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EVENING TUBLICr . LEDGER PHILADELPHIA; MONDAY,
OCTOBER 101922
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l TJie Jealous Wife Makes
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By WINNIFREI)
OVT, I nsk you," begnn tlic mull- I
er'sitsslstnnt, confidentially, while
,cjiccks, "If you think n wife line
ju iiuiiK il win" ii. !. i
n ri1it tn kick mi
hnll when he Ul
. '
fiwfnri rn iln un i
mm, r. ..,.. i
lilm?" we u a k c d !
cautiously. I
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.IL": .'"'n" r.; i
n . . I
w , eh i eelal n-ij .
f.., 'fl uv trv I
tenmv""lt fair nni .
moil and weiiiph
i ww . .
SWtNNIfltiSt)
iqulil. and the men have been very de- '
lent about the fifty-fifty Idea. .Seme
ftX Xe cban'ced '
M the president was a man and the
Hec president wns u woman. .
the offices hn-f,
V... ..f .,
lethlnc te de with personal relation
tWM , Ul VUIII I.
Slips or married couples. Felks were
Uccted according te their merits. Mr.
p. I'lnade a line president, lie i n
talm, well behaved and attractive man
Inil every one like him. The Wee
(resident was a woman of dignity. Mr.
I.. nnd no one ever would aectte her
if being lie leait bit flirtation. She U
t bandsJtiie woman, n widow, but 1
lever saw her tvj te attr.ict a ln.irrieit
nan.
KrpilEY had worked hard all the sea-
(en, in their appointed taK. and
hen the member were nil ready te
I'inte the bannuet room the commit -
pe told the president be must en-ort
(sen te evcit her. nnywii no one wiis
laving her out In the cold.
-But would jeu believe it. she made
scene and raised n row. and was sj
jellsh that every one was terribly un-
Dinfertnble. and her peer husband dl 1
et knew what en earth te de. It
Ut lillii In a dieadful pcsltien. He
Imply had te go en in with the vice
resident, and he tried te be very kind
Can Yeu Tell?
By It J. and .1 U". ttwmrr
Tew Animals. Birds and Inserts Fore
tell Wet Weather
The approach of rain can easily be
toted by a study of animal, bird end
iscct life about us. They knew when
ret weather is coming nnd act accord-
fegiy. j
Horses nnd rattle, for Instance, sniff
he air with outstretched necks, because
I he damp air eenvejs the odors of the
lowers mere readily, and the nil- I
eavy with their fragrance. Swallows,
ylng low, nre a sure n nf wet wealli
lr, because the insects which the swnl- .
lows are following are also Hying low
In order te escape the nv Isture In the
tipper strnte of the atmosphere. Spi-
ers break off and remove their web- i
Bp'en the nppreacn of rnln, te keep them
Jrem belnc damaged by the storm. Sea
julls, instead of looking for fish, lly
vcr the land in their search for feed
because the fish 20 te the bottom when '
rnln is coming. Seng birds are de
pressed mid at the approach of rain
remain quiet.
er
bodies. Almest nil domestic animals
become restless when a ehnnse of
Kejither is approaching because their '
Iklns arc sensitive te atmospheric In- ,
Puenccs which Irritate and enpre"
them. ;
Many people foretell the weather te i
Ihilr satisfaction by observing' the
jmeke nii'lng from n locomotive or
fhdnney. If it rises straight into the
II; It will be clear weather; if the smoke
Cejiiinn spreads out and remains clne
te' the ground, it Is nn indention of np np
prencbing wet weatlier.
onierrow-
-What Il.i.ipens When .1 Bee
Stings?
f
, The Weman's Exchange
c
, Fer Seme One's Birthday
(n, (lie t'rf.'ter of Weman's 1'cae:
Should that be terved?
table be set?
, WOULD LIKE TO KNOW.
Ttes-ldes the Ice cream and birthday
enke you could sirve small c-iUfs, nuts
tandy and coffee These may be sercd
cl. about 10 i or It o'cie. k Il.-.ve
JLV ''l1;'1""1' CJ i11 "iVl,", "i1""', '','',""
SS tedo0rnht!neerm,nt!,nn- K', 'tt'.l,
cut and cuts the first plece of cake
After thnt the rest of It Is cu .m.l
fiassed with the rest of the things te
he guests. Thev may simply sit around
Informally In living room and dining
room, nnd the dining room table inn
Pn used as a service table. It should
liave it pretty bowl of II m-ers ,n ihe
center The Ice cream run In- serted
in sherbet glasses cr In brick form.
