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The Washington times., 1920-10-24

The bellboy smiled think the creature winked-and
left u.s. Captain Strong turned to me and said
"There goes your divorce Maysie, all knocked into
a cooked hatp
And certainly it wasi
Did upbraid himf Did stand up to him and tell
him few of the many different kinds of scoundrel he
wasf
No, did not. His audacity and suavty captivated
all again. There the old smiling cruel but
gentle maserul but aectionae unconquerable Putnam
Bradlee Strong squire of danes and chevaer of the
world, standing up like bad boy who has stumped his
teacher, waiting to be forgiven. And forgave him and
took him back-againi
My tour Of Canada spoiled, Of course. The Can
adams would have nothing to do with Captain Strong,
with long he was along They resented the
slap at the British arisocracy which he had led into
rendering them. My savings filtered away--a n-pay
ing theatrical company and non-earning but heavily
spending husband were two handicaps could not
come. We landed back in New York broke again After
a few weeks of looking around for a new engagement
put out Of my hotel because couldn't pay my BILL
The hotel insisted upon keeping baggage, all of it
that is except my husband shall forget my feel
ings when walked out into Broadway that evenng-the
Broadway Of my triumphs and my golden, thoughtless
days the cold cheerless mockng haven Of my home
less feet.
borrowed a few dollars here and there, begged the
hotel management to let me Of clothes to
make a living and went to oLondon-took Captain
Strong with me. London always had been my Mecca.
Every time have come, apparently, to the end OF my
rope London has risen to and held out the hand OF
generous welcome. In few weeks had procured
other engagement there-this time humble one in
The Washington times., 1920-10-24
The Last Chapters of My Life, in WI
Hope and Believe, from the Uni

apartments. When the Captain came up grabbed-not
him, but suzzette. We had quite romp on the floor
Meantime the Captain had closed the hall door, heard
itslock click, but thought nothing Of it.
He had ON his oyercoat, and asked me- after a mo-
men if he might take his coat off. .'Hays to be very
formal now, you know since you getting divorce"
has d,y;th I;ttJo IL
The Washington times., 1920-10-24

/ consented, Of course. ]
wanted him to stay a
while, because l wanted to
continue my romp with
Suzzette, When he pulled
of his overcoat his under
coat came of with it-as
if by accident. He spol-
ogized quickly, and added,
"T'm warm anyway, May
sie-do you care If I leave
it Oft"
/ didn't care, and told
him to be. comfortable.
After q moment or two he
suggested we have q drink.
! told him / cared for
nothing, but that he might
order something up for
himself il he wished. He
telephOned downstairs and
ordered a brandy and
soda.
It was several moments
before the bellboy came
with the drink. Captain
Strong just sat on the edge
Of a chair, apparently
very much amused by the
spectacle of me squatting
and rolling on the floor,
with Suzette piling all
over me. Ny hair came
down and my negligee be-
came rumpled. Suzzette
was as happy as I at the
reunion, and leaped and
paved all over me.
There was q knock at
the door. 1t was the bell
boy with the. drink.
Strong looked at me in
quiringly. I nodded.
"You get it," ] said.
The servant came in,
proffering his tray. The
Captain took the two
glasses and the bottle.
Then to the bellboy he
said:
II want you to remem-
Der, young man, that when
you came to the door it
was locked; that / am
alone with my wife be-
hind it, and that ] am not
completely dressed" " Then
he waved his hand, 'sug.
gestively, at me, sitting
on the floor, with.my hair
about my face and my
negligee flowing and rum
pied. 0
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
PERSONAL MENTION

