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' After Years of Struggling', What te De
THIE l fifty jenrs old.
- 'r knew her years age In the
Mt, when we were n i lillil. She Is
nil uifilil in
By WINXIFItEl) HARI'KU OUI.KY '
quarrel, tin- marriage wen biekcu oft", i
The tnnti became iho-ikteim, imitrii'tl'
another alrl, nml Killc uliuijs tc;icltcil j
im old uifilil in ' , , , . , ,.
Vcv mU. itiitl nil ' n"1'1' '"li widower wi"1 mindly
Lei1 frith.!" it wnyti wllli '"' I'1" ''l'' I'1"' t n tint iusw;
rcf. : In lirr its mul il" ltrntt. :iiitl he .t iUum! a mm.'
"Peer Kflie!" tactful :iii(l attractive uem-iti. The?
She ekes out u I lived In gient stjlc, anil alits were
microscopic Income 1 very Kind te Kffle.
In 1I11I112 nil sorts, l.verj nllcv in a while n' would
of 'mill modern 1 meet tht bachelor lanlil at mm' tea. i
.'fieri Ut ruiitliUii column mint t
icrllii! mi eik slfle e the nancr enl'i
ruu iiiiisf he t I'M nl trllh the v rl!r '
iiniur emit mlilrvn, fir urine n'llj no.
l" MWliW If (lie in iff 'of j i'ii" ii'lin
I. fio.emJ Mfri i m nfn'i ei'll'fil
e i he v il n It miner i "I m( h"
i' cm1. llr n'v i in i uh i rrtiitil
MUM' Hi III I lilt N it i . 1
re i.iii r ' It u ii fir7v 1 i ii fit
se ml tittni (in" uiv ti'u'dii i li i'l'
rtilvU'l'l int. inri.
HER VERY OWN DRESS
Asks "Nita" if She Dances
t tint I tn ttilnl r,t.. n lilW fitirlnP
,,,, i meet the bachelor laniii ut .ime icu. .-,;," . V. ,..,,..,., ..'.".". :...V'.V :'..i.,,V ,,i
Jobs, such us K,..!ltli a nendeseilpt mini III tow. I he ' ,, f j . answer tu '.Vita
iIiie niinnii-isiiiimiMvri' mi miiiip luiimmu-r tegctiicr una . .U,n, ue."
A en MhiiiiiIiii; fnv W'iU abmit for iiiiin weeks: but Ih wOh Chtcr up, old dear. Yen are Just a
VJ nut of town m iicrveut mill wrvlle tliut tbp ninn was lltth Miu- Thire arc itltntv of nice
jv-imen ami help- rW.M.r.1 y. S!,e wan old and le
-. 1IIK 'Ocll'tA WlUllCIl ' ""I" "''. , thntti hh M. Vnn uuv nu wntllrl lll0
Klvi. I'liailty lin-',.,,,.-,,....,,.. V!1M. ,. ,. , 'telHww w!kt.. te meet them. I wlali I
WINVIPItrii ::nnr. rillllltlK iJ I v """ '" annw a iimcp. ecr.iuse 1 jure Mu
IIARi'UH chelKT a ti i ii in li li I I ! - ii ii'ii. Slu- had ii -iilitlc cviiri"" n" emu f'"3
or tlirnlrr Imws (ill
rriliilnlisiniis nil nil
li rim' mill aliilliiid n i it iviiviii.I 1 Tills, nml (i.'ltlli .
flip lnrome iU'iliil lit barrow Inch' im- Wi' n-Mflj -woeiii'd m tbr -P;bi. Write3 t2 Advise "Nlta Naldl. 2d"
ciTtahi. . V"'1 .,,,,",!l wbiMi-rp.1 'M liM. , i-nthlii Here Is im oiiawer for
nNN!Fnr:t annr. niniliiK u,T i V
II'IMI L'ODl.Kr ii tl I ii iii ii Ii I I n u X a leu
ml Kielvinj: Minill -ion f triiiiiiiib: Slu- a iiinsiiin
li ki't Mibl. Unlj rcntli ilr-i(l! SIk li.nl a tirlt bti""
i-d, r
Ullt il
tin x tin ilnnee"
f t vncnl !
' .Mitliln cannot lluredu.l. en. i
' i.et ilenp.
