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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-10-19

], R. Wilson, of Rogers, was a visit
tor in Valley City on Friday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

9Sortou sic picrteIid6rIidc CipiOenoe
befonnt, ipelcbc iiH oui "A &ro5cnt
belduft, ino am .. Oftober oil Die.
ienieen 9Iftiondre sur 9IuS5abIung
gclanst, mel9e bis sum 80. SeptenI-
bcr reeiitrirt iinO.
Die S9oi6ington Baltimore uuO
9(unopoIis.Giien6o0n CAB einen 9e.
ri6t iiber Die @iutiinite OeS MlonotS
9luguit imo Ger a6t Nlonote, welhe
am Iebteu gluguit ibren 9lbiHuB ion.
Oen. Ger 9erid)t lolltete iebr GIN.
itig. Die 9tetto, ,@inno6meu betrugen
inn @lonat 9lugrit $t6,StS mO Die
9}ettos@inna6men Der letten oht Nlo.
nate, enOenO on lebtcn 9lugult, $76,.
029.t6. Die llnfoiten betrueen im
.ylonot 9lusuit 53.92 9Sro5eut, un0
wGbrcnO Scr oht Monotc, enoeno am
lebten 9luglIt 55.44 &ro5ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
@rnnOciacut0nmS.@lurft.

Sn 9lrunOcl @arOens, ocm ncucn
fIeinen 6ormIano, mel6es am Conn.
tag oltrA Die 9rootlpn-Gurtis Ban
&ono.Go. eridloiien purOe, limo 40
fleine 6armen am criten Gage per-
fouft porOen. Gieies inooluirt Elm
&opital Don $4,000.
,Sn Der 5meiten Su6.0ipiiion bon
9rooflpn-@orf murOen, pie berihtet,
5pii9en 45 unO so 9ouitellen per
fouit, moour6 ii6 Die 3obI Ger in
oiciem Tiltrift uerfmIiten Hor5ellen
aui 200 er606t.
SSn ser 5weiten Sub.Gioiiion in
Curtis Scigbts, ser @arOeI Ge-
peIoping So, muroen 80 9aulteaen
perfouit, iomit iin0 in Oiciem 9Ib-
i6nitt bis iett 100 @ar5euen uertouit
moroen.
Serr Soco6 3. Barnes bon ser
.&odowop 8eodb Sleoltp SO" bat
our6 oie 6irmo Soiep6 8. Gliibon
IS @oiieriront-9 t-9ouitellcn, ioipie %
9(der 9ono, peIGc binter oieien lie
gcn, 6ei Gurfep. &oint am Nli0ole-
9iiper gcfollft. SIS miro aeio0t, OoB
Serr 9orncs oieies 2onO iiir iicb
Ielbit be6aIten will, unO 5war ais
Norm lm0 MobniiB.
@0moro 6. &oparo bat BON Sbos.
81. 9ronce oeiien 6arm in ser 9td6c
pon @odepspile our6 Die 6irma 80.
S. 9inOlap & So. getouit. 0ie 6arm
bat cine @r0Be BON 10 g(der.
0ie 6irma 9eoiure, 9ua & SO.
bat oos 5ipeite Stodiperf i'm Sauie
9fr. ia GloD-StraBe, our6 oie Sir
ma 9. s. 0ugon & 9}ep6eip genie
t6ct. GurG oieiel6e 6irmo mietbetc
9lmos gBiaiams Oos SauS 9tr. 800,
G1ion-StraBe, BON George Oafel.
0ur6 Oen 9l9enten Soiep1 Glorf
folite @lorgaret 6. @iion BON .,
g. &oberts OoS SouS gir. 1905, 9lor.
folf- glpc.
Die 5irma Wlorgolip H. arGmer,
Sabrifanten BON &inOer.&leioern, ba.
ben eincn Gbeil oes pierten Stodlper-
fes Ocs SSn0uItriol.@ @ebduoeS, 9tr.
40 AZ. SiiO.@aca.Str., Our6 oic
6irma SenrO 6. 6ronf & So. eenie.
t6et.
sSn ser oqerndhiten 3eit miro Oic
9olauo Eorf 60, wie perloutet,
me6rerc 6unOcrt 9lder 2onO, melAc
5mii6en Canton imo Sparroips- @oini
Iiegen ouffnufen imo iolen BORT
Iel6it 9lrbeiter. .@o6mmgen erribtet
lper0cn, iiir oie pielen 9lrbeiter, oiC
in oen Observation-Disclosures 5il
0porrows-@oint 9lniicalms iinoen.
Die SGlier merocn in elmer &rciS-
Sorm nit cincm 5piclplob in ser
@}iitc, erri1tct iperoen, mie oicielben
bcrcitS erfolgrei1 in 9iep-Norf &C.
baut murOen. @s miro geiagt, Oob
@runOeigentblms Nlofler fiir5lid
picl gigentbum in Dem oitIi6en Gi-
itrift fiir 0ie &olano.&arf So, Oeren
@raiiocut 6. $. Burton it, mIige-
folit 6obcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
OIrnnOitiifs.ll .llc6ertrnannaen.

