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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25

hut recovered himself quickly ana nod
ded to the group Of physicians, prison
officials and others who had gathered
as witnesses.
Waite submitted quietly to the err
deal Of being strapped into the chair
and went to his death without a word
of protest OF goodbye Three shocks
were administered within four min
utes.
The two hours before his death
Waite spent in prayer with his spirit
nal adviser Just before II o clock
the Clergyman asked the condemned
man if there was any enc TO whom he
wished to send n message ii farewell
No, thank vou, doctor, Waite re-
lphed with smile. there really is no
one know to whom care ia send ;
| tarcwell message.
| Not even to your mothet?" quefici
/ Mr.. Peterson.
"No, sir, te no one, was the answer
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25
+. w. WILDER
A Large Office To Let

Nice large second floor front office to
let in Ullery Building, 23x23, FIVE win
dows; may be divided into two or three
rooms if necessary. Steam heat. Apply
to j. G. Ullery. Room 90.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25
You'll Relish Our Relishes

when you try them. They have that
delicious home made flavor that moth
er used to be so proud of. But you can
have a much greater variety here than
ever was possible at home. Try some of
the new ones as a change. People who
taste them declare them delicious.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25
Special Notices

CASH PAID for wool. ". +. Rich
ardson Go. 72.tf
SHAMPOOING and Manicuring. Miss
Mary A. Griffin, 1919 Main st. 229-tf
Ia GRECQTE CORSETS At Icss
than cost. Emma c. Brooks, S Crosby
Terrace. G9-7f
SEWING Machine Needles and sup
plies fer all makes of machines at J.
B. punton s, 40 Flat Street.
b. CHERNIN, former Morris Cas-,
pays highest prices FOR rags, rubbers,
papers and metals. Phone l43-W. - If
HOUSE PAINTING and paper hang
ing. Vim. Shaw, 81 Washington St
Tel r@6-W. Wall paper for sale. 1-tf
CHiROPODY aud Shampoo parlors.
Hair goods, made up to order. Mrs. Il.
+. Bailey, 1T Main st. Phone. I57-tf
HIGHEST prices paid for rags. rub
herS, metals, paper, etc. Please call or
send card TO NJ. Levy, l06 Elliot St.
Tel. 1856, John Baker. 4l-2-5-Jv-g
PUPIL NURSES, male and female,
wanted at the Taunton State Hospital
Training School for Nurses. For par
ticulars address Dr. Arthur V. Goss.
Supt., Taunton state Hospital, Taun.
ton, Mass. 23-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25

If angels fear to tread where fools
rush in, they should use their wings.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25

Jack - i dreamed last night that
YOU and ! were married.
Dollv-''I could never fall i'll love
with q mere dreamer Boston Globe.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25

FOR SALE - Farm Owing to poor
health have bought smaller place. Must
sacrifice farm at oucc-l0o acres, s.room
house, large barn, garage, running wa
ter, electric lights, bathroom, furnace,
telephone, siIo, s0-qt. milk route in
town; mc.half mile from churches.
stores, schools, pos;ohice and Il. II.
Price ~ 500. worth $4,000. +. T.. Ham
iItm, Enfield, Mass. Tel -. G7.7G
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25

FOR 49, Piano. soHfspola, rec
ords, typewriter. gasoline engine and
bicycle W.. y. FIclyar, Il Spruce st.
Telephone. 72.@.4.5-3t
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25

The excess profits tax principle
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25

no RENT-Cottagc on Pine Street
with garden. Edgctt & Co. 71-7G
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25
To Rent.

TO RENT-Modern fat. E. NJ. An
gier. 13-tf
TO RENT : Tenement, II West
street. G5-76*
TO BENT-Four room tenement, 50
Green Street. 7l-7G
TO RENT = Storage room. Mrs
Kittredge Haskins. 26-tf
TO RENI-S Seven room tenement. In
quirc at 80 Elliot street. G7-tf
10 RENT-Cottagc on Pine street
with garden. Edgctt & Co. 7l-7G
TO RENT - Nice Groom tenemen:
on Birge st. Holden & Martin. 29Gtt
TO RENT-Lowpr priced tcnements to
small American families. w. q. boo.
little. 34-tf
TO RENT-Furuishcd rooms, electric
lights, use of bath; Is South Main
Street. 7l-76
TO RENT-Furnished room, modern
convenicnees; woman preferred; Is
Green st. Tel l96-W. G9-tf
TO Five.room tenement, elec-
trio lights. Is Frost St Inquire of 0.
I'D. Stowcll at Durham Bros. 72-ff
TO RENT-One slx-room tenement
on River View St, Fort drummer
Heights. Holden & Martin. 257-tf
TO RENT - Rooms for light house
keeping, all furnished. Hot and cold
water and bath. Charles Miner. 27-tf
TO RENT-To small family, four
noon, f.pa,,,at,+ ,,, 'Ib.rla- = roo. T,l
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25

