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lHE.etber evening a 'friend' came te
e'in In irent distress. She Is a
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handsome
wenmn, with a biff,
1 had s u p posed
,tnem fainy nappy,
nnneugu i ei i en
hsd noted n rest
lessness en her
ifftrti
Hhtf told me that
Mr. Ij. was In love
with hln stenegrn-
pher.
H? f dS New Mr. It. is
sF&k. 2nn easy go In a,'
Ss,' V"fl practical business
1?'7 V-mail, net at nil
&SLm temperamental nrr
V5SKSSL3 temperamental or'
i. wiNNimnD romantic, lie is tne
4.HAnPR cdei.ky Jnst person w
enlil ilr..m t .n,vi. hinW ml..
hmlirtnn.l" ., I.nli.,; ., I...
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LLLLLLv. F akl
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i.Ut...i;.. i "'"' '" i If ,i"' i., " " i uwwra. in tnu isks tney lena, followed
Miuatien te nnnljze hlincelf or his etne-1 or them. l, ti)L. bridesmiiid. thou the innld of
9'ens, or moon ever the problem of i -.,, .. ,,.., .u I fi,?Ileri t,u" the brlde nnd her lather.
Whether or net marrinBe Is sntlsfnctery, ' Q"' ,hcn ?'" tliat her "rethcr'' were The briaeuroem nnd be&t man corns
pv his wife H congenial. " se InceuW nt'her hii'liand's eeasins Jrem the choir room, together nnd walk
4 M-. t ...i i .i t i l i i te line her thnt thev refused him finnn. I tl,e .loot "f "10 thnnc.l Htps ns tils
f Mrs. Iv. said that the hed known for , i Ti i.i i i. i L ui ! - ' precession stnrLs from thu back of the
Ions time that her biicband was Ha aid. nltbm.Kh It would be a b1ewiR , cnu ), wa there until the briiiS
M-retchedly unhnppy. and thnt lie and in '.",'" iin1 ,.he-v w?ln '" s'"' reaches the steps and takes the bride
ls blonde seeretarv who has been ;euld net InMst te hem when she was, Kroem'd urm.
iVith him mam M:irt mid nerki ion "' pit-It. n deserted wife.
tul t ve hetiMMnib . becaus" .,f be" , Leftv. tle-.Ut n.lclit uw her te free , Writes te "Englishman"
ticvotien were extreme y n love with
u' wier. nne leui trio Htrane tale
Syr MAS net n e.e of linrint; found
jl out that he incrflv had bwi a irav
nff.H
lnnrt is morose or secni!) dNtracted
V iK . n,lmiH 'Verj thins, be-
yh .ei-.. nime, iiccerinr.5 te iuj
"I IiaV HC COT.i thretl" I fill Iho mntMn i- m'i'i, imuii.c u.n iiu iiiui.u ijiiicuuii. taiiiuuu.
f shock and Inj irel iri- i 1 su-- I5,,t !,,", '" 0nr f"rty' "",1 M tl,nt . Dcttr rn-',,',hmnn-lftl te hear from
ins through iiiile sv nn. 1 .f I In " nA " lif" would be mere thnn -'. "" niralti H.ucn't ou made any nc-
tVi..i ' hi ., ...i ." ' i . r'c", could eniliir-. Kve'i her tiro&ent nm- 4 ""'i.'1 .;' at nil whlle here? I'm sum
used hln. und quarreled and worried ,, ','... ., b,fter C , Z- should meet lets of nice people Klnce
ml ruceil. iubueus et.ue is oeuer iiinn ikimu vuiir n.iv v,m mm... ..,-.. -. fi ...,n. i
3 ..li yM I. . 1 .ill,I ..It.. I.,.llnA. 1 1
". "i"t i . . "" lv morbid one T he wlfe sti leves him in t 1" ,"""":. iw "Jine; si ueicn Heme-,
jprettr BlrK or dcelvlns Innocent ones ,..,.,". ,!,, li fni.I.lr, n? 1!1 led' .Knchshman I could rind your
?t wet a fact, without i.phniilen or 1 ' , ' i, ! L i ' tii P11" " ll-' "i grew t red
Drument. thnt he and the e-m- mnn )Ul0,tav" J"?'1 "'""C for Msteen I Ven fce seu write such pleasant, nd !
