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S4M,r7 D. LOWRIE'S
SATURDAY EVENING TALK
The Spiritual Side of the PruclU e of U rati tig by Touch
EVEKV new ami then something re- fur iteml In touch Is (lint tint nil Reed
minds the world .f nil old tril'.li lrvi:i. .e-siss it. 1 lliinl. net like
linlf or wholly forgotten. I suppose nil benntv r like (cuius or like i iniiinn
trtiths nre iill m "M ns the tit-si iie. It Is a cjft I th nh tint .'
mortal who di-cevcicd them, nr ii'lh." vniies In person, net .i mil h ,n IH'
ns old en the Spirit of Truth, which i- ntle of rhi'ir Hemines im In ' i rMe
no riRe hut eternal. f iln-lr h-i'unce of mind 11 I". U in
Lately It Ins s in'il te i" i'ii r 'M-iir fiem ilclf I- niie'her v .1 et
llsieus world Is believing annm in t Id dcilnliij: the state el mind hoi em
truth thnt there "s in tlii srnc e teu.li P"tm.v or habitual. Hut t. nci't i!
mere llinn 'nnt liinjt that i sl.in deep ' 1"' a mind that i im miu-ei' trine in
And the bid is sainm. im.hih.I mnt reed rather tliim mi a shnip'v .n'tm it
tne personal contact tlireuitli the 'cut
of fundi hnt In It pnlenlta.Itles of geed
mid of evil net enlv te the he.lv, Im'
te the mind.
What Used te he r.i In i n hnri'cr "
the ro'Hle'i-i i'ii 1 1 Ii of e'm eiiriiiu iki
ttfinriilpnri-m -. in-rtnn; ihc urtiiclis
thnt wic fe.ind"il en ion. h n n in mi-
of llrfllitIZ in,- ' nv cd.n -, (e III I tl ,i I
aetip, mnlteis of inrie'lM and spv.i'.i
t Ivt Intcre-l lii'c:iiii . ev. nitf le -cli'ii-tirte
lilscnvei i m an i nam pIumieiiiimiu
tJmt me new ceiiimniiplucc in the busi
ness of n php!cian. the cencrnlitv of
ran nre becoming iivvnn once mere thnt I will Inte a spiritual cenu. t witli the
mere ii n triinMiiis-ien or emPlhin will or the Spirit of Truth i.d tin
Fltnl nud iiiiiimiiii.i'iiMe between two Spirt'. In ether word An. I las' v I
timan IipIikjs hy th. p rMiiuil ceiifict 1)IVl. iiier.il If fiem wl.if I n I
Pi02ni7llbtc Ihleuull out eli-e of ,di.e!fd the power of K,.e t. . Ii
,, '. , iiiu-t inn ii.'im- Minieilitiii; of the new
1 erhaps thnt w.c l.-e iSht i -he a--i- f n,,, , , --i ,r i tt n .
m I. e.tit Imi .i (.. .. ......1 .( i. . ...
........ ... .. .i hi in i.M.Mimi , oer. I Iin n i i'pvi'i or en a w re
trp In the program of i;oedii I
, 'ii one who wili pulti'ltf a i nud
inliep would "ins "einethliu i In I .
mhnl and relteral l intlier iliiin eni"
thin-; that hud uticrpeitid nu . .mti
icant ehatiKe- of 'line ei iiei;h
Tlieiiren'eallj I'lil'difii. of leui-e nn
cot mi; e si.cp 'hoc d u he wi
i i . i
II" 'H llllll I I c no I I I I.l'l II-' l i
w'hnt a small child mi' e u .
-In'iii'ii
I THINK thii evi'iiiieiN of i eikvi inc
Hen ii really cained b puttnu; one
Winter time will see
long, huge sleeves.
Here arc examples of the
longest and largest.
c evening getvn of satin
encases the arms
of its wearer
i wrinkled, close-fitting
meusquetaire
cuffed with flowing
trains
cinch sweep the fleer.
A crepe suit
in black and white
i sleeved in cape
effects
that drape themselves
becomingly
either raised or
lowered.
Adaptations of these
two styles
will undoubtedly
grace our frocks
this season.
inain:e n n i- pi,. , , j ,ht... iii,
Swedi-.li tiieiln d p'ii-i finu ,li ,li
fttimulntieii licit ui.i'.;t'c en iln. he.h
by pureh inecluinu al ine.ne. .,f s, hi nn;
the ciir.ilntieii of the leoe.l. n,( i,ne
who hai lei u nidsr-iKisI m luc ki"ii
njns.nst' but liuemes aw.re of some
ether quant) iliac c i with fie me-.
rhunleal inqMniiii of r no Menu;;, K-;iile.
flexible hands of n mnsseuse And. in
deed, Inekuii! thnt nMnielc.i ipi.ility i f
vitality nnd r1iiiiiis and ieuiimIiIiii; '!
thnt tnnkrs the blend. t!i innhan'-n'
Iiart of a tre-itraini e nm-nne ca.i In
it-ry lrrlTat nisi and l idiM deiet'Tleiii.
ASKII.I.KH luiis-eiise kuewi that
very well .She Knew that h
gives vninrthiiic mere il.il iluiu lie.
Mere plnMcal itri'iicih in 'Iht laln;
ili of hands." and that what .he (hei
at tually saps her .neie ili.ni the physi
cal part of her treutment. I studied
hew te in? iiipsKime during the wai.
from ent of the liet ic.uheis an I piac piac
tltieners in the rounte. and I learic !
thii from hei. and also jrarneil ihc dif
ferenec of the teu h of ur.ie dezi n et
my fellow pupils, for we prmt'ied en
one another Tli'rc wtre Mune whi had
heslln; teneh and some w'ie lacked
It, nnd seiierally spenkin,'; the poi-.ps.sien
cl it or tht lack if It leuld be referreil
buck te kemethiny that was net phytd
eel In the practitioner Apart from the
leek of the hand's, tliere wai a reioi; reiei; reioi;
niznble but lndctinable iun 1 1 1 that
made one aware of n peteiitiiillt;. or i
lack of it in the power of touch.
