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Ws Fine for Modern
But She Mustn't Scoff at Remance
KV UINNIFREO
yfjpllfc nuitir.ce idol l a thins of the
Modern city -iris ere blase, unsenti
-
mental and skepti
cal. Today's dimse's
bar a "bow roe"
air. and sire a man
up cold I . Ali
the necisatiens
pre uifl by rnn
he fee! a bit
r (Mined, in that
hey no loner arc
I tt(,rhitil blind! .
Is it an accua accua
l.e i or ii com-
1 infiMjnti'i-i t iii 'I
t g:rl sensible and
It bout i'IuIen?
fan an. of w.u
WINMFflrtn
HAni-Kit coo:.?:
rcn!
noter
ill tile wild heart -throbs of the past
enerntlen. h-Ih'ii we saw rein-ir.t
attern such e fiii Skinnc- I II.
1-Hv k.
'In j if aaaaB-aH
If !
saWIIMl , I .am. .aaaaaaaaaaW.,''-V
pfH: ira r ' &
IP' BK:..a
MB , 1 " V .
tielhcrn, or tin- Aden.s. Kjrl IMliv :.
piny lleim-q. ainl suffer n 'lnoinenu
(vicarious deaths with .lulii-t? In late:
.years, have ji,u thrilled ntfw-ni4 M
J-OU Tcllegen. with .rar''" mi and
heml bound in a t"J hiilidker-li.ef. pit
tljj lawlcs butidit. win. "mad" !"c Iik.
an angel," in th" Spanish play. "Maria
Resa" 7
Is it teib!e ty tiirnl aim C-.rn uti.
Weep tiltiy V
Or tire (n gin .n 'ni l.ab.' of .zing
up Vbew" :m a i-Kl. j- ti'tjl man
ner, chewing gum or devouring a peumi
of chocolates''
De ; 'ri that i i-n rn. . v hi!" li"
here pl'-'ids i.n'i ms. nnl ."! that
be: will . etnmit .jii il'"' I)" ii In
form jour 'bum. in loud ion"", that
that actor lm a wife and fl children.
or ban ;ust b'eii jailed for his fulltir"
te pay n'.li'i'ifii ';
Ab. we kii" ten laue'i ''bi.-i' That
If, tee tun'-)' t" b- ultra-" ;itli.inr.i.
I recall Ieiiib rn.'inx nislit-' si-p. Ir
beardins-w li"ei. bn "iir-"!y in nn
tei-nn. b"au"- of wini "Ircemar " All
Of tb'- glrl :n"meriz"iJ . vnuni'Tita!
linen :
"Wll"!!"' I,OVf fOUl'" 1 1 0'l d
be tn-iKh'.
Tb Ifuri i;i'.-t ".- ii ( ii"
When Special Dishes
Use Mrs. Wilsons JMew Pastry Finds
H he . i;i the ji.sfi' of
Wen' of thf Thinps
me
ny MKS. M. A
WILslOV
; t.'..tit. A.l
CtpynuM, 132!. lv i!"' ''
ri?R'l rei.ti.
mil
IF. old di. f has gat.i'
J t'n "in
,rinkl"s.
will they
rerner some atnazin
and I bellcM- that net
ild mrletv . whicll i 'n- M "
,' life
but also that wm ".!' find thun " 2""d
thnt .mmi will add lb''" " w,"r "uil-v
book of recipes
I'lini'titu -.indv'nh
Bllht-1- n r-d "" p'M'P' ' na -.ns
In skillet evr 1 h hr". imi -b" liand
.u .....v, snl'1,1 oil. and r"nien; tbi
kin, chop fine and it
One-half -:p "I mtaae or jiacd
7'Ar'rc tabfripoena "' 1'"'l """""'i '
BCrilcy,
One Mlilcnoeii ' r;ri"i oinen,
7'tti fcit ' I'lilv
Onr-iHirtrr 1 up "' tiin'tf r.eppa
nuts.
New turn Hi" wbnl" tni:'.ire ttireiigh
the feed ihnppiT, iir.;.- 'be lines knife
Add four iali!"npei ' ti"i.ennaie.
Blend well. Hetter th" -in" of hr'iid en
the leaf, and rli-r spr-an wUh Mi" pre
pared filling, and cul with irj" dough -nutetitt"r
Tali" the center tliM' I1.1- lif n
cut from the doughnut, and spr"'i'.
tfaln with Hie filling nnd pit"" en" pie"
en each side of the saudtich. then gar
BlRh with r In t. ruse, of t hipped ir'.nn
forced tlireigh pnslr bag.
A New Cranberry (Me
Chop fine one tind one-half ' uti of
ernnberrlrs in wooden mining Le' 1
Add
Onr-half rup f ftmhj miiiel mi!
Thrrr.iuiit frt "jp nf ni'lut lyimi".
lit tn hit.
One rup nf murihmnlhur. rut 111 ((:;'
kt'tf nnd wriiiurrif itftrr i-ittui'
One and anr.tunrtrr nipi tif bmu u
tuaar,
Orwunrtr ttaipii'in of mt arrnn
THK HOME
V GOOD TASTE
By llamld iJennldiun lihrrlcin
ifi
fr-f
.kr.
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NUie.X-i.iJ'iJii..
Tlie Draped llrmlii
Stand
While we plan the hnueings for nu-
bedrneui, it is wll te remember thnt
the draped dressing stand bus a distinct
place in a d'-cnrutiic nchcine
We arc went, perlinpi. le think of it
Ik an effort te make a packing hoc il
duty ns a beautiful eniniiiciii. It i'
net, however, a makeshift affair in lis
rerrcct tis,c. It ginci'd the dressui':
rooms of women of such lasle us the
Marquissc de I'oiupndeur, that weiiiihi ,
who melded the I-tench slle of Leuis
Qultut1, und its clinrm bus bi-cii n
emphnnired bv such clever women dico dice dico
ratern us FIMe de Wolfe. It in, of
course, essenliiill a f uiliiinc thing and
only for the woman of very feiiiiniii' '
personality.
