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It J3eus at Jane Wests rarlu
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ftL' AM West l hnvlmt nt her party. All
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fully, "lt' funny, hut thrre nlwnys
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body. I wouldn't think of lukltiR n
Ingle one of tline boys te n pnrtr
f mine, nnd I Kiippe .Inne wouldn't
think of inking iuv of the boys I like
te her party. It i queer, but in n
wny I uppee It's n poed thins."
It's the beft thins In the world for
the subjects under UrusIen.
If Elizabeth nnd June ng recti en the
beyg they like, it would go linrd with
the ether eet.
But then, I supiinip tlirrp would be
Katherlne or n Mlllti'eut somewhere
who would tnke wlmt Kllmbeth nnd
Jane ceneider "mi'lln."
She even nets n rerlnin nmeunt of
convolution out of the (neught.
Hut if olio is sincere in her self self
depreclntien, the fact that n plnln
leijklnp plrl hm "cnuuht a man" need
net be nny romfert te her.
Ter her nttltiule U wrong.
She thinks the ftrcnt idea In life is
In l pretty and vivacious enough te
"set" n man.
And she has no (confidence in her
self. She's wrong twice.
The harder she thinks about cntching
n man just for the sake of being en
gaged, net necessarily because she care
for nnjbedy in particular, and the mere
-lie works for it the less) luck she will
have,
Men don't like a girl who throws
hcrclf nt them.
And then it's nil wrpng for her te
be hepelevs nnd discouraged because
she thinks slip lsn t pretty
httttri te Cvnthla i column mutt he
written en one idr of , the paptr enlv
nnd mml bertanccl with th wrtttr'
name and nddrtm. Tif namt U'lll net
be published if the writer does net trl.ih
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en heth ldn of the navcr unit net b
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(iHHurra that can be nlven in the
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.tonal Ittter are eiili written v. hen abse'
lutelu ntcctsarv.
Df ANTOINBTTR DONNELLY
piOHT here 1 would like te iiy for. system highly developed. Daring, pur
entiiwc .. .,. . . ..
i r i.iip in in,- jjreai m. -icncs ei i j.jn , jr
lire, nltheitgh we -pdem Rive It that! A certain amount of vanity is a net-
nlgh-feundlng title. uri ,)art of ererv girl. If she isn't
The people that ether people like. a benutv. slu- .-nn nt leat be slightly
A man ami a girl pas-pd another man vain nbeiit her beautiful hair her well-
and girl each Sunday afternoon Uhnpcd hand, her slender feet, or her
walking. ' liPnntlfnl tiiriirp.
My ncavcns; exriaimpii tne n.nn
after they had gene bv. "Tlie
some men full for!"
The girl laughed a little.
"As far as that's concerned." she
replied, "the men .e:ne women will be
seen with!"
Yeu neer can tell '
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Weman's Exchange.
In Leve Against Mether's Wishes
Dear Cynthia Heading your column
exety night, I hepa you will consider
t am eighteen yearn old, am In lce
with a fellow twenty-eight. 1 have been
out with him quite a few- times, but
mother thinks he Is tee old for me. i
I must glve him up. Se plcnse tell me
the best step te take, because we love
each ether dearly. .
ANXIOUSLY WAITING. '
As you nrn only eighteen, you had
better t.ile your mother's advice In the
matter new. If you really care for
m,nf .mml i,t n,inw. "nrpKv l nil each ether, wa tine for a year or mere
pretty does." was eriglnnllv intended, " P'ove that leve will net hurt .ou.
wltlieut n doubt, ns convolution for this . .... .liTTi u...ji4..
Dear Cynthia In a family where one
parent Is nrrecteil with lung trouble, and
chid parcnt'n relations arc nlse affected
with the same disease, although thti!
ether parent Is healthy, will thcic be'
any danger of the dlscaee going exer
te the children who are nil in the Lite I
"teens"? The children leek very healthy
XV the benefit of tall women I have
known who complain of their nhtisual
height thnt one of the most outstand
ing beauties of America, Miss Julia
lleyt, 'must give te her magnificent
stnture no small share of credit for her
cnvlnble reputation.