I have theuRht of it often since ntnl
I have wutched people wm have il
xcrt it conycieuvly or uni'eii-i imislj te
itft and lefres-h. in n tense iumkoliu iumkeliu
their fellow humane.
Tlin discussion which the !eri; and
lnymen nt the Kpn-cepal conentien
out In Portland are bavins en the re
Tlvnl of the Church i junction and en
couragement of the "hi ine nn of
knnds" is just one of the si-ni of the
times.
Our I.nrd and his disciples nffer Mm
drew men's nttentlen te the fact that
It is the mind that devisei the coe.l
or the evil In one, but thnt the-e 1
hut imi h' a in refi i hi ln-i 1 1 leiil
i li miicli a person What the me. hii'n
i ;il ilex! i- of a i.idie 1 1 :i iini it r itiil
ieicli" lie e i.ii'clri it iiui ii
hiitiinii ear. se the true ieiter i the
uuiiil imii Ii i between tiinl "ii .i one
hntiil and the fellow inei'.n in tin
either He Is slniplv n re, e Mi all I
rnnsmiMet of ! spirit iV l,t' t if
" hli-h It m.n lie Ills limit.- ii the
llpillllUI
We lecepf than w, in i i e t.eli
when it is n matte: "' ,,e( h nr a
uialter of henriiiK , l.n ,w
words of etlii'ts can uplitt i i
as lnu-le. nnd w Knew Mint
sir t.-li niu upwiird of i In- ii, in l tl
the i ar Is ii inlrin le nf mri
Hs u ieeliiteiii threuch the ec t
niil is an eei--,n mirin '
for our si,s(. nf touch .t whs
poet I 'alh and in a geed sense te leiers, ,
or I' was hit te e; ,iliiisid t"i doers
of evil, or It Hll t'ercle.l uucntl-
"t iieisU for siMitliim;. or mei li.micnlu
Im- exereis,.. I ; 1 1 r for eon! ions, spirit
ual healing of mind nud heih it was
Isiised h the er Church that origi
nally gave It If first clerilied splr.tual
slsnillcinice. And If ChrKtinns have
ll-ed l latch at all the weie ".pieer'
Christians, fnnatics, practltieiii rt of
curious cult.s. The KcneriilitN of them
adveenred the use of a pertecth sane
pew i r striilently nud in some cases
d 1'iereuslj
NllW thnt we are beginning te Im
nun re of the' power ntriiin with
ruii'i Inns and humhle ipiestimii'ii;
nur resiintislbllitv for a talent
mislaid In a napkin of ferire'fnlneii.
there Is hope that we mat hem tit by
it in an even dcepi r measure than cer
before.
Hie works dint l ile. slin'l e de
also, and i;reaf'r works than tl.esn
"ha'l re de. because 1 j;e te the
Tnther " !
These and mnn ci'ier savings of
Christ with reynrd te the power which
the Spirit was tn give Ills followers
ntnl the cetieratinns of men who be
lieved Hi word In apm te come have,
always i mile men pause hnlf In wen-,
ier. hnlf in hope of a gift fiat hi
reaction or the beilv Hint t) nvs its
part. There is an ell touch thnt potential in a follower of the lard
the world hns known, and men have r"- ... ,,
Uten nn,l men have ctiltlrated sli.ee the T new in re-reading the inirncles
davs of Adam : but there is nlen n eerwl O of t
touch, lutt ns powerful for life ni the the world of tedaj en the erge of
ether Is for death, which men have much that Is new and miraculous In
lerted with mere nr les fni'n fro r. the exercise of utn-een powers. It in
the days of the prophet- fe th ea.-H net Urn nee If the hope with some, AdvCTXtures With a PurSP
of the saints The question i- hem.;
asked again, net an te the existence of
Mich n power, but ns te what it con
sist a of nnd hew It is attained and
hew It can be used.
My personal feeling about the power
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nnd in compassion ler
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l.rtltm te CtrnlMn'K column mini (
icrltlfii en one Jilrie of Ihtraptr enjv
eirt ritut te rleiieit mlth ' w,T,Ur.l
tiame and ncWrr. The iinme telll e
be piiMlihrd it the irritrr rfe't et tnlth
(t. I'litlmirrt Idlfri cinJ tfttcru, ,rl''1'
en ref ldr et the imptr uUI net 6
ainieerrd. ll'r(tr who lulsn psMonei
nnierr that mil or tlrrn (n the reliimn
win ptruie loe, (irrc, an iitrjenat lrttr
ern enlv written when absolutely neces-tarsi.
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Tje "Belle" Who Has Many "Bern,"
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Is Ne Lenger a Frequent Sm
In These Days the Girl Who Docs Net Have Many AdmlrA
Calls Them Up Herself, and It's Hard te Tell I 1
Who Is Really Popular
...
MI, Aljli the boys like nncy,
Hew te Progress
Tn t'.i- t illt'ir nf H'eirtnii's rnu
I 'ear M ulani I'euld vim t -I. n
e true .1 preKrepslvi- tlvf li'imlrnl p.ifi
A I'l.ANXIMl
After fmir hands hae tie. n plied
tlic turtners at ncli talde wl.n h.ie '!
