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YiSilpTerture Is Needless and Wrong,
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' . ays vv mnijrea Harper oeicy
EVENING PUBLIC . LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUStf" 16, 1922:
1 . -
si
HliltE In a young wife and mother
who thrown acid nil ever her face,
burning horribly and blinding herself
permanently. te
WINNIFRKD
IIAKPKK COOt.ET
act.
atone for a Bin I
And the yellow
press runs big
headlines stating
that her "sncrl
flee" is In Tain!
It speaks ns If she
were at least
partly noble, and
self-sacrificing In
some heroic way.
It tries te appeal
t e sentimental
readers as If there
were geme lovely
and marvelous
thing In such an
Her husband left her, and took their
NOW, such criminality would be tee
monstrous te comment en, In dis
cussing our woman's problems, were It
net that there Is a spark of this hor
rible belief in ntenement by tprture In
many n person's mind I
Throughout the nges, a distorted,
morbid belief has been held by some
that self.tnrtttrn la mernl ! The scien
tific- folk of today call It by an ugly I
nnmn. nrwl Arnlnfn ifint- nhnnrmnl. hva- '
Please Tell Me
What te De
By CYNTHIA
name, and exnlain that abnormal. hs
terlcnl nnd nerverted natures derive an l
actual pleasure out e: inmcting pain
Lttfer te Cvnthia's column mutt
teren en en aide the poser only,
and muif e etaned with ttt wrtler't
jtnme and address. The neme will n
te yiiDlla'ied th writer does net tewn
If. I'mtenrd Inters and Tetter wrttten
ei both (dej e the taptr will net e
anjitccrrd. Writer tcAa tclh personal
aimeere that ran se given in the column
iclll plea leek there, as personal letters
ar only uritUn when absolute! necej
little child. We should think he' should sten short, of course. Then, a
Mould! Such an act is net romantic or (line of conduct that is active may be
praiseworthy, but degenerate and wholly beneficial, net in undoing the wrong,
Inexcusable. One can nnd should for- but In milling te the sum total of hu-
cive much. Human nature is frnll, and man happiness.
lew of us nre se sinless as te cast the
first stone. I. tt e de we knew what 'I 'U m, negatively -geed is com
They Are "Attractive-Leeking"
Tiear rVntlM "wr . 4- .tiA, in
upon themselves. In religious ecstn-y ,,. teens, and we are very attractlve
In past ccnturcs. many persons did iti- .1 . y . : ..
these mad acts. '. '"-. " " """" DUl a
In this age of enlightenment, there Is ".i.. i, " . we are VBry mucn
no excuse. The public should under- """' n ' '
stand that common sense and mental ' Put thy ll0 net show up. Please tell us
health forbid such criminality. Te In- "w te win them. R. H. C.
fllct pain, cither bodily or mental, i Perhaps If j-eu would try mere, te be
never did any geed te nny human being. ' attractive In manner than attractive in
if one lias erred, and repents, she ' leeks, the girls would keep their dates
witn you.
Friend Gees te West Point
Dear CvnthlT t.... - v.. -!..
who graduated from high school nnd
It ROII1C te WmI Pnltil f, Altn
" I 'What vlinnlil T p - uflu ...u" :".."..
temptations nstnll a foolish nnd weak J- mendnhliv Hut te aid etliers Reed-by Is It proper for me te kiss
person, nor new we ourselves weniu inctively and de Kindly nnd constructive .""" kuuu-uj. WOSDERINO,
llmnlv shnWA hnnA. nA ...iai. 1.1.
geed luck, adding some remark like
5 sure te remember your old friends
and leek me UD -whenever vnn mmi
home for a. holiday." Ne. dd net klsa
bear up under certain tests. 1 things arc even beUrr. If a husband or
Therefore, te forgive Is divine. wife Is guilty of living wandered from
But net te condone an abnormality, the path of lejnlty. there are a thou-
. . . . sand crarleus lines of conduct for future
rpHB young wife became fascinated JMlrs Thc metllcr of a baby has ' him unless you n ("engaged te htm.
y 11 iiuirricii num. rup un priin- 1 jiicniy iu hi. uj 1111 mp tppi et tier inn ( -
mentnl nnd unbalanced. She carried en time. In bringing up thnt child well. If Considers Himself Prettv
a secret Intrigue for several years. At I her hubnnd Is big nnd fine enough te n... -...,, m tv.i . .. - L .,
last threatened with exposure, she be- understand nnd overlook her sin. shell hate tnken the libertv of wrtnl tS
gnn n systematic scheme of casting the can be a little mere- thoughtful nnd de- jour column. I think it Is en" of the
suspicion et tne wnoie state upon etner voted in ttieir Heme lite than a wire who 1 nnest columns ever printed "Topsy." 1
persons. She wrote anonymous letters has net committed anv faults. But hew ? tf- am an outdoor boy and re camrj-
te herself, threatening death. She can any one believe that torture for Its ' 1" .evcJ7. year' .r am a lever of all
threw nets around se many Innocent 1 own sake will add te the Jey
people tnat some twelve were tasen ey ' tranquillity or a household?
and
the rtellce. and caused te suffer!
Yet, all the while, the kept seeing
her lever, even after his wife had girsn
her an ultimatum of dropping him, or
being exposed. Her madness and Idiocy
led ntr te believe that she could escape
being found out.
