eartand Home Problem
By MRS. W111 1110389501!
TIMI!) SUHOB
, Mrs. Thompson: I have been
with a boy who is about five
- 7_ my senior. He says and
ws that he thinks the world of
but whenever he takes me any-
where. or even comes to my home.
will not get out of his machine.
,, [don't understand why he acts in
,, ._ manner. He seems to be very
now. He has no bad habits that 1
mm of. Don‘t you think 11 he
thought very much of me he would
mi out at my home at least? He
sue does not want me to have dates
Mth other boys because he says he
does not go with other girls. Would
you advise me to give up the others
:13? him? BIDND'E.
:Probably the young man stays in
has car because he is timid. Of
36011110 it is not correct for him to
’do so. Courtesy demands that he
fill for you at your door, and on
.rituruing take you to the door.
Mourns you might tactfully tell
film that it is the young man’s
moon to get out of the car. Unless
u are betrothed continue to go
with as many young men as you
The fact that the young
.mas does not go with other girls
is really no argument. A girl is
‘left friendiess when she is dropped
11y. some one with whom she had
[one exclusively and she needs
other friends as a protection. But
a young man is always free to go
with a girl while it pleases him to
do so. and then drop her for some
one else as long as he has not tied
himself to her by betrothal.
MORE ABOUT EWING
Dear Mrs. Thompson: i wrote to
you not long ago about what boys
think of girls who flirt. I noticed
the club secretary answered and i
wish to thank him very much for
the information he gave me. There
is just one more thing I would like
answered. When two girls are
walking down the street and they
pass s. crowd of fellows and the fel-
lows spreak. should the girls speak?
Lois of times this has happened and
i just ignore them, but my girl
friend always had some witty reply.
My friend doesn't go with select
fellows. I am new in town and
would like to know some nice ones
but how am i going to do it if she
goes with the others? i told her
I didn't wish to be introduced to
these boys and she felt offended.
if it isn‘t too much trouble 1 would
like to have another reply iron the
club secretary and also rearself.
. . CUB.
If the girl knows one or more of
the boys when passing several young
men. it is all right to speak to those
with whom they are acquainted. It
is quite possible to include two or
three in a glance. or even more. and
to nod in a well-bred way which
would not appear the least bit flirta-
tious. If your girl friend to become
acquainted with young men it is all
right for her to speak. but she
should not be talkative and filppant.
It is not an easy matter to tell a
girl how to become acquainted with
young men. Stick to your ideals and
he very careful of your good name.
Try to make new fri nits of your
Household Hints
Bylfl‘ls. ”0m!
XENU HINT
Breakfast
Sliced Oranges
French Toast with Peach syrup
Coffee
Buncheon
Barley Soup
Watercress and Egg Salad
Cheese Popovers
Strawberry Jam
Tea Japanese Rice Cakes
Dinner
Breaded Veal Steak
Mashed Potatoes
Romaine with French Dressing
Fruit Salad Coffee (steeped).
TODAY’S RECIPES
Watercress and Egg Salad—
Sproad watercress on large salad
plates. Use eggs stiil warm from
boiling; slice carefully and drop
slices into watercress. Pour French
dressing over the salad lust. before
serving.
Carrots
own sex and ifr-your girl friend is
cheap and not your kind stop going
around with her. You have told
her how you feel about her stan-
dards and therefore she will under-
stand why you are giving up her
company. If club secretary has any
further advice to offer you and cares
to write again I will gladly 9w
his letter.
C 0 0
I). M. Hardiey: Since the young
man is “a very good-looking and
kind-hearted fellow and of a well-
to-do family" I would advise you to
marry him. For the baby girl's
Cheese luk- ~popover
forms. Drop users of brick choose in
center of each popovor; piano in oven
and bake as usual. ,
Steeped Coffee:an tablespoon
coffee to each cup of m. Place
coffee in warm earthenwaro coffee
pot; pour boiling water over coffee;
stir for a few seconds. Then allow to
settle about 15 minutes. but keep
coffee pot on back of stow or With.
in pot of boiling water. This makes
pleasant. mild. after dinner coffee.
Home is a suggestion for the house-
wife who is troubled With What to
use as tie-backs for her bedrooms.
These are exceptionally easy to make
and are so pretty when completed.
They are inexpensive and Will hare
moniso with any color schema/Get
one-fourth yard Pe Pan gingham
in each of the foil ng shades: Tan.
green. rose. lavender. yellow and
blue. This is sufficient material to
make six pairs of tie-backs. Cotton
tape about one-half inch wide and
small ivory rings. Fold the material
into thirds. Cut into circles. each
Circle is three inches in diameter.
Gather each circle and leavo an op-
vnlng large enough for the finger.
inside this make several French
knots in black. When you havo mods
each shade sew six on the tape in the
order named above. leaving enough
at the plain tape to go behind the
curtain. Small leaves can be made at
each end of rosettes if desired. Sew
the ivory rings on each end and they
sake it is the only thing for you to are ready to use.
