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MANY FOODS AND THEIR USES
DISCUSSED BY MRS. WILSON
r
S7ic Names the Various Cuts
pensive Ucchamel, Biffins and Bird's Nest Soup
Among Things Described
Jlr MILS
M.
A. WILSON
fUofvrlaM, 1911. bv .Vri. .V.
4!l rtohti rrimtil.l
.1. inisan.
T)EAN flour of Into jears Is coming
- Into general eulmury uoj It Is the
finely pttlicrlrcd flour of the tliii.il benu
end Is used f(ip foupi, stoi ks iiml In
Certain Ills dm; to dlKlstive disturb
ances. Ucatcn biscuit, or Mnrvland biscuit.
Is a biscuit made without the use of
R lcavcnlne nitoilt: iilr is incornor.ateil
into the dough hi beating and folding I
iho ilouth. This fvj-ms small blisters
In the dough mid when It is j laced in I
n iiui oen ir expands, making tlio bis- '
cuit light nntl porous. If property made.
They aru delicious nnd hare an impor
tant place in the diet.
Beechnut Is a sped or nut of the beech
tree; it Is a member of tin- oak famlh
The nuts arc 'harp wcdg-J. triangu
lar in shape and crow ns twins in n
pricklj , ht nl burr. Thoi uro sweet
flavored, dainty and tender
Ileef This meat Is well known and
deeds little description, ns It i umihIIv
tlic chief Hfaple, furiiUhlng n large part
of our protein diet. The expensive cuts
re from the loin, rib, rump, part of
tho round; this Is about "0 pir cent of
the animal's total weight. Tlio in--pcnfdve
cuts are the nek. which con
tains the Inrgcst percent ig of nutil
imcnt, pound for pound . it is ued for
beef tea, soup, bouillon and stows,
llrlsket, or plate, may be boned and
rolled, r.oston tle, fop pot oasts
Bhln for Houps, stews and gou ashes.
Shoulder, oi clod, mnl.es a dclti ate
delirious pot roust ( ro- ribs, plate
and navel, nio the same as briki t
These outi an' friiuintl ux.d fur corn
Ing. The ribs are usual' v divided into
First cut -first three rib. which uri
prime or choicest cut of tb iiulmil and
most exponsiv, the hcioiid cutthe
prime ribs of beef are sn'tuid and third
cuts. This last cut comes nett to the
chuck; it can be made a mot de
sirable anil inexpensive cut.
Have the butcher cut two ribs nnd
then paw across the bones. Now bone
out from the h'nde the ove or heart
haped pieee and leave the bones In
plate. This i called the Doltmmiio
roast and is vm tender nnd delicious.
The top cif the rib with the piece
trimmed out, '"in 1 e bmed and rolled
lor llostou roast
In cutting the loin various methods
re used b buti In rs Si im cut into
the hip. as a New oik i ut. Known
ns the hip-loin llulnp steak is nUo
Cut to include a part of the loin.
Itound steuk takes its name from the
tnanncr in which it 'ies on the block
The tenth ret part of the round is the
top or inside pnit; the lower or outside
portion is not so t nder. Href bread f
Is the sweeto'ead of th" beef.
Ueet The beet ranks next to the
potato as an important vegi t.vht". It
can be served plain boiled, with butter
THE HUSBAND HATER
B IIAZKI. DHYO
Cort'lffM. "t v
Jean 'urthnp n.arrl'd her rno '
(nil heniioie she trot nrotd of vi "':.
tut lontn he uent U'l lftCi Vi h
to tile on Ms '(inch she huff tt fctm
oncl the ua .ery unl nppp Aftrr a
disagreed toe e-jx't.in t t'h Ii't
Mason, a jou"' rnjincer. ulw fn (
to mafcc loie (., ht t" '. " -ftt '
J't her Icuic 7nm ami ah' t,ttf fi
to visit Cnrj limmlri. thinking to
fhroic i) thi rmni Jir, , . , i i
cas thrn that she W.v . rv..J t i
umailrt thin a JIV in 'hr .uu '"'' '"5
eem the jonif, urn! he ctti not ho'o
the tt'fsf ci sh" had th najh' s fur
Iltiih. sh' dlscot eretl that i 'l.d not
hate Mm at all tiwl after n 'tohf 1 ifh
At prfctc sh i(ci((r(i to 1 bu imiI
coi'i u.hithrr h 'il c'til '
hei
Playing at Cross Purposes ,
TITAN lk ilrrM as si rr'' rrd t',e
door uf 't-e i inili 'l i ' m, Vt'
changca 'lad ' fi n aJe v l lo v
couch, pl'id with tuslilor ha 1
beet, !
ivdderl t. 'P. -nn r, ,1 s. c in, , ' r
tble ehntr
cJoo" of lcr
.J when lirt opfHCil :V e
r ii ii li v.i ' j'i" '
tt n "i..',
comfortat 1"
Mara v -
n h.-- rn. i'.vc I 'it f-i'r
b.i hro 'i
h.id g!"U"t h-r "v !i nc ' -
than ord t u-
the drorw i i
dellgtited e,ir
too wat, g ad i
back
Hut w v. re vc
hero at 1 is'
tcv' of w ir
fche tur '.l t
Brand w.is l v
Mark tilmse't'
Ha loos. 1 u
.t' usl ism nwf 'nl in
1 sml 1 . le 1 It
a'tm.s APli IT' I I.
l"UVe th ..' iCg i! , .-
l ,i '. hi v as:
r' i t t r the oo i
ir iv r la It
Miin.i ".iti"'"
.'I I'.ll i nil' ' i
t ' J r n i' res
her t' i n ut i
r,i e i ,. e r, s?.t
1 '1 l-UBt Mil' I .
brows Pi t '.i '
If t'lPt Vni net 1 '
vxntitlon in i -t lit i
foMot'tr b-1 i il.l
JnsteaJ, n I
Into a s n ' i it
eut her I ii '1
It wns i T I".