Unqualifiedly, Miss lleyt, in- private
life Mrs, Lydlg lleyt, is a truly beau
tiful woman. Nature made her In a
lavish irien.cnt nnd with special mastery,
overlooking none of the many things
There's always something.
re s
somewhere.
trr ntT ti-fL .i i , ... He may be nmeng the "queer"
T UhLIlVb there s hope fop inc. BUCvts nt Jane's party: lie mar be one
cries the girl who considered her- of the boys whom Kllrnbrth like.
elf unnttruptlve. when she pps the He may be one of their misfits,
plain Jane who has jut announced her Hut he'll find her eme day, if she
engagement. "Surely I'm ns attractive doesn't work tee hard te get him.
as thnt girl, at least." ' It's queer, but it's true.
Aim ler top gin who uepin t niinn aim igoreus. i
she. has a thing te hp proud of there's , Your decision will mean n great deal
nlwnrs "as pretty does." ,0 some "etip." se please give It your
' ' 'JLI' careful consideration. "KISMHT"
mill'tlVVS nnnthpp thlni?. ten. Cvnthla Is berry. but she cannot nn-
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hae te consult a doctor.
The Reckless Age
By IIA.KL DKYO BATCHELOU
AUnc router, a memher of the nau
tievnijcr ct, hecemes curingcd In
Charlr 'J'linr, net hccnuic Vie tern
tni, lut brrnusc thty iccm e trtll
titiietl te enrh ether. Hut Mine in
lists upon Itiug frrr, and, ireure in
her nbtllt'j te held Charlev. 'ic Am a
flirtation tcilh Mnien Leng, a in Iter.
Three months after their engagement.
Charity comet te her nnd asks that it
he broken off. Aline earriei the
whole thing off vith a high hand, hut
it is nevertheless a meat blew te her
pride.
The Rutherford Dance
'A LINE were a new frock of glitter-
ing white sequins nt the Kuther
ford dance, nnd her dark hair was
banded with brilliants. She had never
neen se recMesy gny, and ns usual,
there was n crowd of men about her
11 the time.
When Charley appeared with Mabel
Cellins a wave of nnger swept ever
Aline. Only n week had passed since
the breaking of their engagement, nnd
THE HOME
IN GOOD TASTE
? IlareUt DenahUe.n Kherlein
She Says He Leves Twe
Dear Cvnthla I have never written
te you before, but since you have
helped se many I really think you could
lieln me. New. Cynthia. I am xery
much In trouble. I am In love. Why
de I call It trouble? Well. Just this-
i I have known a young man for about
three year. Per the part of one year
we didn't speak te each ether. During
this time he kept company with another
girl nnd still does, but would occaalon eccaalon occaalen
ullv spend the eenlng ever nt my
house (with an ccusu te come see my
sister), as he lives near. New, Cyn
thia, the ether night he came eyer and
we spoke te ench ether : he then told
me he c.ired for me, but also cares for
the girl he ' keeps company" with
Well, t trucFs you can Imagine hew I
fell In love w 1th a fellewhe loves
ion :iml he loves some one else, tee
I guess It nil seems foolish te you, but'
i rally, cyntnia. nt times i sien my
work te Just think of It. It never
leaves my mind. Tell me, Cynthia,
dear, what would you de?
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ileerlbe. Tell him frankly you will
net accept such declarations of affec
tion, and turn your attention te ether
, friends
In Leve With Married Man
Dear Cynthia I'm a regular render
Ne. 140 Spanish Architecture
In America it is especially suitable
te fellow the best American stnndard,
which Is found in the Colonial adapta
tion of the Georgian house In Its north
ern and southern development, ur.d nlse
in the Spanish fashion, as found lu New
Urleans nnd in laliternia.
In the Seuth the Spanish
legiias. deep verandas nnd
the center of the houses nre particul
suitable te the warm cllmalc
trexliment et unri: interiors nftpp
plnrn f the streets nt WpIiki nrn. i the nrst time I really ever was In love.
tectcd from the sun and of quiet court- and unfortunately I love a married
yards with a fountain in the center is I man I knew he loves me In return,
mef ,lel i-hffiil I hut I cannot nave mm ami i can i bb
ih edwl for perfect beauty. She bus been
idcnllrcd by the brushes of many paint
ers and iu.iterinllr.ed by the genius of
dressmakers nnd milliners of extraer
dinary creative talent.
nnaafnl f Ant! with It nil there la a soft
roundness te the contour ( the' cheeks
that Imports extreme yeuthfulnese, al
most cherubic, a deft touch of the hand
which fashioned her, and an amusing
contrast, by the way, te the extremely
colorful and worldly lip rouge she
adepts. . , ....
