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cape hat comrrr times, fwbat. may 7. im.

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In Woman’s Realm

Fashions, Household, Health, Social

IN CONFIDENCE

RtaJcn Jairing a personal rrply In care c/ thii

Weeklu Fashion Letter

| la being offered by the shopj keepers If you pul as much lime ,and thought Into the choice of the Inexpensive frock as you do Into the better one, you will be Just as happy wearing it—maybe happier. There is much satisfaction In living within ones means.

Proper Method

To Boil Eggs

There’s no di.ul'i about it. Fashion has many inoods. But she's feminine, o course, so why not? And surely changes now and then

make life more interesting. | Mony hoteb arc now listing I’ve is eii thinking in terms o( ; their menu cards soft-cooked and seasonal fabrics lately, for after ; hard-cooked eggs in place of sofiYisiting shops in several large ; boiled and hard-boiled eggs, tosiif. I’m nnpresced with- the' Commenting on this. Marie C. new and different materials) Doermann. Slate foods specialist, shown. Ig:st year—or was it the | remarks. "The opprobrium atyear is-fore—we found checkered! laches to the term 'hard-boiled* ginghams and small uirinter-sting ii» well deserved whether used in patterns in percale: this spring ! connection with men or eggs. An the cottons vie with silken things e 6S cooking at a boiling tempera-

ABOUT YOUR

Health

Things You Should Know

Be John /unit Cmkm.M D.

Should a Woman Pay?

1 dc*dgu and coloring. This is only natural, for with silk houses doing such wonderful work In de'sign and color, the makers of cotton stuffs must produce equally good things if they expect to sell

their merchandii -.

I found such a clever design 28c percale which was shown^

lure becomes tough and leathery and therefore harder to digest. This tends to discourage many

people from eating them. 'To gel the most Uiellt of the

Iron, lime, phosphorus, vitamins,

protein, and fat furnished eggs we should cook them a low temperature. Take an

and place it iu a pan of boiling water and boll 3 minutes—th< usual method of preparing 'soilI>o!led' eggs. Now take an egg and place It In a pan of boiling water, immediately removing the pan to a place where the wafer cannot boll, on the back of the range or over a very low flame. Allow the egg to remain In thlr water eight minutes. Open both

eggs and compare the results.

"Another day boil one egg for

l>-ar Miss Flo: Don't you thlnkoa woman, with any sense of economic independence, should pay her own way when she goes with a man she knows Is not earning as much as she* All the girls are laughing )\t me because I insist upon paying my own way with such men. They say men inevitably think lews

. , a girl w ho accepts their to

ivy Fouomng I panlonship on that basis. < The Ivy plant grows wild |„ | Principl*. I'd feel like a gi many parts of the I'nited Slut. ! • 1| W r 1 permitted a man especially in timber.<1 sections. Ih »‘ c, »"» 10 »* > * nd money

It may be recognised by its! nK -

three leaves on each stem:’thej Of course, the .boys all object harmless Virginia creeper m j if my Independent-* , and invari-wood-vine has five. Hundreds ably we quarrel about it. but 1 of tiny "rootlets." by which It! "Imply can't stand Ute Idea of dings to the trees or f. nce-posts - >>• fng tinder obligation to anj-

it find* lodging, help- to I body. I want to be Independent

make identification of this dread-j and take care of myself. Dora,

growth easy. | • • •

Some people are not susceptl- Far It from me to say i to the poison, and can handle whether or not you are right In with ir-puulty: but in others. I ecTrying jour .spirit of lude-

produccs terrible stinging. Pendence so far. While

Chandler Six Record

Dash Across South Dakota

"A new chapter In the book of

Chandler performance achievements was written recently whi a strictly stock Cbandle.- «.mraric- roadster established a new cross country record in South Dakota." said Jfr. C. Mazurie. the Sea Isle City Chandler dtetribu-

tor.

"The record smashing Chandler .-oadster. speeding along with the throttle wide open, covered 45$ miles between Dendwood and Sfoux Falls, 8. "D.. In and fifty-three minutes. The arrrspeed for the entlie Record

many of the season’s colors: chose a dull blue background with a small all-over design in black ajid white and a 5 inch band of the plain color along one aelvage. giving the bordered eflect to much In evidence at the present time. Made r-p into a twopiece frock with the border edging a pleaied-in-the-frout skirt and the all-over design used for the Juniper, what could

smarter? Pe.-haps

a bit of the border for collar and cuffs and step out with the niftiest dresses—all at a cost of

*1.60. 7 There werr som.- 12 iiy h ging-

hams on the same order, out costing 11.00 a yard. These were, very fine in quality with hair-line checks on a light background and If one happens to be slim enough.

the all-over might 0 - used to. the palatable and digestible skirt and the I .order form the I 1

edge of the Jumper.

