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: . . a 0 P. |Belie, Fred Gorham, Carroll Kra~ | Shoe Forecast for Spring and Summer We, the Women OW ar 0. ow | » “ id ; -_ : N . hb Ii Club to Elect Waller. The nominating commit- f om ermd 111 3 Cig or 1NESS Election of officers will be held |tee includes Mrs. Frank P. Huse, { : ; by the Fourth Ward Women’s Re-|chairman; Mrs, Aletha Eppert and ; | Can Be publican Club at a 1 p. m. meeting |MrS. Anthony. ~ to be held tomorrow at the home of ] Hot Soups Go a Long Way Toward Overdone Mrs. Otto Edward Anthony, 308 E.|| DO YOU WANT =", = : ith 28th St 3 ‘i Meeting Those Budget Restrictions * to earn a lot of money? ! | 2 By RUTH MILLETT Following the business meeting, || Then learn Beauty Cait- - . IN A WORLD in which bigger HOward M: Meyer, attorney, will Call or Write HOT SOUP is a cheery dish for cold days, welcomed by all the |and better bombing planes are re- talk on our People's Priority A-1" | International Beauty School ] family as introduction to the meal and promise of more good things to | garded as “progress” it seems fool- ostesses will be Mesdames Alex | 29 N. PENN. ST. OP. POSTOFFICE ;

(ish to suggest that neighborliness x can be overdone. | But it can. At least certain | | phases of neighborliness can. And it is almost always women who are too neighborly. A neighborly | person is naturally interested | in what goes on in the house next door. But [if the neighbor |is so interested she keeps track of all the coms= ings and goings at the house next door, the watched family secon begins to

come, or as the main dish, provided it has enough substance. Rice, | | potatoes, dried beans, chick peas or split peas are fine additions to this] type of soup, as are macaroni and spaghetti and various kinds of noodies. | If the soup is to be strained and SEER served clear, or used as stock, par- and celery soup and an equal ings of vegetables otherwise thrown amount of milk. for instance, or out may be included with no prepa- tomato instead of the chicken and ration except washing and discard- only half the quantity of milk. ing bruised or wilted portions. Out- ni: : 4 side stalks of celery, thick cabbage LUNCHEON MAIN COURSES and caulifiower leaves of stalks, Quickly made and complete onion skins too tough for chopping luncheon main courses can stem and even the peeling of tomatoes from cans of these soups. Here and potatoes are valuable sources are two suggestions: Combine conp Of both nutrition and flavor that densed bean-with-bacon with pea | 4 should be included. soup: str in a can of water, then : hv dA jadd a can of milk. Heat to the POTATO AND ONION SOUP boiling point. Meantime, saute EGGS AND MILK, important in slices of a frankfurter in a little the diet but avoided by many who butter, to be used as garnish. need them, come disguised in soups. For a vegetable cheese coup melt

Have your eyes examined! Should you need glasses you may pay for them in weekly,

that they enrich. Potatoes and ': tablespoon of butter in a sauce- feel they haven't > semi-monthly or monthly onion soup, for instance. include pan, add !; tablespoon of flour and any privacy — Miss Millett amounts! / both cook until frothy, stir in one cup of even in their io Bn j 6 medium-sized potatoes milk and cook until thickened. Cut own home. Then, too, a neigh- > ; 4 medium-sized onions one ounce of American cheese into borly person is Hkely to feel that DR. A 8 MIESSEN rn [{-} INC - 1 pint milk | small pieces and place in the sauce she must help when she hears that Remist E 2 eges fo, Mme. Then add a can of vege- there is trouble near at hand. But SRST Opiumei ier 29 ON THE CIRCLE salt and pepper table soup and ; r p and heat all together, unléss she is a wise and tactful —With Offices ate 3° Doors” trom: Power & Likht Co:

woman, her attempts at helping may only turn her into a well-in-

tentioned nuisance, A ro A 4 LEAN NG SLY A NEIGHBORLY woman is al- i’

| ways a friendly woman. That is| / 4 : i . | fine and dandy if the —— ecLa, pe Miss Jacqueline Soans (left) medels ankle-tie sandles with nail-head trim while Miss Marilyn Wohl- | is held in check. But the woman,

ford displays a pair of while summer oxfords with plaid tfim at the National Shoe Fair, Hotel Stevens, | RC RET

Wash the potatoes carefully and boil in their skins until tender. The onions may be peeled of the tough

skins and cooked in the same water.