Iilijh nt were-i intnc te tlu : '
Win ii ,iu v. lsji join i;in! tu si, ,
plaMiiir. each etm ndds up lr .' "r
an'1, th- liU;h"t nm nc-.c im- tt
numiii r of thi 'e te lie ih tciniuieil l
;. ou. ei' ceurb--
Vants Beth Sclioe
r f titf l.dlur rf iremin I'tJ'i'
lie.ir Mad.tii, -'n u ,i.i- l,i'.iil n w
befeie tne. e I trust juu wil, be a '.
te anwer inv question 1 nn t n '
the many k rii who want te ;.- f
i 1 oel erv much, bu: wl e canne" afford
te be unless t!u weil after s, ik.i.i
Can veu led me w hi r te ai p'; for fits
k r. 1 of work" WAITIN"'.
The Ji'nler I'.tnple-. irm S. ric
102J Cherry street Is, exailh the Ida'
ffir ,ou te t;e te. ,is :h. v ntnl wer te
h.... . . . , . . . si ,ny ii"i ip n ill- i - seiire in"iis, ,,n.i
e .Master nnd in looking out "ti i ,..,. ,. ,:, ,,,, ,, . r.',.,i .., ...t-iiie
sfjtii" for jeu
linn cri't.un te n ferrnietv iIimt I ii,'i?
ipeph-el freelj. like the disi .pie.- of AXHII.l-: nwnj last week In a
old. we cm nNe give frech te the! 'V town I s.-m an cihlh'tlen of
;nri of find
the 'iv.Ititinle
FAVORITE RECIPES
OF FA MOUS WOMEN
IJy MRS. II. MnVi:Y CMCKOI.K
(Wife of nierkan Censul ut ('.till
nierkan Censul
spulni
Iteil
'ett.ige (the Dish for Whhh Ks.iu
Sold Ills Iilrtliriglil l
One round nf lentils. Wnsh well and attractive
oak overnight One small can of te
small
lima.
Seme of it, such as green dogs with
curly tails nnd fljitig fish, were net
just se geed, but the greater part of
the collect ion was of some of the love leve
liet china 1 have ever seen Hits of
eggshell, It would leeui, and se deli
cntely colored. And It made me want
te come right back home and hu nn
et'tire new dinner set. I reallv ceuldn t
de thnt. and -e I hnd te compromise
ind buy jtit-t a few thing'. Vester
dnv 1 suw some sherbet glasses, and
I nnestly 1 couldn't resist them. ev n
heugh they are se entirely different
frn-n an thing else I have Made of
g'ass, they are colere i a most unusual
shade of blue or an orange The
glumes are i 1 a dozen nnd are quite
Plan te Use These Delightful Suggestions
When Yeu Make Pies, Says Mrs. Wilsen
It's Easier te Prepare Pastry for Mere Than One. Toe, and
Thru Seme Can Be Saved Till Several Days Later
IJy MRS. M. A. WILSON ; then rendv te innke into pies Keep
Cepfnaht, d:i. bv Jfr. it. 4 Witten. All , thin in iidnd. that no amount of rolling
njhta reserved. will hurt the tuistrv. just ns long as
se,, mcriimit - me ,.,, .-i... ... e- ..Whnfll we de new ' ' IIw mnnv i -pyij .JOHNSON hnid : "A mnn is. inl.veu don't squeeze it in a ball; just lny
mntees or four ripe ones I we inidiiirii- u,nes have buy metheis been dnveii J ',..... i W,,0T rirnsed when he hns ! '" n I'"0 ","1 r"H " ""I11 " " "' the
slzei sweet peppeiis nml two onions, nit nlnu st te distraction by that virv ques- . ' ' '' .... ,. I desired size or shape that .veu require.
into mnnll piefe"
A litt'e gin lie, n baj
tir.n' U'ttr, t-ninv lns n,i, ii... I a mm dinner 'inen his t.'iDle tnan vvnpn
, 1,'l.lr.,.. ,,in. i.i,u.lr.tl r.r tinrli.iT.u ?. I.lll,lu ...If IU (-!- " THa tnntr hp KOMI' SN'AI'I'Y 1'IK I'l 1 .1 .1 N'(J S
leaf a sprig of mint, two tablespoons ,.el(, , kr,M, them In the house, the, ,,,,, translated I., read today, "A ' Apide Ct.sU.nl
of olive ml or a piece of sn.t per or , ran bave a delightf.il time jihuing , mn ,; hm,.r pleased when he hns n Line deep pie plnte with patr then
bacon, with snlt te taste. sclmel and drawing all sorts of fane . .,00, m(il lls table, looked with , cover the bottei.i one Inch deep with
pictures en inc oiacKiienrq uv using a ,R. !f,.'h i,nnd', than if she were te finely cln pp. , apples, then pour ever
dozen pieces of colored .l.aU which hnnt. hiime tl,. frepilT from tlie golf ' the following eustnr.I :
.en en , .u. .... .-..- i,m , , ..., ,. j, piakesintts
Cever all with water and cook until
lentils are tender Serve l:i soup plates
I
Mendiy BaUeil Hani With Micul
rot-itecs, by .Mrs. .Ihhics .1 Davis
Can Yeu Tell?
Hy II J nnd .1. W Hmlim-r
Hew the Niime "Yatilnv" Originated
The origin of the term "Vank.e. ns
plld te le-ldetits of the I "n J f . is ij.