Finally, In an agony et "rtxeerte,"
she threw carbolic add ever her face,
and told a tale of being bound and mu
tilated. She nibbed lye Inte her eyas.
Others were arrested for the deed. At
last, the truth came out.
Perhaps you agree that physical rer-
rnrj te oneself is madness, but yea
cherish a fixed belief that mental ter
tare is beneficial. It Is net ! When one
has ceased te commit the felly, It should
be done with. Net forgotten, for we
learn from enr mistakes we "rise en
ear dead selves te better things" but
kept merely as a reminder te cause us
te he fine and actively geed. Women
tead te be a bit morbid about "self
sacrifice." We should grew healthy-minded.
Mrs. Wilsen Illustrates the
Various Uses of the Peach
f iih Seme Delicious Recipes Obtained Frem the Accom
plished Wives of tlie Blue Hen State, Delatcare
By mS. M. A. WILSON
( epuriaht, IStS. tv 3ST1. SI. A, TTilJen.
riehfe referred
I Beat egg and milk well and use te
n form a soft dough. Have the pesch
mixture boiling and dren ervcr the dnme-
THE Stnte of Delaware has always ling mixture in spoonfuls, nnd then dust
claimed kinship with the Pwith. nnd l7nhtJ'r7,LT3SF ld f'T"
the housewives of tb Bhe Hen State en place In het even for twenty-five
nre justly famous for their cooking, minutes. Serve het for dessert.
1 Ieip en will find the hemsewife anxious Teach Bell Colonist HvU
f .r new recipes, gladly rlTlng you some " """ T! StyV?
of tho-e (.he has found worth while. Fare slice sufficient peaches te
mill experimenting in her own humble mcaanre three cups when pressed in the
wnv with the recipes of long age. ' 0U,pJ?r?lr' SP sufficient sjed
Mr. Hnrrv ftithbert. a scion of one , rnlstaa te measure one cap.
of the old Manlnnd families, has an' riacu In small bowl
i-'d cookbook which was printed in ISIS.
, ml -he prbe" the recipes in this book
much that while she l willing te
cMiv them for u. she would net let
the book go out of her poeslen
sports and can play tennis. I de net
believe In kltslnr srlrls unless I like
Uiem. I de net praise myself, but I ;
consider myilf nrettv. I m & lert I
nbeut eighteen years old. thlnkln of
pelng Inte the navy pretty seen. I tun
from the North, but travel all parts of
the Seuth nnd like It very mueh. Write
eoen "Topsy," I am sorry I cannot
have you en my list of friends.
Should a
SPORT.
Qlrl BetlaveT
One cup of breim tugar.
1 iirrc lauieipoens et fletr,
of cwr
"nc-naiT reoneon or rinnamnn
"ne-qiiaritr teaipoen of nutmeg.
Mix well by rubbing between ' the
fingers.
Place In mixing bowl
Three c:tpi of flenr.
tme icatpoen of ttilt.
en" rf r ,C '"'f' tahl"pwnt f hakin P' j Wnadlefna: rfrl3!? t0 """ Ut WhQt
sen- fn, n. a ' Geed luck te yr-uf column, Cynthln
lit In tablespoon) of evgar. yg
Sift tmre nnd rub into this flour five
Amnrnr thc reclDes cathered from
this book nre i-evcra! dishes made with
leaches, and ni the pearh season is
lcrc and the Delnware penh particu-
l-'il lu!cieu,'. I feel sur you win en
. i them.
In this home during thc peach
n lilir rfnn nenches are first cu
1 ,e t.n ..,, famAi'Bil tlicn nnred.
'...il.lf n..M. I- ,llnncl In tlmir. and I' el tableblloeils of bnrtwr nnH ute lUre.
fru-d a golden brown In "meklng het fourths t up of milk and one well -beaten
nvn fat. garnished with nicely elk of egg te form a dough. lirn en
I 'owned lincen. nnd served for break- well -floured pastry beard and roll out
f,i t. Trv it, it is truly delicious. in nn oblong -hept nn-half inch thick:
Mrs. Ciithbert makes a delirious spice , spread with the prepared peaches, then
1 rnch butter that i1- delicious en het with the ralpins. no sprinkle the pre
cipes toast nnd te serve with meals pared sugar eer nil nnd roll as for
ns n condiment. Jfj'v roll ; fasten the ends securely nnd
. .. Ilft t0 np" Creased and floured baking
I each miner pan nnt3 bake in moderate even for
Cut penehe In -mall pieces and place thirty minutes, basting every te-n mln
In the preserving kettle without paring, utes with the follewing:
adding one cup or nening whit iu fry
1 hree nimrt" e ncacne. our nu.j
Dear Cjnthla I am a oenstnt
reader et -our most wonderful column.
I have two questions en my mind which
I would like answered and have thought
of writing te you and asking te answer
them for me.
. Pnt ..Shuld a rlrl believe when a
fellow tells her geed things about her
self? Second. Hew should a fellow act te
!hew a rlrl he leve.s her? TVhnt iliinu.
should lie de? IjTLIiUMS.
If she wants te, yes. Dut she
shouldn't take rt seriously and get con
ceited about It. And she should use
common sense and remember that It's
possible te hare tee much of a xed
thing.