9iepton 8. 6opler imo Srou an
SenrD s. ellis II. 81, SitIeite 9ono-
Str, nabe 9tortb.9Iue., 1879 bel S5.
Daniel 9[. 9eonarO an SSoiepb s.
GponS, 9lr. 1914, g9elt-9eringtonitr.
NSoiep6 @einberg on Noiie 3omer-
man. 9tor0meitieite Gogle-, nabe sGap-
lonitr., ~ bel So.
Stliea @otfinS lmO 6roii al 8al-
ter 8. @eitpboI Oitieite @uIosfi-,
no6e Mul6errpitr., 1884 bel 67.7.
Bertha 90. Glarf an WlotilOo
@biteburit 0itieite 8elnorO-9loenue,
no6e SuOionitr., 20 bel 70.
u. gt. &i0eeIep II. 9(. on Bertha
10. Glnrf, SItieite 9elnoro.9lue, no-
6e Suoionitr., 20 6ei 10.
9lo6ert 3. Green al 2ouiS Yowea,
2 Cots.
N}orp @nnnenpetih an Gbriltian
Sortmeb umO SSrnlt, SiiOweitIeite Ser
@ooO6roof- -gloe., no6e @bitelodItr,
IA Del SSH.
s. .. Sopfins Oil SSaS. z. Sopfins
mo 6rolL g1orOieite 0iaonitr., nobe
Gonton.9loc., 70 6ei 16.
SSoS. Z. SopfinS an $. 9. SopfinS,
gtoroieite 0iaonitry nabe Canton
9lue., rs BEL 16.
2eno 20. McGlroD II. q. on y. S.
&renmcr, 8 Cots.
@ooo @alue Bargain &ouIe So.
an SarrD Z. @eiienoaifer, A Cots.
@orp Scar an Gowaro Bolton lmo
5rau SiiOieite 9ioieIono.%loce, na6e
s. Ctr, Ia BEL AZ.
Sonnie @ii6oii lmo @atte an Siaac
@}eropib, 2 Cots.
Safe Gepoiit ono SruIt 60, Cru.
itee, an Barbara Sorning, . Cots.
Bertha s. Gregory mo @otte an
Selma g. 0igges, Siioieite 0roall-
glpe., no6e 10. Str, so bel $50.
Wl. 6ilnore Garter oil &orrD g..
@oIf imO 6rau SSeitieite @omono-
ion., na6e 9pno6urit-gIpev 1S bel
t15.
9(norep Swingler unO 6rau an
Morearet Sauer Il. a. Oitieite BEL
noro.9(ue., na5c 9oItimorcitr. 1913
bei 60.
6ranf .. Singer, iim., imo Srau
an goio See 6iiber @eitieite 9roof-
fielo-9lpe., no6e Sbauncep-glOe., 20
BEL 100.
5ronf 92ooof &eoItp So. on Sobn
~ Snii mo 6raiL 1929 Sorioro-
glpe.
GieIeIbe an So6n @. 3ihlmte lmo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
Wle6I. nnO @ctreiNc.Wlarft.

