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Therms Tjee Much Cheap Joking'
About "Are Yeu the Bess?"
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,f tty WINMFRKW
tlA HUMOROUS husband Mid that he
, aad bit wife made an amicable
ageaient when they married: in all
major matter n l a
decision was te be
Ian; in all miner
one, hers. During
their entire life, he
noticed, there never
had come up any
major matter.
It is amuinjc te
observe people who
Sometimes it
- . .i I
think they rule,
Winnipihsd one that ban eei
HAItPKn coelst te sec realties thatl
the child twhta the parent around Its
little finger ! '
Again, It i a Mg. spluttering male, ,
who telM the world that he has no use
for thee modern, managing, domineer-1
ins irmaica. Ills Wlie is inr iihi-
mt3
fashioned kind, like Ills grandmother. ' inn te acme' tneir geai; wmn-u-She
ebeya, she docs. What he says ethers are easy-going and Indolent, net
geea. He la master In his own house, . really caring ery much whether or net
with no fuss or argument. n plan gees through New. Irrespective
Yeu eagerly turn toward this model I of fcx, the dominant one in desire .nul
wue. She leek the part, being tiny
and dell-like and cooing. She has long j
ejelashes, and a waj of glancing up
aMarvU. ... If In -LIMItl, .nn1 finlfe I
lidewlse as if In childish anneal. Quits '
lrlMn
But, eh, boy ! Teu should see her !
get her own waj I
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F COLRSL, It is a matter of tart
and cajoling and seemlns te give
up her wishes in everything. When her
lord announces that they are te go some
place which is net pleasing te her, she
always assents, without demur. She
does net even mention casually that hu
docs net want te go. But she begins a
strategic attack, te surprise the encmv
when he is unconscious that any one is
advancing en him.
Her health suddenly become frail
He is filled with apprehension. She
makes light of It. Gradually, all sorts
The Superior Sex
By HAZEL DEYO UATCHELOR
Jehn Steele takes Anne Temple
home tcith him en a ttermy night
ichen he find her asleep in ail taxi.
nrf irrafc from illneti. During the
fight that rntuei for the girl's life,
he InlU desperately xn love tcith her,
and in spite of the secret in her past,
tehich she refusis te divulge, he mar
ries her. Jarcia Steele, his mother,
disapproves of the match, hut she
makes the het of it. Frem the
beginning there is no question of love
en Anne's part, and Steele premises
never te ask mere from her than the
U tcilling te give. .1 desperate nerd
of money has urged Anne into taking
this step, but en the honeymoon trip
in the tropics, Steele's considerate
ness and acneresity gradually under
mine hei resolution never te trust
a man. The tunc comes whin Steele's
iron icill breaks and the tire are
Itccpt irresistibly together,
But !
Anne's elusive personality baffles him,
and even in the midst of thitr leie
he does net feel sure of her. On the
itenmer returning home, a man ly
the name of Serris tries te flirt irith
Anne, and for the first time Steele
begins te icender about the secret in '
r past. ,
An Unworthy Attack
F' HIH stateroom after they had left
the Nerrises, Steele sat down en the 1
window scat beneath the open pert
hole and lighted a cigar. The even 1
rhythmic chug of the engines and the '
swish of the water as the beat cut .,- .. , ,,
.. . ,. ... . . -. ... Who Discovered Oxjgen Gas
through It were seething, but Steele s .
brain was in n turmoil and he could! T!le discovery of exjgen Is credited
net seem te get a grip en himself. j Jeseph I'ne-tley. a writer en re-
Beneath the jealousy that neethed inl.H'0, "ih he bpent his leisure
Mm burned the tiame of his love for . "' c?n,1c"' cheinlcal experiments.
Anne, even ami st.ady. but his jealousy , Hi? ,nt'r',,' '" s;C,h t'inK" bWn b5
obsessed him. made him see things in I atCtn' the bubbles of "fixed air"
,. .. 1 i. ii-i. icarbenlc acid gasi ris ng from some
a wrong light, made him inrlined te ... . w
M I... ... hn h,U ,.n. ,.,1,11
PilliMt; uii 1 i' 11 n m u is in tsifnyi tuivt
him he was wrong.
He could hear her moving about in
the next room, and a sudden desire '
possessed him te have things out w tth
her, te demand as his right that she
tell him everything concerned with her
past. Hut he throttled the impulse ami
...i..i ..!.. , ,.,. ,.n.n ejj.-t,
remaineil where he was, until suddenly ,
until she spoke his name,
"Jehn!"