WHATS WHAT
lly Helen f)ccie
At all but the most quiet waddings thn
bride Is dressed tn the conventional
white with veil and orange blossoms,
nnd the bridegroom wears a cutaway
coat suit, with 11 silk bat. Hut this Is
net traveling uttlre, and the bridegroom
as well as the bride must change, clothes
ter the train.
t,Se It Is the best man who packs the
bridegroom's trHVelliig outfit In a suit
case and Htnds It te the bride's house
before the wedding. It Is customary
far the parents of the brldn te have a
dressing-room ready for thelr new son-In-law.
SAfter the wedding the young wife. In
hr old Klrlhoed room, doffs her bridal
ftwn te put en her gelne-awny costume,
, wjhlle the new husband Is In the tern
ary dressing-room exchanging hla
y ter a sacit suit te be worn witli
hat. When dressed, he stands ut
,of the stalra waiting- for hi
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WLm
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fcrf vice ..resident Inte ,, nnd te th .'.That Is se. and hew -hert-Mghled , " ?..l!'C ,Ixs1' ?' ."'r:,., ",""
pti e. lie letnurrcd a Pit ana ncieu jn i.PP , civi. lirrMf nvav' If sh,. i, "" "", ,'. ' i " ... .. .,
Inihnf-micnn' Tlmv Inslvteil nnlpl , , , , 1 1"-'- '' '" ' liver IliCIt 1111(1 wllCll yeil retUl'll .VOU
K thnt hi' wife v-,s I ,eh- ntimilly JnileiK she ..uel.r te Itm.w f l, WP wi.re-yilU MVe been. I
Lnln Si I n t,i, ,1 t , lnclV ner Id.' ?" h'1 'l'"t Yw" j'u, ,i?llt ," n,'"' I If have done nothing te be ashnmcl
Erin.. H.n ivnel. M.rm.'uli the rj '" .c0"-' ll,.r rtrMK. In her ! llf ,,,, , ,., UIl(ier.stnnd why yev '
ermg lliill l.e would go tlireui.li the lcart Hln e;vs tmt i,p i n g01),i malli , . .. . . ,.
tereinenv ami then return nnd take her lmt tllU it- sh0 sl,j(-cts him te su, 1, .., .' ..' The words came In h
hte the table. There were plent of i,.,li!.MiiieQ 1,.. mnr mn. tn .,.,;.,t ..,.1. ,aut' llt "or" c'"nc '" '.
J jpuek.s and eese wade Inte the water
rljenia rnln is cemin up and dash
(rater ever their backs. I'.v wetting
the eiijer' coat of feathers thej prevent
f the rain drops from penetrating te their
:i. ;u,;.'."'" Z..V. '.' ,V.. .T. .':'.': or mi even course. The .llagennl trend, puuis i uie cemer. mm m ere ,Mi inrt. two spoonfuls of the prepared 1 ""te yourself n
T,.n l.n. nM .lll,n. ...... 1.1 . .1.. ... .. .. rr. . -I.I.. I -1 -. J .l.- - ..V... ., , - ,
M w arc liet Belr. te ihc u surnw? et style ,s in.lleated in mnny of the cjr- earned down tne siceves, tee, in a 1 ,lf.asami mil,roeins en the plate. Car- you'll begin te dei
And when? ,', u"''-s wiiieu nre eiien iippneii n. . ...... nK ".., . ,. m..-.. ,.. .. u u.i .....1 nis, ,,)p ,, aml lnnhIOems with thin sires ns seen ns y
-As we are going te have n l.lrthdav "''' " 'h-eided slp(. Seme of the tin 11 arr g-ithered in nt the wrist by ,lilV e hnr(, belc(l CB ,iusted with pn- conjugal certificate
eake. I would ask you t0 kindly tell tunics, tee, nre cut -Inntlnijly. te sv tight embroidery bedecked cuffs. nrlka, mid serve with the baked no- Heaven.
rK 1tni an nm almiilit t V.i ndli.it llf lth I llf nf t,iili nnnnlu find ilrn tint ii 1 !.. . 1 I
"Vr"..Z'.r ...';.' .,... t ir.u....f., ' "V, ..L .'."'.:... 1 ceicbiaw ier a meai. Copvrieht. tttt. bv
ft h 1 1 ?? "-U tt
m
reuble in the Business
HARPER COULKY
nml considerate mid gentle with hl
M'euse.