T - - I I . .1 i.III'FIIMIILrill II I1I1L1I. (I'l'l 1111111 - X- I 1 .. . I. 1 II .1 ." .. l.1l Mil nvi
i or years nc i as rune t no' ins- ,, v i . ... i..i ..ii... i,,,,,,,!,!,.,. ,"" .,v" '- -". ." .". .'
f;cd cdcp of M)i-let Uwtewln- te riult 'lil1, flll,,,'l" ''., ,A'"1 "' ,or l'"l",lslu vrry luelty for leek, anil If you would
tiles iiiil b ii " ihaiikf for ZZ ni1 u,tllfv ,,,lUi,,,l -'llllllk''- , , , U'"t le.k around Boe,l r inn siire.Neu
llll IS, 1111(1 Ullllg UIIIIIKIUI ler an OC- ... ,,, , ,.,, ..... .llOimul. will lliul oil te n tmmlmr nt Iwfllt l)ON s
taslennl treat. . Ypn twii wwks hre. Mr. X N a born I In this UiiIp old world. Perluijii evi
Hy being a .Hicepluint, slip lias eenie v.,... Yerker Come here, lav dear. ' i,r II K'1' .' "ur twenties a
Jr. for m..t.jr;rl.leH. at tl.,. last ninu.eut. TllU , ,;, frwilli wrlfpr.. J".,,0" M?hlnk7S?r"7twfitle""1 no
cr dinner., at soi.nphan.Neim. home be- A dapper near-old man with white lJv".0U' ie'n(i, nlab1e iVin'q.Ste
cause the hestess1 L'liest ha. . Nif , i .i .. s.,,..l,nr .ri.l.lv n r ..l ,J..E . ,,i" .'-. '''. .If.. K ..". . ' 1.1
KK'ted us. Iln was i.n.linulh liauiiT.
. fe" peer i:tlie. she mi a pIiiiukpiI j
wiuii-'i ! Iln- miiII1i. .mil liuinllltv
I ' i i .ri mini. Sin" i e'.i i ". ii.mt
M. I I i (ll lllll III! 1 ,l ll.i I 'III ill.
w.l'H I'lme1' ll i'i. '1,1 ,,, ' I'll.
!! !" i. ut mi bid, .is . Li im i ae.
Wii baii ii i ii weis, ll'v.ii' s it, aid
"- li In1 had wen mil :'Ka..il ln.i. i
I'Olnte.l her ami -ln needed an ena
veiniin.
IMih; a little -elf" te tie lie'i. KHi '
mis (li!ieil te it. i in':i- i . a l . '
l np iriaiie wer Imi .'! ran ..
Ill' ll'l'l'l li,! s si.l 'ls. s(l I.
inv, iir unit b.it ii . imii'i r-, ir'tt.ii
Jl'll'I'V I IstllllU's, lltl.l (H. 11 si, .in) -
liiiud mi.'s, treiii the slieii" ih.it iI.miI Hi
the ciist-iift liuerj that the mauls of eumpctitinii, and eaptuied ilie sciseiis
li llliiiiniiie v uiiii'ii'.i'M. I eiiiiise iIik mis. I'cblltaiitP ' Somehow e .11.1 Hut ft el
tress cannot wear a costume mure tli.iiilth.it she luul sold herelf. AIU'eiikIi : cittiiiif eelutnn. I inmt tl'mt xeu will Klv
twice, wltluiiit sivmina sbabb . wc ean c her in tlie future, lerdins . ni an cn.lj teply. Jty pnbleui Is
I It eer manv who lime caused her in- tnl". i have met a young man te whom
Til Ml-ST no, Ire .e hard en peer "'' !""' . . '! , . " "'"r ' "." ' " "olher""? nW't" V:
He hail in-
niiT Itnhv.
tilt lii il t iW n itit
' I 1 IFina Clllll M Illtlll lllllUBI llll'l
room, imir II i; Us mi. ' i.ne would hardlv notlee Ills Limeneis
Tn affairs of the heart, she was just One cannot lie tee haul en the At first he usemcil te lie nn independent
unfortunate as in tinan.'l.il miutirs. world's peer Kflies : tbr.v are fitted for khi lut an time. jirepri-HHOM liu . ems
s a Rlri, -lie was rattier hati.Kome, ami netbiim but marrinc1. .ind fe liiank.
as 1'iii.iiKcd TlinniKli veiue slight, ful fur )ee in tlielr autumn.
V S. V ami life en foreign Flmrei. If
inv .tuiluiie-nt Is worth atetliliii; t all
t w.i'ild k.ij nlek a ynuni: ni'iii tt!" Is
a ii i "i 'i'y ilre.s-- i, netliliiii Mi. Oi :
ji l flan 1' . . e lsllily iiiewd- .ie tin
ut i ii.' ir pn in ,i '.ue. ii. i
l.. . i I l .. l il 1 1 'i" 'i .li -iin '
' i i , I l.l.l .l
She Wonders
I V.i- Ontlila Am this Is ife tlri-l
time t liae written te jour most iutr-
isi ..ii .si net ." i"" i.ai.1 en iKier . i . ., .... ....!,. ..,i
WV . ... . .iiii.i inure .'.iiiiiiiiicrnr iiiie i-iiuu'-.' -i-uu- ,,,,-,. iirf in i .i,,.,i
VV Hffie. She never had bee,, trained I ,I1S ,.,. ,.,',, ,,, fM, ,,,, s,e is ' irn?vitawhJn an
te work, nml had re specialized pre- bettpr ff ,,, ,n hel. IiMlc ,, bed- ''l n!' h u i'ig. m man
fessi.m.