Peel the potatoes, mash and put through a sieve with the onions. tir in the milk to which has been added an equal amount of water in which the vegetables were cooked. BI to the boiling point, add the eggs, which have been beaten to a froth, stirring soup rapidly. Take

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Chicago. In the front row are sport shoes, made of suede and fabric, which will be featured this summer who arrives at 8 in the morning, | for wear on the beach. In the back row are spring models featuring the still popular polished tan calf. sits down for a second cup of coffee and stays until 11 is just too neighborly to live near in com-

ron fire Season to taste with * » ‘ rv i So] ean sa compare a Shirtwaister TA Salt Water Is [on oT tT ioppeu Caves or DNISEY you think of & sh who will buy . . . A neighborly person is likely to

may be added for flavor and a lump . . Quick Aid be a person who isn't a stickler for : formality. That, too, is a fine

of butter for that and for added $100 worth of clothes for himself richness. Using part cream instead On payments when he still owes of all milk alse achieves the latter. on clothes he bought last fall® His ew J pe I P . . ne sna 3X is Satie) too far. DELIGHTFU LLY NOVEL |children are going to school with n o1soniny nd it is being carried too far cardbodrds in thei S when the man and woman next GREEN PEA SOUP with Mint|Caao0aras in their shoes and rigs: on rey |clothes made from the neighbors from the A. B. C. of Herb Cook-}.. .: au ing by Mary Grosvenor Ellsworth. | OHS, He makes good money, ine roomates og VO hg Rn n has been promoted recently, but or oe Jo. cream I tries to be a big shot when he is

‘ . door or up the street make a habit County Parent-Teacher Associa- BY JANE STAFFORD of “dropping in” evening after evecience Service Writer

tions will sponsor the appearances| <u apar SATT WATER is about ning without the formality of a of guest speakers at a number ofthe handiest, most practical thing | telephone call to ask “Are you

white of egg, milk or strong tea,| A business meeting will be held at

8 teligh yu £ A jover Soup. out. meetings this week. The schedule|you can give a person who has| busy?” 1 quart iresni peas Just before Christmas he spent follows: swallowed poison. You call a doc- Even though there is a desperate i 1 ohio ; : $19 clothing two children just to ollows. TOMORROW tor at once, of course, and if you|heed today for more neighborliness 1 larg ge sprig mint show off before the men he works know what poison was taken, tell|between nations—many a neighbor- DRY CLEAING ~ 14 SRS salt with. The school had to ov ony | 8 Ben Davis. High School, 8 p. m—/the doctor so he can tell you what {hood has more neighborliness than SERVICE : a ‘ coats for his children as they only | Men's Night observance directed by|to do while awaiting him. it needs. So EET had sweaters. He is concerned| Omar Rybolt and. Gordon Harker;| But if you do not know the poison | : : § oul Cfealn about everything and everybody ex- Mis Clvde Barker presiding you are dealing with, or have to Weetin Toda; : 2 egg yolks cept his own family, Southport Grade, 7:30 BD. m. in|send someone for the doctor, give £ jhe 9 Y . ° A Store in Your Neighborhood

Shell the peas and break up the] The other day I saw him refuse Auditorium—Panel discussion,

if you have them at hand. These(8 p. m. today in the Y. W. C. A. are antagonistic to many poisons. [Building by Lambda Chapter, Omega Try to make the patient vomit,|Nu Tau Sorority.

wash the pods and if pos- his 3- vear-old boy a nickel for

. “What We Teach Our Chiisible boil for two or three hours intandy and an hour later he gave What Shall \We