Bedroom Furniture drops to
New Low Prices
In Out.9
Timon
Here is the opportunity you have been waiting for to refurbish
your bedroom or properly furnish one of your rooms as :1 guest
room. Never before have our stocks of bedroom furnit ire been
quite so complete at this time of the year and you can take vour
unrestricted choice at the lowest possible February Sale prices.
Convenient credit terms, also, if desired.
Fireside Rocker in
Leather $19.00
d eslrabl 1:.
parts in mahogany.
$19.00.
For the smoking den—in the
library or in the living room
these fireside rockers are most
They are in Brown
Spanish Leather -— the wood
“'11" made
and full spring construction cf-
ters solid comfort. Reduced to
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bedroom furniture.
4-piece Walnut Finish Bedroom Suite
$98.00
Here's just one of many unusual. values to be found here now in
This suite has Just arrived. consists of full
size bow end bod. dresser. chifforeito and semi-vanity dressing
table—the entire four pieces in the graceful Queen Anne period
design. yours at this sensationally low price.
5‘
$25.00 Colonial Buffet
In Golden Oak $17.95
Has unusually generous drawer
space.
at the top—that is s. Unen draw-
e1-ond very handy.
fet is made of oak. golden finish.
in the old Colonial design. This
week‘s price is $17.95.
Note the long drawer
The hub
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tonne seats and
Reed Rockers and Chairs in
I. dozen different styles. with
attractive and serviceable cre-
$15. 95
this dining room suite.
Kitchen Tables
$7.95
aromas top Kitchen Tables.
pped with drawer and brass:
up“ 25:40 inch
similarly at $8.75.
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your dining room.
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Dining Room Suite Sharply Reduced
EXcellent Design in Walnut $159.00
One of the feature offers or our big February Furniture Sale is
The price has been reduced 26 per cent.
In this not a worth-while saving? The Queen Anne motif in
American walnut finish. There is an extension table. a buffet. 8
china cabinet. 6 chairs and a host chair.
Sale price. $159.00.
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Will completely furnish
Folding Card Tables
Collapsible. well made tables
—convenient for card playing or
lunch.
popular tables as s. Bale Feature.
$1.95
We have 800 of these
family. here it is!
lucky indeed.
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3-p1ece Tapestry Suite $98.00
If you want a suite that is unusually durable. very attractive and
that will provide years of solid comfort for every member of the
A wdnderfully well constructed suite that
measures up to all the best standards of quality.
rusty Sale at this extremely low price and whoever gets'it will be
It's in 1th. Feb.
Just the thing for the smell
dining room or the modern kit.
chen.’
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rather, JANUARY iii
Saturday the Last Day For
Those January Sale Values
liaise Dresses
‘1.19 ‘2.19
'All token from our reg.
ulsr stock—greatly ro-
dared. “Prints, gingham.
lawns and dimities in
many attractive styles.
Italian and large sizes.
seen-ism .
Yoailiid Sweaters
‘2 ‘2.95
For junior girls—sweat
ore of fine worsted in the
some styles grown-up sis-
ters wear. Every one is
new and springlike.
Second floor.
5 Women’ s Sweaters
‘2. 39 ‘2. 95
Several very new spring
models. Peter Pan. with
long sleeves as well as
sleeveless rayon novelty
sweaters fashionable as
over jumpers.
loosed door.
Fitted Hot Box
s12.15
So convenient for week
end trips is this black en-
ameled bat box with fit
ted tray of shell and un-
ber. Special form for int.
nonmetal.
human-us.
‘2. 98
Very home-like is the
room with one of these
irnn lamps beside the
reading chsxr. Parchment
shade in attractive de-
oi
m lain floor.
1
'39 cts. ll).
Delicious fudge for over
the week-end. or chocolate
Ins lunsilow eocosnuis
do! i the entire fam-
lly. for 15 ate.
this floor
Cuhnne Pinon.
81.25
'A home cannot have too
many of these bright. at.
tractively patterned pil-
lows. Just s few of them
left—round shape. Reg.
”50' 1 ram: Idor.
Monomm Sheets
‘1 .49
Reed's special brand of
extra fine quality muslin
sheets that launder excrp
“' tioually well. Size 81 x 90.
None better-l 114112.235.
Third floor.
PillowCsses
,38cts.-
You will want to get s
goodly supply of these
while the price is so low.
Very. fine quality mnsnn
in size 42 x 35. Reg.
50 sis.
.1 nit-o door.
Tepeflable
~ 31.69
Dork ell-over patterns
. in rich colorings that will
blow! with the mahogany
awslnut furniture. Beg.
iii??? rem soar.
Al Wooil’lsill
s8.95
- Twenty-five pair of
those attractive
plaid -
Fur Coats Specially Priced
‘ s
Set 17 5
£“ 11.3.11... $210
One of our best sale values. Completely up-
holstered in figured velour it consists of 3 pieces—
dsvenport. wing and arm chair. 7
Tapestry Davenport
‘7 5
Regular $98
A handsome piece of furniture richly uphol-
stered in conservative tapestry—84 inches long
and fully cushioned.
