The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 26

THE BROOKLYN" ATT.Y rnT.F. NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3T, Winifred Stoner at Thirteen The Healthy Onion Has Completed College Course rgy able Accomplishment Not the Result fl "my am I deemed WfaWffljR X. throughout the land SfT-W Because I keen that This Remarkat WJi soup at hand i an in ids. potatoes of" this of Genius, but of a System of Natural Educa school, ami Kiunvl-Ik- human at llv ft lit tun- it linos sell o.iwi.l.-tatl..t.

It u.an hot. Is a sense ami ai, I. as xcry much III mpromisimc personal hieh one ran I my. not the l-ast the I. ssoiis m.rt am ami h.

nrst-ctaa MO Bakfeta slm has learned. c.i., -m. tion Devised by Her Mother, Mrs. Winifred JJg Sackvilk Stoner Sr. Teaches Lessons by gj -Training Commenced in ImBSbM is Hi.

lor tun If lliosf an-! I I I I I in wveioiMBcni of i nil. I. i Cradle. 1 7 One. Hie most remarkable ox- imitate ami then came her (Irst "N'a- "IK 'hat iinaKinntiou is in BdUjl ttM from in.

Ii this fotuto us I 111 tin- Ii.smiy education turn I l-Mm-jitnm same." -Anna important fa. tor hVI.ii'ifli.ItiT'ili" n'-i Rn has run out in a I has hecn l.y an American runique Hall. Mrs. Stoner would loll hil.l ami that all are id ami' in 'i 1 nXKUV mother. Mrs, Winifred Sackville Sto- a larKe re.l hall to the ha by ami pro- byrtSwfal -it'i'i ner of I'ittsbiirs.

whose 1 3-year-. .1.1 noiinre the first word of the siont-r i I the sain stork m- in rnnu nANCINC CI ASS aaii.lnr, Winifred, has the Thr was -I, irX lX Tft I PS I IF FRAP EC A levelopment of thv average nt.iv.-rs.ly the l.all hack. pronouncinR as she did. ins. as some would thai V' HELP SUFFRAGE CAUbt has written and published tba seeond and I -f -he stn, urUe I ks.

lias 1 1 si I on I ill l.y I his little same sin- 1 1 ov liil-M in T. v- li l.y the surfraRlsts ill of inn of Iter ami. 1 was i.iuaht sean the first ten lines ltin I- in. Histru-1. toward Irbat ia all.

oni-1 of Ute famous ltn poem. ompaaj of 'Obaar- Vf" 'Ji' ttSnSt l-laza in Manhaitat. this week. and eaeli was itb a -nr- tIk.ii shall, not adinmisler physical a.l!ant"'.f ''llii "fa. -h.

of' rai-im; im.n.v was declares that inured is noinin, r. pon.i.n i I lie mot net would imiKliment. plant) of onions hi their bill ol I tt. snoaatad bj Mrs. Wastoy rr.

more than an -bil-l ami that nnKle.irll.PlMn the same not hut give re-, 1 wlnu I. 1 Hi. T. nib A -unity Instriei t'he method1 of hm" which she (' ''l" l'ab's shall si; don't to a I Ki.e'ii U-i r' f'l ssful eHd'wHshow'tlK same implieth doing a thintf against 0110' expert can toll I potato it.eu .1 1 1 .1 isnis im.m ngaln. Mrs progress it is developed 8amc Games.

Thou shall never give thv child an BOUsekcepei We all l. ol the tiv.u Ho 11 1 her home for tin- is the result "of 'careful studof all Mi'i'arkahl'e' child' I'n f'ot u'ssons -'ILov a child to say pf.v- to he wb. a Ue, .,,,,1 Miss'm Kuhl-1 i hc methods of eai diicators WSITe Thou shalt always answer a child's Jjlf (ts so watery tbal Ihe .1 will mu-1. i.m off I Iheir services h''. riled n'ttuie the in win.

me. -I'll" 1 ll!" ''''A'rrM. i 'lia'l'l tlie homo' Ihe ami suitable' onh 1- lie 1 afidieants foVeve- ti-iin I e.lnc hp their onn- nnrs. iA noir I 7 1 1 1 i i i plan- a child can find v'r- is st. ami if nancing another h-is l.e.-n loam and soon 'as sK -rew weary nfter rubhlng the two nt sunn.

I i. i Costumes for Spring a and 'in tins' wav injure the mouse' or bo so a' bum, in mother jn ehild nerves and cause it to dislike 1 Ida; im; with her children should teach J' ihem things that will be of use to I Tnughl Spelling j0. That's right: Read the label Follow the simple directions printed there and you'll find the making of delicious Cream-of-Tomato Soup as easy as "rolling off a log." In other words ijou can't help it. This is one of the most tempting ways to prepare this favorite Campbell kind; and makes it heartier and more nourishing than ever. Try it again for dinner today, and see how fine it is.