1 us new been traced te HidlanJ, w'ere
It has len been the ciistim, t . , uln u,
nn.v one who Is siupld as .1 um Kmi'',
which would, when tran-lated into Kng
Hull, leek like '.fehn Cheese Tin
term whs trunspliiiited te tl..s .euntrv
Br OOIMNNK LOWIi , by the enrlv Uutcli s,.itl,rs Th. v tried
, , , .. ,., te Intreduce Inte Americu liirmjgh
The WMrln' of the green, far from uu (f ,N(,w Amst,r(1m .. ,
kelng prohibited, seems te be new ul- ,,iv their customs, nut tin lr Int. gunge
Bient obllgnterv The eldv freedom of Among ethers upon whom 'hev tried te
Sfnelce offered is In the particular shade in.prcs- their Inugu'ig. were the In-
. v ., . . , . . . dlnns As the cmld net rmull' un-
I green which we wish te espouse. ,,., . ,,, () ullg, ,,.,. ,,, j, ,
Here art Is almost ns geiieteus ns nn- lancers cnnsldeied tliem stuiild, se thev l
ture Itself. Fer there Is evei.v possible i ailed them ,Iaan Knas 'J lie premm-
ilntlen simrelK iiki. tun K117 , tl,..1
" I.,,. .. I. a..., .,.... .i-' tl... Liilillnnp s.Vieme
for mmnj or hop ud.lrf Uumtn' i;ur, ' (1.I1(. (ll,int. tn th 1. .1 Kiielirn.
piinnn -it.tinui aim or .Mam Idel , ".. ... m ' - - -
Kdltnr
IrftvMrn lln huurx uf H nnd
THE HOME
,V GOOD TASTE
lly Hareld Uonaldien Khcilein
Tnriatlen of the color. I.nnvin green
rertultilv
1
? ! W , - 'I
ji sei !
1
1 nil the-e. as thev were, hnvc been
acciptcd by the fnmll gladly te re
lieve mother Hut new the bummer is
past the wife should glndly get out
the bnkliii! tints ami pans and hie her
self te mnking the eld-fushlnned home heme
niude goodies for which the nll-Atnerl-cen
housewife is, famous the world ever.
This Is the open season fer that till -Amerl'iin
disli, jde, and with the har
vest of iibundant creps: of apples,
peni In 1, pears, raiKlns, te sa nothing
of the pumpkins, squah and the va
riety of home-made mincemeats and the
ever-popular fluff v mcrlngued lemon
pic and its kindred sisters, the rus
tai'l cicam chocolate, nnd butterscotch
pl.s. tin- heusewife trulv has n wen
derful lit te drnvv from
I found thnt thp Western men folk, i
like e'ir Southern bevs, and the Yankee '
lads from the New Ilnghnd communi
ties, have a real moth all wt for pie.
New, Mrs Housewife, get out the pic i
tin- and the relllng-pln and iiinkii a1
real batch of pleH. If ou want te have
pies several times a wcilt. .pist make ,
up a double batch of pnstr.v , plnce in i
ti!(s"p i.f vvnx paper in the refrigerator
and it will keep for the week. It is
I'lace in small bowl
line vup nt mill:,
.S'ix tuhlrK;,rnn.i of nigtir,
Ynlkn i. fice rjiyt,
fnr uAbfi c.
Otic finipe'iu nl 1 untlta,
One rjwiitir tnupien of nutmrg.
Rent te blend well, pour ever the
prepnrcd iipphs nnd bake In slew even
until the custard is sit .Make a me
ringue with the whites of the two eygn
and half i up of sugar, whipping until
stiff and pile en top en the custard
when bnked brown meringue llghtlv in
even.
Virginia Meatier .Mlncn
Place in bowl
Our fmcke'jf of wtllmi rniaint,
Out pntkagi' nf unit it uiiiini,
One vup nf thupiird iiuM,
Ouf.half cn;i f finrlij cie;ii(.i citron,
One-hnlf cup of finely chopped can
died erangi put
Thne-'iutirtera cup of fintly chopped
Uf I ,
Neighbors Slander Her
Dear Cynthia Plcnse advise pip en
thin Mtltitpct I We hnve Itl.sl moved Inte
11 new nelKhhf rhoed tibeut three months
ns:e, nud te our surprise llnd that one
of our nclchberH Itaa said teirlble
thltiRR about us which ure very untrue.
We hnve never ppeken te this woman.
and why she letn her tenuu R
around like this I don't knew Him
told her next-deer neighbor and she
told us. 1 vveh reIiik te get a warrant
out for her, hut just de net knew what
te ile. as inv mother Is dead. Ami.
C.v nthlii, I ntn keeping" steady company
witli 11 L'eniiemnn wnem 1 lnicnu j"
inairy vVe re out quite often, and ue
.veu think this Rives her nil leicen te
talk? My father vvnnta te Ret a wiu
rnnt. Hew will we go about It without
trouble? I hope, Cynthia, you will
answer seen, ami pluase de net print
my address. I nni very thankful te
veu, nnd I knew thla wilt net take, up
much room In print. This Is the very
first tlme I have written, and 1, think
)ou nre wonderful KM-IAMm.
Vnn cnitiii net ntup-ir out n warrant
without making a great deal of trouble
Ueslde.s If this woman has chanced M
see your fiance leaving ou nt the deer
after n. dance or party, late at nlRht,
she could pei haps prove her words true,
whlle she could net prove her meaning.
Uetter let the whole matt, r drop. Igner.i
the cesslp und live our own life, net
caring for Interfeience.
They're for the Boxer
Dear ( v nthhv - V nail ' Hlend.v"
the btfxer'ii epistle, and we hope you
will publish this te 111 ni
Dear "Illendy" Veu fascinate us be
cause you lire u hovel, and v.c are two
girls, or flappers, If you cheese te cull
us that. We lll.n In crs and knew a
geed many of them, and they are "Reed
sports." Hut etheis. eh they bore us
hecnuBA thev are alwa.vs talking about
themselves, 'but thnt doesn't mean any
thing te us, because jeu knew that
"sclf-prnlss never leads nny proces preces
sion. New, "niendy." we nre under the
Impression that we knew you, but then
our convictions may Just be Illusions
Hut one of our fr'en.ls Is ti blend and
nineteen ear.s old. and he Is Just In
the beginning of his prefes'slnn us ei;
but with iierseveinnee nnd patience,
together with his geed sense of humor,
1 knew he will be among the top tep top
netchers Wc also vi ant te nssure ou of the
fnct that we are two girls who don't
think that boxers) are brutes, and we
have a gr.nd mnny ether girls te back
up our statements.