Miss Heyt's complexion, which has
been misquoted as of n whiteness verg
ing en pallor, is, tn fact, tinted with
the roseate glow of health.
Forceful personality, you can well
imagine n woman te have who forsakes
a eeclnl career for the hard and treu-.
bleus read te stage fame. Nine years
age, ns Miss Julie Bobbins, she was n
debutante in most fashionable New Yerk
set. Inter becoming Mrs. Lydtg Hey't,
her husband being a member of a family
which has both wealth and position.
Frem the tlme of her coming out she
tins been n social leader, active In char
ities nnd ether interests, n lender by
sheer force of beauty and personality..
Yeu could never Imagine her accustom
ing herself tn any subordinate position.
Neither could you imagine her shirking
nny responsibility te attain a legiti
mate goal her heart was set upon. Bern
te distinction nnd reared In an atmos
phere of It, yet possessing that rare
nnd beautiful quality of common sense
nnd courtesy which would save her from
nu net of snobbery. Fascinatingly beau
tiful nnd tremendously interesting.
Nothing she does but bears the stamp
of efficiency from an article en the cede
of geed society te tennis championship.
At the suggestion et the stunning
afternoon costume she was wearing nt
the moment, benrlng out the simplicity
of lines for which sbe is noted, we
talked dress.
"I like simple clothes for the street,"
she said. "They're mere appropriate,
The iciiseii the French women nre bet
ter dresed Is because they dress np np
prept lately for the occasion, included in
which is simplicity of street, dress."
When I nsked if she had any theories
en tull women and dress, she sold :
"Oh, I de net think you can lay down
nny luws, ns the Individual figure Ims
te be studied. One mny have big hips,
small hips, bread shoulders, narrow,
nil of which must be considered. But
simple lines nre invariably the safest
course. I don't think they must run te
the statuesque always. On the ether
hand, they ccrtnlnly ought net wear
Huffy clothes. Yeu have te study both
figure and coloring. Tall women leek
better in dink things for day wear, ns
a rule. Fer evening I love flame, ernnge
black. In fact, I have a tendency te
brilliant colors or else dead white."
Miss Heyt's eyebrews nre darker than
tier hair nnd nre of natural line, of
which plucked eyebrows rob one.
Her great natural beauty is further ac
cented in the wholesome color In her
cheeks. She uses no face rouge, nl nl
theugh she paints her lips n brilliant
tone and Is one of the few women who
should de It. Her eyes nre dnrk brown ;
hums full, keen, frank eyes.
The health she rndintec must be ex
plained by her devotion te outdoor life
L-elf. Imntlnf iennlu nml MelMr fil,A
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in. ..iuu,,..,t, iTeui, nanus Hirih one nt tne uett amateur tennis piny
feet nine and one-half Inches, carrying ors in the country, who beasts preudl
Frem the Renaissance
J5Ei lilies
of the Various Fresh Vegetable
., t n i. f ". !..'.... Till--- . I-,-. i
uireciwm for rreparmg; ana jiwwr;; i new rreaucis of th
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fashions of reading the letters very much. This is form i: pounds. ; nich us Mnlhjry 'nnd Tllden i Bhe wnlks
naties n mv flrst uttemnt te write, but I need u, i., ,i ,i f n, i .in.i.. . T.i " I"!,.,: "u .mV' one wniKS
arl.yeur advice very badly. I am a girl ,am.rl,lg. cr jet b,nck hni'ieni Tmi , Z .m.Vl vv.iv-T. "."7' ",?!
. The re-j twenty-ftve years em, ana nave naa fu1 cf ,jtllity. nt,rs is nn eneirgized llcitv. "--- ,.-., ,.u-
tlie ' m.inv love anuirs. out new l ueueve is - ---
WHATS WHAT
By Helen Deeir
- . . l . . . . . . . ... . i . i. . . . nvismiiiii(-i--nit, ii- iru i in u i .