Instantly he was en his feet, he was
looking at her with unseeing eyes, his
face ImpasHive.
She cainn up close te him. "Jehn,
what has happened, arc you angry about
something?"
His dark eyes blazed down into hers.
"Anne, I want jeu te tell me some
thing. I must knew the truth.
Was
there a
came te me
te knew
She sh
her eyes
that had been absent from them for mi
long.
She drew a long breath and when she
spoke there was a strange quality ln her
voice. It should have warned lira,
but he was tee blinded with jealousy
te notice it
"Why de you ask me that
'Itncimse of Nerrls thn w
at you. There's something iilieut jeu
that draws men. tin, I don't say it's
your fault, but It makes me think things,
I. .I.I.rrta v,n VMfl.l ' '
11 Ull.in v ,.' .
"I'm sorry you should feel that way
very wirry. ner voice was like ice.
Rut still he blundered en.
"Can't jeu appreciate my feelings?
Oh, Anne, I love jeu se much that the
thought of another man in jour life In
agony te me."
"There is no ether man In my life
but you."
"I knew there isn't new. but was
there before jeu knew me? In that why
you Instituted te ghe me your trust,
was there some one else?"
"I cannot answer that question. Be
fore jeu married me, 'you took that
chance, jeu were willing te tuke it
against my judgment. I told jeu then
that my past was buried, that I could
never tell jeu uny mere than you al
ready knew and jeu were willing te
take me as I -was."
8he did net speak accusingly, but as
one who stated simple farts, and stand
ing before him she looked childishly
young mid inexperienced. Leeking nt
her, the realization swept ever him
that he had broken his word te her, that
h bad played the rail, and that in
Hei tig mi, he might have forfeited her
love and trust. The agony at that
thought burned away his jealousy, all
t once his suspicious seemed mean nnd
tririsl and unworthy.
"Anne," the words burst from the
very depths of bis soul, and the next
minute he had her In his arms. In a
passion of remorse he kissed her, and
after a time her arms crept up nreund
kin neck and clung there. He forget
everything lit that moment and remeni-
.bered only tbe fact that he loved her.
i.c in '"' - "- '; " s" 1 etirnuig giats ana seen a gas are'e ta,re meniienea in ner leuera, aH ray 1 nat c
frinn. Slim Snrl ..ft,,,.. t tllm Iff. U ,1 A It ... n ! I.U.. n . V. m .. r.,,1,1 V.& u ml.tmnnljl .
j: . v:L.."r,:r : j "enr. "u.;: itrem it and passed niene the miH. mm. .. " "v.''. .""-..Jur...."i.""" .""'; : ermg
delicacy of the perfume she used floated I ft J" s l f,HlCnnt"r,d "":1 r 'JI b,elns "tretlu:e(1 ln secletl" et l'Z u""r
te him. but stubbornly he did net move & TZ ,,,.2" .dur,.v.fJL ?.1' "nd. .'": . th$lttr. .. ,,, IT ft? H
man in jour pusi iiemre jeu while he really did net undemand sept this InvlUitlen, and in time she mnimcii. r ussy iriur :.,,, .c
ne.' Answer me, I have a right! just what he had discovered he wn vveultl perhapil be Introduced te some out of plarc en an object originally de
!" (siwii cr.dlt for it. for he h.n.i i.i,n...i one the would be mere Interested In.' signed as a support.
rank away from him. and into ex, gen te be the chief agent in mm. I YOUNG KAT MAN Ihe dccoratlve value should be in
there crept that leek of fear i bunion and respiration. Am.,,,... material, snape ana nnisn, net. id
L .' kC intbe heart of Anne, it was
SmiV s
mi-
HARPER COOL1SY
.of ditadvnntages of the trip begin tn
occur te him." He thinks that these are
original idea. They are net. They
have been implanted in bis mind subtly
mid insidiously. They are like mew
no ten. Presently he becomes disMtis
fled with his plans and seen announce
that he has changed bis mind, and they
will net ge.f She gently urge him net
te consider her, in any way. He mag
nanimously insists en giving up the
whole scheme. She smiles sweetly.
la net all this rather centemptible1
Whr net a ceuirndefchlu that is frank
iamj epe"? Why net divtiw the pre
4 nnrl vina nt tint? Inlltunl Activities.
ii unrein winj lwbhu . . . -"" - - ,7- .1 .111
that his or her child Mtheut selfishness en cither aide, till
is a paragon of'eme compromise and arrangement tnat
obedience, jet every N generally satisfactory can be ar-
riveu an
... ..t,i. , 1,1. ,1 trlrn
P ALL partnerships the Ideal striven
for ii a fifty-fifty bails. It is net
always easy. Onr- partner often hah a
naturall etmnger character or win
Seme people desire ecrthlng ardently.
imu nr: uiuuij ,if,ra.v, ,, .. t
uecisien always gams me ,eim. n -
no humiliation or discredit te the en-.
r. he does net "rule." An amiable and
lnilifff.rf.nf nrjin enleVK Iinin2 S011I"
indifferent person enjoys having seiiw
mm iUn tnL-n the init!ntle. and matt
and direct. It caves a ?reat deal of
worry and work.
