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5,t ie Engagement Ring
JJ) IWIB11E was great commotion In en
K'.' JL rftrner of (lip Imee nfllre liitlldltn.
XM would linvc thought Hint some one
wn s lunidtiu: out
s.
Ily WINXIFRED HARPER COOLEY
thh fact, and draw tlie dcluctlim thnt
nil girls arc avaricious, nnd that nn?
wiitiimi may be bought wltli precleu
"tones. It Is true that jewels Mem te
have almost n livpnetlc fascination for
eme women, nbeve costumes and money
and meters nnd houses,
Hut 1 feel pretty Mire that in the cn
of the vast majority of utmjt feminine
creatures, It Is net rrnlly tlie bauble
Itself, but what it glKiilue-S which -e
allures them!
free m a m ii I e of
candy, thu vvny the
clrls flecked ever
there !
"Did you mc It?"
"Did you knew
n bout Mi" Ivor Iver
son V" all were te
be henrd exclaim
lug. "What is It?
What has vhc
done?" cried new-
comer"
wisMinir.n
ari'uh ceui.r.r
FROM early days, when our country
began te be prosperous ami mere
vver.lly than Its founders hail been, a
b.'iiiilNiinie ntiimiFi'inntit rlnir wns civ ell
Why. she has u1 i,v ...-erv veiine mini who nessiidv could
diamond engage. nfferd it. Thus, the idea Is a tied one,
ment ring! A ger- nt stands for the jejs of getting mar-
gieus seu i ii i re . ; tied.
The Superior Sex
Ity HAZEL UEYO HATCHELOB
ilen Steele marries Anne Temple
Inewinp that the han a sceret in her
past teliick she refuses te divulge. Hey
knows, tee, thai she does net love
him, but d ii rlnq their honeymoon they
are mecpt Irresistibly together, and
cir a time me ririi happy. Then
rlkile biiiini te think about Anne.
past, mil irhin he finally discovers
that the has ii ehihl, his mind leaps te
but one vanelusien and he accuses her
of the icm st, dt ft in, who has gene
through the horrible ill gradation of u
set did imtrilagc, it tee en i whelmed
by his aa tier te deny anything. That
night she leave home te go te her
ehihl and finds her lit irith pnrii pnrii
tfienia. Tim e days later the baby
dies, and Anne feils that she ii te
blame ter i erruthlnii. In the mean'
time, Merle n girts the fact that he i
hat net gnin Anne a chance te cj-
plain.
Yes, ,.t in platinum. I wouldn't. Se Important does the snlitulre dla-
Katlwrinc Leses Out
kave one with old-fashlemtl geld set- men i . s ... ,ne,t .mt,B mt.,i nnd TN TlIK dajs that followed, Steele was
ting. Yes It imi-t.be one-nnd-u-lialf uelm,, timt mnj jeuth will bu ene I J. sNN e,,t lfrtintel by feelings of re-
jHmn. r-iiiiu- nil,,. vvnen wneiiy unaeie te auetu h, even tner-c and imii.l liny. ,
It is safe te say that the envv was ,,nwmng .,,, ,,0Mseslen te get it. The , , ,nd reached a point where it
tltaest unanimous. It -eenied a fact rrl,,e u etitirelv bejend his- reach and would net be ditiicult for him te believe ,
Indisputahle that the teminlne mind, out of proportion te his regular Ineeme. I that he had wronged Anne, but the
Ten when engrev-ed in buslns eight nn t10 N0nB COuplc mav suffer pri- 'fact remained that .she had hail a child
tours a day. car after year, retained ' vlltlen ju -heir early murried life en by another man. Once. net -e long
fixed coiiMctlen that the most de- acCeuiit of the ece-slve cMiavugnnee. age. she had Uned some one el-jej
Irahle thing in life was te have a soil- mu t sccm, absolutely necessarv as miether man's nrin hai encircled
ttlre diamond engagement ring. n pic,igP ,, i,is love. her. Steele found it impossible te con-
T, T . ., All this is erv foolish, nnd set" I template this fact sanely, try as lie
UK strange fact about the cenversa- fn1 v,;, ou lZ The girl who i would t be sensible about it. It almes
tiens. se eager nnd sincere and gmtes beldlv "1 will never marry a i killed him te Isnow that lie Imiin t eecn
nontani'eus. was tnai no one nKed , ,, i ,..,. P!.-. m. n illnnmnil i t he urst man in uer me. 'r .-
bout the Man: It .lid net seem u ..ngngement ling" is telling the world' spouse e lis My f i i . .