TO RENI-Sevcn room tenement. In
quirc at 80 Elliot street. eft
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25

TO RENT - Storage room. Mrs
Kittredge Haskins. 2G-tt
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25

SEWING Machine Needles and sup
plies fer all makes of machines at j
B. Dunton s, 43 Flat Street.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25

CASH PAID for wool. ". T. Rich
ards0u Go. - TT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

THERE are a few triiling details which
arc usuaIly left to the last moment, and
which when forgotten, cause so much dis
,,,,r,rt on 3, railroad Journey So it's
h, -, r,IIo,,, ,bo ynnnrnI nnrodncss"
,,,.,srs,,r, ana rnt tbe "traycling trIfes"
rc,d, so,,,o time before they are needed
or course. thc neat homemakcr yearns
10 ,rno,r i,,m,ruIate Mt the end of her
iournev Especially If she is to meet
SrinrLe docs ahc vearn to he at her best
A prcat holm i'm preserving the cleanliness
a,,I sr,,r,,,o.s or nor nrnarol throughout a
,rr,. ard dusty railway Journey is a black
eli, I,imono-coat which was designed by a
rIo,cr woman ANY one can make this
garment herself. It takes hut few yards
- II,t rhin, eiIly rut kinono fashion,
tr,,i, ,,,,,. I,a used as n limono in the morn
,r. ,rd ,Iso may bc worm DURING, the day
40. .tbo obirtwaist or suit or one-pieCe
r,,l, ~ 10 conI comfortable and easy to
'rt,, w., ana ofr ana really looks well.
Ont cf thc same niece Of black silk cut
o. torc ohIonp niece for n hat bag. Some
,i,os ,t,t, rortor ,nav hiring Won n paper
tnr sn,1oti,1,ce he win not But your
o,,,n hIocI, siII, hat bag takes little space
l.; ,.o,,r, shitrnse and is a sure protection
~ -, - tat 10 ,,,,i ror,r;,,n Il IN the train
Ir, LOT S"ui ,'''o ,i,o ,,ori,ot now some new
49,, Co.. coots and yyrans designed
i'a"HJaI i,1t, sor ha troycIer Thev coIIapse
,a,. sr,oiI sn,co readily unfold. and
~, ~ - ,.a,,,,, fi,,o cents
,l,it,1r,, orrop,nanN. nD VOur
~ S,l"tl Iii r r,,,,cb ,,ore cornFortobIe
20 uIl.eE S"I n1ood ~ tirno for their com
u you i'IT,,T 5,,ors'on The wonder Of looking
lott any ,no,s off after a short
out oi l'ie ~, W Itttio NTor,, and Tobnrv no
i l'l'v ",T ,,ot o,or,iors or tired and cross, OF
gin 10 get PueIu'ous It W - 'tr" So,o,ita =
course you .'', - ror, trinc.
toys win you; ""I o,o "a rro,.o a., one.
that take up l.''.u SpaIe "'fo IJttIo noonI,
less source OF "''e'S''" i'' ','''o
on louE ~, @ , 81. ,,,,o rerct1s = box NJ
- o.'''',' n .,,,,,it sciseors are mart Of the
Crayons ana Shlall StlSS"IS are P'Il W W, VIC
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13
Weekly Expenditure for Table

