Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 87, 21 February 1918 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, FEB. 31, 1918

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SXl MRX. ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am twenty years old and I am keeping company with a young mau a few years my senior.. I like him very much because he Is Interesting, but he and I

don't like the same things. I love to

dance and he will onl" dance old dances. There aren't many places that we go where they still . dance them and so I don't have much chance to dance. I am also Interested in all kinds of art, especially drawing and painting, and he isn't because be thinks artists are a class of people who think it is smart to be tad. I don't like .to have him talk that way and vben he does we

usually quarrel. - He wants to marry me, and although I love him I don't know what to sa because we don't like the same things. What would you advise? 1 ' ' - IN DOUBT. You do not care enough for the boy to marry him. Besides, you are too young to marry. Wait until you find someone 'who enjoys the things you enjoy, and then you will realize that ou have never been In love before. Dear Mrs.. Thompson: (1) How late should a young lady allow a gentleman friend to stay in the evening? " ' ' (2) What is the proper time for a girl who isf living-in town to be irr off the 6treets In then evening, and should she attend shows very often? - ' ' FRECKLES. " (1) "It is "all right' for a girl of eighteen, or older, to let a boy stay until ten-thirty, but if ' the girl is younger than eighteen she should not permit boys to stay. later than nicethirty. -

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(2) A girl should, not loiter on the streets even when in company with a boy. The time that she should get home varies, because If she has gone to a dance should would naturally get home later than from a picture 6how. Midnight is late enough to be out do matter what the occason. It is all right for a girl to attend tho theatre or picture show once or twice a week; any oftener would be a waste of time. Dear Mrs. Thompson: If a child of twelve became engaged to a boy of fifteen would the engagement be binding after three years, especially if they had been parted for that length of time and the boy is now a soldier somewhere In France? The girl wishes the engagement broken. Should the ring be returned? B. F. Such an engagement would not be binding.- If the ring is of any value it should be returned, but if it is not. nothing be said about it. Dear Mrs. Thompson: A young man I like real well has asked to accompany me . home several time, but it has been necessary at all times to refuse. The real cause cannot be told him. What would be the best excuse to make? BLUE EYES. There is no good excuse to offer. Tell him that you have made other arrangements, or something like that. Dear I.irs. Thompson: I am a young gir.1 and live in the country. (1) I am thinking of having a party some time soon. What would be nice to serve to about twenty-five or thirty guests? I don't want to serve anything expensive. (2) Do you think there is any harm in dancing at home when there are just a few and a decent crowd? MANY THANKS. (1) Serve hot' chocolate or coffe and sandwiches, or grapejuice and small cakes (2) I. think it is all right to dance in a private home.

tablespoons melted butter substitute. Raisins may be added. Mix all dry ingredients; add . water and molasses mixed; last, add butter; beat well and bake in shallow pan in moderate oven about onehalf hour. PRUNE BUTTER Soak one pound prunes over night; steam until tender. If much liquid is left, boil down to one-half cupful. Then put prunes through meat grinder or colander; add one-half cup honey; mix. well; put away to get cold and it is ready to use.

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MENU HINT Breakfast. Baked Apples Hominy Top Milk Cheese Toast Coffee Lunch. Cannelon of Beef Brown Gravy Rice Stewed . Tomatoes - Brussels Sprouts Fruit Pudding Whipped Cream Half Cups Coffee Dinner. Creamed Oysters , Rye Meal Biscuits Butter Cocoa Ginger Nuggets THINGS WORTH KNOWING To Remove Shine from Serge Skirt Use either side of skirt and steam

it. Have cloth pretty wet but not drip-1

ping; lay It over shiny part. Have iron hot, then stamp it up and down lightly (do not run as in ironing) ; then remove cloth quickly and brush lightly, or place- a dry cloth on skirt and iron until -dry. If done properly it will remove shine or creases from any woolen garment. Be sure and thoroughly brush skirt before steaming, to remove all particles of dust and dirt. In Frying Pancakes, after one panful has been cooked, use no more grease, but slice a raw potato and rub the pan each time before ' putting in more batter. Pancakes fried in this way are more easily digested and it 1h a saving of lard in these hard times. DESSERTS Pineapple Whip Beat together white of one egg, one-half cup sugar, one cup chopped pineapple (or other canned or fresh fruit) until stiff enough so bowl can 'be turned without mixture spilling. This can be used for frosting for large sponge cake or will serve eight persons if used with desserts. Graham Pudding Two cups graham flour, one cup sour milk, onehalf cup cooking molasses, a little salt, one teaspoon soda, one cup chopped raisins or prunes. Steam two hours. To be eaten with sauce. For the above pudding a good and economical way is to strain the juice from a can of plums which can be used instead of tho raisins. Thicken the juice for the sauce, which js very nice, as it has the plum flavor and just tart enough to be good. This recipe makes enough for two meals and is just as good steamed oyer. Cocoa Crumb Pudding To two cups cocoa add one cup bread crumbs