A daughter was born Friday to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanson, Of 5e5
Amboy avenue efn ffansss e
MISS Monte May. of New York.
spentsthc WEEKEND with Miss Eta
Singer, OF state street ~ -N N'ss
Miss FutK Patton. of Union Hill.
visited Miss Bertha SatokiA. offSg2
Park avenue. over the week end.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. eWifiams 4. AGillis,
Of state street; hsys retarnsd IRON
brother. Henry FoxtsS Ts 'I'F :
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Miller, Of
Spending d week at Greenwood Lake.
Miss Bessie CARRIER. OF Hall ave-
nue.. is spending two weeks yaca-
ton in the Catskills. sa@
Arthur st. :Andrassy and family
have Returned 10 their home in Mar
|ket street after a two months vaca-
ton spent at Lake Hopatcohg. Mr..
ST. AnSrassy viii Immediately re-
sumo his teaching.
Miss Hefeni Dalton and Miss Re-
gina Harrington, Of Washington
Street, have Returned after spending
three weeks in Homesdale, "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred H. Perchard,
and daughteff Ruth OF Woodruff
place. have returned from a tive
A son Was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph iFoiey, a1pf. 292 = Washington
street., on Sunday afternoon.
Miss TITLE Marsh. of Broad street,
land Mrs. George Marsh, Of Barclay
street, nave returned after spending
two weeks in Lebanon, Pa.
: Charles and Ray : Rebold, OF
Lebanon. Pa, are visiting their sister.
Mrs. George Marsh, in Barclay street.
Miss Sarah Klein. Of ~'Sfats
| street, has returned after spepdtns
thrss weeks ssce vacation ct Wh'fs
Misses Ruth and Alice Hegstrom,
of aiT9 Market street, are at Camp
shadow ABrook,s Cornwall Brfdgt
Conn. " They intend to stay IN Tbs
gsrkshirss npfii fhs oPsnips
Miss Dorothy Murdoch. a nurse at
the city hospital. has returned from
3 months vacation spent In Canada
Portlsnd.s Maine and Boston. and re-
ss sgas|on her duties at the iGcai N
Mrs. J. p. Jorgensen. Of Isl
Smith street, and son William. left
Yesterday afternoon for a sail *
Boston, Mass: and Portland, Maine
1 They win return in s week. -Ac,
companying them we're Mr.. and Mrs
Peter NJ. Iorgepsen. Of Mechanics
vile.
Miss Minnie Quinn. Of Great Neck,
L. r., is the guest Of her brother
Herman II. quinn. fl Rector street
HhMr. and Mrs Daniel copnors, Q
Lewis street. spent the week end 3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
The Streets of Life
Ry HAZEL REYo BATCHELoR

father. because I'm not afraid of
sou any more. You can't str.kems.
because IL you do, Ilt 60 right-ou
OF this house and tell the neighbour
hood I'll go across the street ito
Ares Barnes and ask her TO take me
IN All my NE YOU have made me
do what you wanted me to do be-
cause I was afraid of'you. You kill
afraid Of you. and you thought you
could spoil my life in the same way:
but you can't I've. never had any
thing. and why7 Because you said
ft wasn't good for me, that my
mothers fondness for pretty5things
would make Ia weakling of me.
WeTl.s what have you made of my
ufe2 You've made me cringe before
you, you've madesa thief Of me be-
cause I've had to steal every bit of
pleasure that I've ever had. But
rye never done anything wrong. or
anything I'm ashamed Of and Il
never shall. You forgot, didn't you.
father, that IAmight have Inherited
some OF your nature, too. That I
might have buried underneath my
fear of you. a VIII of my OWN Well.
7 won't marry Brf snyder. and ]
WOu I Dc AOCkcu UP HI my iOVAA 4shS
a prisoner. Ny life Is my own, and
I want It. I don't know'what / shall
do with It., but I'm going to have
something to say about It from now
on" 81 ~ afn". y .ft'H NJ
eaAnne's knees were trembling so
that she cotid Hardly stand: her
little face was without COLOR She
had put every bit OF her strefgthfn-
to thfs moment of defiance. and for
the first time she saw her father
before her, an old man. The rugged
fortitude that had always Character
lied his taco was plotted out In the
surprise of the moment. He had
not dreamed that Anne would ever
defy him openly. fsas 81
ga lifetime OF frightening the girl,
of making her cover before him. of
watching her life and depriving her
Of everything that hesthousht would
make for Independents. had given
him the whip hand over her, at
least be had always thought 50. But
she had Shipped out from his grasp.
she had outgrown her fear OF him.
Aifew afternoons spent with people
of different standards had Nsdone
more with Anne than the years he
had spent training aahertin the way
she should go. iNE ~. =
tTomcrrow, freedomD
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
The Book efDeberah
BY JANE LoRpfER