Niontoe. Is. September 1916.
N}ebl. 3uilbr 37iS 6diier,
einidIicBlib 33i 6Giier 5u Socult-
@oiut lmO 2lt5 60Ner 81 Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

Nommclfculc. Bhn0 ...... 20c.
@ammelihulter, $ilno ..... 1Sc.
SommeIcoteletten. @hno 25c.
@utter Gier, &6ie.
Stiid6uttcr, @iunO ......... 45c.
Qan0brtter, @itn0. . .43c.
gier, friiG)e, 0ubenO. .. .3sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

@ei5en. - 3uiubr 247,790 Dit
ihel; &erion0t BON Oen @leootoren
1857 9uihel; Glebatoreu.&orrat0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

idel; GerianOt BON Oeu @Iepatoreu
S5,174 9uihel; Gleoatoreu.&orratb
S72.926 @uihel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
3m Ocrfanfen.


ruelde 5n fparen iuiinidien NIB qrDRe uber
lleine Snnmen 0jclo IN 4anr uber IN monat.
lidlen Q65abluugen anleaeu modem, up Is itd
In einlgen Sabren uiebr iute Derbcppelt. yStr
Diierireu srDRe gut gelcgene Wrnnoititde ~
Shr 0elo lebt an, banlt Sc bic nieorigen
9iaten erbaltrn Grmnblhlde G2N bei 25O
aud 1875 bel 250, fir menipcr ais 4 Gcnte pro
EMubrGtIttn. Qptrb balb 10 GeutS pro Gna.
DratfME pertb Scin. Gementrte Wnuoipe0c, ma.
laoamlErte StraReH, llrllnoe nno 0'arnntle bcc
Sttele init einaelhIuhrni cine Wclenenneit iitr
QebenS5eit. Wiappen, Btlocr nno onlle WtH5eln'
beiteB 5u erbaiicn bon
9iiddrS gS. GOOf,
ylr IA, .cltseGiustpn eraRe
(&1ft-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
8m bcrFumFcn.


Su ncrlnufeH:
sin lpiinlbenspcrber @roccric- ulb Bronis
0uS'8aoen NH iSoro Seierungs glutomobile,
mo Srebboocn. lelep0on 4laoilon $50,
SObn SlUencr, yir. 1903, Tor6sTnlton'ylUcnne
(Scpt16--21
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24
she Thinks Herself unpopuInr

To me Editor or WomdH'5 Pd0es
Dear Madam am considered very popular
young men DO not IKE me-that Is. think they
have a very good time at dances that / al,
tend. What would you suggest that / should
do 70 make myself liked1 Sometimes I get very
lonely when am left alone. WORRIED.
/ think II you cultivate cheerful dispo.
sition and are always kind and thoughtful
10 those who are older and have had more
experience than you, also II you keep up on
the AFFAIRS OF the times. you should get
along fairly well. Young men of the pres
ent day like 10 talk over the things that
are happening and. what Is more important.
they like 70 have an intelligent listener
think II you simply forget yourself you will
soon find you are having a wonderful time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24
WHY is THE TACTLESS WOMAN?
FOR HER NAME is LEGION
She Who Always Manages to "Put Her Foot in IT.
Given Half the Opportunity-No Amount
of Training Overcomes 1t

HAVEN'T you all known her-the tact
u less woman7 The woman who goes
out Of her way, one almost believes, to
nay the wrong thing at the wrong time
or the right thing at the wrong time-if
1on will.
Who while entertaining one of the
nouveau richie will insist on holding forth
on the subject of heredlty, or when in the
presence of a divorcee causes the con.
versation 20 veer around 20 the recent
discussion of the divorce question by the
Episcopal convention in S.. Lous2 She
Invariably calls the Confederate soldiers
"rebels." when talking to southerner, or
speaks disparagingly of the Middle
West" to woman hailing from osh.
kosh.
Women of this type are frequently
good.natured creatures: in fact, their very
good nature often makes them fail to
realize the sensitlveness of others
They are just clumsy-reminding one
OF the little girl who when giving birth.
day party and much impressed with the
Importance of her duties as n hostess
said, when another child presented her
with box of candy, remarking that she
knew she had everything, and so she
didn't know what to give her, "oh, that's
ll,right; that's better than nothing"
There are many older and wiser people
than this child who never fail to let a
donor know that they already have
-three boxes of candy"
All OF us at some time or other have
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24
orlrinal Household Devices


