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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
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mind that you are going to gct rid ot your
double chin
Exercise, too. n an important factor In
keeping Father Time away Resolve that
you viii take daily walk Of certain dis
tancc IN tho fresh air " this ls not
practicable take Systematic exercise IN a
wei ventilated room each morning upon
rlSlrE Even when the weather is bad
bundle yourself up In warm clothing and
walk brlsky along tho streets or the
country roads until your blood is racing
through your veins, your eyes sparkling and
you feel hrluitul or energy. Never stroll.
walk rapidly. Nv exercising you viii keen
your ngurN youthtully slender and graceful,
Relaxation has much TO do with keeping
person young Just letting go" one
physlologist expressed Il The letting go
applies both 90 mind aud body IL is well
TO relax for an hour or more each day. II
whole hour ls out or the question even ten
minutes VIII do you world ut good when
you learn 10 relax every muscle In the body
and 70 throw to tho winds every nerve
wrRCklng worry and care you will flnd at
the cnd OF your short period Of relaxation
that you have gained strength, courage and
ambition to accomplish your share OF the
worlds work
Last OF all. II you would be happier and
younger looking, practice bravo cheer
tulncAS and encourage your sense OF humor.
Both VIII help stay the hand Of Father
tCopyrightN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

could not think of allowing those triacs
TO decorate her rooms She really had
no use for such things: they were not
particularly beautiful and. moreover,
they gathered dust. As there were
already enough dust gatherers around the
house, Mary's handiwork was thrown
away
'of course, the child was disappointed
for her teacher had commended her
highly for her work
BE II said Miss Smith was just as
weary of these trifies as mother. Tor she
had hundreds OF articles OF the same kind
TO mothers one Nevertheless she man.
ages to smile enthusiastically over each
one, for she appreciates the child's efforts
Instead OF dealing with calendars,
bookmarks etc, she fxes her mind on
the little tots attempts, ana sees trial
and tribulation. wonder and experiment,
where mother sees crude pieces Of blOttcr
and limitations OF roses and daisies.
Every mother SHOULD try TO keep each
token OF trouble for time at least. for
nothing Is more important 10 the child
than that his attempts receive generous
encouragement, and while much IL gained
by having some one stand by and cheer
him when he falters. that is not enough.
THE product poor though 1t may be-
Is the symbol OF an idea--and an ihspira'
tlon. and deserves the serious and digni'
fed attention OF parents and other
elders"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
Care of the Hair and Hands

10 tFt EutVf " ReHi"F 4 NV
pSaT bs5S he 9ST " wsa, ss SS
poo do you adyiset What Is good ana quick
sy as 80 dr |. R heE Fh m i asF T' .Ro Ros aad eda 5
90 the sdes and s s seems fg9 t9y g ;pG my ppss
iiy that mean liks Z 70 stay y place What h
comes FOR this purpose
Please give the directions for manieurlng my
nails, / Try 70 sl,e my na!i. and nands goGd
care but they don nave tnat sisann, Vel
Us nails DO not Iooh nice AZ the base VIVA! is
the trouble9 ~ l.. W.
Washing depends on the condition Of
your hair. II II is very oily II will need
a shampoo every week or two, while II dry
a month or more can be allowed TO eapse
between shamnOos. Pure white soap or an
egg shampoo should be used on light hair.
Drying II In the sun by rubbing and fam
ming Is the most satisfactory way II the
ends are uneven you should have the hair
singed once or twice year BE careful
not TO burn the short ends off with hot
irons You can in time train the hair down
over the ears Wearing a net will also
help 10 keep il In place LucFesla Boris ar
ticle In Wednesdays EVENING LEDGER con-
taIned a recipe for a fluid 10 use In curling
the hair. This Is probably what you wish,
You should go 10 a reliable manlour-
ing establishment 10 have the cutlcle around
your nails put In condition, then cut Il
as little as possible yourself Push Il
back with an orange wood stick. softening
the nail with cold cream. When filing be
careful not to file the nails down on the
sides. as this win give them On ugly shape,
and do not make them too pointed this Is
bad taste Cornmsal or oatmeal will keep
the hands soft in cold weather
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
Tlme-saving Recipes and Devices
2 - Editor Of IYomau's Pa0e:


!. bssr Madam am oferlng some SUGGESTIONS
nave made maYonnaiae IN the Iollos@lns @
zafef for three years and u has not ohes
MEL 1t only takea about half the Tune AZ
= asgal way: Beat the raw egg yolk VIII ~
- III pepper etc. ono regularly uses. AnffH
- sll the yineEai beat well and add the on, on,
sork as well as a FORK and twice as
hs outside leaves Of lettuce may be shredded
3 dressed with the following: Fry -FOUR sllesn5i sllessi
szspn and allow the grease g cool, eat m slii!
fzA4ln Nquid. Then add Tho following iiAAlVIss
~ skz one tablespoon sugar, one tAhle5psiou pi
-. seo tablespoons vinegar, one SUP i4Assff.
ssz until smooth. then stir into las RaS91h Rtat1
zsss and allow tie whole 10 boil until thlffS
~ while hot over the lettuce ana Eafhl5Jai
- ne strips 0f bacon. This - an gu
iAanla Dutch recipe. u VIII also neh
pelat2 salad y one adds eelorf "a 80 -, az
= seFfed hot cold
= 1sQnonieal hot cakes may be made Of a pint
f se4f milk, one saltspoon OF salt, a generous
- tsasH9on SODA aud -four enough 70 nAkF
sIstlst e me thickness one desires. Tbs Ietife
z9al esEs does not sound attractive hpl N
80 80 Afa light and delicious bit or sugar
ea added II desired
one who cooks with gas Will md
- e2iisF great economy. start your Aeks-
zs4pssa IN The TOD, ca separate paEnet = Z.
zst p1th are boiling put tha boiler tokftAst
- ssAsa over thH slEnmerer.
Ae nneat grade of steel WQol 20 As44t
s. - nsiaa, anu especially giuninains, - ~ a9ff
-. sefaqsa paint from glass and porcelain ana
= purchased eheaply AZ any store
tArz.l a. ~. =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
MY MARRIED LIFE
How Dicky Secured Grace Draper for a Model and Rhu
lfndge HelBed
Rv AnELE GARRfsoN

left my wraps Djeky closely following me.
As We put on our outer ciothins pickN
added 20 the discomfort which I was feel.
ing.
AT least Madee you don't need to chow
your Jealousy quite 30 plainly. For heavens
nako giye that poor glri civil word e.
YOU go out You simply froze her when
she offered 20 help you"
MRS GoRMAN PLAcATEp
'sThat poor girl appears TO be perfectly
able 10 take care of herself" I returned
coldly AS for your insinuation that 1
am jealous % YOU. 4 " neither worthy OF
your utterance nor my answer"
''whewl" Dicky gave a prolonged whie-
tlc 1T takes these cx-schooi ma'ams TO
them In again"
AT least l do not fnd Il necessary to
clothe nearly all my conversation IN sianE
phrases" I retortcd
" suppose that's meant for yours truly"
returned nicky Eayly. AZ any other time
A remark like that would have RnEered him.
had a sudden helpless feeling that he was
In such hEh spirits over securing MISS
Diapers services as model that anything
could aay or do would have no effeet
upon him,
II am sorry was 80 rough she said
to mc. Her manner had the effeet OF ignor-
Ing Dicky. felt that for some reason
assured OF his reliability II suppose
ought To bo thankful Grace has this chance.
hut its all so different from what I've al.
ways been used to-
II am sure you will approve of Il all
when you know what the work really iE."
l heard myself assuring her, "If your
sister wishes TO pursue her art studies
can hardly imagine a better opportunity
for her than this one"
'oh you do not know how that relieves
my mind" she eaid. shaking my hand
warmly thought I detected the faintsst
glimpse OF smile supon Mlss Draper'a
face. I wondered u secretly she was amused
by the contrast between my words and
what was inwardly feeling, l suspected
that she was uncannily conscious OF my
sentiments toward lrer.
When do YOU wish me TO begin work >"
Miss Draper asked Dieky,
II viii drop you postal, notifying you
n day or two ahead OF time" no returned.
THAT was awfully decent OF you, Madge,
TO square thlngn with Mrs. German like
that I appreciate Il, assure you"
"It was nothing" I said. displritedly.
felt suddenly tired and old "But wish
you would do something for me. DIoky,"
Name II. and It Ia yours" Dicky spoke
grandiloduently.
Take me home We can see the harbor
another time, really feel too tired %
do any more today"
We had a silent journey back, Neither
Dicky nor ! spoke except 60 exchange this
vorlcat commonplace We reached home
about o'clock. 60 Katie's surprise.
For my own paR, felt that I never
wished to see or hear OF food again Thc
silent Journey home, added 20 the events
OF the day. had brought on one OF my ugly
morbid moOds
tCopyrighO
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