Your money back if not satisfied. 21 kinds 10c a can Candies OF CHARACTER" 36 Kind! kl. Sn.il.. KT mmmmmmfm lie Chewy Nougat 2 LBS. OF CANDY AND CORSAGE BOUQUET OF FRESH VIOLETS EWs and Favors especially sailed for aarsatr.natTffe ml ml i 1 IVlirA Chanted VlPffll Instead clever and interesting educational Ml il ftlli i I 'll Yvv "SM i tlf Singing Lullaby.

games and has set down rules for va- I I till! I 'i III lVs Nflil mmmimm l.i ft EASTER 60c, 80c and $1.00 the Pound Soda of Superior Excellence Properly Served. WALLACE CO. 480 Fulton Street, Brooklyn 10 Cortlandt N. Y. SHibe's 509 Fulton St.

Iiicli cater lo discriminating patrons. to Cambridge Antl- SUFFRAGE NOTES jingles for th lansuages an. 'odtaM' IH "egenneuner translated Motner into Kspe-i 11 ra 'ftgi mse Kspe-I the waltz. t. of exaioin Hi.

The distinctive features of the IcaJinj; moJcs lor the new season arc emphasized in these con- T)ir W0JJJ hav unlversl-renty stymol. taiiRht chll-ranto at ih' TtM Nov l. i -o mslaturn has pasasil i law. under wlii.h any lhal has a paid I'ollco He. partmenl ma appoint women to serve as uulnr servativc modcis Itom the French capital.

Serge, gaberdine and taffeta are the favored materials (or mmtm hmrt nsna- strcet frocks and afternoon wear, and the gowns pictured combine simplicity and smartness. rWoina niRract has ma) haan la- Classes in Cookery CENTRAL Y. W. C. A.

376 SCHERMERHORN ST. I New Term Now Opening Monday and Thursday, 10 A.M. to 12 1 oeial venf5 of jiotq I Mrs. Paul Joi Art in the Kitchen I III 1 HUM. Ill 1) I 1)1 inuiu.

i. Brooklyn ptty Raatti In lo Ihe i palai and ether u. sdvantasaei At Miss hoeppnei's Hume. J1" niiy-l'our na nihers in Cine of the enjoyable house parties ,1 a 0) Ihe sesson was l.y Miss 1 I served hi Jones; Kilo I 1 and at ini.liiivlii Ihe miosis inarched I I'ellj treasurer. M.il.el l'lerey.

into Hie dining where supper: I Ill- la- Ml" Itlllb ll. Ilallllllon l.esl ner, Jmm Horan, Mlas Mabel Smith, I quiet one, and after the raotpUon the i.fi.rii. Mi lb r. Miss lelii.i fbiiton. couple have for an extensive! 1 tnnar' iKaterDttae Mali 1 r.

iciv Him, Deutaant. CrirfenhM Aaalwiewr. Ti, tn Bnurprlsa I I Tlf sec-mi ani.m.l y.r ihe.iiirli. of I ai illial.e 'Ihe t'y I'voos'luVolP ell 'r: Miss l.ol'lan sec'- dviuliliii ihe ChiMr. a Anna Miss "Certainly," rtplUd th- oracU, "tln ihr art of pit iixiihi oy dn md fMHner tW of age to us; AND, ABOVE ALL, LET ALL THE WOMEN, PRETTY AND PLAIN, MARRIED AND SINGLE, STUDY THE ART OF COOKERY.

IF YOV ARE AN ARTIST IN THE KITCHEN, YOD WILL BE ESTEEMED. Only bt can fwt, in both art, never to forgot the irvt truth that itmur precedes blancUehmente, and noi bltmdiekmenU tttnm ELIZABETH AND HER GERMAN GARDEN. The EagU will pubHeh a nm- and practioal Cook a Library number, A ttm copy will be not to all Hi ho mi in recipes thai arc available for use in the Hook, mi it will be given in the Book to these whose itelp aw publ'thed, Addreaa communicatiorii to EDITOR OF EAGLE LIBRARIES. ever Im allemi CM BSTBRWAIA Current Topics Talks II. The uiaril.iK.' of Agues 1 anil Horaoe Walnwnuhl Ml lead at ih- rwManet bev auin.

ranny Johnston, in mm street, natlmsli Wednssdsi nimr, Man b) lbs Hm in Mi IrWin'S pawn was of mils eUam il was of lull- and point uud tup clfc t. ulib oiuiuui EVtRY IUtUAY, ll A.m. By Mrmbrri of Thr F.srlr Staff Auditorium, Second Floor, Eagle Building. Admiiiion Free. Mlaa Vara Joatta, Miss l.ll.

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