70 tas Editor Of WomdH's Page:
Dear Madam like 70 experiment and try
out useful time and strength saving devices, by
burning up the short handle OF a dustpan and
inserting window shade pole unnecessary stoop-
Ing when sweeping viii be avoided BY tacking
two sticks 10 the sides OF nre screen and
placing one across the top, then throwing a
plece OF dark drapery over ALL fine screen for
keeping out light from tho window will be the
result.
A pretty picture frame can be made from the
square stretcherH found on the ends OF the
oranes boxes, Spread glue over them. While
ghe mixture is hot cover with putty or plaster
of paris, imbedding tho soft mixture with large
bgaqs or small shells, After the frame hardsns
keys. those used ON the back OF stretchers. can
b placed between window sashes 70 prevent
them from rafting. Make hole IN the small
and Of one and fasten tho other end with cord
attached 10 side OF window.
A house shoe can be neatly repaired by sew
ing a piece of kid gloye over the hole. Even
y colored kid glove can be used BY giving Il two
coata 81 good black shoe polish. The ticking
81 a Watch or small clock may be silenced By
placing either In the center OF a feather pillow.
"a fety pins. lMra.l X. n. F.,
Riverside, Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24
Feed the Brute
To the Editor Of women.s pnao.

To the Editor Of WoHGH's Page:
Dear MadAm--Many women do not ston to
think now tired, harassed and perhaps hungry
z man Is when he arrives from his office about
o O'Clock. IL Is sad miBtake TO ply him with
silly QUESTIONS, or even 6estow too many cAresses
self down on the sofa or an easy chair and
forget little the cares OF a busy day. Don't
the evening,
Wait until he has had a good hot dinner and
see how different his humOr will bel Those
cares cares Of the busy day viii have slipped away,
fairly beam and be ready 10 20 10 a movie
make a call or eveh-if he has it-hand out a
tb bill. Don't bother your husband with too
much solicitude and don't pin him down too
tight, for sooner or later the pins win scratch
man has th9usaRd and one business worries,
free from ''musts' possible. Worry al
work and worry al home will soon make a
lamb OF a husband growing old bear And
80, dear girls welcome him with a good BID,
kiss and hug, but feed the animal before YOU
want him to do tricks. f. ID. T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24

came over hero today for little visit, and
tonight we'll sit on either the water wagon
or the beer wagon, just as Mrs. Graham
says. But you boys won't start any of
these special drinks. or I'll know the rea-
son why"
"Oh, cut It out, Lii" her husband said.
not Grossly. but mechanically. as II II were
n phrase he often used. But Dcky laughed
down at her. although 1 knew by the look
in his eyes that he was much annoyed.
"All right, ILL.," he said easily. II suppose
Madge will fall in gratitude on your neck
for this when she gets you into the seclu-
sion Of her room You haven't any objec-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24

ton TO our having teenty-woenty little
smoke. do you, mamma dear9'
go as far as you like" she returned
Ignoring the sneer.
AS turned and led tho way to my room
was conscious of curiously mingled emo
tions. Relief at the elimination OF the
special bottle with It's inevitable conse-
auences and resentment that Dicky should
30 meekly obey tho dictum of another
woman, battled with each other. But
stronger than either was a dawning won
der. From the conversation 1 had over
heard in the theater dressing room and
from trning things in Mrs Underwood's
own conduct I had been led to believe that
she was sentimentally Interested In Dlcky
and that some time in tho future 1 might
have to battle with her for his affections
But her speech to him which had just
heard savored more Of the mother laying
down the law to refractory child than
Il did Of anything approaching sentiment
Could II be, asked myself, that l had been
Mistaken
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24

i Is also the accompaniment Of chronicai,v
turbed digestion and poor absorptior y
the dlgested foods. "
The foods which are best adap,.a ..
the lean are those that have been ds,sot
to the obese persons-7-the starcheS s,s..a
and fats but SUFFICIENT care must ba ~
ercised TO prevent disturbing an en,,r.,-
good stomach. Let the lean one eat r,sn
OF the rich foods and sever relations with
the sour and spicy ones Above ali W
her cultivate sunny, restful dispositlo.
with a nervous system under stendv go
troll, for these are the trade marks ~ ~.
robust and plump person.--Dr. L. II. I,.vv
in Pictorial Review. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24

