Wilkes-Barre Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 5

WII.KES-BARRE. TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 20. 1918 I NBV AVIATION HAT T0-DArS FASHION NOTE 3: rvvnxtnvBiroBFffiftTt rr, VT Developing With A Kodak Film Tank AMATEURS can get most successful results even in daylight with this instrument and incidentally it affords a most interesting and fascinating paxtime giving full vent, to your Kodak hobby. Our Kodak Experts will gladly demonstrate to the possibilities of this wonderful developer upon request.

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COLUMBIA GRAFpNOLAS Marvels of tone, purity, beautiful portable models that play every size of records. With covered cabinet $47.50, with out lid $20.00. I On Credit- We carry a full line of Columbia Records. It's timr to rasp a good I thing when you need help And that's juat why so 1 1 any nnusewivrs nivc struck bread baking off their "list of dutjes" and now serving Kolb's, instead. This patriotic loaf is fpositively unsurpassed in 'flavor and texture.

Try it to-day I i 339, 201. 203 ITHOUT ice or any Serv-us Shortening ence and is widely used pie crusts even using Serv-us Shortening; wherever Shortening is "Where Your Money Buys the Most" South Main Next WILKES-BARRE, PA. All girls choose the substantial comfort of a snug-fitting toque as often as possible but short gjrls bemoan its tendency to subtract a cubit from their already deficient stature. To obtain a maximum of satisfaction try this clever conceit of a satin toque with all the aspirations of two towering bows of black tulle. Elizabeth Letters Dear Elizabeth: What states marry without a license? Thanking you, Beatrice.

Answer 1 do not know of any in this section of the country. Dear Elizabeth: As this is the first time we have written to you will you kindly answer these few questions: (1) We.r-thre -L, B-. has-j light red hair, dark green eyes and freckled complexion, and L. has gold-ened color hair and dark gray eyes, fair complexion, and B. has light brown hair and light green eyes, freckled complexion, what are we? (2) H.

Is 12 years old and L. 14, B. 15, are we old enough to have a boy friend teach us how to Ice ekate in the winter? (S) Kindly suggest a plan for us as we want to help our country. (4) What day did November 4, 1903, fall, April 14, 1904, February 23, 1906, fall on? Please give character reading? Are they lucky, are they unlucky? (S) Please give meaning of the following namesT Frank, Carl, Dick, Louisa! Arthur, Bertha, Earl, Hannah, Viola, Hoping this will escape the waste basket Three Chums. Answer (1) I should judge that you were all blondes.

(2) It would be alright to have the boys teach you how to skate, but wait until winter comes. (3) Consult your mothers, they will find something for you all to do. (4) November 4, 1903, Wednesday. A person born on that date is born in the sign of Scorpio, the scorpion. They possess great talent, are-cool, calm, very determined, but their will is strong.

They are likely to be deceived by flattery. Their word is their bond and they possess magnetic power over animals. They should marry a person born In the sign of Virgo, or between the dates of August 23 and September 21. Ruling planet. Mars and: gems, topaz and malachite: colors, golden brown and black.

April 14, 1904, Thursday. A person born on that date is born in the sign of Aries, the ram. They are rulers of the earth. They possess immense power of will and are born organizers. They are inclined to be obstinate and resent criticism.

Women are addicted to Jealousy. They possess great power of reading character. They should marry a person by particular housewives. with war floura are a result of try it next time you bake for a required, Serv-us Shortening gives excellent results. THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE ROYAL EASY CHAIRS Royal Easy Chair.