The mirror may hung quite separately
above it., either f latin d in it pulling of
the silk drapery, or In a painted or
lacquered frame harmonizing with the'
rerer of the stand. Or the draping mil) ,
bv continued te form n canopy mid the,
drop light limy bu hUHpeiidcd from its
0Dl . .
There are many wiriutinns of trea'-
lent for thin draped tabic. It ma
have a htted cover of silk or satin and
It Ian1, net or deited nwiss cover plenii-d '
Of Bothered with n pufTnl In'iidlni:
round the rdge. It bin h" of plain
r atrlped tnffeln or even of humble
Japanese creiie ill a delicate color A
Vry i-hnrmliiK effect can also be eli-
talned from using glued chintz.
The silk nnd lace draped tables niiiv
trlmunsl with gnrlnmls of chlffnn
Dewers or llnUlicil with an almost
Ullered effect, according te the wishes
I the woman who will use it.
T Aa un nddltlnn te the elegniice and
sJ
V Imlnine charm of a room, the draped
jr ' Staalni atand has lis dUjtlnct place.
Ot. T i r
iwyrrw 'J
Tl.. lied m llernrallv
rMur"
Girl te Be Sensible, '
HARPER rem.EV
Tie neul w-ltb but a ini:le thought.
Twe hearts that beat an one!"
It U rather tee bad that thf Rlamejr
ef the Msf ' gene In our ritie at
lat. v.-f are apt te b- aiijuslnted will'
M-teral actors and artrei-". and te
knew considerable of th werking1! of
the tbeatr'. I'erbap" we buve been
iwrmitted te attend an occasional re-hirt-al.
and b-ard the w:eldmK, and
-n th xvury erker iirnccin aletiif
lnti Inte the nicbt. Whin ec the ,
play it in net .hreud-d In n filtr.
cause of jemanlic illusion ; and the
hre i jet Iti-sirald I'rev. n. who mar- ,
rlel l.mlllt I'etfr. !
There an- many crxjd t li i n s " about .
'"".-union -ne. If p-fM-i jt, and
enie buinnr. v" ':iti iifi tbreuzli lit
v. itheiit tee nrir! iiilfffrinK. Wii de
net n-fjntsi- kt iur fa'-, or trikc li:
kruid. nnu -ibi,'de tee vrieu"-:..
Trscdv maj tev.r!i our li'". t.it " r.1;
abev" it.
This it i v.-ir te ! i a' tn iini. nV.
pel-"ii in t hi fnll'n"; in !e". ,
-... u
If liav- isfii niM'lit and oe,
jijdsni"nt. iv" a'" apt te "bee-" wi-ilv
and k'p') 'b" arT.' liunbaml till laili
de iik part.
Hut tb""1 .i" in'"bins won'ireuie I
s"i and thrillins rlxiut loin out l
beadn ' I' wa" n pelsuant tiindti'M tbtit
in no" te ') i.Tl'T-'toe" iy tin ni"
and Mi" nri" "f t!. :.rth. 'IVm 'IVm
ernr'. '! iiir-". :ni i?i.ii',y in' 1-
r;r"i,'! : b" b'iii; f elih 11.1s it1.
i,eiht '.
iJii'in: ." ".''. rj.". .1 ii.anj
Tiut .," T" nadn b" mi'" of "clt"-
tiji'ii- nt '.)" !.'. bi f narilii't, .ind
pen'.blv li-.iiin'. tiii tl f",-" " 'Jf
e;ner. ini:i'-in- .mum ii Kin nia i- 1
a turribi" iiii-'aK' :n .n-ddiiiB lh".i,'oed loet.it 1; ami dres well Mut h"re
uniform ;t."tal of i" man. b'-n I li or thlr..- that hinders niu fiem net
be return"'! !n i inn-' leth'- lie tlni? "11 tb Jey out of Ilf all euriR
r"aliz"d i.' -.- i'iit "iminofipare. '-I''" d".ilr", that In hecnun I atn .1
or ini.r.liii-i '1 -'ti-b. W.- .til knew , "V ,'";, ""J " ,,,n1Lnl'" ai ,?t!ind ""1'
of r?l tra,'.'l... f.,H,.r.- xl, Pi-h j ,,,,Vtn S'J'J?,, affl.c
jnar-.'ns'"'. lien I hi," r" n "lf-coriHelous and
I! tr.e'ii rn l.f' tuu-' n' ' 1 ")tn tei ?m rentlr j: Uy thlrklni; of my ntature,
11 miii pres.ii". " 'iiiniei U"K 'iir
f"-r.at" Ms ."." si.Jnrt a Milt 'f ".etii"-.
meri fet il.rn'jilitt l.'t .- pro pre pro
feuii'i1, lie p tha r'liiiiitK" S ,1 e; lirnd.
bi. "t.1' Irirn-.. a niiil. .'irrn Ham',
in ' hia-l- jf a!! irN nnd 0u.n!
Are Concocted,
Cnekiiif: Hns Told Her Seme
' lla.s Discovered
in .r qh'l fntpiiim et .iilu.iq,
lii imx'h nf 'feici.
Uuh C. - f.'ii '. s,;,"j i.c .bet we.J
,efe-" u'ldlng te ;li" cranl'-rt''. Nee.
:ni wi 'Mm turn in deep ,(. piate
I'liic -itis of pastry bnif Incli wide
1 in ress it, ii... fashion te form ' njst.
'iriisii wl'li I'll.li nnd bake In .!e'.v even
te- ferti minutes. (iurnisii with
wl'Iipi"! e-iaiii ami duit tery. lightly
v Itb clri'iiit'ien
Spanish Cheese Pudding
I'm
01 e ami
ene-'pmrtei'
Uj's of
in W"ll-
eer tb
fin"! ' rushed '
la
"i ackers
tl en poi.
buttered bu I
1 rack' -i
1 i'li
Ore i. ml
.hah
ti tl.ifl: intna.
te Vllp
New
Tt.tfr rti.r-n jirpprr
eiiicr,j ri,ic,
nft'r rerun' 1 ny 'Hint,
1 in, eui'iii qmlnl.
