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THE WASHEfGTOy TIMES SATURDAY XOTEMBE 26 1910 1910Twenty 7 7T 7Thenfyfzve
I Twenty T wentyfive five Dollars Dollarszn in Gold Go First Prize in zn New Debate Starting SIarIrn Tomorrow Tom 1row
CONTEST ANSWERS ANSWERSCLEVER ANSWERSCLEVER
CLEVER AND VARIED fflEDCarleton VARIEDCarleton VARIEDCarleton
Carleton Macy lacy One Who WhoTells WhoTe1Is WhoTells
Tells What WhatHe He Thinks About AboutQuickOffer AboutQuickOffer AboutQuickOffer
QuickOffer Marriage MarriageBy 1aITiageBy
By FRANCES CARROLL CARROLLATHERKD CARROLLGATHERXD CARROLLG
ATHERKD arovnd ar und two big bistbies WgtaWes bigtables
GATHERXD G tables piled hi high h with wttbthe essays essaysthe saysthe
the contest judges selected IeCed to towelg toweigh toweigh
weigh welg h their respectl respective merits meritshad Jltelltshad ecIts ecItshd
had no Jio MaT aar my time yeaterday yeaterdayI
I looked In I OR o them the every once oc in a awhile awhile awhile
while Just to be aWe to tell you y how howthey Mnrthey bowthey
they behaved behavedTher 1HaJIecLThey beboedThey
They read what you bad to say in inanswer InaJUtWer Inaiewor
answer to t the cooteat qvestHma qvestHmalooked qoeotlooaThoked lIeatlo lIeatloJ
looked J oked oos4 ooidrably rablv 1 17 svrarisoa su urpcIo and id be bewlldfiro MJ bewlIdre
J wlldfiro wn r alMi itd then made a4 notes 1H a t which wMeitsensus whichlater i
later wer were c cnsred cnsredI
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If I t the3 i were MIrtl1s rpiio 1 Ute Lb coia coiasensus con conoensus
sensus of o npiiiiOR nion it was no o more morethan DIOr morethaii I Ithan
than I have ve been throv tki tisrougisoot ioet t th thweek tte 1110week
week B IMJ o more ThOT than you will be to tomorrow to1Docrew tonorrow ¬ I
morrow norrow when the prize winners wlaaenwlll will willbe willbe
be announced announcedIt DDOUneeCIt I
It has b s been one oC the most onthvasi onthvasiastlc sothuosiasUc tInwsi tInwsistle
astlc aad jter interesting d debates batos I have haveever haveever
ever had ha aaythtac aaytbt to do with aad I Iwish Iwlb Iwish I
wish I could have the whol whole paper for fora fora or ora
a day or two Just to publish the an answers answers answera ¬
swers in fall IIU and the arguments guont and andSome all4torles andtorIee
torles anee 84I to SUPlHKt suprt suprtSoe theIa theIaSome
Some would make you laugh 1 la and andsome D4Isome andEomo
some would make msce you cry cryThis cryThis cryThis
This HMKTiingrg MOrJItn g mail brow arMlgtat ht me metwo metwo ietwo
two answers to 1 the q QtM tteItS st as w which whichcannot leh lehcannot
cannot fall to iaterast you staee siocofly so son sem
n m > iny ny of you are e going to s see neern o He Hea He HeFell
Fell a in Love With His Wire W1 rIC at th thCohimbia the tbeColunbia theColunbia
Colunbia n next xt week weekCarleton weekCarleton weekCarleton
Carleton MacysClever Jdacysclever Macys MacytsClever
Clever Answer AnswerOne AnswerOne AnswerOne
One is from Cartelo Car Maey le lending leagmaR lendingman di s sman
man in I the story toM by 1 S B P Roe Roeand Reeand Reand
and dramattaed by 1 7 Kdtth dtth Ellis and andAs JHlreads andreads
reads sa follows folJewsAs followsAs
As to wivether a woman would wouldmarry WOUldmarry wouldmarry
marry a ma man of evident good habits habitsend 11111I15nd habitsnd
end nd reptttatto rept rep LtJoa ten mtnute tautM after aftermeeting itermeetiRg aftermeeting
meeting him is a pretty hard ques question questiou ¬ I
tion for a man to answer who had to toplead toplead toplead
plead w j with th k his own wife for six sixmonths sixmontDs six3nontbs
months before 1 she he said yes yesHowever yesHow yes4However
However How eyer bei being familiar with the thecircumstances tbeclrcumstaDee3 thecircumstances
circumstances of the marriage in H HFell He HeFen HOFell
Fell in 1 Love With Hi JUg Wife I should shouldunhesitatingly sHtildunhesitatingly sbouldunhesitatingly
unhesitatingly say that ninety women womenout wOIlMAcut womencut
cut of 8 hundred placed as was Alt AlI4a AlI4aArmstrongoB AJI4aArmstrongon da daArmstrong
Armstrong ArmstrongoB oa her way to the poor poorhouse peornoUM
house sick and disgraced dl as a she shethought shethougbt shethought
thought in the eyes of the world worldwould worldWould worldwould
would have acepted James Holcrofts Holcroftsoffer Holcroftsotter IlolcreCtsoffer
offer particularly as be made de the therms tilerms thet
t rms of the marriage a business businesspartnership businessrtnersbip S StrtneSblp
partnership rtnersbip with no love love or semti semtim 5tDtim sentimnt
m mnt nt thought of ofIt or orIt ofIt
It seems to me that a woman placed placedLome placedas
as was Jldseelng the chance of a aome atome I
tome ome of a name of seclusion seclu lOR of rest rftstould1l0t restouId r st strould
rould ould1l0t not help accepting I am curl curious curlone ¬
ous to read some essays e on this sub subject su1jet sub3et ¬
jet from women and from 8 aolnt a mans manspoint 1IInspoint
point olnt of view I should Id say sayyes yes shed shedjump sAedjump shedjump
jump at it itSolatiea IC ICSolutiet lt ltSolutioa
Solatiea of ofStage ofStage ofStage
Stage Director DirectorThe D DirectorThe recterThe
The other letter comos faom ssa S sAe sAeBrowD Sedey SedeyBrnwn er erBrowa
Browa sane ase aireotofr lli of C this romance romancenot 18MUIC8wbch reuewhich
which I have llne been JNl peehonded L j 1 you la lanot Isot
not ot an vnowu 1IRU story ery alteraU alteraUThis aficr er iii iiiThis M MThis
This is what Mr Brown thtaks Ja the thematter thematter thetnattcr
matter matterGod tnattcrGod
matterGoc1
God IB I love love te 1GocJ God When Whenman WbeRman Wbo Wbonlsn
man and woman fall iIt love at t ftrsc ftrscfipht ftrSCFt nrscigat
Ft fipht igat h1 God simply m makes k s K a short cir circrtit e1rcull cireiIt
cull Weald a a woman marry a L m maR maRthat n Rthat nthat
that she had not known before bef < e for any anyreason aJUreason anyreaso4
reason whatever depends dcpen on the pedf pedfpree pedIgree
pree nf f the woman If she he is one who whothfnks whothtnkg whothlnk
thfnks with her heed heed she would not notshe lOti notf
i r she Is one who feIn with her heart heartshe
she roicht If I Alida ras T 1US a true woman womanby womanbv womanby
by which I mean mea that she feels with withher withher withher I
her a heart trt under u the circumstances de deB de del5ribed doseribed
B l5ribed < Tibed in J the tb novel of E E P Roe there thereis thereIs
is no ox 4 stion in my mind that she shewould sitewould shewould
would accept Mr Jlolcroft and there thereis tltereIs I
is no question also o in mr mind but that thatshe thatsbe thatshe
she did right bt in so doing All lives have havetheir havetheir
their RTfeat moments t8 AM fi this great mo moment lItO lItOment meinent ¬ I
ment of AlMas life > the Intuition of the thefemale thefemAle thefemale
female came to her rescue and she de decided eI eILOWLY docMed ¬
cided correctly correctlyMARKET
I IGAINING
MARKET SLOWLY SLOWLYGAINING SLOWLYGAINING 1
GAINING STRENGTH STRENGTHOregon STRENGTIIOregon I IOregon
Oregon Oregon Greening and Spitzenburg SpitzenburgApples SpitzenburgApples I
Apples Are A e Selling at 250 250a
a Bushel BushelWhile BushelWhile I IWhile
While a little more active today todaythan t todaythan 4ythan
than yesterday tae market te far from fromnormal rreMnor re renormal
normal nor DJ but fe 1 expected expect to t recover by bytomorrow 1tytOmorIew bytomorrow
tomorrow Apploc A are at their best bestnow tnow bentflow
now and maay fancy varieties are to tobe tobe tobe
be found prominent among them the theOregon tMOregon theOregon
Oregon Groenin Green Greening and Spitzenburg ap apple apple appie ¬
ple selling at 25 the busheL The TheBelflower TheBe1 Thel3elflower
Belflower Be1 ower and an New N w York Barrel ap apples appl anles ¬
ples pl les s are somewhat nwhat what cheaper being 1 1and 1and 1and
and 2 respectively re peoctlvely the bushel busheiFine bushelFIne bushelFine
Fine squabs are selling lIlng at M 3 cents centseach centsfach centseach
each broiling broUifl chickens from fie 25 5 cents centsto eeatsto centsto
to 48 8 cents Tomatoes Tomat 88 are much bet better Detter better ¬