To the Editor Of Woman Page:
Dear Madam-In answer 10 'SeW H"u-'
tssner - who wants to keep tine tahlf lot 'HIrr
adults on $40, 1 will say tnal Ut, 'ln -" v,nfnt
hook account OF just what i3 rneHl l"I iN'l,,,
bsginning each week with SATURDAY ann ru1.M[
one mage each week. ON the side WiFh9 / P.,.
Papar money twelve cents; Insurance, - 80,
chiids bureau with each small Wnolth ,t 1I,t'" XXI
marked = gas. milk laundry, etc -- anu spI.
away that sum out Of my allowance ",'"' ~
doing anything else, The rent Keep M "a
calls over the thirty which are allowed HIS HiSS
fabie money varies, but has not reaGhel "Na,,ttG
EiO a. vet We are hearty eaters. "tlrn l"'
pounds and by husband weighs lap' so you ay'
we do not diet Ihs lhlEa aHul'' "'' '''N'''S''
weighs 200 pounds
consider that ! keen 70 good tah'r W. n,Lr
turkey chicken, beefsteak, veal outlets. Boston,
hated. bean dinners, 'sauer kraut win roast
pork ham and cabbage and many other com
binatiuns and always nave n .s1- ~ ,lr w m =
will quote few weeks from nv LooN. ~ ~
week OF December included a. min" puuha l4t
EeV groceries. vegetables and meats. H3.Dt.
week of December o. S5-3l; week Of December !
10 81 81: week OF December -a. A".9h' Wees ,ot
December 80 s8.3l. Lookng, nacN tnrouEh i,Ma'
hook / note amounts such us a9-+ e0.WN. s'.33'.
etc, which are "A fair average. use one p'Nt
Of milk each day. and extra when there is a
pudding. Since eggs are expensive A7e GltS
three each week Instead OF me loEth. pT
breakfast in place OF rsE9 th"Fr. are .IfLulf y
beef on toast, sausage ana hot cakes cream nl
wheat or oatmeal, baked bloaters pr narhrFel.
or possibly some leftover ham or baked apple r.
have at times used butterina; htt hoI t.EN.ai'
but / cannot much difference nel" Zen lI
and butter al fifty cents per pound except. W.
prlce | am handy at making .EunllrE NL
feft-oyers II rs hard to tell how tu aI lI. hus
ans must keep strict account on Ft-It A'''@''
and experiment with money-saYIns ignl' %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13
Al FORUM OF WOMEN'S INTERESTS
DIVERSITY OF TASTES MOST
FORTUNATE THING FOR US
Why Do We Not All Fall in Love With the Same
Man or in Other Ways Care for the Same
Things Given Similar Environments

ISN'T It fortunate that we do not all
possess the same tastes? SO often
when man marres his friends declare
they do not know what he sees in her"
Probably not. Her friends, nine times
out of ten, are also wondering what she
sees in him"
But the fact remains, they do see It,
whatever the quality is that attracts.
You, yourself with shrug OF your
shoulders, have often declared that "hc
(the nance under discussion is very nice
but wouldn't be my CHOICE now,
haven't you?
Which, after all, is the most fortunate
thing in the world II we were all dis.
posed to fall madly in love with the men
other girls choose, either we or they, and
most probably all of us, would have
very unhappy time of II.
OF course there are always n few men
who cause many women to weave ro.
mances, who have a way with them that
proves irresistible TO members of the
opposite sex. Men like Oliver Osborne or
Wax, for example. But most men con.
tent themselves with fewer trophies Of
the chase.
This diversity of tastes is peculiar
thing, among persons who have been
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13
MY MARRIED LIFE
Is Jack Changed?