I'l.T" in .mall l-owl
'lit' ' h;i e,f null:.
) nlkv nf tn n rrij'
rni trhnh it)'jx.
I'nur tahli'fjmnnK n fin,,,
lieat wit'i rotary style iggtjc.-itcr
iti'il we!i blended. New add eue-half
cup of grat"d cliicsi. .,nd whip up iigain ;
pe." mer tin. prepared crumbs In tin
linking dl'h
I'laen in bowl
lliu.inlf tup of tpatrtl '.retr
mir ta'jlrijuieni nf Ijitud crumhi.
.Mil ve'l and spread ever the top of
the distant. I'.ak" In si,. men for
thirn -live minutes.
This dish ih splendid when prepared
in I'.e itii'.n nli.al las-iru'e or inrze
custard ups.
Tr
'Ibis New Fluff ding en Your
Net Cain.
I'ln' " In -aui epan
'I 'i ti ami mi- ' ir'' i r ,, nf uqn
Th) er.iiuartt ri i. ;i i,1 li'nhii'l vatrr.
I lur. amine ten 'iinnii nl i rrnm ul
tartar,
I e'lk te "10 digr'es I .iiirenbeit, using
iniidx therui'imeier te ii.iiiun the right
ti rnperaturc. Vew mid two lewd tea
spoons of gelatin that has been softened
in four teaspoon of cold water. St Ir
enl.i long "iie uli te blend in the gela
t'i'. 'i mi tlcn pour in fui" slr run en the
si ir bdten vliiK, of two small eggs
Whip until i oel. then plu" in the n
frlgiriter for half hour te chill nnd
spn ad evr tin i ak" This icing should
! ibe' t ine-bnlf imii thc'; en the
i ak"
Fer inn
of ni'dt'd
isl befnr'
'I he icing
'date i'-llig. iidd two blocks
i hoielate nnd beat in well
spreading eer tin aVe
also makes a delicious fill-
hig. and nliii'ist mi
flavor thai
di sir' i eulii be used.
Fer the lillltig use part linel chepp"!
MP-, pari fmelv ciiepied citron and pan
linelv clieppul mriraschliie clnrri's.
in'ir ing en" ' Ui of tli" prepared mliture
New Way te Deceratn Cakes
.e the cake with the above b ing and
then melt some bitter chocolate in suinll
bowl or cup. and apply te th" cake wun
in artist's '"iniel -hair hiush. forming
designs, flowers nnd fnnci liney.
Tin1 n'd -fashioned chocolate lattice,
that was se very popular in the early
i'iiIeiiiiiI 'liis, wns placed en akes iii
this inaniier.
Fnine and Nut Hisrtiits
I'lnce In n mixing bewi
I tu r inpi nf hrrail flnur,
tint- fiiMpeim " n(,
I hrrr Intl tahtcipenm of hakint
pnu ilrr.
Tun tnhlripatini nf unar.
tini'-lmlf ("Mpoeii nf rinnamnn
llui'-'iuartrr traipnnii nf nutinri
Sift tube le blend. New rub in ha.f
cup nf gend shortening and us" tevn
iighths cup of milk te form a dough
Kiiciid well In the Urn atid add em
cup of prunes, stones removed, and it
in bits one cup of linel chopped nut ,,
work te smooth mix, then turn en
floured pnstrv beard, roll out half -Inch
thick, cut and liiiku in het even for
eighteen minutes.
FAVORITE RECIPES
OF FAMOUS WOMEK
It) MKS. WII.MA.M -. Mrl)IIO
Wife iif hecrrlnrv nf rre.isiiri' In Prenl
drill XWIsen's I i.lilnrt
( amlleil .Sweet I'nlntees
Helt five huge swell potatoes ri nil
CUi I hem ciehswjsc III lib cm I1., lni lies
III llilcidii hs i lay in pan Mild put t've
tiihlcspnimfuls of liiitlei, 1 til lu dice
ever theiii, then three liililespiiiuifuls nf
powdered tugiir and two lablcspoeiiIulH
of I'erli Hlce nielitsM'.s a 11.I cook In
even for ten minutes In get m v und
brew n,
Tniiiiii-reiv Cerurit llerf. and Cabbage.
It. Mra. JHdi Louden
Comurleht. tlit, hi PnhVL 11 Canpmu
EVEXIX6 ' PUBLIC LEDGER PmEADELPffiA. WEPyESPkY,
Please Tell Me
What te De
Ily CYNTHIA
t'lt'rt te ClnlMa'f column munt S
t4ff(ri rrr frf Mrir of the plpfr enft
ard mail t tignid teitS th rttr'
iw eiid I'irfrnf. Thr fame icltl el
le !itl(tl,rt ( tie iiritrr rte net vcH
If. l'nnii"t I'ttirt and lttr urKtin
ei fAlt ilr of ii paper fill -tot b
envrrii; li'rlir lfhe u(h vrse'ial
aitAurrj faf cin b- ghn tn the column
f.lf plrac loeli three, UHrimel Ictliri
are only v rtlten u.cn ubtelutiiy necft
ury( Te "Betty C."
tndr,t.i circutnlanc3 ou l euld
teii tnii yeunjf man the truth I'erhap
your ph)cl'ian In rnlitakrn about your
hulth Have ou ever ccnull-d any
en" I'ln'-" ff feurnc, I de net Knew the
tiaturp of our ln-si, but ery often
tnistaS;cn uri- rnad"
Wishes Voice Trained
I.'-r Till .11 I am new cemlrK "
you for as'intaii'v as a teuu re.-nli-r if
your column and alu" your nd.
hlKh;.. 1 .irr. "r much In lev v
muric I 'tn t baM- no t.rne or u'"
for anth'.iK 1 in- I hnv a ntrentf
Foprane tun and fri pettltiv" I iej d
m.ii" viruethlni; out of It If I hud f
mcn"y
D-ar 'withiu I fnel
!et ni" hnew of nenic
RUT" SO'l 'AOuld
pac,h"r" 1
reuld hr." my el" tried und tra nd
1 OU n"" tti"rn :ir" 'nnnv of nu ..til(1r.i
'that haw ih" lfistlMr varnlnK of mak lid
, !n t.8. hut 'ih. nettiinir te auppert u
and a, en' of t!i'n children I put my
trust In .i for li'-lp ANV5'.