ter than a short time ago 8 0 and sell sellfor sellIi sellZcr
for Ii SO O cents a basket ba ket New ew York Torkcelery YorkcelerY Yorkceery
celery hothouse radishes and fresh freshcarrots CrHhcarr freshcarrots
carrots carr ts may 111 all be bought bou t in 5cant 5cantbunches iceatbunclMs icentbunches
bunches l KushrNlfts ushri oins brin bring 6 8 cents centsa
a pound poun The large green variety of oftiful ofCalIoOlJa ofCalifornia
California Td g rapes Is now pretty retty plea pleBtirul pleatitni
tiful and sells for 2 e cents a pound poundEg tOundEgss poundEggs
Eg Eggs s are M coats a dozen d Een and may maysoar mayoar maysoar
soar oar some me yet yt > t Butter holds at 3 ze and
40 44 cents cen a pooajL Rabbits dreaeed dreaeedare draeeclgre dreneedre
are re worth about 25 i cents each
P ID BttHABS some day you yo have four f er erfive ori r raye
i five children clII h Ia your HttJe class classand eI8Sa clansaud
and a nd all ready to p play ay wbatevas yeu yeuwish ytHI1sb Y9 Y9wish
wish 1sb to suggest 5U If you have a set of ofkindergarten orkin ofkindergarten
kindergarten kin erpat balte u comprising six of ofrill ofdlfC ofdifferent
dlfC different eat colors th there r Is a game which whichwill hleJt hleJtm
will rill m keep them all busy 1MI y as long as a as you youare yeure you younrc
are re willing to keep tiMe for them themeither tbomrttber themeither
either with a little song 3On or merely by byclapping BYc bycIp
c cIp clapping your hands softly 80m together Of OfBourse orourse Ofourae
Bourse ourae a pteno te H great help but to tomany totoaDy o omany
many this Is Impossible and so its itsplace ItSpa itsplace
place pa must be supplied either by the themother tbem9ther thenvther
mother stngtoe with the children or orrven orten oriyen
ten reciting redUu if ao song presents Itself Itselfreadily Itselfreadib ItselfreadilY
readily readilyThe readibThe readilYThe
The children must stand in a circle circlejust cldejU5t circlew5t
just far enough apart so that they tlteymay theyma i imay
may ma easily e8 i1y touch elM anothers hands hnndoThen 1IaadT handsThen
Then T hen give Ye to each a a ball 1taI1 in ate right rightband rtgilthand righthand
hand Then at a a given giv signal each eachchild eeeIachild eachchild
child passe the batt he holds to the tJaedilld theibi1d thechild
child oa his right t at the same 88a8men ea mo moment memeat ¬
meat men receiving receirln a ball JI front the child eMMon eJdWn childen
on n ate left 191ft ia hte loft hand Instantly lastantlyho Instantlyhmust
ho hmust must pass ta Ute bull to t his right rightk
k
HIGH COLLAR SEEN SEENOFIB SEENOFTEN
OFTEN THIS SEASON SEASONCold
Cold Weather Also Has HasBrought HasBrought HasBrought
Brought Out the Din Dainty D Dinty in inty ¬
ty Stock Stockr StockNOW StockN
r OVT that t cold wvathar eathsr 1IIer te Iter Itero here hereone hereone
NOW N one sees the high eottar and aaddainty aHdainty anddainty
dainty stock more re freciuoRtly freciuoRtlyThe r841UeRtlyTM freaneatlyThe
The shone S ar are reun lull of at attractive attractive t ttra
tractive tra Uve neck flxiags aad 1w Dew new bar barpins 1 arplas barplus
pins to hold them ia place have been beenbrought beenbrought
brought out ia t all sorts of si simple simpleand hplelUHf mole moleOne
IbrOUSltt and quaint de tgJIS tgJISOne dealgasOne
One wonders wen ers what has become of orall ofall i idiamonds
all t the te InIII oIlle handsome l roociMs of JHMLd JHMLddiBlolHJs pv1diamonds
diamonds aad sapphires that were wereonce wereeDCe wereonce
once the vogue Their place hoe be beeR beeRtkeR beentaken a atakea
taken by the simpler pier and more serr serrlosable erv ervkwabie
losable bar brll1L pin Those TI Uke tb the shirt shirtwaist hirt hirtwaist rt rtwl
waist wl ring rtn have hav become e a distinctive J
typ ty type Thy Tb y ar are entia eminently aUy practical practicalaad practicatand
and in far better taste on pretlcall shirt shirtwaists shirtW18 shirtwaists
waists W18 and lingerie blouses blous than ta the
handsome 4 and elaborate elal orate horseshoes horseshoesand hor horand lloe8
and circles of precious stone stoneA stOlHWl stea steaA
A very popular model te a long
silver bar pin ia Egyptian E ptlaa design designthe de designthe lgJl
the center held by a be beetle tle of semi semiprecious semiprecious 1 1preclous ¬
precious value These stones often oftenmatch ottenmatch tten ttenmatch
match the little lInger ft ring and give giveIn givea
a SIfNLrt note of color when they are
In green or blue 1 hle or amethystine
The new bar pins are longer and
broader and have usurped the place piaeeot placeof placeof
of the small bar pins in pairs that
have been so much used They The are areaore areDtOIe aremore
more often Heft een ia silver with theI the thecenter thecenter
center formed of a a s Wt1l senlpr mli pr r elous CIouastene elousst eiou eioustone
st stone n but many lovely ones are done donen
I i la n enamel and the barroque pearls pearlsSEPARATE pearlsI pearlsSEPARATE
I SEPARATE COATS COATSAGAIN COATSi COATSAGAIN
i AGAIN IN FASHION FASHIONOne F SHION SHIONOM
One of the t e garments whjch the one onepiece onepiece I
i piece dress has greatly revived is thei theiseparata the thei theseparate
i separate rat8 coat co t Nowadays a woman has hasso hasso
so DNUI many Mule house and street dracoes dracoesthat dreMethat dresneethat
that a long separate coat te an absolute absoluteessential a1NoIuteillt8RtJal absoluteessential
essential essentialFor illt8RtJalFor essentialFor
For daily wear these t coats are most mostserviceable mostJMVic4a mostserviceable
serviceable JMVic4a l when made med of o tweed or
heavy Ita 7 shorn serge 2 but for dress wear wearbroadcloth WeWoaddoth wearbroadcloth
broadcloth or velvets are re the correct correcttextures eorrecttextUIe correcttextures
textures texturesThe textUIeThe texturesThe
The SHrirt an tn shoos ar are showing s many manyelegant manyelegant
elegant rials m beautifully JI7 braided for forafternoon forafternooR forafternoon
afternoon or informal evening wear wearThey wearThey wearThey
They are fitting Attla accompaniments aecomPAntlJM m to tolovely toJovely tolovely
lovely gowns owns and help complete the thetoilette thetoilette thetolictte
toilette
CARE IN USE OF GAS GASSTOPS GAS GASSTOPS GASSTOPS
STOPS LARGE BILLS BILLSPoints BILLSI BILLSPoints
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Points to Be Remembered By ByHousewife ByHousewife ByHousewife
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Housewife If She Would WouldSave WouJdI WouldSave
I Save Money MoneyI MoneyJltc Moneynacees
Jltc I t cfces are cheaper than t tHave gas gasHave gasHave
Have all 11 cooking ready read for the Maze Mazebefors blazebefore ze zebelen
before the burner is lighted lightedThe U1ttedTIM lightedThe
The burner lMK er may be extinguished extlnhUl ltett a few fewmoments fewmDlluJItS fewmomentS
moments before your cooking eooktn cookingis 4s hatched aateaedand aatdMdand hatchedand
and still retain heat enough en ugk for the thepurpose theUrpo thepurpese
purpose purposeA e et
A A t night turn off otfthe the stop cock b btweea t ttWeeD he hetween
tWeeD the stove and the mala pipe to toprevent tpreveat toprevent
prevent waste wastePse wute11se wasteUse
Use the pilot light only nl to keep ke things tfciagswarm thingswarm < 8 8warm
warm warmNever warmNever warmNever
Never use a large burner mer when a amai an a assnai
ssnai mai n one will do doAfter doAfter
After your cooking p has reached rM rMbot the theboillne theboiling I
boiling bot point turn the tte gas down te a apoint avetDt apOlt
point which will keep k it at that stage stageA stateA I
A strip of asbestos pinned around a aburner abtorJter aburner
burner causes es the heat to concentrate concentrateon
on the cooking instead of saaU MUi MUiInto sstlwic sstlwicinto rie rieinto
into the atmosphere atmosphereCover atmosphereCOYer atmosphereCover
Cover natirons llatlr mi when hen heating wkblong with a along along
long handle stewpan upside down Iov to toconserve toco toconserve
conserve co e the heat or if you have cook cooking c80itIng cooklog ¬
ing to do use th the stewpan for that thatpurpose tis tispurpose tlintpurpose