.li h i tnipn- I i
r d ru'-hci' t
r l' 'lllR ni
0' ' ul 1 J 1
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ai i
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Your Soul's in Your Hand
rtT invrvr. n nu ov
. scumre
Iir.irt line
II. Miure rr-pulrius rlniliied
line.
r Snunre repulrliiK tmrt uf shul
lu Iiril.l line
ll, siiuare repulmii; Ulnuil In Uf.
line.
1 I
Deteots of mounts an I l ne, r
cil lemruieu l miunres VVh.h In, ,on
- - -
mew uui-iij i jius n yri u er n ,r.4
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or ci o..s oa rr. cr a Icrg m.forti f. r
or dot ii i. 'e, ef , all of whm ruli-l
cato a dele live or even i eioo. ...... '
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-Ut IKI.n bitt.r thiii,
rrimlrliiB a tirn.li In Mini I ' ''
bart i
tlon of t'e 'piulltles of the i mint or line!1"'" ",hlri tr '" S, l" $'-' doy. t,
wn which tliy nppior. mm' rtc u. ttl( ' u" I'1"'""-' inifriis Ji ,t ll(.,
modified reudlnk- If a ',iu.r uppca.s I J?" d",,D!lBn.J S.nl0""' ,,r.' '"."" ' '
around tin... in tlw latter . i,t thJVViii one " lU' "
meaning Is that uHhough there uro pres- -
ent In the pomoti s mi ntal, physical. 'me shop has a tableful of Mudilrn
moral or emotlonm nature ull tho condi- I nlkhtgowus, or, ruthi r, 1'lillippine
tlons for the r vll direetloa or pervert.
cd opcrutlop there la u strong check or
oounter-curreiu nrvx.111 to pr.ivent the
full torce of tho evil from asserting It
IWlf. If Iho Btjuaro appears alone, lndpend
tly of any derect. It rfmphaslzea the
pood qualities of th mount or line on
svlileh it In found.
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trt
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of Hoof, Expensive and Inex
nance, or pickled,
wbcu baked and
sauce.
UeetH are delicious
served w Uh hharp
Jlechnniel A rich white sauce made
of vtal, thicken, stock nnd milk.
ilcrgainot A cross between tho
orange nnd lemon, belonging to the
citrus family. (Srovvti In southern
l.uiope. It has a thin, smooth, .vellnvv
toloied peel and is shaped somewhat
like a ptnr nnd aromatic and fragrant.
The pulp Is of -i green. sh tmge
Ilergnmot herb- This name Is given to
a volatile nlant which is stm.ulat us
nnl arumat
like tho American horse
mint
in tit.
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"i(, .,i,it i v... .V i"4iu ill i.u i , ,,',.iii
iruit of a ccifnin vnrict.v or pmr trrcs,
lloijillon A clear, transparent meat
Si tP.
Hralse To cool; In n closely covered
pan. the natu-al Juice I furnishing the
neoesnary moisture.
Mi itioh A i ic'i cako made with
J east.
ltlffins A special method of prepared
tlried apples in Norfolk, l'ngl.uol
Mlrch sugar Made fiom sap of Wie'i
tree in n manner similar to that uce
in preparing maple NUKiir for innrki t
Mini's nest boup A famous Oruntnlj
poup made from the nests of eubirtli
that githcr certain gelatinous seiweeds
MUeuits This wonl iunn twice
baketl In the cnrlj manufacture two
bakings were given this product -thi-
is the modern crneker.
Mivahe This term is v.sunllv iippllet)
to ovsttrs, cl.iuis, mussels nnd tl like
tw ) shells.
Ulaikbcm Is fruit of the bush'
rnmbler: it grows wild nnd is nlso cul- I
ttvated: this fruit Is much Inijer and of.
a far better tun or than the wild berrv
This fruit is also dried. lowberrles
belong to tin suinc fnmilv. 'lln- bushes
are li i niul tieeping ami the berries
rinen se ernl weeki before the black -berrv,
r.Inekbird"- Are used in Hngland for
pies.
M'nekfish. or Tnutog In season from
April to October in tho north Atlantic.
M'nnc ninnge rrench blnnc mange Is
white- a pudding m.itle of gelatin or
cornstarch rue Hour nnd nrrowrnot.
Mlnuehing T i.iiike white as to
blantlie ii'iishro'i-as. artichokes etc., by
P'li boiling for n ttw niinutes. ANo this
term is used a jiart of the formula in
the cold-tun k method of canning fruit
ami vegetnbe-1
To bl.tti In uing the cnltl-,ntk meth
od of t uuiiii v.. i- f"r the put pose of
miking it eaj to remove the skin, when
nrcessarj , nnd to shrink rhe product to
faiilitati racking in container, to set
the Juice and color and to remove ob
jectionable a ids
I lie agriculturist also uses this term
- to blnnt lie in growing ce t rv . cn-
'dive, nsparngns and oilier vegetables
tins is t! ue b Linking earth around
tlio vegetablts.
IiATCIItiLOK
Pullis Lctotr Co
ho meant nijthirrf Yo M.rl it bim
p.v ima.1' that Jean liad lo-urned un
c l.ange.J In her attitude to'vard him n- d
tint she wns doing her bct to be elvll
Ho tok l,er tlii(,-rs In Ins held them
k an ! s'nnt and then rc-l-nsi.l tier
I an womanlike was piqued at hm nt-
t MllA
Aren't u Rrl-f- to asl: m anjililnp
nlKut nv trip aid the peop I me "
1" r---rie.l f, l.).vitc; him I It Mt'i tie
i i k Tm jitr tot i. v as it.
a idd. r dsir" to Ii irt Mm
r.iu hud
lou lo. it as ir v -u hail enJo1 I:
a 1" s,, Brn, ij lit,, P.e, runnlte
cner her tmart truvellni: suit sjlll
eo ered In 'he bip lur-olljrecl coat, ttie
'icse llfie im uii its llrntmi; eil
" "Urn s' Ic-ri unklf-s and pcl-ted
ou 'rtled sh i j
"O J it d ' nrl tho temptation srranc
it It h.r hirf to te.l him fhe hnil
'Iced : so .;; tna, BhH W1, ln
hit. It ,! , rushd It )n, k there
v.is '' t i f ' ne io tel' l'n that
.leiin Muni; t her cut and . ut. hr;r.
r :r !. ' 'pe n- hnlr Mou'i
Ill tde sr,iT e r
Tt Ifs," she , 'nei.tttl
'I like tn. m'"
lis c; '
.rj r
Pe f',-tfit
li iu nt'ift ) m i'h more
s IP HTM ST1 CM kiinv
I' f e th if
111 t f -h hni t?Mi
had it-
n ai'..j with h f "in infort
!