' 'i-uit Mr'- ,i' tint n fJrolle -i
Music H"1 m 4 ij Cjuprn rtrce'
cj...
e
tn
Thsy Call Him
l"-ar itn'n- I am
"Runt'
a you hk
,.., .,.,. vin of am. ., 1 n f..rK
nni'n ii. mad') me uim-um"u wun lire
'w, ' .ithln I have irenii out with
I aU 1:1 .ill of irl and th"y are all the
at-' !i ii ric.ird'' te a pt.vjii'k f"l
ln" and a!l m" "rv.-.t ' or ""hrlri p "
v.-hl'-'i 1. j t me df'n d"cp i'l :nv hear'
but 1"', lf- cull .t te tne I imilc It
1 off as .f " T" ,1 Jel..
." ')'! .x : Rlrl uhent I It... nt d
iiderc wl.11 nvtr mils mc 'runt' or
' 'sh'-lrrp." bit I never be out with her
h"-uic sh" is two aid one-half ln'bci
X&V fUrX,
lur and. f.'nthln I can n"cr t"ll
he", a.1 it
wriui'i iji'Miiif nie ir I iiiu se
'11.1t ft "runt" has no charn
It scerps
'u 'his w
rM and wejid be bcttei nf
I wish I were many a time.
dad .
"A KCN'r"
yrej are 11 aLing a nilntakr, ir. pa; pa;
a'tentieii t 1 the unklndnesi of ether".
'"rthU 1 ev. 'e'ral m';n yeui ii.".
ar.d "er.. one likes th"rr Male jour jeur
'f 1 -all: lauuh nt th" teealii fwhlel'
.. ., . ,. icist. wry ill brrdi atid
a'i'v.f" In kincl
Net Hard te Make Friends
U'.' 1 . ut h in -Although I read e :r
etrv 'f "Ip arid eceuniKem' nt e'T
".ei Hit; !.. Is 11 first luttcr te . ' u
1 am ",'i"rli.e If ou have tee pan..
.1 ' ou.- fe'iilly without, n.i Hire's ,.,,,-
.ni; I u..i' become en", tee. in ' lis"
..ou de. nthla. p' '.e me betwien I. mi"
W .it ar.d W'i'iryn l!y tl. in)
: : thin A.i.itevir b''i.itn) of f,n.'-rs'
I r nil ( - l"ttr nut;, riitni.r r-an en'
of .1 ' !"""rn. whi'h I fiund r'ul 11.-
.'t"'tir ;,' .iti'l I wondered If he 'Mr
1 fe" d hi-, ''deal ' My particular imvn
I for rt.i emu'tlriB Querrjs. was t' spi.
I i.'lal 'I'lalillrittieris he expected 11 his
i Idiu iil'heiiKh I don't think h r.pccied
1 tee rr.U' ' enlw thnt he ke'inl for t ti
aii.e 1 1 1 1 :. uhm. and persenulp.' tha' I
' my ij".'il te leek for In ni, a'.d
'00 I1, eth':" words, f'jnth'.i d'.'ir
la1? ti 1. Ideas I want in Ideal te
,...!
ti.
h.f
I
ft". s'i-' for "I. en" Wolf' a-.d the
ii"l r 'irl ard ettier Vinesern' eiies.
r.i'
bur
Ien'
Wh"
llO
nlc
I
a
see hew imi one could 1"
. .th 'e iniinv nlf) plai "
weuldn t wnii1 te tind m- er
Ol't'
vow
i'l'l'l
go's Thcr" are v inn pull-.
hr studies In the cltj , if one
dan
dec-n't !'n''i why th'n find out the
s. Pelar i tg.its w her" thir" ar" as luani
i.euniei1' . K'i'il dull' 'is, but don't Pjsij
our icrii. lonesome brothers and -i',-
' tTh If ' ni don't have a Reed t.n.e the
flrt i Itrh' ue again and atfair until
Jetl les all helf-ci.nscieusri' H I."t ni'j
add, tee. mat no matter hew old ej
lni ll" 'iU at" lever t'xi old te il'iti'O
Then th" teaseri I say I den t s,.m hew
' itruenc fejid b" lonely Isn't beciU" there
are d.iti' Imlls and churches, ilthi ;
thern are lets of conventional waj. et
I r.iietlni! h ' i"ej)lc. Het" about our
fall hlj'i hoeis (ecnlriK Insiies where
, one 1 ! eulii meet lets of Other nlcij
i KlrW Mn i li" "me nciiuaint"d with i.ich
thi r h lr''nd' then vlci wrsai !.jiic-
sirr."
friu'ds nil ou ni"d Is nirw-
e r ineet any one sitting in th.-
ou"'l
house 1 am twenty-four und I .un
neaps of ''lends of both m-jp? I'm net
i go i i; le 'b-'ijs. iny be'iuti ( !i 'bis
kind f .ff ii.ak'.-a me luuh. Will sa
liewvr I i. as s.omebed's dnam girl
nie" but he didn't happin te b" mi
I dream 'e after malt explanations I
had te par him up 1 havn another
Ien" uw but the only nlcu thug I
.ft'', nl.'ii- bin Is hbr-nice ti.urlm; car
a ,ii lit- i "iidnful music I haw- ethi
frtili'i.Cl' i, n I n.ild, heaps of thet.l
. Hut ii deal i h' I wetidi r while r..
c, ll,s i .nl -i I won't sav mm h about
-.'. p' ,imi - enl that h" must b- puss
,i,". .1 i en inkably inn HiKent lie
'.nise I ha ei.'l inU' h, and OI.e of 'h'J
two if us has te knew hew te wnte
le." ntii's ft".) Se It will have te Iu
hi, v ii. ust be neat, well croennd as
te b'iii's teeth, skin and hair and eh,
..- fi.t tee rul, Cynthia, he mu" l.
