer. aa you claim, veu
don't wear veur skills short enough
Mo-vever. jeu shouldn't wear nhees
And as for your drinking soda water
quite freelv. well, jeu were kidding,
weren't veu? 'Pears te me jc-u surely
are in love, considering nil the mis
takes J'eu made De jeu still go te
Grammar Scheel?
And Isn't it n shame about jour peer
nose. Of course, j-eu cun't help that,
but jeu can get It straightened. I think
it real mean of 'him" net te take you
out until after dnrk T rcallv think
he doesn't care for veu or a little mat-'
ter of a crooked nose would mnke no
him up "a. Cjnthla s'a" T bV flrstK'ef ena" XnlSeta"""'?.?.:
K1 td,!saat9ntuS8trto,tev,ee,?nicrB1fri1,,?lhi h" "7'
veu Then I'm an. e en nn-t hi,Ln dleux toether acquaintances before
b?tU of '.'reuble" Z'ct TLkl , ! Kis'.SuThc
vSI!P"av!iua ff?? V'..e't110, r0U aJ" '" fcSnda nea'r'the deer," and I
veung. leu have at least ten mere ,c D, . . creet the con intr need
5BeHouHKfefebnJ inZd "" U"nU " partlnp? Buei" Te tRf her Eied.
nut ir, atter nil, I am mistaken and erd with anv of her i-nesiM inniveA
veu are really fertj one. well It's be-, the' awkwardness of a 'weend farewcl"
The enlv thin lean think of K buy net necessary for a uest te sav Beed-by
a.rtarlanvint..tile. b", fS" ln,?Ae t0 an one but friends before passing
with that, euve started in a little en te the hostess and thnnklmr hei for
tee late te he a flapper I mean an the. enlojable occasion I.ailj Macbeth'
honost-te-goodness one. Above nil, ie- -stand net upon the erdei f veur co
member the old saylnir. If at first jeu ing, but go at once." rcmnlns te thl dav
uen t Buucrcu, c., ii. v nuin, agam, a model rule rer leave-taktiig Linger
again, again, and again, etc. in faiewells are out of place after a
A. M. USED. gav social gutherlne.
T
mf
Manv of ihe iuit centf of the vear
lepresent enlj the activities of u
barker. ' Loek inside," they shout,
and sice the beautiful waistcoat or
blouse uhlih we- are showing today."
L .,.. .. -,. .1 - . , '. . . " '- I I" . ""I.
.-e uimiiugu ine coat ei teiinv s ineiiei them going across instead of up nnd
.-. ,m, ,,,.,,,., ,, ,, ,-iiui:c'ii i iiiriij lu Lllll inn, t lie IVI1V IIKV no nrrnn,l
hmn --mi he niade evtr.inelv Mimrt If It publldtj campaign fei n blouse of np.l- and their coleis me the thing! I'Jrst 1
Ih worn with n bees, thnt bus foliar .ut organdy with a striking Pickwick- comes one of narrow lines of arayT
III) I llfT et tin Millie color un the Inn ifert of i ellnr. As t Itu ou n f nreer nlnl. klie mwl lnrn,l. .i,. ..-ti.l.
..... ... ... .i. l i.i. ..t ........ i. :. L .....- ' ' - .."'""si. iiivii luimvi
ini-iivi- in no- M"Ki"ini . en. in vvnni- huh sun ni navy twin tieunu with dibck tup tomes a slngle narrow line of gray,
embroidery en either side of the cellar. 'e ire braid represents en of thn.etl.en annthee mired etri.m .nj . n
?vr f''i',rrm?,'"Jr(,i, L't r I "ml '" "", nilddle of each ruff, finishes I tailored models which are always in until the whole geed-looking sweater is
mkimr. "M ?nmMt'AJx?tMt''' ' perfect taste. CORINNR LOWR. linished. ,
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