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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 23, 1923 · page 11

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JACK DAW 0N ICICLE ISLE.
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reached ailment up to them.

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has snow man explnined that he would have to ride the rest of
sad Jsck nod Flip chnged over.

. Frost Town sleigh.

. E wow men. who had followed him‘ to t

‘ Town sleigh started to move along.

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v: m a rapid trip and several times Jack end Flip nearly bobbed out of
when the sleigh came to the top of a. little hill Jeclt become

as 3 .v‘e.
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2-H. - _ i turn over in s. heap. (Continued.

They were traveling so fast the! he

was sure they would leave

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ADVENTURES OF THE

Roostens Valentine

By Olive Roberts Barton

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< . .c iris oi valentines these
{,f'p‘kl into the place marked
“ 1:. me hickory tree postoflioe.
' {i Nick and Mr. Siam”
.r}' as ants in a. honey pot.
un-ntlnes were not nlwnyl

m V. But some at them

:. -ntine that Fleet Fox.
ul‘ IV. osier would hnve mnde
C 21 .v-ztter. It went like thin.
d! if Mr. Rooster.

.1! :.i~; King to Browne“

'1! no one with you out can-
mg.
2 6'.er of weather:

halt to tail feather:
.3 r. creature exceedingly rare.

 

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lad my choice,

:2 '0 your voice

an 0! the small nightlnlnle.

uso he's so tiny

in: n and fine. he
hide in the end of youth”-

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fish you with longing. “a” - , / -

t! Sout- kin thronglng ‘ ‘

ltrnxard from m m fl ”w, '
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Home lots of valentines these d1“ dimmed ”“0 “30th W

You crow and you cecltie,
When enrthworms you tackle.
You gobble up bushels of corn. ,

"I wish I could tr! "-

This genereu: diet

Tm seems to be your: every 6”-
But every one‘n “I”.
They‘re arefo’i, oh very-
About over coming I!!! “7-

"But I'm "never jenloun.
Mandates-i 3M seslous.

In n«fawning you out sudjrow at.

Keep on with your m 3

Your sides ere wide pulling.

’ But I’ll not object on to that.

“Beau-e you're so Me
And worth a. king's m3:
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him.

Jails. Belle his-ct i: the chi.
comm I. Tainan in suite: 1001.. 5,;
They met while touring the orient.-
mss Fnurot x. 'wn “Italic"
ongo': more. proposed to girl." »
Jest n nos-d Me. , ’
3 To be mminetlcslly exact. she dec
ales {bet she's been proposed to :luj .
1000 times. or quite that m
:nywhere hourly thnt my. in not;
On: thomd t: in g
figure. " she snyn.
that she s been rent-red to as
wooed. ”

Well, whnt doe: n gtl who hen he'd
moo pmpouIs—in “round figures?“
think or love? Does such s: wenlt‘h of
wool make s husbsnd dlficult to
select? Does it dull the taste for
romance? -

Mm; question Re. 1 mes
Fem-ct says: 1
"there: no chnncil of doubt eon-
coming love once it arises: I don't

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‘11! 1. 000 one men propelled. one

should hove no trouble in chooslng"

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“Minuteman!" .
“kw“finm nuclei:
debuure’. mull: her-extrema."
MIW?W!
{She‘s snail slid Wilt. She does

the he: slice owner“

.groundmmhsnmh Bantu;
'nusste comer-veto” ton “liege In
wane. Shewlemaennp

talented women. ,
”I've seen my s. handful
Why tor one with m: not
eta-n." she tens. '31 believe. every
girl should devote herself to nodule»
m7“. “mm tether than to

clustering“ _
Girlie. rat.

43ml: Belle more: in. horned {rein
her with oi: wooing: tint:

but sometimes ere out 0: that
the motion Rx En“ tor other
men sud of the realty it me; breed in
it: Manor. g ,

If the plain girl acquire n. few ne-
oompnshxnents.‘ such on music and
ability in s; miter. else will nod her-
eel: not only :t ell out 1o: luck.
lyt very much the other wey.

Lots or me: “Remus: they mny
be no- met ntbaethnu s mum. .

 

Patterned velvet or crepe is n popu-
lsr mnterlnl now. It combine! nicely
with hit (or costume suit; or in el-
tcetivcly used tor bouflsnt evening
frocks.

 

 

Very wide. flaring cufl’s are appear-
ing on the new long. tight nineties.
Shmetlxnén‘ the lien-mg pert comes over
the bend. other times it is directed
tower-ti the elbow.

think on the prevails in the world the right one.“ Ken like competition in love. on in

would me my diligence.” to “I; 3: l 7 bullpen. .
mm mm. NEW cures. "* mm m k
. . . .____ w

V'elV-et‘ ooate’ee ore to be popular {or
spring weer. 'l’li‘iy come in gorseous
tones or orange. blue arid soxfieume'e
have lees trill! met the collar and

 

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lass Bishop est bemused. her

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lien not only don‘t insist on beauty. ,.

‘7 dresses. .
‘ center :n‘d knotted iooeel‘y‘":t the back
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MAP—“l don't believe in
censorship. for girls. plus or boobs.“
Thu? my: no: new TE’ompnon.

nrl’eitor heumher pore “the
m interview the has great since
her election as dean o! Vassar .3“.

on: girls’ behool.

“Wouldn‘t you advice “in? fleet-
meu ngninet name: such boon’ n:
Barthel-ls. ‘Gnrgoy‘; e and dumb?“
Eli: Tho a was asked

Miller of Milk;

“I won't be drown into‘ manor.
of literary merits,” we: the reply. “but
my point is this: ‘

"It does no good to are male e
net or rulek as to what to do sud not
to (lo—girls eepceislly.