AZ THE clock strikes m,dnieh, on the last
Ilday ~ December, and we watch the
passing out of the o.d year many " us
sadly realize that wc are year Older. and
thai Father Time is GtpikiuE close at our
heels But wo have an advantage over
the old ycpr that passes In the fact that
We can. 90 n certain extent stay the
bhghIng haud W time
In making your resolutions for the New
Year resolve that YOU viii not grow old be-
fore your time that you will exert every
EFFORT TO retain your youth and good looks
to ripe old age"
Before the FIRST signs " ngo begin 20 ap-
pear on your skin ward them OF by fol-
lowing daily massage treatment with a
reliable skin food that viii keep tho skiu
elastic and the tissues beneath u flrm and
well nourishcd IN easy that YOU wish TO
prepare tho massage cream yourself use
this formula
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

"CyRACE DRAPER. are sou crnzyG You
" don't even know the name % this
man, and you're accepting position to
be n model Tor his pictures" Mrt Cor
mans voice was shrill horrinsd Secretly
sympathlscd with her u the beautiful Miss
Draper had been my aist1r aud stangsr
like picly had offered her position !.
too. should have demanded proof ~ his
Identity and good faith
put nieky was equal TO the occasion.
betorc Miss Draper vuu,G answer nu nad
drawn hts card ease from his pocket and
oncrcd hia card To Mrs German
You are quite right Mrs Gorunn" no
said Soo,hnElN You are entitled TO know
my namc and nl about me ~ you see
there am Richard Graham and this Va
my VIE, Mrs Graham. our homo address
Us Apartment 4 90 Eant Twouty. ninth
street. telephone chelsea S69t MlNHudlo
Is IN the fremont Building. i57 Fast Thirty
nrW street n YOU wiuh to know any
'n'hg about mo you can AJAX my bankers
Miss Draper interrupted him
Please do not trouble yourself" ahe
said. u am perfectly satisfied and 1 know
my sister II also
Speak for yourself retortcd Mrs DOR.
man, y have ma doubt Mr. araham'H all
rgnI shc admitted Frudgingly. but this
'hnn your other job, and that's@---"
KATE " Miss Diapers tone held more
than hint of anger "wlli YOU please stop
thlsI I've got 10 do what I think Ia boAt
Ior myself, aud you're only making 1t aw-
fully hard for yourself aud for me-"
20 ahead wash my hands OF the
whole business" and Mrs German staiked
into the Kitchen
THE PROPOSITION CLOSED
'picky." l broke into the conversation
for the nrst time. Don't you think we
would better 20 on down TO the harbor7 We
WIZ want TO gct back to the station be
fore darkT
sure" piSky assen,cd heartily. win
YOU tell MS what our bill lsg lie turned to
Miss Draper.
'one dollar and half"
"Eheh7' qucricd Dicky That means So
"oh. no" protested Miss Draper: seven.
ty.ive cents apiccc-Si5o for tho total
So bill "
Tell your sister those dinners were
worth 81 apiece anyway
lie drew another bin from his pockctbool<.
twenty. as l saw by the figures on the
corner
Here he said To Miss Draper. This
VIII buy your monthly ticket from Marvin
70 the Pennsylvania station and give YOU
$40 ON account. 1he ten to be deducted from
the nfty promised you for the posea,"
ThAnk YOU, Mr., Graham" Misa praper's
voice was as unrufled' 40 ever "Iust a
moment VIII write YOU a receipt"
oh, nothing like that is necessary %
said plcky niriy, with the average mans
reluctance to be buslncssiike with an at
tractive woman
went upstairs to the room whore l had
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
The New Years Turkey

