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VAUheugh te the Best of Their Knowledge Wc, Would Get
Ourselves Up in Blue Denim or Brown Plush te Play Gelf!
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TpHEKE'S a woman nt our club,"
began the golfer Irt n tenp which
owed very plainly titnt lie MuinreviM
women m a coif eiue. "wim trii"
Ste attract nttciitlen bv ui-nrlns knlck-
m. She leek terribly in them, mil
he Insist niten appearing every But
fitirday nftcmoen when nil the men
eeme out. She linn two Fiilt', one blue
"denim and one brown pliHi "
J "WlintV" liiteriupted a feiulnlne l's-
tner. "Are jeu sure iibeut thee
iKBterlMls?"
"Why, W
"Did jour wife tell ou they were
denim nml p1uhV" persisted the mom mem mom
Jteer of the sex Hint knows material
"Ne, but I'm ure they were. It 110
Jdenlm die were nil summer, nml new
ihe's wearing brown plush. And she
leeks like n sliivileteii in them. She's
Jten old te be going nnmnd tint wnv "
He went en w'lli hN xterj of (INjuf,
'perfectly -utStled that he was rl,'lit
Sin every particular.
t
JTMAGINE n woman who was se peer
J-Mhnt she had te wear denim In um-
mer suddenly becoming wenlthj enough
Jte wear plush in winter!
t She would leek like it nfa cushion all
Jfear round, nt least It was nice of him
te be that consistent.
- He was se mre.
J And se serious,
J And e Indignant nt being doubted.
It's 110 wonder that men think our
jclethes nie fu'iiiy 11 11, 1 we nrc slllv
about tlicm when t Iic think suili
trnnge thing iheut them theuisehes
THE HOME DRESSMAKER'S DELIGHT
It'i nlvvn.v getting In the way m.
He speaks from bitter experience,
having (llsentnngled It many times from
the heel of his dancing pump, and
paused numbers of ether times te tuck
It snugly down while aiding 11 lid nbet-
ting In the donning of 11 tteublesume J
c cuing wiap, te s,i nothing of the
time he has wasted oil retiiewng It
fiem clialrs with uunpllcated iirlng,
or the Intrlcadcs of a theatre seat,
TI1H great ittcstleu is, what materials
were the lady golfer's knickers really
made of? t
reininlne curiosity!
Denim could he linen perhaps, or
inn he tweed, and jdifli N pretty surely
corduroy, ultheiigh as far us that gees
It might be khaki!
In tbN nse I suppose the joleis are
fairly accurate; blue and brown lire
pretty easy,
If the lady had went tan, 1 hate te
think what she might have been ac
cused of, for u man Is ueer ery sure
of himself en off colei.
The girl who sicks te bring n soft
becoming (lush te her checks by wear
ing delicate old re-e would be shocked
te hear herself described bv a man.
"Oh, she had en some sort of bright
red tiling!" he would ptelmbly re
mink caielessly, "15ut It was awfully
lie iimlllg."
Viel t or biender are el-si difficult
shades te diagnose.
Thcj may be libeled as purple, gray,
pink or even blue
5 If they think we could make sum- ' ,v"lk w vVvtt bU"''
Jlner knickers out of our l.tundry bngi 1 , ,.,, . ,., , . 4,
and winter ones out of our parior-deor ' TT MItilll just be possible that tin
dCurtnlns, what eKe must thej think! I ladv of the knickers is eccentric, ntn'
Of rnursi tliev thlelc flint i. ,iii,1,l
fet nleng en much less th.ni 0 think
xve need In the way of clothes, and se
Jtierhiips they de bellexe us capable of
k getting evening dresses out of luce
"curtains.
J Although I de knew one who knows
that we wear tulle in the ewning.
J He considers it one of the met nn nn
tBeying materials a woman wears, tee.
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that her knickers are denim und plush.
In that tnse we apologize te the gen
tleman. Hut If It's true, then he Is one of
the few exceptions in a class which
1 makes 11 general prsutlic et ranking
nil women's materials under about two
general bends, such as "either cheese
cloth or mnrnbeu," or "If It wasn't
organdie then It must llne been cerise."