Mrs. Wilsen Tells
. uAbeut Relishes
Seme Delicious I'ickles te
Help Give Flaver and Tate
' tn the Winter Meal
r
Mlli. M. . WILSON
Cowet.f. ;.' b' u-. v. i. tfii t '
ii. rcscr r,
relishes are alwajs ,u
I hae siiniii s,i'M(!l.l
The Reckless Age
lf ll.VKI. DKYO It.VTl Mi:i.tK
l:nr I'wtLi: it mimUrr e; Ihr viv
mm ii'i r net. ihritlcs In hi cm n
iKii il In i'httrhii 'I inn', nil luniuir
ic him hi in. In I briu i r t'uii v i in
in nil! .ii'itnl le null nthi . .hm'i
nli a a) mi rmjinii in nil i" that 'hr
miiyl hr fi'ic tn ile in ! r Mr. irinJi
iihidi fliiHini iritli nllin mri, mi'
i I uili ii ii nut ut nil ,villtinl tu Inn if
tlinn,i Iliii ii'ii'i.
A ieiv Interest
'N'l'i .Mine's jy, hiidliss jeuns
a life !iiili up te tliis time sli,.
He.
Ii.id
SKAStJNAUI.!
deiniiml. ami
Telislics that will add tnrieix and M'T nude lier own te de as sin HUul w'.il.
will net .eiisiim.. ,i srent !"iuth of time ,!.l(' ' l''.,,l1,,,1lnr,1il w.- Interest. Iln
,, , , ,. "islif ..I II. din l!i.i..I.', s part. Allin
In the makliiB. i ( (,.,,, ,Ul;, yin.m u ,, ,.i.
I"n .h that si,,. Mirle.l with iilm. df.es
net mean what it s geupiallj supinscd
1" liie.in. Slie did net iul herself out
fe.- bin., she .lid net let him knew thai
he was tin. i, tin man in the loom who
In. !!.., ,. I.,,.. ........ll...... :.. ..... i..
in granite presenilis k-ttle. ,,. tar, ,,,, 'w.;s' tlltlu;r Imir
iiirci. man usual, nut tliis was enm.ni
tlllBi
ras-. reiMii's and entailments, if imr ,,,nis(. 1 w(I
ten luulil.i 'piled, are real Mim tlmi te ui'pri tin
Ilie appetite, and ale add wiri'" t"
the menu.
HimI Cnhhacr KpIMi
f'li.iii one small head of ted cahl'iise
Une; place
and n.iil
Our ci e finelii iiejpcf eijI'ui.
Om ciji nf th' finely rhnmml 'n""l
toil if 'i".'v of cilery.
Tirn nl)'r;)'ieiM nf iilrni iffj,
I i,n i 'uhlriiienni ut imii'imi irrn.
nil" ifuai I ir i''i il fhtil
tpirrt..
'! u n r ip m i lilri rim ;Mr.
Heat te hnillns: point, and nm1; fur
flc minute-', cool, and lill into half
pint nil Kin' Jar. ad,m-t the rubber,
ami lid anil seal spenreh. I'lsicc in hut
trnter balh and process for rwentv min
tttes. having the water just le the
Seek of the bottle.
pple faisup
1 riiiee In preserving kettle
1 Screw rup of venj thick apple wac,
Our cup e eiiler rmi ;ir.
Unr unit one-half eup of hrnirn
ttuiw.
Our ternpean of p'tpriUa,
Our trn.ipoen of uiiitr prp;,cr.
One mid enr-half tnltripeiim of "nil.
Onr.hnlf tempoen of nlUpicr,
One 1rnp'i'in of cinnamon.
One trnipoen of nlnpcr.
Onr hi el tiiliteiperm of winf'tid,
, Onr cup of finrlu chopper! onions,
Tinii hit of garlic.
Tie the Rpirrs. onions and enrlie in
tilecp of ( heesi'leth.
Cook until thick like apple snare ana '.Tj.;,
II. I'll 111. III." l-l.'l UI.VII IF'HIII-., I llll"
a new man ami sei'inid
tu be "i'v dependent. Me lii.s a geed
t'.ii'e tils inetlii-r is one wlie tninii
in 1 ,ici iewa.il Iilm as If h" could net
. ', te lirusplf. ttls mntlier, lis we'
a nv nv,:i, and ether peepli Hi "iU '
am -.tiw li eMsh te marry him IP
"1.1. nn ii.eii. Is any money en me 11"
i il.ilms )t liar te h"lp nt'iienii. Tliat ii
ill vrv w.'l, hut, ".Mitlila. he Is lusirlj
v 'ii-elRli: yeais of ag, and mreh
night tn he able te tal;.- cirs of him
.If Nev. I'jnthla. should t'l !. '
-.is.i'metil lie broken, tih'.di one Mk uld
lii.it. !i the man ei mjself I1
li.Uc been told by teine that I de r.et
r rllv ei mm. I tlilnl: I .in. I ami
.Hi v twuttwe ears of age lie
ililms that In all the iwnt -seven
.t-s nf h',. 1 fu 1 am his Uret glil due
i his so.idltlen He al5e h.iy.s be loves
tie T'lls s truly a hard problem te
.il'.". .ir i .In net ll!;e te hurt any one,
i wl"'i the e duiim tin. grt.itest success
Teat'!. J oil for jour geed adUie.