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ing point. Season more if nec without him and just before serving add the egg|have to give her money. I don't volks diluted with cream. Cook, | want to tell her what I think bestirring constantly for five minutes, [cause I am HIS BROTHER. but do not allow the liquid to boil. & & Strain and serve with croutons, Answer—The man is an infantile Sotbiing two Kinds of con-l haracter without the feeling of redensed canned soup and thinning honsibility which comes with mawith milk makes for nutritious Va- | turity. He is not interested in anyriety. A can each of chicken noodle | ody and everybody but only in himself. Because he still feels as {inferior and insecure as a child, he > |seeks to establish his non-existent J ANUARY SALE! superiority by making granaiose igestures which he cannot afford. 1 The gestures spring neither from | generosity or from sympathy but

se water in which other vegetables|three neighbor boys money to go = t good wif e Rev. Ruben H. Lindstrom of : hive Moen ruuket cSunin and sd Saw, = Ne oe ie a amt Baptist Church; Oath of |SO as to get {he poison out of the p . 3905 English Ave. 13 S. Ritter i the peas. th jon. mint. salt jw er goes any place ause SEE , o , [system as I y ssible. Son . tnlvi sugar an xd thes pints OF weter I|she doesn't have clothes to wear. =ER Slicgiante 3 ads Pave » norte Wil Yori © or Lele ne ersonalized 939 S. East St. 2723 E. Michigan St. which the pods were cooked. Cook|She seems to worship him although SEER Boy Scouts; songs by AIS. airs [back of their throats. Warm salt| One of the more amusing ideas 4202 E. New York 1730 E. 10th St. until the pe as are tender, then rub|I cant see why for he gets drunk FEE SSrOMfi; MIS. Jame: Rainey bresidiog water is useful for starting the Originating lately is to wear a . | AA Ne PoRT Re Xuonh ol ad hale hor oF hr FIER Participating in discussion: Hawley|" Bruns : atti 5874 College Ave. 1137 Shelby St. \ a sieve, add butter and a and beats her and even brings EES vomiting and washing out the Pright-colored petticoat under a SOR Ra juice for color | women to the house. = Breyer Jon fuyker, robe wilson stomach. Use a heaping teaspoon-| dark frock. The petticoat is hand- 3963 Blvd. Place 1521 Shelby St. J SPOOR ©: SPIAAEh JV 9 hink Id be bett a £3 and Herman Kortepeter. 18h vee Ping Soo broidered at the k : 3 : desired and bring to boil think she would er u =z) ful of salt in a cupful of lukewarm embroidered at the knee in -front for then he would WEDNESDAY water. Stir until the salt has dis-|¥ith an efaborate motif in which S T A i 0 A i D 0 L x A i E 2 S

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ship band playing. ) : — ee Garden City, 7:30 p. m—Charles|KePt 1ving down and warm. | H. Vance, Ben Davis High School] THERE ARE SPECIAL antidotes principal, speaking; music by pupils| for many common poisons, but as ° of Mrs. Kathleen Hoffa; Mrs. Clar-| py, Morris Fishbein points out in ence Connor presiding; men of the|njs Modern Home Medical Adviser, association in charge of meeting. vou probably will not have time Hickory College 13, 2 p m.—“The| hen someone has been poisoned to Connection Between the School, the|jook up tables of poison antidotes Home and the Meaning in the Life|angd then to find them, if you have of a Child,” by the Rev. Howard|them in the house which is unlikely. |from a desire to attract attention to illelsen SO Bs y Pore in For carbolic acid poisoning, this [himself and make others believe NV etteis > : > DY | same authority says, it is customary | linat he is a great man. : Mrs. Billeisen; Mrs. Roscoe Swails|to wash out the mouth with whisky His wife should learn how to play Here = that year around favorite presiline. - or alcohol and water and to give lupon this weakness and make it|—a dress which you can make for e Township Study Club, 1:30/the patient three or four tableP. m—Mrs, John H. Hall presiding. |spoons of diluted whisky or alcohol

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