. ""'
I'll tell the world llinl if 1
" . .
w"e n man. wlie was decent mm nccr
a row nnd make pve n wire nn.v cause for werrj nnu , ,0 (hjnk ahmt ,., Jl( ,,
scene Just because hrnrtnehe, and flic acted like a feel., te teender about her secret. They re
her husband cfcei it. '.'I ';""-' " pntlrnee and let her suffer I turn hemc ,, 0 ccrta(n occasion
another woman al she wanted te. Of course. It was, An)ie ,jj(,;,nir,, and says nothing
Inte the bnnmiet ! 'he talis of the evening, nml I said! (,0, tr,m. she An been. Finally
nKi. mat i tueiisni uie was u-,
IfinlcnltiAil ii Mil nstM tntfitit I Mi liltf trt Iflf i
irntrAtncil
Incd and contemptible, but, te my ,
in, some of the women said tliej
surprl
thought she was quite right
T Tirfc"f T .l.t.,1, fal. jt..i1if a KntA
I "'' l mini nr "uf,... .u
J-
been n geed fipert."
"f" de I. Even If l.r lNrt.l It
with lilni afterward. lie had no bul-
"- " l"""nte hm I., public. Why.
he was perfect- Innnceiit!
.,"' ''!!'k '" ", "W01, '?
. w"r", l?- rin,,' '" " .. n.,.i
pln t,, "n lub
- , ,f t.ii e!! il, niite,
1 that a.seriat!en of mlx-d Mtw
nnet uten and afik who i, married te
&$.'" b? gltti? '
regard te e.tch one's lltue.-i for holding '
veme efiiee or lining mine neclul weik. ,
She'd better leek mound her nnd -ee
the many f.eniUe combinations that
have iietitinc te de witn MMiUineiitulity
uud .e::.
Tin sienngra'iherx and tiling clerki
were ) liiter"ted that ihey stepped
work fur u few mliiiiles. nnd net eiis
rai'eil a veb e in h-l ait nf l he ifi
. ..... . . - ..-i. . t .
"Ml . eem-r s.,v uer .guiiizuig rer
?nra r rr-nrrtw '-.
iVpAS 'iiiirv i
expect hers te feel any fondness for her '
:.fter humiliating him mid making a;
f I fll.. .
IUUI 'U Illlll.
,pic iiis patience won't Maud anv
llmri. sh- surel will lese him. U'U
mark mv words, iiml she deserve te!"
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A S U '' 1,av'' 'li'1 ma"-v u:w' Jenl
"i; N n tv.ntdged sword nni
cut deep! the wleldei- of It. Te h
modern in the highest Mne Is tn ii
bread-minded, deep-hearted, synipa-
ihetle ard understanding.
Are Brakes, Applied te Our
Deivn Hill Draperies
lly COKINNK LOWK
mere Is nn geci.l-bllls te tills theme
of lnegiiluritv. If ion leek al 1110 t of
ledui's models veu' i-nn't help feeliii"
Uiat'tbe lending designer of the. d.iv is
1 . . .
11 goon strong nor easier bent en taking
hems
nun mines 1111.1 deielletuses out
il I
Should the's.ttln illustrate 1 teduv has nn eversklrt
fisiilene.l along theae lines, iind the
two points of Its opening are echoed In
the delightful little cape drapery. As
nre a number of the nfternoen frocks,
t! I model is sleeveless. The front D
,.rfe t'i plain. With this costume is
rt"r" lark blown lint of nanne with
-nini. In, y.f .tan geese feathers, which
",p "''I,Pl1 wl"' brown cn1-
Adventures With a Purse
THIS Is just te be another one of
the eases where the litr.e things
count. Seme of us who nre busy dtir.