Tin: i:i;r min.
I'r.ibr.bb the man's mother has cot-
ti iiin th" 1 ..bit of planning irythlng
for him and he needs te be thrown en
b's own rlii.i out pesltlil If he has) I
i h-dp at home or If you can Iho by i
yni'ijelws, lie iry mie you Uc him
mil de net eendi mn him for net spend-
it c nun li irurey : lie ettglit le lne
s mill 'i as he cm. j
Scolds at "Saracen"
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A Drunkard's Daughter Is Bitter
. About the Selfishness of Parents
And When They Are Like Her Father They Forfeit the Respect
of the Children Whom They Expect te Serve Them
itrW)VLVS"r you "By yumrtliliig."
J begged n gltl rorrcjpenilMtt .
"abeul the nrlHMinPFR of paictilH.' Hew
(bev cxppi't tliPlr flilldrcli le iln I'Vrryr
thing for them nml tukp anything tliey
carp te give thorn In return?
This bIt!k father l n diiinkanl. nml
bpr llfp l a linnl eiip.
In order te bp loyal te Iilm mie
has had te five up nil lier own friends,
for of course It is Impossible te have
nnvbedv nt hr house when there li nl
ways that dread of having lier -father
conic In. .
Hpr natural pride makes her want te
krep her head high, hi plte of the ills
crnce In her house. . , ,
And (lint make- everything much
harder f-jr her.
It Is a 300.I dral easier te bear dls
urine when you don't enre.
Yeu just sink down Inte Hip depths
and give up nil pretenc of being a re
vpeetPil citizen. . . ,
Hut the girl who tries te keep her
self above the ierdldncss; of het sur sur
teumlliifs has n longer struggle.
KKKPINU up nppeninncps is se des
perately linnl. , ,
ii'j siini'L-le in ItM'lf te go en leek-
j lug as if nethliiS bin happeueil. when
till (lie tlllle )lll Ilie HHiriMiiim i-mm--
'l.lng that is .".ut iibiitii li-enlilu? eui
' Anil there Is 11 great deal in tills
lateiiii'iil of the diuiiliiird's .laughter
I'lbeut patents seine parents, nm. 101-
Minintely. the innjetiiy. ,i.,.lnrs de net leek m, uell and yet we de
"-" """ I ..... nil I ile tlm l.illllel- Minis lllll n
1328 CHESTNUT STREET 1
. ...... ... ... H.W.VWI ;
f. i!7
the pnrpnt who ride roughshod ever his
i. 11. !...... ..i.i.iu nrlt'lleirei.'. fet'lillgs.
mid pleadings te gtntlfy hli own de-.
nrpi.
There 11 re mothers like Unit. tee.
It wems diendful for n girl Je turn
against lier piirpnls, but wIipii tlipv arc
of this type you cannot entirely blame
They have forfeited her respect, and
they nre net worthy of her consider
ation. This man who Ignores his .laughter's
desire for n home, her right te n geed
home, and his responsibility le her.
nml te himself In kpeplng her honor nml
respect for him. Is 11" ""ire her (unit
it mere stranger.
It Is 110 wonder slm has such bitter
ideas about selfish parents, when she
has given Up her life and friends and
hnppincFi, everything that she consider!,
living, te take care of this man who has
completely stepped out from under any
responsibility toward her.
He doesn't deserve the name of
'utiinr! Iip'm bint a drunkard. Ami the
daughter who renmlni leval In spite eH
his, behat ler is a pretty ime woman.
Adventures With a Purse
EVIDKXTl.Y high hoots will net
In. worn tills liar either, because
1 have Ten n1nin?t none of limn ills- ,
plated. I.nw Mine of fiery l.iud. uler
ml description : ami that means woolen.
or silk and wool stockings. Drab cel
Pint Aid'
Broken Delk
Dell Hospital
atraawn nii.
:r:!i xd
w MWHii Mwmm w..
' Pmrt$, Wig; Rubber, e,
Frank Kieslins
213 Gar mania wa Ava.
nmpfQ
f"$fij
Laraa Atiertmant of De
Toys, leachat, Etc,
Tbev de expect euTjlliins
children. , , ,, , ....
Tbev seem te feel that their children
ewe tliem a debt for the care and train
ing they have received at home.