Push the button oacK reclines-Buy your cnair now and pay later. On our easy terms. Reed Baby Carriages $29.76 Carriage $24.95 39.50 Carriage 35,50 49.00 Carriage 44.00 68.00 Carriage 63.25 Cash or Credit. Poetofnc LIFE OF HONOR The doctor followed and I saw him look quickly at Tim, after glancing at Annie. I knew he thought the end was only a question of hours and with an excuse that 1 wanted to to the nurse, I went out and left Annie and Tim together.

in a little while Tim came 4out and said In a choking voice that Annie wanted Margaret Anne and Mttle Tim. The three went back to the bedside and I kept vigil at the door until after an hour I heard Margaret Anne say quickly. "Mother," and I went In and found my old friend breathing very faintly, and almost before I got to the bed her gentle spirit had passed from our ken. Tim broke down completely and I culd but admire the with which both Margaret Anne and Utile Tim comforted their father. Isoth of the children, however, were dry-eyed.

They could not as yet senee the terrible loss that had come to them. Annie Lafferty has done her work well, she has made an exemplary citixen cf her husband and but for her he wculd r.ow be hanging around the corner sa; loon Her children can hold their heads up with the best and rt Is very probable that her children's children will count themselves America's aristocracy, because of their culture and good breeding. "A hail and farewell, old friend, At last has come the end Of life most glorious And through -our tlir.dtng tears The fullness of thy years Seem all victorious." (To Be Continued.) the dough from it and rub thoroughly with a towel and it will never stick. When washing greasy dishes, if you have no soap powder at hand use a little baking soda and it will cut the grease. If you have stained your silk blouse by perspiration, moisten stain with cold water, cover with French chalk and let it remain for 24 hours.

A little powdered borax and glycerine added to the suds in which baby flannels are washed will keep them soft and white. Woman Thinks She Is Privileged to Talk "If anyone ever had a miserable stomach I surely had. It was growing worse, too, all the time. Had severe pains attacks every ten days or two weeks and had to call a doctor who could only relieve me for a short while. Two years ago last February I took a treatment of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and I have not had a spell of pain or misery since.

My friends Just wonder that I am looking so well. I feel I am privileged to talk about it." It is a simple harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the Inflammation which causes practically all stomach, and Intestinal ailments, including, appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Frank ft Barber. Wilkes-Barre and Pittston: W.

D. White ft Wilkes-Barre. and druirrlsts evrrvwhmi a A modi6h check poplin with panel 'front and wide self-belt. The collar and pocket trimmings are of tan satin. OF INTEREST TO WOMEN England has 164 policewomen.

A Woman's Trap-Shooting League is to be organized in Kansas. Women are taking an active part in the Illinois primary campaign. Saloons in Eaat St. Louis propose to Install women as bartenders. New York City now has a number of apartment hotels exclusively for women.

Chicago has a patriotic society made up of women' who are American citizens of foreign birth or parentage. The first order exclusively for women, the Imperial Order of the Crown of India was created by Queen Victoria In. Wearing of overalls in the streets by working girls has been officially sanctioned by the city council of Bloom-lngton, Ind. London's latest Is a shopping tipster, whose duty it is to keep housewives posted as to what storekeepers have in the way of bargains. Three girls of Oldtown, are operating a modern canning plant having capacity of 16,000 quarts of fruits and vegetables for, the season.

Miss Genevieve McCann, of Sault Ste. Marie, is the first woman to fill the office of chief clerk of the Michigan State fish, game and forestry department. For the first time a woman has been appointed a metpber of the executive council of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mlssiona She is Miss Marga-re E. Hodge of New York. When the Belgian government, in ploying women in the railroad, postal and telegraph service, the innovation found many indignant opponents.

lMdy Rhondda, who has succeeded to the title of her father, the late Biron Tihondda, is the owner and artive manager of Wels'i coal proptrtles which arc among the largest. In the world. Miss Alma Foerster, a Chicago Red Cross nurse, has received a "brevet" order of the third chass frcm the Roumanian government In appreciation of her service in that country during the past year. In Brazil corpu lance is considered thu essentia) point of female beauty, and the greatest compliment that cun be paid to a Brazilian lady is tq tell her that she grows fatter srd fairer everyday. One of Queen Mary's most intimate friends i Lady Ampthill.