(Cornbread will do); let soak few

minutes,-sweeten to taste; turn into buttered baking dish and bake fifteen minutes. Make a frosting by beating the white of ope egg tnd adding one

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heaping tablespoon each of sugar and .grated cocoanut. Spread over pudding when baked. Set in oven until a light brown. Serve with cream or milk. Economy Cake One cup molasses, one cup boiling water, two cups flour, one cup cornmeal, one and one-half teaspoons baking soda, two teaspoons ginger, one-half teaspoon salt, five

THINGS WORTH KNOWING If clothespins are boiled in a salt brine they will become toughened. This will also prevent their sticking to the clothes in frosty weather. A handful of salt in the rinsing water will prevent bluing from streaking the clothes. By placing lemons in the oven and heating until nearly bursting tho quantity of juice will be doubled and of a better flavor. The hot juice sweetened is excellent for a cough. Soup Greens If you have a little garden soil handy you can at any time buy a few small parsley roots and plant in flower pots and set in sunny window in the kitchen. To Make Stockings for Children or Grown-ups Last a Bit Longer When stockings have good uppers and the feet are past mending, cut foot part off diagonally and sew together on machine (silk thread is best, as it gives). This little seam does not hurt the foot and is well worth the little trouble.

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A puff ball was found on the farm of John Bond by William Feasel while working in the field. It was too large to go into a bucket. It -weighed threefourths of a pound. It was nine inches tall, 40 inches in circumference and 11 inches in diameter The Senior class of the high school have chosen the play for this year, "Mr. Bob." Miss Helen Roller, Miss Lora Boyd, Harold Nicholson and Clyde Nicholson attended the service flag services at the Methodist church at Centerville Sunday evening Miss Edna Caroine and Earnest Burg were the guests of friends in Chester Sunday.. .. .Fred Brown and son, Hallis, who have been spending the winter in Florida returned home, Monday Virgil Coddington of Winchester-has been spending a few days here with friends Miss Grace Rector and Riley Holcomb were married Saturday. They are going to move to the farm vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Durban, near Sugar Grove.

ECONOMY CUP CAKES Cream four tablespoonfuls butterine, add two-thirds cup sugar gradually and one well-beaten egg. Mix well. Mix and sift one and one-half cups flour with one and one-halt teaspoonful mace. Add dry ingredients alternately with one-half cup water to first mixture. Bake in greased muffin pans in moderate oven.

Austria's production of raw sugar during the 1917 campaign amounted to 530,000 metric tons, or about 200,000 tons less than in 1916.

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Eye-JBrows and lushes They add wonderfully tome'i beaoty, charm and attractiveness. A little applied nightly, will Boorish the eye-brow, and laahes in a natural way, thereby promoting the ffrowth, making them long, thick and ailky, thus aiding; charm and expression to the eyea and beauty to the face. Laah-BrowIne i. guaranteed absolutely pure and harmless. Used Ml. .rwforard by tnoas.nd. .f .oci.tr woman end .c&eM... Gt a box todu ud toa'U h. ri.Hhtd Recommended and sold by Thlstiethwulte's S stores. SOe

A Stubborn Cough Loosens Right Up

. .'. .Revival meetings are being held at the Radical United Brethren church at Sugar Grove, by Rev. Collins The funeral of James Davis, who died at Pendleton, was held at the Sugar Grove church, and buried in the ceme

tery. He leaves a wife, two sons and one daughter.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Riley Holcomb and Virgil Coddington took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George Hill and daughters. Mildred, Clara and Violet, Sunday.

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The prompt and positive action of this pimple, inexpensive home-made remedy in quickly healing the inflamed or swollen membranes of the throat, chest or bronchial tubes and breaking up tight coughs, lias caused it to be used in more homes than 8T!y other ecugh. remedy. Under its healing, soothing influence, chest soreness goes, phlegm loosens, breathing becomes easier, tickling in throat stops and tou, get a good night's restful sleep. The usual throat and chest colds are conquered bv it in 2t hours or less. Nothing better for bronchitis, hoarseness, croup, whooping cout'h, bronchial asthma or winter coughs. To make this splandid cough syrup, four 2fo ounces of Pines 1 60 cents worth 1 , into a pint boitle and fill tho bottle vritu plain granulated sugar syrup end shake thoroughly. You then Thave a full pint a family supply of a much better cough syrup than you could buy ready-made for 5-2.50. Kosps perfectly and children lore its plrasant taste. Tinex i3 a special and highly concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine retract, and i3 known the world over for its promptness, ease and certainty in overcoming stubborn coughs and thrst colus. To avoid disappointment ask your druggist for ''2- ouuecs of Pinex" with full directions, and don't accept anything else. Guaranteed to give tbsolut eatisfaction or money promptlv refunded The l ines Co., Ft. Wayne. Ind.

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