Impress th,. tonne; crctures tint the if thut , ,,, t-,lNe -tam1liri, for ,. , Ift of H" Mn.l. a id t w s thnt xv 1 b
friend was about te be mam.,!. It ,, ,uts lh r, nbeu, th(, ,.,. ,,, hanlem-d him g i n-4 I .jr",.wf lr
was net eny of her lever, who might i,,... ,,. f.. r.,vi,i.,r i, u ,i...r.ni.,..,l Id reaen told him he hadn t been i.ur.
be a handsome ami channing and a.ler- te ,, etu whll Waiw b .iispiM.Mng '' .he love, her s . "i-J "
ins f.;l!e. ..ieubIi fe make uu normal eM,entve j(.elr.v. This one nui, keep "''" V1, ,s, '.. ekc'l uwen
girl delirious!;. Imj.p,. th(, ,tn,Jltlar(i ',. ,, n lnl.,,; , mm Joel h uc c hm.ed upon
Had they seen her with him, and and dressing her well, but that does !.''.. ... i. .,. ,'.,, i, ,u,i ,vnnt. ber.
Imagined her future home with him,., net mean that he will be a geed bus
no could understand their natural feel- band, or love her and inspire nffeotien
Ing of envj for. after all. it sounds J in her.
much mere eteiting and romantic te ,
keep house in a bungalow for n loving OENSLLLSS customs die hard, and
jeung husband, than te audit accounts' O cause trouble. Theie is no reason
all day for a soulless corporation ! But I why h girl should demand a diamond
It appareiul.v was net the man they as a pledge. The gift is n symbol and
nvied, but the jewel! a premise; why net a simple pearl; or
Male cynics will at once pounce en why any material gift at allV
his very miu! cried out for her, ami lie
tinallv came te renlteft that ue matter
what' she had done, it was tee late new
te uproot her from his life. He might
live npnrt from her, be might never see
her again, but he would never forget
her, and life could held ue happi
ness for him without her.
While he was in this frame of mind,
lie went one evening te call en Kath
erin. Cleveland. ,
She was surprised te see him, al
though she was clever .'neurh ""t te
show it. and she exerted iierseu ie
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What would we de
if the animals
went, en strike?
Fur is even mere
' important
than ever
as trimming this year.
In these two frocks
it is used in bands
te finish the neck,
adorn the sleeves -in
novel fashion
and even te form
a low girdle.
The Weman's Exchange
Mrs, Wilsen Gives Seme Recipes Told
te Her by the Famous Old Cafe Chtf&&Wi?&tf5jr'''"l'K
I inl..iest.'il him. She did net bring him Thf public nlBlit schools have com
Dressmaking Classes
Te the Vdller of tt'eman's Tag':
De.ir M.ut.im Will you plea tell me
am
His Days of Glory Arc Over, but the Delectable Dis
He Originated Are Still Made
Uy .MRS. M. A. WILSON
OtHneh', 10!. hj Mr'. M. .1. W. ion.
Hu'if rts i-t id
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'I hire Inrt apple, minted.
Our and one-half tmspnen of suit,
One-half tci'iiean of nnnrika.
THE old chef, in his rambles about M, oil nnd turn in well pieised
New Yerk City, come in contact ' and tleure.i le.if-sbaped pan. spreading
with iiiiiuy f ilks of ilIfTeient national!- me(thi.v mi the top, sprinkle lislitl.v
ties; and he iii.eil. listen te the little with coarse bread crumbs. Hake in
fessip that is usii.ihv a p it et the moderate even ter ferty-tive minutes
atheruu' In whirii he iiinis h!mri
.ses
.. . T I peace and serenity because iis thoughts ' In dressniakltiB. There ate cl.isses at
lies If llieh were tee full of 'Anne, und he saw in the Y. W. C. A. In Its various branches
Katheriue only a very beautiful, rather j nmj there Is a leurse at Drcxel Institute.
cold woman, who talked extremely well, ' Thlrtv-sKth and Walnut MrettH. Yeu
but who was tee faultlessly perfect. would hwe tc apply nt these places te
As he talked with her lie could net ' p-i ,? "i'ular'. of time .and I-rl Call
help wondering whether she would ever j "" ,V '" w '" " ' i
le tempted te de anything through ' ' I
blind impulse, nnd he decided against juee8
it She was r woman whose head use Frult Juices
mled her heart and always would, whin- Te thr Kifiter of Weman's Vage.