De jeu arrange most of the activitle-
nf your mutual life, or de" your hui-
hand? De you work things out together
peaceably and cracinu!v. or argue just
for the fake of willfully gaining jour
jieintV The couple whom I knew who
aetually fight dlsgracefullj ever ec
question that comes up de se. because
they are argumentative te the point of
Ucieusncw. It Is net that each wants
that particular thing; it is just that
they will net giv up anything, at an
time. Most couples are mere reason-
able. There should net be se much
cheap joking about "bossing."
Things You'll Leve te Make
Give Your Draperies a New Touch
Even If jeu de net care te change
your draperies entirely ou can b1v-
them a new effect by hanging them in
tnis way Lecr the pole with silk or
, velvet, of a color that will harmonize
with the color scheme of jour room.
Enamel the rings black. Make long
1 tassels of ribbon or heavy wool. Jein
one te each end of the pole. If th
pole will hang low enough te show- the
decorations, enb.re.dcr large design I
In bright colors at each end of the
pole, lour draperies will have an en
ppns'e
tirely new leek and at se little extra cx-
FLORA.
Can Yeu Tell?
By R. J. and .1. W. Bodmer
'"" .-'W '"T IIIH UQU1
une nay in lul lie happuird te take 1
k , , . . .
a red powder imercurlr exidej and for
his experiment nut it into .1 hnlh r,.r,
riprted with a tub- filled with mercury,
. ... , ... , . . ,. . ''
T et ,Pr ,en,d of the tube leading into .1
"" Jar eemg niied witn mercury also
II,. ,u- u....i ,t . , ,
He then heated die red pond'.- wltu,a
Itltnttne,! I
te be "(ixrd air.
Whin heweier in.
...I'll, HWW'Hr, ll .
tested It he discovered that he I .f i' !
enrlrrlv imiL. t i'ui7. 7 tin i . '
ent rtij new gas. l.nlike "fixed air" t
uhl-l, ...,t,l ... i.. . - r..." .1 .u."" '
ii V. j , . "". "' kjuiiu unu a
lighted candle placed ill it burned much I
mere brightly, that red-het charcoal '
burst into flame and burned furleuslv '
that a mouse placed ln it became mere
lively than a mouse ever had been be- '
lore, and that when lie iirentliefl.it nm
his lungs he became exhilarated
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i hernial. Lavoisier, later solid th, i
ridclle. Priestley hud separated mercuric
I oxide Inte pure mercury and gun
I..i.
veisler thought that If he could make I
. . - " I
mercuric oxide by heating tnerrurj in
the air nnd then afterward separate it '
ft ' V1!
,
'k-..um wmk
'''fy''
.again into mercury and gas, It would
nt-new?" prove that the gas came out 'of theajr"
wayheloekr.'AH he was successful, the discovery 0f
ex j gen lis the air was accomplished.
Tomorrow What Causes hnerlng?
WHATS WHAT
By Helen Decie
When guests are te be entertained,
the business of making their visit en
joyable should net fall te the methur
alone, although, by nil convention, she
Is the social head of th) household "The
duty of members of the family Ih te
spread themselves among the ether
guests" as the author of "They Twain"
observes. That la, whether or net there
are sons and daughters te help the host-
ss, the visiting relatives should uUe
co-operate In thn mftter of hospitality
te these "ether guesib' who are net kins
folk, but strangers pvlthln the gates.