, ing the day ln various efij.es go home
at nifht tlnr weary nnd in need of
iiomfert. And if veur bedroom, that
place m which we nil vpi -., uf, nmch
tune. Is net cozy and inviting, jeu
should set nbeut making it se. Dainty '
, lamps te shed n soft glow ever the
i room nre such a help, and a little bit
'of dexterity will make for j 011 a very
1 attractive shade. There can he had
a frame about a Toe1- high, fashioned
after the lady of colonial dnvs. a drcs-
, den-like creature with Mende or bru-
i.en. nun 1.111.11K 10 .-.ins ever ner
shoulder, I ler skirt is a wire frame,
for which the silk shade is made. The
'huh -lump can he had for Si! .",0. Net
much silk Is required, nnd there wm
me just a little thing, but it means
n nnnel of the hue ilnun il... r-,.. . ' '
, SO UlUcIl. t'i. tirnileetinn nf the most itorgeeiis
' Pgseicr woven. They reached their 1 ',, '-,.,. 0, ,,,,. I
Te wear with sweaters. or suits ' 1 '-'best degree of perfection early In the ! ' fZ'nnZ' of cJeves
'when jeu nre net going te take off n.xfMith icntury. Many of these rugs aullitmewiTZer I
I jour cenl. tl.e.e ,nn he hnd 1. verv m still in existence, though they are '7; "m A W emJm
nice net blouse. Mde with a Peter ' " w'''" new P"1 in, niltIe,")1 "" Tess t" hlend w-ell I
I'rm en inr wnicli is trliinru., ,...!. i net nun in 11 lew iirivuin LinieciieiiB. 1.1 i i. , , I
leek like n lace vest, and with short I Having learned the art of hand rug
sleeves edged with a narrow frill nf weaving from peoples with whom they
lace, the blouse Is priced nt SI. n,,d Is ''a,no "' 'entFt' ll 1" net HtirprlsliiB
really excellent value. ' ' "that the Persians perfected it. We
' have but te consider the natural re-
rr nitmrt of nhnna nddrr.. Verrin' par, ' sources of the country. Silk and cot cet cot
fi..eVrl!i'ur,'rln,L:'i0i,) or Maln i ten are abundant, and the hillsides and
iKtwctii ihe iieum of 0 amt s. j vnllcv.s funiWi splendid piirtiimgc for
., I sheep and goats, se thnt the weavers
Mitch Plumose hl malerlula of excellent quality at
,,. . , , , , '""&- j ll(jf T, fUity of the nutriment
e find ostrich doing duly en sev- found In Southern Persia mid sonie of
iral notable elct gowns for evening. ' the ether Fnstcru countries produces
heiiietiiiicH bright flowers nnd clusters a pnrtlculnrlv fine quality of wool, and
of feathers are Intermingled for girdle up te dute chemistry him been unable
or swaying panel. Indeed, many mil- j t(, devise if wool-making equivalent.
llfinPV flftir irtnu iii.iw.i. .... il. a
"" sr.iy.-. i.j.nui en uie season h
offerings of frocks, mining which nre te
be included ceenrdes and cheiu, mil
liner s folds nml brilliant dress trim
mings of lcnves ind fruits uiij seep.
The Superior Sex
By HAZEL DEVO BATCHKLOR
Jehn Steele marries Anne Temple
knetcinii that she has " secret in her
past which she refuses te dlrnlftc.
lie knows, tee, that she does net love
him, but he is drtermlnctl te irln her
love, and en their honeymoon trip
they ate jitiI irresistibly legctncr.
,, -. ifJ1.;,10 ,. ,.er hear, Sln.ic ,,.
0)u. ,, slic calh Slcclc up en the
. t . . JI 1. ....
rc;r;,(0f ,,i ,aVs
jer lwe (i,lllp
sue iciu ut; iikuk
7 Can't Tell Yeu!"
("'VOt' iierUt in refusing te tell me
JL whrr? you have. beet5'
"I can't tell you. Dear, won't you
tru
'
ust me?" Anne 8 voice wns pleading.
It isn't a question of trust; lt'n n
question of my right te knew."
"Then waive that right. Surely you
don't M.eve that I have done anything
wrong."
s,wl(, ag 8pntt IIc wns ln nn
iny of dot nnd .u.plrkA.. Ann.
Meed befete him in the library, blie
in,l hren unltlnc for him when he
n,turm,(1 ,,,, nn, nt Msi,t e( her hls
. .n. utviiml .,.,
tirt impulse lint! been te sweep her'
Inte lits .-huh. out ne nan eniMieu u
Lack.
lie would net touch her. net until
l,e knew eu'i-.Mhing: but hli questioning '
. l her lin.l I n futile; sh,. would net
snenk. s. r,
She could net. she had said It
..,- ,., slili ,. st,M. then
z lxA c 1,is ,ev' for her
3;,ruhllIcve tha, d0
..j, , . , Your nttltude N
"" . .?." ' l" ,i.L. V. i ,...,
tl'H Uililh'i 1" ?U, ItH' IVUrL , HUM i vn
'"lheu ou force me te believe the
.ersi." lie Hung the words ut her.
I i.- dark eyes blazing, but instead of
1 ringing tefnre him, tln drew herself
i tn her slim height and ilfti
t,"""r
head nreuill
"Veu must believe whatever ou will
1 i.iuiiei preM'iit thnt. I have lnn
nothing wieng. ni.thlng te be nsiianieii
t. 1 lme till eii that ever mid ever
.mil if ou c.iniiet 1 elieve me, then I
p-iiis,. this 1 the end !"