Fireside Wing Chair
‘37
Regular 345
The chair of chairs for real comfort. Uphol-
stered in fine tapestry. Splendid sale value.
Grey Oak Bureaus
‘21 ‘27
Splendidly designed and finished are these
bureaus with fine French mirrors and roomy
drawers. Regular price $26 and $35.
Fourth floor.
Last Day of Sale
Advanced models in the season’s most fasho
ionsble furs have January sale prices. Fash-
ion_predicts a decided vogue for for jacquettes this
spring. . .
Muskrat Jacquettes 17$.“ 1. 3 97.50
Sliver Muskrat Jacquettes " " ' $129.50
Sealino Jacquettes with Silver Muskrat $129. so
Long raccoon and muskrst costs also attrac-
tively priced. 7 W
Finest Wilton Rugs
‘86.50
Regular price 8115
Wonderful coloring-s and texture are features
of these finest of domestic rugs. Size 9x12. Plain
colors as well as charming rich designs. Blue.
taupe, brown, rose, grey. etc. A real saving st
Sale Prlces.
“‘ 3...
‘ « 7., 1 5.. .
Fem-ti: floor.
Prizes Awarded in
Magic Picture ' Contest
It has been an exciting contest and the
judges had a hard time selecting the prize win—
ners, there were so many good exhibits submit-
ted. 108 boys and girls entered the contest and
brought in exhibits. As many of these as possio
his will be shown in our large Main Streetp win-
dow on Saturday. Everybody come and see
them.
Here Are the Prize Winners
FOR GIRLS
First Prize Helen Dearman
)Margaret Sullivan
Second Prise )Barbars Durward
' )Shiriey Randall
)Muriei Edwards
)Elizsbeth Gerda
FOR BOYS
Albert Shandrowski
First Prize
. )Edward Devon
Second Prize )George Seibai port
)Donald McCann
Honorable
)James T
Mention erry
10 yrs.
9 yrs.
11 yrs.
5 yrs.
7 yrs.
11 yrs.
Honor-duo
Mention .
18yrs.
9m
v7yrs.
8yrs.
6yrs.
llyrs.
)Robert Davenport
land' Huck Towels
\ 50 cts.
Thea. are of such love‘y
quality linen that the)
will make admirable gifts.
idemstimhcd with pleasing
damask borders. Reg.
59. etc.
Third floor.
DAILY DELIVERY TO SOUTH NORWA' K
wa Clothes Resin
35-cts.
0! hard wood with six
drying arms. May be
raised out of the way gal
folded flat to the wall
when not in use. Reg.
50 ctr.
Mont-
Three very char-11‘
patterns in these fin
madras curtains vi
will look so imitm
in the library orlj
room. 8119:3225 i111
'1‘th loo
Evans; 8., '
Silver and 001.1%?“
58.85
Smartest of Opera
one-strap eveninn supp“
Rarely are 11911 offered:
this price. A ”Mi
make. Reg. price $1M
. Main 00°,
Taffeta Hats "
‘5. 50
First s ring hats—m
shapes and new 0,101
Fluwor. straw brad m
r "1 pnns make charming
trimmings.
Second ilcq.
Crepe dc Chine
Step-Ins
’2.95
Chemise and paniv uni
ell—good quality crepe 1i.
chine in many coionlrin.
med wvth ecru lace 01ml
irisll edge.
Second floor.
Corseleites
‘2
The most modem m.
acting -— comiuinatiun oi
corset and hrasu‘ere devel-
oped in pink 1101-9111111-
terial. Reg. price $350,
Second floor.
Brocaded
Wrainroundi
$3 a
Two most popular mal-
els made of lovely p111
brocncimi material will
elastic inserts. Theseus
sets stay down on the fig-
ure.
g ml
Second that.
Crochet Bedspread
‘2.98
Dont let this opportu-
filly 113311 1111110111 11111.11
at least one of that
spreads—full sire. Regu-
larl) $3.)U_
Third flMr.
Turkish Towels
49 cts.
Big, llCIV} towels 11
double thmad 111 iii prcili
borders in 1111i. bluenl
301d. Size ‘0 x 40.311
59 cts.
Third Em.
Electric Iron:
‘2. 95
Ironing (in 1511'! ha”
bad if mu haw 1 19'
electric iron 11: isumiand
quality. Six lb <1ze, ful“
usranteetl.
g Bupmenl.
Electric Toasters
p'
32. 9:1
The reversible style‘
newest inw cm; .11 in fine
toasters. “1111 one
these you mm haw L:
brown toast in a jifiy.c
Basement
Saul-Cans
‘2.95
The last word in “n"
tliiiun is this white until
sled refuse Gil" ‘V‘th int":
container. SP9?”
lifting cover dcx ise.
$4.
1
Basement
Clothes Bake”
95 cts
Heavy willow 111.11;
style—extra strnnf be
I dozen of timn t0
cleli'ed awm.
Became“-
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