v,.ie liis hen it leaned ns it hfirl in Dear M.i.lam Will veu nlc.ise inform
.Tl. elH ibivs. and lie had a sudden uv; what Is Hie be.n thini; te ue te set
bmging te see lier. :i lengvili,' that was
e
he old ehel ha-j runic te Keep n siiaii
book. I don't mind tellm.- .von that
this chef was a famous man in Ins d.iy
.and that new he has retired, he watches
With real interest tne trend of modern
Idens as te our d.n'v bn.iii. Win u
Sherry 's and Delm. men's were in their
prime, this old chef had grown gray in
their sen lee , and when Miss Annie, tin
last of the IMmoiiices, passed away he
laid down Ins tools, .iinl walked abre id
ill tlie i;l.irleu mslnne t, bask amid
the pa, splendor, ler Il'ini was a past
mastei as a chef.
As I listen te Ilemi telling of th '
splendid dishe-) v lib h he prepared with
bis own hands, I have nunc te the ten- ,
elusion that it : net se much the recipe
as it is the in.l'v rli. n ! jier-enallty of the
person who lu'istniit the dish. And
just te prove i In I nsktd Henri fcr
a modest le.ii'e, -in h as he would u-e
'In his own hone f r a nut or vegetable
leaf, as it was I lien called. After a
few minutes' hesitation lie gave m this
recip-:
1'lai.e in uuecp.in
Onr-hnlt cup of butlir (four ounce.
Add
Owe medium 4i;c onion, irraprd fine.
Tue tablapoem of finely mincid
parsley,
Thicc'qnni tcri tiaipaen of sage.
One-half teaipwn of thyme,
A bit of fuilic.
Time cup of bread ci'tiinbs.
One cup of Umlg chopped nut',
7 he I'wi uj in k riLiim iauc . trlth
hce rgn. a ell fciufm ih'e the mixture,
Thiee'iuarter up of rjirrn tip' of
ttlciy, cheppid pur.
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I1M.1 .aft n lw.t n III. 1,M A.t t.. (. - t 1 . 1. O t hn t Tfst I fit OH "O falll
' -t.i. nui .villi tw.- lUHUniHn il tlL"- i " . , , . .
riaee in saucepan I Kathenne .spoke te him. nnd he real-
;,., ,.,, . , .. i?ed with a rfart that hi- thoughts bad
e.,r tnhhipoem f butter. ,nr lWfiy ,, ,1U bai, net ucauI
I no tablespoons of gutted onion. I "''.''." 'l ,",',' v'"f,,r your thoughts.'' she
fc laiee, tart apple, grated. snji, ' mt th,,rp na niisw-cring
V-jIj slowly for live minutes, new ' smile eh 'his face when lie spoke,
add live tablespoons of flour, and cook I I'm afraid veu'll be disappointed. 1
te a rich brown; new ndd two cups of ' was thinking of Mrs. Steele. She
water, one ( up of tomato putee aii'l
sin.mer gently te boiling point ok for
live minutes, strain, season and add
one-half uip of titielj chopped nuts.
Freen Custard Pudding
1'laee m saucepan
Tire raps of milk.
black le out of thu pores of the bands
V. .T.
Imen Juice Is r.plcr.dld for cleanlnB
the hands of anything that stains them,
but It this dries out your hands tee
mi.ih. tiy thu Julce of a raw tomato,
I as that it ills, roei! for this. The sand
seapa or soaps sptclally uuule for
, mechanics whose hands are continually
rfreas while they ate working arc geed,
loe, but they are a bit hard en a
, woman's hands.
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Please Tell Me
What te De
By CYNTHIA '
Mters te CuntMe's eiimn mult
rltrei en one aide, et theeaverenty
and must be .stoned e(lh lh wrlr'
Seme enrt address. The tinme Will net
. e p,ifclicrt it the writer does net wish,
it. &n(0Hf( kfcr anil JcMer lerllteit
en both sides et the vnvcr wilt net be
answered. Writers rne telsn nerijewal
annwers that, ran . be ek'fi. (n tnt
relumn tew vtease took there, as er er
eenal letters are enlv written schen
absolutely nceestarv.