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J i cuff JA. J , !ES. .s . i -?4,.KABWiVW yu
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Please Tell me
What te De
tr CYNTHIA
l.tlttri te CvnlMa column mvit b
tertlfm en one tlrtc. 0 Iht pavtr enlu
and mwe bttientd with tfut wrtttrs
game and ndnrtaa, Tht name will net
r publtthti 1 tht irrltrr deet net ii'lih
If. J'iMlnril lcrr nun Itttrr erift;"
en both tlrfff of the tlaptr will net d
an mcr rea, . wnirrt wne town prrena
that mm hit
column ti'tll slran loew there,
nnit terra
etven
In the
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sennl letter nre enlu written when aiie-
luieixj ntceiiarv.
Inside Our Coats isy hazel dkye iiatciikler
We Neiv Park Our Hands
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The Reckless Age
Mine Fniter, u member if the gay
pnunmr net. deeitte te beenme rt
yaptcl te Climlcii Tunc, net burnt if
ihc htei him. but firrnnte thcii mem
e tceli suit i',l tu inch ether, Hen
tr, she initials upon biinj fite, (Did
her flirtation irttli Mnu'n Lenn. n
unter, makes Vhailci mUctable and
bnntn ileicn en tier haul tin irrath
of her family.
Annoying A'eiivs
JM. day nbeut three months after1
Aline and Charley had decided te I
Income engaged Aline was summoned
te the telephone one morning. I
"Oh, Aline." came In Helen I trad
1p5's voice eer the wire, "1 line the
most screaming news for jeu. Mj
di-nr, jeu'll simply die whin jeu hear
whnt it is. I can hnrdlj wait te tell
1 jeu."
Aline had been res nil dnv. Sev
The combination frock ! Whnt possibilities it affords of making ever
and combining the old with the new. Here nre two ways In which it Is
made uttinctlwly. The one shows 11 Meuse, of blsipie. With loops of
siutaihe us trimming, combined with a skirt of heavy black satin, with
nn Insert of blsipie te make it wide enough, perhaps, or just us decora
tion. At any rnte. the idea could he lepled by any one who In hard up
for width. The ether dress is the familiar juikct effect of steel nnd
Oiiental colors ever n pleated skirt of the predominating color of
the. blouse
Here's a Chance te Learn Seme of
Mrs. Wilsons Ways of Maying Soup
Three Times the Required Amount May Be Prepared at Once
and Served in Ways That Vary the Taste
WHAVS'WHAT
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lust winter was, "'lheu muff net.
tBliiffs were almost extinct, and this
there is little pinmlsu held out
tills ac-
te tlie quart of water, nnd dimmer
All 1 slew lv until the vegetable may be rub
1 bed through a fine sele.
A HOT tasty dish of soup is wel-1 Te use potatoes, carrots, turnips use
cenifd by the family during the cold 1 f we and ene-hnlf mips of the flnelj
uenther nml If the bnnseu-if.. -''"s the "llm' ,l.'etable te one quart of wnter
weatliei, ami it tlie neusewit,- 1 s iue , . ... , ,.,,, nt,i t,,.
Nlta Naldl, 2d, Aniwara
Dear Cynthia Will you please print
this for "Nlta Naldl' 2d's" advisers?
"Hnndaeme," your little note waa won
derful but net quite long enough. Yea,
"Handsome," I dance and enrage In
most nil sports. I'm sorry we cannot
meet as I'm sure it would .be R pleasure
te meet eeme one like you, but, as
Cynthia nays, It lan't done, te I guess
we will just have te correspond through
the column. I certainly would like te
hear mere of you. Thank you.
New, "William C" your ndvlce was
very acceptable nnd I will try te de as
you imy. Ne, nn yet I have net been
jilted nnd If I was I certainly wouldn't
be blue ever It, as I'm net that kind.
NIJA NALDI, 2d.
letter Let Him Qe
Dear Cvnthla I have never written
te your wonderful column before, but
new nnd It necessary.