Vemnn. who is thirtv or mere 'le;ed ' ''"i 0",tlJ(r '" V,".""0,', ,'"duic "" "'l flre" lottert. all In one. thnt It Isepa
irch ether thought of bejtlnninp lite all ecr ntiaiii J u Interested from ttart te finish. 13ns-
n .. .. , nlene. Yet, of tour;, the present "sman, I think you're a weed old skate i
sometimes, the wife linds tlie cirl in tensien nnd strain nre norve-rnoUlnp nnJ would like te shake that lunch'
Mnu iirenrinti rmttiiiAp niH..inn
fears, taking headache powders in the 'Iben ten. .hi Is nut tralii'd te earn VJ'.'SiIi. ou" "mv . hatever you dw
pffice. been it, thn has cried nnd wer- a , roe.1 llvefll. ne.l l""uu t0 al" XSilfllhman. put the best thnt Is In you
fled m. miirh. At .,m, .!... .... i. 1. a ?.00;1 L'1" ," ... - .... tmHl. JOu will b uwenized Keener
iMrs. Wilsen Shows the Different Ideas
i Swedes Have About Preparing of Feeds
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Among i hese, 1 hey J urn I heir Fish Inte a Delicious Baked
5 Pudding With Fitting Sauce,
R.v MHS. .11. A. WILSON
CeeijTlsrt. I)!t. hu Mr.. V. A. NVse'
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. Mj,.rcn.., Mr tabU,,,r,e- of r!eu
jpOUEION dishes atwa.i, have an ap- mend well nnd hrins te beilim: point.
y peal te the housewifo who is nux- fCM,! x"r 'e minute slewl, then Mir
?ou te add variety M the menu. Then, "''""'f j c!"' J J' ,',V,'M' ,'"?a
i .u. ., , ,, , t,,rn "vpr the lesetnbles in ba kin? d h
tee. these snvery ulslies usually hae Sprinkle top with rated rhoe-e !inj
piquant taste that provides the novel ' bread emrnbs Det with bit- of but but
Jeuch which pleases the family. The '" und bake thirty minutes in mod med
Swedish housewife has several splendid PrntM "en
Jays of servinc t'h. anil nfter much Danish ('hers? I'le
persuasion, nn old-time Swedi-U house- l'ut the em of cetturi i Iioom Iieom Iioem
vlfe cave me an omiertunity te ee he- ,!.I!r.,v,'s !. AhV .. (V01 ''"TT-'i. i-ln.- I he
make the following dishes:
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. Fish Puddlne
rVlace in mlxlns bewl:
Twe cupt of cooled fish (tuna ij or
'eawnei a;non tuny b? uetlj,
One fitlnced jwn prppcr,
f OnC'half cup of finely chepprd pin-
i One grated otuon. etuon. otuen.
i Tess te blend. New place in miiing
'fcewl :
", One cup of flmtr.
S J)nr and one-half cupt of head
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rumfcs.
i Three teaspoon of hal.in? ;utrd.T, ,
! Ttce teaspoons of salt,
one rwii
n-- -..- -i :il.
' JTeiir fo6fcpeott e,
.. ,fic l.itf ui rrttiiv.
dead and ad 1 th, ,
ng in well. Turn '
4 Beat together te blend
-prepared fish, blending Jr
'In well greased and floured pudding
elnth. trlnu nllewlni? room te swell.
j'lunge into larKc. kettle of beill.,; water j
'rd cook for one lour. Serve with et.-
iteauce.
Kea Sauce
I Place in saticen.iu
Otic eUp of mill.,
(hie-half cup of fieur.
Stir te blend un 1 then add one .ind ;
Sne-feurth cups of water from the
ettlc In which the pudding Is cook-
line Hrlnr mixture te boiling point
Tire fwweent e . off
- qTe SZ'e? frht pepper.
3 Ttce teaspoons of united onion.
5 'Aree ftard-eeilfJ eggs, chopped fine, j
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i nend weU teeether and serve.
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. hud a paying iijwi win. r.ace a
1- .V AftMB r,lJh...J rtl.l L...f..l ..a 1
3jir u lining i'i uuneu iieui-
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.of cooked diced turnip; then a layer
rkf il(,.w1 rnlnn. n nini nf tl.tnl, l1,.u,1
iebeese. Jtepeet th layers In the order .
given, inrn puice in Kiucepnn i
THE HOME
IN GOOD TASTE
Uy Hareld Donaldsen Kbrrlun
Braided and Veen Rag Ruga
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?m. 'V.10 "' M7. ,i'i . ,""
I handicraft, great attention is new being
tpaiu nei wui 10 uiivirj, cuiuruiutT ,
Setc. but te the allied art of rug
In.. (.. hntlnm nf file illali thnn n lc'l... i.!... .?.,.' ' ". """.'
tc.. but te the allied art of rug and bin
.making. The hooked rug of our grand- ")Y fn
j mothers' day, the round or oral braided I ''' ,i,l.