Mj i. ' rut wito', hi J Jean Btole
i I i Im Hun ro'ig he wt,H.
r.rd t i '--'i n' II. t wtt'i ono lek
t'u w ..r-lfss' , er tlie . ther, llib
hen.1 ' 1 1 1 bill, .u ili at th nnir it
v i
I '.' t rel ut ts-e
I ,1'Ci ll 'o 'h, rni in n-iil drii-r.
i r-w fold'ni; i.iblc proceeded to !
i :i mu
i nust tc h injrry, ' Mark x.iiil
'i i and J.hn oulil bM
s ' 1 .tlojd nt I l.s ntten, , to n.uko
la nwrnnlioi s-uddetily she le-
1 rnklet-slv o ireat M.irlt m
,M his. ireated utiy nttrnedve
w li on fhe l'kid and anted t i I le
Aft" ill. tne hud been bltfet . ne.
an I o!d ac jimltuni cus, but h ,.r
.Is -he would do everjihiri, i n.
t lUow lilm that 'ti' wlh.d t 'j.
i. hit' grv , I in ' turved Mi h
., n i let tv or f iiI iiid nit tto-'i' i
v 1 want Mr Hr.ind to iu
- I liivn n p.ir" -p, snd tur i
4 to Murk ' .i wi
it
i. ii
pl!'
MUsirp
I inioirrow lnn Mnkri,
Ulventurey With a Pmse
JI' I we.-e
ilni-e bnu
M li
el. t i
tnat v.,
l.iii
1 ii i n
i rile
rui'ilv
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v i ll i
ii it i
fiint
ry "i-i to diserlbe
i' 'f -I " i hi commend
' i .' iou thnt
'I
i-ual Thej
I ,id
to ln'i.l bnzs that
"" i 0 t i with a nhh'.n.
are u' "M l.n!'' rn ipeii long.
' ii. anil are of trnnspirtnt.
Ataong tbi ruiinv bags I
I found few that I like nnv
i '.es , both beeu-,p of their
b'nuty and since of line.
Alihot 'h tie- ore iirpyrtfil lags t,r
pri" it j'i -t J'I 2," Pftin And there aie
utiO'it s'.i or eight of flu in left
I ',.!' n v i gorgiois dnnen of
them mvielf iu I witli w.ni prido I
I use I thtm jtt recently vvlnn I hnd
gue tit' I'i'.r o'mlitj is livelj, their
.1,.,,., mr... ,,, ii I
'I- ",, ,..- i. ... ...it' , UIMI,
ni short, they
n s n . i , i . ,.1. ,- i.i ....
,.. ...-,,! Nil JI HI OS.
As jnii know, if jou 1, ion' nnv
' ,- ' " ' '' " ' ' of Mndi Ira
riiipkins fir t) Ihm i in at least hro.
ni'iugovvim iiinij is tin re ml tlitT.-r
em .', uiniiiiw.i lor ..'.i en n Thin
tomes piettj clone to beuiJ roi li ontlom
lill e 'JhiV are quite i, lain. I,,,,,,
simply tine Mallnps uround the neck and
sleeves. Sometimes I think this kind is
a pretty as the elaborately i inbroiden d
kind, at least for everyduj (or rather
every night J wear.
Fur nmnet ot !ion addrna
i'aie Kdllor or ihooe WaJjii or ltin 3400.1
HoDinn'i
EVENING PUBLIC
HEARTS AND FLOWERS
S 1 A? SSJ ....
v' r V' v'i.
-am r 1444 i a Ymt
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- . 3 i r'- " -V ''A'!
Would you like to wear i ,
to the Valentino part ?
without any great oxpenc,
iiiuierinis neeiietl are a t
crepe paper and n muslin slip
I astc the decorated crepe papir which
forms the lower part of the sknt to the
tout oi pinin pink cn.no naner wheh
forms the upper part. Paste while the
paper is spread tint. Then gather the
ktrt at the waist line with Mlliit.en.
Tour narrow ruffles of Ink paper trim
the hips nnd the sbeves The ruffles
are best-made on the sowing mnclnn .
The waist i made of plain pink crepe
pflpixhlightl fulVii and cut with round-
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
The Tint'Lcggcd Peter
11 JAM! MrllWV
I.Ui i Jlent airecl tntv. tiOc-ded
citK ,i'i ur "other n widow, wl'h a
large family and ouliurt an t ini but
smiiil t .-ik a i ',in bo.arltd nnv bodi.
