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Happiness te Lonely Men and Women
HV W INNIKKKI) HAltPEK COOLKV
OUPPOSE n merchant linil SOI11P t It ts nmv n imilicr nt cnnl indexes
beautiful merchandise te dispose of. !
Jwels pprlmps.'er Turkish rugs -and tn
fl II n t h O r tow 11, '
some imp wns long- '
Ing for llii".i-. linn
linil 110 Idea where
or hew te find
them, wetildn t It
be unfortunate for,
1 ,.,.(,
...
1 N" TC ..,.. 1 .i,ii n,l
. hl -v.. i ms in n coin-
niprclnl fimilp. nm
BAnrnti
mm. I- ...,.1.1. '. n.... ..t .1... '
oppecltp f ex who nilRltt till tlielr needs. ;
It Is lamentable I
We lime hem dl'eus'lnc the heart
hunger of both .veuiir moil 11 ml cirK
Through tlie medium of this column. ,
mnny chnrmiliR cnrp.ien of domes.
tic nnd remaiitit? leiisinB have been
A. BLf . tot It pnrerfi thf :."'"" ",,.t,V ""'" V,""V Y
r v k ...-. ini 1 nira tntni-n m tnnmnn u imiitim 11 1111 t aek "
Kvs. 3 nnd women fille.) 1 ""'"' up te his rpiitr;inent I'M"! I" 't nny questions te ask. but'
PviUVV w t li -en 1m cut 1 ' rn" llp ftldlnus. even when tliev seek would like ver mueli If you would put
t'T SB 1,,-i.U hi I tli, n PC het ween te search .ml n mute. h " print I nm very lonely ami
m..j WIS longings ami til,' 1 , , , , , eftentltms .veur column ..h..r .,. m, .
'- tintur.il delrc fei 1 no meiirrn metropolitan nreKPrs nil- ' 1 often wish I was Pn- of the nnnv
WlXVlKiiFn 1,,,,,,., n.,,l Inm vertle that marriages nre nrrniiffPil no- inrnn .. i. ....... .'..: .'.."''
ICH5LET ., i, ., I,,,, ,, nirdilic te IiU'.Iiieki nietlieiU. nml tlinf ,enl. their trnnhU. an...rnii.' 11.... .1.... !
Drought out. Vet In all our boasted " '-name i" khp mm iiip enep exer
civilization nnd our modern sisCms of I Jinny a Impjn wife Is n born mnteli
sclentllie management nnd pffieleney Is miikpr. and perNt'iitl introduces her
there nny intermedium through wliih R' friends te the 1110.1 eligible baehe baehe
felks can meet and male? I r "h? knows. Hut that Is se lilt-
Yes, there is one. as old as the "'"ml. Most of the cirk nnd men
MMAH .,,, --i ii-i..- t. 1,.... 1
1 tl" LLH'
riht n our nil Ut. I t. s'been broe '
up-te-dntp. modified and Americanized, 1
yei 11 is imp siime eiu institution ,
the marriage broker! .
mnE Jews resanl it a a enlamity for
X nnv cirl te reni.iin sieelp Tli.
humblpst and poorest "III nnkp sttipen- ,
ileus sairifiees te sne in, t down
&l"thM
u iiu mis iii-L'ciii iMircmai ining is u
He loves his business, and regards it
almost 11s a philanthropy, however he
may haggle ever terms.
Klght in the heart of our rifles the
marrlnge hmker i.IIps his trade. Te
him come net only parents, but bach-
clers nnd leung clrK Tliej arc up-
frank v .1,'f hi TJl' .Tr
m-Si' U1,,U ap n prefercn-e for
niencies or liruilPttes. thin m iilninn
tmr.nn. ,h, ,L.. .1... 1 "'.
. fhej make this known, and
their tnte In intellef tunl s.
I domestic lines 1m tabulate,
,....,, ". mi- miimn, u n 1
nieu ici
clal and
The Wife Cheater
By HAZEL I)K0 KVrrilELOK
Jean Ftnckhr ilir vmrriri Vermtn
Wayne 1,1 ;nfp or trntin 'imiiNih
from hrr fiicntli. .. cioer nm
in prrfcrrnre ft Hrrhcit Lit inqiteti.
Vho Im rt h rr rlr etnlli b't I who lurk 1
A'erinmt't hmm. nit.mn hat never
known ulint it m In cue ter one
vemnn mmr thnn n frtr ireck , 11 a
time, but Jean i rrtiifidrnt of hold
ing him Aftrr inmiimic, linnet n
the fimin it lUfieult nnd he mnkr her
mlncrnblc tlneunli Am itttrnliem te
ether teemeii. II hen Edith, Jnnn 1
ununijrr inter, count te niit them,
Xnniinn nrriet ,,n n jllrtntien with
hrr, nml 111 irn ration, .lean ttirm
te Ifcibeit Livingston, who itill teie,
hrr. The iinu comet n hen Ilerbcii
snka her te ie ewny with linn, nnil
Jean. lerWeH he nue of Sninmn'i
nrylcet. drenlei en impv'ir te no.