Wg, and the "rag carpet" hae cornel,, J Vact
Unto their own again
! Nothing is better with painted furni
ture than a braided or woven rug, in
ilera cituer narmeuuing pertectiy or
, striking contrast. The .lapaneM.1
,ve taught us the use of black In
oration and our reue, yellow, orange
fttl,, rmw ritirtt nften Iimva n Una nf
v! JjBack aa a flniah, or they may be keif
VieaMred in two or mere shaded tones.
r.'fr The old hooked rug Is a special re-
KTVSI, Run I'uucrua na iiuaiiii un iiierv
Mca in needle point ure often made.
nm surface Is freeueutlv wniidcrfullr
ifi iaelt and beautiful, and these rng have
, lail the. direct personal appeal of the
vitiMMMl made braided rugs. In the hheps,
tee ia quire nigii, out excellent
can be achieved bv the novice
a little Mtlence and a study et a
, lawboek earuje.-
rwP'i'
KfSHHiht'rtlt
af Neaila
Wife Held
r w i t it
tiusband by rercei
light In which seu view inch thlnw.
It J . J II t
lie effcrt te let his slfe divorce htm.
RIie feels hurt te the heart, and
sometimes very angry. "1 hutc te
Be Inte the store nnd (.new that she U
putting anythttiK ever en me! She ul
ways is iiellte te me, hut I actually
feel that I am In their way t I knew
that he depends en her In a thousand
n8, and thnt they ate he wrapped up
In ouch ether tlmt thev are happy juet
t) de together, the miserable wire told
me.
As I hove no children and few de-
. IS mesne cares, nnu my nusuanu is unon unen
K e 1 n e, dully worried, I often have pone Inte
mestic cares, and my hu
chilly worried, I often I
the Htere nnd offered hc
a8.slntnnre. Of course It
when there Is a rush.
MGvernricliic! et
.Th-?. . -" mti
J hen there Is a rush, but nftcr nil,
" "v csiiri.-juii.v tiiuvii, unu i-i
mere or lets useless nnd mi. nt hist.
I luet .lrlft .ml. mill knew verv wi.ll
thnt mi point? Is n eieat i-nllif le bntli
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i. V" : i V". ..' u'
v,ny" ,no,' the Pihilit) of Ins
lJri?s.?f P' W1. nnd jvalb.lns
... ...v i ni'iiiiril nin .. .ll,.t-lW 'l
nreUnn
( nunet seiu of our readers
v.hv it fir her. and ether women situ
lluri) Mtunted
or Make a Fie of Cheese
f 'ti(cd
'1 hire and niit-A ilf
n.t tnr
''
iiiH-iiui-rr Klllli'.
I'l'iee in nuci p.vi
Tire tups of mitt.
fit e i un nf mum
l.'iyht tablespoons of c.rirucS.
Stir tO llIS.Ctt.A ffwi nirllBl.... .!
yyrS the mixture te boiling point.
v.... i.lr me mniuns ami then turn in
bowl and add
One-half ira'poen nf 1 ulmrg,
7 we tm-poeus nf titnilla,
Onchalf nip " m iftff butter
1 e.V.i e ii c r IJ'JS
I'.Iend we'l
V.'lup tlie whites of ,.Ss
? uft, i v. nnd .u!d. Xew l.u. .i uiU
mirnVr. ' V'"'" '"'T' "'-"' "lrn V' ih1
' "imurH, uniinc rin- our,,. ,.,K,,,
obettt two and a hiif inches iben b.il-,.
ff,V, tfirfcl Vn ,
M,n t0 J"1'' this r-ahe. '
MirdJsh Sugar Cake
I.,.v. . i... ..!..,.. .
-, in .enter well ',, ,JZ I
Inf, plan- in binal! bowl 1
Thru tables, of finely chopped
""'
'.r tublnpoen of fin" Tirea'l
kiuuu nil nil- (riiii. iii' ui'ii' i". .i
... . -,...,.... .,, ...vu. ill . tv, kliuti JUU t' I !... A lli.U i III! lie Is
enme Oh, I'juthl.i I arr most unhappy just
Threc-quaitu-j cup of bretcn i'jq:n. I tfnVl,UM" I want M go out nnd hiie a
... . 'poed t rre MS frlend.s hnie dnt-s for
iliT well nml use this te prt ucninsti'"" week-ends, but 1 neicr hnv otie
the iides of the well-greased cn;e p,,,,
New place m mixing bowl '
., , t h '
'elki nf thtee eggs,
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Vew add Kl "Ua nuny'
N tf three-quarters cup, of flour,
Three lei el eej-50fi of bal-lnn peic'
der, ttftine the flour an 1 baking powder
together tin, c.