I am a young- lady In my teena ana
about a year aax I met a young man
cf my ace. We had been keeping com
pany rer aoeui six menins wnen ne
asked me te marry him and we were
te be married several times, but some
thing always turned up, and It was
postponed. My parents never knew that
we were going te be married nnd neither
did ma parents, nut W9 were going 10
elope.
Rut, dear Cynthia, he never treated
me right. I always did my very best
te help him along-, but he had several
bnd habits which I tried very hard te
make him conquer, such ait drlnklnr and
ret working and also gambllnr, but net
very much, only that I was afraid It
would develop aa ha grew elder. He
claimed he loved me and I am sure I
loved htm ; In fact, I still de.
He used te break appointments with
me at the last minute and always had
some kind of an excuse and I always
excused him. He disappointed me twice
and kept me waiting all evening and
never cared or called me en the phone
te tell me he couldn't come, for no rea rea
ren at all, but still I forgave him be
cause I loved him. He never gave me
a box of candy or took me te a show,
hut I never thought a thing about that.
Still I was always having trouble and
lately lest fifteen pounds worrying about
different things. New, some people
might think I was a feel. Just whnt I
was. but when you leve a person It
seems te alter things a grent deal.
I steed everything and tried te be
happy because I thought he would
change. ,
But at last, two weeks age when he
mnde a feel of me, I simply hnd te
gle him up. Se I did se Just for a
little satisfaction because I nm always
se Independent, and te think what you
would de for love!
1 suppose you couldn't tell any way
In which te bring him te his senses,
but maybe you could or some of your
renders could as I love him and think
he might care for me.
JUST A POOL.
Yeu would de well te continue the
estrangement. Such a man would make
a most seinsh husband. Dctter let him
go.
Wide Is the diversity of religious be
lief nnd unbelief In these United States.
There Is no "Church of America" cor
responding te the Church of England,
lissome American churches baptism is
.'...nnint in nfheM It In mersly a
fesmnl nnd semi-legal rite, while, of,
course, among Hebrews tnore ancient
ways of name-bestowing are scrupu
lously observed.
When a. child Is born Inte a family
which nccepts godmothers, fairy and
otherwise, It Is usual te- have an In
formal christening party, after the cere cere
tnen The decorations nre pink and
white rosebuds. The traditional "caudle-cup"
gruel punch or. hets eggnog
Is forbidden In these prohibition days,
se that the Infant's health, success and
longevity must b "toasted" In tea or
het chocolate, passed around with the
christening cake. Gifts for the newly
come may be presented at the christen
ing pnrtv, hut It Is mer usual te send
these tokens of friendship in advance
of the festal day.
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B TBLRPHOMKl HMCCMM :
ernl thing, Ind happened te aiinev her. ""'"" '""'fully these soups may beruMird through a fine sieve,
the iu.st important of which was the ' "eru"1 XUrw "r l""r u,w ''at'" "teK
fact that a new e,rn!n frock had com. . """ ",Ue, '""'"""ilil1 i('08C-
home net at all te her liking. She had . A M,itnbl" Uul is ,,,'"-'!";j for
sueeespttll soup maKing, ana 11 m:
be vufl'.rien:!;- !arg It wl'l pay
te puichase n geed-sized kettle with
flsed nearly the whole nmr"i"" nr If.
nml inn) Ciniiv .!.,., 1. tn.i .. 1 1, ,.,i. family
til M, win, nit itii1i.'.i 1t,, tfr li.i.l li. .I.....1
.0 ruin her .lay. At Ihe M,um! of Helen's -1-"""B "' n ""''' "l'
mice her f.-iri. relnnsl int n .,,,ii.. can be made at one time te serve two
"All rlifit " she iniuinl,i ,ii,.t.-K. or nirce umes.
When purchasing the meat for Snt-
urd.iv and .Stinc'.n. hae butt her cut a
pound ami a half of beif from the shin,
nnd add te it nil bones and trimming
from the nuat lust Imihaed. Wash
. ' bone- and meat and place in soup
return"!!, ,,.. ,,, ,.,,,1
I m nil ears.