They ttnrt out in lleibert'n em. hit
at Jnnn 0 inks t et ci ciciy nntin, t
in her reieltt. In n i.miic, i(ie ri.r
Herheit new nml the ear ieri into
a tlitch tlueicimi them both out.
Herbert's Plan
TTSnOIKDaiiPiertiltr that Herbert
I
- Moen, tupip sinrins down flt mp ntnl
then he spoke in his usual tone of
vnlrn
,,,.' , .
"eu"rP surp. .lean, quite ure that
jeu ve nuiie up veur in. mi '
"O. os, ve..' r burst out.
"Then listen, dear, no one nped knew
anything W, nn l- it be though"
that we vice out for a dtive vvhui i
happened Will jei leave evervtlun,;
te me and tr'ist me"' I r h. tile jeu
can trust me, don't veu. .In-inV"
"Yes." I whispered. ' I knew that '
TT- . .1.... . . . . , . .
in' s.-ii uewii en tie nee de-1 e me
nnd took mv hand in his and then
fsuddelilv I leiiiemhered Mv bag' If
thnt should be finind. the truth would
cen!siOU V ...
M hag mi jrasped. "It was In
the. ear
" i wnrr.v, ill attend te that
he Mid quiihh "And new 1 suppose
the bcht thin,; te de is t dephen- te
Hilten "
He went en te tell me where we
were. 'I lie anidcri' hnd eci tur. d about
tWent.V-tive tulles fletn Hill, in nn. I ll.,,. .
bert hnlii wnlked three miles t,r
nearest Heuse te "or n tp ;( , ,iIM,.
the de, ter had hi en suinmei,.,.. ani ,,
broken arm had been set n great l,-i I
of tlinp had passu, h ivas new after
JO o'clock.
"I'd better j;et that niessnire thrnt.h
as foen a pessihl, ' he said, ri-lug
quicklv end u i.is i hen t'uit I renllzel
for the tn st tune that 1 hid -nid neth
ing about Herbert injuries. I had been
tee engrossed , ml ,. nil , ttl.
rled te think of nil thing but tne tru,j-
edv that hud been averted "
I reiiched out nnd caught his hmm
as he steed In the bed "Herbert. ' I
Mid sefilv, " I m ..eiTv for everv thing
Tift (, nt in I. . .. ....!.. I. i
unhnppiiievi. nml new fu'teri'il.
ic nnru M'puifri re tjrK in m threat
He pressed fl.Prfc em.ir ', ,.,.,
released nn hand " I blame invself.
-.
he salt! siernh ""Veu re enlv n hild.
and jet. ve hien half mini with un
hariplness, I shouldn't have urged tins
thing en veu
He siuilul down nt me for a moment
and then eiicde across tu,. room and
went nut
My drowsiness had pn..ed awnv nnd
S terrible denressinn liemii ... ...,i..i.
me down I visualized Herbert nt the
telephone, and Net man m the ethei
end. What would ermnn think'
Would he bellpve that we had enh
geno ler ll rule, and would he come ti
vme? What would be his fetding whin ,
he heard that I had been hurt? Unl
wn",!"!,1'.'. l""ll"nel,sl'I ' I
began te be ternhl.v afraid Mv mind
pictured overuhiiig in its blackest form
.Suppose it were nu, late te go back
Suppose Net man Seucd this incident as
n clmnce te ling me off Helpless. I
ay there un the bed and suffered, nnd
it MMMiicd te me then ns if In some
w-ay I had failed Nerman Uecause
or what I had se tiearl iIeiip. I felt
that 1 must in some vnj he te h'ame
for ever thing, and If Nerman had come
into the deer nl that iiionieet 1 , ,,,,1,1
line lip uoer in I nn t iiiiillient 1 would
have llune m.vself en his breast, for-
getful of pride, forgetful of ever tiling
ave my love ler him
The
Herber
ecc
no
Herbert
ewler
.ivh
Kdlth should c out 'semew here ' All
cf tlictsc thiuf vvete net only pes.ible. ,
but lirebahlclif jl the mure I tortured
,U
repreacn if mav seem mpreenan and ' ''"" te tiring folks together who yPS ciimnies and nice white teeth 1
lacking in romance te us but It has will have no pessible inferest in each """ever. I am really net tall enough,
some exeellent points in Its favor. The ether. Wh.s should we have hn7fTn5mn,v..u.n?SLn,ne and n
schatchen (femlnln... cliataiifp is a fl modesty nnd dodge the great fact Pe ou h nk Mand Pa chance?