purpose on top the irons It is easily easilylifted uylUted easilylifted
lifted off by the handle when you desire deireto d desireto re reto
to change < e irons ironsToast ironsToast IreneToast
Toast your your bread or crisp your break breakfast 1MeaItfut breakfast ¬
fast food underneath the flaa name e which whichbolls whichbotls whichbelle
bolls your coffee coffeeIf eofteeIf coffeeIf
If you have ve a furnace urnaeo bake b ItacaUoPS bison bisonscallops u e escallops
scallops etc just within the door doorIf doorIt doerIf
If you heat by stoves utfliae WIIIe the theAll thespIIICe thespace
spIIICe under the fancy top for cooking ceektDgFIe cookingVse
FIe a haY stove when 1M MIbIeAU MIbIe penolb40AU
AU these things will re rebill reduce your gas gasbill gasbill
bill materially mat riany
GUM ARABIC OFTEN USED USEDFOR USEDFOR USEDFOR
FOR PRESERVING OF EGGS
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i NIt K c f the t iavns4te avore ef mothpaVs ioeibpde of ofkeeping ofkeeplag ofI
0 I I keeping eggs 8 to oM W farmbenson farm farmsboH farMJMMI
benson 1II8S that II coatlat tiM tiMsheil theshell
shell with withOrdinary XWH XWHOrdinary ga gaOrdkiaxy
Ordinary EU rues arable wa wMI usoi 1IMIi which whichwas wWclawas whichwas
was melted slowly over er the are are ftre and aadapplied aMapplied andapplied
applied to the esis o sgs with the help les of ofsoft ofsort a aft
soft ft bru brush h When set set they were wereIn ere paeked paeked1n pltekef
1n dry charcoal aa aJIII store si rodia JB orataarjr orataarjrdeal onIhaaqtical ordinalYdeal
deal boxes boxesTo bOxesTo boxesTo
To preserve > reserve newlaid eggs e for three threemonths threeJItOntbs threemontb
months the butter treatment is often oftenresorted oftenreeQrted oftenresorted
resorted t te > in couatrr places where wheresud a asudden asudden
sudden sud ea influx of summer vteHors puts puts8Cvere a asevere aorvero
severe strain on the resources of olsmall f a asmall asmall
small village or seaside place ceo Only Onlyfiesh Onlytl Onlyfi
fiesh tl csb butter wiu m must however be used usedand use4and usedand
and barely sufficient Ul employed to tothe coat coatthe coatthe
the ecr e Too much butter would prob probabiv pr0bably probably
ably taint the contents ad destroy the thecreamtneee thecre theczeniIne6
creamtneee mtnes which te usually only char cmwacterfetn raCterlst characterlst
aCterlst of newlaid newlaidIs eggs oggsIn eggsIn
In some parts of the country a var varnish varnish ¬
nish of beeswax and oil fe used effect effectually eeetvany effortnally ¬
ually A teacupful tee pul of beeswax te pro proportioned MG MGportlonetl proportloned ¬
portioned to every two teaeupftris te of oil oilboth ellboth oilboth
both being stirred ia a tin standing In tea Ina Ina
a 88ueeJMLn auce UC5U an over the Are until the wax waxhas waxhas wa wahas
has melted and the two ingredients tn are arewell arewt1l arewell
well mixed With a a sponge the var varnish varnish varnish ¬
nish should be spread over the shells shellsso shellsso shelteso
so as to coat them only thinly the thespowpe thespoRfe thesponge
sponge working the varnish it into the thepore thepor thepores
pore por The egg must however h wever be bestore be5tore bestor
store stor < 1 In n a very cool and ibv rv cupboard cupboardAnother enpboudAwtber cuphoardAnther
Another oldfashioned method Is that thatof thator thatof
of smearing the eggs SS all over with withglycerin withglycerin I
glycerin the Idea In this case C81eS as In Inthe Inthe inthe
the two former raethods methodsbeing belng to ex
ecI
RENEW OILCLOTH OILCLOTHWITH OILCLOTHWITH OILCLOTHWiT
WITH WiT GLUE WATER WATERThen
Then r oilcloth has been down for a af aft I
f ft < w months and is losing the shiny sur surface surface earfaqe ¬
face faqe it caB be renewed easily in in the thefollowing thorol thefodowing
following rol owlng way Melt a little ordinary ordinaryglue 0rcUnarygt1le ordinaryglue
glue In a pint of water letting it stand sta1dCHI standen standon
on the top of the oven till dissolved dissolvedWash i8tOIvedWash dissolvedWash
Wash the oilcloth thoroughly and let It Itdry itdr Itdry
dry Then at night when the traffic of ofthe o othe ofthe
the day te over go 0 over the whole care carefully carefally carefully ¬
fully with ith a flannel dipped In the glue ghiewater gluewater gluewater
water Choose a m be e day aY y for it and by bymorning DYmorning bynornlng
morning the glue will be hard and will willhave wl1lhave willhave
have put a fine gloss as good as DeW on OByour onyour onyour
your floor floorMAKING 11001AlAKING hoerI1AKING
MAKING CHILDS CHILqS FROCK FROCKIt
It is a good plan when making 1B8kJn a achads acb acblids
chads cb ds frock to sew a wide 1de piece of oftape ortape o otape
tape from the pocket te the waistband waistbandor wai tbn tbn1Itr
or If jnakine a pair of overalls o erak to sew sewa sewA sewa
a p4e pI piehe from the poefcet to e the arm armholes armholes armboles
holes This method keeps the dresses dressesfrom dressesfront t sfrom
from tenting at the sides as is so often oftenthe olUmthe oftenthe
the case in little IUt girls rts frocks
da e Ute air as much as pe8BIWe aad aadpreeerYe anilpreserve
preserve them as efficiently as If they theyhad Ute Ute1Iacl theybad
had been tinned tinnedAn tlDnedlI tinnedAp
An lI excellent oeIlent plan Is that t of storing storingthem stecinttbeHI steskt stesktthem
them In dry salt a large deal box bete beteprocured bets HlaKJIIOCUCM betsprocured
procured and the eggs a Interlarded Interlardedwith inter interwit Interkirdolw1th
with salt that they do not actually actuallytouch actuallYtoucn actuallytouct
touch each other oth The 1te same plan pia can oanbe canbe s sbe
be followed rC > with regard to wood ashes ashesand asheSand ashesand
and in places where wood fires are arebtirnt artbzrnt I
btirnt UD throughout the cold Id months the thefine th6ADe thehue
fine ADe white ashes are carefully sifted siftedout siftedout siftedout
out and kept until the eggpreserving eggpreservingMate eggpreeernngtilDe eggpreserVhbtime
Mate arrives arrivesQUERIES arrivesQUERIES arrivesQUERIES
QUERIES ANSWERED ANSWEREDFOR ANSWEREDFOR ANSWIREDFOR
FOR TIMES READERS READERSInformation READERSInformation READERSInformation
Information Given Those Who WhoHave WhoHave WhoHave
Have Sent Letters to toEditor toEditor toEditor
Editor EditorSage EditorSag EditorSage
Sage Sag Cream and Beef Extract ExtractMrs ExtractXIS ExtractMrs
Mrs L 1 L > J TTwo Two ounces of saga sag one onehalf o ohlf onehair
half plat of o water onehalf one aJt pint of ofcream ofcream olcream
cream yolks of four eggs one quart of ofbeef orbee ofbeef
beef tea wash the sago go until unm the water waterpoured wllterpoured waterpoured
poured from It Is clear then stew the thesago theSO thesage
sago SO in onehalf pint ot water until It Itte Itis Itis
is quite tender and very thick mix with withhalf withbalr withhalf
half a pint of o good cream and the yolks yolksof yolkso yolksof
of o four eggs and mingle the whole with withone withODe withOne
one quart of beef bee tea tea which should be beboiling beboIlIn beboiling
boiling boIlIn Useful In cases of lingering lingeringconvalescence llngeriDCconvaleeceace lingecingconvalescence
convalescence after acute disease dl as
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Winter Clothing ClothingReader ClothingRe ClothingRenderWith i
Reader RenderWith der With your trellneated houses bousesIt housesIt
It Is not necessary to wear as heavy heavyclothing beevyloUting heaVyclothing
clothing as In years gone by But out outside outside outside ¬
side of the house the temperature te teJest isjG8t 15just
Jest the same as In former years there therefore therefore therefore ¬
fore fore If lighter H hter clothing is worn In Indoors InI indoors ¬
doors warmer street wraps should be beworn DevonI beworn
worn ALove all things keep ceep the feet feetdry feetdry feetdry 1
I dry and ankles ankles warm warm
Growing Old Oldr OldD OldD
r D > K KI I fea you ou are entrenchlitg entrenchlitgtoo entreneblgtoo eutrenchli eutrenchlitoo
too heavily on your capital of o vitality vitalityWhile vitalityWhile flattbWhile