The Girl Frem Far Away Who Tries
te Start Out in a Strange Pace
Has a Desperately lonely Time at First, for Her New Friend
Are Se Slew About Taking Her In ' i
LOVE NOTS
Uy KAY KHAN
Artful Tears
Yolk' of eight coos.
Our up nf iiiinr.
Heat for five minute- with a retniy
egg beater and then turn in double
boiler and cook until thick like itistard.
Coel and add
asn't b. en well and I sent her te the I
country for a few days. i a8 te Careers
"And se 1 am indebted te the fact , re 1h rMter 0 Weman-3 pagt.
that ails, rieeie is aw a., .or mis u.iu. i
IMliaer nc s.ue .ih..M.. -...-i- . ....- rerH ,r nlun nn nrtlHt's
jeu ve been Imelv wiure de they go, and when de they
"Veiv lonely, be returned, nnd then !ln sn ANXIOUS,
stepped te weiiibr at himself for what It takes .three jears or training te
lie had bi en saving. What did his le.eme a graduate nurse, leuring the
words in-piv? Certainlv when he had ' ','i-n Je:.r. the glil tecelves all her unl
,,, ui,ni,A, i. dm! Ind no lib 1 of forms fi.e of charge, and the lean of
come line ten t. -t lie liail liatl ue id. a ei , i,0eKh she asis Wli.-u she reaches
gO!I le Mine, hi 11-v.in ii'-i in i uiiii:
back te him. and vet he renllz.d new
thai nil his thoughts were turned in
ilmf ilnee (en What had caused the
Onr nnd one-half I'-ips nf thirl- rrram. I chnnie in bit I?
One talU spoon of lanilla. I n, then suddenly be lealied tlie
Illend well nnd turn In freezer and truth. II- ind come te K-itherine liep.
fre.7i in the usual manner, .lust be. mg tint inadvertently she might point
fore remevmi: the dasher, fn'd in the ' th" vvny 'or him. I h rough seeing i
stilliv beaten whites of the hsss ik. her l.e had loped te put Anne out of
iieve the dasher, pack and f.-er,. for his th'.ug! t- at least teiiipmarilv. but
two Im.rs. it had uist the opposite effect, for It hail
When readv te erve, Ferve with ' made him iuili7e just what it was that
Sultana snuer. I he wanted
He wise In the tplllinfr of your tears !
Ter the quality of a woman's weep
ings has much te de with the suscepti
bility of the male heart. '
Knew you net that there are tears
ft ti'lilnt, tln mutt iinnmnreil Inpni- ri11
LViLiIain.V'c;i!,,,0-Uc,i-m:.?.b-?!itlnet stand? Yet mighty is the wife's
winnings if she employ a little discre
tion in the handling of the sob stuff.
Hewnre of the wail of vexation! Fer
its reception will be icy. let the soft
falling tears of disappointment can
capture much booty.
.i,. .... ..i, r.c.K..c u small R.iinrv Shun also tne weepinss or wiutuiness
a n entli. until she graduates The lest you arouse the masculine love of
anieiu t of this varies according te ths authority. Hide your own Ueterraina-
hospital vuu go te Yeu can find, a list blnd n timid trembling of the
Vir tlJeT'ieen" rT""4 FCtl0n lower Up reinforced by a few sob, of
'Pure Is no set rule for the time It sorrow.
. ii...- .. heieme" an artist That de- tJreater even thnn the subtlety of n
iien.Is upon the person. Yeu could In-j woman's perfume is the selection of
pilre about tne various eris or cmir.-ej lcr tears nml the quality or their drop
it the Ar.id.niy of Fine Arts Bread' ,
.slid Pherry streets, or the Scheel nf In-' i""""; ,.,.,..
iHistrl'il Art. Rread and Tine streets. i Cevvriaht, lOtt, by rublle Lrdeer Cemtany
She It Qrattful te Cynthia
Dear Cynthia I Just want te thank
you for your kind advice te me last
week. Yeu are a wonder, Cynthia, nnd
your advlce worked Just fine. If I am
ever In a position where I de net knew
what te de I'm surely coming; te you
rain for hrtn. Mnv T? PATRICIA.
" .: r. : . . . ,.-, ..... a
uymiiia is very giau 10 neip jreu
any time.
Shall She Take Him Back?