moments ticked awn Wll wn, , , , i'nem. ne ma in ii is wine ini-se 7 tniye loiinie. cne11 ,me -jirr - f, hfl v - .-.e
t w, Iuhjj"' And then th,. thought Cen.H neus among the adornments of notenously simple frocks are often n.m0i'iii3 the aUns. reason why v.e should net he r.u,ii
urri'il te me that perhnps there was the brld.il least in iiritiany is nn nrtls. (scalloped as nioreugniv as one et grand. ( slowly nml when nicp nnti ury ,,n v of U,k.i we may be unconscious
telepheni' lu the house Sutu, isp 1 th" nnd Pinnernip nuitpr strue"urp, as mn k pies 1 mis tne nttin morning smend ever the piepnreu eineiet, run must fiei pride In mv frlendR' nc
had te go some distance n . fanciful and elegnnt ns thp.meit heau- frock grppn doffed swiss is trimmed nnd fold nnd turn en net platter, gar- leinpllshmenta as if they were my own
te linil 11 telephone, and suiinesn ' tiful bridal cnKC nnti into tins struc-ten pecupt nnd ieeve.s. sasn and neck , ..inh w t 1 tunnll toinaiees, cut in slices mho ,. --. . 00 n,,., a uioreuKn cum.
I.- 'n ll... 1. ... It !l. .. V of, .'m.i turethe K.iests stick split sticks benrini: I line with scnllet.s of white ercandle 1 '. fried 11 eeldeii brown. prehensien of the nobler court Ci 0f
f . i ... . . , ..i . .. . ' i
EY !? w urns ueugnis me
ii iK&'llJ. they "
mere ter-
BUBpcime was
yft "--vr
iviN1'Mr'v -iH'Wfr
:T VI 4"klVl v., 1 D
"'"' annotations, dates and successes or
fnilures rpenrdcd. Let 111 net laugh
' '""eniiiviieiisiv. iiccnusp u uuwi; i- t
incre neon net ue 1111 antciue 01
afft'i'tlen mid dcliRlit.
---
XTOU nre we te pronounce juilpmetit
1 l. ... , .1 . .1 1.1 1.
.,.n,t '" nMl1 n,,um, ,1,l,t '',p K rl "
willing te lnnir.v nnv 0110 offered, or
t lint the 111 mi meruit iiniili n wife
. .-
" 1' said thnt a client sometime re-
tlin limn mi hullil n cnlilill nt ilnnttLtu
dorter.s nml lawjers, U 0 jecr Hut
si'VPo-e a friend tells jnu that Mie de- !
'r" ?ou m iiinet n rnnrminc jeunp 1
law.ier. who would make an ideal hus- !
hniul. de you refuse? ou de tmt '
J our ciirietv is piued, and 50" trust 1
her jiidKinriit. until you liave had
. . '- . -.--.. ...... .....
nnnh ti prent il Hni hnva tin a
kind Vlupenu...
li is net a matter of compulsion. We
are sticklers ter human llhcrtv nnI
freedom of rhnice. and dete.st the brlen-
tnl "i- of forcing daughters Inte
the arms f loathsome husbands. It
re-illv i eli!. a sjstpm of illtreduc-
u""''
im First Assistant ,0 Cupid" se-I
ivi- mui iiiri-. ur u is a waste
nni' iniirringp1
Why net Invent some modem rvstem
'of s.-leetinR numbers of young folks of
s,iitnb!p nge nnd tastes, nnd give them
eierj oppertunltj te become acminlnted
thoroughly, se there will be no lenelv
hall bedroom l.vs. or ever-the-ens.
,"r",Pr ,,!I,JS ,plrK- r ,m thp eth"r I
linml no siili ..lopemonts ns a result of
vinlilnn luftmi i., ..,., ,i..i.i
. . LV"" "'. M"' """"v
damp halls' Mature happv persons I
ought te leek into this matter and es. j
mbh-h se,.,., c,.ter"
'" "",r'S. I
iiaiiip nails
THE HOME
.V GOOD TASTE
7?! Hareld Demillien Ebrrlnn
(luecn Vnne CunbeariN
c,r, .,, ,., . .
iphe.ir.s both throp-ceriieiod. in-
tended te stand in i erners. and straight
intended te fnnd against the side of n
wall, were favorite pieces uf furniture
in the earli part of the eighteenth ien-
. "A, ',.T7,''P. i J', ,
pupbenrds built In the houses of tli.it
,l.e. u, i,u .,lr,..,,h b. en point, I eiif.
and part'v because rtie ii.lerrd iiili
an oiinertiinitr fur iilenvtiit. iIh.m.ii ,,.
a 'leinhle urn linentniiiin sjnm ,.f , i,uw . i
,.,,,',.",'", m ,f the ?
"" "" " ' " iu.iin-i.-.i reii
'ream gieen or lime, ami were full v
einhellihei w.'li I'liieese designs m
raised sold U'liers were made of the
simple. t kind r.f weed and hoi,. Intl.. I
.i.. .