At Yam we fly to Implant n Benet
of diecriminntion. lt‘ we succeed. the

'_ Cemmhip Especialbrfor
Girls Vamr Dean Amie

 

 

homer-insects was: is new os‘
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‘1 meter the ‘new fit? to the old
one.” mu “cannon confined. also
doesn‘t shlrkzrenponnlbllky. see 83‘!
errata o! realty. You on: but who!
inmatema.‘nndetpoethnrbobn
mute with you.

’ "Girl: who enter college now here
locus. m use to finish eutefisan
than welt until they were married he.
tore sequlriog my idese. They still
m. but y don't welt for. the
neon. All graduation they inter
“amt work of one eort or na-
on!“ ' -

~"AI to martin, I believe .abnoluely
in the modern gm. l edmlt I don't
:pmve or rouse of the things girls do
loony. but. in general. I believe they
are much more ventilate now then they
ever have been More."

 

Fashion, No! First
Robin, Hint3 3pring

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'~ lt‘s'hoirthe first—amid?! the fit-int
violet test ’menn: Whit—4V: the first
hint or spring («him ‘

Hers’n one.

In the thres- piece suit-more” and
short jacquette.

The. {not that the Manila in 3
spring model they be told mm the
loose. cape-like sleeves and the wide
revues. '

All-over We: mifnvored for
coats end blouses with pini- shirts.

with braid or colorchry.

‘ GREGLAN OOIWBRE.

Winter cultures are being copied
- ottecuveiy from allele [Greek hm.
The hair in fled nt the

 

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reeves in eilk or men} tissue contri-
bute the distinctive touch.

1 E OOBSAGE.

One of the loveliest corenges which
deft angers con evolve in n gorgeous
eix-pstsled tiger lily of ribbon. The
lily hes two or three’ ne'eodipsnying
bud! and leaves.
eerily he developed in the‘ colors res
turn! to the "tiger. " It may combine
delicate Iiinflen of shell pink. nu.
green. pale blue. move or yellow.

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solve the chriil‘inee problem of the
woman st 16%: for something to give
"him." It» told: up- compactly and
mny he slipped cull: Ania drawer.
trunk or traveling beg.

mass m ruin
Gauges outlined with tar-reused

 

. out the thinnest of chillon' and floor-

gette frocks. The dog“ rose in meet
cflectlve trimmed thin wny.

 

new suit: on trimmed elsborbtely‘

It need not‘ n‘eoes-’

A morocco file woman” possibly.

Good M .znncrs

we o guest. the well-bred hostess
tony pubnpe mnite some explsuntios
of o condition of momentnfy aha-def
in per home.

But the dose not :pologiss for what.
Willy in her own mind. In: my
consider it: permenent shortcomings.
due to financial or other unnvoldnhle
reneone. She takes it for mated than
the ‘vtnitor will accept her hoepituuy
as the uét she hse to otter without

 

a _ the neceeeity to:- reference to the foot.

' The guest. ‘ needless to any. never
fimplies cerium by word or look.

. Marrioge—J a LaMode

The Thuringlnn bride nlwnyn care

 

' ties breed nnd salt in her pocket; tho

bridegroom? grain.

Thin is eupopsed to promote wenlth
and good fortune.
, After the reading [out comes the
“wrcnlh dance. during which the
bride: wreath. emblem or her mus-
oil-hood is taken 01! end esch guest
tries to secure e portion of it. :8 it
porielidn good luck nod merr‘im
within the your.

 

Chop Suey

B mBTBA E. WEEK
0! Cotonou University
, 2 we. fresh pork

2 cups sliced onion

. 3 cups sliced celery

Lg cup chopped green pepper-n

1 cup cured conned or keel

‘ mushrooms
' 2 tablespoons Soyu Sauce

1 teaspoon cornstarch m-

. is tablespoon rice linux-

3 cupl stack (made from bone in

‘ pour)

1 cup rice

ll‘ro‘ the pork cut of! new hit of
fat; cut the meat in tiny thin slices.
nod put bones on in four cupl cold
water to cook 20 or to mlmfics.

Plenty oi Bloc.

Fry the lat until crisp. then ndd»
colon: and cook without browning {or
(iv. minutes. Add celery. cook flv.
minutes And melt. coo 10 minutes.
add pcppcy. mushrooms. mini-ch or
rice flour diluted with bold wntsr. ado
stock. cover eloeely end {0 min-
utes. Serve on a. plotter tied
with rice which lies been cooked dry.

A h: Chinese.

.The Chinese add twice as much cold
wster on rice. s teupoon o: snlt to
etch cup or rim. and cook in n kettle
closely covered 10 minutes or null the
tutor hen dizeppenred. Then pine.
kettle where rice will steam. but not
burn, for 20 minuten. It should it.
dry. and kernel: distinct.

-Soy Benn Enrica.

The Short! or loyu Sauce in the
Worcestershire N’hins. It in nude
from the say he» end give: the din!-
acterietle lnvol‘ found in Chinenetood.
If it cannot be purchased. nee Wot-cen-
tershirer one tablespoon. sad I. little
salt. The Boyu Bsoee is salty. no!
where used. no other salt is required.

. BASH!!! mm.

Themhistobentestm-eofthor
summer frock. There is no don“
shoot it. :‘ mh' "is ‘one of the most
youthful :cceuorles thnt on: be “do
ed to say gown’—ps.rtleul:rly the will.
lantern bows no pop now. i

 

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