Tice-thirdt uup of rUi
Jieat te n fine, smooth
; butter then
inch- ..Wme.l
mci meppe.1
bent in one-half cut) of lmel
- - - .v
nm nnd cut and fuld in the Ktiillv
uruure wiiiu-b ui me inree tczs, turn la
the prepared pan and bake feity-flve
.l , i a. . '
Turn at
mice from the pan and cool.
Swedish Candy
IMnce In saucepan
y'ne upi of breicn tugar,
One-half cup of butter,
Three tahlespoent of tntlk
One quaiter ti.u-ipuun of
tartar
retitii nf
I'lacf en the steie and cook te
ile.ire.!., or until tlie mixture will form
firm ball when trbil In cold uater Hub
a shallow baUinz pun well with' unhid
oil and snreud thickly with chenm H
nuta. seeded raUin-i 'and neur e?rP1 ,e
..... ,.rt. A ,l-,. ...l l ... i i, ,
I Hick blinks may be dipped in milud j
fit ukueuui, . , nun (ul jtl i (,ri.s.
ciiweimi" or iiirmea wane warm into n
, bull nnd relltd In finely chopped nuts, i
The Weman s Exchange
Family of Bad Children
3u the Jlfer at Weman i page'
Dar Maduin Could jeu adl a
or' dlitrb.iil iiietlu.r who has hud
(.entliiunl trouble with a nj,liher's chil
dren .' Thre are eight of them, ransrln
from thrce )ters te elKhtecn. The two
BirH, uged Hlxteen and fourteen, set
upon and beat my youngest child of five
i yeaia no eauiy mm ins oeuy Ii hlacK
, and blue. They lnade my yard, steal
p out of my nails I've appeal U
Ir mother, but bit a will cje nuthlntf :
-, aim wvt( utK viiu reineiit
i nelghber4 have all complained, and ene
.muk.ib v inn WIIUI1 1 Call, i no
iuiik inn inuiirr ii cuuu, Dili no relief
i'l ill blnht An eillcer who lives nearby
Ntattd tlut they nheuld ull huve be, n
ent te (Jlen Mills long uge. Th father
la n traveling eulexman and trlea bard
te correct them when he Is home, whleh
la raraly. The teacher at nchoel told
my life boy net te associate with them,
na they went bad children. I cannot
have the children pasa along the utreet
that they are net mclestcd and beatun
severely, la there no juvenile court te
which an appeal might ba made at no
great ixpenne of tlme and dignity T
K. H. St.
Veu could report these children te the
Juvenile Court, at Twenty-mcund and
Arch streets. If you go theie in peien
and tell your story ou will have much
mera success in setting action. If the
court can de nothing for you, you can
certainly., find lout where te go te get
some relief from this kind of thing,
urely no children ekeuM be allowed
t go cm aviaf taiawar without
i OH tw
atteaaM ta
'OTmn mi
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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGBB-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,' NOVEMBER 1. ,1023
Please Tell Me v
What te De
Uy CYNTHIA
letter te Cimthta's. column mil ft
tcrttttm en one mile or the oeicr enlu
nnri must be ulunid with the writer's
tiamr nml nddrcss. The name will net
'f tiiMUMd it the writer rfees net with
it. Vn.lpnrd tetters and Utter written
en heth tide of the vantr i((ll el M
emiucrttf. ll'rdrrs tclie n'Uh froeJ
(Imiuct that can b elven In IM
column, iell i;ijg leek there, at tier
tonal letttrt are enlu wrlllfW tcht
aetulutely nteettarv.
Bridesmaids Should Precede
lftr CXTldlln Klmllv Infinn mA n,
te the proper juraiiKemcnt of nn Infor
mal church Wi'thlltlg
JlHH tlln llPldi. f,M ta ..M U nl.1 mm
tne nrm of her father, does tlie brldeg-
U ' . '""1 or prcceile the lir(le7
l?i,,V"!'lle...Prltl-'"'" nd bent man
As this wciWIiik N getnB te take place
:'"'""', " , isimny give mis
" -arilet uttcntlen. n. n.