While the young oJng can stana an almost almostunlimited almostuRUmited almostunlimited
unlimited amount of exercise those thosewho tbosewho thosewho
who have passed the meridian of o life lifemust lIfemust lifemust
must exercise less violently than th 1 In Infornfer Informer infornier
former days da s Do not make such heavy heavydrafts beav beavdrafts heavydrafts
drafts on your store of strength for forremember forremember forremember
remember that it Is not replenishedso replenished
so easily now as In your womanhood womanboodUse womanhoodUse womanhoodUse
Use moderation In all things thingswalk thingswalkIng walk walkIng
Ing eating and working Take Ta as asmuch acmuch anmuch
much exercise as you can withoutoverfatigue withoutoverfstigse without withoutoverfatlgue
overfatlgue Seek the many pleasures pleasuresthat pleasuresthat pleasuresthat
that are offered for those of your yourag yourage yourage
ag age for there are many man things adapt adapted adaplt4 adapted ¬
ed to tastes of all ages and you can canbe canbe canbe
be reasonably rea onably strong happy anl anluseful an anu an4useful
useful u eful for many years to come
COME LET US USPLAY PLAY WITH OUR UR CHILDREN CHILDRENTheGame CHILDRENMARGARET CHILDRENI CHILDRENTheGame
I MARGARET MARGARETThe
TheGame The Game of Thank You Y YouBy OU By LOUISE LOUISEI °
I WALLACE
hand and oa D to the child C IN on hIs right rightevery rigIdever rightevery
every motion being made in perfect perfecttime perlecttlmeor perfecttimeor
time tlmeor or as D nearly arly rly perfect time as asby asBY asby
by patience and an persistence you caR caateach caRteach canteach
teach the clumsy babies to move JDOveThey moveThey moveThey
They will not be nearly such cluaK cl clamp7 clamp7babies > r rbabies 78bles
babies after they have played this thisgame tillssame thisgame
game a few times Each ack ball 11 must mustbe IDu montbe t tbe
be received with a polite Thank TbaBkyou Thaakyou Thankyou
you and you must t watch to see seethat Wtethat Seethat
that the different motions are easily easilyand easilyand easilyand
and gracefUllY made madeThis macIeTbis madeThin
This is one ne of the little verses that thatmay thatmay thatmay
may be used usedRound usedRound usedRound
Round the pretty balls are hyingLittle Hying HyingLittle iDg iDgLittle
Little Bess is surely trying tryingTo tTla tTlaTo tryingTo
To be most poHte aDd deft deftPassing denPassinG deftPassing
Passing belle from fro right to left leftRound letteRoanti leftRound
Round and rcuad the Utelis balls are going gel b
Now tis little Ned e4l whos showing showingHow slMwla slMwlaHew
How hes careful aad pcHte pcHtePassing pcHtePassing pcMtePassing
Passing balls from Ir m left to right rightChaage rlglltCltaag rightbang
Chaage bang the aaa name e Of f the child a men Jaeatiene4 mentinned ea eationed
tinned In the soag 1IDdI a M y ftII u have used usedeach
each < name It fe sa a seed rtaa 4an when wi
I DAILY FASHION rSHIONTXLK TALK TO READERS RE DERS OE OF THE TH1 TIMES I II
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the children have become a little littj ac accustomed ac acaastOflted accistomed ¬
customed to the tR game Jam to change the themovements theJIIOVements themovemente
movements from right to left to left to toright torJght toright
right maklnjr the change when a ball
is 1 dropped drop ed But let them ret accustom accustomed ¬
ed to rtayinc tyin one way W y at first firstWhenever fIrstWhenever I
Whenever there are any an songs to be besung besung I
sung or directions direcUOusgiven jrixen hen for the games gamesbe gamesbe ames I
be sure that you IU enunciate them your yourself yourself our ourf ¬
self f clearly and distinctly and see that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the children do the same Never ever allow allowoae allowone allowone
one child to make fun of anothers lack lackof lackor lackof
of knowledge of f words QJ r anything else elsebut else elsehut
but always permit 1 rn1it one < to correct an another another another ¬
other where ho 10 Is wrong wron If he can canSoeak canS canikeak
Soeak with clearness and parity your yourself yourselC yourself ¬
self and there will fce no danger that thatyer thatyr thatveer
veer kindorcarten kinde ten babies will not do
the t e same This early care about the thechilds thecblhis thechilds
childs speech 8 will show its it value when w whenhe cn
he he begins iRS to read readIa readJa readI
Ia I ntaylnsr the tb above game the chil ¬
dren should be told to watch the moth mother mother mothor ¬
er aad to receive and pass pa s the balls by byi
i fealtejr only A variation of the game gamemay
I I may v be 0layed IY1by by rollinc the balls from fromband fromband
i band to hand around the table tablet
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Cost Costof of This ThlsDress Dress in Three ThreeMaterials TlveeMaterials ThreeMaterials
Materials MaterialsBafaste MaterialsBatiste MaterialsBatiete
Batiste BafasteStee BatisteSle BatieteSte
Stee one year Y ar ar11J4
1 11J4 yards ttlnch batiste SOc Oe ydJ ydfS1 yd WS7 S7
1 yard Insertion for neck and andsleeves andlleavl andsleeves
sleeves 5c a yd d M Mlis 5
lis 1 yard edging for neck and andsleeves andtleevClf andsleeves
sleeves 5c c yd 4 as asLadles ISLady i iLadles
Ladles Home JGurnal Pattern Pattern Xo Xooa Xo
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Total oa u j i iPercale 1 1Percale llf llfPercale
Percale PercaleS PercaleSIze PercaleSize
S SIze ze eRe oa year yearV yearf
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Ladies La lY Honw Journal Pattern PatternChambray PatternX PatternNbZt
X NbZt NbZtTsiaI 1t 1tTtKaI
TtKaI 3j 3jChAmbray
Chambray
Size one e year 7earYitrd
5 2 yard Yitrd chambray dlaalbra 39 Inches Inchesw incheswide Incheswide
w wide wide e 3Ke e yd 5 tst
1 ploe pIece featherstitdied < braid te teoutline t8UtJtae tooutline
outline the yoke and am paa paaet pe t tLadles Ii
Ladles H Hni Home Journal Pattern Xe Xenr Ne3I
3I 311 311Total
9 9Total >
Total TotalTlns 7 7I 7TII1S
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nr TII1S Tlns HIS desl desltK K Is a simple little H e prui pruicees prln prlnC8S
1 cees dress dre S for er a child from six sixmonths sixmonUas sixmonths
months to two years old M The dresu
te 1 atad made de
with
a paael extending eX ng to the
bottom of the dross and a IMl the round roundway roundyoke
yoke 111 DIM JtIH ploen t wW wldk Ia Ute bodymay
way be tucked or gathered The body bodythe 1HMI 1HMIor bodyof
I or the dr dress Is e cut t In four Gar pieces the theI thebeck
beck panel and the th two fronts which whichakes whicha whichoakes
I oakes akes a < e It easy to handle The eleevas eleevasM eIeeeJIty Macvonmay
M may ay be made falllength and gathered gatherediinto gatheredtilt hered heredlte
iinto lte tilt a cuff in bishop style or ox a short shortpuff Mortput shortpuff
puff sleeve wfch a straight band bandMade hall4l hall4lXade bandade
Made ade of gingham percale or cham chambray chainbray
bray 1 this would make a serviceabledre serviceabledrone serviceable serviceabledrees
drone s for morning wear weltr In a dainty dtBtyflowered daintyflowered
flowered chattts it would be pretty 10 10have tohave 0 0hAVe
have tb the panel and yoke outlIned with withfeatherstitching wU wUlethersUtcla1ag withfeatherstitching
featherstitching or la a nae fine white b bttote 1M 1Mtlfte halute
lute to have the panel embroidered embroideredwith em embroideredwith roWerecI roWerecIwith
with the cellar and cuff of o French val valinsertion val1n vatInsertIon
insertion 1n This pattern ia only in sizes sizessix sbegmx sIzc sIzcsix
six months one and two years 0rS Ladle LadleHome Lldl6liome Ladieshome
Home Journal pattern Ko o 3134 Thin ThuipaUern Thinpattern
lJMtern pattern Co te obtainable tatDable at S Kana Kane Sons
BaflE aiI Horoscope HoroscopeTie
The Tie stars lars ar Incline but do net netSunday Dotcom notcompeL
com compeL compeLSunday L LSunday
Sunday November 27 1910 1910eae 1910Quickened 90 90OtdcIIeIted
Quickened seems eae s s rrloJ rrtnB heart heartX ltezUtJaM
Mercury this 4y daylatte daylatteQN JIiU1 JIiU1o
o QN X THIS the 83ist day y of the t e yea yeathe year YMrtile yearthe