'lllf'ieM tiniii the erdlimr man ei ti -d-ij
who iniikes luwi te ever ulrl and bv
e d'lttiK ban licceni'i mi ' hiinn al I
.'et, l wan' n cave mull, iltlnr I uai
ere vbe bus 'lived nil his b'Vliig ..Ml
I, vs for me, a" I hiiMi for bun In
, is,, i u thin, I don't kiss It's inn. .
t e'r.. interesting net 10. it's nie r te ( !
h" win i te nuir and klsii and ti
.ii. t Hut when I meet iuv I'm . .
i harming well, Cjnthia, would you
' blame - for loving hlin le death
Mv hnii'l i are ureil und, I'yntliia, 'bar
ii.itdeii in" If veu can't understand n v
-iilum: I'aK' 'iuerr.vs, "vritliln a -.
h in bnv. he's inakliiK out In hn quii
tell him '"' I vt-inh lilm lick Thutiki
''ii, inn. and geed link te all jour , ,,r-
i,fpendeiits "JUST WI.'IXOTIC"
WHAT'S WHAT
fill lltlrn Decin
Medi in lOiivenUnceH mav niedf. up.
tn-niitc iniiiinerii (ieiiernlty a vnuiiiii ,
'entering or leaving n room preiedis.
Ih" man who Is with her. While an 1 Ie- '
1 vater in llfi N H"rl "f iisiirnlliiif ,
and desi.iiel'iiK room. It In nl". a vehlch
1 nf wirt", se ihnl Hs 1 ode mav be con
1 nidi rul a "oiiibl'iiitlen of par'er and
..i.. en r 1 ,ir ill lunette
.'or p. tiince, 111 niicruK nu elevator,
the weiiiihi nees iieien ue- man, htjl
Inn
UiWlm
when leaving II Ih" man Min out llrst. , ,"",.lln ( llll ill the In.
ke that he may he rei.dv le lake the 'r,,ss"lf'1,,' Mellewers lire w
woman's aim and gunrd her It, ,,,,. i,fiHellis of lies. I tt' "
, HUd.lii. iniivein.nl of the lift r u dull rcen worst, il 111 I tl 1 1
raiild ciinliiK of th" Kates Kb vater I b aves lire ceveicl with grei l)
llllll'l" ' , , " , , ... -
fe mileil t'P' 11 consldenitlen mil common I
. 11.1m 1111 ueilljll " U I KI1 iii-a'
. .. . . 1
hi line ller" civilll ih net uieieiy pu.
llleness, bill IH nise 1 measure nr In-
n se a
SlinillC.' iK"ini leireiiui' uciliieuin 1710
llliiHtniUtli nlievvK t)K wieni; way et
iiit'irltiK nu elev.Her when u vm-n. l
..... ........11. 1 .a ... .... .
A
cioertlng a woman,
USING FVR
wSu m m ill
watt 111
JUlli
WVJ'wFflmSfyZ - Ml!
II. . 1 01 duirf f ir that
win ,ii- r.. "f p'.ttmg en a dress
this . riier'' I ,1 until new. you would
net have thought of putting it en an
'wining gown, but surely, after you see ' showed a strangely dicp insignt into
tins low-li one of se.,. green gre-grain ' things, and her observations en life
'" ' "" "" "' ",""" "" '1-"e;,T'"a,d!dU'X:':f.;,,e, and that
tin. I.."!."' ami t.i- b'.iirfnnt skirt thut I wnH v,pn turning s iddenly te her
'ttM',. aliiiet tn thi ground, ill grace- host she cnuglit him f"t a moment off
fu!. "Id-fa-bieji'd lui'-s. eu'll want one gunrd. Mis dark ""s .ere blazing with
- ' " ' r"r" ini.JlS,nuBf 'Lrr';- :htr atb
s;l" 01 tli" from we i!d It ltd itself te.lpnrt
all ser s of oi'cjsiens. J JIarcia had win tl" ipiick loel; be-
- -- - Itween tli" two and had wondered at it.
Adventures 11 ith a Purse
A UA
WASTE-1' M'lIIi basket should
In in i.mrv vim ill i nf I rif
!....,. ,. t.l ...,. .. ..I r.f i.l..Irinn nn
. " ....
- i
H'"l ' "" ..... ,-r. ... ,..-.. ... .. ,-
f ue .11 ir.'i .in enrse vim te remetnher
:i m In remember
thai in the "mi r bv ttie table was n
paper bash''! . In tli'" kitchen pnrtiiti
iarl 'in brisk' i rccciw- rather hard
ni'iir. and tli' 'i-iinnr wicker eh" will
net wear ',, w 11, ISur I hav" seen
some mad" et imi, the Inside juiiiited
geld, and th" euisjdc painted v. ith pitik
or bl.ie llewi'is. uhic!ieer y en may de
sir". Aside ft'im the fact that they are
durable i ii'iugli for the kitchen, they
ii ie I'alh 1 1 1 1 1 enough for the guest
remi. ami cost bill SI.
H'rinc" iKiiigiii knick' r
and he wanted n sport
wept te sew fa! -Imps,
s te go biking
blouse. She
but could net
Se 1 told her
find what she wanted
of n shop which
sp"ciili.es in women "
ml theie slie found
I. Made just like n
sport' clothes,
what she want'
man 'lni t.
Mern cietn. with u
high isillur. iiiff. in turn bin k ever tin!
se"i" of her -ii it . and two pockets, the
b oils" is cxi dingl smart
iind tin;
material wars erv well, tee, ler I vu
had several of 1 shiils niiself, and
can siifcj spin', for tin ir weiitlng
ipmlities. The are pric ! at ?'.',.', TiO.
for nninei ei simp nrlilrrs-i Vemsn Pnie
I'.illter or nliene Walnut 3000 or Main 10UI
Ktucrn the hours of 0 und &
Ca;i Yeu Tell?