BY ADELE GARRISON

You're either clairvoyant, Margaret
Perhaps /. too, have a memory" | re-
turned Eayly, and then regretted the speech
as saw the look that lcapcd into Jack 8
eyes.
II wish was sure he began impetu-
ously; then he checked himself Il Won
der whether we are too carly for any mu-
sic" he finished lamely.
II am afraid so.' I said.
"Gt doesn't matter anyway We want to
talk, not to listen. I've got something to
tell you, my dear. that I've been thinking
about all this year I've been gone
GIVE ME TIME"
| did not realize the impulse that made
me stretch out my hand, lay it upon his,
and ask gently:
Please Jack, don't tell me anything i'm
portant until after dinner. | feel rather
upset anyway. Let's have one of our old
carefree dinners, and when we've finished
we can talk"
Jack gave me Il long, curious look. under
which | flushed hot Then he said brusquely:
IAN right the weather and the price of
flour, those arc good safe subjects; We'll
stick to them"
The omnibus had spread the table with
a clean cloth and the silver IIc had also
placed pats ofsbutter and silver dish Of
Crusty French bread.
"Now | know something is the matter"
JACK Shln lnlSCnleNOuSlN. u never ate with
you that you didn't grab n piece of that
bread ms soon as the boy brought II and eat
it luXurously while you We're waiting for
the rest of the meal"
well you see, I'm so overwhelmed at
your return 7 can't come down to sordd
things" | tried to make my voice gay
you must give mo time"
i've been doing just that for years" he
returned Crypticallr. I was glad that the
arrival Of the oysters made reply Of
mine unnecessary.
The dinner was perfect in every detail
Jack ate heartily. and although | was too
unstrung to eat much I managed to get
enough down to deceive him into thinking
was enjoying the meal also. While we
were discussing the salad Jack summoned
the waiter
"Will You have an ice or some pastry
before the cheose?' he asked me.
"Oh, no. Jack" I answered, nothing but
a bit Of cheese"
"camembert? Or suppose the war has
bauished that also" The waiter bent
apoogetically.
"Oh. yes we have Camembert. We will
he able to offer you Roquefort"
81 would just as soon have American
cream cheese with the black coffee"
The coffee and cheese dispatched I
leaned back and smiled at Jack. "Now light
your cigar" | commanded.
'Not yet. We're going to talk bit
first, you and L."
I felt that same little absurd thrill of
apprehension. Jack was changed in some
way could not tell you how"
CCopyright)
irnNsrT NrTTErT NFnNnAN,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13

10 the Editor Of P0maH's Page
Dear Madam Perhaps SOME houseneeper
would like 10 know that sulphur scattered about
H. coruers and closets ana upon shelves and
window lodges will absolutely rid house OF
moths We have quite number uf books ana
1 aiyyayg Keen sulphur scattered on the shelves
hack of them a remedy found 10 b. a cure for
s5s rts Is CObWebs mixed with dlGoh0i. Apply
sVery day until the wart disappears,
srbfq recips for fruit puGs is very dacious
sift together one and one-half cups Hour one
80 onp-half teasuu0ns hakinE powder two
II shiespoons granulated sugar and One-tpiri tea
snoon san; add two-thirds cup dates, stoned and
sskenTad two tablespoons melted butter one cup
niik and one esq, the white and yolH beaten
separateIy. Bake In gem pans In a not oven
ri servs with lemon Sauce or any preferred.
/ ,iss raislns. chopped figs and fruit instead Of
oates II 1 want change,
pudding sauce.-Mix two tablespoons Hour
sir smooth then one and one-half cups boiling
xater a pinch OF salt and butter the size Of a
sstainut. Let cook until clear and haVor with
! generous teaspoon lemon extract or the juice
81 half lemon. lAra.l o. n. III.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13
HOW SOME OF THE NEW BEAUTY
PREPARATIONS ARE PREPARED
Bv LUCREZIA BORI
Tho Famous Spanish Prima Donna

Of II should he allowed TO remain on the
face during the sleeping hours
Then was told Of the virtues OF
cucumber lotion that would make the skin
clear and velvcty. Its soothing qualities
make it an excellent remedy FOR sunburn.
and it will prevent the skin from scaling.
VI is highly recommended as cleanser
tor the pores and as skin whitener TO
make this lotion use the following recipe:
Expressed juice cucumbers. = pint
toIoknH water s...'--''.... - ounces
sEayiInss s'mG@d %Taam 9'I COR moItsd'' ounces
,,,tHNtlIc soRpl ,.''''''. =, qtau
This may be used as frequently as you
Timely is the cream or lotion that will
rid your complexion Of tan or freckles
naturally ! was call ears to find out
what the gossip" was concerning prepara-
tions of this type A small porcelain box
was brought to me and the paste was
guaranteed to remove the most obstinate
Of freckles. The "speckled' one is d.
rected to spread the paste over the frecliles
Mt night before retiring. In the morning
the paste must be removed with sweet oil
and little powdered borax This freclile
remedy consists of:
oxide Of zine ............... u dram
Subiolidp Of hamuth ....,,.. 4 dram
GiH"iS GiyHc"drinS ,.,..,,,.,.,.iia Trans drams
| was also given the formula of lotion
which, it is said, will successfully remove
tan. The mixture should be wiped over
the skin with small piece of antseptic
gauze or absorbent cotton both night and
morning. These ingredients are required:
GiiriG t,ai ,v,,s ggid ...'.....5l drnnss dr%ms
IPolrrg IPPwdgrrgd borax ,..'...'.,l dram dram
ilECrrlu .,..,,s,.s.,.,,.s y ounce
TO mix properly dissolve tho borax and
the acid in the water, then add the gly-
cerin. Let it stand overnight and strain
through coarse muslin. A few drops of
scent may be added If desired
The dressing table should he we'll stocked
with toilet preparations such as these
Armed with such rcmedies, you can fight
tan. freCkles and sunburn.
This beauty shop gossip Is worth repeat
ing, so | r'ass it on to you
WopyriEht)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13
Economy in Food