. '.Me nrlilesm.iKli. alumld lead the pre-!
I .c..s'n VP A".0 nlsle. unless there ttre
, Eear CjiithlaWlll veu kindly ad-
firntltlil Mia ArA. .!.. ..!.. t rrtl..t
ulvre you'll meet the roil optimists, but
eBMn there's ;vhrc , ou .wwl the pcwM
,u' ' " '" . . ... e..v...
nl r.vnec
that seme day 111 meet ou. Hack I
in m suDoensclous mind I almost have i
u nuntul picture of ou Veu ce. lfs;
Brt lllft. flt.lf I, li .....rf IrillD.iin.l..
Old top, I could wrlle volumes te ou,
but th.it would te tul. ntr ndvantape or
lour eM nthla .e i will new lIose
villi all Linda of luck te ou
XCUIAX KNIGHT.
They Are Separated
! De.ir f,nthln Vnn n.nn pKpn
mLcn Koed'nd.ic te sere of my fronds,
I I hepe hi will (?lvu me a Htt e. I ami
'tn.inud. tut tlireush no fault of mlnr.
nii i i iien i inif with m. husli.ind :
, we Ieo e.ich cthir vers dt.irly. but tin
inslsin, if I c.mnet jret nlenir with my
I metiiei -Ii -l.iw I cannot IIe with him
iS. I toils mv b.iby nnd If ft I t-vii
aftni my p.ane un 1 ether thl-iRs b.--
lensir.B te m t.iey and hc n fued te
let me bae theni saylus thy belens'
In the home. This Is net the tlrat tlnvi
we parted through ntr. nnd I ntwava.
apologized te him for leblns my temper,
but this time I will net de se. an he is'
te b ame 1 feci veiy miserable slnce
our separation and knew he docs tee
What veuld ou udilse me te de. I
le. my baby very much, but I low
jaciv iwie ni.ii den i feel as if I
want te1 clva 1,1m up. Jj:enEe nd-.lsel
me " 'Ji:.vnvii;vn."
Ate ou ure it l threiiBli no fault i
of ours it fcnems te ('Mitht.i ou hae '
no leKltlm.itc ri.aen fei le.n'n? veur
nusuaim j..ci us ioei; at thlniri
quarelj. Dees he haie te supjwitt his
irother? If . .mil she is nlone. liu
could net well turn her away
,San you net overlook yome of tne
differences between you" Pl.e Is elder
than you. irh.ip, and st In her wavs.
And after all ou have the knowledge
or our husbands :eie Ucsldcs you
should net take jour biliy uwnv riem
Its father Think it eicr, mj .lear. and
see if j ii j winnet bring earslr te en
home and iret nlenp ;. nc- ca
o.cre.in.. troubles bv ru'inimr uw.iy
from them it's n.'je.h .,, ., r?nr. .,'1
M1 comiuei then
Better Get a Definite Hebby
iiir . j-ntnia it has never eccu-red
Wter1. Tt '
ur-at deil If you te I me.
i t. ...,. .;. .: . . . .
... jwu, uiuai ajj,rcci.l'f . ri(llee you
nsKed me If I Ij,d nsk.d this bnv tn
e'ne te i-ee m.
come Je St. " Allliurt lK
1' u if he n-r w In t wn h wtuld I",me
J Ulll out l.e is cm 0;
Z' d' Yeu T- ?ZJT iXWt ,'
deiie In wli'it ,thfj pnjil.. -a; jJat i ,
havn : 'indfnre n ni.--e!f
, I ha tried te jrettj.d that I am happy,
.,', J .? fall"! (Veu ete. I alwajs
tall.) I eve t watch thu aurn und
moon; I lee te sje beautiful (lowers;
wuru l ciiii ue invsen. uni finiHt miab
..., 4vw !'. wm kiiie. liiruuirii no i' imt ir i nitr.
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the ?" don't shine Una ihe' B,,luen al et ranC laughter.
S3e5S "then "Wi,'' JiS,8U & aTrJVT T""'
', "Hairy Ape"; after he started te think l8em"' thft wna like n sob, and he fcaw
bout things be. became miserably un- her slender hands clench at her sides
i n n .. nifimiwni '"'eiik- -j nut
l-j the way I feel. I don't bulenir" I
1 t .'ii t l seem te u. a "ml!nt."