If. .. and . H'. liedmer
Hi
Hew Man
Pride in Large
Originated
Families
tneng th" md Itemaiis with whom
iniinv of our pr"sint ideas originated,
the gr'ntest tuivlleges were given 111
the aged. That i-. the number of
prtviliges veu w ie i nt it led te depended
upon vntir age When thev felt the
ih ei! of iiicreii'.ng the population the
began te grant some of these special
prl li gi s te i hose who had children.
Seme privilege .- went with tnarrntge
i-l-ni , veil if no children were bem.
'I he "right of husbands" se often re
fiTred te in mi i laws cm be traced te
tins Additional privileges were given
te the-e who had children ever these
who had lien", b"' you had mere prh -iie-ru
f veu had I lltce (hall If veu 1 1 ltd
two childrin. If .veu had three
.will
. . . . ... ... t.'.i..
v ere eiitnieii te it piirucuiar scai in 111c unattached te tne mouse ier n space 01
1 hi at re, but thee who Imd mere tliun tliri'f Inches en each side of tlie silt,
tlrie took pt" b'lice ever ou. ' this spnee place a ilece of contrast-
Man iel men with the me't clilldren ' i,,g niaterial large enough te extend n
wh alwnvs given tlie preference for ' P0UpP of Indies under the slit. Set a
etfice. A consul who hud the most ehll- 1 Mim!l triangle of embroidered nnd lined
dren was the fir-t te receive the fasces ,nCrlal Inte the lower pointed corner.
Hi bundle of mils or birch or elm twigs ' ic,H emurnidered piece. If left loose nt
with nu iix in Ibc middle!, slgnlf.vlng ,1( ,p, will form n pocket, Make Bim
the power nf life nnd denth in Heme. jr Hilts j the sleeves, but Instead of
'I he Unman Senater with the most chll- inynB n piece underneath, let the arm
dren was privileged te give his op nlen ' ,ew through. FLORA.
en th" fleer of the Senate before ethers.
The free-born women wne uuu inree
and tin-' freed women who hail four
. hildren passed nut of tlie perpetual '
guardianship In which the undent luws
held them.
There were also penalties for having
no children and for net being married,
If you were unmarried ou could nut
receive bequests from one who wns net
11 relative imd nnl half the Inquest 1
if veu were mnrrl'.d and bail no chll
I dren Kvery possible advantage was;
"Ivim te these who helped the cenn- ,
Try bv Increasing the population. Se j
that the pride In large families with
out the hpeciitl privileges has bten j
handed down te us.
Tomorrow '" hy Is II lifflnil I
Walk rsiraigm viui ur ..!
Clnstd?"
New Flowers
Hends, stiting en fine wires, se that
thev may be bent Inte A'lirieus shape ,
1. re' being used te put In I.liuiv curlei.s
w.ivh. Highly decorative bead Bevver1, I
nrriiiiged In 11 1"W ilhiss bowl, oil a little1
tiihl" give sin Interesting note te 11
Crunch bedroom Seme of these flower 1
nre of si lings id small pearls, twisted
.lile
loeti-s hull's penile, miii." en- iiiik"
liends ci'.vslllls. Iinieiujei nun niiiiier,
.. ..1. lines nl iiilllli'r lieiuih runilllig
crnSKWiird te till In th" loops. -n,,.
II III11H1 W llll
tin wind
tuffetii, A
pair ni 1'i'ie iikiii" - ".. ".hi
L-reenish erifllll bl'lld. nlse slrilllg nu
wire. The hullis, with their bendetl
covers, turn downward friini tlie fix
tures nnd Iiiivi- the iippeiiriince, when
llghled, of big, eficrvesccul soup bub-
The Superior Sex
Uy HAZEL DEYO IIATCHELOK
Jehn Steele fain .4nnr Temple
home with him en the Kfermj nt'jht
tehenhe find her ntlecp in hit fax!.
Jfarei'a Steele. Jehn' mother, i
nlmiA nffl. tilfl' I.Im f.nf .tH.f
f the fad that the reftiKt te tell any
1 thina about her patt. Hut in tpite
1 of Mareia't oppeiifiot. Steele falh
' detpcratrly in lore rt'fi the (7i'I nn-J
determine te make her his teifc.
Friendship
SINCE that night when Stee!: had
iked Ann" te pirr lilm the life ibat
,he valued se little le had made no
, attempt te e bfr. It was perhaps the
most diffiVtilt period of his life, for he
wi net accustomed te delay, nnd the
restraint that he put uin nimelf made
h.m re'tles and irritable. Hut he was
(determined te a.t. r'll wait he did.
Every day Ann" k.-iji"(! in Mrcnsth
until finall tliT" rain" a ini" when It
was no lenper n'"essarj for her tp re
jmnln in hr room. Sin- was -till very
. frasile nnd Lr. Hend-r-en. when ques
tioned by Mari'ia. p"ii",l out the dan
.per of allevvin the girl te take up any
definite work e yc. "He?t is what
she need, and an nSene" of responsi
bility of any kind." ! mutiened. And
Miinda was frircd t" smile and ac
ipiicsre when in n"- I art che wanted
only te be rid of Ann" fer"ver.
Steeje had iid ne'lmi'; mere te his
mother nbe'.t Iii-- 'ite'i'ien "enferninc
Anne, therefore It n- -..tli tome trepi
dation that Mnrein n 'nessed the meet-
ini; between, tli" tw en Anne t first
night devsn te einner. Mnrria had had
a couple of hir own iiresse cut down
te n't the girl, .he of course, had no
clothes. Hat although fhe had chosen
the simplest things, and Anne's drej
that nlsht was a stiaicht one-piece
frock of sheer "liite. her beauty was
almost dazzling, and Steele caught his
breath as she intered tlie room.