= ihs Editor Of Womdn's Page
Dear Madam-Pick large feathers from tur-
- bunehl tie the ends and cover with cretonhe'
- will make fine busters. ,,
Ih safest way to slnge a turkey is with
- taper.
q Important to scrub turkey or chicken
"a . rough cloth, TO remove all dtAd
Hzlier from the skin
e Very Rest Potato Filiing.-Put q good
- piece OF butter In pam cut siplets, q
.stzes IN small pieces; brown carefully, Adl
= maAhed potatoes. little onion juice Ted
stsf and salt to tastei stir welli add Two essa
= liberal amount of chopped parsley
ffsamed Turkey.-Cut into dice cold turkey
Aske cream dressing. add chopped parsley
= : dash Of red pepperi stir turkey into TINS
- pour on a platter.
Turkey Noodle soup.-Put the skeleton. with
= q turkey, into a boiler with water & We
ztthef tops OF celery, parsley ana onion,
zses Into the stock Simmer one hour. uttsf
zsfa add the noodles. A recipe Tor noodles
- appeared In your columns before. /.
hsFieas Pumpkin Pie.--Two cups mashed
ssseSin, one pint mllki add tablespoon SoFh ,e
4efkh mixed IN milk, add sugar enough 70
ssssien, cinnamon To hRvor and sprinkle a.
sd lMrB.l II. w.
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mixture with silver fork Heat and add
tho oil OF sweet orargea Beat the cream
until " is cold then put the miNturr TN
porcelain Jars and cover with para,in paper.
You must remember that N the youthful
beauty OF YOUR halr is 20 be- preserved YOU
must brush " every day aud Apply hair
tonic Rt lcaSt twice week Nur should
you forget tho daily suu bath VI live or ten
minutes The brushing should be followed
bS a scalp massage tasting nttocu or twenty
minutes. Although there are many hair
tonicH on the market which you will md
reliable it Is always wise to consult hair
specialist TO find out exactly what YOUR
hair necda n II is too dry or too oily tho
tonic should correct the condition
Tho following hair tonic has given sat
isfRctory results In many Instances;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
Holiday Recipes

= s#4 na4foF 81 WoHsaa's Fdgs;
E'sar Aladam-Pumpkin can be preserved
Iollnws: Six pounds diced pumpkin
sas ana ane-half pounds sugar. four sliced
aaH one-half ounce root ginger. Put
81 en pumpkin overnight IN the morn
az & on the stove with lemon ana
#z Cock until thick
=sase eoolziea- Qne-half eupful butter
Hksl sugar. grated rlna Of one oransss
eeaien light. one-half cuplul oranee
hFsa cupfals nour. tNo tsaspoonfals
g IaftsF. enc teaspeonful sad4. sall
H. q - A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

m v0ur income Is largo your neFcenf-
age Of expense Tor food and for clothing
NAV be larger. hut n your income Is
smaller YOU viii probably have 10 cut some
what into your advancement and savings
account IN order 20 have enough 10 cover
the food and shelter items
The lmportant point however. la for the
heads % the family 10 decide in advance
how the family income Is 20 be spent and
to plan ahead a budget that viii give the
whole family the most for the Income
tCopyrishu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
TODAY'S
FASHION