.,..,....., ei se, .,-.. w mi was
f'iriiislied bv th,. mel.lings. t brass
mounts and the grain of the walnut
woeil of whii'i the were generallv
made.
Jhev were made ,n two dn.s.en- fhe
uppir and lower and both divis,nns had
tWO doers 111 ftOll Tteth .Pin r.f ilr.iiv .
'T cemealrd -helves. Th,. doers of '
the upper die'sieti had pane's that vver
ii-u.-ill; shaped nr the top in an inter-
esfiug and ' h.iriietcrisfie manner. The
tops weie sometimes stnilL'ht hut nnir,.
frequenilv were sutmeiinted with come
sort of shaped pediment or mmIM.,p
which gave an inteiesting line 'I he
freeuentlv were sutineunteil with some
iplinard lllii-trnted m fl.p cut is ther.
eiighlv representative A piece of thii
sett affords an im "dent means of fur-
n, slung nn awkward corner.
FAVORITE RECIPES
OF F4MOUS 1T0MEX
NO 3 MISS MJCE
ROItKltTSON
'Hprrntntlvr from Oklnhamitl
.. , , ,
Bulled Potatoes!
Select mpilium Irish potntees. ns
smooth as possible wash vpry clenn,
P'""' a ring around e.i h potato length-
"'"' ''M,P '" rnpnlly Imiling water nnd
l'""'v n" ''"'v fnn ,)' I",''",'ed eailv with
.1 f"l.rl. I If fl I 11 f.tT UfllAe nlinn ..., U 1
" ran hv n "nu nunutts. rert-r with
" '" 1""ir,i '"" Tve wimi iriu
." '".'". .'!"' hrr" smvy or crisp
N ii un ii nn iirniin ni it e .1
"" " " ' 'J
Tomorrow Frezen St ran lorries.
Mis. Clurles Evans HuffliPi
by
Adientures With a Purse
CHOI, full tia.vs will be slipping noise neise
le.l in befeie wp realize It nnd
"iat means gloves ngnm Seme of u
have htruggled through the warm dnjs
with tliPin but most of us have di
nirded an.v thing in the way of "extras."
One of the shops is selling chameis-llsU
gews, long, in a variety of shades
'Ihere is gini. white. Ilcl.t or dark
tan and bln.-V and enlv .!, which ii
ullilv remnrk.it.U rmsenahle.
A M,p,.ni,v ,, u havln ,ni,v
worth-while sale of tersets nnd brss.
Meies, specinl models, which are hound
t fit ,v,i. for SI IP? I hove U,ught
hl.veiul things In the hhep nnd have nl-
wins hid entire satisfaction from them.
''nr mn'rs pf hem iildrr Wemnn'a Tuitr
Kdllnr iir pliene H Klnnt S0OO or Mnln 11101
1(.t,.n the hours of 0 anil fl.
coins of geld and silver
Neiv Fringe
Ne, fringe hasn t.gene out by any
nu-ans. Dut new, inatead of -silk, it i;
made of beads, nnd is lie oil quite ua
UvlahJy the ikv,Ktna.
Mllkis .ui- VIIIM .Ulllia. lill'lliL' 11 UilL lUVl" I ill RX 11 ir II 1 11 I1HTPII1 I
jiiiii iJuiiszi ., ,i. e... .t .. , .i .t i '" i"' .-' i , - . ir tnev aie merp iiimiihi nn,i -,.
r, ,... n . . w w f.w ,
EVEXIXG PUBLIC
Please Tell Me
What te De
fly CYNTHIA
I.rtter te Ctiifila' rntuMii wiijf
vrittrn 01 one Hit 0 fie r(i"r eV
ami intMf t,r a.if,J uifh th icrltfrS
nnmr eiirf ,irfrfrr, Th- imnip 11 tit net
( iiyMfjhril l tic urltfr rfnrs net iilth
11. t iMIeniil letters and Itttti ti rlfffii
en heti (rfr. n th? imiicr trill net n
ninHifrrf ll'rllrrj u rie ulsh ifrennI
nnvipM (lint rait be pit en i. r . i reliimn
ti III plcrnr oeA- thrrr, 01 nfrpiml Ifltrr
nf- only u-rtlliit tWun ntijeltldv tiferj
Silrj. Wants Cheering Up
fear Cynthln I have bepn reading I
your liilcrestliiR letters for merp than
I1TP 111 lOl P
,,'h0 ',1'm.? one "" read this and
n " f0" ,lnc9 'e cheer me up
uikijIE.
Write te Ctithla whener
Sh would l,p pind te help jeu
11 ou want her advice.
you like
an time.