new ne uareu te enng tnnt lnipessinie Ne one who has net realized the Jey '"' "'' '""". "'" ,,:.;"." Au., - yV?-, 1 ,
Mabel Cellins te a social affair. But of having one's own inclesed court or JJ ft XerwctepV.l ifK '
net by the flicker of an eyelash did she M'A I"! ,'T, wYni' !eE,1l !d I '"ut J " ""er b0 haI,"y ,KhlB mvU, Vr-ST?? J 3 rt I
. ... .... where one may hnd coolness nnd pri- ii, nM i, WOnl(l be se what shall I, A' , , f'mi Sii KAA
betray hew she felt, although she was wicy u day and all night can appre- Je- ii" says hi will tenve "his home 7-9 &54 S0 1
euite well aware that every one was cian- its special advantage. ' j.,,,1 tieeeme desnerate If I refuse te J.',. i s' -Ta -. '
Islklnir nhent ir Spanish architcctute, of ceure, re- Se him nga n, and I leve him tee well i-ljP v-"t Vl.l I
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Julian Warwick was the first te imi0ers and out : the fermalifv of old inetseme vvttv I cm menane this, ye all .WZS: V SjT OMlll ft
speak te her nbeut it. He had cut
in en a tlnnce, nnd ns he swung her
ever the fleer he remarked with a
laugh, "What de you knew about Char
ley and Mabel?"
Aline's own laugh was quick nnd re
sponsive. "Don't ask me anything
about it."
"Well, nt least he'll never have te
worry abent her," Julian retorted,
"and they de say. Aline, that you led
Charley a merry chase."
"Oh. Julian:" Aline v,ns playfully
reproachful. "Thnt from you?" Aline
did net like Julian very well. He Imd
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tunes, will he well? Flense print mis. ier i ien
tries, old brass or copper nnd old pic- I ,"eei1 FOm" "'V "JJ 'nei
lures. It is rich, a little somber, lies- ! taken tee much of your valuable space
pitable ejkI gracious, but net cezv, as ' aIltI thanking you in advance.
IJ L. 1. lJ J.t
My dear, you are net In love, you nre
carried nvvay by emotion and would
never be happy with this man, who be
longs te another, nnd who shows how hew
wrong he Is te ilire make love te you
when he has a wife. Ilefuse te see him
again and stick te it no matter hew It
hurts Don't play with sin, child.
furnltire. rough plaster wnlls
we unucrstnnu the word.
Tomorrow "Colonial Houses"
Can Yeu Tell?
By IJ. .. and A. U Bodmer
LOVE NOTS
By KAY KEAN
Recipe for Proposals
Vse indirect lighting.
Tnke two chairs and separate them.
' Toe much heat in the beginning is
apt te cause the wedding cake te fall
in the middle.
Stir in lumps of sweetness with one I having te shnpe and cut them. In any
small yeast cake of indifference i number of colors they can be had for
order te give rise te the fear et losing
By CORINNE LOWK
lu these hapless, hiplcss times it l
pleasant te see some variation of the
straight-line frock. Today we show
such a variation in the sloping band
of embroidery which, encircling the
birr. Inst helevr the Birdie at the nat
ural waist line, produces a graceful
puffing of the skirt. , ... - ,
This trick is no iAw one. We find
It frequently in the Bennlssnnce modes,
nnd one nsseclnten.lt most vividly with
the frock worn by Faust's Mnrgueritc.
It Is only one possibility of the favored
two-girdle model.
This frock is efMull black crepe de
ehlne. nnd the bands just mentioned
nre carried out in royal blue and geld
thread. Frem the second nana nangs a
Ions tnssel of rather heavy geld. The
embroidery Is repeated around the neck
line and nt the little circular frills
framing the hands. A round motif en
either shoulder carries the touch of blue
nnd geld te n victorious conclusion.
The sleeves of this model are, qnlte
aside from the unusual skirt treat
ment, sufficient te make the frock note
worthy. 'Fer, in one with the bodice,
thev bIiew our recent preference for a
deep arm hole in connection with a
tight lower section.
Adventures With a Purse
LITTLE people have such dressing
up possibilities because for them
con be purchased dainty, frilly things
which cost very little. Every time I go
through the children's department nnd
see the dainty dresen en the pnintcd
hangers, I nlwnys wnnt te buy some of
I hem, even though I wouldn't knew just
what te de with them. And I quite by
neeiilent r.in into n little Rhen sort et
just-nround-the-cerner, which hns quite
the most irresistible frocks of them nil.