10 the Editor Of Womdn'a Pdac:
Dear Madam AlthouEh ! can ,iI GNG family nI ''lf ~
ts ttbrse aiIiIt4 manages to live very Comtorl4niE
on a weekly allowance of $40 FER food ii,li
Ivatsr l and that meats and FEsa ana uutl'r
run up the accounts more lnan any ,HlIr 4Ie th1i
drlpping is really more satisfactory ln e'tIS
,assV 10 use about dozen '-"7 ,'.v, ''
polnd Of butter per week, q quart hotIl' NJ. ur
milk every morning and "a gill OF trttu, ifipl
st.'r.r ,,, frruunutlN substitute" hshe5 Ahg
oVsfsrg en- casserole, maUaroni win fluNn OF OF
SS'lyoj snItnon for meats. Many hpu@ehttp'I1 :
ns,hSN Ian tbinE we are fNtrayaEant with milk anu
cream but on the contrary, II is go nnA'l s,'i,E E
sud there are so many delicious desserts 10 Ws
nnads from leftover milk that II l+ 7"f ll5'
B1jt one of the fundamentals of 'c"ngWE. ,n,i
is,,a is to nav cash for every article or loyA
and TO DO the marketing In person t4uI HlCuE-
ing the best N' 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGE!
Deaths

AIKEN, = Jan. IL. CATHERINE. wife OF
Alexander Aiken. Relatives and friends Leagus
q the Sacred Heart and Altar. Society OF Sd.
a A. n ~; toSi ~ ~ "a g solemn requiem mass ST.
Gem. 90
,AYRES,-Ja II, EDWIN, son Of late
Ihonas ~ and Rebecca Ayres Relatives and
iFlends Washington Camp No 47B r. D. s. on
a ana Aar{tha {9 q kimball Council No. 55S,
81 sam9el w kshr & Son. 1910 n. 5th ST..
,,,5I.Il BEAIL.-Jans y. JOSEPH p. son Of late
Francis and susanna Beal, aged 70 Reia-
tiVSs and friend friends invited e services Tues. ?
Jrf 1855 D. 10Th 81; Int Cedar Hni Gem.
Al Carman' Eikins Park. Pa, EAiMALINE.
Iriends inylted 20 funeral services Mon D.
m, 21Sb " Allegheny ave. Int strictly pri-
Kate. American Mechanics Gem, Auto funerai
Hemaai9es RR aegIS mSy 9s yiewed sun after
widow OF Thomas Brackln aged 81 RelatttsIs;
aud friends invited 10 funeral serVices ~ y
p hi5i is5igs93gl g93gl Nne9al4n1 Nj ave Int. So. James )
!, RsApFEY - dsl4.S.. -Jqa ll PAIRIcK BRADLEY.
q 70 Asf4naf Ireland husband af Alarsafel
sssadlss sslsse we 4qd iFlsaas. Phlia. and
SEQ g. M 1saf 1923 Psarl 81. Solemn me- =
3 Iat Holy Ifaaa cen. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13

reared In the Same surroundings, Jane,
for instance. will adore tho movies N
IoIson's latest record and Chambers's
novels. while her more cultured sister,
Josephine. finds relaxation and enjoyment
i'm Bataule or Tchckov symphony con
ccrts and Freud. Yet these girls played
were taught. ana slept side by side during
fifteen years Of their lives.
The vital thing for us to remember Is
that I'm no matter which direction our
tastes may take us we are all SISTERS un'
der the skin" and it is the same seeking
after enjoyment that takes Mary to the
public dance hail and Gloria to the lecture
hall. The thing for us to do is to cultt'
vatc a sympathetic imagination, to try to
bear with others tastes, opinions and
habits: in other words to be consistently
tolerant.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13
ADVICE ON BEAUTY CARE OF TT