Why Net Write Your Ideal?
iDiea.r '".""nil-May I Pcrs-iM.la seu
J.nil?jimS Ullve a li'tle chat with
Hlendle ' Thank vmi
L'enr menaif I r'nd veur chert let
. ... , . , ..., ... . 1 .-- -- "-
L" 'i1 ' ."uma i woilfieriui column en
I WtfJiX SX. $"". .
I ,Mn.t column n real source of lntere.t '
-1v " 1 '" "
,v ,ln'' rcHy begun te think
' m0 a VTrl uchanSanAMMr
thla Vnnted te knew what sort of
I nieial- jeu want nf'5 our Ideal Well I
j;Ka,lr ,vlt:I vl hnlr lenp. ns of
. ,i ,Jlln,? a hrlnt Bingham drss.
uM b" "ave geed morals.
' nar tair nnir net ver Innn, eras
Hepe I haen't taken nn tnn Tnttrh i
ui juur vaiuneie nm and space
DOTTED S ISS
"Lene Wolf Writes
Dear 1 snthla rer a week or two
after mv letter appeared .n your celumnn
lhe lacU "f allv n'""-; ''"ln" c rt
me te conclude that I whs nl me In
nn .mnr thin 1 li 1.1 nr..i,u ......
,;. - - - - - " - "" '..
' 'mated the number of young fe'k tn
',v "no ",,r rtm,lnK " h'rl i 8ft
ace.ua nted w th tin veut.gr et 1 via
te date. If I rr member oe-reetlj, there
no uaie. ir 1 rfniemner oe-rectij, there
j hap lipeti nitlj four refer, ms in l'.n-
tnia s 1 niumns concerning the proposed
.ci leeetner i-itg'ir ler Mr.ingfrs
Hut I hardlv UHnK. ih's imnnn th.Tt th, '
league 's deemed te .1 partv of four
I'm suit t litre inuat be a nunibei nt i
t'ftar.I'.rirx
"Column ' And '-ii if there tiheiilil
he en x four mPinbeis there would lie1
four and four t.uvs four 01ces foul
points of te are bettei than one. th-1
-ame old self-, en'eiii one that Is glow-
lh?nked.d.,i,'a'lf U""K" Uen l ,ou j
Menda"? nni.n'd w'nVen"
for two ueeks, l,u vhui he tituins w 1'
iiiecetd Hti.iiKlUu.iv le diwleii this tire-1
posed det regdhei I.eagiiP into a t li-.
t.i In the meantime Jet us .,11 he are I
nterested maK what,r hiiKSesilens ..
hale in imtid that m.n n.d in the success,
if the wnture I nderstand. the pastor ,
at. present, met., or les-, c ' i pasie
force in this nt-.n u is up te us te
arr. the propos .i,,n ! lum i.inipuiien
he has attlrined. i nuj depend en Ink
hearty supper
While i am awav T slial .is usual
.ceinlng the development of the i.,.,cne
I lannet s-( in let Together l.e.n.iie
eeu',1 net b, a permanent .iM.,iiV.mei.t-
,t i the p.iiei h ni, tint en. e tn.
I.e.ipue i D-arie,) it sn.t
ik e mat
the lutiire i.ene Wolves wi.on.senii
SVrV'Vr,:,.. .:;'., mr?:;'X:r
have .some I,,. 1 1 suicgetieiij 1 tlK m
that it IS better te Un i j ist l.ew t"
preiVed 1M OMlel te h lg .lliOUt 111, .lt
isf.u.ien of eV.l one ln!e.L the VelltUle
Is stalled
Te .l.inien 15 TI. ' I.ei i some Mel-
edv II H and little M li; Mjnlt
i efend .t lie.ntv Kteeting I was m
dfed nl.ul te leatn that at l-.ist 1 was net
alone in mv sent ments I notice that
' is ansa s i.s Snl n H as hard le Ret
a-'''11 lUlf,i m'ln&ter I m sure . "d
fje ir.nii te 'cieme urn in ui iciikii,
K,in!a ,. ,u iar,. , ,wr lhe ,,. ,
lan nd Tildn t it be jrie.it if after,
the league hid beeenin n howling iiie-
. 've net- te invite i nthli te one
of our mee'uic.s ei te h- our honored
f !utfnZn ' If WJ ''W"
bru,i , uld at least de hei t,e lien...
n .. in. . i.ir.n .n .tm.u. In. .im j.i. ,h..
w'en'derfu, a.d sh had given us
I ONP Wi'il F
j, vse ,m he utterly impe'-sibie te'h. lp
0u ,n th s League matt, r un ess Cvnthla
leuld trt n with the pastor Who Is willlllK
'" '""'", l ' ' """ "r", n" ' ;iMer
tf iXA .VUm
told eii in her Il-st uner h- m jm
" "i d" l '!'. H ' ll'1'' nr'' 'he pastor
unn definite plans
Wilte again en
our return
Scallops Appear en
Many Summer Frecks
Ry C0RINNE LOWE
AVIien Simple. Sinienettn meets thV '
l ' ' '.'.v.
f I I . . . . .J IX.
a M' v x
Cviiiltl ' 'I X.