A man Dheuld tall the elrl that he
teies Uer nnd ask her te marry hlni.
He shouldn't de any "things" until he la
ready te de that.
Yeu Should Bew First
Dear Cytithla I am a steady reader
cf your column fcrr a long time, but I
hatS never written te you before. I
want you te htlp me by answering a
few Questions.
VTemng en the etrcet one day with
n grrl friend of mtne I passed e. boy 1
knew talking te two ether boys whom
I did net ETtcw. The boy I knew
did net hrs ft hat en. "While talking
te these ether b"rs Ills eje met mine.
He did neithlnr. but Kent On tnJUnir nn
1 if he did net knew or eee me, What
should he hare done? Should he have
said "Helle." nodded or whni? Should
T speak te hfm nbeut this matter or
let it co?
well, also
.4 1 aHS ths fcs.
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ft "- JriflK i I auiHiW. '
r, v mm 1 abbBmIsbmkv
eKBT'l'slBHBHe'SI
rsflsisssH -HaWiniflE
w
IVs called
a'
garden frock.
probably
because there
are garden
products
pictured
1 en its
cretonne.
Bat the panel
and bertha
of organdie
decorated with
'tiny bows
of ribbon
make it
wearable
for afternoon
as well.
Old Age Need Net Be Se 'Ugly"
as Seme Women Fear It Will Be
Grandmothers Who Have Leve Shining Through Their Eyes
Arc Mere Charming Than the Yeung Women of Fashion
tt7"H, I hate se te get old," mourned
v the woman whose hair waB get
ting1 gray. "There are se many pleas
ures and advantages thnt you can't
have when you get old, nnd old nge Is
se ugly."
Se often you hear this said, and In
some 'ways it's very true.
There are pleasures that must
given up as strength fnljs, joints becenus
lefts supple, and comfortable chairs
mere welcome.
The vigorous stride of youth gives
way te a slower, mere feeble step which
makes Invigorating walks or long trips
cither Impossible te undertake or very
tiring. ,
Since there Is se much less that can
be done there Is Just thnt much less te
talk nbeut and think of.
And se the mind turns bnck te the
dayi when it was possible te be up and
doing, when every hour was full 01 in
terest nnd activity. . ,
But nge is net ugly ; that Is, it need
net be ugly.
rvF COURSE. It can be ugly. The
J proverbial "old maid" is a "most
unattractive old thing, with a cari
cature of a face." , .
Bi h is a soured, bitter, gossiping
old Indy with no Interest in life out
side of her tabby eat nnd herself, nnd
the petty news she can pick up.
It isn't nge thnt hna made her ugly.
It's her disposition, her chnrnctcr.
She nlwnys lias been unattractive be
'cause she never tried te put anything
line into her life or give anything fine
out. of her heart,
Vnn'ii find lir outside of the story
be ! hooks nnd the movies ; she's a perfectly
real character. ...
But you don't feel like, bothering te
leek for her very much.
f
T
THE HOME
IN GOOD TASTE
Iiy Ilareld Donaldsen Eberlein
tnk'
u
one of my girl friends
t
s idea away from lur?
One day ft boy tee m hime. and
before leaving m& he asked for a kiss.
Should J have grven It te him' De
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....fit i,n iim,'1ks ere verv pett, then
ciel. rub through sieve te remove the
skins and stones. Measure this pulp
uml return te the preserving kettle, nnd
udd
Tica-thinli cup of hreien sugar for
every cup of pemh pulp.
One-hull trmpoen of gmaer.
One-half teaipem of cinnamon,
One-quarter tcarpoen of nutmeg.
One-eighth teaspoon of alltpxee.
Three table. poeni of cider vinegar.
fnnV Hlmrlv until very thick, like
Three-quarters cup of molasses or
honey.
Three quartern eup of boiling icater.
7ir laoirviQen 0) nutter. Te Tec'-M'ecsv" our ceinuli
Stir well te blend Spm n'lik m.m 1 m i' 1 ir unili.erei, T is 'ir.- you
.Te . 1 tun wenucrrui is a raiucnoea
llr. ailm.mti'd pi rliai h 111 ..01110 af,
but nnt nil wh n 311 a li ;ill xcl
Tcu shcruld have bowed and spoken
as eoen as ou cnusht this boy's eye.
and then 1 e should linve bowed In re
turn Ne. de net spoil e' It
l.et th's g,rl knew that ou Hr net
U all Impressed Itli hei nnd that jeu
consider her sllK te put en such airs
Yes. h Is trying jou-eut Let Iitm
see that ou consider jeurself n. ladj
and. thref0'e, abee such behavior
'Sentimental Temmy' Writes Again
1 if ar t'vnthla With 'our permis
sion 1 will uddress .1 few words te
' TtgRv ' Did you eay 1 may? Cintha!
'en in a dear and without n blush T
ilntt fie & (An rf () eii Vrfl iinli e
nh.n adjective Is net "sponsored by , the motif for the cabriele legs of chairs,
Webter "I lcve jeu no e man or tables and highboys; two cynia cunt"..
woman 1 nlmed ns in t . formed the scroll top
Queen Anne Furniture
The furniture of the types made in
the early part of the eighteenth century
is called "Queen Anne" or "Queen
Anne Karly Georgian." The shorter
name, however. Is thc term usuallv ap
plied, nnd In general covers the furni
ture styles in vogue till about l":i."j or
1740. Although Queen Anne died in
17W. there was 110 very marked change
in style until well en toward the mid
dle of the century.