The finest of nainsoek made Inte dresses
in a convent school in Ireland. And
veu nil knew the sort of sewing thnt
means, nnd tee. the dresses are hand
smocked In different colors. They arc
priced nt live dollars, which when you
consider the fact that they are im
ported nnd hand made nnd just ns dain
ty ns they can be, is certainly reason reasen reason
nble Bag rugs don't you have a special
place in your heart for them? On the
polished fleer,' beside the four-pester,
in the kitchen, the bathroom, there's
bnrdlv n lilnce where they could net
be used. And you can buy rags by
the hank which is certainly far simpler
than saving them Indefinitely and then
By MRS M. A. WIAON
Cetvrlaht, jiff, b'l Mr. H. A. WUeit. 411
rlahti reserved
CONTINUING our lessen of the cook
ing of vegetables, today, we have
(he borecole, or the green curly kale,
of which there are several splendid va
rieties. This vegetable is best after
henvr frost. The parts used nre the
crown, or tender top of the plant, with
the side sprouts. Bell in water as for
cabbage; either salt or smoked meat
may be added at the time of cooking.
This is nn all-winter vegetable. Time
allewance for roeking, from twenty-five
te forty minutes. Drain nnd dress as
for spinach.
Broccoli la n species of the cauliflower
the head or flower of this plant being
somewhat of purple cast In place of
white, like the cauliflower. Te cook,
trim and cut in pieces of suitable slse
for serving, plunge into saucepan con
taining boiling water, nnd cook for
thirty minutes, drain, season and serve
like for cauliflower.
Brussels sprouts. This plant is the
cabbage species and is In season the
entire winter. Remove nil wilted lenves
from the sprouts nnd wash well in plenty
of cold water: then place in snucennn
nnd cover with boiling water; cook for
twenty-five minutes for the large site;
drain, season nnd add butter or bacon,
or sausage drippings., Serve in het
dish.
Cabbage. This popular, all-year-around
vegetable hardly needs any in
structions for preparing for the table.
Trim nil wilted and bruised lenves from
the head of cabbage, cut in quarters nnd
place in pan of cold water te crisp.
Place In large kettle and cover with
boiling water, and reek, allowing about
ferlv-llve minutes for lane head.
Carrots nre prepared for the table as
follews: Pared nnd cut in small pieces,
cooked until tender, drained, seasoned
and mashed like turnips.
Pared and cut in dice, cooked until
tender in boiling water, then dressed
with cream sauce. Sometimes canned
or fresh peas nre added. Cook the fresh
peas until tender before adding te the
carrots.
Carrots nre pared, cut in cork-shaped
pieces, roeked until tender in boiling
wnter, then drained nnd braised until
a nice brown in bacon or sausage drip
pings. Tiny spring carrots are cooked until
tender in boiling water, then the skins
arc lemeved nnd the carrots reheated
in butter. Carrots pared and cut in
dice arc used for flavoring in soups,
braises and pet roasts, stews, meat
leaves and goulashes.
Cauliflower is a splendid vegetable
and is usually cooked by separating the
v
flowerets
an
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ceverlns with
waier , cook ubcii tenser ; tnls I
about twentv-flv tnlmit..
The entire head is sometimes trkf
med of all braised and wilted leaWSiij
then piunged into large kettle of beti3
water and cooked until tender; thtenas;
iiy requires snout lorty-nvs'te elite
minutes. i "vt
PntlllflAWA la AAM.A.1 te -1t taM.S'1
plnln cream sauce, well seasoned; wS
......i.,.ua.eu nun: au araim, SUei ill
in ,.n Alii -
Kl.lT
baking dish nfter .cooking until tenU
then covering with well-seasoned crmui
sauce and snrlnkllns the tnn i,v T
bread crumbs and grated cheese: bit!
th rtv minutes in het e " ""' ""H
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Celery. This well-known table pUatfl
is served ns salad and as appetiser. ObT
Efrfe JftB M.nWW.sl I
being usually used for this pu'ffi
keeping the tender heart nerf rEl K
the table. Celery soup and puree arlviWi
also mode of this vegetable, the im9
I Inn anil laavaa r.t !.. ...1. " BJB) I
for flavoring soups, stews, geuladSa
.75.7 """ " u,iry nnu ,,ua
Chard, or,-as it is sometimes calM '
5ffiL &" nPP?arn7iV
s" SM"W thTKVnTcoeSl
use iqr spinncn greens, the sta llr h.i.: M
cooked like for asparagus. The ch.nl J
mnv jiImi ha' en In nl.... ....... iaIv I'M
InPhe. Innr tffi In kSSi"0?J.. I
Inte boiling water, and cooked i.!hi
tender, drained and served with crMm1
sauce, or hellandalse sauce; or cut isM
small pieces, . cooked until tendn ,V
drained and prepared au gratin. ' ,
Eggplant . is often called mtna.
squash in the Seuth. This plant T.'v
pared, cut in slices nnd fried; the eii.tfi
nlnnt mny lie cooked either by dlpplnci
In flour or first in beaten egg. ami filf "
in Hne bread crumbs, and then fried Tii T
DUInillB nu iui
Krthl-rnhL or Hiifri fn-i -m I
tops nre iised as vegetable greens, vhteJ
111. AAt la nHMMil nn.l ..-. . ' V'- 9
the celerac, or turnip-rooted celery. J
Livch ur ung union is used as beti Jj
M anlnH nlfltif atlH M mm,.L1. Z2Ts '1
plant Is cooked in manner as for ai.1
pnrngus and served with the sant
sauces.