L.-,"-s-Ti- -v
FRS"t " 'f "'sV
'."V ' ift 'JsOfl
.' ''s I ,rl VM
i Twf.'ri.
ii i ' 'tT Jm
iti , i wH
pieman, the encounter is mere profit- ' Mince two r d peppers fine and ndd wne Hre net lure te defind ihem
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often thesp siimiiiei scallops ei self
material arc nppliid down the skirt and
netiice 01 a ceiiuu iron, 111 perpcnuicu-
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it is te this treatment, ter excmple,
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Three Attractive Meals for Sunday
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ST. I sJUgWll-U UKJ irild VV llOUIl
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In the Mid-August Weather the Wise Housewife Will Serve a
Meatless Meal, With Plenty of Seasonable Vegetables
1T?c m A WII SON I
n-v ,rRS" M" A" " "'," .
ep..' ''if. J5:.'. l-w J'. " ' il lUen.
rluhfs rci-ictl
mill mid-August I'riduv market bas-
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x ket will feature this week anethei
meatless menu. The Miminer hnrxest i
is new nl full tide, and the maikel
i stnih are showing m.itn of out i.iili
ple,l1icts mederalelv priced. The in, nil
Ntniii.i. nnd will tu ,e nm iiimuii.i
of nl s,.,filil.. preilmts.
The housewife should plan h-r mar-
ketlng te Include snirieient feed te Ins'
,,,,! Tuedlt. llius mnrkellllg iwne
, ,, i ,,,i ,, e.iv eniiline i
conies
u, t!,,.na.Uets en Meudnv. n..d that
whi'li Is found ou the stalU Is usiiiillv
,!! our from S.itimlnv. r"0 Keep linn
tn inly lii mind while marketing
.suggestive Menu for Three Meals en
Sunday
SUNDAY HKKAKFAST
TtfiVed Annies In Jelly
Pepper ami Tem ite Omelet
0i(ll(,n Potatoes P.tiltennilU Rell
I'effee
DINNER
Chilled Siiied rucumben
i, anteii Onions
Cern Pudding in Tomate fitsseiele
llakcd Potatoes Lima IJeans
15, et and Onion Salad
Apple Pvi.iiiiid Whipped Cieara
Coffee
Sl'PI'ER
Saute Touiniei with Cream Guivy
Uaked Macnieiit with Cheese
Coleslaw
Apple Tans Tea
The tnnrkpt lmsket will require :
One latge caruir of apples, weighing
about seven pounds,
Si led peppers.
Veur green n ppers.
One laigc tamer basket of tomatoes,
Onion.
Potatoes,
Cucumber,
Harden onions,
I. una beans,
Cern,
Uei t,
Cabbage,
Eggs.
Chee-e.
Macaroni
nnd the. usual wceMv
staples.
Yn,.n.1 limine In .TaIIi
I Pare a strip fmm the top and hot het
I tern of ten apples and bake m the usiin!
; manner. New plu'C in small sauce
pan
One cup of svjar.
One rup et u ntei,
(hated nnd uf eif-'ivntri lemon.
Stir te dissolve the sugar and bring
te boiling point I'mik tlnep minutes,
l hen add two level tab i spoons of gela
tin thnt hati been softened ,u ciiip-quni -tenup
of ield water fei tiftei u mlnuli-s
Stir well in dissolve the gelnllii and
line eustiliil ups with he-cold vvutu
I'liiie four libit spoetH of the gelatin
muture in each nip and turn and tilt
the up te thorough!! coat the cup
I tlllll pour IVVO mill" -,,,..,,,-. .j. .ii. ...
tin miMure in the bottom of the cup
nnd when set place In the apple, then
netir In sulTlUent of the gelatin mlMiire
e till up the cup Set uw.iv te chill
' dd about three-quarters cup of the
sirup in the pan lift from linking the
apples te the gelatin mixture before
starting te use
,, ?, ulnin with crenm for hrrnkfnst
nnd carills 1 wltll wnippeu cream inr
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Sunday dinner The apples must be
prepared Saturday.
Penner and Tomate Omelet
...
7u0 tablcupoeuH uuiirr,
' v;. nrennrtif nitfjum.
! r-n PinliUiiL' In Tomate Casserole
Select large tomatoes and scoop out
the pulp centers, turn en cloth te drain
I'lnte in minnis mii
I'l.ru teraned from Ave ears.
One-Xalf red pepper, minced fine,
One .half cup of milk.
Four tablapoent of breadcrumbs,
Three tablespoons of f.eur,
'I hue it i II beaten rygi,
'J n n tabletmem of nulled butter,
'I ii e ttibhipoens of finely minced
onion.