Hut hi" greeting ."s entirely witli witli
eut emotion of any kind cate kindly
interest. He wanted ' put her nt her
la-", te convince lie thnt s-he had
nothing te fear from bim. nnd nfter one
'lub'k leek into bis ees, the tension
that had seemed te grip the girl re
laxed, and --be b'"ntn" charmingly un-celf-conseie'j.
She talked through din
ner easilv. at time almost brilliantly,
small talk for the most part, but nhe
'but it vagtiel comforted h"r. It as
sured her of one tiling. Ne matter hew
much Jehn wanted this girl, 'she was
't
In Imp with him. ter sn0 nail
1 , . . , . . , .
11 IlllliV M1TUI1S HUH) 1 1 "III mill. i el -
: -
naps liner 111
I '"'I
there might be one thing
: in tl." world ;nai .lenn
could net have
i for the asking.
' In tin- dn.- that followed Anne. for-
... ,.. 1... i.fRiii.1 ..I Sit.ti.1n If lIih nFA,
.bought about that n.ght'whei, he had
nis:e( her te marry him. it was te
aseiir'1 herself thut lie had only intended
te be kind, and then one night some-
I thing happened.
' It was in the llbrnr; after dinner and
, Miircin had been call"d away te the
l telephone. Fer n moment a heavy!
Islleil". bad settled down upon the room
nnd tlien suddenly Anne spoke. ,
i "This will probably be the last chance j
i s uu mir m tc n jni new cntn'iiii
1 1 am for iverjjilns ion nne none, i'
. . . t
am going nwit tomorrow.
"Ileing awn." Stiele's veire wns
sharp. "What de j en mean? This is
tl e first I hnxc heard anything about
It." The suddenness of the thing bud
sweni nwnv his cautiousness, nnd he
i un en his feet in a moment striding
across t lie room te her.
Tomorrow The Weman of Iren
; Things You'll Leve te Make
Cutaway limped Pnrbels Are the Strik
ing Nete of Hits liiusual Freck
Cutaway pockets and similar trim
ming en the sleeves are the only dec
orations necessar.v for this unusual
frock, Te make the pockets, nIH the
skirt at encli bide for '11 distance of
' titnli-e Indies. Then leave the skirt
1 '"'".. . 1 11 ,
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v ,
Liurtains, JUraperies
Made Fresh, Clean, New
.
A tremendous difference they make in the
appearance of your home, especially if they're
clean and new-looking, as Hcrseg cleaning keeps
them.
Don't let your hangings be breeding places
for moths and microbes. They avoid clean dra
peries. Our process destroys germ life, but pro
longs the life and vastly improves the leeks of
your curtains nnd your house.
Wc have mi connection with any firm of simtlar name.
I. HERZOG & CO.
All articles iitnttrcd (tyiiinut fire and theft until delivered te yen.
te ,
Germantown s
5904 Germantown Avenue Phene;
SEPTEMBER 20,
Broadtail Cape of '
IS'evel Architecture.
By COHIXNE LOWL
In the furgreund of fashion
dls-
cerned the broadtail coat. . This make
number of these siunrt little jackets
of about twenty inches in length men
nre being se much exploited nowadays.
Al'e. it achieves many mi autumn wipe.
We show today it breadtnil cape which
nt first iipiiearniice hmuiim te b" a coat.
However, instead of sleeves, we haxe
a mere fullness of material ever the
nrms terminated by bands of kolinsky,
through which the hands ma be passed.
The cellar Is, of course, nlsn kolinsky.
The Weman's Exchange
1
Stamp Values
Te the r.th'er e! ll'iMr..'. l'iJ
Dear Madam I h.v.i son -. verv e.d
stamps und would 'ke te nnd out if
thev have some va'.ui- Would you
kindly tell me where I aheulu writ" te
or go te? C J.
Vrtu ,.?iti ti-i.i the i .mi" of some one
who will appraise your stamps for you
Uy 'oeklnc in tne nusincss areuuu w
the telephone directory viniltr the heart-
lnB "stamps for Collector.-
' t
Fixing wais.
Te C. l.ilMer nf U'eiiirte I'tta
Ijear Madam I have .. ae d may
hleue th. cellars and cuff" Mltcluil lu
black silk whli 'i color came off en sums
when laundered Weu'd you please t'P
me hew- ( could remove thef" black
ftalns. n, the blouse is of no use te me
Tnjjc water w.ll take wa: tlie.se
uf,y black marks It can b purchased1
at any drug store
". . . Mi
The Rignt rviarK
Te th" T.dlter of Weman"- l'.i-'c
H'ar Madnm What nr,. t,, err rect .
TZ.lt' ar'Allce"'?""'""
letter, inu.-s. AN'NIK .T '
In a petsennl letter of this description
i .imnin comma ienun uu- -iimimnii
' . ....!.. .1...
m n business cerninuiiis-aiii.'ii n . . ur-
tenuirj te use a colon, fellow id by a
dash. '
Cleaning Steel
Te the Kdtter of Weman's I'm:"
liear Madam Will veu Itludh nd e
me what I can u.se that nil' " eon t e
cti sled 'iiad- of a crocheted line- w in i ,
leek rusted? Tl ft
Put a f'W drops of ml en a soft (it
intl rub the b"ad- with thle polish" i
afterward with another one Take care.
he'vcWT. net te use tee much nf the i
oil, Just eneuph te moisten t ie cloth
....!.. .1.... .. . ..L. I
Fine Furs
Natural
Squirrel
Ceat
A Levely
Garment
Latent t j- I et
nnd linpe, 40
Inches lone.
Hell sleeves,
hhnwl rellnr.
Suitable far
dity ar ftenln
w ear.