We have i (included from veur letter
that you are kind and amiable, which
la se manlfert In your grammatical ex
pressions, and we only wish we could
be with you In your spare time, ns we
icel sure that w mid RLt along Jus-t
fine. That Is Impossible, but remember
"where there's life tlu-re'.s hope." and
maybe soine time we will sie jeu If
you appear In any bouts, nud if we
ever de we will surely root ler you.
.Se, in concluding. let us IndulRu In the
hope thnt you will answer this letter,
that you will re the limit every minute
tu attain nur goal and thjt jour iiame
will some dav shine In the hilght lights
of the arena. JUAN AND .111.1..
Describes an Ideal Pal
Dear Cynthia I wai mi glad ou
printed th" first letter I wrote te ou,
se 1 ntn daring te vvrlte ngaln, hoping
you will print this nlse.
Se man lenelv people seem te be In
favor rf this "!ct. Together league"
for strangers; Hint It seems te me it
would be a siu te drop such u tine Idea
new
O "I.nne Wolf" where are you?
Won't you step forward and he the
dominant figure In fuitherlng this thing
ou yourself propeFed" I think many
of us lonely mortals, the girls especially,
wculd be willing te put a crown upon
your brew royal raiment clethe ou In
and set jeu upon a throne se we court
bow down before your reval highness
Just such high hopes have our heartn
cherished s,nt.c you have once Instilled
this plan In our brads
Whlle writing Cjnthla I wish te men
tion thnt I liked "IllencIyV letter In
a recent Issue. There's an Instance
of n. perfect boy going te waste.
Heme girl needs him tn her life te inake
her exlstence perfect Un Is a boy
who Is working for something lu this
world. He has a decent Interest In
life and doesn't think he's missing all
the fuiv In the world by passing up
dance halls.
I have n girl friend bark home who
has a wonderful boy friend or, rnther,
pal and comrade He'n the hardest
working boy I knew of, and still finds
tlme for everything Veu should see
him, for he Isn't ene bit geed looking,
but he haH such a charming way nnd
he Is se pelite and n.ce It mere than
makes up far his lack of leeks This
boy l preparing himself te go te Hr Hr
ten Tech. H knows all kinds of lan
guages, and If ou nsk htm about pig
iron or locomotives he can tell ou
about them from A te '.. He Is the
kind of boy who writes nice little mes
sages en the card inclesed with (lowers
for your birthday
My girl Mend has gene with him
for tt ear, but Btlll they de net knew
the pleasure of a kiss hetwecn them
She doesn't desire a lever, Just a pal
nud "geed friend, nnd she's get him Hv
the reverence In his eves jeu can tell
, hew much no loves ner When thev
take long and glorious rides In his
I mnchlne en summer evenings he takes
a beck of poetry along ajid recites home
wonderful gems te her
Where, eh where Is Just nidi nnother
glorious boy waiting for a gnl whose
hungrv heart ciles out fei him?
1 Hill c ui...', m.ii. nt, iH-i tl'llllfiy
lonely AI-h HV MVrtKU
tt
said n mother, "she's se nice te
nil of them nnd they hnve such fun nt
her house! She's n geed dancer nnd
she plnys tennis well nnd she's net silly.
I giiesi really she Is nbetit the most
popular girl in their srt."
A number of jears a'ge Nnncy would
hnve been called the "belle" of the
neighborhood.
And the beyn who fleck nbetit her
plnne nnd her of n Saturday evening
would hnve been known as her
"beati."
Hut belles hnve gene out of style
new.
Yen hear jnetliprs nnd grnhdmethprs
say. in the rempl'icent tone that gees
with (lie leinark, "Oh. jes. lit was olio
of my bcaus." or "Well, I was ttotne ttetne
thing of n belle in my day."
Hut the girls of today will have tn
have sviine ether lemnrl; te make.
Net thnt they nrcn't popular; there
nrn letK nf irlrls like Nnnpv . lint there
nre se many that it Is Impossible for V t "V " " T l ?, Mm. tirl, fc
...... -. I.- ..n..ln.A.l MlA JVMAnt- hfllU . ; "- " " -
IMIU l( UV C-III'MUri II IIIU ft till l UtMUi
1'
TIIIKKR'S tee much genernl fun new-1
niltiyn; boys nnd girls play nbetit
together tee much.
A party will stnrt nt one girl's house,
move en, by mentis of nutomeblles te
tmetlipr girl's) nnd finish up, pprhnps
nt the movies, or nt n third house.
Impartiality is the rule.
One reason for it is that girls no
longer hesitate te invite n boy te come
see them.
Wnllllevvers and by the way thc?e
nre no longer flowers, they merely held
up the wall arc net necessarily se en
account of lack of benuty or anything
like thnt new.