POMPEIAN
OLIVE OIL
Sold Evcrywht
What Mal.es the Wind?
Vlnd is nir in motion, and is rau-ed
rather a say reputation, and ordinarily 'y new luvsMire.
she would net have cncnurnsnl him
hut tonight she was reckless; she would
have flirted with any one.
Julian's nrm tightened around her,
snd he suddenly leaned down very close
and whispered in her ear:
"What de you say te a little spin
In my car after this dance? We needn't
be gene long."
It wns net se much what he said ns
the way he said it. and Aline had n
sudden lightning glimpse of what was
going en in Julian's mind. He wanted
A flirtation without any serious results
When air
becemet. heated te n higher temner.i-
I hip it Is dNpliiced iv uir coming i'rnni
lesions where the temperature is lower.
The movements of these nir currents
leave many pockets of space, where
there is no air. The air rushes into
these pockets and In doing se create-, a
wind.
The air currents ar constantly press,
ing against each ether nnd their ehnnge
of direction is due entirely te the at
mnsphcric pressure that Is applied te
tnem. lien tne nir in one place is
under extreme pressure it rushes with
Feld in n little buttered shyness te
assure freshness.
Drep in n few subtle compliments te
add kick te the coucection. '
De net add the kisses until the last
, thing. If they nre mixed in tee freely
As a ThanUsglvlngdinner at home lsi,lrnvjnP,H lmly rMit J(b m)re ,he
mero or ess of a family affair, invlta- , ,unir i ,inl.n ,n in..,. 'i'i,n..
tiem extended te non-relatleiw may be I prepcstil itself is done te u tuin. lnen
quite infeiinal .is In the following nete: udd kises slowly.
ii tit-sireu, nn icm i)i mii'cuen mnv
hp put en the finished mixture. This
should he regulated by thp amount of
sweetness nlreudy put into the "uf-
forty cents a hank, and if you have the
time it's mucn nicer te mnse luem yourself.
' aa...na. Cn atrt 1... tin. nna.- .-.. il..
and because of what had happened he sr,al "T ,,','"".," "" "'"rt ",p
thought thnt she would net he nverse siire is light, hus giving u a strong
te it. Aline had never encouraged what "' T '' Kj ' 'T "' ) lnn,'e
is known in the younger set ns "netting i by l eart ,' Mll l 7P ls, w,1, through
... -.,.. . cicvii'i's, Hiiiicr iiie riarus ni ieni..
or wherever it finds nn
that certain of . ..hlrnncv-.
mn.t 9r llinl'n II.. I. '.
..... ... ......- ..uiii. ,,nu.. Viiiitlu.i- r. nun f., :...!.. al.n'l I meet irelKH OI IHllll l"U'i J
te them, and she Knew that her i J .. .V" :.. ,i.f .1,- Y ' . " " ... . 1 itm.w thru I mn still yeunc, hut hew
nee of Julian's invitation would ' ,V ' 'm, V .., , "" ., ' ""id. erav. for n few geed tlm.-' t
n that she would net lie nverse te i.'"' " " """' "' " de net thlnlc that my ioeks nre 11 ur.-.v .
i, . .... . nr: tr, 1 . ,i. 1.. i.iinif ran tn ITinilR rr 1 n
nimtai(e ner In his arms nml wimla l,.,1B!,n l.n,.Hn rr "'ll''" ''7.'. '.""?, '"." 1 Vni.- , , mi '
her. .Tu an m s it even feel thnt .,,.'.,'." ' ,iV, " "' ..V V' ' " ." V"-1"'"" -."'i ".".V. ' "" ., . Y, . ' , ... '
II I'l I I II I I 11- llllh II I i1S II liitl I lllll 11,1.1 'ISIV,!- I IIII il kail. tU I M ' 1WI
parties." She knew
the girls allowed
love
nceeptn
tnea
having
Kiss
, " . ... 1 " . .. . PIOUIIS.