"OFF with tho old. on with
" the now 90 Seems to he tho
motto OF fashions dcvoteca.
standing on the threshold Of
the new year women. all over
the world. have their eyes
turned toward the fashion CEN
ters. anNioualy awaiting the ap-
pcarance OF tho 1917 modes.
Since tho tailored suit IL more
generally worn than any other
costume In the feminine ward
robe. 1t Commands first atten-
tion,
The tailored suit Of check or
plaid material promises to he a
reigning favorlte during the
winter and spring seasons Of the
new year. The coat OF iust-be-
low-knee length is the accepted
model Of the majority Of de-
slgners with Il Ia worn full
skirt of medium width and ankle
length
one Of the zmartest OF the
new suits is shown In this draw
ing The material is blnclt-and-
white English tweed In a check
design
The coat has fitted bodice
and full. faring skirt A panel
gives the much-deslred un-
broken line in front. The collar,
Guns and band about the skirt
Of the coat are OF black fox. A
lining ~ black and Egyptian.
rose-eolored silk adds a diBtinc-
tive touch 10 the coat
The skirt has a Wide box
pleat IN front and Is side pIeated
over the hips, a circular yoke
makes II fit smoothly about the
top The belt IL trimmed with
p!plnga OF white broRdcloth. as
are the yoke and slot pockets
IN tho front OF the skirt.
N this tailored suit ls a fore
runner OF 1917 fashions they bid
fair to be worthy OF our ap-
proval
tCupyrlRhtl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
Nothing Equals Motherhood

- as.aam-I am Interested Ia the diseas-
,,55s "a @Motherhaod, and must sz1 ,rs ~ ~ ,s
aslse sss ne sane feeling toward enAlA -
- - We Z 81 has been netast go fssfs
p = - ssssh ! tainE Is feins 2 ~ ifk.s.H fs.t
tarlae children and I ssIss - 80 N - assssf
tne hsslsi hesa1i ssrfainiy failed q hsF h.lss.eA =
nfs Isaas ehf1 thus giving the maffls5
zessa : eIeanef sasep- ~ - 80 ekla-
80 - ana hase 4ltsAAa - aIes
Hsz 147sszsIasa & kna# ttist *a4A 80 ~ 49,
z,st Ihsfe - uass sea.s 7sezssI e. laz
HaaHH.
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Address Husband Only

To ths Editor of WoBsaa'a Fags'
Dear Madam--I am invited 20 2 holiday dance
4, 4 bubble hRn given hY a gentleman vac =
married. Ills wlfes nans l. n9s thsht tl9asd , . n y
sshoild be laaiied 70 hath. An I soErses s.s a,
If the invitation is sent out IN ihs one
name only that name should be USED ~
the acceptance. Invitations IN the tnliu Der
siiz -. st,,,ld al,vavs Be answered IN as close
cony ~ he wording OF the invitation as
posslble.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

FIJI saucepan half full OF boiling water
stand a Jam Jar III th'u shred the wax and
spcrmaccti Into the jar Let Il melt Heat
the almond oil and add the wax Heat the
orRnEcnowcr water add II halt tcaspoonful
at time. stirring the mixture quickly. Now
lit the jar out Of the saucepan and beat the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

Among the ncshy signs ot axe is the
double chin The moment you notice that a
cushion OF fcsh Is forming under your chin
begin u treatment that viii melt II away.
Apply Ateaming hot towels S4en massage
with cold cream using Arm hard strokes
back toward the throat and ears that viii
wear the ficsh away. Daring the night wear
a rubber chin rodurcr, and make up your
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
Waldorf Dressing

Cut on tops and hollow out large red
applea FIJI with mixture of soraped ap-
pies. chopped celery. nutgs grated cheese
and mayonnaise. Replace apple tops and
serve each apple in a plate bordered with
lettuce leaves
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
THE WOMAN's S EXCHANGE

must or,tsn o" one sac
he
$
Ledger Ihinasp"" Fa
In nterd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
MAKE EACH ERROR A STEPPING
STONE TOWARD STTCCESs
The Girl Who Is Disconsoate Over Every little
Mistake Doomed to Failure Encouraging
Your Child's Efforts