A unsb
d e p e fll t
w I I I re
serve thle
e r 11 11
ether fl
our beau
t trill fur
Biirnients
Exceptional
Value
at $285
SHUSTERMAN'S
FUlt SHOP
1210 CHESTNUT ST.
two rutin is t v
ITtjA
Dyers
& Cleaners
Ger. 03-92
JRk
risr n
s.'ys!."-! 11..-. j
lgg
The Private Secretary
All About Her Employer's Wayi
1
She Knows All His Funny, Foolish, Sometimes Wearing
Whims, and She Observes Him When He Doesn't Knew It
I V 'II TP ... .. . .l... .I... .tin
'.Ifc who
IX 1.5 no wuiiui'r uiui m- j
bns jealousy In her nature fears her j
hu-band's private secretary. I" "i Rreticiies. iiiH( inistaKe. nls pr!.
Fer n private secretary certainly tending and hN tnnnnging of his office,
I does get te knew the man njic is work- ns well ns in his best moods nnd me,t
I Ing for very well indeed. Jivlnl moments.
, Net that the wife has any jii.stlficn- A man doesn't realize hetv renstant."
'tien for her jealous fears most of the 1 ly en trial he Is before the rtemta
jtlme. J'n lllH eflicc-
I Fer tha secrctnry who is refined nnd. They see liis motives nnd his reafeni
I sensible nnd observant deen't get te often when he thinks lie has fooled
'knew the lady's husband In nn dan-I
gereus way 'at all
A eereinrv of this kind has wriitcn '
an article for a magazine nbtmt wlint
nhe has learned of her rmplejer. j
And his wife must feel relieved ns he
reads it. if she can recognize the man
as her husband.
It isn't exnctl a flattering picture
of him. ultbeugh the secretary consid censid
cred him a geed emplejer en the whole.
Hut lie was se thoroughly inri-ct:-
Hne ! Se easy te read ',
tTEll list of things that she wished
--he weiildn t de included his being
mvsferlens.
Altbeugli she was his cnunili"itinl
sfiretnry und was stippe-ed te knew nil
hi-t business affairs, indeed had te knew
them In order te carry en her work
properly, he would occasionally make n
telephone call that was heavily freighted
with mystery.
She wntibl sec Iii tn making notes in
long band and then he would stroll out 1
of the office without telling her where'
(. - p
this big business thnt h" was engaged I
upon, giving the lefty nppearnnce of n
big business mnn undertiiklng some-
thing entirely tee linpurtunt nnd com- 1
..11 ...I ......... .. ...... t. imilnr 1
pill Ult'll lur 11 illfll-' viiiiii I." uu... .
find.
And then later en. forgetting all lnB
topleftlncss, lie would a si; her f r a
paper relating te this came biisinci... and
get iinnejcil because slie didn't knew
anything about it.
That's fe like u man !
'TMIAT wjstery: What little boy
A doesn't Intete whisper u secret nbnut ,
netlilng nt (ill. pretend that it's some-
thine awfiilU imnertant. "Don't ou
'tell'." und tiptoe off en some make-
, beliexe business ! ';
What difference does it make when -
I that little lie substitutes an office for
liis nursery a number of cars later.'
He just has te plu once In n wh'le;
nr. lnust ,n,,. lls awtullv Impnrtant
mIt,kien tmt pobed knows aiijtlilin?
I about.
: Fertunnte e is if he Imppeiis tn
have a secretitr like thl one who uu-
dersfands !iim and sees tlireugh him.
tf
Safe
Milk
Fer Infanta
&Immlidt
NO COOKING
The "Feed Drink" for All Ages.
Quick Lunch at Heme, Office and
Fountains. Atk for HORLICK'S.
Avoid Imitations & Substitutes
WSwiff
wmw'
f-Vv SiBPi iRjVVIPnUbS u
5s m
It Dees
Triple Duty
There is hardly a limit ta the variety of
pleasing ways in which Beardsley's Shredded
Codfish can he prepared. As a result it does
triple djity for many women breakfast,
luncheon and dinner.
There are many tempting ways te use Shredded
Codfish ether than in the well known codfish
hall au gratin, deviled, timbale, fritters, en
casserole, creamed, and a la creele are a few
of the attractive ways of preparing luncheon
and dinner dishes.
Beardsley's Shredded Codfish is se easy and
quick te prepare. In from ten te. fifteen
minutes, you can have a meal ready for five
people. And this is from one package
costing fifteen cents.
Ask your grocer today for Beardsley's Shredded
Codfish. The box with the red 'band. Ask
him, tee, for our book of recipes, "Tlie Daily
Question". Yeu will find it a help.
BEARDSLEYlS
Shredded
CODFISH
I, W. Tiiirdiley'i Sum, Newark, N J
! 1 ----I
Finds Out
IV A secretary likes her employer
In sincere feeling,, for flie nees Mm
everj body in sight
Entlre'y unprejudiced, they ebscrre
keenly and watch closely.
Ve.s. It's no wonder the jealous Mf
wonders when slie knows hew tniicn
mere a man H in his ofUce than In
his home; but she really hn 1 ttl
cause for worry If 'he is happy (
home.
Ter. while 11 girl may base her ptef.
erences for n husband en the character
nf the tiiun te whom she has been pr.
vnte ccretnry. slie very seldom want-
linn nmii imiiauii.
She knows him tee well. She1,) r.tthip.
tary bear the brunt of the outs of ht
innrry mhuc uu- "ii".- iuhi ie( nis srerc
cimraciei-. i'b mi ier her-
sen.
ttfssnrs r.r.r?KWx'5Msai'i
Yeu
p
6
can't afford
54
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f
,
i
te mis3 our big 25c Sale h
going en this week in all
our Stores. A few of the
many bargains are:
Abco Spices, 6 cans or pkfjs 25e
Matches. . . 6 blp; boxes for 25c
Snowboy Powder... 6 pkgi 23c
,
Visit one of our Stores
today
Jj
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OleiiRScaj
OSIN
?-!iis5,tsr.'' asv
IfSS
gd? At Bed Time
mfi Til
: Just before you go te ;l
I - bed have a glass of cold l
I: milk with a slice of your )l
I favorite variety of .'I
I TASTYKAKE I
II ill
II; Seven Varieties. :7I
13c ill
fASTTRAKS
jg 5fftEl) fedBanJJ
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