I nut Prhipa some day I won't be a
ra,Bfll A9 T Ca"'1 11V0 t0day l "'
1U( tha tomerro7H
I H i b'lid feul'' ent l.nrt into thin!:s matters new, because it was my 1
LXattlrWlW"'"" tI,nn ' "
E-'etus, "Seuliment tne p.r.e," veu , ael' th thlngi you r,aiil te me,
are th only one who thit 1:n se and It when ou gave lue no chance ti
'..') nice te think some one thinks nema, nlnln tlmt 1 lm,l lirr.n mnniml
are th only one who thit its 'se 'and it
f.f's nice te inm some one minus nema-
tMnu nice about you, even though that
nerne ene deean t knew you
Mr.DDIE.
..... ... i..ti, t....... ....
think tee much aiient euriif, what you
thi-k nnd why jeu think it Whn the
riin cemeii win mu. win nun ane
moon, that deesn t mean that nature
., v, .. t.-'. u-,'if.h.". Li
and write down em of your thoughts
l""" tr' ,& ir"rv" the wrltlni? of
them Mftk" a icil btmly of this, if you
.h.?. .n.0,.r 1'Wi "l.l'0!' .WL 3"
liufc jum '.M"V4'-". '.ee' 't ..nt.ua
eMmetiiinir uennite te tninit aneut.
WHATS WHAT
liy Tlfkn Dccir
There is no i.tatute law against smok
ing clgarettei and reading trash, as the
young woman pictured Is doing, nut
she la Infringing nn the right of ethers,
an well as breaking a law which In elder
than any legal ruling, when she robs
her mother of well-earned rest by re
fusing te lake a fair share in the labors
of the houHehold.
An unflllal girl of this typs often
Imagines that rtfe Is "ladylike" when
him lounges about In hlllt uttlre, allow
ing her eerwru. mother te de nil the
hard tasks. A n matter of fact, she
Is doing whft no well-bred girl will
de. when slit Is showing dlarepeet net
only or an elder woman, but for her
own m)ther, ' Lack of riches does net
make a girl unladylike, but lack of flllal
raanet atame hr at onea aa 111-buui.
ner a "a ipajt,". Ke flaery will
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these days,
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If her material is
fancy enough
all she has te de
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The Superior Sex
By IIAKh DEYO HATCHEI.OR
Jehn Stele marries Anne Temple
knetcing that sha hus a sccttt in her
past. Hi' knows, tee, that she does
net love hvn, bit hc acts about rtt.
nbtj hir laic und succeeds. Hut the
minute he l iu)i that 7ie lei'C3 him,
he hvgmt tn btved about her past,
lie finally d weirri that shr Am had
a iluld, and in fic Wi'mZ funi of his
jraleu'ji. 'iciisfj he of the Kerst.
That ni'jht lniir ijeci te her baby and
finds her ilnpunltly III uith ;jiicii.
in en la. V ,. dagi la rr the child
iltci, and Anne feeh that iftc is te
Ha uw for eieiiithiiin. In the mean
time Steele cali:ri that he may ftaee
nreMtcd .Innc faliely, and hs leie for
hir m re gicat thnt hc (, her out
te aslt her pardon. lie finiU her
utrangcly cold and aloof and it chills
his ardei.
The Limit of Endurance ,
S
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DDKNTA' Stede thought of the
hlld, nnd in n fhsh he reallred a '
.... i ..1f- i ...i.i. . .s
ahrnnfiv "If i
t, .I ...
knew that ife quite
are, I want you te
unnecessary.
Hut Anne interrupted Ms werda with
i
Thin
M B" eattieu rer seir-contrei
,, ,,.,.,, ,.,
ifeJie twin ti. rneak In n low (enn vole.
"The Inby is dead, she's dead, de
you understand? That's why nothing
fault!
'when jeii gave ine no chance te ex-
plain that I lind bren married, that
I j bad never done anvthlni; renlly wrong,
T err(, yeli '!,; ,UlJ r0(l pUnlshed
'me, beeiuse I lnved y u'mote than Eli-
nor. und nuw bids uinu. una 1 n nerer
i lev' any ene or mn thing ngaln."
She swayed flisiit!y nnd caught nt
the ruhlq ter hujipert. 'i he next me-
mcnt htlP mM ilnV( 6nk te tn9 fleer
if Steele hadn't bpruug forward and
caught her slender body in his arms.
lie carried her ever te the sofa and
bung ever her distractedly, chafing
. wrtat. and calling her name oveJ
I fcTvJWfti (IfX'irfmfhSSiLsi.AiSii.''