I miss Boo awfully when ne aFa
quarreling. He Is my familiar spirit.
the one human being with whom
am most at home. Even when ne
discuss our dinerences. ] an not
unhappy, because he Is nv ofhtr
self. and one cannot quarrel se7i1n&~
IL with oneself. It's hard 10 PIT me
feeling into words. II Is really the
most ancient bond betwcen fE4t
lovers. and Bob and I have Omen
talked about It.
Considered In the light Of love
eternal, we were at odds over = fFif7tt
-even a ludicrous happening.
Bob had let me have my hair
cropped. then ne hadn't seemed ~
MISC the loss Of II a bit: and ther
II had BY accident discoterfd him ~
the garden rally with a button Of rt~
sleeve caught In KatherIne HI'lets
blowing fresses and ] had heard him
refuse 10 break a strand OF what ~
called Threads Of living zoldt
Deb happened along with me-ard
she had no such eomrnnctionZkbt
dear grill
As ] waited for Bob TO come home
to dinner. the picture I bad seen r.
the box alley harassed me. But tr<
stead OF making 1e Weep. A. opke
It would have done. II left me cola
and sane.
ITO Be Copfinped.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24

NEW YORK = Gold and silver
cloths. rich brocades ana much Sem
tillatfng trimming are decreed - by
fashion again. tx az 4-Efstt s
saHere isHa suggestion-a model de-
signed BY MoodSwho Is bothAc6nser-
yative and exclusive. THE material
is white faiIle, procaded Win green
gold. First, there is Accumulation Of
white siik.c cut With d bandeau top.
over thfs isAdraped the procade In
princesse~ style,Scuts diagonaHy from
6ne shoulder. ito the hip where it IS
wired to stand out and disclose a
facing OF green chiffon. ffSlNss :
ssA panel Of the brocade Is swung
from the waist underneath a jeweh-
ed 'ornament, which AT the : END lis
Wired again and the ends tassef-tips
Styles in hair-dressing for evening
afford much liberty. With thisetype
81 gown high couture 10 most suit
able. TIE elongated side effect is
suggested for simple gowns. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
The QuarreIs i Have With Bob Do
Not Make Ne Unhappy.

" -
Not Make Me Unhappy.
But how could Deborah save the
man she loved from the compiexities.
irritations, j~eaiousies. d~isappoint-
mcnts and disfllusfonments Of a love-
trfangfe7~ ] asked myself as ] waited
in the dusk for Bob TO ONE home
to a late dinner. Ny domestic 4d-
wiser and household assistant. a
disnifed graduate Of a state universe
ty, who comes BY the hour six days
a week. and is paid more than the
average teacher-this accomplished
young woman prepares our evening
meak and 1 serve n.
Ny husband was very late. He
hadn't phoned me. Luckily. we had
a chilled meal for the end of a hot
day, and ii vas safely reposing and
improving on the fee. So I sat in
my swing under my pine trees and
wondered alternately about Deborah
and Bob.
I couldn't answer the involved
problem I had put to myself about
Deb. and Il occurred TO me that l
might fffucn better endeavor to solve
my own matrimonial difficulties.
Things were going pretty badly
with Bob and me. We had reached
q REIAOa III ~ H~4 A-N WAN%
we should be settling down to a
quiet anchorage on umufled waters;
and we were still navigating between
typhoons OF temper and rocks o.
regret
/ know several war brides. like
myself. who are having stormy
voyages > on the seven seas o,
matrimony. Personally. I am rathei
shocked when I count the derelicl
diyofceesr IN our society Swallows
And I expect Bob to steer our nftIs
craft into some near port of hap.
piness.
But at the time Deb and i be
came such close friends. my bus
band didn't seem 10 be giving all o.
his attention To our ship. I eonidn'
guess whether he had lost patiencl
with me as his first mate. o. whethel
he was losing interest IN our enter
prise. e* {"
And why was he SO late TO dinner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
Make Tuesday The Wash Day
Do The Mendlng On Monday