To the Editor Of Womdn's Page:
am most anxious to fix over my old set OF
nn,,, Iurs,, as they are worn out In places. What
would be- able to use them this winter. as /
cannot afford to give them away3 M s. r.
A very good Idea would be to make n
square out of some old materlal-silk, II
possible-and then fit your fun on. sewing
II here and there, just enough to hold it.
You could buy some inexpensive ribbon and
attach to the front; at the ends place a
small Dit OF the fur to finish IT, If you
have any fur left you might make n small
turban, as these are being worn so much
this fall shape is most inexpensive and
It could either have II fur crown or n fur
brim, finishing off with velvet This would
be stunning and would cost you very
small amount.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24
Evil of Young Girls Drinking

To the Editor OF Womun's Page:
- Dear Madam-Your article in Mondays 4
EyESlSo LEDGER, NOW IL Is the Cocktail In,
stead OF a Cup OF Tea" deserves creditable com.
ment. especially the part referring to the root
Theae places and amusements are all right
In themselves, but when girls in their teens are
admitted In numbers, they are here with.
out chaperones, 1t Is time TO call the attention
OF the authorities as well as respectable think,
youthful patrons. ~
Any Saturday night will show up many cases
at all these places, where the young girls are
absolutely IN state OF intoxlcstlon and reck-
lessness. Now, TO man around town these
things are disgusting, These youthful particI-
pants, ignorant Of the price they pay. should
be guarded from the pitfalls OF ruined lives
Their sporting proclivltes give them the no.
ton X Ia up TO date to drink all the poisonous
concoctions, such as cocktails, cordiais and
other mixtures. II they raid the Tenderloin,
why do they permit minors to become intoxi-
Gated az supposedly respectable hotels and roof
EardenSg l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24
Re-eorerlng ! Lamp shade


~ fAa Editor 0f HoatdH's Poges
leaF Afadam--I have very ugly lampzhads
~ n4 a1om and want 70 know what you would
41Eeasa DONG 9 e Ths ffams seems Yery
cover +. md j thought that you might b Able
~ Esin ne. AZ HOusEKEEPEH.
* your shade s q good shape ] should
ihink Ehat covered Nith a new silk or one
AZ iaa pretty ofetoune patterns II would
b mosE attractive and would look very
ro1era. First Inns tho frame with white
11.sIIn or ailk as this VIII give you a better
I Ineu eothe your material on very
M a sdse q the top ana bottom WITH
~ sold braid This you can obtain
z nail amount
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24

been guilty of some extremely tactless
remark-how the memory of II stings
onel
OF course, some women run to the
other extreme. Have you never been
asked whether you had seen some par.
tlcuar play which you knew the one who
invited you wanted to see? And then to
save her feelings went and sat through
three or four acts, trying to conceal your
knowledge Of what was going to happen
next" only to have the fact of your
having been there before leak out in the
end?
But, after all, tact is something with
which or without which one is born, and
through no amount of training can 1t be
achieved.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24
Dust in City Streets

To thg Edttof ol WgNinH5 rage
Dear Afadam-It has occurred TO me that now
4 q good time 10 bring before the walking public
at large, especially on account Of the fan and
winter winds, the matter OF unWise and un-
timely sweeping OF payements IN the shopping
districts. and also Ia every part OF the city,
while people are going to or returning from work.
10 Is q terrible nuisance and seems 20 pc AZ its
the morning and . TO in the evening.
Thare is no doubt but that great amount OF
sons inhaling the germs forced them b.
earelsss and Eiltully 9nstnate sHespess, NOT .
sOied.
lnE automobileai between this and persons Using
drooma the duat never setties-
matter Haa brought Petofe the proper Qfael4ls
and &C. order 4ifen b. the pzqpaE Authorities
and enforced fnat eHltpIua - naFeluenta -
taoan thasa hc1ra = utade 4 nilaaaIu1aNor. aIzls
Enable - H4r ara A4a4 Ill.l44z 1441
I uonl4 like q A4te 14 4HseN4 q ezAA
rtadeEaa h8. A14z4 4IaA1szzz
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24
Device for Saving Time and Fuel