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Radlo Radle Radlo
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GOLDMAN'S,
wuy in wmcii up mi,mt puree mreiigO ..Anne.. hU veice wa, ,hM1)i
Anne's stiiinge nrmur of reserve. i "Anne, nwcethcurt!"
"Anue, nre you werrjlng about the But this time Anne wiu oblivious te
baby''" He ashtd abruntlv. "If reulR imperious dtmund of her. She had
Aivicm en Cmtm mmd Tfemhmrt f tht Hmlr W Jc FREE
S.' '''? '' Bern
ivIJBsIdBiA
HW'-ieHiLH
ieViikV
and ever. It seemed hours before her
eyelids fluttered nnd n little color stele
into her white cheeks, but when she
opened her e.ies, she turned her hend
awny from him. She wns deaf te his
murmured words of endearment, It was
as though she was entirely unaware of
his presence, and it seemed te Steele,
nt that moment, ns though his punish
ment wnn mere thnn he could bear.
Mrs. Iligcinri bustled In wearing her
out-deer things. She had been out
marketing nnd she stared nt Steele
with sudden suspicion tn her eyes. lie
hurried te explain who he was, nnd at
the expression in his ejes, Mrs. Hlg
glns' motherly heart went out te him
In spite of her prejudice against him.
Anne had told her nothing, but she
was shrewd enough te suspect k great
deal, and she knew, of course, thnt it
had been necessary te keep hllner's
existence n secret fiem him.
She bent eicr Anne and murmured
a few words In a voice se low that
Steele couldn't understand what was
said. Then she straightened up and al
though the eed thnt she turned en him
wcre kind, her words left him In no
doubt of the fact that she intended te
take chnrqc of the situation.
"I thin!; you'd better go new. She's
nre-et nnd out-wrought, all this has
been tee much for her."
Steele met the'wemnn's ees with an
I arrogant lift of his head. "If jeu'll be
l pe 00,j M t ieave s n(,m. for a fw
,nLpntlt." he beean huuithtilv. It was
the tone of eiie that he used when he
wished te reduce a person te a state
of Inferiority, and all his life Steele had
had his own way. Hut Mrs. Higgins
did net ipinll before him. Sim contin
ued te meet his narrowed eyes with htr
own kindly tehrnnt.
"I don't think sh" wants te be left
nlene with ou," she observed quietly.
"J should think ou could see that."
Hut Steele ignored her words nnd
..-.-. .... ! ft 1 . ttlrt. ..Alt (til
HiriHIt IIlli llli ms,- iuui.il.
, hln imperious dtmund of her. She had
'suffered tee much, she had reached the
,brenklng peinti ntlj wjth n llttle mean
of pain, hhe turned away from him nnd
buried her fare In the pillow. It seemed
te Steele at that moment that he had
drained his cup of suffering te the last
drop, and that his last hope of happi
ness had forsaken him.
Tomorrow The Wisdom of Weman
ne 3'" L,aunary DOg
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Even i Unvu it, you suieiy are wanting n sepn
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mtt'lu of. tl!. almost anythlug will de,
" piece ei cretonne leic ever irem uv
summer cushions, glnghum from n
lw. dther of these may be combined
with a plnln color te feun a good-leek-
i tuic r'cvinu.iu.
It Is fuNluened around
a medium-size embroidery hoop, but
urst of all your large circle of plain
mnieriai is cut, anu me cretonne, ei
whatever It is t be, is stitched In a
band around the center of this. Then
the whole thing Is ettached te the hpep,
the top edge buttonholed in wool, n
cord fastened te it ,and It is ready
i te hang In the place reserved for It.
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The SkepticWhe Thinks Working Girls
Are All Light and basy te aw
Would Be Surprised if He Met Up With the Stenographer Who
Left a Geed Position Because Her Employer Was Insulting
(Xtt. THESE girts ere all light,"
V declared the skeptic, waving hla
hand airily in the direction of n group
of business girls, as the G:30 crowds
began te pour out into the street.
"They'll take anything nt all, just se
they can get their money nt the end of
the week and put it right en their backs.
Why, you,ought te hear the way eome
men in the offices talk te their stenog
raphers." Yes, they de.
And they ought te be horsewhipped
for doing It, tee, for there nre n'goed
many of theso girls who take what they
take Just because they have te get their
money at the end of the week In order
te live nt nil. ...
Nine out of ten of them would de
just what one girl did the ether day,
if they could.
This girl was head stenographer in no
office, getting nn extremely geed salary.
One of her emplejtrs was somewhat
rough and brusque iu his remarks te
her. and she objected.