Mrs Aichllmll 1 rotliman. a rich city
datiie f Kngl sh stock, contcnipl itln
a ls.t to tho l nd of her forefathers
mitired out 'o Dents tr see If thej
!uun 1 ot.rd ,ir c.it iv tr, and also
h.r nor, dur "ik her absence 'n th up-iri-nPblntr
sL-ni. r Mre llert agreed
Mrs 1'roth .an thrriupon proccded
to i,-.vo Lulu, iho loo, speclil charge
ii ti e cats, Irstructloi.s lognrdlnjf I'e
ttr Now MIas neit," sip f.Vd, 'you
mut kins I'ct'r i very n'ght, for ho al
vv.ivs k1-s ti and I tlr.n t -vant that
nffee'iomite hal It brokea iou must
treat h ni to '" in am occasionally and
fce'l hlr i w th in'dliui, an 1 the best
st- nk su.noii There w.ro other tn
nn.e I n-. reKaril ntr Pe'er's nap his
walk, a-d so forth Th. i. M s Kroth
n.nn tiH' a fen words regarding hir
Ben
"lie ii llte-nry-' it t erfe -tly liarm
li v I i i ri i i rili i,a ii to what
o'i g'v. t In - , S oi v understand
ll'n foi I iii.r i j i I Then the
dame after jui n lt s i , i i'l v. Ith hei
clu.rpr befjr su.i t u tor l'urope, d -parttd
At t c p d t he ng-.ln nr
rlvi ' Th) cat wns an In mense malt' ne
ai liral I s mo'i'li V" nu the homeliest
,ii it uf i 'i, 'I s, , ) ,; handsome
' i ig f. How v. ,h i,,rlor inaunLix
ai il ii parent! , i, . i ieet as well
s i reirt Iin i ,i ' un the same as
1 e ill'l J'l'tir
of the D.r.t fniu .
ii.ti i led to k'sn I
tiiith' No " i-h. i
a i j't er i'.oP t'r'
1 gg i Teter r -M
ti i r He! . I
i if inn ii he i a i-
' r s '.i ,ii i I
Miger members
o'-K'il l.ilu If "lie
' I omly cat cvcr
onl 'I will buy
' u ,1 kiss tho two
tier looking "
banned with tno
he showed .an ln
i Mithbom tool; huire
1 l- to tall: about
: tallied with ex
i , KoiHtnusH anfl
Hut of Peter, th
n evil reporm, of
I his thieving pio
l i'ter subject Mrs
ir'ng no critic sin
1 ut expr.-SBlm; pro
I er fon s,bo would
tlio onu and disci
njr.t i i K n i g
h -i. Ti e
I n l e ' .ii 's (
I li s di'tr,ocr.i. n.i ,
lC.lt tlK-l' Well t'v
I i , si t nrl' " i
! I nsii.. s t'jiM'
it'll wa. -.' I'l'
ii 1' t r s ir -t i '
1 f lUi.i Hi mrsii f i
i er'ci'n'v 'to' '
p 'T.e tl o e j ' h r
Mrs B, !.'
ns that CJV
it'ien n Tsi
nsr- i i
e di 1 t
I t.irv (fit.
, ' f fellno treatment
s io ild take what was
w ild cater rn'ilior t"
r tnt-cut. Aa long ai
if t'leir tails with the
" con-, it nee was cleai
fv on l.ulj rttid Mr rrothtnan becitrs.
f nds M I . j'hnuiii much travel, d
i nd a n i ' r i tho hest soeltti I
i uved ai i ' ' mid ngrienble eom-
puil'.' I'i th in to mil of the sum -tn.
r i ! ii ti, i, 1, nnd with It Mis
Frotnn hi f r 'in ohject of her ttndsr
s' etui he- i' . '
Th. 1 t at "to nrrlied ever' body
i i w i i i i the afternoon ex. epl
U(- t r ..i, it of tho Ilcnts whi,
ii r ' ' I '-" If lcorousy upan i
vrnnJi i i Mrs Prothmun and hi r
ii'islocrai r stpr who accoinpanh d
,.i r -. i il i a - Ives .
'Ilovv s fe'.- whh tho flrbt query. I
Hi s Ti i was ttie reply
' Is Ii' i i. id to him?"
el, M'tu.
p.it , r I " pjcclnlmed Mrs, rroth
mtr, s.u.ii tn'.K with ;i sigh of ro-
Wl.nt has I'fe-r had to cat?"
ci i r -' v 'ji'ing that'll nice i
i' ,. ho vv tire all tho time I.u'u
make ic Lna.a for lilm, and jiffy-Jell
unl Hi.. v.tln cuke and luuge ana
i v" vtlilnu I !
li drfd ix'liilmeil Mru Trothman
rroi If -iting some surprise ' I'm afraid
t ,l i..n too Indulgent Uut
It'-
s ueit lo ireai tmr jiuis
iv
1 r- il Ttter Bleep?" was the
I., t gui st chamber," was tho ro-
,
! !"
' .. Iiilmed Mrv
rrothmnn, with
1 rnori iiiirprise
l.O'H lii 1 lake Peter out to walk"'
fih vs, sho takes him to tho band
1' ud lip tukes h.r to the opera
He
lets hir to the liencn nnu tm
in 11 it a plaid hl'k iintmtig suit
Vou 1'iKft to roe It It h ii beauty! I
vv b!. I 1 ud one lilto It "
i'l. to this point Mrs rrothmnn had
in ti l. hut dozing out of in. r sat s
fu im hut now sho started' Sin.
sir UKli'et "I up and louki il .11 Mnry
l,i t 1 tl, Her sliter, pre v .ously a
list, n -I- only, took a band ut tho Cucs
t 1 it K
U Pe'ir sweet on I.ulu?"
'O yen" every ono Itnowa tnatl"
'I navi I'een asking about my cavt
- costume
i i nu and
too. The
loltls ot
ILEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY,
'J
ing neck. A shin 1 I and
paper, two inehts wide, nhn
of crepe
made on
the machine, tunis the waist, extending
around the belt line, t lossinu In front
and ending at the shoulders. A heart
and ribbon mot it pasted on where the
bands cross the waist in front repeats
me sKirt motir.
The foundation of tl e hut In ntmniv n
wire ring shaped ns illustrated. A
double pitco of pink crepe paper is
drawn mound this vure to form the
brim, and is then pasted together at the
back. A gathered irevn of the deco
rated design is sewed .n place nnd the
hat is flnislitil with a nnrrow ruffle
around the edge and --in ameis.
ivter Ym i-no no right to call Mr.
I rothmau 1 v big fit st n iino."
"Hu t. Id us to,' rr piled Mary, bris
tling with IndlRiiatioti "He saya ho
wnnt'i to ho Ttter' o nil of us al-
OTJ8."