of dishes. too, for only half as many
oatmeal dishes are needed when the
fruit and cereal are served together.
Every dish saved Is a minute gained
for something else during the Day
LADY BALTIMORE CAKE
1 cup butter =
: cups sugar
"a csfpsfiour
1 cup milk Nss
3 1-z teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon vanilla
9 eggs (whftes)f4
Cream butter. add sugar slowly.
Mix and sift' nour and baking pow
der. Add alternately with milk and
vanilla 70 first mixture. Beat whites
of eggs till stiff and dry and fold in
to mixture. Bake in 3 layers and put
together with chocolate icing made
OF the egg yofks.
7BAKED oNIoNs =. =. :.
s small onions
f-4cnp dried bread crumbs
2 tablespoons butter .ftnf'
"a cups white sauce
Peel onions. ePdfboil IN saltee
water for ten minutes. Put into .
buttered baking dish. Dot each on
ion with butter. - Pour over Whit
sauce, e sprinkle with bread crumbs
ana bake thirty minutes IL moder
ate over sr- @f"ifE = : re7-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
ASSN.
DIRECTORS MEET

The directors of the Community
Association met at the home of Mrs.
c. c. Baldwihin Water Street yester-
day afternoon Among those who
was Mrs.aA. C. Clark, who.
although spending the Summer at
sprink7 Lake. CAME up expressly TO
attend the meeting. Plans for the
Kurmis were discussed I'D Particular
and they are now taking definite
Shape. oeAnofher Important matter
was the appointment OF Miss De
Pickle as an additional social
worker. After the business meeting
urs. Baldwin entertained Informally
With deItghtfuls tea. ~"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
knitting Needle and Rags Make Rug

Knitting Needle and Rags Make Rug
A simple and economic way 10
make rag rugs is to knit them. The
strips should be about an inch wide.
A pretty pattern is a checkerboard
design, which can be worked out by
casting ~ stitches onto large need
les and knitting IL rows. thus CON-
pTeting one square. The next square
should be OF a contrasting neutral
color. Make the strip the desired
length ana sew several strips to-
kether TO make the rug the size re-
quired. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24

49,
TMr. and Mrs. F. A. Pierce. of State
street, ARE spending two weeks an
Ocean Grove 4-AAA -.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Woglom,
Miss katherine Woglom and ftuth
Waoglom have returned to their
home In Water street from q Two
weeks vacation spent at culyerLake'
|fMrs. william B. Kelly and fam
lily have returned to- their home IN
Weeks visit at Albany fNA
MRS. Margaret cennors OF Market
street. is spending a month at Lake
Geneva, MY. is 1900 a.
Wiiiiafn Eikoyics. Of Rector street.
is spending a two weeks yacation at
Joliet!n ILL., , as fofh ttt.sis
: Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Williams,
Jr. Randsfamiiy have returned TO lthefr
home In jamaica, LIE. from a'two
months visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
EMANUEL williams, ST.. in Madison
avenue. N@fSeas -
Mrs: Fred W. Richards and family
of Gordon street. are spending Two
weeks at Asbury Park.
ter Dorothy have returned tostheir
home IN Madison avenue from q
months visit at Corning. n.
Miss Nell Bardrun. Of Rector
street, spent the week end at Pei
ham Bay, N. " Nrff
Mrs Rufus Hosking and children,
OF High street, are spending two
weeks al Asbury Park. y
MI. and Mrs. Eric Anderson and
family. OF Madison avenue. are
spending . week az Newpurgh' y; Z.
Miss Nettie Ginsberg. Of New
York, is the guest OF Mrs. David d.
mond, in Lewis street.
Mrs. James Seery has returned
to her home in Gordon street from
astwo weeks vacation spent at Lake
George. !
MrE. Stillwell, of New York. is
spehding three weeks With her par
ents In Rector street. R
Robert Chapman, Of First street,
is spending q month at emporium
Mrs. Philip GarbrielL of Brooklyn,
is visiting at the home of her broth
er. Robert Beck, in Madison avenue.
y MISS Katheryn CROSBY has return
ed-to sher home in Market street
from a six weeks vacation spent at
Mrs. William r. solt and daughter
Elizabeth, of Broad street, are
spshdihg a few weeks in fresland'
Miss Marie Morris. Of Elizabeth,
was the guest of Miss Elizabeth Tado.
OF Brace avenue, over the week END.
* Miss Edna Tice. of Houston, Texas,
Is visiting her Cousin. Miss Marion
0'Brien; of. Brighton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Stark and son
Howard, and MI. and Mrs. M. H
Madsen, daughter Clara. and sons
Edgar and Arnold. of Brace avenus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
CHAMBERLAIN HARVEY