Furniture of this period Is distin
'guished by the prevalence of curving
lines in Its design nnd is called
'curvilinear." as opposed te the
"rectilinear" or i-tr.iight-liiicd types
of furniture of earlier and Inter
dates. The 'cyiua curve, shown
In "A" of the "illustration, was
everywhere conspicuous as the basis of
design. Twe ryma curves, plnreil us In
"B," formed the design or cnair-biu k,
or gave the shape for the tops of mir
rors or the heads of panels as in '!'."
and "1; n siugic ryma curve supplied
The Wife Cheater
By HAZGIi DETO BATCHELOR
Jenn JSffodtetidffe marrie Nerman
TTene In spite of many wflrnlnpt
from her friends, fihe cheset him in
preference te Herbert IAvingsten, tche
loves her demtely, But iche knit
Jferman's charm. Jean it confident
of being 06I9 te held ftermati, al
though he hat never been known te
care for one tceflH mere tMn a few
iceclt at a t lm bat eeJlen fer their
marriage, he maket Jean miserable 6
his attentions te ether women and
finally ends up ej having a flirtation
with Jean's tlsler Edith, who comes
te visit them, Jean is desperate,
Tn the meantime, Herbert Livingston
has come back into her life, and when
one night he tells her he loves h)cr.
Jean is tempted te let 7ii'm think that
she tee cares.
Editlis Warning
T SFRELT paid afterward for these
if,
becnus, they think with and for
children and grandchildren.
iji
rpiipilt facesmay net be beautiful il
- one sense, their hands mif. vi?
wrinkled, their figures net accerdlne?
te the latest stvle. DJAl
But the' beauty which Is in thIr'wl
f-nuls Is greater ' than anv ni,..i..if m
licnuty they inny have had In their!
They have n soft nnd shining InM.i?
!... J.... k III.. 41.- .11 . ., ! '"'.
Oh, age Isn't ugly If the youth ae,f
maturity that hnve preceded It JijcJi
been full of svi.'-.tncss and unsclfishli'!
ncsi. ; -Td
It's the cxntssslen of "thn "i... J
nnd spiritual" ihat counts, net thLJ
"outward nnd vlMble sign." ' bt
lieney snuee
Colonial Cream Heney Sauce
Place In saucepan
One and one-half cups of honey
li',s wei llkn hip tliTe would b no
flappers ou ,iri mistaken rer if I
iwere king all femts would be flnp-
nir 1 ns I fcnmi' flannel si When
Bring te boiling point, reek until Itli .y nil females, I mean these between
found nn litclibeys. b 1 ri'tttrics nnd cup
beards, while two cjnis curves, jihie 1 il
ns in "1." formed the outline em-
menlj giien te the skirting or npieus
of hlghbev.s. lov.bejs, tallies and etlier
w moments of weakness, for again
and again I went ever the scene in my
mind's eye.
Herbert had left nbruptly and ns I
remembeicd, although I was hardly con
scious nt the time of what I was Bay
ing. I told iiiui te go. With my re re
vuMen of feeling I had been almost
hysterical with the desire te be rid of
him. T felt at that moment as though
I neicr wanted te see him again. I
was ashamed of what had happened,
and even the thought of Nerman's dc
lintuinries failed (e comfort me for
that moment of weakness.
liml Herbert known? Dad he sensed
the response in me as he had held me?
I fulrlj writhed at the thought ns I
sat by my window in the darkness with
in? cheeks en fire and my heart beat
ing like n trip-hammer.
1'dith ami Nerman returned and for !
once tliej did net linger dewnstnirs, but
came up laughing and talking. I felt
f-eciue in the privacy of my room, for
of hit" Net man had net sought me out
alune. nnd lMith never dtepped into
my room for a bedtime chat. But this
lime she stepped nt my deer ami
Can Yeu Tell?
Bv R. J. and A. TT. Bedmtr
Why Scratching ReJIeve Itching
Itching is caused by the ends of the
nerves of touch which are d strlbutcd
throughout the skin layer In all parts of
the body becoming irritated. hon hen
ever theFf nerve ends are disturbed in
such a wny as te cause itching thc sen
sation felt by the nerves Is telegrnphed
te the brain, and we become conscious
of the itching te such sn extent that
v. v ir. ... tn our fineers that
we go ahead nnd scratch. We find that
when we scratch there Is nt least n tern- .
perary relief from tne uiscemiun. ,
Scratching relieves itching because the
act of scratching produces a counter-
irritant. When yet, appiy n i
irritant you merely divert the attention
of the brain from an Irrltntlen of which
you de net knew the cause te another
irritation in the same place, of which
the brain knows the cause.
When yeu.scratch n spot thnt itches
you simply irritate the nerves which He
closest te the surface nt thc spot where
the 4tch is. This has ft tendencj te
draw the bleed away from the nerves
further under the surface which, 011 ac
count of their inflamed or congested con
dition, caused the original itching sen
sation. Thus you relieve the pressure
there. This Is shown by the fact thnt
if you scratch tee hard or tee long you
seen affect the nerves which itched
originally te such an extent that they
becemeln n worse state than before,
and then the scratching ceases te relieve
in any way.
