Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24

mencemonts, are held in the middle of winter.
would not take the s' cTsrcises i0 s e b
cause cause she had no frock. Another girl wore .
rather sRnbby SSnsT' froe. ts
can 1t ond Is for G the less fortunate. few that tn,
nFf i covers the Shabby and the iOysy siH saaal
uanE % aG6 eowEs aoTs To 4 the s who & afford grad
.. e. ~5H9et vsrat,S SoRfost%Py sPG5 4 Ts.fetp
this 81. Is really not directed at her. 1t is drectet
IN ,h no,lcv rat "d"catcs one prrt Of tho Eirls
Dizziness srsao; that f. aGploraSlc the Girls HiEh
dS@E dEaE paSF nSG IN @ @tnS Old Commercial Hgh School
t.ing was uone ABOUT II.
mantowH Ths West 4G sSShgi Ash school the
S6 sshoo prooypss se OF PfR the SGHihSTR Wsm
in the country I taGd every progressive school
re Hsh soRoo sands 9s iS aSns sam IN s nf ad
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on tbsr btrnseyes on tne pack and trying to live
Ss,y RssfT sS6SS SShS9P ,e9So S q which they could
;Sa SShoCl sn0 WIS the rst PhiSdsphS% % and hs that
sdSod are really s;ehdTs IN thec own "f&R &St Thsig
asS bu. rs distinctly out Of date % today " years
h. Miss M sutton speals proudly OF the small num-
where the number Of teachers is SUPPOSED 10 be
state Of sir WIZ bo the number Of pupils that
In the least surprised II it does for this reason:
beSame 80 OF the high schools few
S enG en tSs SRb pupils in
Girls High School was recently suspended and and
the 18th street school Even with this sbscis s9 T
have FEVER pupils er01 Se ass says tb their cir sashers
Penn School. for instance '' "''''"''
the shs srs also n implies S that our teachers do not tell
Gown IN the morning or that they should weaF
Little Miss vioetta' Ell 'sGs Is So evidently verv vonr
learn later on That 'h her Childish sfa P thTss she
70 be passed cnaritably by 1'''e' 'uH"'
q hundred nas GfOt cresIatS6 feeT 2S5
ins o,,s G'Haes fb many who know nothing OF the
child who in The World fd's Just shor 5Et
woa @ pFogby oT take s ths h Gee&d dee9 P e IT, 4Ps
She 'RT has se eubsnaS Soma and Al the rest
D'' TO "'''"e g. e? 81 F.
Dear NJ Liss-Can you suggest soro oo,
iron as seVs o PSsa fan put
"hen stored away for the summer. MAO
An expert tells me that the only way To
prevent a sheet iron gas stove from rustinp
Is 10 give II generous rubbing with
sweet oil before storing. 1t would be ad-
Vlsanle' II you can, to give It several addi-
tlonai ruoolngs throughout the summer
But II you are going 10 store it where n
VIII be inaccessible. you cannot. of course
do this II It accumulates a little rust
over the summer give 1t a second rubbing
with the oil when you take ii out in tbe
fall. This the gas man" tells ought 10
make the stove look like new"
Dear ArLiss-I NIL wonder, If you can help me,
adding the different fruits and berries in tbaisy
season to the preserve. l believe there ar
several different OF doing this-an. hHE
putting up IN white vinegar and another nv nnI
llng up IN brandy. l want a sweet presapvs.
therefore, suppose the brandy is what I sbond
use; but whether TO cook Il or use II raw +
/ do not want TO cook the fruit; / want 10 nss
them fresh; shall be very gratefiii ~ SaTs uS1
u you could give me the advice / wan TbsgnLu gLLu
ING you In advance for your kind attention / am
very truly yours A. B. B. T."
Select your fruits-strawberries cherrias
raspberries. blackberries, pineapple, etc, as
they come in season-and shred them WIFI
a fork. Add bits Of orange or mandarinn
from which the white skin has been re-
moved; put into wide mouthed, self-sealino
Jars. To each jar allow four tablespoon.
fuls OF white sugar and sprinkle with tbis
each layer of fruit. When the lar is ALA
pour In slowly white preserving brandt
letting II alter in slowly until every erevIce
IS hlled and there is room for not a dron
more. Screw down the top and set the tar |
IN dark, cool place. The fruit shouId |
season some weeks before 1t is used