the 3400R 4oon ia an airy and lively livelyrifur uvea livelyarn
I arn n less Mercury in a t An fa fari a avoting
voting rifur ri aspect aBp t that that is held altl vitalizing vltaMzingyield
JDaplmlDg lid QY11kenlnJt to 8 a degree tree
All persons o of eyery station wm do dowell dowell
well to yield fully to the nuaaanlzing
stirring warming walmln tendency It should Id
be a day of universal u good will and Joy
in I life lifeWit lifelnt lifewit
Wit and understanding underst understandl are under k in ¬
fineness that should make them far farquicker farqUicker farquicker
quicker than usual u uaJ Indicating that the
day wiU be a valuable one for planning planningconsidering planningconsidering
considering and deciding decidinglife deeldln deeldlnIntere
Interest t in even the ordinary things of
life usually is greatly Increased and andsharpened
sharpened B rpened during a rule like this tbls and andthey
they will profit who indulge In keen keeavital keeDy1taJ keenvitnl
vital pleasure in all that is favorable favorablearound favorablearound favorablearound
around them themIt themIt themit
It should be a favorable day for out outings outings outings ¬
ings visits entertainments and amuse amusemeats amusements amusemonte
meats generally
Writings are under excellent signs signsUranus signsUranus algaeUranus
Uranus and Neptune 1 eptune hold relative relativeplaces relaUveplaces relativeplaces
places read to mean permanence for forthings f ftl forthings
things tl ngs begun this day resolves made madeand madeanti madeand
and changes of habit entered Into
Ingenious and clever persons are areuader areunder areunder
under signs Indicating that they can cancontrive cllncontrive cancontrive
contrive and achieve much In this thisperiod thisperiod thisperiod
period periodIt
It Is a good time to study children childrenland childrenand childrenand
land and young persons to discover wbat wbattheir wbattheir whattheir
their best powers and capabilities are
Misunderstandings and other mat matters matI mattern ¬
ters that require explanation are un under under ¬
der a rule suggesting that t at they can canbe canbe canbe
be cleared away today by frank gen generous generous gencress ¬
erous effort requiring few wordsNt wordsbut words wordsbut
but winged with kindness kindnessPersons klndIlessPersons kindnessPersons
Persons with this birthdate are areunder areunder axepader
under a rule promising rewards for forperseverance forperseverance forperseverance
perseverance during the twelvemonth twelvemonthThey twe1vemonthThey tweivempnthThey
They TheyChildren must refrain from Intrigue IntrigueChlJ41ren intrigueChildren
Children bern today are under a a rule rulethat rulethat rulethat
that often grants an exuberant exuberantorcetul
forceful Individuality making many manygreat manygreat manygreat
great friends and leading lea lng others
TOMORROWS MENU MENUHOW MENUI
I HOW TO PREPARE IT ITBREAKFAST ITJ ITBREAEPAST
J
BREAKFAST BREAKFASTBaked BREAEPASTBaked
1
Baked Apples with Cream CreamCrisp CreamCrlBp creamcrisp
Crisp Baoon with Ilh Scrambled Rice RiceToasted RiceTo RIceToasted
Toasted To 2 Mu Muthns af8ns ns Orange Marmalade MarmaladeDrip MarmaladeDrip > Iarma1adeDrip
Drip Coffee CoffeeDINSJBR CotreeDIlNER CoffeeiINNER
DINSJBR DINSJBRConsomme DIlNERConsomme iINNER iINNERConsomme
Consomme ConsommeRoasted ConsommeReasted ConsommeRoasted
Roasted Chicken with Chestnut Stuffing StuffingCraaberry StuffinlrCrut1HHTY SWffinffCraaboriyJeHy
Craaberry CraaboriyJeHy Jelly molded as ears ars of corn ooraBrowned cornDAwned oursBrowned
Browned Sweet Potatoes PotatoesCauliflower PotatoesCauU PotatoesCauliflower
CauU Cauliflower owor and Cheese CheeseApple CheeseApple CheeseApple
Apple and Celery Salad SaladPumpkin Sala SalaPIe SaladPumpkin
Pumpkin PIe Frozen Custard CustardCoffee CcstardCoffee CustardCoffee
Coffee Jffnts JffntsBUFFET lfnts lfntsBUFEZT nts ntsBUFFET
BUFFET lUNCHEON IITNCTHEONMta Ii lUNCHEONMix NCBEO NCBEOMil
Mil d 1 Oyster O ster Sandwiches Celery CeleryThanksgiving CeleryTiaanksShd CeleryThanksglvto
Thanksgiving TiaanksShd 25 Cakes CakesSweet Cak CakSweet CakesSweet
Sweet kler klerThis klerTbls klerThis
This Sunday menu has been planned plannedespecially plannedespoclalif plannedespocIaIl
especially for the 1 housewife rouse wife with no nomaid nome1d nomaid
maid and consists if feaslly f easily prepared prepareddishes prepareddiehes prepareddishes
dishes so that the best part of the day dayneed dayneed dayneed
need not be spent in the kitchen Nice Nicely lilcely Nicely ¬
ly cooked and served 5CTV d they will give givemore givemore givemore
more more pleasure than many dishes sug suggesting su susestin sugesting ¬
gesting much hard vork vorkRoasted vorkRoasted ork orkRoasted
Roasted Chicken trtfi w tli Chestnut Stuff Stuffing StutrlngPrepare StufflngPrepare ¬
ing lngPrepare Prepare the chiclen chl l len en for roasting In Inthe Inthe Inthe
the usual manner I Aake ake a a stuffing as asfollows asfollows asfollows
follows Cook onehalf tablespoonful of offinely orfinely offinely
finely minced onion with Ith three table tablespoonfuls tablepoontuls tablepoonfuIs
spoonfuls of butter for five minuses minusesAda mln mlnujesAdd es esAdd
Add onequarter pound of sausage sa e meat meatone meat meatone meatOne
one dozen finely dropped mushroom mushroomand mushroomgnd mushroomsmI
and mI one cupful of boiled and mashed mashedchestnuts mashedchestnuts mashedchestnuts
chestnuts Season Sea n with salt and pepper pepperand pepperand pepperand
and one teaspoon teaspoonful ful of f minced parsley parsleyHeat parsleyHeat paraleyHeat
Heat the mixture add onehalf cupful cupfulof cupfulof cupfulof
of bread crumbs and two dozen whole wholeFrench wholeFrench wholeFrench
French chestnuts which liave been b n boil boiled boited boiled ¬
ed and skinned Lot the stuffing be become be beome become ¬
come < partially cold before using It ItStnrr It ItSUItt itStuff
Stuff the chicken truss It rub It with withsoft withsolt withsoft
soft butter sprinkle with flour salt and andpepper andpepper andpepper
pepper and pour one pint of boiling boilingwater boilingwater
water into int the pan Have the oven ovenvery oenTerY ovenvery
very very hot the first twenty minutes then thenmoderate thennoerate I
moderate the heat eat and bake until ten teader tender tender
der and richly browned bro ned Baste Ire frequently fre frequon IrequenUY ¬
quently quon tJy with melted mell d butter and hot ira avatar iratot ¬
tar t r Serve on a bed of parsley and gar garnish garuIah WaI ¬
nish with bright red cranberries
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MESH CURTAINS CllRTAINSFdlR Cl CURTAINSI CURTAINSFOPEN RT AINS AINSFd
FdlR Fd FOPEN R OPEN ROOM ROOMHow ROOMI ROOMHow ROOMHow
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How to to Let in the Light and at atSame atSame atSame
Same Time Retain RetainPrivacy RetainP RetainPrivacy
Privacy PrivacyIn P vacy vacyIJI
In a room where it ie desirable bJe to tohave to1tave tohave
have plenty ty of o light yet no nobe fee open to toIlia totJi toilia
Ilia public pu llc gaze curtains l of heavy wide widemasked wldeme widemeshed
masked lted nets netsAsh flan Bets or some soMe of the thefancy thef4PCY thefancy
fancy nets of rather J1Ltbei sthet heavy Quality quaJltyere quaJltyerejust qualityarejust ere ere3t
3t just t the thing thingThese thingTbae thingThese
These should an hang rather plain and
for a single window or a very wide win ¬
dew like the store or a small 1 shop can casbe canA canh cankIg canbe
be hung h aa a shade e with no fullness fullnessA
A striking kIg kIgao ao one is mad made with Ju a lnrder lnrderdown border borderdown borderdown
down each cla side We and across the bottom of offlowered orftowered ofilawered
flowered chintz This to set t well in from fromthe fromtb fromthe
the tb edges fully the width of the stripe stripeXot e
Xot to Have a blank line lIn on the theJDl Inside Insideof InsideUt deor
of room TOO another band is put on wrong wrongside wrongside
side of curtain These e are carefully
basted so the th edges edg S are even ana but ut oae II
line or machine stitching will answer
for both sides sidesAnother JIIdeAnot sidesAnother