Dear Cynthia This beliiB my first
letter te you, perhapH you can give m
a little advice. 1 am sd sick at heart
I liave been living npart from my hus-,
band for mere than a yenr and Just
when life seemed darkest te ine I met
another who In the last few months
has proved that he loves tne and 1
have grown te love him, although I
knew it Isn't right, but fate Is fate and
sometimes I curse the day I met him,
for nt the present time It seems that
all my troubles are due te him, al
though be is Innocent. It seems my
husband has repented nnd wants te
come back. Fer my bnby's sake I want
him back, but It means sacrinclng my
whole Ufe with ene for whom I de net
enre. '
Happiness Is within my grasp. Shnll
I let It go or shall I live the rest of
tiv life with ene whom I cannot even
like? Mv people are constantly nagging
at me te take him back, aa I have
managed te keep up the home Just an
It w.is when he left.
What shall I de, Cynthia dear?
Please tell me, as I am very anxious
te knew. Love and happiness for me
or respect for the child and myself from
the world, an a woman demands when
aha lives wiin ner nuseana.
HEAIITSICK.
My dear, though It Is hard te de your
duty; which Is te take your husband
back, you win de nappier in ipa ena
If you de se.
Yeu cannot realise new the sorrow
vmi will bring te veur child If you and
jour husband live apart. If you divorce
him nnd marrv another your chlld'a
Interests will De divided' ana untold
heart breakH be his et hera. Don't
rtn it. dear- be brave and eult this man
who never should have told you, a mar.
rlcd woman, or nis love.
Mutt Carry On
Pear Cynthia Kach evening I rend
with Interest your column in the ijven
irvn I'rm.ici Lel-qke.
I feel that ye'jr advice te the per-
n exed and lovelorn is or tne most sen
slble sort, se new t am going te solicit
seme advice for myseir.
I nm nn eighteen-vear-eld clrl.
graduate of a Philadelphia high school.
Three vears age I met a young man
who Is a member of the church In which
I bold membership, we were casuauy
Trfemlh .
Uarl'y this spring he risked If he
might call upon me. Permission was
granted nnd our friendship strengthened.
Early this summer we eloped Ne one
hni been told of our marriage, although
my patents have announced our en
gagement We have new reached the
peliu where my husband, who Is twenty
five, wishes te tell of our marriage and
establish our own home. I have come
te the rather appalling realization that
I de net love him aa I should, and
that 1 would prefer my parents and
college te a husband upon whom 1
morel v bad a "crush." My husband
knows nothing of my change of heart,
and I believe loves me sincerely. 1
have net the courage te tell him the
truth. De you consider It my duty te
"enrrv en" or take steps toward an
nulment? K. P.
Certainly you should cArry en. Teu
have premised te have and te held for
better or worse, ir your love nas coeieu
It's worse for you, that Is eIL Cynthia
Is sure If you make up your mind te
it vnu'll recover your affection nnd be
happpy In arranging for your little
house. Don't tell your husband you
fear you de net care enough; It will
only hurt him and you'll aoen be mere
normal In your outlook en lire, once
ou have a home te leek after and a
husband te please. .
tffU, YKS, I've met some neeple
J since I've been here," aald the g Irl
whose home Is hundreds of miles away
from here. "Hut they all have their
own friends and they den'jt want te be
bothered with nnybedy new. Of course
thcy've all been lovely te m especially
the girls I knew when I was in school,
but It Isn't like being nt home."
Thcre was such a wistful note in her
voice. .
She wouldn't hnve admitted for the
world thnt the new people she had met
unrn fififrlendlv. -
...... ................ .....
And nrebnbly they weren't mat at
n. . .
Hut It was very evident from tne way
she talked that It was all different from
being In the midst of her own friends
where sue mun t nave ie miin m hi
but Just went en.
It's se hnrd te "break in" when you
go te live in a new place.
Unless there is something remarkable
about you, people nre desperately slew
about accepting you as one ei wiem.
Ther nrn verv nice. If they have
known veu before or hove known of
you, about coming te see you, Inviting
you te tneir neuses ler nincn, or in
cluding you In bridge games.
Indeed, as far ns the name gees, you
are considered n friend.
Hut it Isn't the same.
THERE'S n formality about It that
should net exist among real friends
and would net exist If you were at
home. . . ....
Indeed, the very kindness of these
new friends adds te your feeling of
loneliness when you are far away from
home. ,,
It seems se strange and unhappy te
have te depend upon the kindness of
some one, or even te think or any
thing of the kind.