The ladles ex h.angid eloquent looks
' I vlsih vou to get my cat," demanded
Mr.s Fiothmari, 'do jou know where
lies la ' '
I don't know, but 1
soiiiewhero about"
suppose ho Is
Mary arose to 'nstltuto a search
nut
-irs i rounnan called her back.
'What hus Peter had to cat'"
"" it mlco and n tlnt hlV of
sin s ami er no ats cockroach'
es,
iuo
Mr- rrcthman u ed
r.i s
her
smelling
Whcie has hi t-lept?"
"0 cr on the Silplonia' old mat
tress All their kids had the ecru let
fevei on It, but I'cter lilies to lln tllern
anu r. tir i mean .Mr l-Totliman. said
to let lilm beeausu ho was having the
time ot his Uf. '
Mrs p'rothmii-i hastemd Mary upon
tho urnh s,h r. turned shortly wltn
the . h. ilshrd oPJict. H md ono eye
closed as the r. suit of an encounter
with a nir.il ciii'iiv, ,,r bis own kind,
ho bad a swollen jaw from tho t-amo
cnusi-- 1 ,. hid a t'tinir collar with a
pi.'ichstnne chum round his neck In
stead of his dushli g scarlet one. with
silver hr'ls, vvhi.li M.irj' .ontesiicct hau
iie.n soi'i to the J ink
monej
' Oh m poo- I ot
mlstrf-s, hvHtci- id' but iho former
avi.iiii.ii iiii.
lnsteiui ot itiviii a icspectful and np
pn 'iitlir mew r ule a face at her
jumped up aid in her ear. worked
h tnsi If fiee, th ti disappeared over the
fence.
.Next
lumplelr Niivelrtte "A Complete
surrender"
CAMI-L'S HAIR COATS
.vf' ).1fi,7,"'?K,V71 T)rT
"lu; ' i uiiuiii ill.!!
'I hi uniiT, huir which we used
sie oiilv iu the tiind hue of the ilesi rl
spaces is now biioiiuug nlinimt as tboi
ougli v cubist in come itmn as then-bra
Mostlv niif lutein it uoi in guj ilink,
and in the toloiingx chosen In these uii
deliglillul bejonil words. Pur exainpli
the iittinctlvo sports cflat of camel'
hair shown today is carried out in gin
and piirp'e Tills is inntchul bj a seaif
of plain gray fringed nnd banded In
purple, nnd by R gray felt lint with
purple pom pawn.
it) I'oiciNNi: i.oxu
ti
Please Tell Me
What to Do
U- OYNTIIlA
Says No Harm In Kissing
Dear Cjnthlft This letter of opinion
la to "Innocent" nnd other rcndcri In
terested In her letter.
I alio think there In no harm In Itlss
Ing when the klsslnir Is not too much
As Cynthia hns told you It will lead you
Into a habit not any too eood for you.
If you klo a fellow a couplo of times
that Is enough to lead him on further
and should be a llttlo more careful to
whom you (ilve.jour kisses. I think
that they show a little moro friendliness
to tho boy but whn n girl given lilm
all tho kisses ho nsks for he thinks that
sho lo not tho right kind of n girl ; so
for my part, I would bo a llttlo more
modernto In kissing. I, for my part,
think kissing Is an Innocent thing, so
far as I am concerned, but I havo never
kissed anv ono yet. IJOIJ.
As the second ' Hob" wrltci nnd signB
"Buck" Instead, supposo jou keep the
Hob.
The Truth About Steve Drodlo
Dear Cynthia Will you pleaso print
tho follow line- to that "Illdon' Bcek"
may read tt?
It scpins our friend. "Twanty.elchth
Division," linn gotten Stcvo Hrodle
mltcd up with sonw ono ciso. atov,
mndo a wacer with home ono that he
would. Jump off Hrooicijn Unngo. This
took place In 1801 and something nnd
not 1300. Steve came up all right and
wns dragged in from the rler but not
a couple of tlayn later With the money
he started a ealoon on the Uovvery nnd
was known all over tho country ns "the
man who took n chance " Ho exhibited
himself In arlous places and mndo
money this way I am not sure nut I
think he Is still alive, ao you sec, Klrls,
s?tevo took a chance- and tioi uwi
with It, as we up-to-daters say. How
over, that l-n't Insuring jour succesa.
and In "taking a chance" you're liable
to "run aahoro. ' However, llko Htevc,
you might win out In dnjs llko tnee..
I think wo chould strive to control that
urge of wandering and adenturc, which
comes to oery young person somo time
or other. As ounrr women, you will
havo to bo doubly careful, for many arc
the pitfall!! which await the feet ot tho
inwary. With this well-meant advice,
go forth If jou must, and get a real
tasto of life, but do not forget ourself
jour renl self, or j'our spiritual Kdf.
THU YOUNO rillLOSOl'HCll.
Says "Innocent" Is Ignorant
Dear Cyntb'a Will j-ou bo kind
cnotik'h to print thlsv ln reply to "Inno
cent?' Thank jou.
You call yourself "Innocent." Why
Innoc nt? You aro not Innocent, jou
nre Ignorant
"Oh, Allah ' Allav my iKiiorance
Why, oh whj, Is k'sslng freely forbid
ilen' Klghteen yenrs have I lived jet
never In th'se eighteen j'cars havo I dis
covered why Hod gvo us tne art ot
klslng If I am not to kiss cverv m in
I know, what nni I to-do with my
klstes''"
Listen then, j-e Ignorant maiden. Hsve
vou ever k sped tho moiiier you love
Whj ' Have vou over kissed a child jou
loved' s Vhy7 Has It tver struck
vou that kissing was given to us to
show something thnt words cannot fully i vantngeousiv, improving jour good liu
shovv? Kissing Is nature's vvav of show-,mor so us to mako yourself moro agree
ing love When nu throw our kisses able to thoso you will Invariably meet.