A mustard plaster Is one form of
counter-irritant. It has the effect en
,,. ..n.niie et-Ktem nf dill lnff the Pnlll
created by thc disturbance ler which
the plaster was applied as n remedy.
CONSIDER, though, the proverbial
"granny." ,, ,. .,
Think of Little Red Riding Heed's
dear old grandmother living in thc
pretty Utile cottage In the weeds.
Think of the granny who welcomed
thc Told, liiingrv Thanksgiving Day
guesls nnd gnve them that wonderful
turkey nnd rrnnberrv sauce dinner!
Think of the grandmother who made
blankets et pink nnd white for all the
babies and always had cookies In stone
crocks for them and white mlqt drops
in another hiding place.
Ugly? Why, they were the loveliest
things in the world!
And thev were net Impossible char
acters cither. Yeu find them new, to
day, in real life.
They are beautiful characters because
they have given their lives te being
unselfish.
They keep young, in mind and spirit,
Permanent Hair Waving
ts cents, sib
Entire Bobbed Heads,
$25.00
MpeetsI preeeesfermyhtt
Den by Mat F.xptrtt
MME. B. L. HECKER
25 SOUTH 52ND ST.
.Open Evrs. ex. Wed. BeL lO-nS.
rfft MJL,
MANDO
mk veullils the wnutne f
eM'.umen tht xdes year
re, ?tck md ltmbi.
It Removes Hair
fru-a all snt ef the tedy,
tr.fr.tr a.ud nulekly. At all drur
A department aterea or direct,
11. Trlet.alae, 10c.
Jnscph'nc LeFevre Ce.
14 N. 12th Street,
riillndrlphls. r.
Tfiiltery open for Dlstrtbaters
and Afi'iitu
w
m!k
Tomorrow "Hew Is Balnfall In Indies
Measured?"
Read Y our Character
Bv Digby Phillips
Exercise for the Narrow-Head
Is your head nniiewer than normal?
If se, It Is net only an indication thnt
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This s I Jn p 1 e. little
nppllnnre, nhleh ten
he nttachril te nny
fnncet. niitemntlenlly
fills nnd then emptied
any receptacle ten. ,
tatnlns nnter.
Drainer, $2.85
Adapter, when
needed, SOc
' IZeckB&es. Ce.
Plumbing and neatinf
44 N. 5th 5t.. 506 Arts St.
rhllaaelphla. r.
Camden. N. J.
aannaewne,
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VRKHlPeVsnViHIIKuA, X.
Ferlnfantt
vtinvalm
NO COOKINQ
The "Feed Drink" for AU Age.
Quick Lunch at Heme, Office end
Fountains. Atft for HORLICICS.
Bs9"Aveid Imitations ft Substitutes
11
M
Jtngmm
if
Yellow
TASTYKAKE
and ice cream make the
usual supper seem like
much mere. Your fam
ily will appreciate it to
night. n 13c
SW8M
pieces. The weed most commonly liked knot ked.
wen wninui.
forms a eeft ball when trid In cold
witter, then pour in n fine stream en the
Mlfflv beaten whites of two eggs ;. add
apple butter, then fill Inte Jars or one cup of thick peucb preserve and
crocks nnd when cold lit a piece 01 bent te Mend.
heavy wax peper ever tne nutter ann
then cover with a half-Inch lner of
melted paraffin . tere In cool, dry place
Teach Dimple
Peach Needle Pudding
Cook one package of needles in boil
ing wnter for fifteen minutes. Brain.
rub in a baking dish well with butter ;
Pare soft peaches and cut in slices: plncu In the cooked needles and three
measure one iuarc 01 me prrp;in-i
prurhes: place in shallow Faueep.in
holding about three quarts.
Add
One cup of beifinjr cnter,
One and one-half cups of tugar. .
Cook until the peaches are soft; then
plate, in mixing bowl
Tice cups of flour,
One teaspoon of salt, 1
Four level teaspoons of baling por per
ler. Four tablespoon of sugar.
One-half tiatpoen of nutmeg
cup-, of thick peach preserve ; mix in
the preserve will with the needles,
dusting ever thc preserve three -fourths
teaspoon of nutmeg; make smooth en
top. New place in mhclng bowl
One cup of milk,
Yolks of tice tggs,
One whole egg.
Three tablespoons of sugar.
the nijes of nine and ninety "Peggy.
plase give me a aescnptien or jour jeur
slf Try ns 1 may. I can't picture you.
even frrm our sobriquet Are jeu
blende or brunette, thin or stout, tall
or sms-ll?
The Weman's Exchange
te
nsk,
Water Stains Dress
Perhaps some Cynthian will be able 1 Te Me rdlfer of woman', rage:
answer a question which I herewith f Dear Madam-Would rm I,
'Dr lrl3 like compliments?
prhin iiiu think I mean nailery, du
far be It from me te Indulge In soft
Innly tell
me what would MKe n. wruer main
out of a hcnr.ti crepe dp chine ds
r.nAnuit.