At home It is Just tnken for granted
thnt you will be included i any of
the parties or informal gatherings of
your set.
Tt Isn't actually selfishness or
thoughtlessness en the part of thew new
friends which causes this alien feeling
en the part of the newcomer.
They want te be nlce te her and they
try their best, but aorachew it's se
hnrd.
She mny hnve something else te de,
i be.w don't knew any of her plans, and
it they nre going te some one'a house
they rnthcr hesitate te nsk her te come
nlens, as they would nny one who hnd
been n friend for yenrs, for fenr the
hostess might net quite like It.
If It were just for themselves, they
all think, very sincerely, tee it would
be nil right, but you never can tell hew
the ethers nre going te feel about hav
ing n cempnrntlve stiangcr brought In.
And w there's always a little hcsl
tntler. about inviting the new friend.
Yet, with nil the klnd-henrtedncss in
the werid they pity her, wish theyceuld
de something for lier.
IT IS Just that kindly wish that pre
vents them from helplhg her ns they
might, for If it shows even the slightest
bit In their manner it makes the u '
from .far nwny realize that they si
being nlce te her. ' "
That's what makes her se leneltw.
wljthat she must rely en their beli
Always there is that sense of jrtti.
tude which k lis real friendship? Y
cannot be, en- the level of f rlendshln wit!
some one te whom you nre always bila!
grateful. ""
Sometimes girls who are tired of w0.
rying nleng with things ns they re i
home think that getting off te anntli!
city would be the Ideal Solution efth,h
boredom. u"'
It wouldn't.
Unless they haye thnt unfailing ft.,
nlty of making friends quickly whirl
is given te a few persona they will enl
be mere unhappy. '
It might be it geed lessen for sons i
them, nnd mnke them appreciate th-.ii
homes mere. "'
.Hut It would be a very hnrd one .
the loneliness of starting out te ranks i .
Jieme alone in a place where you hit
eniy ene or two formal friends is bit
ter, appalling loneliness.
Oatmeal
a "new dish"
This hat solved the oatmeal
problem in thousands of hemei.
Stew ratlins and mix with the
cereal after it ii cooked. Add
the raisin Juke alie.
The raitint furnlih mineral
salts and valuable feed-iron.
But best of all, they make on en
meal attractive with the lure of
healthful aweets. '
Sun-Maid Ralilnt should ceit
you no mere than the following
prices:
Seeded (In IS i. 1ft- ,) le
- Seedless (tn IS . red tkti.)-H
Seeded and Seedless (tl et.)-u
Aik dealers for
Sun-Maid
Raisins
Had Your Iren Today?
Shut-in Exchange
Unique Gifts
Raed and Raffia Batketi
205 S. 16th Street
I'l.u e m aii. epm :
One cup nf finely i-lmpped nuf,
Dm- t up of 'ceded xintm.
One ") of horn ,
Thiei-.ijunttirs 'ip nf bnilini tratrr
iii.m.T slewlv for twnntv mlnu'ea,
Uncurled Ostrich Drips
Frem a Black Panne Hat
.iti.-hiilf zl.is. of currant h.i.i M'Vicd his mistnke in marrying
A nre and was e:ii;er te rectify It.
Tomorrow Retribution
V
JISf"a.-iiMii-rs jf
yspS5ga'-2Srk.
Jlliir
Immk
11
thi'ti .id,
e i and en.' run of whl:irni (ream
i r. e wl'l warm ever tin' trnzni i'u
i. mi
(hernlate Cream Cahe
I'iai e in mixing oewl :
.sViri tabli spoons of butter.
(Inc and ene-ijiiaitrr cups of jioic jieic
dneil iinnr.
We and one-half nipt of pastty flour
ichich has been sifted tilth tire tin tin
tpnevs of baking ponder,
'1 hrec-quarters cup of milk, sctlh (ve
As fur K.itlierin". she realized dimly
that in vime vvny "-he had failed Steele.
T'p te that nislit she had believed him
intei.'-ted In her, she had thought ills
I se. knis lier out significant, and she
whi'M I nve had no obii-ctien at all te
ti'i ;nn' into ntie shoes. If Meele I
T
Is He a Furrier
that solicits you te buy furs? Compare the
quality and style of these coats, made by a first
class Furrier, with what stores offer you.
Belted Spert models.