Orntitude is the price they exact for
tlielr love. ... 1
And the gratitude must be epresed
in terms of service; their children must
be willing nnd nnxleus te mnke up te
them for the money they have spent
'.ml the time they have given te edu
cation. ,,
"After all that I have done for jeu.
tliis is r.ne of their favorite remntk".
uttered In wounded, mart red tones.
net all like the louder kinds. Il.it a
shop in town is having a special sale
of wool stockings, some plain colors,
ethers with a hit of design running
through them. They nre pileed at
$1.08 reduced from SI.CO.
Somehow I have never lest a liking
for colored handkerchiefs. Once I went
In for n very "wild" variety, queer,
colors with detH nnd designs and .thing,'
but new I've gotten down te the plnln
c Inrs. The ether dav I came across'
some very nlcp ones, there were various
colors, pink. blue, yellow, lavender and
i...... ... ......-.----. . - ... ...
i.,.i 1,'nl ivlint. vnn nre: is tun miiup wniie ones. 100. 11 jour insie ir
ci'atltiidp for tbp loving kindness of your 1 mere censeivative, -mid they were hut
parents"'" I ,rM (('",s '''"'"
I That kind of loving kindness doesn't I
) u.11 forth anv "SMImw1,' rAwVra.nlt'aaea'irTSali! Sl
I lie i.utbuists of gratitude Hid sen ice. .,., lhl hours of 0 nnd S.
I as .1 rule.
! i
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Don't Bake
Raitin Pies
when you can get delicious
ones ready-baked for you by
master bakers in your town.
Simply phone your grocer
or a neighborhood bake shop
and have one delivered, fresh
delicious, and all ready for
our table.
Serve one te your men
folks and hear what they say,
Luscious, juicy, tempting
made with
Sun-Maid
Raisins
Had Teur Iren Today?
SEE OUR EXHIBIT AT THE BIO T000
FAIR, COMMERCIAL MUSEUM,
NOVEMBER 13TK TO StTR
Her moneginm in the contrasting uner wl.iib edges her pe. kets and
. 'lifts In braid makes nil added bit of . .oration en a useful, simple street
frock. At this lime of enr 11 wool liel.iiue dress like this Is Ideal, as It
may he worn Instead of a suit or with a fur unit en cold dajs
The Weman's Exchange
a-
Very Anxious Girl" ' '?e"n h,er ,1,ln- !il,;,w ,kaJ sh '?
,,, , , ,.,i, piettj and nema sav fhu Isti t. What
will help you. Ti iblH , Jtu, ihmuv
yiand close enough te Which am eensldeiv.1 nicttlcst. dath.
..in" Imi te touch It with your tees or light cempleMcneil?
Cmi'I.i.1 ICIndlv .. 1 m,t me t.. , win .1 wu r. a Ii J our lie out as straight " nat Is it, meamng or UiacK ejeu
Te "A
I'.m n l-e
i.ri nlglit.
su-an and pliu-appleV
n : v nil ( nit .n iiinr umu ,,i'iti. . 1-1 . 1 ..,., 1.1., r. ,..., i.. i... iriiA.. ui..aI,.i. " ". - i-'v .-i... .. ,.
umn 'fiJ.i its uorrtenti lit me.iiv " '" "" "V"' """"'': . ".. ' . '.. .. l '''"e. li.Ur grewlnff. en my . upper
ierv tt nlii" I (tit nr.: one 1001 men ine einer i mp up Mitnetinies 1 pinch 11 en Willi my
Tae c.'iiet 1 1 tciidenev
ut. r waf. all the name
of Saracen's the ulge of Iho bed with your tees De
implied mr
ll.l .l! 1 1 em inlredtlntliin tn eiitiehtnli.ti.
lilrls in the younger spf have Ven ii"j t i n simi (r full i.tntv te
1'irtitig iIe'.mi te an art. I hey dent
"iU and l..ngiiili, ihey go out after a
man. ami u-u.i l hmd htm.
And s,i when llflen lentiilrd te Aline
;;',il. 1 1 in i that Mii'iui l.nii'.' was 1.1 be there,
.Masen 1.0 ii. the writ) r. im dear, jen
ilillst liute sefii hi. wurk," Aline detrr
iiiiiiiiI te make him aware of hei pie
eiiiiie. and -he s.n ci'de.l with appar
enth ir little ttellhle.
He hail asked her te dame, nnd when
the ei. lustra had stepped, lie had net
released her. Thej had stmlled mit tn
the iunch Iniwl, ,.nd wlien ill" music had
start'. i again, her eje answered the
.pierj it. his. It was in tins war tlia
im iitislli ' 'iiiii'i'.iment
l".i, who told veu th.tt jeu possess
r.n "aitistl' iimpi-rament" An- jm,
1 tialn ,( u 11 tot n Mim ,,' sl'Ii-
..lt itleu lliing aitisile im .ins tie.
e-.s'ng a pu. er or iiu.illty of perceiving
. il liau sulilm; tin beantltu: In 11 mile.
''i 1 asl jour es en the uieil.ru gili
i'l. jipel) aid il..ir.ietirlze her .is
ugeu, itMBi stie, i ulgar
this .is many times as you can without
;,-ettlng tired, ttilng te Increase tlie
iiiimti. : of times bv one or two each
lur.'lr. This will ic.luee you.