Nne pxnepien ir neeniin it itnu in ,nn .. .1 . ... .
.i 1 . t .i 11 , tnem tne vapors 01 me routs nre con-
general order of things, ami she snd- ,,.nMlj br ,, lllM ail(1 ,, ,ntl) ,,
'"'.'.i "i"-""""! ';; "l r-viiisiuii. 1 warm. iry winds cau-e the cloud
. ."". '".'.' "" '" ."'" """" 1 become le-s d,.i-e am
ingiy. nenning se ciese te ner tnat 111s per,(, ,. s.-uter them. Kn-t winds
lips almost touched her ear She nught K1.ne,aiiv tiling us ram because thev
n whiff of his breath nnd knew that he lm,,, eeln arrnas t1P .tinnt(. Ocean
had been drinking, nnd her voice us she n, (lr(1 irIlUj , imrKn, with vapor.
"""r4r" "" '""rllv ""- "'" .. Wlni s rem the west in iii.t the nnnii-
Wants Friends i
Pir '"ynthln Vnet'ier tale of wee'1
'or an' mine nm i.-in i'i ...... isi namini.nri Aumw
and ethers, hut I think It u very liara ,ZZ A,
bur.len , Macen, Ga.
I am n young eirl. Just sixteen I , m, Alfred Hengist,
nm a student In high r.ehoel and senu i m,,,, itiilfje Inn,
te be quite popular There Is a certain IJaltlmere, Md
crowd of cirls whom I go with very Mv dtar Sir. Ilenglst,
much in school. They nre all very Stephen tells me that you expect te
popular with the opposite sex nnd go de in our town during the last week of
with bevs who are verv popular nlse November. New we both hope that you
I en 'the ether hand, nm unpopular I win (,-ive us additional cause for thanli
wlt'h the ether se:: Perhaps, however, tulms by dining with us en Thanksglv
I de net de myself justice In haying lug Day. Thursday. November thirtieth,
that the fact is that I de net get the , at six o'clock. We are hoping that you
opportunities for meeting bevs, sIikh have made no previous engagement for
mv school friends are organized In some yi ur turkey dinner. Leeking forward
sort' of club or sorority of which I am with pleasure te seeing you again, be be
net a member. I Htve me. '
I have few friends outside of tnesp Sincerely yours,
pills and eftin feel terribly blue w hen ALIfi: ATWKI.I. C0ATE3.
tllV M)tUK 01 IJt'lr lunr'. "v.n'-iri,
t ,i L u,t iir.m thlnlc that I am left, Nurmber twPiity-llrss.
j v,y .mi. . w . , ....-.. -- . , 1 , . . .,. , ., I
ii course, ine reriincni 01 mn invi-
tatieu theuld respond promptly, by re-1
turn mall, If peBslble. Unless the feast
ii'lihrates al-.i 11 birthday cr wedding
1.1 iuv i rary, it Is net customary te send i
TnanKeglvlng Klfts.
fair
I'at nt once. Slulcness spoils the
flavin-.
Ceyjii-fsi'if. 93f, lu Public Ititatr Company
out In the cold, but Jein In the onver enver
sat Inn rvnlhla. what shall I de.' Hew
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$75
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innmls. EiUb. 89 Yin
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TAPESTRIES
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FOREIGN or Demestic
at RIGHT Prices
BWiasi5Rrfc
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Fer Holidays
and Other Days
Has paced American
labia for fifty years
Always delicious and wholesome.
Made after a famous recipe from
the finest ingredients obtainable.
At fur enter's
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'Producers ef Delicious R &R Bentd Chteh
Ml
Net nfrnld. just particular." she
Mid Insnlentl.v, nnd then hefnre Julian
could reply tome one hnd cut in en their
dsnee.