Natural dark Raccoon coat, 40 in. long, $250.00
Natural Aluakrat coat, 40 in. long-, 160.00 -
FURRIER
1316 WALNUT STREET
Is'
Adventures With a Purse
1 1 A V n f.uin 1 a very nice In-betvv,'en '
I
n trifle roel nnd woolen ones n bit J
itchy, but these of which I will tell
veu nnswer the present need. Thev nre ,
rags beau n irrll in thf milk, and fAr." I nlMi lisle, and enn be bad in tan,
"ini-M of bitter ehnelate, tehlrh has b!ni 1, dark brown and camels l.iur.
been meitea enr n net voter hath,
Ilest hnrd te blend, nnd then ad 1
twu tens emit nf vanilla Jlaver, turn in
three uell-Kteuteil and ileun-d liijer
i-alte pans. Unite for thirty minute
In het em ti.
Cream Filling and Icing
Pin in taurepan :
One and enr -half iun of mai"
and are enlv fiftv-fire cents a p-ur
A'l'iuf everv i'ii Ii there is n 'run,"
which U. ji'-h.ips, a quarter .f an
nn h .vide.
I had ten the ether day with a girl
1 hnve t'et seen for perfect nge. nnd
din srnnl s"ine inHrmnlnde en erm-kers, '
and I ju-it want te tell you about the
marmnlnde. tx-cnuse it is uelieums. it
m.
2-Kl
sir'ip spins r nne mtean. ?n pour en
the H'ffly beP.ten whites of t" n (...js
nnd p'acn the bowl ever h"t water unt.l
the iiiivture will held Its shai- He He
nievij and cool and use jmrt n for .i
filling and the balume te spr.ed eienh
ever the top of the cake. Murk eakn
in erenses vvImi the prunes of frk anJ
bprinkle with grated sweet ihmeiute.
MRS. WILSON'S AXSJFERS
1 Mrs. Wilsen Pleas Kive reclpe '
for preserving the mnll jcllevv to
mato, j:. it. ;
Yellow Tomate Preserve '
VnFh the yellow tomato.
Ilace in preserving kettle
7'tre pounds of augur, '
Three cups of boiling tcater, ,
.fuice of ttce lemon.
Jlring te boiling point, nnd reek for
five minutes. Add
One lyunrt of the prepared yellexr te- I
m'l'uc.
Cook until tlie tomatoes nre ten er
, nf fill into sterilized j.us nnd seal seeun.,.
ni ,.... i...i ...... ..f .... i i . J
shlen of niacin,- our heii.i.t Dlui.iage , "" :' " .",'., 7.' w" -'"" lM
A ii i . .i DC UUUl'll u VIIU ilrte II.
4ewnwnid gives te tnanj n hat tiie '
k of a shower bath in full hiving. jry ,iPar ,irfc Wilsen Will .en
or thetc f.athers, often rtm turn, ieiin. giv directions te eenk en1.
rtilded varietv of estlich. drip about ions, tlm timu reniilrinl in i,..L- i
i t . ( , l . : . I-.. . - i ..-. - wwrt .
or naeuuiers i'ai'iij iikh hpni. i , fnn mere than .-ne layer bu ,
An evidence of thi fact H found cooked at one time-' MHS. J. 11
In the blHck panne hat idieivn today. Wash scnllepn In cold water, nnd lar
This Is trimtiiMl with two silver plumes I en ri0th te drain. Duht with Milt and
f uncurled ostrich i pepper, and mil In Heur. New dip In1
The bat of this drnwing carries out beaten eg- and milk, nml mil iM M
through itn hilver plumes I lie leading Inend crumbs, nnd idnre in h ngle la.er
Celer nule of a gra Niufie .out with in frying basket, i'lnre in plenty of iiet
trimming of gray fe. This fur Is up fut te frj a geld.'ti Kreun. ullewn.'
5 lied la petiilK te the edge of the gar- nbeut live iiilnutcH, titne for ioeklnh'
lent, and this form reprcM-nts a lead- Turn en plate covered with paper nap-
A t 1.. .1 II I .1' e.,m .... 1.1.. ...! ..I.. I... f '- . . .. ,
tarn ii.iiii in i.ie i,iiiii uiiiiii i mi Kin. i. in j linn i- in ii'ii- iMt-n uir . inin
well uk In the ceiihti'iictiun of entire i utes te nnlsli cooking. 'I hey nrn ther
Va" iBrmriits. The flare given by this iuiihs rendy te serve vutli pnrslej garnish nm
.'-s.',X-l fur imtals Is one neught in iiumereut. , tartar entice
r..... w.j. M..n ,.t .;. ...