"It's about Charley." Helen hi'iran.
purposely drugging out her news s as
in gci mere ei an euect. .My near,
jeu just won't believe it!"
"I 11 de my best," Alin
nnd smiled tnlerantlj. As though Char
ley could de iiuyiltinc that uenlil ser. ! Thier nuarti of li nter.
prise her. If he were capable of th.it One fcwHi'A uf seii hcibi,
I li.. mli.tif liu ,mifi. Ii,r li :.... !... - . i. H'li i s..,iiji?Wef tf tun fit the fiiieltl
One of the fashion commandments of' ns, there wasn't a tlilns"nbeut him I theppid 'teen tepi of itall; of iclery,
that Aline illdnt knew bv heart uiree-iiunrieri run ''" .""i"."
"Well, gue-s who was "out with him Tite carieti pnnd nml cut tnilnc.
last night, .lancing at Sai.km's after! '' '" t 'triune pnud amlni '" ' '-
tin' theatre'" ! 0nr rnn f fnmalncs, that hare hern
"I haven't nn idea." drawled Aline. I '",'"' tiueiigh nice fu ei jmi .,,
"(Ill Villi., inii'ni tnini.Lvll.t . I I Kill' I' 'MJI'IOII IWHIIIJI " " """"V.
wen. an rigiit. ns long ns jeu re de- ""'
termined net te be MirprNed. It wusi I'.ring te boiling point and simmer
Mabel Cellins'." Cij slowly for three hours en the -lui-
"Mubel Cellins!" Aline repeated tlielmer'ing burner,
weids after Helen as though sj,,. hadn't j Place in small bowl
I'earu aiignt. "iieieti. dlil jeu s.ij '
Mabel Cellins? Yeu :nut he joking."
Helen was gleeful. 'Se I did pet a1
rle out of jeu after all'' she uld
slanglly. "Well, it's (iin,, true. .ncl i
.Mamma Cellins was (hapeiening Mabel. '
i un jeu imagine ine getgisiii- (
THE HOME
IN GOOD TASTE
Bv UaretS Donaldsen Ehtrltin
i
7ear
jfer the lmmc.llatQ icMvai of
leessery.
J; However, we
eur muffs eland
uie new geln
.-tlnely. 1'er one of
the newest iffects is te pun hie muff
accommodations from the fullness of
the fur bodice. A been this will prove
Jte the absent-minded and perhaps it
may lead te the pel feet ion of a sjstem
Including the umbrella,
t The sort of muff which we cnr.iiet
smlslay is shown in today's suit of black
Jbrouddeth and black caracul The
I jacket of this !.a .. Lad; panel of fur
corresponding te the hospitable front
t panel.
J Meanwhile the novelty of the fur
i Bensen continues te be the little bleuse.l
model with the tight hip band nnd
J this is tlie wuj we are all remodeling
tlast year's fur coats.
Thne-'iuarteri eitp of flour.
One lent tablespoon of salt.
One and ene-hnlf tcttipeani of peppci,
One can of cold Killer.
Stir te dissolve tlie flour, and blend j nnd add
In the spices, nnd stir in te tite tieiiing ,ycu. ffrcj t,itfr.?poeii of flour.
Ml ether vegetnbles, such ns green
pe.is. beans, et cetera, use one nnd
ene-hnlf cups of the prepared vege
table te one qnnrt of wuler.
When the vegetnbles are cooked very
(oft, rub the entire mixture through a
line sjeve te mnke the wgetnble puree.
Te prepare the soup, add one cup
of puree for every cup of milk, nnd
allow two tablespoons uf flour, using
the level measurement, for each cup
of milk and vegetable puree. Stir
the Heur in the cold milk, then bent
te boiling point, cook for live minutes,
then slowly whip in the prepared vege
table puree: season te taste nnd add
' Tne tableipeiini of butter te every
quart of the soup.