Whose husband was formerly governor of Madras. Among her personal treasures Lady Ampthill values none more highly than the gold medal of Kalser-iHlnd, which was awarded hsr in recognition of her public service in India. We are up against a serious sugar shortage one that seems destined to continue for the period of the war. White sugar is a luxury limited to table use chiefly and there is little even for that. How shall we use our sweet substitutes our camouflage sugar to the best advantage in cooking? Here are a few simple rules to remember in utilizing the sirups and sweet frultaj 10 replace sugar.

In using maple Sugar in recipes allow the same amount as for white sugar. Maple sirup is less sweet than sugar and in recipes the amount substituted for sugar should be Increased one-half while the liquid required by the original recipe may be decreased by half. The same rule holds for using corn sirup, and extra flavoring should be added to relieve the flat taste. Corn sirup combines best with fruit and spices. In cakes and cook ies substitute corn sirup for half the i sugar.

In using molasses the usual allowance uiuai innuv lur ueiTena- lng liquid and soda should be used in the receipe Instead of baking powder. Where honey Is substituted it is equal in sweetness to sugar and requires a reduction of the usual liquid used by one-fourth. One teaspoonful of soda used with each cupful of honey improves the flavor. Removes Hairy Growths Without Pain or Bother (Modes of Today) It is not necessary to use a painful process to remove hairy growths, for with a little delatone handy you can keep the skin entirely free from these beauty destroyers. To remove hair, make a stiff paste with a little powdered delatone and water.

Spread thla on the hairy surface and In about 2 minutes rub off, wash the skin and the hairs are gone. To guard against disappointment, be careful to get real delatone. By Using refrigeration this high-grade maintains its own consist from the Label inatea. Yoestion Gu fermentation, due to acid itamaca Condition, Give mott wrpriiiog relief in matt cue in from five to ten minute tiro. Your kick if it doesn't.

Sold by dni((t. W. D. White 89 Public Square. FOR DANDRUFF Stops itcMnif of leal a Promo rrewth of the hair.

Make lad lee' hair fluffy. One bottle prove it Trial sis ic Fat sale mikui, much as it is the mother's duty to keep her girls from looking over-dressed. No girl who is a guest ever plans-her own entertainment, unless she Is" requested to do so, or is given a choice of amusements. Some girls conduct themselves everywhere as if they were ordained to add a little "pep" to existence. It is a great mistake to offer any "pep" to a hostess unless invited to do so.

It is a breach of good manners' for a young woman to dispute a statement made by an older woman, it ia not uncommon for a matron to make an' assertion which is decidedly behind the times. Then the better 'and more' recently educated trl win mn lrnf on v-uu-Dg laugni US IDUS-, and-thus concerning thesubject," and let the older woman accept or reject the fact according to her tmiwmWnt. Coal Misers Trouble Settled With the Aid cf Nu Tnn Iron Weed Tonic Mr. Chas. Grant, of Bishop an" employe at Montour Coal Co- Mine' No.

2, said; "I was, run down, weak and nervous caused from a deranged liver and kidney trouble. I could get no relief, I became discouraged as I had doctored and taken so much medicine and nothing seemed to reach my case. A friend told of Vtnv Iron Weed Tonic being so highly en dorsed that I decided to try It, and from the first 1 began to Improve. The first bottle did more for me than all other medicines used in two years. My; liver is performing its work, well and my kidneys and bladder are now fine, I feel like a new man.

Vim Iron Weed Tonie is a great Viedlclne and I willingly recommend it to others." a 'This great tonic may be obtained at Pauling Co. Drug 7: Public Square, Wilkes-Barre, ra. 7V Cfiid. born in the sign of Libra, or between 'CMCCTC THAT CAVE CIlfiADi the tiatesof September 22 and October! JVf EE IM HA I oAtE SUUVKt Clip the Coupon jVliassATaA Sugarless Rice Pudding: Wash 1-8 cupful of rice and stir it into 1 quart of whole milk. Mix it 1-3 cupful of 1-2 teaspoonful of salt.