".le.m, may 1 come In for a mo me
jment'.'' her voice was di&armingly
I sweet nnd I hesitated. After all, it was
the lirst lime Kuith had come voluntar veluntar
il.v 10 my room. Perhaps If I let her
In. it migrrt lie tlie beginning of a closer
telntienshlp lietWLcn us. That thought
was a temptation even while I shrank
from the keenness of her eyes, nnd the
fear I lint she might suspect thnt some
thing lind gene wrong.
Ilewevir, tin desire te get closer te
In some charaetct ihlics J0.u imvt uic
ndvantage mentally ever the average
person, but also n sign thnt in some
respects you me nt n disadvantage.
The course of wisdom Ik te capital!.
in your business or piefe--Un the char
nctcrlstics In which jeu excel. J. 111 it
,ln.. nnl fellow tllllt JOU sl.Oltld llllsil
IKtJrSSSte rf! tl" enes'lu"w hu h , ?BlllllUIa8llllinillmiTlBi?
yen are perhaps n bit deficient.
If -inn devote the btrengl.v function-
lug faculties of your brain tn vnur
business, they will get all the ecitisr
thev need In the natural course of
events. Denger lies in tin chain c thai f
jeu will let your winker fauiltle" ue- ,
luuie stunted through non-use. I
Tf jour lie.ul I- nanew, il will de
veu lioed 1 .11 her 1I11111 h.iiin In cultl-
vnte nn nggreislvt ntliiid" .it Iiiiip'. 1
Don't nlwajs he tee enm r, f-pciinliv
in the le.ss linpeiinnl t'lln!1-. te seek
the easiest, nwit ilipleiiuiti' wav ut 'if 1
a difficult.. Kven if jinti' 1111 llu.ilieii .
is the opposite. m:iUi II n point te
argue or fight n'mit ! n bit. 1
And u will de nurif no hiiim
cither If occasionally .veu ilrive jeurself
into some form of weik or rcrrcntien
tlint demands mere energy and aggres-
slvcness, both phjslenllv and menl.ilh,
than Is instinctive with jeu.
Be Careful WhatYeuWash
Your ChUd's Hair With
If you want te keep your chllJ'i
hair in geed condition, be careful
whntyjeu wash. It with.
Most senps nnd prepared bban
poes contain tee much alkali. Thn
dries the hcnlp, mekes the hair
brittle, nnd Is very harmful. M11M.
lied ceennnut oil shampoo (which iJ
pure und entirely greiibcless), ii
much belter than nnj tiling cU
ou can tibc for flhuiupoeliig, ns this
can't possibly injure tlie hair.
Simply put two "or three ten
spoonfuls of Mnlsilied in n cup or
g!iiHS Willi 1 little vvnnii wnter. tl.ui
moisten tin hair with water and
ruii It in. It will make an abun
dance of rich, creniny lather, and '
tlfiitifp I In hull- tujil M'alp llinr llinr
eughlj. The hither rinses out raMI,
nnd remevei every particle of ilu-t,
iil'1. diuidfuft nnd excess oil. Tits
hnlr dries tpiIcUly tinil evenly, mui
il le.nci it Hue uml silky. hrti;lit,
lluff.v and ens.v te manage.
Yeu can get Mtilsilied eeen.inut
r II liainpoe .it any drug bte-v. It
is veiy cheap, it 1 it I a few nunies h
em ugli te labt evti.v nap la til
fnniliy for nielFths. He sure veuf
(huggiM givc'-i jeu Mulbltied. AdTv
,l.L-v B.nt,nrf4 wn en rrnvcv trf 1110 1 ...
receiver en exaggerated Idea of her Tb tiest .ina most succe-iui iiieineu ' iJMtli. , u,iCrtniia If posslble what
TX"ei cS t. '.4 feUgneluffi of ilghts, ;j t imtM net JL
w i.i. tiwvnpa t nnn vv rm n n rm nrv 1 ui'i win iidluih 1111 ' i k 141a a uv-iis uiiv"n m h- u a w vi ua u
ijunuu n tunn ui 'u 11 1 ivvtt - .. . ... ,
1ir mn Shft Til
, v-- , - -
she doesn't, win snouie )
1 u.i. thnt "Rnrk Private has re-
I turned "'Welcome, Buck." Aecept
I thanks, "Cvnthta," from
1 KHN'TIMENTAIj TOMMT.
ccrmpllments make the
color te the stain
ness, 1 went te the deer, unlocked It,
und tiirevv it open
.She came in slowly, eying me closely.
I met her evis, hut I could net fathom
pudding te form a custard en top; bake
In fr'ew even until the rutard Is set,
then place merinsui en ten: brown the
Sift twice and then rub into the flour meringue, cither by placing In the
two tablespoons et butter, until tne broiler pare 01 uie gas range for few
Heur in fine and mealy; new place in minutes, or by holding n red-bel shovel
Toe many
carienst heartfelt ene ! permissible.
Rest well te blend and netir erer the I l "W' .?XT. 3P?"1'L. '"?" ""
"Cynlcus" Has the Blues
small bowl
One egg,
Tice-thirds cup of milk.
ever it , cool and serve.