Sh" spoke slowly ns though weighins
ev. rj word, and the import of what iie
1 1 I stmeU Steele like n sudden blew
I nekiiig at h'T as she ste id there be
in 1 lilm. he knew thnt she would net
ed. She meant exneth what she
ild The materia! i.dvnnlages In. lunl '
-In-ed her meant liethiTig ln the fi i-e j
in' tlus thris that m 'lia 'e.l their lnxe.
She veu'd gi our nf hit life ns suddenly
a .In- had come int.. it. and he would '
u. leuei:.- te no anything about it. ;
t.ni. he re peered Inr w shea and askei I
1... frrher questions. !
Suddenh'l ast his nrlde te the
winds and instead of demanding things
a his ritfht h. plended with her
Ann
l.m't ou sec thnt this thing.
wn;s;ie.. i
whatever it is. i .i.mii.g between iw!K '.' " ,H,Bl ""-"""""-
Can't jeu see that? I can't get nwav 1 ,,", ., mi. vii
'That's w!' 1 didn't want te love
Jul, and if I had known when I mar
r.ed jeu that I would grew te care,
I never w.ui'.l have come br.cl;
Her words struck a new thought In I
. his mind. !
"Hut j.m did mnrrv me. why'-"
' She shrank away from him as If he '
1 ad struck her, and into her white face
! there wept 1 burning wave of color. :
j "Win diil ou marry me, Anne?" j
"I!e-tiiic I Inn! te have money; Hut 1
' .'en't jeu ee." she went en wildly,
"that 1 didn't love von then? We
i Miide a largnin. and you slid veu
1 wanted me .m anv ternis. If I Iia.j
, Nn i ii ion. 1 leuiiin t have married jeu. '
1 I would have cone uwnv out of our
IKe, forever. Jnt as J im-Mil te d .
new I don't blame jeu, please don't
think thnt. I realize our rn: it te
iknew evertliing. and because I can-;
net tell you, it would be better for me
te go nwnj. Things can't go en like
tlm. we both knew thnt. nut I nm
sorry, sorry for coining into veur 1 if e
and making neu unhappy. Will jeu
believe that.-
Tomorrow "The Power of Leve.'
Are Yeu Making a Blouse? '
Seme one whom one always admires
for her distinctive, carefully groomed
.mpearaine wears nn attractive blouse I
v lth ll('r ll"rU rKC MlU- " ls of ('t'pl
''anren rrepe nnd the round neck Is
pven a tmleied touch by a little block
.1,1.... .. V. r. . I .l,,nu 1 van.l nml l.liir,
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THE HOME
IN GOOD TASTE
By Hat old Donaldsen Eberleln
0 QggS 3sT
1& rzzzr& sjr
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Origin of Oriental Rugs
In order te appreciate fully the true
mine mid uijstcrieus charm of Oriental
rugs. It is necessary te Knew something
nbeut I lie countries from which they
'runic and the nature of the people who
ucnvn them,
Persia hits, for many centuries, been
mobilized us the lending country In
11111! the arc worth fabulous hlllllK.
'I'l.u is nn imnertunt factor, for ion
line wool for the nap is indlbpensuble
in weaving these knot fabrics.
Tomorrow "Method of Weaving" J
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A Man Sends Favorite Recipes
te Mrs. Wilsen for Her Readers
The Members of a Club Like These Dishes Better Than Any
Others Which the Chef Serves Them
By MRS. M. A. WILSON
Copineht. tett. tv Mr. ,V. A. U'llien. AH
rlan" ""'
'T'HE men folks seem te take n real
X ivr interest in the feed column-.,
I1(i hnnllv a week nees bv that I de net !
r,.-,,VP ,,. suecestlens. rcuuests for
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fro, son e ban w-h . nn rMie. I nllv
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cing that
eme reeiiies, ,
I 11111 wondering If ou can find
I space for sorue of mine. I cater te
a small but very exclusive club, and
I have unlimited funds te supply our
members with anything they may de
sire. Most folks would think that
these members would vant terrapin,
duck nnd ether fancy' gnnie, but the
most popular dishes arc the ones 1
have appended here.
ALFRED R. n.
Minute Steaks
Open n can nf mushrooms and one
can of peas, drain both the mushrooms
and the pens, and place In saucepan
with live tablespoons of butter te lienr, 1
I'lace large mealy potatoes te bake, cut- I .
ting n tiny nick from both ends. Have
butcher cut steak nbeut one Inch thick. '
Divide steak ln nnrtiens .suitable for
serving, place in dish, rub meat with
lent clove of gnrlic. nnd baste two or
! three times in half hour with well sea-
! sened French dressing. Breil the
steaks in the uuiiil mnnner, and while
1 the steaks are cooking, place ln beup
. ,)Int(.
tour taotespeans or euiter,
Tire tablespoons of finely minced
partlcy, 1
r"' olenpeons of very finely minced
preen pepper,
One tablespoon of finely minced whit?
or Spenhh onion,
One tenwoen of salt.