Time tablespoons of finely miticcil
;ki ' u.
I'lmh of thyme.
"Mix well and till into sK totnntees.
l'l.icu the tomatoes in baking dish and
mil one-half rup of bulling water nnd
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utes. Coel. When leii.ly te mho.
lust loll in flour, then dip in beaten
h.iKu in uiedei.itc eien for Unity nun
an mm ri.n ngain in uienuci iiines.
I'hice In small wire strainer, uffcr bend-
mg th.; Immll, ..,.Wr,j. and fungoid
"" blown in sinoking-het fat. Place in
nm even mr itn miiuiics te neat imuugu
un serve.
Potatoes O'Hrlen
Pare nnd cut in thin slices seven me-
dium-sic potatoes, six mcdlum-sUe
onions; paibeil, dialn, inlnce two green
peppirs line. i
l'lih e one-half cup of bncen drippings
in sKillet and when smoking het udd
the piepnied potatoes and peppers, '
t'uvii clesel.v nnd cool; for fifteen min
utes, turning fiequently. New remove t
the lever tieiii the skillet nnd shape as
for omelet and blown nicely. Tina en
het platter and garnish with finely ,
mini ul puisli'.
MRS. WILSON'S ANSWERS
Mv dear Mis. Wilten Will you
klnillv give following reidiies: Hew te
ptepiie rice, both boiled and as a
pudding? It. M. M.
Plain Rolled Rlre I
Wash one-half cup of rice and then '
phn e two nml one-half cups of boiling'
water in the top cempnrtiiiint of dou
ble hejlir Add one-half ttaspoen of
salt and when water is boiling add the
nee: leek until fhe rhe Is soft and
the water absorbed. Thin remove the
lid nml cover with n napkin for a few
in. mites This will mnke the rice light
nnd 11 tiff j .
Rice Pudding
Prepnre rice ns for plain boiled rice
nnd then tuiu in baking dish and ndd
Our quart of milk,
Tue-thnds eup of tugar,
Tue tablespoons of butter,
tine half teaspoon of ntttmra.
Hnkp in slew even for fifty-five min
utes, stirring every ten minutes.
W HATS' WHAT
lly Helm Ilrrie
Te rpeak dlsparnclnKly te ethern of
these whom we call friends nnd whe1
believe In i ur friendship hi discourteous
as well at, ilis'e,il Ne true nentkinan ,
ttr eertnit- 1 iniself tri talk Rtlpht.m.i, .
of an aleum fi.ind. lndet-1. h. inimu
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tuicnr" i.iuhi ui.ui siiihk hi or m
rnemv who Is net prrs nt And vvi at ,
Is true ei tin weii-tirnl man Is cquailv
true of tin well-bred woman. Heihi
believe In the ancient tnaMin, ' Speak I
tin nii in in it ; i nn or inn at,,,.,
te sjichk HiioieKenriiiy or nncfnt rrignds
, ' T '" "''auin them with faint prntse ,
CAN 1017 TKI.I, A WOMAN HOW TO j
Women r plajlnir a creat part In th
country's political affairs. De jeu think 11
woman would "ell" her opinion en Pel ilea?
tr en" thl. ubi.a-lir'her'VrtRlii" it ch
appear rjrulrly In ths' mcrnln Ptaue
L0ii. "Make It a HdXwAav, v -,
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AUGUST 25, 1922
' Can Yeu Tell?
It II It. J, ami A. It. Hedmer
Why n Ilnrbcr's I'ole H Striped
In the cnrllest limes of UitThcrs they
net only cut linlr nnd beards and shnved
people, when (.having became fnshlenn
hie. but ihey ere the llret siirgeetiH, In
these ilnje the nrt uf surgery wna con
fined te bloeil'lottlng, nnd when people
heciiiie 111, etpcrlally If they had a
feicr. It was nt once deylded that the
pnllent hnd tee tuiicli Meed In his sys
tern, He (hey Immediately proceeded te
effect n euro by taking some of this
surplus bleed out.
This whs nccompllshed by the tise of
lepchps, or bleed suckers, which were
pluced en some part of tho'bedy nnd
allowed te suck the bleed until suf
ficient hnd been extracted. The town
bniber was the eustedlnn of these
'eeclips nnd wns called lu when mch
nn operation needed te be performed.
He kept the leeches In a basin nnd sup
plied the necessary hnndnges for pro
tecting the wound.
The barber's pole came Inte exist
ence te Indicate thnt that particular
bather was also a leech doctor. The
erlglnnl pole had a brnsa basin nt the
top, representing the vessel in which
the leeches were kept. The pole itself
was the staff which the patient held en
te during the operation. The red and
white htrlpcs rpprcsented the bandages,
red for the bandage which would natu
rally be stnlncd with bleed during the
oppiatien, nml white for the clean
bandag".