I Tomate soup may be made from the
prepared canned tomato puree or from
a special puree mnde from canned
tomatoes,
1 Te prepare the tomato puree place a
i pan and add
One bunch of soup htrbi, chopped
i fine,
, Three onieni, chopped fine,
t One carrot, chopped fine,
i Tin ec-quartet cup of the finely
eheppid tepi of the green celery,
One-half teaspoon of poultry season
in P.
. One-quarter teaipoen of thyme,
1 Three eupi of told trater.
Simmer slowly until the vegetables
an- very soft, cool nnd then rub the
mixture through a fine sieve.
l'lticc two cups of milk in saucepan
Put Raisins
in Oatmeal
Add the lure of tweets te eer
call that your children should
eat and you'll no longer have te
force theie healthful feeds.
Try raiitnt in the oatmeal
they make a "new diih" of k.
Ratiini also Increase the en
ergy and iron in this farneue
feed.
Sun-Maid RaSiini should eeet
you no mere than the following
prices:
Seeded Un U et. N s0.)-20
Seedleu (in U m. red elite.) ISa
Seeded or Seediest (lies.)--lBe
Always aik for
Sun-Maid
Raisins
Had Your Iren Today f
SKB OUR EXHIBIT
AT THK BIO FOOD FAIH
COMMERCIAL MUSEUM
NOVEMBER 13th TO 25th.
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P0MPE1AN
OLIVE OIL
Sold Everywhere
cm genu, 'linrlev . ln ""' .N'" " -" ;. ,''.",".: "''
T.,e spending an ev.n.ng wait MaUl '' 'V ( ' mlnu.es '" I Stir ... dissolve nnd bring te boiling;
and her mether: i f 0 like veu mnv add wok slowly for fie rainutea, then add
Aline (Olldnt. but , ie rinssnil H,e " uU "M lu ( ,k l,miln iuim. el,lnnn
whole thing etf llglitlj, chatted with Tun cup of finely dieid ';'"'"'" ""' in the tomato puree clevvly and bring
Helen a few moment,, and tinallv rnng one mid one-half eupi of .ineiy c10,,,,,,1 ,11(j. tf) jij,, p()lnt. M0, two m(nutc,
off. The niw, vag'ielv aiiuii)ifl hvueubl'Hic "fiO"' one-half hour Ufme ,..,,. wjtll st nn(j ,,c,,j)eP nnj tjny
although
Can Yeu Tell?
JSy II. ,. anil .1. 11'. Iledmrr
Ot What Laughing (ins Is Made
The sclentlhc name of laughlnj
lie 1011I1I11 t tell whv. Mnbel smma.
was the lea-t uttiurtlvc girl she knew. T, , Beup mliy l,e served.
lh re was nothing i.lmut her that ""il'l , r,,st ime an vegetable soup
pn-Mhlj appeal te Charley r am man -ei. i KPp,1 time, sti.tlned
et Ills tvlle I hell uhl nn mirit. 1....1
Clinrln ..,.. ... rl,.. ...... .1.1.. . .' ...!.... Cl1!'
. ..... i .'.. iw hit- IllfUlflU l llllilll
.viatiei. I'liiipernnxl liv .Mr,. ( ellin.
fur the eVelllni; It
for
h
t The sclentlhc name of laughing ga
'In nitrous euile, which , miiile m a
mixture of eiiial parts of ei.vgen and
nitrogen, When It Is brcitheil into the
'lungs it creates u pleasurable eclte
inent te these who Inhale it therefore
Jthe name, laughing gas This i ffect is
produced when Inhaled beciiue mere
Jcxgen tbnn the nermul amount enters
,the system and the nervous sjstim Is
disturbed, living n powerful stimulant
Sit gles nn uiinaturjl activity te the
nerve centers.