I H rj.lllllil, i 141 'tl V'll I'UlllT, , . II. l
Heat Hlewly te boiling point; reek te has fruit and nut kernels in t and
0 degrees Fahrenheit, or until the falrlv does the proverbial melting in
your mouth. A jar of It enn be pur-
el ns'd for forty-five cents.
Tnr ni.inrs of slinpn nrlilr-M Wnmin' l'ar
Tilltiir iir iihcnr Vnlnul SOoe or Miiln lnnl
luioren the lin.ir. of I) iinrt fi.
WHATS WHAT
; Helen Decie
j-
strength without a
trace of bitterness
that's Tetley's Green
Label India Ceylon
Tea. It consists only
of finest leaves,
knowingly blended.
TETLEyS
Makes geed TEA a certainty
Ily COKINNK U K
It must be confessed that the piesi
01
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shr
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THE ENTIRE FAMILY LAUNDRY
WASHED and IRONED
i i uly Knows tnnt excessive shy-
- ml. irr!iHlng for ethf rs, but only
tin. v'i in rMilises wnai neny or mum
l fitals for Iilmeel? What makes.lt
wrsii ts that the ehy person In uaually
nfss only tee often nccemp.inies mear
aleie tl... iivirnBB Intellectually. Beld
!'.'- '"I" IMitals Is one heuglit In iiumereut.
.v:'vt,'sts of this length. The long costs,
ftV?VlH til contrary, usually adhere te a
i
v
-gjg-"
Hut thun Uid tbuft et lut
I)e net ulnre tee mnnv of the nm.
lops In frying bsiket, as this will cool
the fat quickly, permitting the scallops
te take up laiga ml 4 tit.
i.rrllv It. ethf.r rt-uneCtB.
V. t t'mIJlt, In lt.s!f. Is Inferior te
beldr.i "H lieeaus it la morn cowardly
nnil nnvthlnir caverlnpr of ceivnrdlcn In
,i vif net ii virtue The Htrild mnpbyta'
Mill re.r centpier eiiMiess .nun nn nan
. i.ii'hie .1 fear liy making n luitiit of
ruing the danger" until he ditfceiern
h tt ihete Is netbtnrc of whl h b need
'r .ifr.i 1 dreat otitiert iiiltl. a are lest.
Thev are then vabwl If friendships evad.d, paths te ad-
!'. IIIH (lit 1 ,.l,.l,. .1 lit- Ill L..I lul ff,V.
III I'llllll' IIIIII.-I. II "'.' " "VVtt, . w " -
cr. in, v r,n iih "hbviiens ".'eurag.i
n if'iHi.nici. te ftar. lua tery of fear,
net nhsence of fear," aa Mark Twain
noted, and social courage no less than
sterner heroism U atta!n4 by the een-
siuest st laajr,
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V r mmm"
I A nen'ice that makes home laundry
work unprofitable and unnecessary.
It is truly named
Economy
Family Laundry Service
The ironing is se satisfactory
that 607r of the bundle can be put
away without refmishing.
PRESTON 5576 I
Will you have your driver
call for my LAUNDRY?
V"' JJffi1 -LOOK y
Med Bandy
Pennsylvania
Laundry Compan
313-327 N.32ncl St
Burnt-Bell.-PinlnS56 Keyilen.WwH65tj
Enough for Five
In thw days of high prices there is all the mere reason for the use of
Beardsiey's Shredded Codfish. Frem one fifteen cent package you
cet enough for five people. And also, whether you i serve-codfish
balls or any one of a dozen ether attractive dishes, you will have five
pieased people.
Beardsiey's Shredded Codfish contains only the finest of whole, sun-'
cured codfish, free from bones, and shredded by a special process
wnicn separates the fibres without lacerating them. All the natural
flavor is retained.
Frem 10 te 1 5 minutes is all that's needed for preparation. Ne soak
ing and boiling necessary.
Ask your grocer for Beardsiey's Shredded Codfish. The package
with the red band. Get a recipe book from him tee. It's free. It
shows you hew te prepare fourteen different and delightful dishes. ,
J. W. Beardsiey's Sens, Newark, New Jfjftey
BEARDSLEYJS
Shredded
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CODFISH
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