sewing materials so that could earn my
salt"
,r,ri,,, ..,... ,, ,or,. suco.ssrul Mt
-, ,st,o,,
making things for herself. NneH '''ne 80
hcr what she wanted she Sa'u SUE W ,Vs5 ,
to nave a really fetching oouuo" ''P ''''
Il iussy' camIsole. ,... t-ut,
showed her the camlso.e l,'I ia ,,,.o,
Belden sent me from England ".iu SI'u a,
IL so well that promised W ""l'''''' ~
in pink, white and pale bIue' ,.,,... .,.,,,
My camisoe is Of shell PINK rhIIon c,o''', I
of an exceptionally heavy Hu"u.y' u
win lace, Marion l"oN u "... ~" - ,,.st,,ht
her ana bought Chltt"h OF '"e H''''. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13
RenoyatIng "spare" Room

70 the Editor Of W0man's Page;
pear Madam-It Is wonderful what a little
...i.f and 6gius will do. / had "a spare room at
home. ,Fith au old chlnonier without handles te
- dra.Ters four chairs without seats and an
81 eaameied double bed. an Of which hgd been
80 aside as useless. Aiy husband wanted me
- throw ne whole outfit away. after thinking
ne matter over. / bought some white enamel
nd naiutad the bed: next purchased some
49, 4fenl handles Ia the i've and ten cent
store, which j attached 70 The chinonier, after
.4lgina ID n so6d cuat of -Varniah- The four
S6afr5 I reseated, and after / had cleaned aud
siilsied tha room and put everything Ia Us re
s9setlVe place L found myself well repaid for
ss-ista ssnd piaasant tAfrsl +. A. T..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13
Varying the Hash

Try putting few bits of coarsey
chopped autumn apple into the prosaic
breakfast hash. Hash is geaerally a
thing of meat and potatoes only, whereas
a little special flavor may he given to it
by scattering into 1t, now the apple now
few nut meats, again some bits of
pimento, or the little bamboo sprouts
which come from the Chinese quarter. Hash
is ain economic necessity now and then,
but it may be made into a palatable sur
prise by the addition of a few unexpected
tidbits
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13
Simple Golden Wedding

10 tHe EdIf0T pI WoIHNH , F0VEI
near Riadam-What sort OF an entertainment
would YOU suggest for the celebration Of my
parents golden Weddingl AS they well ad-
vapced in years i think an evening analr
would tire them. ROSE
Invite your friends 10 come In to tea at
o'clock Ia this way they will ali arrive
between and 5.3o, and your parents will
not have 10 stand long % receive them.
call lii a tea, but have little more 70 eat
fhan AZ an ordinary tea, Decorate the
drss4ing room ana dining room with green's
aaa yellow flowers lie me cakes with yel=
IaN ribbons and place yelioa bqnhons On
zHa IabIe ssF4z 1Iaanefs ana azl4a. h9ez
aandHteHes fzaupa and eake
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13

i'm search for some.
thing that will aid
those who are seeking
to improve their per.
sonal appearance. The
pretty girls who pre-.
side over this shop
gladly tell me the
latest beauty gossip,
and I had hardly
seated myself before
ono Of them came
toward me with n jar
or cream. It was a
pretty jar in shape
and coluring. but its
,,rt,rtg iptpregted me
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13
Enter Before Procession

TO the Editor Of EY0ntaH's PAGE
Dear Madam My daughter is 70 be married
next month In church and her father will. Of
course. escort her 10 the altar. win you tell
me when ] should 90 to the ChurCh-early. or
near the time Of the weditngt MOTHER
The mother Of the bride leaves the house
lust before the bride and her father and is
escorted to the front pew on the left side
OF the middle aisle by one Of the ushers
Just before the bridal party forms TO march
hp the aisle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13

QUITE the most ridiculous thing has hap.
W rencd ann quarautned at the Field.
ings' with tho muups. Marion asked me
out for the wccl.cu- ana sunday my
cheeks uutfod ou, like Tommy Grace's'
and the doctor ordered me to stay put"
for n week It was a great relief TO me
when Mrs. Fielding said that Marion
had had the mumps on both sides ! told
them to keep me supplied with plenty of