Is there .itiv beauty in .iuc'i di erlp- , '
tiDii" .Mn union is mere nii.cn iruin 1
in our -tit' meat' Vet v little. nd
h" ts It tlm' miu knew fe much of thu 1
modern girl' In jeu p member tint
old -aim., 'Uirds of a fiallicr Heck
tutretlier"?
Truthful y speaking, I will bet nny-
nine ieu iin)w a riw nuppei-d wne .in-
All About Complexions
,) itnei of tl'iiiiimi's I'ii'."':
Iii.ir Madam I nm a dutli tender
nf j our lultiful celuniii. I'lt.i-e answer
tii'i' iiuesileiia 'for me.
Mi- friend has a erv dark com-1
.! ssir 11. (lriik hail and cvif. She has hI
sui.iil bfitut.i mark en each cheeN and these two plants'
te nnu imin.
mils. Will that de anv harm?
1 hae a white vehet hat. Could I
wear it this winter? D. il.
Well, really It wouldn't be possible
.0 viy whether she Is pretty or net
' ithet.t seeing her. Her expression, her
.uures .mil tin; leek In her eyes have
much te iln with it. And it's foolish
ei -ay which Is prctttei, as some prefer
1 kIiI complexions, ethers like dark, and
1 eh l.s sometimes ptctty and sometime."
plain. It all depends en the girl herself
THl'X therp's the pnvent whose love
Is se grent that it falls ever back
wind and becomes selfish.
Tills is usually the mother who can
not bear te have her child go away from
In r. even for a day.
It makes her almost 111 just te think,
of such n thing and her behaiien
makes her child unhnppv and nervous. '
Hut she thinks she Is indicating deepj
mother love. .
11 ivmildirt mnke miv difference
whether she were a mother or net, she
would still hnve that deep Ievp. be-1
cam.' It is net for her children, but fer1
herself. . '
She cannot bear te be without them!
because she wants them all te lier-eit:
tlielr happiness Is net .her first thought,
as Is usual in tbp light kind of mother
love ; her own happiness is.
BUT then there's that third kind of
selfish parent who Is like the father
of the girl who wrote this sad letter;
".'.in anj reader tell the meanings of
1 J1.1 ve net been able
WHAVS WHAT
Ihi Helen IJevie.
ie had (latiecl four dances straight j""' a bit etln r than what ou say.
iv it li li i 111 nnd h:nl .-at mil iwe mere,
whli b fmi had been the ause of ( 'hur
ley's jealous .
ecrtheless, although ihi. iind hap
pen d. ami alrimii'.'h Helen, in nn n-
'iisijiinllv. I am aciiualnted with mu'iy
fl.ippe"s who are as geed as geld de
MJi'e III" f U they bale bnbbe.l hair and
wiar abbivii.Udl -klits Meweier, I am
,'erri tn i.iv (tulte ,1 tew cynical . enle
v. 'il uplmM j our .ugtllilMlt Yeu luien
slntie .'nlilwlei,, .. iiliit.. ll,., mi. n,.U !,.,,! tllev s.ll "misery leVea OlIIIIMIlV,
ippiired 10 ecu's room te powder ''-eii.il'j. t tlilnK li is almost n-itu-tliei-
noses (nil told Mine ileli-ln.. Hi-' r:U f"r f'ple pes.sesslnu' siuh ten 1. ia
1. .1, ' ini.,iiti.u i.t ,,s dispiayrd In join I. tier te junge
that ".Mnsnn was cu..v about I1.1. he 1 , vv, , t muiig flappers h.ushlv. l-n't
li'i.ln t paid any attention te ativ unfit mis,udging them t" lenslder them
"se." Aline wasn't sati-tiu'. , snnhblsli, hard-hearuil and ..ominen .'
Thi.pn In. I been semel Inti- il.,.n- "ewel 1 r "he Is lien of these Oil the
mere nail been -.111. nun. .Umu, , , , , ,B thf. mllilr,,s, of u
Masen Leng s attitude tliat .ml vaguely' .I1K,ljm ,,ii hr.r own. physic, ly quecn
tiuiibleil her. omeiiev.' she couldn't jnK 11 auietig herslstei. Yes, 'finder
'ii'lieve that lie was netiinlh a- howled ..ii.i.IIKi shielding drab garments fr m
ever bv lier as he seemed tn be and .is hr shoulders, appealing most wonder.