Another Anot er pretty curtain of this straight straightor atralllator
or single type which ca eJI be utilized fer fervestibule ferve forvestibole
vestibule ve windows ndoWtJ or where the tbeourlai tbeourlairarely eurlain
b le rarely lifted Is made of JlIet tet net with witha witha
a border and design lga darned In with
heavy bonY vlijte w te cotton The bottom i ifinished IftnIbed IZtnIsbed
finished with a heavy lace wee or can be becut becut becut
cut in points each ending In a a cotton cottontassel cottonta86eL cottontaeeL
tassel taeeLAnother tasselAnother
ta86eLAJaother
Another treatment of HKM these nets is to tocrochet tocrocbet incrochet
crochet a floral design all over er them themmaking themmaking
making an edge to correspond for the thebottom thett Thebottom
bottom bottomThe bottomThe tt mTJte
The tops are finished with a narrow narrorrhem narrowhem narrowhem
hem hem through which rings are sewed at atintervals atIat atIntervals
intervals Iat noaJ to run over curtain rod so the thecurtate thecurtain thecurtain
curtain can be pushed aside when de desired de desired dosired ¬
sired
PROPER CARE FOR GOWNS GOWNSSECRET GOWNSSECRET GOWNSSECRET
SECRET OF SMARTNESS
rTtaE woman who w hs learned the taesecret thesecret
TI 1 secret of the Jte proper oare of the thewardrobe thewardrelte
1 wardrobe has mastered e4 oooao oooaomys ecoaeJR7s ocenesirs
sirs greatest rentest law 1 W and observes observesone emelVeS8Ite observesens
one or the strongest re r reqiliehten msMoe M ht pre presenting pre pre3eDthag proeiitlng ¬
senting a smart appearance appearaDCeLIke appearanceLike
LIke many any ether thtegae tWa of life the thea Utecare thecare
care we take or sir clothes 1ft largely largelya
a matter of habit If we have v allowed allowedourselves allowedountelvee allowedourselves
ourselves to drift drlttlnto drift1IntO lnto slovenly careless carelesshabits careiessblts carelesshabits
habits blts as regarae re < the care of our clothes clotheswe clotheswe clotheswe
we have formed a habit which will willPOMPON wlUPOAiPON willPOMPON
POMPON FOOTSTOOLS FOOTSTOOLSARE FOOTSTOOLSARE FOOTSTOOLSARE
ARE EASY TO MAKE MAKEOW MAKEOld MAKEOki
OW Bag Stuffed With Cotton or orRags orRags orRags
Rags Makes Novel House Household Household Houselioki ¬
hold Comfort ComfortPompoas C ComfortPompons fort fortPPOD3
Pompons are are the a meet st expaaeive expaaeivefootstools ex expeneivefootstools eDeive eDeivefootstools
footstools to buy but t the easiest easiestthings 888186tthings easiestthings
things on earth to make They can canbe canbe canbe
be stuffed either with cotton waste or orrags orrag orrags
rags rag ad all that is required is some somecretonne Bomecret somecretenne
cretonne cret nne or tapestry which can of otteR otteRbe oftenbe tea teabe
be picked up quite cheaply cltea Iyat at a rem remnant remnant reznnant ¬
nant sale salePut sJePu salePut
Put Pu the stuffing into an old bag bagcushion bagcushion bagcushion
cushion cushion corver or large pillow l1ow easel ease easeand case caseand i iand
and c cut t your tapestry Into two large largesquares largequares largesnares
squares snaresSew quaresS j
Sew S w three sides together and then tbenI thenpUt thenpl
I pUt pl > B ± In the stuffing st mug sew up p and tben tbentaice tbent thenae
taice t ae each corner and twist a cord cordtightly cordtightly cordtightly
tightly around about t four or five fiveInches fiveInches fiveinches
Inches froc froc the point Carry the cord oordrosnd cordround cordroand
round TVwsre r re you joined the two twosquares twoS4vares twosqnarbs
squares palling it sufficiently su 1e1entlT tight tightto Ug tightto t tto
to make a distinct division dl isIon la the themiddle themldde themiddle
middle middleCAN mlddeCAN middleCAN
CAN HEAT PIES PIESWITHOUT PIESVITIIOUT PIESWIThOUTBURNING
WITHOUT WIThOUTBURNING WIThOUTBURNINGA BURNING BURNINGA BURNlr i iA
A useful hint for heating ho tlug pies with wittCHIt 1tt 1ttout i iout
out burning the crust is to put the pie pieIn pieIn pieIn
In a deep baking dish filled hJle with hot hotcrater betwater isetwater
water and stand on the avon top till tillabout unabout tillabout
about twenty minutes before wanxiid WIUlPdthen wantetithen wanxiidthen
then put in the oven to heat the cruet erustThe CTUJtTbe cruetThe
The pie will be as alee as If jusl juslcooked Juatoeoked juMcooked
cooked
work br Bfeen tcn B E BeaterS RexferaDarling RaxfenLDarling BeaterSDarling
Darling I am growing old oldSilver aldSU eMSilver
Silver SU er threads among the t e gold goldShine g geldShine ld ldSh
Sh Shine IRe upon ray m brow row today todayLife tedayUfe todayLife
Life Is fading fadlngfast fast away
But my darling you win be be win WillAI be beAlways beAlways
Always AI s young yo and fair to 18 1 me meYes meYes meYes
Yes my m darling yau y ydu u will be beAlways beAlwais 1 1Always
Always young and fair te me meTVhen meWhen rueWhen
When your OtIr hair Is silver ellverwkkc ellverwkkcAnd white whkeAnd whiteAnd
And your cheeks no longer brightWith brightWith bright brightWith
With the roses of the ilay ilayI 3ta 3taI ta taI
I will kiss your lips aDd 1ar 1arO say sayO
O my darling mine alone aJone alone aloneYou aloneroti
You bare never elder ol er grows growsYes gJOWBYes grownYes
Yes my m darling raise atone atoneYou aIGReYou atoneYou
You have Mover oliar grownl
PETTICOATS PETTICOATSHAVE NOW NOWHAVE NO NOHAVE
HAVE JERSEY TOPS TOPSNew TOPSNew TOPSNew
New Method of Doing Away AwayWith AwayWith AwayWith
With Bulk at atHips atHips atHips
Hips Hipsj HipsW
7 j HEX tae makers and wearers wearersk wearersor wearersof
W k of gowns are kept in a state stateof stateof stateof
of agitation n as they are at atpresent atpresent atpresent
present by the vagaries vagariasof vagariesof agariosor
of skirts women know that their petti petticoats petticoats poUtcoats ¬
coats cannot escape being in olved in inthe inthe inthe
the general gen a1 tumult t Some Tho hohave hohavea have haveadopted haveadopted
adopted a opted the narrowest skirts have been beenguilty beenguiltY beenguilty
guilty of discarding petticoats alto altogether altogether altogether ¬
gether but they are not held up as med medels medeIs modole
ole for imitation imitationI
I talked with several of the recog recognized TecQgnled recognized ¬
nized leaders of fashion in Paris said saida S8Ia
a a woman buyer In one of tea big bl shops shopswhen sbopliwhen shopswhen
when questioned about petticoais vand vandthey and andtb1Y andthey
they all ll condemned the extremely axtremelyuar axtremelyuarrow nar narrow narrow ¬
row skirt My observations of c the
best dressers here have convinced me methat methat ruethat
that they hold the sameopinion sameopinionThey same sameoplnlonThey plnion
They want skirts about two yards and andan andan andan
an eighth wld wide and petticoats of ora a cor corresponding corresponding corresponding ¬
responding width The statements S that thatare thatare thatare
are stilt made occasldnally oecast naUy in the papers papersthat
that the smart skirt Is the hobbled one oneI oneI oneI
I atrlbute to male writers writersMany arttersMany rtters rttersMany
Many of the petticoats shown by this thisshop thissbop thisshop
shop In taffeta rnessaline and In chit chiffon caItfon chiton ¬
fon on alone or with a a drop or soft 8 silk silkwhile 811k 811kwhUe silkwhile
while they the are reasonably wide have havethe havethe havethe
the lightness of a feather Among the thenewest tilenewest thenewest
newest things are petticoats with silk silkJersey silkjersey silkjersey
Jersey taps and andnouBCeS flounces of messaline messalineU mess mesealinoth ltne ltnethe
U the th e tops being designed dcel Ded > to give the least leastpossible leastpoetble east eastpostJlble
possible added bulk about ab ut the hips hipsFor hipsFor hipsFor
For evening wear tsie some result is isobtained isobtained isobtained
obtained by the use of net tops with withflounces withnounces withflounces
flounces of chiffon Flounces except exceptfor exdeptfor ept
for evening wear are about ten or ortwelve ortwelve ortwelve
twelve inches deep On evening eY nlngpettl nlngpettlcoatJ pettl pettlcoata petticoats
coats they are much deeper d per so ae to togive togive togive