Quite often, Invited relatives expect
te be entertained, without helping te
entertain. They fcrget the old and nev.
er-reveked clan law which obliges them
te stand by their .kindred In publle
(whatever their ntate feelings may
be I). Indifference! te tfce discomfort of
another guest Is eiMSMflcally rude be-
navier in a relative ex (amny, where
It would be a meresBHIgcnce en the
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Embroidered side panels take the
, place of flowers or feathers In fall
ing off this bizarre hat which
Parisian women consider very
"Intriguant." Slere embroidery
appears en the upturned brim
directly In front
t-flpnep I all ll a
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By CYNTHIA
WK. I
I.'tt'ri te CifMa' column mutt M
xrttf'n mt one a(J of the raprr enlu
and mmf be stoned w(lh crittr j
name cnt address. The name trill e
b rubltJh'd It the writer de't 101 c(sn
I. Intoned tetters and tetters icrittm
en both sides 0 tht eager will net 0
rnf.j rnl. Writer vhe ' r
anmce-i that can be etvn n the
relumn nlll tleaie leek tSfre. as per
tonal t'tters are enlu uritttn ichen
abielutelu necessary.
J
Xe Flfl 3 '
t.. .1.-.. ,.. ,,. ..,iMiv tt.,n- in
von auSncnta. "rtenvt pU?,"? 0"
Mr,t men who would net think .of all
you accuse them of, Yeu are very
young and have had unpleasant ex-
rrwTryeX'lnfn
yeurlf and jeu'll see they will bet
straigntierwara, tee
Te Bright Eyes
If veu hav some problem, my dear.
n ..carl .Htti . n. ulVi tn nnwr nmA I
' at the column letters, well and geed.
Cynthia wlil Be giaa te answer your,
letter or publish It. but there Is nothing
te answer In jour letter. And she does!
net lnlt- readers te write te ethers,
unless thtrf Is semethlnR actual te write
about. Little girls of fifteen had better
pay mere attention te lessens and less
te tailors
She Spanked Him
Dtar Cvnthla I will new trouble ou
for the first time, as I need a friend.
I am a big girl fte feet ten Inches tali
and 185 pounds In my bathing suit
Where. I am empleved as a ilemestlc
servant there w a little bit of a fellow
about four feet eight Inches tall, fat
and ugly, and he was wild about me.
Just for fun I walked out with him one
evening as it amused me te see every
one leek at us and laush. lie Destered
me with his unwelcome attentions whenj
1 snuMLK.a nun
On my day off he came te my home
where 1 live, with my sisters ana tow
i'd h,ale t0 eo,eut w1.l,h h"' , Vhn '
lTt tuVne hln a'c'resi fch'r
anil cub him a severe sDanklnE
When 1
I let him uri he ran out crylnjr and 1
t'W'IVVm.AX- ,.-"TI
iHE,vKs
pBP? Ay,lssWWWsf
1 LStseam.
curslni? He quit the place where I - naintPd black yellow or scarlet oil
am employed and new sends ma a OI painieu dibck, jeuew or M.uriei uu
threatfnlng letter demanding I pay him cloth for the terrace or lawn (some (seme (some
PeaWtSdVtiLVVhlt'i tt may be forgotten and left in
de? SERVANT QIRL. a sbewer without suffering at all); or
. , . , . v. ,j . I it may be of satin trimmed with price-
hate" sf.MVWfflI ! lnyce Ce, l1.-h.te 1.. On.
cannot give veu a legal opinion. Whv , thing only is impertant: if a cushion
net consult the Legal Aid at City Hair is for comfort. It should net be clabo clabe
Omnia hardly thlnka the man would ' ratelv trimmed.
carry the matter te court, as he would
HOI
weu
like the ridicule which publicity
Id bring "Very few would blamu
you
Girls Ought te Be Mere Cordial
Dear 1 yninia 1 nave neen reaains
veur column daily for the past month
or se. and I can't understand jeung
,... ni r..v,A. h,in. inn.t,, n c v,At
lltcil (.!,. "',11111 ,ji,,, .wtiTtj un ...;j
say New there would be an excuse for
them If they were in my class, as ou
knew the i,alnK 'no ene loves a fat
. v ' '" no iw.i i" .viany persons preier te use ness cusn-
;, ..hie"n?Ir -Lrtm..,mrrS '"is because they held their shape mere
PlKist It ii my geed nature (pardon ' ..,,, ,u., ,i u,lt -v,. i
fir pitting my?elf en the bick) , teadliy than down, but for sheer lux lux
sheull think that If these lonely ' ury there is nothing like down.