away we nre break'ng ono of nature's
lavve. We are breaking a law or our
Maker
Oh, jo fair, innocent tnnlden, has It
ver stri'ck jou thus" If now you give
your kisses to all jour masculine friends
what will jou glvo to your lover to
show your love? A kiss? V klvs that
baa been glon to all for the ask'ng; u
klsH that has been given for paj inert
of a good tlmo ; a kiss that la i,o cheap
ft has no value? Hah ! girls like jou,
that have nothing reserved for love can
not love cannot ho loved
I have mot vour tjpe of gill and I
displso them It In my pride that never
havo I broken natures law N'one but
the ones I lovisl have nceivi d my I. sses
Th's In spite of tin met that I go to
a dance occnslonallj', meet jour tjpe of
k'lil and take her home.
ou say thnt It gives j'ou pleasure to
bo kissed Thais peculiar, 1 -nvcr could
fore, m) self to kKs ono tint I didn't
love
Oh but pardon, Cvnthla I am taking
op too much of your aluable column
Jo tlrls MA11TY.
"McWhlKburrjh" to "Hide 'n' Seek"
Pear Cj'nthlo ' Peggy's got rhe
right Ider. It's sinful to knock ('al.e
hi nl ii I'lebc tako hud). Lei t ilk
abi ut snmeth'ng else An to dipt our n
nhotit Id ills, I vehementlj- otijei , It s
a waite of time, labor, Ink and si
and J II ti 11 jou why
rirst of all, nn ncnte character sei '. t
can (i.duco from jour style of r
on such topics both your tndlvlnit.il
at 1 vi.r Inclinations, and f'nee v a.
dealer for movie wtlti under pen-namen, why Klvc ir
shi i away? Secondlv we mlitht tr kr
ii .,ii , ,.i scm" self-conscious belnits feel im r '
- v,,, ,,...,, ..... ,.,ar.' tl.n.A ... . ii- .. i ,. 1, .
1 f.ilor, nnd which they utifortuiuu , ,
lark Thirdly, when writing uhotit Mi il- i
Jin. irus' bo definite and. Ih'i.fip t j
literary is mixed with deflnlt'iuss wine
li a matin mntlc?! trait, and since lh
two ca.t diffuse, the result ! a pira
iicxleal condition I'ourtli, lilt
IM,n 1
does ot advocate tho love we eliulsh
o v 1 -hall havo another crntrndlclioi
I nstlv inn Ideals cannot e-tlst fir hu
manl'v ! loo widespread "I'd , lish
so ti at our amhltlons vvoiini r,e eur
tailed ) our Ideal Is vour own affair
vvhv v ot otheis ahout il
ilipt Hv I l,-livi) wo might as wel. 1 1 . p
tliptn to ourselvet,
li-jnk nt 'Hide 'n Seek" with th.li
The Question Corner
Todnj'ft Inquiries
1 nt comfortable device has br n
hi puled to make reading easier
f 1 tlie convalescent who K too
weak to hold n book in posi
tion '
In what decorative and useful
way can a Japiincau biunboi hat
le added to the furnishings of 11
living room?
I) - nbe n novel candlestick
v Mi h w mid be pittty for a bnj -I
1 rv ciuidle.
hat use can be made of the
"i-l ions from the seats of u
' ."iippul" 'tutoiiieihlle'' (
lie 'vli'it simple tlovlce is It Iios
sib't to mnku the bnbv's gocart
ii 1 v his older sleler, too?
W nai i- the newest design pop
i.lar for camel's hair fubrlcs?
(stl'Ia)'s Ansvvprs
(i.nvdilent new bolih r tor a
-tr "1 t thread km n lint side
attached to a snfetv pin whii
1 nu be fnstened to the diess nnd
thus keep the spool from falling
down and 1 oiling nwnv .
Wring a dishcloth out of hm
water and wind It about tin
lro7tn milk bottle to iluiw out
the milk, repeating the proec-is
whenever the cloth gets cold
I ublenched muslin that is to be
mid for window curtains tan be
given a pleasing champagne tint
if it Is dipped in coffee.
A phonturnph rcton tan le re
movid from tho mnrli no with
out danger of scratches fiom 1 n
ger iihIIs by means of a rubb. 1
device on tin nrm which llfu jt
hv suction.
If the stenographer wl'l keep nn
old pair of cotton gloves in her
dei.k lo vvinr when changing n
tipcwrllrr libhon she will nhvi
time usunllv recpilreel for washing
he r hands uftcrvviud.
Last huininer'N black nnd white
glnglutm dress can be mndo Into
covers for pillows In bedroom 01
sun pat lor and dimmed with a
red basket containing llovvers In
uppllquo work.
JPEBRUABY 6, 1921
WUATS WHAT
n v itnt.KV nnruj
It In tho custom In Amer.tnn centers
to jjlvo to lawjers tho sutllu "Usci"
whon addressing them In writing Prob-ilblj-
this may be traced to the pioneer
custom of bestowing the tltlo "squire"
or "Judgo" upon any ono connected with
the law.
In Hnglnnd tho tltlo "esqulro" s lim
ited to certain definite classes In which
It Is either Inherited, bpcnuso or nnccs
trj or confined tof.-hor with promo
tion In various lines, ""isqulre" Is trnccd
back to Nonnnn times, when It meant
tho shield bearer of a knight" (es
cuycr). In America the iibbrevlatlona
"Mr." nnd "i:sq " nre Interchangeable j
both aro eoinnllmcntarv forms annll-
ca.blo to any man In this democratic na.
tlon. Mr. nnd Ksq should never bo used
topother; wo must write either "Atr.