(Mentions would liad anj one tettulh .nr.ijeil. siiBKing arm nrr shins
tile (lull pl'Sl nne ineiwi a luiuif niuiii
.it. n.. . lr.e. .1 "i Wtl.K K"" V
tbp bottles in vater bath with th wnter uuring tne tune 111.1t uir Had been Your Pttcr was placed In the -vreng
lust te the neck of the bottles nnd '"Sethcr. she bnd brought out all In 1 fib by mistake and way, then-fore, net
process for twentv-five minutes ' after little tricks one by one. She had nn- 1 published "H "ew-
t... ..... ,.... utl,., .1,... .,. lers.s seriously With llllll (ill tnlilis ti.lt
1 ll' "air, 1.1111V-. .unlink, iihii i.-iii...... . , ,, ,
Peal seeurelj and when cold dip the for the most part did nm intrr.t hm.
tops of the bottles In melted paraffin. m ..Itheugli h.; had s.rmed intete.te,l.
Rr.ir In ennl drv t.lnee. ,"'""""""'" '"" 'w " ." " "IM'ie.ia
i a i"MSl la 1
1 Ne, this will net huit veu. If you de
net de it tee r uglily. Wear the while
hat bv all means. It would leek well
with a black elvet band and rosette
Might In front, don't mu think se?
sljP
T1 toeJi a hun-
dred years te
develop Tetley's
Orange Pekoe.
Every cup is tea
perfection.
, WEDDING .
I imi KMiKAVKO S11 .60 I
I wv ANMIl N KMKNTS I
I Other StTlpi Net Knirnred nt I
I 8.1.00 ptr tee I
Writ or pliene Walnut S.1-2S for I
I litem simpl and correct forms. I!
SretbI Kmrmlni Shep, flit Walnut StVj
TETLEYS
Makes geed TEA a certainty
Country Chew Chew
j tivelj en her ev.pusjte face, sn had
Iviiewn with tliat strange woman s in.
tuition lliat ..111 .ens.' si tr.nni tlitn.r.
Open a can of shoe peg canned corn tliat he wis net stirred She felt intli'T
nnd drain well. Or jeu may oak and that Im wii' studying her. ami giv'n."
cook until tender one cup of dried com. wry little of li'm-elf dining the piueess, ,
Wash and s,,ak overnight one cup of j.,,, she wa- tee clever te show anv
small lima beans, and in the morning nniuiniice. Her lieautiful fa. . Inn i.
cook until just tender. Prntn. mnimd as , aim and unpeiturmil 11s
Separate one medium size head of tlieiub one man or another meant neth-
eaulitlewer into tlnwerets ami cook K n, he,, nf,., ,m, . was gl.id. des.
until tender. Drain. pemt.'l.i glud, when ether men nit 111
Cever one quart of tiny silver onions en her dances. She wnut.d .Masen l.eng
Tith boiling water. Let stand until cold in Knew 1 lint she was pnpulnr. that sue
and then remove the skins, was 'note in ilea. and than anv etiiei girl
Cut In inch pieces six red nnd six in the room whether it meant amtlung
green sweet peppers, te him nr net.
Cut six large sour pickles in inea All) f(1 ,, t)lP ,i afte,- her tall.
Works . . , ... , with Clmi"le. Mn-en 1 ailed m r en the
Place all In the preserving kettle and tpleplmni.. Aline was thrilled, almost
ml cMili.tnt. She feuld liardlv l.iep her
Tice paits cider vineiir te one pill u,ir" st,,,lll wI", answcreil him.
tenter '""I " vn' 1'lf' nifHl difficult thing in the
' world te maintain lit r u-ual blase ntti-
Have tins mixture juh te wuinn one unic tow aid lite. cmt b, fore had sh
Sew Frecks Often
Given Girdle Sheiver
Inch of the top of the preserving kettle
Bring te boiling point and add
One cup of flour,
One cup of mintard (utine the dry
farkagt mustard).
One cup of Ireicn sugar,
One clove of garlic, chopped fine-.
Twe tablespoons of white pepper,
four tablripoens of paprilej,
Onc'half cup of salt,
iJi.c teaspoon of cinnamon,
One -half teitspoen of allspice,
7'ire teaspoons of ginger,
One tablespoon of tumeric,
One eup of vinegar,
One-half cup of wafer.
felt this win about nn man. She hud
alwajs ac. epted I'lviinunns as lier due. '
but new lis she iniiig up tne rcciiwr, she
sat absolute ly still ler a moment, her
eyes shining, lier lips parted soft jr.
At that moment, she was net Aline
Fester, a product of the reckless nprta,
no one who could haie seen her then
would have thought of her as lilafe,
She was an e'iiitei little girl, thrilled
nt the prospect of an engagement wltn
a man sue iikpii mere man eniinnrlly
wen, .nu yet, live minutes later, as
she sat befme the mirror of her dress
ing table, her face hart resumed its so
phisticated smile, and die was planning
1 he same that she would nlnv tomorrow
Mix te smooth blend, and then add te evening whpn she wus te have dinner
the mixture in the preserving kettle, 1 witli Masen r.eng.
irlth ,
One ounce of mustard seed, Tomorrow Dinner In Town
' Twe tablespoons of celery seed, .
One.half cup of pickling spices. , W iQf fp fi .