IIld.Il, Mui iium-ai t aiii imci will-,;
I HUpfK,
me for
. T uVi
ones would Jein some society or some
tnurcn mv weuiu mane a;iiuainiaiittB,
but 1 (le net approve of clubs as Seil- ,
"! se much space, but I have some-
,v.,M A..,. ,,. n.. . rl-l . .U, llu
thing elv te say pertaining te the. girls ,
or tenay ami w ny some are ienei . wen,
if cir ,.,. t,. introduced i M,unc
a. gin nas eeen inireuuuca ,e u jeuitg
man at a party una tni saia jeung man
takes a liking te this girl and asks
her If he can call en her some evening,
"h" "'11h lllm "eh- no- J hardly ever
B" '-ut or have anv P.0 calL ,en mc-"
I,h T?Z"Jr J1,1"1' in8wthnet y?-?,n,T
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i"uki
enfyugh. New. readers, don't
Utar fynthla I wn a young .man i
I A I 111 ,(ll,l! YT-.tS-iO Uft VJ Itll'Jl 11111,1 II
long watt I have finally met a girl four
vers my Junier whom I sincerely love
In fact I am convinced tlmt I teuld
- . uMa- lftilft Ift-I. tl MI.Aa,
'"""" .1,,e content with any girl ether
, ."" lsa 'dlcame t etl Wl Ut per'
nf,m, J" fir !u least tw0P or
' lllTCO 1'rwre IU Wine, w., muiuubii . I
have a geed portion new and a geed
etitic ok for the future, I havn been be
I tied dew n by what I consider te be
I family obligation that I cannot con
I slder marriage right new, and, besides,
i I have been able te save absolutely.
.1 . n.A ltr nlllinilnU T
nothing. I
I'nder these circumstances, since I ,
leve this girl whole-heartedly, aheuld I ,
nsk her te wait this length of time for
me' Ip a prolonged engagement such I
as this does real leve remain constant,
and hurvlve, or does It tend te become
IfhS Intense7 If the Klrl does signify
her willingness te wait should I give her i
.., vine ,.nuf ,,r ..alt ., I
ail IJIItiamillSl.V ! ..W" U. ,TU.V u. . ,
witiie.' iiiaiiiui.ft j-vw v, .it .uj irifi
BARKIS.
The most honest thing te de la te
talk things out straight fiem thn shoul
der with the girl. If she loves you, she
will wall for you bb you are both young
enough te wait two or three years
It's customary net te wear an engage
ment ring until the engagement Is an
nounced, but many men give the girl
a ring and ell wears It en a chain
around her neck at first Why net talk
with her about It, as you may both
prefer te annoencu It even with a wait
of three years ahead.
An ungagcment of several years If
carefully handled does net make real
leve lesB Intense. Hut It would net be
wlh te see each ethir every day under
thn circumstances. Better net call mere
than thn times a week.
A Simple Design
The luncheon set of unblearhcd mus
lln, which is se nice for cvery-day use,
can tie made quickly by crocheting a
narrow lace around the. edge of each
dolly and putting en It 11 design con
sisting of one circle of green gingham,
finely chucked, surrounded by u circle
of blue en either side. These nre all
appllqued te the material with u black
buttonhole stitch, and several little
black Frcnrn knots nre tucked into
j.n iiiiun iv (fswv - n .. w,u .v, ..f .1 T.I.. .... rl 1 1 . . AmhaAlH ast n mm
Talk With Her About It All upturn irimiuniK.
Four Mether Has te Submit .
e Me Bessing She Gave Yeu
When She Gets Old Enough te Be Managed as She Used te
Manage Yeu, She Hates It Just as Yeu Did, Toe
THERE comes a time in the life of
every woman, if she Uvea long
enough, when she has te be bossed!
Even the most Independent type, who
left a conspicuous space after "Leve,
honor," In the marriage service
Even the unmarried woman who liven
alone and stands en her own we feet,
They've get te take it, and they hate
It just as any child hates It!
It's about the same things that a
child go's bessad about, tee.
It's "Mether, did you put that scarf
1 en under veur coat? Well, why didn't
1 you? Teu knew bow easily you catcjh
cold, and It Isn't a bit tee warm for
'you te wear It. Here, new put this en.
Yee. jeu need it. Under your coat. It
won't be a bit of bother. There, new.
Isn't that mere comfortable? I thought
set"
And. "New. grandmother, you knew
you oughtn't te walk all the way eui
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'cuuureit win de mere an aiiernoen.
Ten might suppose Mether would
'.eallzc that she needed her scarf after1
making her little children dress wnruily ,
- 1,, tl. ... .. ..
eneusn nna warning ner rrewn-up cnn-1
dren te wear enough wraps, all her life
But no, indeed, Mether by that time
has reached the age at which her re
sponsibilities in setting u geed example
are ever.
The children are old enough te take
rare of themselves new, and she Is go
ing te de as she pleases.