give freedom inVdancmg In dancing but the ma materials Materials matennis ¬
terials used are of the lightest and air airiest alrJest airlent ¬
lent Jest so that they fall In a a soft fluff fluffabout Itoh ItohabOut utJ utJab
about ab ut the ankles Instead of projecting projectingthemselves proJe C1 g
themselves into space spaceREPAIRING spaceREPAIRING spaceREPAIRING
REPAIRING TABLECLOTH TABLECLOTHTo
To repair a tablecloth lay it quite quitefiat QuiteSlat quitelIst
fiat with the bole uppermost 1Jp armost and cover coverit cOYerIt coverIt
it with a piece of plain brussels net nettack net nettack nettack
tack it on and darn with fine flax fiaxWhen ftaL1aen flaxWhen
When 1aen ironed It will scarcely 5C be notice noticeable noticeable noticeable ¬
able If t the tablecloth ta1t lotb is beyond d re repair re repair xepair ¬
pair cut squares from the beet part of ofit o oIt ofit
it and hem round ro4 ro nd nd Tbes These = e will answer answeras answeras answeras
as serviettes for everyday use
I cause us xs considerable inconvenience aad aadexpense aadexpense andOXCnSe
expense and d one that will require mil wiHpower milp I Ipower
power p wer and determination to eliminate eliminateDogged elimInateDogged eliminateDogged
Dogged persistency per istency with ones self Is Isthe 18t ii I Ithe
the t e beet method to train ourselves to totake totake I Itake
j take the best of care of our clothes clothesWh clothesWhen clothesWhen
Wh When n you detect carelessness cropping croppingout croppingout croppiatout
out nag and gnaw at yourself until the theflaw the1Iaw I Iflaw
flaw has been corrected and remedied remediedThe remedJedThe remediedThe
The most important requirement es essential essential ossential ¬
sential and necessary to tae care or orclothes oh ohclothes f fclothes
clothes is a complete list of o bangers bangersand bangersand hangersand
and and still l more essential the conscien conscientious coDMienUOUB conselenfloes ¬
floes use of them themGowns tbemGowns themGowns
Gowns overcoats ts of all kinds kind trou trousers trousers trousore ¬
sore sers coats and vests should hag every everymlnuta eyeomlnut everyminute
minute mlnut when not In use use This wilt pre preI pre prevent prevent
I vent the clothes Iot es from becoming mueeed mueeedand ed edaDd L Land
and help them to t hold h MI any ny pressing pressingthey preselugthey pressingthey
they may have received Faithful Faithfulbrushing Faithfulhrusklng L Lbrushing
brushing of clothes o ex about to t be wpm wprajwttl wpmwBt L Lwill
jwttl will help to retain retain freshness treskn ef appear appearance appearlUKe appearaae ¬
lUKe anceBrushing lUKeBrushing aaeBrushing
Brushing a material however how er must mustnot DIUStnot mustnot
not be > e so strenuous as to be a strain on onthe onthe L
the goods Spots and stains must be bei beremoved 11 11removed I LI
i removed Immediately following their theirappearance tbelrappearance thetiappearance
appearance During seasons not used a apece apece i ipIece
pece of clothing clotbln should ab UJd be hung with witha I Ia
a sheet wrapped around it it The cover
tog will ward off dust and prevent fad
log m S SAny
mAny
Any good mothdispelling prepara preparai preparation
i lion should be used freely 1 ely Xot Intro infrequently Introquentiy ¬
quently the garb g 1 should be thoroughly thoroughlyaired thoroughlyatrtd IY
aired and sunned This will impress impressthe lm1 ressthe lmpres5the
the destructiondealing moths with the theloathsome theoath Usloathsome
loathsome oath some attitude aw tude we harbor toward towardthem I
them and andforce force themto them tod todsrjart todsrjartOLDEST d prt prtOLDEST rL rLOLDEST <
OLDEST OF WOMEN WOMENLIVES WOMENLIVES
LIVES IN BULGARIA BULGARIABelieved I IBehloved
Be1etbe Believed to be the oldest woman in inthe lx t tthe
the w world rld a a peasant living In the Tll TllTffe vflInge
Tffe of Pavcleko Bulgaria was born bornaccording bornaccording bornaccording
according to the register In the th Greek Greekorthodox Greelorthodox
orthodox church there In 17S4 The Thewoman Thewoman 1 1woman
woman whose name Is Dabs Vallska
has bassp spent nt 199 years 1 Arsof of her life work ¬
ing In the fields She now lives on ah an a
income inc me contributed by her descend descendants descendants ¬
ants each of whomand vvnora and they number numberover 1IumberQver
over Qver IdO 18down down to her greatgreat greatgreatgrandchildren greatgreatgrandchildren ¬
grandchildren contributes a a small smalltmm small811M smal I Inuni
tmm for her support Mme Vallska Is i I
In full possession of her he senses Her Hereldest Hereldest Heieldest
eldest son Is well we on In the nineties ninetiesand1 nineticand
and still works In the fields These Thesecases Thesecases I Icases
cases are remarkable even among the i
longlived Bulgarian Bul rIan pasante
Poems P ems Women WomenShould Should Know KnowEditors I
Editors Edj rs Note Every poem which trill appear in this series 6e e3 Is one
that has h brought a throb of hope hop a throb of courage a thrnB thm of happi happiness happiness happior ¬
ness or of inspiration lo o some human heart In clipping and savin saving
the series so es you cannot afford to miss one number numberSilver numberslroer numberSliver °
Silver Threads 1zreacfs Among the Gold Goldat otci otciPiihlished
Piihlished at the request of Grandma Grandmam
Music by H E P Dank DaakLove DanbLove DankLove
Love can never morOygrow moreSTOw old oldLocks oldLocks oldLocks
Locks may lose their tholrbrown brown and gold
Cheeks may fade and hollow grow
But the hearts that Jove will know knowever
Never ever never winters frost and ahllL oh
Summers warmth Is In them stfil
Never winters frost and chill chillSummers chiliSummers chillSummers
Summers warmth Is in them stMr stMrLove stJI stJILove etWLove
Love Is always young and fair fairWhat a1rWhat fairWhat
What to us Is sliver hair hairFaded balrFaded hahFaded
Faded cheeks or steps grown grownTo slow slowTo sloV
To the th heart that beats below belowSince belowSince belowSince
Since I kissed you mine alone alon r alone aloneYou aloneYou
You have never older grown grownSince grownSince grownSince
Since I kissed you mine mJn alone aloneYou alone aloneYou aloneYou
You have never older grown
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Darllag I ur am niit growing old oldSilver oldSiIYcr oldSIlver
Silver threads among th thegoJd thegoJds the gold goldSbtee goldShlac
Sbtee s upon pon my brow today todayIdle tod todayS j jLUo
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GETS SOME HINTS HINTSDorothy HINTSDoro HINTSDorothy
Dorothy Doro hy Dix Explains a Few FewVays FewYfays FewWays
Ways to Please PleaseWomen PleaSe PleaSeWomen PleaseWomen
Women WomenBy
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b bow w they tl4r V It TbiMaauUia ela There hav haveea ha haMIl havbeen >
> been MIl and fw Way5 y wOt llL be certain Tmn TmnWho mf1wJIo meiwjo
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lows them themTl tIteIae themThere
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every virtu Yirtue and every aoftie duality dualitywho 4ualItywho llt lltI
I who Jive and die without over er having havingmade havingISede TinS TinSDatle
made any woman s heart 90 ppItspat ppItspator pitapar pitaparor 1apa 1apa0I
or roused one single throb thr 4 aeattmen aeattmenhi tlinon tlinonIn n nin
in any feminine breast Women marrv marrvsuch inner marrsuch v vsuch
such a Men en because they are goo goochances goochances
chances and when these men die they th th1eae
leave behind them widows Who offer a
faeawtKul ttMudfa example of rivnail eeaftJ0R ii to to > th tho thotllpe1llllWolM
dispensations of Provideftee Providence Especial Especialwhen aeciawhea eciaU eciaUwhen
when the iasuraac wv money mooeyPerDl fa bPersonal good goodA
Personal Xgaeu XgaeuA
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Is a gift of nature It has to do whIr witnthat wltit whIrthat
that mysterious ua and inex I ttcs thing th t n z zI
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and while whhi ft i is ie true that to be a reV reanrstdasx Tf Tfg reVgenohie
g genohie nrstdasx A K IieJ Ns u > 1 heart bearrone heartsinashor a rt rt8IIIUIter