Jonn Smith Jonc3" or "John Smith
Jones, i;sq "
deal of pleasuro They would travel and
see tho world, from n. Jt'ullmnn train
"Hldo'n Seek, let me tell you some
thing. I have had "li norful lot" of ex
perience, nnd I got It through extensive
travel not only afar, but Iu "our own
111" city here. I can iidbuiu uu thni
thero Is nothing so broadening and de
lightful. Hut 1 am a man. and j'ou aro
two young ladles You do not real 7e
that thero nro human vulturea on al
moit everj spot on the earth, anxiously
waiting for such sweet Innocents nn you
You do not realize that you will b? put
to torrlble Iticoiivenlenceo In outlandish
places and stuffy trains You cannot
portray tho obvious evldenco of satis
faction jou will both emit when nt last
j'ou icach home again nntl snout "Mid
pleasures and palaces, though wo may
roam " And because of this, vu el
low jour youthful bents to run oft with
j'ou, nnd you cast reason to tho winds
like f;o much chaff.
I would llko j'ou to answer thin ques--tlon
Why do J'ou leave tho most sat
isfying town on tho face of the earth
to watch the scenery swiftly move be
'ore J'ou and get J'our faces full of dust?
Do jou know that there nre hardly moro
beautiful places In existence than our
own parks and suburbs? Havo you ever
wandered round the older nnd more re
fined sections of tho ouy una absorbed
their cxotlo bcautx?
And then lastly (and I believe Cj'ii
thl.i seconds this) do not forget that
vou are girls, unit that you aro tho
most vlolahlo creatures alive Just
think wnnt c1jjs of discomfort and trials
such an J'ou will Inevitably meet on tho
way will uo to J'our mui"H, youi fea
tures, j-our optimism? Can j-ou exer
c so jour Imagination In this wise?
Seek to forget nnything that may have
'urned j'our mind nttatnst your com
panions; and go warllv about hunting
new ones. Seclusion will make jou HI,
and people will dub jou as an eccentric
No doubt, you could uso jour tlmo ad-
Take my aavico nnu do not ho n Home
body. It Is affecting
Ijisth to that femalo correspondent
who bewnllH her fate at being tho con
fidant of so many lorn lov.ns, I would
say thnt she deserves admiration rather
than pltv. It should be a matter of
conceit to her. Girlie, If there Is pome
thing ln jour nature tint makes peoplo
blurt out all to you, pat jouiself on the
back, for j'ou are as rare as schnapps
As the Immortal Shakespeare quote:
Itrave conquerors ! for so you are.
That war against J'our own nftecttonr.
And the Iuiro army of the world's denlici
Countenances ybur probity.
MoWniZZHUP.GH
Things You'll Love to Make
Clolh School-Bag
1 liitio boy or it'll vv'll h ili-lln t,
' own ono of these liiinuy CI.OIH
.m HiHU.-UAGH. You can nuke 01
t 'v and nt ery llttlo cost Cut frmn
tin i- d pait i of a discarded c' jth kit"
'wo oblongs each one yuid long .mil
id out twelve inches wide, rinibroid. 1
ilowirs or other simple deslcns on cor-
in is. Join the oblongs on the vvion;; sld
I lving an opening nt one side (A I
nbi ut twelve inches long, h'x Inches 01
e.i h 'lib of the center Turn to th.
rlnht 'de nnd bind the open edges (You
in1 lino this link' with cretonne or 10I
or. d lining to mike ll btronuer and more!
uiiniilv ) bl p two rings largu 1 ur
tii'n rings, enameled emhroldeiv r!H, '-
1 In ilar big buudjen will do ovei tie1
1 . .. 1 I, n l.n.t.u nr-n ill. mini tttr.iii nl, ,1,. I
cpenintr the tings pulled elown to elnsi,
tin opening and tlio CI.DTH .sf'HOUI,
PA'T 1- cairled over the. shoulder
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THE WOMAN WHO KNOWS
ALL ABOUT ACTORS' LIVES
i Has Spoiled Many an Afternoon's Pleasure at tho Theatre V
Repeating Petty Gossip About Hoiv Old "Sic" Is
or How "He" Drinks
TIII31' were having ten together nftcr
the mntlnee.
Ono of them hr.d seen n musical show
"tid the other hnd been shopping nil
tfternoon.
"How wns it?" nsked the ono who
hadn't seen it.
"Oli, it wns lovely 1" exclaimed the
ine who hnd, "She wns perfectly sweet
and her voice Is really beautiful. 1 en
Jo.vrtl It verj-- "
"My dear," sntd the shopper gently,
reproachfully, lajlng n restraining hand
upon her nrm, "If thnt woman Is n
day old she's nil of thirty-five!"
She sat hnck grimly, ns if she hnd
forever condemned the poor old woman
of thirty-five!
As it the mere fact of her hnvlng
touched that not so verv great nge could
take nvvny from her charm, the sweet
ness of her manner, the beauty of her
voice.
What difference did It make whether
she was thirty-live, or forty-eight, or
twenty? She wns attractive.
TUB personal life of all nrtlsts Is a
vital matter lo this t.vpe of person.
Ilic cannot quite get n tbrl'l out of
the high notes of u famous singer, even
hough the Iioufp fnlrlv rocks with ap
plause after he has finished his second
encore.
"Tc, he has n lovely vclce," she
admits rcluctnntlv: "but you know.
Miev sav he drinks terrib'v, and I
thought he wasn't quite steady tonight
when hi' cnmi' out on the stage,"
She wacn't Introduced to him; she
didn't have to have nnj thing to do with
lilm personally nt nil.
She merely sat back In the eighteenth
row, with the glory of his voice filling
I he theatre all nbout her.
Itut she was afraid tdic hnd better
be shocked ul him because sho had
heard vague remote stories nbout his
drinking.
Two Minutes
lly 1IRRMAN
Looking at Things
0:
NB of the largebt mail-order houses
new executive a .voting v.ninnn.
"1 don't know whether we'll got results from you In n month, or six
months, or u jenr, or ever," the general manager had said to her; "hut Fome
thing tclU me we're going to get them. You've lived in bmnll town most of
your life. And we want that small town viewpoint,
"I'm not going to load you down with instructions or ndvfcc," lie ecu
tinned, "I think I'll let you grope around nnd bump your head n fpvv tlmei.