TTOW she does hate te be caught up
" al,d faced with an emission like the
'carf. just when she is congratulating
Ht she has managed te pet out
without the nasty thing for once!
Sl.e docs dislike fussy things and
fuv women ; wearing a scarf under her
" cems fusay te her. you alway,
THE HOME
IN GOOD TASTE
By Hareld Donaldsen Eberlein
IM:
t -x.-re.
Cushions
. 7 cneice 01 cusuiens
,S a,m5' "S grf8t " thC Ch,Ce f
The latitude in the choice of cushions
w-,-,:":' i"i" ivi..j
A cushion mav be a simple offal)
per the formal drawing room long,
,1 cushlens of velvet and brocade,
,tu henvy and bpnutifuilv pinnncd tas-
sels. are best. Square pillows of old '
Chinese brocades or even of embreid
eries that mav have had an ecclesiastical
"!. 1 r 1 1..11 1..
"'n' "r" """ yvr tr,uuj ui,
taffeta pillows of every shape and color ;
Mfif-i Kuttn or telvp.t nil le wit.'i 1 1 linvc
,M... .v. .. . . . .-... . . ......
a wonderful effect in adding te the lux-
urieus ulr of 11 room.
Many persons prefer te use floss cush-
One of the French shops in New Yerk
is tiiewiiiK grrni mcniuc tueuwun lut
the fleer and an arrangement of square
ushiens held together by the cev
material unu capaeie or ucmg
en another with one te be
buck against the wall. Gov-
nen or cretonne and used en
in the modern spirit, such a cushion is
n nercu. or in vt'iuure 111 u twin u-
- 1 . fta .h1ahaa te Asm t AJSl, 1 A 9 t
hnth useful and interesting as a decera-
Mm uariui ami iiiiercun
,,. ..
"A": ' Ci" "V. v,i nmnnt. ..,.,,1
One black cush en among "cvera
made of colors brings out tnelr lull
value in color. It is te be remembered
that tt fceft blark rll8hlen makes a mar-
Jcl,eus background for auburn or blend
uair
Cushions should never
Tomorrow "Arrangement of Flowers'
If s Such a Bether
Te think up decorations and
games for a party even when you're
specially Interested in giving it.
Don't let that step you from giving
a Halloween party, though, for all
you have te de ia send a eelf
addrcRsedt stamped envelope te the
editor of 'the woman's page, te get
some suggestions for a very unusual
affair. And everything Is arranged
for jeu, loe. Yeu don't have te de
aii thing about the plans except
carry them out.
mere, ji s 100 mucn ier you, especially wisdom irem tnem. 1
jwhen veu've Just get ever that sick- If they don't happen te marry, there
ness. Sit right down here and get rest-'are nieces or nephews, preteges, wards.)
'ed, new. before you go another step, ler young admirers who take them into
Ne, down here, you can go tip te thn their hearts and boss them affection-!
.nursery when you've rested some. The.utpjv. i"
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ar " :
alSfesj
fGeums: Frecks: Ceats: Millinery
Wonderful Showing of
Women's and Girls' delight
fully fashioned frocks of
silks, crepes and woolens at
These frocks constitute our opening "leader." They are
truly exception in quality and style. Will you see them 7,
13)6" Watamt Street '
have e be wondering whether it's still j
en or pet. ' j
If she happened te be your mother
and you told her, "Well, that's what'
you've always made me de," she would
give you a dignified leek and say bland-.
ly: "Thatls an entirely dlfjeren mat-
have sense enough te wear enough te
r. ieu were young ana yen aiant,
keen you warm-when nti needed It!"
And that's all you 'can make her say
areut 11, 100. 1
OH, THET don't like te be bossed I
but they have te take it.
Life takes humans around in a cir-
cle. They start out being managed
and taken care of by their parents, then
they grew old enough te boss and take)
care of themselves. A
Very bossy they tare, sometimes, tee.
But after while 'their children-grew I
up, they themselves begin te get. reck
less and carefree, without the physical'
powers te sustain them, and they get
scolded and advised and managed by
thnsp same children uhn lenrnml thlr
. M .. -
I X M ." , .. .1
'ine runny part-01 numan beings is
that they always hate 0 the things
that are best for them and the things
they consider necessary for every one
else.
TaKe yeurseu. rer instance, when
jeu were a little girl, you didn't see
why it wasn't perfectly all right te walk
around In wet shoes, or sit down in a
stiff breeze when you were piping het.
New that you are old enough te un
derstand causes and effects, you know knew know
hew quickly this will bring cold or
pneumonia, and you try te keep your
own little girl from doing it.