"Well, you might just as well get
used te it new," he replied, using the
most insolent tone. "Women are just
In this world tn be the tools and slaves
of men, nnd they have te take what
they get and be thankful that It's no
worse. There's no use trying " and
en at some length with an insult in
every word.
TUB stenographer waited until he
stepped for breath.
"Hare you finished?" she asked
quietly.'
He stared nt her.
"Well, will you plca&e leek for a new
stenographer? I'm waving new!" ehe
stated calmly, and walked out of the
office. , ,
Oh, hew many girls must envy her I
Te be in n position te stand up and
say thnt I Why, some of them would
be almost willing te risk starvation fe
Adventures With a Purse
EVERYBODY who has a fur coat or
can afford te purchase one is seen
fur clad. Neckpieces, cellars en coats,
fur everywhere. That being the case
you'll be wanting a fur-trlramed lint.
One of the shops has n very attractive
simply of fur-trimmed hats nnd nt ery
reasonable prices. There was one. for
instance, with n ciewn of blue nnd nil
...... l.,.r,vwli (.111:, nml ii narrow brim
turning down eier the face, of al skin,
lined with I luck fcutin. This oue wa
pi Iced at .?.".
HratcletH se popular these dajs are
had In any number of slr.es, shapes and
forms. Hut I think the nicest ones for
evening nre theso with stones In them.
I have seen i-eme rhinestene and imi
tation precious stones uwd very ef
fectively. There was one rhinestene
which spnrkled under the electric light
of the case, the gleaming emerald and
Koft tone of the amethjst. Of course,
in dnj light the bracelets de net' shei.
oil te such great ndvantnge, b,tif thev
really de ierv well at night timu and
tire priced at 1 each.
Fee niimea of fthenn mldrea tVatnftn'i Par
Editor or .plione Mulnut 8000 or Main 1601
between tee noun or u ana 0.
Fer the Living Roem
Delightful Is the odd cushion or two
of blnck tntin, with the niik flowers at
n finish, but just as delightful, ke
expensiie, and newer (nh, the rhnrm
of tint lHf-t word!), arc the gay cross cress
stitch llewer.s that arc scattered daintily
ever the bhinlng blnck surface. Em Em
breldeiy of thin description gees along
verv rapidly, and in such a cake is
quite etlectlie.
The very latest serial by
Hazel Deye Batcheler
Is about
"The Reckless Age"
And will start en Mendny, Novem
ber fl, en the Weman's Page. It is
a story of jazz and a girl who
thought she was n new woman, but
found that her heart was still old
fashioned. 'I always use a
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Smokeless Breiler"
Taken thlity seconds te heat.
It Is In sight.
All the nutriment Is Bacd; ret
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1 mvcr "PPealtd te the palate,
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themselves in order te de it. but the
greater number of girls who work
He in order te help out nt home, as well
as earn their own living.
They can't resent insults in that way.
They can retaliate te a certain extent,
but net tee far for fear of being dl-
'" And'then what? Days of looking for
nnether Jeb, wceka of putt ng off the
landlady and living en slight diet, or
else week of despair at home,
IF THE skeptic could only knew the
pluck nnd bravery that exist among
working girls.
Hener there is, undoubtedly.
There is no question that most of the
girls who have te endure such talk as
this one girl resented se thoroughly
want te be independent se that they
can de the some thing.
In many cases this wish is, greater
than their desire te be Independent Just
for the nke of being independent.
Light? Ne, net all of them. Seme,
of course, are working just for the sake
of having mere money te put Inte
clothes nnd cosmetics.
Hnt the girl who seems te be light
hearted and lscejis up her courage and
her smile te the world, very often suf
fers mere than anybody ever knows.
There are entirely tee many men who
have this skeptical idea that any girl
in nn effiee, if she happens te be pretty
and young, is delighted nt being "kid
ded." They greet her as "girlie" or "kid,"
or "llttle girl," and think she is pleased
te pieces at their attention and flattery.
IP THEY could knew the thoughts of
some of the girls they accost In this
fumillnr, disrespectful way!
One secretary put her feet down very
firmly the ether day.
"If you call me that again I won't
even take your jiame in," she told the
astonished caller, who had been blus
tering about her office.
And be hasn't called her "little girl"
or "sister" or "girlie" since!
It takes courage, though, te say
something like that te an employer when
you are dependent upon the salary he
pays you for jour living.
The skeptic was wrong. Working
girls aren't light the fact that they
seem se is part of their pluck, their
brave front.
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