Il. xntf allow yourself to become to-
~. discouraged because OF one mis-
know young woman who has
s,res a reputation for calmness'
p9., 80, amounting to indifference. over
.,,.,akes which occurs. | asked her
~ ~ couid be so completely mistress
~ ,s-.en under sometimes trying cir
,.,ces and she replied "At the end
arat year in an ofiice,I was a
,s wreck. / became 80 completely
n, oyer every silly little error and
90 hystericnl that was perfect
remember distinctly when had
.s,d my position two weeks, being
ns,hle for n mistake which occa.
ss..a no little inconvenience to those in
.a.sori,y. During the remainder of that
=. went through an agony OF suspense.
al, mortified that my aspirations to
s.s,er things had ended like this. For
-. wasn't a doubt In my mind that
.r,dd be gently but firmly fired at
!. snd OF the day. And although the
s.n.ctsd dismissal did not come | was
sb.ppy for days over the incident
aBut after undergoing strain like
~. for a year began to realize how
,.ryeetly absurd Il was TO allow these
alrrs 70 upset one so. The main thing,
i,hInk. is to avoid making the same mis-.
40 more than once"
me advice, simple as 1t is is good.
rls,ases OF one sort >or another are an
1s.rltable part OF one's\ daily life.
/, was Gladstone who said, mo man
sssr became great or good except through
r,any and great mistakes"
Learn to make OF each one rung on
a. adder of success.
moo MANY parents. / am afraid, fail
10 realize the value Of encouraging the
creative instinct In their children. The
ehilds character is early nodded and II
"a work OF his little hands is not taken
segsously by his elders and his babyish
sForts laughed at he will stop trying.
correspondent referring to yester-
avs article on the ungrateful receiver
Il gifts, urges the mother to be particu.
hfiy appreciative of the child's work. She |
ays:
Awhen the little daughter of a friend |
q mine arrived home with her New |
FEARS calendar, bookmark and several |
viher things which represented her work |
It the kindergarten, her mother said she |
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAYS INQUIRIES

l. Tar can be removed from the hands by
rubbing with silce Of grange lemon peel
the volatile oils dissolve the tar,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

9. When making call and some one else NJ
rlyes later, the first person to arrive should b
the one TO leave first
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
Daddies and Laddies

oh. the world is filed with daddies--
Not a place but hes It's share
And they're loved by little laddies,
Here and there and everywhere
And each little ladies daddy
Thinks him better than tho rest,
And each daddys little laddie
Loves his own dear daddy best
And there are 30 many daddies'
Plain and handsome, poor and rich,
'Tis q wonder little laddies
can Distinguish which Is which;
But az picking out HE daddy
Every laddle stands the test.
For each daddy's little laddie
Loves his own dear daddy best
DENIS A, Mccarthy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

A loaf Of stale bread can be made fresher
: aanpenlng 1t with hot water. covering 1t
q damp cloth and placing 1t In slow
"a to heat through.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

BREES. Mr., and Mrs. Joseph " dFeyieeN
Apartments. son
FLYSS, Mr. and Mrs william OF @ia'
more. 3 son.
,ouSeoN. Mr. and Airs William O.. ef
ee.,enegvaod road Overbrook son.
seAVaOR. Mr. ami Mira William H.. Win
iern Farm. Toms River. y. j. daugh-
ter. Mrs Taylor was formerly Miss ho-
berta Longenacker. Of this city
xvFIiER. Afr and Mrs. william. 2ls North
Fifteenth street a son. William, Jr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

!. where is the best place to keep turkey
ssisa cooking 1t?
How can wine stains he removed
/ Why can saving be effected In the gas bill
Hafe Is exercised In lighting IA burner?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

s. Yellow flowers may be sent as u Eift. In
stead Of present Of sold. by one who has been
invited to a goldsn wedding,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

4 n nuts or ralsins are Toured before being
~ 10 cake batter they VIII not sink to the
tam as readily as when this Is not done.