It mny be Just because they nre tee
modest te call up n few boy iB,
tlirm te come around. ' "d I
The modern lady mnv nt -i
propose, but she certainly tle.mi' Wl
tntej. make it easy f e'r 7h? aV.f
TV nvu . . .... .'I
. t, ., y uh 1, ,nkng ,
- ndvnntnee. '"
It robs n girl whose pcrsenl!i. .
charm could ensllv dis il.Ti"!1' lJ
It puts n girl who has little ti
nnd no scruples about the kind
irieuus sue enceurnges en a ltt.i -.3
this ether who never u ..'"?..!
eyebrow te en in nn n,lmi-. "" I
On the ethpr hnnd this syst'em m.V.!
for much creator mnn '..."""m
uineng girls nt Inrge? UDU coat
Wn llllewcr. or the emVi.l,.u ' ,gr IBII
ever she mnv be rnlln.i . i.Xl " hM'
guess 1 could be ns nemilnr '.. .i"i
body if 1 just lowered myself , Z
the boys it rush the vny seme,i.lH
1IV 11. 'Ml. lit I. mj i, - ",
And then, it is n much mere nih?
dcniant stnte of affnlrs tn i,,. .Ws,
boys nppnrently like nil the girl. 81
stend of having most of them 0M3J
eiiuii.Y in iuve vvnn just one;
VTANCY may be the most pep,li
L among the bevs. bin tl,. i.i ' .
deer continues te leek like it b!2
They nil trot around together
the unprofessed belle ctharea b
"beans" with the ether girls, "TaBrj
nnd wnllflnn-erti ntllfn ,lnn.,l,..
She manages te get along be.ntlhl
without her title, nnd mere credit"
reniiv due ner because she whu I
liuiHiiiu.i.Y v aiiuiiiunceus V0t(, ant
her own campaigning.
1
The Superior Sex n, hazei. de hatchimi
Tire pound of eiiilri, cut in dice,
i u u ii'iun e iiei p curve.
New place in saucepan
f)nn nd ntir-hulf ( up, 0 cider,
One l li (, llirifu tj.it,.
fine cup ., lei.en tuyar,
One Iraiiiuen of cinnamon.
une-nati
tt,,. tti.nlk It hi, , him ruin, I l,i,.ll,u. ,.,.ll.
eemes first te the mind, and rertultilv hPPaln(! "Yankees. " This ..iplunatlen
It has swept ever both millinery and ' seems mine reusetnille than the tilth tilth
clething. Hut there are many who.erte accepted one that the term orlgi erlgi
y that this shade has lest favor with 'ft . .IX'rp!.'!
mere exclusive women and, us n lesult, ,vU(, (.i,ei understand !ir li"n;i'ag.
the smart mtllinri Is turning mere te is verv naturil. even when um m,. m
the gray-green known ns petieleiim your own country and talking in m for for
Bettle green is also used In uiillineiv, elgner The lro.uel Indlnn, d.d net
S well ns in suits ituil iiiiueurs r ei snetv un- i:im iani.ee nnni ...lei tl
v
al
ru, t....... ...,.. -. - '. -. .;, .- """.i!" - -- . . c -i ,. , . . '" " I"'-" - ", . ,, i.... ulnt I.".,. i- -.- ... . .
mber. In tedny s model or uiiiurr nmnM vvuiieii a.i nn lnstiectin- of I rem may ne in one ui nn- iiguter ienes i Hiie, wnnteil te mnue a pin sue nnu irai . ...i m in., reirigeruter a nil
s in um. . , Cwrv- , et tne priuicn inini wnien we wish te t tultu a pacKage or pastry irem mu " " '""i uuy
0iT.Hr:iiicr In lieilroems
When the hangings tn the bedroom then just a matter of cutting off just
nre te be the litef rtceratlvu fenure, i nulliclent ler eucn pie. i win give
we consider them, iheir .oler and ma-' recipe for pastry tedny thnt will mnue
lerlal before choemng gluss curtains , four large pies, und a trick ft little
v,.,l,ini lu iner.. Ii.niif,.! .t.rt.t .1... VV'nt.ipTi ueinfin iani.ht ine while watch-
....,, Ilij. ,,,let...l lltiieis . n..nllnl.l .... I,h l.'il.-n unite r.ciiitH. Khe nindp . Uu's AUll
They can be used ns ever-diaperv for ' up a huge bat. h of pasirv and then "" h"lf ftp of ttrunq vlilcr vmeiiar,
windows and u .overt f ii i m.isc liecm. i .lli-lil.s-l It in tyiriiens suitable for each n fid cook lur three minutes longer then
renmg vvenr green Is tlnnl) Intrenched 1 lutch hud come te An. erh a 'and slipper chair or dressing tble I pie nnd vvrapid the individual piece of four ever the mince. Mix well ami
long with the violet tones shndlng Inte The term "I'ncle Ram" arose , ,t bmcli. Willi them u.av he ne.i iiwi-.s, pastry that was sulliilcnt for one pie turii in crock, pour liver the top just
d, white, geranium led. Hume and jocular way after the Wm ,,f hi2 ' gauze or net The gaurai or thin tuf- I (n u piecti of wnx paper Then when I Hururlent ineltnl beef s,uet te form cev-
leaspoen of nlbpice,
inc icutnoen (lj yingrr,
OnC'hnlf teimpoen of iiutincu.
Bring te boil and cook for five mln-
frock tre llnd silver lace posed ever iirmv mpplle
Lanvin green crepe The variety is , body called Mm I m le
rhleved here bv bias bunds of black minim te the dcret w
lace en the skirt The girdle of silver marked I x e thut ii v,i iii a
tl SbUe is distent i with il Ueep puiK jeKf one nut mm . ,mi, en,.. VV.,, mi
.Sam lioeds , empiiasr.e. u iiuieiu i,e ueeu, it may r,.frigerater nml roll it, just ft matter
of i nurse, he chosen also ter the covering of the f fi,fl minutes. Try this; It's very
bed.
tone.
Here and There
The Canadian Federation of I'uiver
dty Women has l.'W:i members.