"I watched you from the side line.
until my jealous feelings leuld bear no
site. Ildvlnir tinned ever the lnm
they nre net leaded with the viper1
neeesarj te 1 rins rain. .Vertli winds
are cold am! drv from havins passed
dvir vatt uiciis of ire and snow. Seuth
vvii.ds are wunr and rainy, coming ftem
c.ttlnir Ihtf bois".' Pretty ees, llirure
hair, veici or what? UlIAPl.rt
! w.m irnnu- ihese clrls w e 1. Mire'v
te i ,1,1 im.r. mi trouble 111 lnili'nr
teinper.irlly dis- ,i,Plr rUt,, Why net And out if veu
would he accepted? ntle ioeum play ,
n irie.it part In uttrnrtlni: bevj.. vuull
fln.1 n fflil with Ulndlv wit . hrlcht dis dis
lifisltlen. utile te stand n bit of ti.i-i
Inu- and up In sports nnd boehs maht?
hrr vv.iv with them without treub e
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Wilmington
mere, Mild Masen uuir s deep velie Ueuthern re ions of het earth and sands
In her ear. "Suppose veu flirt with me nnd nhwirhlnj n lnrise amount of vapor
for a change thnt Is, if .veu think it in their jeurnej ever the beu.
would be at all worth while."
rer the lirst time tu her life Aline Tomorrow NMirn Were Hie First Te.
found it Impossible te tespeml te llclit
rsiuery. .Aiasen Leiik's ipifzzlral
voice, his provocative words, reused in i
her the desiie te vindicate herself, and I
this wns ninazliii: because nhe had never
before rnred what any one thought of
her. Confused by her emotions, hp
wns nllent for a long moment, and nil
during this time the was electrically
t'oncleiiN of thin man's nearness, of the
odor of tobacco and fresh linen that
lingered nbeut him. She Imd never felt
this way before i she had always been se
cure of herself, se Hushing) bright at
lepurtee, nnd new unite suddenly she
felt dazed nnd nimble te 8 peak a word.
Mokeii was conscious of her unusual
silence, and leaning bark he thnt he
could leek down into her fnce, he ques
tioned her with bright, rather mocking
tes.
"IWrsn't my question deserve nn an
swsrr" he persisted.
"I thought, of ieur.se. th.it you would
take It for trail ted," Aline Hung back
nt him. Hut the note of gnyeiy In her
Voice was forced, nnd td'e found it dif
ficult le maintain her ui-u.il high epit
Its,
Tomorrow The Truth P.cvealed
A New Course
hfittbu llthel May Bradford is the
Mfffwr ei tne course in nee nusMiair
s --' mmLII..J Km fl.n fTMtwBvuJw
lire Appointed?
HOSIERY REDUCED
Ladies' Silk & Weel $1.35
With Clocks M4 '
ROYAL HOSIERY SHOP
M19 6. STH ST. -Arrett frmii l.lmhrha
.BBBHav
pf
haili pjr In n
bus If dlrel
Women's
Hosiery
Always an acceptable gift
A complete stock in many colors
and styles all beautiful quality.
We suggest an early selection.
Silk, plain $2.00 up
Silk, clocked openwork
or embroidered. , .$3.00 up
Silk-and'Woel $2.25 up
All-Weel $1,75 up
CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
ysuLyiRDsr
Tne niwps et Sensible Prices
Phenomenal
Ten-Day
Dress Sale
The Remarkable V a lues
Offered were made possible
through the Special Purchase
of a well known Dress Maker's
Entire Whiter Stock,
Today and Tomorrow
We Of)cr Three Different
Groups at
$15 $19. 75
and $25
Values up te $45
Peiret Twills, Jacquard
Crepe, Satin Canten, Plain
Canten, Crepes de Chine, Tri Tri
cetine, Weel Jersey and Nevel
Sports Materials. The model
illustrated is $15,
Peiret llfSL
Twill, V
Hi V
$100.00 in Prizes
1st
2nd
3rd
$25.00
15.00
10.00
and Fifty $1.00 prizes
Judges-Mrs. Anna B. Scott, Feed Economist, North American
Miss Alice A. Jehnsen, Supervisor of 'Demestic Science, Phlla. Public SchoeU
Mrs. Margaret Tullidge Sturr, Fermer Feed Economist, Phlla. Inquirer
Awarded for the Best Fudge
Made Frem
WILBUR'S
Baking Chocolate
CONDITIONS-
Each contestant must mall or bring, en or before
November 24, net mere than ' lb. of Fudge.
A receipt from your grocer showing you have
purchased a ,i lb. cake of Wilbur's Baking Chocolate
must accompany same. Send your entry of Fudge te the
Wilbur Beeth at the
PHILADELPHIA FOOD FAIR
Commercial Muieum, 34th and Spruce Su.
Feed Shew starts November 13th, and ends November 25th
Don't forget te visit our Exhibit Beeth Ne. 7
H. O. WILBUR & SONS, Inc. ,
rHILADELPHIA, PA.
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