8IIIUIter one has to be born with th thpower t ttOwer h hpower
power by nUttea taJdJac thought thot aba an stud studand BtujIUI7 ui uiany
any man JQay raev blt fJtaR4 agieeto agieetoand
and attractive attractive and be a a winner not notw oanoiwomen noi noiwomen
women w me if be h is williut wih1i to tai taketb te trOt trouble trOtbie trutide ¬
ble bleeasily
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easily pleased pl ed particularly with men aaenOnce menOnce en enOnce
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Tombs t te Interview notorious biga bigamist I blgsmist I IDd ¬
mist Dd who had married no often th thb t thhe h hhe >
b he had r rHe really Io count or his wive wiveHe 1 1He
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man homely untidy u tld heavy hearyjowlo hearyjowlowith 7joi jo wie < i iwith iwtth
with little pigs s eyes and a brusque brusqueBiaxaer 1Jrueq1eMaZMr bimqveThere
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or poetical or appealing II about him himand hlntand hirraand
and JllltrveUDK manreon that be could ha hapleased e epleued epleased
pleased so loony womeas womeaUked Canclrs ia1es ia1esas i iase
ase Uked as him the lb secret of wianiag a awOHaas doWODI8JIs awomans
wOHaas heart heartTalk 1IeartTalk Iee rt rtTalk
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get to do Is te t keep talking < ar to a worm wotran wormna Ofr OfrIIoR
an ssoot herself Iaft eLt and youll U get et > her herfY tierey er erevery
every fY time timeThe tJmeTbe limeTb
The Tb very eavence of wtodom te con contateed on ontamed n ntaiDe4l
tamed to that remark If you want t to toplear t tpNar taap4w
plear a woman keep talking to he heabont l la1MNt lieabout
about herself TaUt to her about Tier hI hI8euty >
beauty if die is pretty abort her int Inte Inteilgonee < °
Hfrence If she to clever about her ssusl ssuslart < nus nusw uI
w u art if sta she dabbles with paints < r rplays rplays
plays lay on the pianota piano about her soul ul I Ishe fiDe 1she
she fe Is > too old and ugly to have a body bodyand bod bodyand
and too dun to be suspected of poases
lag In a mind It doesnt doe make any differ difference dUrE dUrEence differonce ¬
ence what the conversation C is about s san >
torn long M It is nailed Da to her personaJlr
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o eat t rier Ver wearying wearyincn
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somebody e Mty who wilt talk to her ah abii 1
5 henMIf her C and who win tell her how wo
derfnl nbe he is and bow now dffferent sh > TS is i
from every 4rY other woman In the worM won I
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manten and it is because beea he stoop d cJoi doing ° injr nJ
it after marriage that wives wivesI wtT ddde th tha thaxuarnsge t tma
ma xuarnsge Is a failure and they have bf rn rnbD1dDrkked r rgoldbricked
I goldbricked in the transaction transactionstudv tr cdoa
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study their t r ItttR
pecalterities lbritJes 211td and pr prespecial T
especial heed to their tastes Xak Xakfair Xakf Iake > i inote >
note of t lbs tht things thai each parlku
fair im one likes Uk If Julia has a pasaf Ja8IIInn n fo foviojets r
viojets Tl violet lets for rttv sake send n her vk vIoo1ffc vIoo1ffcand T > t =
and not ropes If Annabel dotes do on chor chorolatfw chnrolatP8
olatfw olatar dont > nt Ij load d her down with cara car
n mels ets Above al alL remember remem the the1fUw jij jiUle a r
ntversarfeff n1v ftt MI the t observance obsenan nf whil whilwoRieH whi hk
women > R set setttrst mIetIt such store re for Tt gr
shall be your OUT nowa rourd If you can aJ1tA alwsyr
recalL th very MY and met where 711 rz
ttrst n met et Xarv > liarr and Saii Saiiand Sally and Sma Sat a
and Jan Ja Jane tf end Carrie a ana Say n1 r
Betty and Dd labeL MabeLW labeLW lSabeiWomen
W Women mea men Hate Ha HaAD Ba BaAnother Basj
Another AD Uter Hew MeW tew in h pleaWtJen Icr t
i boW hew wo to take enJ eare7 wetf ant nii
the lady Women W hate bunglers ani an arv i
they loathe going n about b with them themTherefore thornTherefore
Therefore son If you want to make a
winning wJDD with women 1rOIIMD learn how to t in inso
dance so that you will not tnuD trsnl trample e It t
over the feet of your partners Acquire
a decent g me me of bridge Practice with wit wityour
your sISter or some amiable tewale tewalerelative 1Q8 f erelative
relative until you can walk behind her
down a theater aisle ai e without steppinc
I on the tail of her frock and tearing tearinginstill tearing
it off sad MIre a 800d goot bead walter wsh tl tlI
instill Into you a knowledge < e of how to toLae tnorder taaorder
I order Lae a Mttte dll dinner er I r or < supper that wont nr nrI
bankrupt b nk1upt you or or starve the girt girtIs
I Dont bluster and eJoat brag Tht There > r8
Is no i imore man for whom II a WeIDaa mema has a
I more profound contempt than she has f
for the illtempered cad who gets Into IntoI
I arguments with the waiters waIt m In restaur restaurants rentaumants ¬
ants aDts and ushers hi theaters aa aIIIIstnot and street streetcar streetcar
I car conductor Mar does K I enter entertain
a WOman ve to vR up up and stlfl stlflt stifle
h9r b r yawns while t she listens 1b to a a man
tell how wise and great and big 1M ae i iiHtaitiea If IfIBtJ in inIstaition
iHtaitiea IBtJ ti n JTeedei JTeedeiPay NeedeiPay Tf eded ededPay
Pay attention to your clothes beL Don Dont Dontdelude Dontdelude t tdelude
delude yourself into in a belief el1ec that th thvery thory the thevery
very ory minute her eyes ey rest GB you a awomai aWOmfn awomai
womai doesnt tIoe know knowtoo t yam co1Iar co3la is istoo Istoo
too low and your sleeves too te short shortand shortand abortand
and your trousers bag at the knees k L
Her first look tells her
whether wheth you yo ar arbe are arethe <
the kind o of a man she will oProad 11 proud to
be seen out with or whether she will wiltnave
have nave to o fib to her frfeade frieRd and attrnJutyour attiftu attiftuyour attribute attributeyour
your not knowing bow to dreas to an aneccentricity arteocentrlcity 11 11eGCentrietty
eccentricity of genius And between betweentaking betweentaking > n ntaking
taking a promenade with a good coat coataad coatand
and a genius the woman would choose choosethe e
the coat nine times out of tea teaXo teLo tenNo
Xo o matter how much you are hi love lovwith 10 10with lovewith
with a a woman never permit yourself to toshow tnsltow toshow
show hen how h w taM s sIng she he has sot you g
Ing There Isnt a awho WOIIID living who whiean whocan
can resist wiping her feet on the ma n nwho awho
who makes a doormat of himself before beforeher 1 ef beforeher N NJiar
her Besides men are not the only on ontS ontSwho otvswho s swho
who enjoy the excitement of the chase chaseFinally ha f
Finally try to understand the things
in which a woman is interested Inten ted Shjjw Shjjwher S Shjrv Shjrvher
her sympathy aDd comprehension COID AU AUthe A
the great If fascinators among men hava havabeen ba haebeen
been men who were intuitive men with withdelicate withdelicate withdelicate
delicate perceptions n who could couldInto peDetrat peDetratnto penetrate
Into nto the depths pthlO of the femtai femtaiNor feminine soul BOulSOl soulNor
Nor is this strange You must have ave the theyai thekey
key to the lock 0 a WOIIIIUIS heart tf tfyu t ty
yai y u would open It ItSILK It ItSILK ItSILK
SILK STOCKINGSSilk STOCKINGS
Silk stockings stoddns should arm always be b bough boughwith ugh ughwith h hwJth
with cottoa feet t to wear W better tter if YOJ yoihave YOJhave yojhave
have been a a foolish virgin however ho pr or orhave m mhave o ohave
have beea presented an nHyilk 11 iilk i1k pall ipairUne pallUne pairline
Une the heels eel of yonr r evening rain > slippers slipperswith siprswith IipJ Prs Prswith
with velvet Paste it smoothly sm XIt < h 1y fron th thsole the thesole thesole
sole to the edge making the pio T ph k a atwo a out outtypp t ttwQ
two inches 1nch wide wf4 from th > ceT Cf ePr > < r o the theback tbeback theback
back Use glue not muettag
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