5 Sir Humphry I'avy. the inventor of
the safety lamp, is responsible for theibels iiigerness te be popular and her
J use vvc iimke of laughing gas in miner I failure at it Charley, with the rest of
operation such ns cuiuctlng teeth, etc. the boys, had ducked daw eg with her,
J Known as nitren- evide, this gas at the j hud ibplercl her taste in clothes. Then
tlme Davy wes about twenty was con- what had pes.e,s(M i,m , (,,),,. j,,,,. mlt
Bldered very poisonous, Hut I'avy ex- dnnelng? Had he done it with the idea
i perimenieu wiiu u upon nimsen ie un- , tnat she, Aline, mlglit be jnileiis'' Hut
; rover its effect upon the human system, no, that huidly exphuni'd it If he had
jlle expencnceii no imrmiui eitcctH ami wanteil te de thnt In- nev.r would have
i-as be became bolder he Inha'ed mere ,.ien Mabel for his putpe-e Aline
J and mere of It tit one time, until he nWls intensely mrleii-, lueliued te be
finally beenme uninnscleus. He found i amused, and vet she mmiIiI net seem te
himself in the mldt of delicious dreams 'threw off that feeling of irritation that
Snd experienced the most pleasurable m(l hW(,,lt n,,.r ,er ,v1Ptl IIf.,( , ,
Bennuuens. "iini m "'"", ""''"-" iirst ImpatteU the news. JIveiv one who'
did iu a short time he illsceverea that , u.,,n ,,h,u, it would laugh just nS
0L. al ltjhfxei litl(itfhil n 1 1 lliiitif.fla 4 1 1 1 1 . I
plneh of allspice.
th" This amount will serve four persons.
1 I'er 11 general itile for mnkitur the
and In tomato soup, add two level tablespoons
in ueur ler every cup 01 milK nnu
I'he ttilril time, siruincii nnu witu 1 tomato ntiree, iiieiui the Heur m the
eutifir.v itiiTiitillni! in the soup, mill; and cook, and then blend in the
wa, tin hi'licviih e. I 'in.., ,,,nnr U mnde Inte 11 mint lout, toninte ninee. uhlnnlnir In slowly.
and Aline leuldn't unileistund it, that i and the vegetableH .llscanh .1. This will pi event this soup from curd-
was win -he was Irritated. 1 Cream soup can be made from nl- ling and eliminate the use of baking
If Chnrlev had been seen with Heb n, met everv vegetable that grows In the 1 soda.
or wen niiiiiny, or .Mitrgilet Kuther- 1 raiMm. Tne propenioii is as niimws
f.,n.l vi,,, .,,.,. 1.1 1 1 1. ., " ,. . 1 1. ....1.1.,,.,. 1, ......
ium iniiv ,iMiiu nil, ,' 1IIMI1U1IL lldlll. '11 iirv. hllliim II, , iiiji.ii, , liliutr- , -, .. ,
1,001; eer iweniy-nve slewing
for bits of abell, and then
ne. ritraln the evster liquor
Ne. 136 Hints en Paper Hanging
There are a few things te consider
before we hang our wall paper. First,
are the corners of the rooms straight
and true? They Hheuld be, in n new
house, nnd may be in an old one. If
they nre, then the striped or figured
paper chosen may be hung. If, how hew
ever, the house is out of plumb it would
be better te use, a paper of a solid
color.
If the wnlls te be papered are new
their surface should be firmed by n
coat of het glue siring. If the walls
have already been papered it will be
necewmry te scrape off the old paper
before beginning te hang the new.
Tlie surface of n wall which hn
been properly papered is usually In con
dition for repapering after tlie old
paper ban been taken oft and nny
pnrtieles of paste adhering te the walls
lemeved with snndpnpcr.
If 11 wall has previously been painted
and repels paste it may be t rented witli
a sizing made of brown sugar und
vinegar in the proportion of one pound
of sugar te two quurts of inegar.
If the surface of n wall is in bad
ondltien, cotton cloth may he pasted
eyer a rough place or a heavy light
colored wrnnirina naner may be nasted
an with butt points.