One-half teaspoon of tchtte pepper,
One-quarter teaspoon of muttarJ.
Wnrk smooth with flexible knife, nnd
sprca. ever the steaks just as thev come
,rem . . ,rnller: t) nee en het 11 atti r
We have nn annual event called a
Saner Kraut Supper, and the menu is
1 as fellows ;
I Tuttlefen Club Sauer Kraut Supper
' Dill Pickles Sour Pickles
Chow-chew
Celery Olives
j Saute Lein of Perk ln Chop Stvle
I Mashed Potateer. Sauer Kraut
1 Het and Onion Salad
Strudcl Coffee
! Nuts Raisins Cigars
I P. S Mrs. "Wilsen you will have
te supply the strude) recipe, ns I buy
j this delleney from an old Ocrmai.
I wemnn who lives near our clubhouse
I nnd often accommodates me with like
I delicacies.
! Stmdrl
A renl Oermnn recipe from Mrs.
iiUFtnve KUwanger, who makes the pas
1 tr for thiH club.
Place In mixing bowl
One cup of seedless ralslnt,
Onn cup of seeded raisins,
'1'hrcc-guarters cup of finely chopped
citron,
Cltnted rind of one large lemon and
orange,
One cup of finely chopped nuts,
One cup of prunes, cut tn tiny bits
(removing the alenes first).
O110 mid one-half cups of bretcn'
1 1 ice 111 111111111: oewi
Black Spots Before Your Eyes?
If They Are INK SPOTS en Fingers, Clothing, Carpet
or Furniture
GARTSIDE'S IRON RUST SOAP
(On the move slnce 1801)
WILL REMOVE THEM INSTANTLY
WILL NOT INJURE THE FABRIC
10c Sold by all Drug, 25c
Tubes Grocery and Dry Goods Stores Tubes
Heme dressmakers, take
notice!
Plain material is
pieced out with plaid in
both suits and dresses.
Here is one plain silk
top vith plaid skirt
and coat. Anether
plain coat is matched
with a plaid skirt
and lining for
its scarf cellar.
tA
TIT
Four rupt of rifled flour,
One Uasnoeu of salt,
Tire level tablespoons of baking note note
de, One tablespoon of sugar.
Sift twice. New ndd three-quartern
'"P i mi. i-lei.ing nn 1 vi.) uus snericii-
cup of shortening nnd rub this shorten'
ing ime me none unin. line ; ncm tnree-
MUarters cup of cold water and form
ileuuli . divide In two and roll out en
well floured pa stry beard, sprend with
iiiie-iiiui ui me iruu mixture, iwiu us
f'"- Jelly roll, fastening ln the ends se-
1 lll-nlv l.lf, tn lifiL'Mirf linn n,l LiifAnil
........ ..... . u...,. ,.u. a,,..... i.iu
nver the top n coating of melted butter;
hake in slew even for one hour. Then
...:.i .... , ,.. ..... ,-,;
I flices nnd serve.
' L, '"' ' "'" '' '"."' VUL " '"" '"tu
My Dear Mr. II. We are delighted
with the snnppy recipes nnd hope you
will favor us with some mere quite
seen. I knew our readers will enjoy
this unusual collection, nnd feel assured
that these who ere anxious te find out
hew the club chef seasons his feed will
prize these recipes. 1 thank you agdMi
for this nnd hope te hear from you real
seen.
LOVE NOTS
Uy KAY KKAN
"PPy Though Married.
Knew you before It is tee late that
,........
I"mam01' bargain counter is net n
credit ic.sk jer tne redeeming of wees:
(Marriage Is net an Inoculation; It's
an ncute nttnek. It docs net chnnce
' anything but veur name,
If jeu nlreadv have straight hair,
false tet,tll nml peer PyCsBht at the
time et mnrnnge, uninrttiuntcly you II
continue te keen them In suite of n
husband nnd that "Ilnppy Ever After"
stuff.
Knew nlse that the same holds true
of selfishness, fits of temper and a sen-
eiiiye eje ter llirtable men.
Count net en innrrlnse te remake
your disposition. If you are lucky
enough te be happy, though married. It
wi'l be in spite of it.