KHr with wooden snoen. until the . . , . J
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ixture conies te buillus point, watch
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SekXUn?te1 minZs: fill inie'a . ? lnttBUrr?vV,a
lass jars, and adjust the rubbers nnd wft'nkaLd ?,,, T eri ?
fids ami seal securely. When cold dip L$f ''el ' nH ,.t.e tl, nlnk"
h tens of the iars in melted paraffin. "'" y.t'v... ' "!.."'..! "I . .
Btere in epel dry place. , ,, ,)l)egt pln. ,bnt
It veu desire te give this chew a little inff ',.,, im iinwi u
ketter and mere apicy tweng, add Kruff t(mt wits tucked In .v another l'ka'
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In 1 very laige city "trarrtc cetis" nre
stationed te legulnte the alternate pass
mg of lehiclc and of pedestrians, and
in (.potato and enforce the safety sig
nals. In the hl.cks between the.se cor
ner eresslnps -ignals bio Inoperative,
M. Unit a man or woman who dashes
across the street In the pathway of
. Meedlng motercais does se ai me ri-u
'I'lieKe Interble.l; dashes are called
' liuU ire.'liigs" as indicating unfa
' 111lll.il ll with Ihi" wavs of a great Ity.
md ahe beciuse sUch a crossing Is a
Idlsoeurti eii'U "be(b" Interference
with thu M'hleles' light of way. A well
bred woman does net make an cm
'barrasslng apectaele of herself by an
' awkward nili arinii the mldbloek of a
downtown thoreughfme. It is mere
iliaiilllnl and less ddiigereus te obey
'he tratlle laws; t cress a busy sticet
milv at ihe eenier, and then only when
the" sunaphote is set with the "rtetp
, sKnal against veludea ready te cress
j he. ) de.Url ill's path.
Net Merely
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One small bottle of Worcestershire lining of white china silk. And nreiinu
twee, , the neck, sleeves nnd edged was a bind-
One bottle of Chinese shey sauce, lug finished with tiny wool cress-sf itches
pile bottle of icalnut catsup, . of the same soft color. It was se pretty
mperteu cuews anii.1011 uirsei mac 11 wns 111-0 going in
prove very, ery uteiui,
nv COKINNK U)VK
The girdle pla nn Important role
In prevent -day costuming. Apparently
w are Insatiable regarding thai stuffed
or twisted or rolled iicccssniy which
was launched some seasons age, and
when wc reject It at the waliillne we
make up for this slight bj adopting
It at the neckline. This t.ipe nf Krdle
is at its best en one of the straight
line, draped effects siieli us he jmvi)
pictured today. And freiuentl It gains
distinction from the hupplemuitnry aid
of a second belt this without any of
Its own p.ituen ciinrueierlsties. Thus I
en thu above afternoon model of brown 1
mem .!...i .1.. ..:.-.. ...
ress, this littla, ' V' .. ...,1.1 V.. . .V." .? '" " .'l"r,,
Ith some warm '," ,",.'" '," 1 ."""i""'," " s""" '
ii'iik null- pnneiH art) 01
The
au
brown )" repeated n the sttiMnict)
large cub attached te a long tight
fitting sleeve. It is well te remember
that the st.ile of many n new model
h achieved solely by some such whin
skill sleeve its we beheld here.
JJ.Sheppacd &Sens
Cheese Thanksgiving Linens
Frem the World's Best
HE netf linens are ready thorough-
breds in their sturdy quality, ex
quisite fineness and perfect taste the
traditional linens of this house and the
sort that, may well become treasured heir
looms in your own.
Embroidery Orders for Chrittmas Table Linens
should be placed NOW te insure delivery en time
100$ (BhcstnutStreet
S Our Exhibit,
aTeetn 5,
Phitadelphia
Feed Fair
Since 1857
Over half a century age, when your grandparents were young,'
Hcardsley s threaded Codfish w as an established favorite. Fer sixty
hve years this splendid fish product has been used in American homes.
Fer breakfast, for luncheon, for dinner or supper nothing is su
perior te Shredded Codfish.
Codfish balls, light and crisp, fried te a deep brown, are the pride of
geed cooks. But there are many tempting wavs te use Shredded
Cednsn ether than in the well known codfish ball-au gratin, deviled,
timbale, fritters, en casserole, creamed, and a la creele are a few of the
attractive wavs of preparing luncheon and dinner dishes. And a
threaded Lednsh Rarebit made according te our recipe is one of
the surest te please.
Kif Cedfi,h is se. eas' d iuick te prcPare- in
from ten te hftcen minute, you can have a meal ready for five people.
And this s from one package-costing fifte-n cents.
with ?MTr K f?r ardley';, Shrdded Codfish. The box
SSv fW ""(1, vAsk .l?.,m' V5.0' f?r our book of recipes "The
Daily Question". Yeu will find it a help.
J. W. Beardiliy't Sens, Ntwark, Niw Jerity
BEARDSLEYiS
Shredded
CODFISH
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