WllATS WHAT
By Helen Decie
IgC M
Dear Cjnthla L.ke the proverbial
bad pei n I'm back again, and still
wish te mm ak with "T 1! V"
Huck I'.lvaie," I have the blues, the
bla k butf rtlles or whatever ,-ou inny
i ill tli ti' of dJ'tticn that hangs evet
mt Nrrtliin;; inteiesu me. l've rend
.,11 the hooks that hitherto brought me
nf myself. veitairc, .Atonuucne,
aren't tliev?
the medicine chest should meat eer. Hut nuthln eaema te arouse my Jele
talnly never be without n bottle of an.- J" "yre ,.' Lllin.wi freiu'iti!
matlc7 spirits of ammonia. There are r.eru'i ' fV?,5 we'll.rnl'd "?
se msn miner nilraents It will relieve ,nsl,in Sw unmlnB even th clear,
that It Is ln(Ilspennble about the house- cold water cutting mv check nnd drip drip
held. One of the stores is selling it I ping from m lushes deea net bring
In various 6lzed bottles, leu can get Ki.L tha old feeling of well-being
- 11 . . . a . " ln.i.i.,.. leni- wnlkH down dustv reads.
one nn smnu as iwcuiy-iive veins nn I " ""....'r; VJ . ij,n.i.i itt ,l.mtirlne
IV'III ll" '"" ni-'ii"vi. n" v......
the mills, tree I Singing mini ri'itusann,
A Bathlne Suit
I Te thf Editor et TVeman'i Pita'-
Dear Madam I have a dark blue
I satin dress, the skirt of which Is en
tirely covered with blnck silk fringe
i T ueuld like te make H ever Inte a
I t,nthlnr milt, uslntr th skirt lust nr. It Hlv in n inw nh.lr
ls. ue you "unit uiu water weum , ,,PI i ealctilutedly graceful, she never
l,,,nI,-tJj.nIh?1;,i. rnrinrft ,,ire,v '"''f il""'t most glrla of
ophrden etsueh a null A rtLADLR. htp , e (1( Jn ftc ,,,, about
V9.,mninT hhfL tut "wTi m'r wn" ht"llr'l nnJ deliberate, she
rrmgemTcalfunrpVn ffiS-jnlghthuie been a woman of tl.irty.flv.
I their expiessien, and I was glad that
1 my en hetrnjed no hint of tears.
I "Nnnniin and 1 went for n walk,"
1 she wild smoothly, senting herself dain
I. dlth s movements
Adventures With a Purse
U7ITH some one in the family con- ,';' MS'
' Htantly complaining nf lieadnehes, tastes nre rather catholic.
water, especially IT it Is tliw ocean.
nd then again the satin mav net t.ike
klndlj te the water, ns I' eomptlmes
becemea ery allnkv and cllnry it Is
better te nave your bathing suit per
fectly plain and umple
Things You'll Leve te Make
ounce or ft 'J. '.Si n ptnt
of the
0:
having
better shoe shop
really remarkable mle
i rivers ftU-aJthlly. grayl creeplne along,
is even the distinct pleasurs of the. "by
. veuiselfuCHK' fall te bring back mj
n rcan.v reinarhan e nt . --.-;. r. .i.i
. - " - . ,n nr. i nil lt uih iiiiipih.
Plain sheeg, fancy shoes, all kintls n i i n reise.i for my melanchelln
'combinations. Sheen that formerly e!d i t mcflly ask that juu, In jour wisdom,
for 5J0 nnd 512 are being cleared nwny -end me a reply that ma perhaps glve
.a. mm a.. a .? I a . n 1 .. 11 eviiaa i,l rHn m 'tin
at $4. 85. and it would really be worth
jour while te drop in te Eee tne nsert
ment.
It
U"
Lf
re
Women Conventions
Ter nnmea of atintia addree VVnmnn'a Taaa
Kdlter or phone Walnut anne or Mala 1601
vverv veunc man should learn te "
dance if he has net acquired the en-
levable and Jey-giving accomplishment
3 ..i.n.ihnnrt Kninn hnvs have the false
.i thnt n Tiuui who dances well tleett Mrdical women from fifteen countries
heUiIng else well, jet theie are netnblj I nr0 t0 mPet nt (icnevu. Switzerland, ' before It.
me a laugh, for in all our wisdom tts
fellv te grew tee wibe frr laughter
1'hls feeling descends like n pall upon
me enre In a while, and I think lt Is
thc vumd'TiUHt I va never btuyed long
tn one place I'm a bird of pussige
and nm chiefly en the wing I like te
lvir the waves laiplng wltli nrecdy
llttle sucking noises outside the port pert port
hek, te gaze ever the blua expanse of
r.ea and sky and w.itch the grandcui
r.r the ntnrni as the shlnn scud anal
l iove me j.iiM, me ciua.iii
l Z 1
I fr
I v WZfLKv. $ Vn-ih1
I
.Vireessful VuslneB.s and professional ,,nrl. September for their first in
' nen who. because they tlnd "the most ... .i ,in..nHiiii
streets
i bazaars
th odercau1 flamboyant
A Worsted Girdle (ilvcs I'nlipje Touch
Worsted Is still being tif-rtl en frocks
the druiing cries the very Here in nn instaiue wlieie it gives nil
n nice ride?'' she
fcclanle exercise" pleasant and bone- i"'"'" '": mth et me l''i'i" ' V".?"1'," ?ibh illllUkUI11 '"UU1.- M" '" "' ,"l,,t ,' u,c
iaii i,eem,. exnrt dancein t . . . . I appeal te me hgv .t ( -Ure Uap-dad, . .. ..,.. ns . 1P froel. te1m ..