Yeu won't find yourself crewlne hlue-
blrd wings just because ou have taken
soul mute. Rather
relep migratory de-
011 realize that the
isn't a passport Inte
PuMIe Ledger Company
Fer Pep
5c everywhere
Little red boxes for 5c
everywhere you c full of
luscious little raisins.
75 fruit sugar 1560
calories of energizing nutri
ment per pound in practically
predigested form se it gees te
work almost immediately.
Alse rich in feed-iron
taste geed when you're hun
gryprevent 3 o'clock fa
tigue provides real pep.
Try and see.
Little
Sun-Maids
"Between-Meal"
Raisins
Had Your Iren Today T
Please Tell Me
What te De
By CYNTHIA
Letters te CvntMa's celtnni must t'
leriitm en one tide el the ceper onto
nnd tiitut be Khncd trlth lie wrlftr J
name nml nifdrrw. The niinie tclll net
be published If dm UTltir rfefs el inlh
If. linl!iiri! ."cirrri mid I'IItj iiirlll'U
en both stilts et the tiniier tclll nel be
niutrtrfd. H'rlfrr ioie ti'lsli ofrseiitil
nimccr that eon tie nlucii in tits
relunin u-lll iilfa.10 took there, as rr rr
enal fritrrj nre eiilu U'rlllrti wncn
ubneliitrlu titecijnru.
"Bright Eyes Ne. 22"
Such a cnml ivnlst eucht te knew
hew te punctuate and write. Cynthia
thinks you bail better drop the gin anu
the letter, tee.
Admires Sentimental Temmy
Dear Cynthia 'Sentimental Temmy"
Is rntber ridiculous lin't be, Cynthia?
although nt times I find him Interesting
nnd original. I have never te my recol
lection met another llke lilm. I hope
he writes seen again. I wonder If he
li really llke thnt In real life? What
think you? BltUiNKTTE.
Ask Him What Is Wrong
Dear Cynthia About five months age
I met a fcllcw whom 1 went crany ever,
and he nlse liked me, as he often told
me se. We went steady together until
about two weeks age, when suddenly
he just Mopped coming te kc-j me or
dance with me when 1 .saw him nt n
dance.
Oh. I feel se blue, for I love him.
His boy friend told me that my friend
told him I said henintlilng about lilm,
which I did m-t Hew can I ni.ike lilm
come bnck te me without making my
self feel cheap? MARY R.
Slnce you have been close friends for
several months, you certainly have
every right te ask him what Is wrong
nnd whv he In trentlnc veu this wnv.
De net speak In tin aggrieved way, but
, be dignified about It. Thcre Is probably
some misunderstanding that will be
I cleared up by n talk.
, Is She Overweight?
Dear Cynthia As you have given nd
ilce te ethers, I thought perhapj I, tee,
1 may receive some help from you.
, 1 am a girl twenty-four yenrs of age.
. During the summer I met n fellow nt
' n dance about inv ace te whom I ten't
in. great liking. I have been out with
mm a number or times, but lately he
hasn't been celling I knew thnt he
cares ter me. as he ted teveral friends
of mine he did, but he thinks that I de
net care ter lilm. Won't you please ad
vise me what te de. ns I certainly would
nppreclate If
De you think one loeki out of place
with bobbed hair while wearing long
skirts? I have blonde ha'r. dark skin
and blue eyes. What am I? Mv height
Is f feet 1 '2 Inches and weight 120
pounds. He you think I mil propor
tioned well? Hoping te see my answer
seen. "i-OVRStCIv DOT."
Why net telephone and nslt htm why
he has net been around nnd tell him
you'd like te see him some evening? If
he says when II will show- that be wants
te cad, se flv a date with him. It would
be n geed plan te exercise and 1 educe a
little, ns you are nearly ten pounds
overweight.
Halloween
Pnrty for grown-ups A ITnll-nf
Fame affair in which nil the celebri
ties of all the ages may take part in
stunts and dancing.
Halloween
Party for children A (Jiirilcn Pnrty
nt which every girl Is n flower and
every boy is a vegetable, and they
play nil kinds of funny games that
they've never played before.
Halloween
Costumes for nil types. And you
can get them nil or any one of them
by sending a self-addressed, stamped
envelope te the editor of the woman's
pnge of the Kvcnine Pi'rltc
Ledger, repenting your request se
that you will surely get the one you
want.