Nearly .v(X) inventions by women were
patented in Kngland last jeur.
i ivi'i hanging make a shmie nunc, es
Miry If thev are hung en tings with
traverse cenls whi. I, remit r II ensv te
draw them neress the window Thev
ii i lie . .. ..-. . ... -.
i, nine sin. k mill liecllllie tie n,,,,,l,,l " . "- "' ' .'"""" !"
-. . - i--.. i ,.,., ,..,,,,,, i i,i,,... i i r...
title for the lnjthh.il owner
I'. S.
handy.
Vancouver. II. C. has a taxuan
uslied vviief i ?s en lie texes meant
received the iepl,v "I i.e,e Sum " mean
llig Wilsen, the Inspector Hut the
l" ' I ...),..., till t-OIIIII I. liel, I,., I i ?.,... ....
it the ttn... t.... . (,....., ii. tn i. j in. nn
"' Reflective screen fiem the outside world
. nt the Mime time
MentUj "Why I 'I hey Call the Sides ' Tff";'. 'Mivv griped or chanjeeble.
of n Miln Slarbearil nnd l.aih.mr.1"? an. well a brecm.. s. w lu-n the room Is
. I silt cl
use. mane very levei bedroom hang
ings veieurs or velvets nre net ad-
HiilHclently sumptuous , .permit of their I Pil. en cup , c ., g, v,u-
IIIIK MI UM' -.... i. ......
H lhf hllftf f nf mu rt
cake, which can Un lifted frum the
mlnoe when you dfsln te use aonie,
i.ml rMuniH again te kwp out the air
'I IiIm Illilll'h lu riiiU.. -I..I. .....1 .. .. I...
I'astrj Iteclpe for Tour Hes With Tep ' , the year , r, nd
and Ilottem t'nisl
, Crumb I'le
I'lnce in mixing newi
'our ciipi of hard irhrut flour, i
One tctmpoen of tall,
l'nur Ii I'd tfajpoenn of baking
powder.
jsltt once, men cm iiiie i-ns. r
WHAT'S WHAT
liy Helen Dtcie
Jehn Merle enter. hi taxi, iehieh
he ha left (liirina a furious rain rain
tlernt. and find. a beautiful girl there
mlerp. She awakens and demand
te br set down immediately, but
faints en the tidcivnll; when she ha
jeiir only a short distance. Steele
takes her home with him, and by the
sheer force of hi will, held death
at bm during the fight for her lite.
His apparent intertt in her terrific
Marcia Steele, Jehn's mother, and
she confides her fear. te Kathciinc
Clcieland. whom she has always
hoped Jehn would marry. In II'(M II'(M
ingten, it here Sttclc ha gene en
biisir.es. he finds himself thinking of
Anne, and en his return home he
ijees into her loom te sec hew she it.
She ask him why he saved her life
whin she hadn't wanted te live, and
aetim en impulse he ask her te give
il te him. Instantly the yiil is seized
with the most terrible feur Steele ha
ever witnessed.
A Man's Heart
STHIXn reallzetl afterward when he
wns pneing up nnd down his room,
thnt for the second time in his life
he hnd given wny te nn net of impulse.
His first hnd been when he hnd brought
Anne Temple into his home, and his
second had been that very night, when
urged by something tee strong for him
te resist he had asked her te glvp him
the life thnt she held ns valueless.
lie knew that he hnd been wrong te
exeltp her unduly nnd fury shook him
when he remembered the leek In the
nurse's eyes when she hud hurried for
ward anil ItisistPil that lie leave the
room Immediately, lie knew that the
nurse was well within her rights, and
that there was reason enough for her
te he indignant with Anne lvlng In a
dend fnint umeng the pillows. Iltit
Jehn Steele wasn't used te authority
from nny one. He was accustomed te
giving orders nnd seeing them obeyed',
nnd he had wanted te remain in the
room. Strangely enough he felt thut
he hnd n right te be there
Hut why had Anne fnlnted? Whnt
terrible, haunting fear hnd his words
nreused In her? He remembered the
leek nf terror In her eyes us she had
shrunk away from him nnd nothing he
had snid could have frightened her like
that, he was'sure of it.
He had asked her te give him her
life And nt the thought the blend
drummed henvilv In his temples. At
the time he had hardly been aware of
the reason that had prompted htm te
de tills thing, hut new lie knew, hverv
together with his Indifference tewufl
love. It hnd fled before the leek Itl
pnir of long amber eyes, nnd the wen
was mat ue iihiiii t realized it befert
In the terrific grip of his pauU
Jehn Steele did net think of AnS
fear ns n serious obstacle. Hj M
stnriieu ner nnu sac was still far ft
strong. Her terror had been Hit
the fnct that she hnd been unprepi'
for the strangeness of his renuest. 1
. l. 1 !.. t I. .U- . I
iuuiu nt.- uiuuKiii ui ii me mers cop
viuecd ne wns mat this was the ei?
plnnntien of her Btrange shrinking frtJ
mm, nnu witn tne conviction hln iplri
rose anu ne gave uimseii up cntlwlj
thoughts of her.
He hud never dreamed of whit
might be like te love n woman.
wanted te threw discretion te thewlaS
vvnlk into Anne's room and carry k
off with him, somewhere, aniwkfl
where they could be.alene. nnd heratS
i teacn ner te love uim as he loved hir.
Seme day he would de that n
tiling; some day when she wu m
wife, and lie would have the r rhl l
be nlone witli her ns much as hellkti
Te lie Continued
Things You'll Leve te MM
A n
IIP ml
ffnn
i
A Iell Hell Lady Is. Ornament!