BUT when she is your age you will
resent it deeply when she insists
upon your being careful about the
breeze from an electric fan !
Strange creatures, 'human beings!
Very interesting, though, and remark
ably lovable. '
FAVORITE RECIPES
OF FAMOUS WOMEN
By MRS. PERCY V. PETWY
PACKER President sf ChantanqLa Women's Club)
Peppermint Ice Cream
One-third pound l peppermint enndy
striped sticks, two, pints cream.
Dissolve candy in one pint of cream.
Take several hours. Freeze partly;
1 then add remaining pint of cream which
has been whipped. Freeze all hard.
Tomorrow Hew te Mix Salads,
by Ida M. Tarbell
Cotvrleht, lOtt, bv Public Le&asr Cem pan v
The Weman 's Exchange
Caring for Instrument
Te the Edtter 0 Weman's Page:
Dear Madam I play the banjo-man-delln
and the brackets which are en
the Instrument are rusty. I haven't
the least lda hew te remove the rust.
The locks en my case are also be
ginning te rust. Kindly advise me
what te de te remove the rust from
these objects. MISS M.
Rub the maty parts with a soft cloth
which has been moistened with oil. This
will bring the shine back te your man
dolin. Celer Ran
Te the Editor of TTomen'. Page
Dear Madam I have a v.
very eretty
pengee silk dress, which Is trimmed In
n. kcii.111 uiiKtiv uiuuiie iiicvci Idl, A11U
second time this dress was washed, the
color ran all ever It I would appreciate
It very much If you would tell me a way
te remove this eeler from the pongee.
ARLYNNB.
Sometimes this can be dene by soak
ing It for a while In cold water, and
then washing In co'.d water. Soaking In
a solution of sodium salicylate crystals
will take the orange color out of the
pongee, but Is liable te have the er
tect of removing the color from the ma
terial, tee. Se, before trying this, test
an extra piece of the pongee.
Adventures With a Purse
MARSHA, that pretty new bride
friend of mine, came te me and said,
"Whatever can I de; we nre going
i. i,i : . - -
1.,"!?:
""i" s""" c.,"?.T'ui
. .. , .. nnartmpnt of mInfi t
apartment
told her of a shop where she could give
a uinner, a aeugnitui little tea shop,
where just she and her friends could be
without any one else te interfere. The
flicker of candles, the mystery of
quaint, old-fashioned furniture; the
very charm of the atmosphere are de
lightful for six or mere people. Tbe
nice lady in charge serves a plutter din
ner for $1.50. Awfully geed, well and
attractively cooked feed, and a dinner
which Includes most everything from
soup te nuts.
Fer tiiMi of ih-nn atirnm Wemne's Paci
Editor or Dhone Walnut 3M00 or Mala 160'
between thn hour of 0 and A.
fifuntlfnl new ftTfcts
for perch or Indoor
use. Newest drnlrni
and best werkmaiuhlp.
Held direct at makers'
prices.
B.H.Dem. Chairs, $5,50
Bid Arm Chairs, 7)50
Ht.Oeerge Chairs, en
Rockers en Kach rhslr, si Kxlra
?0a"f!""i'n tablea and table
and fleer lamps.
Glatsberg Wicker Mfg. Ce.
20'8 N.Frent . Free Delivery
l&
upen x.Tis. mine Diamond 2303
BBI wicker FumituiclBa
re
sVjv!9i '
25
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BBall1
Energize
with Raisins
Use mere ralstai with ymt
feeds 'and get mere energy.
Raisins furnish 1560 calories
of energizing nutriment pet
pound.
Rich in feed-iron ahe.
A prime fruit-feed that ereiy
body would be better for.
Serve stewed at a morning
vd!ih. Use in puddings, cakes
and pies. Let the children have
them with oatmeal.
Sun-Maid Raisins should cost
you no mere than the following
.prices:
Sm4 r- it n. uu .; aoe -am
fit, is (. tii f.) lae
Sm44 aa4 SmJUm (11 .) He
Always ask for
Sun-Maid
Raisins
Hi Teur Irn Today f
C-t-
IfcVTT Milk
Jwmmirt
Fortnftwite
lnpaUA
NO COOKING
The ''Feed Drink" for All Ages.
Quick Lunch at Heme, Office and
Fountains. Aik for HORLICICS.
aGTAveid Imitations Substitntet
Jenes
Arch Support Shoes
2752 Germantown Ave.
Laditsf finest Viet Kid Comfert
Shee, with Stuel Arch Support,
Rubber Heel Attached.