A crent many barhcrn' poles are net
quite true te their origin today, for
they him. cilt balls instead of basins
at the top. nnd nre red, white and blue
stripes. There wns no blue stripe lu
the original barber's pole.
Tomorrow "What CatMen Freckles?"
The Weman's Exchange
Seda-Water Stain
Te th' Editor of Weman's Page:
Dear Madam' Will you kindly inform
mp hew te rcmove red Seda "water
stains treni a henna dress? 8. S.
W ,lia. - 1.... . -.-I
.. ..k-ou ttiu juiti wilier siaiiiss you
can lomevo them by wringing another
I""" i wiu same niaiprini eiit et iukc
wnrm wntpr and layinp It ever the spots
Tllt.ll 11PAU.1 .(ll. n ..,A..tn I.H.. .. .11
...... t... -.j mui ti eii.iii;iiiiu nun uillll
the spot has disappeared and the nieces
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..... ....u no, ii any ei in,, main re
mains, use. carbon tetrachloride en It.
Name for Tennl3 Club
7V f7tc r.dller of Weman" Page:
Hear Madam We an, irlrls of thlr-
Ippii yearn of nee nnd novo formed a,
tPimN club. I would appreciate It vnry I
much If you could mipkp.U a Pilltable I
name. One of the nlrls suggested a
Kiench name. lm I de net thlnlt It fill
for a tennis club. Am I right" I
Alse, t want te chanite my name, but
mv parents otiject. What shall I de?1
I hate my name, because it Is se com- i
men Shall I de It or net"' I am ixist
twelve and welch K'O pounds and am
flve feet two. Am 1 tee tall for tr.v '
age.' .JOY.
Ne. I don't think a French name
would be very nice for your tennis
dub. Why dent jeu call It the Ball
and Hacquet Club or .something dc dc
pcilptlve lll;e that: If ou called It the
"l.eve-AU" or the "Ileadv te Serve"
veu could keep up the club during the
winter and devote veur tltne te sewing'
or work In rome ether way for ehailty.
Is Jey your rial nam or did veu
'Just cheese that? If it is, I den t see
1 why you want te chance It I think
1 it's a lovely mine and net n bit com
I men. Anyhow, ou should net go
agalnt ur parents' wishes In this.
Mary Is about the commonest name
there It. but It Is nlua;,; beautiful be
Mause of Itt- associations It's the per
son who beuis the name who makes it
what It is. Make yours levily bv being
lovely yourself, and It will stnnd out
i yen If tlietp iiri a dozen etheru of the
same name livtni tight In jour neigh
, hoi heed. Veu are tall, but net tee
tall.
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Ames Thought She
Her Voice Express Her Personality
It Was Shrill and Unattractive
Way With the Mistaken Idea
SOME ONE told Agnca that it would
be absolutely necessary for her te
express her personality.
Agnca was worried te death ; she had
no way of expressing her personality,
she didn't like te wear pink nil the
time, which is one way of doing it ;
she didn't go in for art of any kind,
which is nnether way, and she wasn't
especially queer or wild or tempera1
mental, which nre qualltica by means
of which n girl can express her
self very emphatically indeed.
Yet everybody was doing It and
Agnes has never been a girl te bfl left
behind bv any new style.
Something just, simply had te be done
about it.
And suddenly Agnes remembered her
voice.
It was net a pretty voice; it was
pttremelv shrill and nasal, but for that
very leasen It was different from the
voices of the girls whom Agnes knew.
They tried te keep theirs down and
make them as attractive ns possible.
Hut Agnes let hers de what It would,
and new she was glad she had done se.
Fer that was te be her way of ex
pressing her personality.
Her unusual voice would make her
distinctive among her friends and she
might even be spoken of as "the girl
whose voice expresses her personality."
SHE is content, just for the sake of
being in the swim, te allow her per
sonality, that peer overworked thing
that fe few of tn have and se many
of ns think we should have, te be
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It would be much better te be con
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People won't Deck about te meet her
or long te knew her better, when thnt i
unattractive voice has made them wnnt '
te held their hands ever their ears.
"Mv goodness, what a terrible!
voice!" they will exclaim. "Why, that
girl doesn't have te talk tbnt wny.
does she? She must have a frightfully
(llsngrpeable disposition if that's the
way she talks."
It won't be a geed advance adver
tisement for her nt itll.
ANYHOW It's nil very silly te sny
thnt ench person must have some
peculiarity in order te be distinctive.
If one cannot be distinctive without
being eccentric. It would be much bet
ter te be just a common, ordinary,
everyday person.
Suppose, eveeybedy was distinctive;
the word "would lese Its meaning; the
stntp would fall Inte Insignificance, and
the only original thing te de would
be te turn common nnd obscure.
It's the chnincter itself, the person
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That nersen does net haw, ..
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