20 the Editor OF Woman's PGge:
Dear Madam-Thls simple device saves sew
snty-five per cent OF your fuel bills and cooks
your meals In one.haf the time II formerly
Hook. 1t 10 intended for gas alcohol cooking
II Is Just a suitable piece OF aseestos formed
Into a cone and held together with a pin.
This cone Is slipped over the utensil used,
Three steel skewsrs. hatpins. stuck through
the large end OF the cone serve As legs or sup
ports and allow free access OF the air to the
door cooking. (Mrs.) A. l.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24
Yiolet Layer Cake

70 fhs Editor Of fhs WomGa's Page:
Dear Madam delicious cake may be con-
fnclad from the following recipe: Warm four
tahiespoonfuls Of butter and four Of powdered
flix vel together, stir IN one-auarter pound Of
u1uf Two ounces % ground rice, few drops Of
vanilla. 3 t6aspoonful of baking powder, a little
IIIE ~ moisten lti pour half OF the mixture Into
Heli creased tin, add layer % CHOPPED peel
and eiaca cherries, pour Ia the remainder of
e.. mixture, baks In g mpderats oven, frost
l@fin ribbon, MRS. w. a. +.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24
TLDo Dollars GiUen for a
Letter Every Day

A PRIZE of Two Dollars (s2) will
Abe given each day TO a reader Of
the Woman's Page of the Evening
Ledger. There are no conditions.
Every day n letter will be chosen
from the number sent in, whether 1t
contains information of value to the
readers of the page or asks ques-
tion. and the prize will be awarded
TO the writer. Be sure to sign your
name and address so that checks
may be forwarded.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24

CONTINUED TOMORROW
Hot Lobster Chops

Take two Holsters weighing together four
or five pounds, boil and remove the meat.
Reserve one shell for serving later. Chop
the meat fine and mince with roll soaked
In one cupful cream, beaten with two eggs
and seasoned with salt and pepper. Butter
n porcelain DISH fill with the ingredients
and allow to remain on Ice over night. In
tho morning mold and fry In n pan of hot
butter. Serve the lobster she'll In the mid
die of platter and arrange the chops
around It. Garnish with lobster legs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24
usefnI Household suggestions

20 the Editor Of WOmdH's Page;
Dear Madam hope these suggestions will
b OF use to some one;
l) When eggs are scarce ana are needed Tor
puddlngs, a dessertspoOnful OF cornstaTch Will
lake the place OF egg
(9l A pinch OF soda added to berry pie be-
fore the upper crust Is put on will keep IL from
tsI u Jew minced dates added 20 fudge as II
comes from the stove Will make a novel and
dainty confection.
(4l When making apple pie the flavor is much
improved and the apples VIII keep In good color
" Il few drops OF lemon juice are squeezed over
'.e'- 80 (Airs.) c. b.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24
Do Not Peel Potatoes

20 the Editor Of Womdn's Page:
rear Madam-with white potatoes quoted at
an average price of 81 a basket the American
househeeptr would be wise to adopt practice
that Is being torcibly imposed upon the German
houseWife-that OF not pairing her potatoes ,
For stewed or scnllopSd potatoes, plain tried
are rnuoh better boiled with the jackets on
For mhshing ring OF tine peel may be re-
moved around the lenEthwise OF the raw potato,
aimee this facilitates the removal OF the rest OF
fh, skin when boiled. Time is saved as well as
Enaterial and both flavor and nutritlous, quail
Aiea are retained ~, h. =.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24
) FROM WOMEN READEsRS-FASHION HINTS
A Favorite Soup

Heat one cupful minced cold roast chick
an IN a saucepan with one pint chicken
stock, seasoning with salt and pepper. Add
one cupfui light cream and the yolks OF
three hard-boiled eggs chopped. Let come
10 n boil and serve.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-24
Diet for the Lean

Though the lean individual may be the
mora agile and vigorous, leanness Is also
associated with those OF nervous tenn
perasnent It is not always desirable
condition, since Il prematurely ages the
face by the early appearance OF wrinkles.