Tomorrow "Paneled Walls"
Mine would huve thought imih- ' Celery, snlnnch, cabbage, bttueel
ing of .t All three nf the,,, ..iplu ,. ..en. i...,u nKtun nirns. use two cutis of 1
attractive, they had chaim. but Aline i the finely chopped vegetable of r lieice , evt,'r,,
. , lllllll? III
did net fnir them, she wna tee lenhdint
of her own attractiveness tir that. I!ut
Mabel Cellins, with her thin little face.
and lug, lialf-frigliteneil eyes, Mnhel
and Charley, the exquisite, the fastidi
eus, the most easily bored mnn In the '
I world, why, it was imerigriinu,. A
I lezeii time. Aline hnd huud Charley
liillgn wiin 1 ne rest 01 inein ulieut .Mil-
Things You'll Leve te
She had net been Injured nt all. Davy
carried en these experiments for ten
I months, and then published the results,
J In which he told the world thnt the
ere breathing of a gas would make a
J Ban sleep nml dream and laugh. This
lrreated a sensation.
At this time the Heynl Institution
iked been founded and Daw was offered
the appointment us iismsiiiiii ciiciiusi.
lie accepted the position and devoted
klfl life te science, Many remarkable
discoveries in the sclentlllii field nre a
remit of his first successful experiments
tjttb. the laughing gas which dentists
en se generally in puiung tee in.
I ., M I I M I III I II I
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Mi ,' .llii
HHIInl 1 H ritt ;
Al
Millinery
Reduced
The very models that
have given this new
ehepe Its popular repute.
OLIVE It. CRAWrOtiD,
Designer
&0$d
JJhumery Shape
gSSSsJ56'St
&
(jlngluiiu und I'nblcached Muslin for
Urnperics.
Ter guest-roemn and cliildien's nurs
cried, Hlughun and unblearhcd muslin
arn being used n great deal. Here is
n nice way te lemblne the-e two mater
iitlp. Cut 11 valance of the gingham.
Use a small plain chick or cress bar.
Applique a Hew er of mlercd plain ging
ham or (liumbrny te the sides of the
villain 0. Stltdi a mtirevv hand of the
unbleached muslin across the ten be-
twcni the two Illinois, ,uin n triangle
and measure ; tliere should be one cup,
Matte ' ' und if net add sufficient cold wnter te
tiinke this amount.
I'lace one quart of milk in saucepan
and add
,St Jctr! tablespoons of flour.
Stir te dissolve the flour, and bring
te boiling point ; cook for fire minutes,
then add
The prepared oysters,
One cup of oyster liquor,
Three-quarters teaspoon of finely
grated onion.
One, fuMtJioen of finely icrapei
celery'.
Hring te boiling point; seaaen with
salt nnd pepper nnd add
Three tablespoons ej eutter.
Heat well and s;yve nt once.
If you llke the evstcre whole, allow
six oysters for each person, ihls
amount will serve live persons.
Toasted strips of brend croutons and
toasted crackers nre the ueual accom
paniment of nil soups.
Te make the croutons, tenat ellees of
brend. which have bud the crust remov
ed before toasting, nnd toast, cut while
warm in inch blocks. .Then place in
even te ke.ep wurm while dishing the
soup. - . .
The correct serving of eeup during
i,u ,.ni,i umitimr has much te de with
Hie success of the dish. It 1b necessary
SAUNDERS
Aik for Ne. 10138
Diamond Ring
$150.00
Illmneni Kins, At
pure wliitD illumnnitii
?t , In Itnu nelli
platinum.
EUb. s9 Yeart
13 S. 8tk St. 2710 Ctn. Ave.
11 ft
Your Wife
It's a long, long, day for
her in the home waiting
nnd preparing for your com
ing. It's the little things
that count in life; und such
a little thing as your photo
graph in the home is going
te count a great deal in your
wife's long day without you.
She has been waiting pa
tiently for your picture.
Surprise her and please her.
We are featuring te suit
ably solve your Gift Prob
lems. Six Large Portraits,
6x10 ins., finished Sepia en
Gray, moderately priced, $6
only te these who show this
ad at our Studies before Dec.
1. Tell your friends.
CHAMPLAIN STUDIOS
Jill WALNUT ST.