1-2 teaspoonful cinnamon, 1-4 teaspoonful nutmeg, 1-2 cupful chopped raisins. Pour the mixture into a greased baking dish and bake for two hours in a slow oven or fireless cooker. Serve cold with cream or fruit Juioe. Conservative Chop fine 1 cupful of ste wed, prunes, 1-2 cupful of figs, 1 cupful of dates, and 1 cupful raisins. Mix well and add to tthe chopped fruit 2 tablespoonfuls of lemon juice and enough prune juice to thin to thick custard consistency.

Stir in 1-2 cupful chopped nuts. Chill in individual pudding molds and gene with whipped cream or custard. Close figures on pianos in the Times-Leader Want Ads. ON YOUR HONOR, The Allies need 'sugar. The time has conresjor us.

to face the fact that we do not need sugar, tell us thic the body Food experts does not require even- suehveets as honey and syrups. But if we feel that we must have something sweet, once in a while, we have at our command an abundance of molasses, syrups, sorghum, honey and maple sugar, as well as dried and fresh fruits. The Allifes are not asking for very much sugar. Italy's ration- is 1 pound per person per month; France's 1 pounds: England's 2 pounds. Even these quantities are not always obtainable.

What the United States Food Ad ministration in now nsklnsr of the oeo pie over here is to put themselves upon a ration of 2 pounds per person per month. This does not in any way limit the amounts of. syrups or honey that one may have. So after all it's not very hard. Is it? There is one' thing which the Am- fr( can people must prove to be un necessary, and that is the.

ration card system. This nation likes to do things because it chooses to; not because it is policed into doing them This "ration' has come in the form of a request. So a matter between you and your conscience. You are on your honor. Don't buy more than your share.

Buy less if you are clever enough to manage with less. Whatever you "need the efficient Times-Leader Want Ad can fill It promptly and inexpensively. GOOD FORM When a training In manners has been part of a girl's education, she will not wear all the fine tlothes in the family. In the rapid! adjustment of American social life, the mother sometime goes shabby while the daughter flaunts all the finery the family income will buy. It is the average family attire and not the high spots which proves whether or not the family is sophisticated.

If a mother does not know how to buy her clothes, it Is the daughter's part to help her, Just as THE END OF A CcpyrLght. l'H, By the Newspaper Enterprise Association.) "Don worr', Annie, little Margaret nne and I wlU make It our business to brine thing3 back again all right, even if rhej( go awr." I hastened to assure my dying fri.m.1. 'I know you will, my dear, 1 know you ill, and Margaret, I want to tell you how much yoi have been tp' me, all these long years. You have encouraged mt to mpke. the most of myaelf.

You have given me an entirely ne outlook on life. To you. Margie dear, I owe the splendid bringl'uj up I have been able to give to my children." "No, dear Annie, I rave only given vru what you were ready to receive, and whatever that might be. you have given Immeasurably more- Why, Annto, in you know, doar. that of all the wo-nien I have ever known, you ire to me Hie greatest Inspiration, for you have i-hown me how much you could and did siow under anji'circumt tances.

'Annie, deatr Annie, I just have yen leave me. You have been my one real triend. through weal and woe, since. .1 in i hex, ted.uinil y-OU-came- and put your arms about the little frightened, lonely girl. "I'll make any sacrifce, dear, if only 10 iirirg a llttl of the joy snd comfort into the lives of those you love, a little of th debt of love and comfort I owe to you." Annie closed her eyes wearily, but there was a smile of great content on her lips.

I leaned oVer and kissed her Just, then Tim came In and in a grief-wracke'd voice said that Dr. Vlrot had illumed with the nurse COMMISSION AS CHAPLAIN Rev. James L. Harley, son of Mr. and Mrs.