Well ns Useful
It is often very handy te have 11
en the dining table. leu can wh
ertintiientnl lis well ns useful II II
dress it up a bit. Pad the handle
...... .,.! .,... l, with iinheiCH
i:ueuu mill Lui.i u .. -- b
muslin. This forms the face. .IB
small bends for the eyes and jMCn
rn,l fs, .tin liriUA fl n rl tllHIlth. I.OOtH
black or red wool form the hair. Mh
a foundation skirt of buckram. Ij
will have te innke It stand out iuu
thnt It does net touch the bell, or n
J"V HULL I. Il"' s Mir. .ui, ,. ...... . .m
nerve in his body wns conscious of I interfere with the ring. ' I'.Bi""?!
It. und his bleed was lenping madly in of silk or I act for tne sniri; ,
. .' . .. , .- ... ' l... l.....b,-., .'nlher n TinrOfftlll
is veins. up vvnn ten aiiup i empie '" ' .".i.. ii.J Pi-i.vil
for his wife, and no- for any altruistic . lare for the raiie te liar. I iDtablj
renseu. either. It wasn't because he 'quaint Ittle Dell Hell Udy Itl W
f-t It Il
wanted te make her llle easier, it
wasn't for nnv plnteule reason what
ever: It wns because he loved her. Hack
r,t 1, ci,l,l,ti lmnelst llin. 1nirl e.n,t
111 I..- '!.,, ...... III,,. ....II..- j
te him as hp sat them beside her hei
was something depper. something that
must hnve leniwil up In his heart nn
that first day when he had found her
In the tnxl asleep,
He loved her. And before the mm!
turbulence of the emotion that seethed
In him, .lehn Steele found hlmcef help
less tietie was his idea of being free,
and ends of ribbon nt the neck
IT-OBt
P0MPE1AM
OLIVE OU
Sold Everywhert
De you drinK
K0IV an All
New, when hemewnr.d travel Is nt
high tide, It Is well for u girl or woman
who Is returning along te make the
piepcr prevision for u tduepluir bertli
en n night Journey
Tha lower berth In a Pullman Is a
llttl mera expensive than the upprr
Imrtli, but It offers ninny advantages
It is rather undlgnltled for a woman
te have te climb te the recond-stery
bed at night and te descend from tt in
the mernlnir. Then, tee, possession of
a ticket for the lower berth entitles
ber te "rlde with the train"; that Is te
say. fucliiK the locomotive, Impend of
h li. ng backward
! .uurally, tlu'ie Is a cerataui de.
mand for the lower berths, netwith
standing tne ilinereucii in cost, se a
I, Ine deep pie tin with plain pastry, woman who putn off securltiK her I'ull-
New plucu lit the pivnared piu plate man reservation until the last day will
ri ,.. , , llnd cither all the reserva.ieim luvn
One cup of melnsiet. ,, ,, r that she will i av tr,
I'lflp, l,t .miill l.i.i.l I .- - . ..- 1.A-.I. in ...-.
lumps the sie of a pen. .New ndd one
elil wnicr ami c.u in iiirin n
en
en
WOMKN AM TIIK l.ir,UK OF
.i i..(tM., m . -"--;. . "---f. . ... - -. .i -. ... i.i .. ,,... ,,, .... ... f,,....!
'"-"-- r , ' .,,! ,., I, ,,,!. i,v Th. appe ntmeni " ir oernn irnn.nl vlsniile nitlieugh with antluur calved c up ei com t.ni.i u.... ,.i .., .
einpany owned and operated wheil b ' .RSm.!. en th. iiriti.i i.i.,tien .ii J.,ri . ture lie v ie .. Vrr?.' ' Wn ,,rn deurh When well bended turn
i r.r "JeiuiKl iinn-jen". of" "eZn. ' liSi however, mere fastidious nbuut ilut im-tiy bennl nml divide In four ev
A.... n.ne In the interests Of Cen.une m.i i '!.a,nB int.H.iin
new paper in tne ,,n'r,'c"3 ... lriU from Gen.v. whieh .pp.ir en th.
tMdlsti vvemeu la new published lu i Kei,n n.wi fM ". I'bhuc Laixiaa,
I'lnce In small bowl
One. can of breadcrumb,
Onr.'iuarter cup of flour,
i it a-third cup of brown sugar,
fine tenipoen each of cinnamon and
U'H',I
One. half teaspoon ej allspice.
Mix well, then rub into tlip nreunred
II you nave u scale, weign en enimiis tour tiiiiespoenn muter, spread
.! (.n.'.ns fltlin 11... ..I.... nAu.,.w I ,ilm.r,U
neil ..... tin... ...a, ..ii.iii iieiisiiiin, i ,.tv..- -- - - --- ... , .. . ;.-- ;
nnd find dumiisk or brocade preferable in hulf-peum! nieces, vvraii in wax i ever the molasses en the pie plate and
even In n formal bedroom. 'paper and store !n. r Igcrnter. It la 'bake forty. five minute In alew even.
OR JUST TEA?
There's a distinct difference in favor of
"Salada"
KriLLKU 4 rn. UllllllMir ir.ivru - L..fin iimivt wTIIKIVT. rUII" ,
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lll'.l.l, TIU.lU'llll.NK, I.0M1I.VKII 074
HtrucRle te an upper berth
woman In the Illustration.
like tbu
IWiatAjHiejr SiJi
1.
Be sure te turn te one of the Comic Pages of next Sunday's I fD
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Ledger and see the humorous Bketch, wherein two or mere
nrlerM nr nnliiniliullu i,iiivi,i.un l'AM I.A i.iivt.rrat dlalOftie
---"- - ,,'uhij vuniLiniiiii, si. 1..V v.viv--..- -- .
will pay First l'rize of $25.00; Second Prise, $10.00; Third iriw.
$5.00, and ten additional prizes of $1,00 each.
Any one can compete. It in enuy te supply tlu dinlofji'e for ",f'
humorous pictures, (ireat fun. Try it! Hegin next Sunday!
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