YOUR FEET NEED THEM
GOOD TASTE DEMANDS THEM
!&&&'
"When Were
Uiedr"
lleanrs
rt'Mife
Helen had, and somehow Allim felt thnt
Charley had limde her rldiculuus.
Tomorrow fehalien tmilldriwe
Unusual
Although four times married, n woman
in Nebiusku has elmngul her name only
twice, Her first two husbands horn the
same surname, us did nl-e her third and
fourth.
A rnlhee ht.irrlitiv fn,l tu 1,, r.9 n
French woman of wealth, who has her of the muslin te each side of the valance
U,Ihv.I.i lletn.l 11., .. u .... I.U,.1,... .. .. I1U MllflMM. AtltllillllH II ill'Mll'tl fill OflCU
!.,,.. tuUl.in i,nmtv.,.. i.. 11.. i.t- ..i. I IriniiLfle. .Id lit 11 fr-lnnflit nt tha utl- I tlt au ciAi-vtnir fl TJfl 1117 C0U1 fiOtltl
elutely hidden by hideeun Infltrumentt Ipllqued muslin te the emit of the iUtia cold plate. All ieup roust Km served
or toriure. r 'pieces auwe majha. Kaimnf
a
:l
'MsL.
te serve nil soups In het dishes and
nnd this means net only tne service
dish but also tne pmie r cup 11 is
served in. Nothing will cause the
fnmilv te lese nil liking for soups ns
THE
NEW
A.E.
LITTLE
SHOE
One or the ether
but seldom both! Most shoes
are either right up-te-the-minute
in style or else built with both
eyes en comfort.
The A. E. Little shoe has been
enthusiastically .endorsed by the
highest medical authorities and
approved by the strictest connois
seurs of Fashion.
Tired, aching feet will find instant comfort. Patented
methods insure this, and expert designers have in
sured their smart appearance,
seraas
Shee Company
1314 Chestnut St.
YOUR FEET HEMP THEM - POOP TASTE DEMANDS THEM-
Fur Sttrttt and Rimedtlint at Batrtmtly Lew ftfea c7
1
w ft rsi 1 n f it r n r
JUUIKjI I1Ej1V1? s,'M
CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN na
1714 Walnut Street 'M
DRESSES
Taken from our Regular Stock and Drastically "I
Reduced te ' ffl
29'50
Fer Immediate Clearance
S5B
4
4
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EVENING GOWNS
59.50 75.00
Exquisite Medels of Metal Brocade
Hand-Made Imported Beaded Gowns
v SUITS COATS WRAPS-FURS v
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Suits, 3-Piece Suits
, and Topcoats
Ranging in Price Frem
$65 Up for the Plain Suits
Orders placed new
will be finished for
Thanksgiving
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I A NEW BIT OF EXCLVSIVENESS
; jij In superior quality Black Satin, this
nfl new pump, with its striking tongue
ijjl nnd ornament, will appeal through its
jH beauty and fine value. Including the
JH ornament, its price is unusually low
Hi Gun Metal Chiffen Hosiery, $2.50
I Winkelman
ffl Style in Quality Footwear
11 1130 Cheatnut St.
JH 3IS-iO S. old St. At Twelfth 29CJ-i Frankford Ave.
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urame
Am8terdam8 Incorporated
Change - of- Management
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Ceat Sale
a
Save $25 te $35 en the Fashionable j
Fur-Trimmed, Silk-Lined Coats
in this group' at
Trimmed
Beaver
Caracul
Fex
Wolf
$
49
0
Val. te W
Of Ner-
mandle fj
Marvella
Belivia ,;;
Gerenas
150 Dresses
Werth $45 and $65, New
18 and 25
rru .?i . -. J 8
KJiuxrminy meuew jer Street, Afternoon a;i
Evening. In all the lovely new materials and I
.irtf mya.
DRESSES Ajj - $
Sftartfit f h'Kh-Rrade dreB8CH ,n
.,! I
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1A $3S j
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1342 Chestnut S
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