REAL NATURE'S
; comfort Se fiC
Frem SVs ."03
2 te te, at "
All sites
All widths
TAPESTRIES
WITH OR WITHOUT NEEDLEPOINT
FOREIGN or Demestic
at RIGHT Prices
Ban, Benrhes. Chair. Seat. Footstools.
etc.. H'lth Werklnc Mnterlal.
1TIE AHSORTMENT ISXNEQUAlLeD
STAMPED LANDSCAPE
CANADIAN HOMESPUN BAGS
IN ALL COLORS
GIFTS BEADS WOOL
Germantown Novelty Shep
02 W. CHELTEN AVE. Gte. 4066
Why Pay Mere
MEN!
Yeu can get a ityllth
up-te-the-minute hind
tailored, perfect fitting
SUIT or
0X0AT
en the eajiejt tarns 0
credit and at th?
leuMt peiiibU prices.
25
Men's
Stylish
HATS
$Q
I Li 11 IsWUSn,
HaaDI kWWs
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mJSM
3s m
Simons for Diamonds
6 S. 15th St.
Convenient
Confidential
Credit Plan
Allows you
immediate pos
session while
you pay at
practically
your own con
venience. Ours
is the pest
generous and
dignified credit
plan in the
Pure
blue
abse
white,
lutely perfect.
Ouara ntetd
weight i ct,
lS-kt. white
ffejd ha n d
matfe mount meunt
ing. city; let us ten
(TOP you mere
iOe about it.
Confidential Credit Plan
Jslli"r?l SIMON
6 S. 15th St. Belew Market
Bread Supreme
Extra Big Leaf JQ
Onr Master Bakers'
Masterpiece
In all our Stores
M lHTileM a.
HITlsWlmlm
JS33S2SE5ES
Jf
W st3. '
rjyatTSafPlfLvSByTsPSBJsB&rtl
Bemmatms Jfasi'ens
that echo the authoritative note .of
Paris in style, line and color.
Beautiful models, designed by a master
hand and executed with an equal skill.
Brilliant colorings, magnificent fabrics
at a price range astonishingly low
for the qualities offered.
Imported
Novelties
and Bags
T7ricxAJ tftneJtdumJ'j
ljV$r"tc. WaJnut Street 1
A a.sa -v- a
Women's & Misses' Charming
DRESSES
You'll marvel at the new
styles and color combina
tions, and the low prices
at which they are marked.
A wonderful selection.
Including
Tricetines, Crepe DeChine,
Canten Crepe, PeiretTwills
Wern,
en s
& Misses
They are new and Zifftrent.
laiierea iriceunes. Alse new sport
styles, fur trimmed, specially priced at
Women's & Mhses'
Fur-Trimmed COATS
afLaaaaV '
Yeu won't find better selection
of Fall anfl Winter Ceat Styles
anywheres in the city. Cleth Coats,
Fur trimmed. New Plush Coats
A Qreal Sale of
Millinery
5
Beys' Suits &
Streng, durable Clethes for the.
Ilve-wire kid who just can't keep
out of mischief.
ipiiiiii
$750 $
OraraiMV'ANIl HATUHIUV I'.VHNIN
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Oppyif independent, fiji
" Giving Dignity W
te Your V
Dining Roem
PARTICULARLY adapted
for dlninir or living
room. 3p)4lfjy maitlva
and dlcninad. et with -
icR-ancs , or design
and finish that stamps
it a masterpiece.
As handsome a
fixture as wa
have ever stocked'
In our 2) yaara
of business ex-.
parlance.
I!. Si tatftst
Dtme'er el Shed it buAu
Old "Brass and Black
auver and Black
Walk.
at ret u 1
wj. w lven a
531 CKeeinut St.
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--! ! 1 iiiiiiijiiiiy,.
&
Hearty Cake
for Hungry Men
and one that the
whole family will
relish.
RAISIN TASTYKAKE
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miimsj
'ilSTYICAlS
IWWlttaWIWWllMWBmngHaja
??ats
topcoats.
IT'S
EASY AND
CONVENIENT
TO SHOP AT THIS
FRIENDLY STORE.
REMEMBER THE
STREET DUMBER.
929 Arch St.
JUST OFF 10TH
$'
98
P
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5 Itisa fit
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Special Offering of
FAKL SUITS
Beautiful $01198
.w3up
$1 V98
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GIRLS'
Coats & Dresses
Sites, 6 te 14 years
598
$7 98
Up
O'Ceats
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