TIipii 3 ou'll lenin where the low places nre. And, lcmcnibcr, suggestion, are
welcome iu this plant. We take suggestions nil the vvny from the elevator
start' r to the president."
"Ho jou mean that?" suddenly exclaimed the joung woman who had
turned to go. but now faced him squarely.
"Absolutely."
"Well, then, I've one to make. Your stock bojs nnd stock girls walk tallu
and miles every day, on every floor of this fifteen-story building. I watched
them yestcrdny, filling up the bins, enrrjing orders, covering those enormous
distances from one bin to another, up one aisle nnd down the next, to the office,
back again. Your floors nre coucrcte or cement, or some such mUturc, aren't
they? I just happened to think of the bov who used to deliver our paper lie
covered his route on roller hkiites. It snvul lilm an hour. Why don't you put
roller skates oa vour stock lio.vn and girls?"
The general manager stared tt her. "Holler skates." It was not na
exclamation. It was a decision. He pressed n buzzer.
"I suppose jou know," he said finally, "you've earned sir months' salary
in the last five minutes."
Two days later every stock clerk In this vnst plant wns equipped with
lightweight roller skates,
They made n carnival of it nt first. There were somo spills, too polr.R
nround the corners, nnd n little too much hilarity.
That wore off In n week.
In two weeks their roller skntes were pnrt of them, just shop labor eaver
At the end of n mouth the report presented to the general manager was
this:
Time and energy saved : 1)5 per cent ; stock staff decreased, 83 per rent
His mental note was:
"That little girl doesn't merely look at things she sees them. We can't
nfford to lote her."
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
Occupational Therapy
i I il nr l f Wt en. lyaJC
ir Madam Will jou hlndf pub
lii vour column, when spate per
p
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il formation nbout therapy work
wl Lb is done bv pursons while ton
a ."dug? Cnn It bo d ine nt home
nd what nrt'cles can be iiade'' Also.
If inn pnv nt .and m iterlal cnn be so
it I In Phlladdph'ii. l J.
'Ibis v.nk ic tntight at the T'llla.l.l-
lii School of ticconatlcui il Theiapv
"111 Spruce street. There nre nil kinds
of ihvoihliiRlv Interestln" "ii o
" m lenrn to do, such ns basketmal'lni;
lllf'rent porls of weaving, Jeivelrj
mak'ng aril wood-cai vhig And of
v m ur vou can obtain tho rsiulpment
lor tils work ihroiiKh the s.hfol I'
voi ore unable to t,o theie ou uould
irrime to hive so nn one eotue ,
I otne fiom this place and t'-ri, h iu
n of th.s occupations jou vv hit to
I'.am uinuift In this case, then is a
I ' ."K
In i.nv Case, do write to tl,r
ei Ik il and find out mote nboul thr
w.rk I an cur vou will ih irouirhlv
n " iMI'oir ar tun with sonic trln,r
of this rort and m bent vv hhes to joj
riiiiMfiiif1 -
it's still Fresh!"
Every housewife, when she first tries "Victor" Bread, is
surprised at its unusual keeping qualities. Those who huy it
Saturday for Sunday's use are delighted to find how fresh it
keeps even until Monday morning!
The secret of the Victor Loaf's "keeping" qualities lies in the
skill of our Muster Bakers, plus the fact that we use only tho verv
finest ingredients.
And the slraiuesl pari of il all is that these bin
delicious loaves are only 8c each!
Victor
Bread
"The nearest to what
Bread today for use
It stays fresh!
ancJtliUKlntlv.a, " Jccy, u.ta. fcnd Myl7l.
t nirect ,l,cr?BttCCi8 V1CC Why 8h0u
TUB mntlnee girl comes raving y
to her nbout n man In a piny,
"lie is absolutely tho most stun'tr.,!
thing I ever saw I" she cries ctcltedN
"And the way he looks nt that dtl
"hen -he goes off with the other man-.
ill, he's marvelous!'
The wise ono assumes her
knowing look.
Prim,
"lie must be very attractive I
litcss," she remarks, with sly trlttrnnh
in her tones. "They say he's been
mnrrled four times."
She feels rather virtuous when nh
sees the light In the girl's eyes fmle n
'Itt'c; sho hns done that much c00j
nnvhow.
Hid she do nny good?
The "itliulnst didn't wnnt to mum
her stage hero or know lilm personally
i' ineiidv wanted to think how nl e It
vv ould bo If there were such n, person li
renl life who would look nt her that
way and what kind of a ilrci she
would wear when she went flirting oS
with the other man, nnd n few other
leasnet- day dreams on that order.
It hurt, somehow to have tho radiant
hero of her dreams come down to earth
is n plain, ordinary, much -married
man.
IP WB nre going to pry Into the
ages nnd lives nud fnulta and vices
of nil the people who devote their time
to our entertainment, nnd nllow ills
agrccnblc gossip to overcome our ad
miration of their looks, their charm
and their talent, wo shall spoil all our
good times,
To Fay nothing of the time we shall
waste and the Illusions we shnll brush
nwnv.
AVhy bother nbout something that w
cannot chnngc or even verlfv, euppplally
when it doesn't concern us in the lcajt,
of Optimism
J. STICI1
And Seeing Them
In the United States had just taken on a
Securing Position
To thi Fdltor of Womnn't Paaf
Pear Madam I would like to a" .
a Jew cpiestlons
How does ono remove supcrfl '"
hair?
How does ono keep one's hands v'
and slender?
How does one shlno a small fg''")'
marine eml lem?
How much does It cost to icuri o
position through an employment itgee
v DOM.Y
Use a good depilatory powder for
Tt Is good to massage the hands with a
'loiie nnd nlmond cream or v it'i r
water und gljcerln, whichever su ts out
skin best
Tho little rold emblem can b o'
l-hed with soap and water If I !
remains dull looking, It would bo t s t
take It to a Jeweler's.
'I he eo.t of obtaining' a pil i r
lends upon Us nature and tie nkir el
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