Miss Isabel Harvey and william
Chamberlain. Of Plaipdeld, we're
quietly married last "Wednesday ~
The Presbxteriap parsopaEe n Plain
field. The ceremony was ptrfo<1oe4
by the Rev. d. " skelienfer- X<-
and Mrs. G.. L. Berger WE'RE the az
|tendapts Only members of ne {m-
mediate families were present ~ f1<
ceremony.
Mr.. Chamberlain Il well knoun q
until recently. Mr.. and M<7-
IchamberIain are at ptesent vsifiz1<
Mrs. Fred Martin. IN Gordon street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
Club EvENfs

The Martha washington Girls held
their regular meeting last night in
the Community House ia tombstone
street. Plans for the coming Winter
were discussed. II was proposed
that the GLIB Join Win the Barbara
Freitche girls in buying a victrola
for the Community House Foliowa
ING the business meeting q social time
was enjoyed. As
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24

spent yesterday at Bronx Park.
Miss olga Fonskov. of Amboy
avenue, spent the week end at
Long Beach, L. 1. rffN
Miss Edith Smith. Of Cranbdry, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. C. c. Mullins.
OF New Brunswick avenue.
Miss Doris Wiiisey. of Madison
avenue, Is spending few weeks With
relatives in New York state.
A SON was born last night to Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Weiss in State street.
Mrs. Weiss was formerly Miss Irene
BrucK. or High street. -
Bernard Greenbaum. of High
street. rnofored TO Asbury Park Sun
davl where he attended a convention
OF the Pi lambda Phi. fraternity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
CHAPrER xLYI

CHAPTER XVI
I'm going to put an end to this"
liz; lin Garter Carter : iSS sai,I hSlng st MS asgsh,
YOU that. Yo1've disgTaced and
made q fool OF me-ahd5 OF Yourself,
you've Ndehed me. and now IT'S my
turn. I want you to marry Bill
snyder Just as soonsas arrangements
can be made. There's going to be
no. more beating around the bush.
1 suppose you don't think he's good
enough for you now, do your" he
sneered. well, he may not be as
well-groomed as some OF the people
you've met at the Carpenter house,
but he has stability and he'll know
how e tasf me burden of you of
There was silence in the room.
The ticking OF the clock on the lit
" ioSdasT was IKE The licking off
well. Jim Carter said roughly.
Anne raiSea Seqs syes Then and
met those Of her father. The keen
little line of her chin was as deter
mined as his. her eyes were ram-
ing.
Il shall never marry Bill snyder
she said evenly. "Never!" There
was a finality about the remark that
chair. His eyes aafied Is anger, Bit
he sank back again as Anne went
on.
IT never liked him from the be-
ginning No girl would like a mar
who was forced upon her as you
forced him upon me-"
'.All nonsense, you'll do as I gay.
What have you to say about 1t any
way?I tell YOU that you shall marry
him, there's no need of any more
arguing on the ssubiect." z
II shall meyer merry him." Anne
said again.
W"Because you think you don't love
him, spa az that foolisfpsss. ! sppI-
az don't love him, and never shall.
because 7 love some one else"
1t was out now, and Anne clench-
ed her hands and waited for the
storm to burst. -.
Her father sprang to his feet with
an oath. ..Tll teach you to philan-
der with a ne'er do we'll" he shout
ed. you're not satisfied with a de-
cent man, you want one Of fhYse
parior types With soft words that
don't mean anything"
faced her father.
s.you can't bully me any longer,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
ENTERIAlNs FRIENDS