ICini. neconie el'i : ., ,,.,, ic,,,,.,,-, lntermitlnniil I.en...i ','., rmi.inie was brrn and bred
I WIUIO i "."'"' I ,','.": p , j ""i Hunnesa this enlaliiH my .earnlnir
ir.s hinrn c.p ien ui i nun nc! ui iij iiir nuv hmi ' ii"h"i . - ... , ..n.i,. i.. .i. ,ii
Kffiflwlwr Party, tie dae net advertlbe his I , (,,1 Mimincr sewleu this month at -Jme enS "i math rr ' beyond my
W want of Pwclencr unlej hj "sands, Vft,.m,( llay. ' eemnrenensiSn. v'et that undcrVn-I
S.-3., Mreunq " ."' ""'"-' ."" ."" . .. . . ....... Pleate 'T II P write te me, for I
rlr:ite 'T II P write te me, for T
-j,, tiiHil piciureu is uuiiitj. jih iieii-uaiiciiiK The parliament miliums in nincuinini ,.- weary unto death"
?fwm Hieuld tuke a seat where he c.xn e,Hi with a 'peeinl suite of rooms dm I "CTSirva-
kSSSmtZs' for he 'convenience of the women me,,,. WHt thls elpP(, ROme , ,
3 .'J.t,?iU tne nances are m preKrcs. . . H . ,,.,, ,iVl. ...... ,i'tlsa, efll,n ,f t0l. . wri ,.
K SS&Silth his chair tiVttoSLteaSV. '" nmMng body, J ' down ju fed I ,itcr Ik ut ,.
number of strands of lieavj wool nnd
divide tin bunch into three greupf.
Urnid them. Jein the wool braid le the
belt uh shown In tlie diagram. If thc
braid In made of wool of some bright
hhude that centiusts with tlie color of
the frock or Is of imiiiy harmonizing
Untiles the effect Is stunning.
FhOJIA.
from her mnnnei
"Old .veu luivi
continued.
"Very nice," 1 returned, settlins my
self nmenc the pillows of mi couch.
"Mr, Livingston did net May long,
did he''" She went en. Something
niieiit ner manner made me feel that
she was trjlng te pump mn for in
formation, and although I could net
Hndcrstauil why shy should be in
terested In what had happened be
tween Herbert ami me, T knew in n
Hash thnt she had had some particular
reafcen for mining te my room, It
ccrtnlnlv hadn't bien because she hnil
wanted te bi with me without nnj ul
terior motive,
- -"He didn't btny long after we re
turned." I eaid quleklv, "Hut we took
u much longer ride than we had ex
pected te toke when wn started nut,"
Edith was silent n moment nnd when
she Anally looked up there was a queer
little gleam in her e.ves.
"J)ltl you ever step te think, Jean,
that jeu re fljliirf in the face of Hilten
conventions when jeu arc seen se much
with Herbert Livingston? Of course.
it'a nothing te ine," she went en, in
the face of my growing nmnreinenl,
"but 1 hardly think jeu would give se
much of jour time te any man who iwif
net jour hui-bnnil, unless you cared fur
him. I'"' J1,ht plvlng u home friendly
advice, Hint's ail."
Tomorrow Kdith Is Housed
ML
'tMk
I. v .
Tonierrow-
-Drain IViseip'ine for the
r.lend
When Packing
If you liappen te hnve two lt.its te
tuke along In veur siiltcaM. one of
which la oft and the ether MllT. lit ,
the soft one ever the stiff one nnd place '
them in the bottom of the bag. Pinned
together with a hatpin Mnd vvnlged tight
with eeft garments they will stay In!
place without getting mussed or hieki'ii.
Tiers Busy Tiers
Achieve This Wrap
Dlacevery of a vltamtna in ae amall
auanlltv a CP b centRtned en the tin end
of a teaspoon la new aald te reatera vitality
n the tlreil body and Inded aplrlt. Hd
Will n. Hammend';, rtli'e In nett Mundav'a
I'lbMO LIPOSM. ,"Mak It a. iUblV.'r-AUv,
ZL4&&:
De you
want
wf
I'll I . V ""
w-specked $w
Ne
My t'OUINNK I.OWE
The girl who cannot leek pictlj in n
summer wrap of iliirieii had bcitcv ic
sign iiercelf te being Just lnellectunf.
Fer certainly nothing is mtue becoming
than one of thee clouds et iniitcrliil in
bi'verul Hhndes.
Today is illustiatcd a charming many
tiered model of apricot chiffon ever
old blue chiffon. The cellar is formed
by apricot chiffon loses imbedded in
rows of leaves made from Nile green
satin, niiib'M' roses scnucrca nere and
there ever the wrap, add a final charin
flies or insects can con
taminate Franklin Package
Sugars. They are always pro
tected by sturdy cartons and
strtfig cotton bags. They are
weighed, packed and sealed
entirely by machine, never
exposed en the way from our
refinery te your home.
Ask for Franklin by name.
Don't endanger the health of
your children by giving them
loose sugar that has been ex
posed te flies and insects.
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