Wives Manage te Endure Husbands
That Other Women Think Impossible j
It Is Just Because They Have
and Content in Spite
"T DON'T sec hew she stands thnt
man I" exclaimed the friends of n
married woman ns her sullen-looking
husband pulled hrr off early from n
tea. "He's the nastiest thing. Never
wants te go anywhere or see anybody,
nnd If he does he get grouchy. Loek
nt thnt, hurrying her off home, when
this Is the only clinnee sbe gets, with
nil these children te take care of, te
see any of her old friends. Oh, I
wouldn't stand him for two seconds!"
She probably would, though.
The tilings that some women ceuldn'i
stand nt nil seem like nothing unusual
te ethers.
That is, they come te moon that.
If everv wife wrote n book of her
real feelings, the first chapters would
held ninnv revelations of the character
of Ln,. bnvh'itnl nml the difficult' of ad
justing It te hers, nnd hers te it.
She does most et ine nujimnm, -cidentiilly,
for both of them.
But thnt would nil be forgotten and
overlooked nn the book went en ; the
wife would have either rurttl her miH
bmid's greuche or besslness or moodi
ness or whatever he nflllcteil her Willi,
or else she would have get se used te It
thnt she accepted It ns n matter of
course,
IT DOKSN'T take long for these things
te show, nml It takes n eorrcpond eerrcpond eorrcpend
ingly short time for the wife who Is
wise and clever te cheese her way out
of the difficulty.
Sometimes she gives him a dose of
his own medicine; If he Is the enn't-bc-poamit-tlll-nftcr-brcakfest
type, she
indulges In n few sulks of her own, nnd
informs him that there nre times when
she can't be pleasant cither.
On the ether hnml. she'inny humor
lilm : If he happens te be the must-iinve-menls-en-tlme
- hut - is-never-rendy-fer-them
type, she tells him thnt
dinner Is ready ns seen 11s he opens the
deer In the eveiilng. nnd then puts the
finnl touches en it. while be is finishing
that article in the paper that he started
en the train, washing his hands, chang
ing lils necktie mid generally delaying
tilings.
Or very often she finds any method
he tries te be uselesp, nnd se she blinds
herself te the faults of the mail sic
has sworn te love nnd honor, reselvintr
In see only bis geed side nnd Ills genlul
moments.
f Yeu can't buy better W
tea than Tetley's
I Orange Pekoe. Ece-
nemical, tee, be- I
1 cause less is needed 1
for the strength you
X. like. y
Makes geed TEA a certainty
i ft1 1' il in "
Often you find it necessary te serve an attractive and substantial meal
Ife? CedSsh emergency arises turn te Beardslcy's Shred-
Within ten minutes, from one package, you can prepare enough for
five people. Dainty, light cedhsh balls-crisp and Wn-will set
the appetite of anyone en edge, and then satisfy it.
TLnnSSt d!sh ,Bearfsley uSrMt Codfish is unequalled.
KS women have found that it also can be served in delight-
dSS nnrR ' vUrteen m P"' cac different,
practical and delicious. Your grocer will gladlv give you a copy.
Statf him f; Beards,cy's SMdd
J. W. Beard. ley'. Sens, Newark, N. J.
berdsleyS
Shredded
CODFISH
v
Found a Way te Get Happiness
of "His" Shortcomings
CJIIE has decided upon her life Rnd has
O found n wny te live It ft, cemrV,,?!
nblv ns r,n,IM" ""wert- f !
Am -.. . w 1
Hhe In content,
Where ether women see a disarm. ''
able, moody, erratic jclf-centcred Tthlnr
she ires her husband, who will b ., ' t
tremely nice nnd lovable ns seen . h.
is ready te be. u"
Or else she Just sees her liusbard '
""' ,ct ke nt that: if he is Imp's,
sdhlc, she has her compensations
At one of these confidential gather,
lugs In. which young wives semctlmis
discuss their husbands and their dim.
cuties. the one whose husband Is
subject of the- greatest amount of crit I? ',
(Ism from ether young men's wives gavs
her formula for ease and content.
"If I had three or four lives te live
she said serenely, "I could cnelly spina
one of them in worrying ever JEd"!
Idlesyncrnelcs. But ns I linve only en! '
T am certainly net going te spend it
thnt way.'' u "
WHAT n blessing It Is when n wemsn
can mnke un her mind te h
philosophical ns that! be "
This w-ife Is thoroughly contented
nnd satisfied with her let; she Wei
her husband and Is perfectly linppy with
lilm, while ether women wonder hew in
the world she can stand him.
And, Incidentally, when he gets te
queer, she puts her feet down hard, ami
the young man realizes that he has
gene tee far.
ph. there's an art about It, no m's
tnke!
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205 S. 16th Street
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Arch Support Shoes
2752 Germantemt At.
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