James Harley, of New Hancock street, is spending a few days here prior to his reporting for army service. He has been appointed -an army chaplain with the rank of first lieutenant and will be assigned to Camp Jackson, South Carolina. Rev. Mr. Harley is a graduate of St.

Mary's High school and of St. Boni-venture's College and of St. Joseph's Theological school at Yonkers, N. where he was ordained to the Catholic priesthood on June 15. 1916.

He was a curate of St. John the Evangelist's church in New York city. WORTH REMEMBERING A Uttle baking soda added to some fruits such, as cranberries or plums about half a teaspoon a tjuart of the fruit just before sweetening will avoid the use of as much sugar, as would be otherwise necessary. To make a good stove polish, boll equal quantities of stove polish and hard soap together; boil slowly with enough water to dissolve and let it become a thick paste. Put into jar or tin box and use Just as you would any stove poliab.

Next tune you make apple sauce, try adding a little lemon Juice and cinnamon. It gives an unusual flavor. Never wash a rolling pin. Scrape INKING COTTON CiOOub; LOCAL PRIEST WINS 21. Ruling planets, Mars and Neptune, Gems, amethyst and diamond; colors, white and rose pink.

February 23, 1906, Friday. A person born on that date is born in the sign of Pisces, the fishes. They are overflowing with generosity, never suspect evil and are therefore easily defrauded and deceived. Immensely loyal and have strong likes and dislikes. They should marry a person born In the sign of Virgo, or between the dates of August 23 and September 21.

Ruling planets, Jupiter and Neptune. Gems, chrysolite, pink shell and moonstone; colors, white, pink, green and black. Wednesday's child is merry and glad. Thursday's child Is sure to be sad. Friday's child is loving and giving.

(5) Frank, free; Carl, spirited; Dick, for Richard, powerful; Louisa, the defender of the people; Arthur, a strong man; Bertha, bright; Earl, not listed; Hannah, gracious; Viola, not listed; Edward, happy keeper. ALL ABOUT THE HAIR Before the hair Is brushed, it should be parted from the sides of the center of the forehead, and then brushed equally and evenly on both sides. There is no better tonic for the hair and scalp than sun and air. Expose the head to both, massaging the acalp at the same time. Never braid the hair tightly at night If the hair is very1 oily, try this: One tablespoon of lime water to each raw egg.

Heat together, then rub them well into the scalp and hair. Rinse with tepid water using no soap. Dry by gently rubbing. Use brush with moderately soft bristles. Always brush an oily scalp gently and not too long.

A good hair curling fluid is made as follows: One ounce of powdered borax. 30 grains of gum arable, six drama of spirits of camphor and 16 ounces of warm water. Dissolve the solids in the warm water' and when cool add the camphor. Wet the hair with the liquid, roll It on kid or arrange in fat waves or ringlets and pin with an invisible halrplo. shrink percale and ginghams, fL strong brine of cold water and of salt.

Fold goods in yard Hifts back and forth and place in ub.blding once again, so that every harts covered. Allow to tand over Ignlthen turn off water, flush again vttBPld water, lift out of tub and do not ling or squeeze, urns on line belTOl edge, pinning close along lopseiy emmgn in auow tfor slhkage. As goods dry it shrinks and iVee from wrinkles. ay to Wash the Hair i fiyou can bring out the beauty of youslr to its very best advantage, by wdhg it with Canthrox. It nakes very simple, inexpensive fttamptyhich cleanses the hair and tvoalp, tlughly of all the dandruff, trt andjpess oil, leaving a wonderfully wholesome feeling.

After ns uss Jtvill find that the hair dries 4ickly 1 evenly, ta never streaked pp4e and is always bright. MSt oajy; so fluffy, In fact, that wy'" abundant than it is, and leasure-Jkst use a teaspoonful of jfUathroxlea you can, get from any pood drufc, dissolve it In cup of bot waters manes a fun cup of r4tanipoo fe enough so it Is easy to apply tail the hair instead ofj lust wis itne neaa.