Miss Julia Hany. of New Bruins
wick avenue, entertained a number
Of friends ather home Sunday after-
ncon. Gamss were played and sing
ing enjoyed. . Refreshments were
served at two O'Clock. Those pres
eut were the Misses Julia Hany.
Elizabeth Hany. Marion Axen, Anna
Axen. Jeanette Ramberg, Annie
Martin, Elsie Axen, Messrs. Harry
Harsv. Mrs. p. Hany and Mrs
Ramberg Franklin Rambefg, Percy
Katherine Hany.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses have Been Issued
recently to Miss Anna Kainish and
Gustav Bodnar;. Miss Mary Czeto
and Steve 10th. of New Brunswick;
Miss Josephine Wugcik and Andrew
Saiata; Miss Sophia Molnar and Steve
Perkas; Miss Ella McKennas and Ed
wardNThomas,t OF Railway. % @a'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
For Interior Decoration.

Gingham is'now being used IN in
terror decorating in the same man
ner as ~cretonne. It is very attractive
and wears and launders well. It is
admirably suited for curtains. cush-
ions and for covering chairs and So
fas.. color schemes can easily be
carried Jul with the use of this fab
~ sea -s-t F.s= t @-* &" f
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
slmpson Mi.sion soclety Meets.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Simpson NJ E.. church
will hold their monthly porch meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. William
Woglom. OF 149 Rector street. Thurs
day afternoon at2:50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
ANNEss DEFIANCE

Anne Carriers attsmpt to be frank
with her father was : failure for 1t
resulted in the turning Of the key in
her Bedroom door. From childhood
Anne had been given no freedom. SO
that when Geraldine Carpenter came
into Her life with her offer of'frie1ds
ship. 1t was not Surprising that Anne
should do anything 10 accept Geral-
dimes offer. Every afternoon she
went to the Carpenters, where she
was treated With every considera-
ton. She met many attractive peo-
pie there and among them Dane
Grey, a writer. Finally Geraldine
persuades Anne 10 tell her father
the truth and to assert her 'fnde-
pehdence. On the night OF Anne's
first dinner party she remains at the
Carpenter house after her usual
houts for the first time. IN the mid
die Of the evening Anne,s father
sends Bili~ Snyder, the man he has
chosen for HIS daughters husband.
after her. and she refuses to leave.
The same evening Dane Grey tells
her thata ne loves her. but Anne re-
membering the sordidness Of her
lite. escapes. from him and goes
home, where she Is promptly locked
in her room! AH W '',S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24

Do Not Use Cream Around Mouth.
1t IS. well when using skin cream
to refrain from using it around the
mouth. To discourage the growth Of
down on the upper Up, a preparation
Of one te4spoonful Of lemon juice,
one Of ammonia. and n OF peroxide
Of hydrogen should be used. This
nust be shaken well and used fire.
|~quently.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24

Miss MitzIe Kemeny, of High
street. Is spending her vacation in
the catskiH mountains. r
Miss Anna Metzendorf. of High
street. is spending a few weeks in
the Catskin mountains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
(copyright, 1870. n. e. a.

fCOpyrlgntr lsLVs ~
Did you ever consider the adVisa-
billy Of making Tuesday the wash
day instead OF Monday
-@ff YOU wash on Tuesday. washing
loses some OF it's hardships Monday
Gamble used as a day of preparation.
on Monday one could do, the
mendir&. a patch that has TO be
set" on a freshly ironed garment
mnsses the garment and Means ex-
ira work inkpressfng. If the patcn
is put ON on Monday~it - then wash
edrand ironed as one with the gar
ment ana SHOWS much~1ess- ".
Many articles that have tiny noies
have their holes made bigger in the
washing. II these holes IRE mended
before there 10 -any.risk OF catching
them and tearing them, many
stitches may be saved.
al Menu for Tomorrow
BREAKFAST ~ Backberrles IN
cereal. poached eggs. stoast. conee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -of tomato
soup, cr0utons. combination salad
Lady Baltimore cake. tea.
DINNER - STUFFED baked nshi
scalioped potatoes. baked onions
cabbage salad apple pfc. coffee
80 My Own Recipes.
All berries are delicious served IN
a~nfuncooked cereal Thisis p saving
80
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-24
Eyelet Embro,dery

English eyeiet embroidery is being
lingerie trimming for organd}e, liz.
en-, or dotted swiss frocks. ~