Sateens are as lovely as silks— alr.icst. These ate offered under different name.-, in different shops,

but the colors a '

uniformly good and the sheen give* the appearance of sllfc. They are soil in texture, and made up into irocks for "dressup" mean much to the woman whose income is limited. The

ttuud 75c and all I

have s*-en are 36 inches in width. -F'e lound some beautiful silk and cotton fabrics that will lake th. place- of tb. more expensive, silk crepes for those who cannot

collar TnH ' 10 n,,nu,r *; “nd put another In _ cottar and pan of w , trr |h>l u kppi ^ ^

low the boiling point. Let thlr eg? stand r.C minutes, in both *31808 the egg* rooked In the boiling water wii! u -are bather, and tough than < he eggs placed in hot water a ad kept Just below the boiling point. A Jelly-like consistency in eggs Is desirable if

have them ;be most

one wishes I,

Your Birthday is n THIS WEEK?

burning and swelling of the skin. J ally. I'd like to which becomes covered with popularised—I have watery blisters. Eyes may be If It ever can be done,

closed by swelling, and the . enlarged to twice their sin. Contact Is not neressary

susccpilbie people; those of fair

skin may be attacked by ing near the plant when It is In

bloom, or when it Is In rigorous

growth. I have never known n death to occur from Ivy poison-

ing. though few skin afflictions

are more distressing.

In management. It is well remember that we are dealing with an acid poison. Therefore alkaline* stand first in medicinal treatment. >-ead let'en* are extensively UMd. because of their soothing effect, but lead-salti are

themselves poisonous:

fluid or lotion employed should he permitted to get Into the eyes. My best .acre*- in treatment has been derived from the use of alcohol and lime-water, equal pans, and applied on cloths, wet' with the mixture. It u dean —

* 51 J-l* miles per bon". ' This new Chandler record Is even more remarkable achieve-

ment when it is considered that a

i-professional driver. George F.

Daggaky. piloted the car Ute en-

riistance. Mr. BaggaJt-y. who

• a -a ^ Chandler distribut- . ■ . . J 1 fnK organIxatlon In Deadwood. S. y u jt). tiad to pass through many

email towns between Deadwood

You eee. in theory, men really ,nd Sioux Falls on his record atdo admir. that extremely rare tempt." continued Mr. Maxnrie. (.0,11,11,. ,rol, - -A ..o-nul, „„,.l

road on which a crew of repali

Bachelors' Club Formed in Woodbine A bachelors' elob has I formed In Woodbine. All »t hers must be of good flnaqdal and moral standing, and must l*e least 23 yea -s of age. A forfeit of one hundred dollars Is placed by each member, to guarantee hts remaining single., and should break that guarantee, he loses his membership and forfeits his money. Smokers, banquets and parti.-* will be arrang-rd for the i>en.-fl( of the member*. The officers elected are: Moe Mendelsohn, president: D\ Joseph Levenson. vice president; All..n S. Levcnson. treasurer, and Thompson Pet.-i-secretary. Max Becker, a! though not a member, because of being below age. has been appointed publiuty manager.

Mice Girl! John—If you wear that drwd to the dance youll get pit hed. .Jean—1 don't care. .->> long M they don't go any further—Tulatre Hullabaloo

I'^gle Sam (addressing lions)—"My poor dear bleeds. •hat have you learned from th« Great War? Nothing”' Chorus of Poor Dear Friends: "Oh. *!r. at least we have i.-arn-d wh-vt wc owe to you!'—Punch.

th-*- first

You Cun JUve Money

I Sea Ilk CSty B. 4 L Aixaciitier ‘ E. B. Arnett. Prea It- C. boe-_ Sec.

A. KOPMAN-Tailor .-.nnounro regular •cnii-wrckly nips fo Sea We Ctfy. every Wednesday and Saturday, to collect and deliver work. Cleaning, pressing and repairing evpcnly done. Drop a postal card, or phone Keystone 14-M. and 1 will call. t Suits made to order. P. O. Box 65 Woodbine, N. J.

Th.-y like to declare their .principle* that a woman should stand

shoulder to shoulder

doing her share, and not hang like a millstone aronrd his neck. They sincerely believe they have respect for the woman who earns her own way—and insists upon earning it. If necessary n after marriage. They have use. in theor,. for the cling-lug-vine type. They admire the sturdy, self-reliant, self-sufficient. Independent women like yon. But—have you ever noticed those srlf-rellant women ueuaTly Jut Vito be self-reliant, fight alone, work alone, walk alone. Ih-e

alone, and eventually even play - alone, while some tiny allm. |“" ou, •‘■trlble mads,

sati.v Jtlnned girl, with hug. ' 'Vi* ^ la,lt, comprises miles eyes, and a t unning lisp. Is sur-l* ' rut*, ravlfcea and mounds rounded with men anxious toI of dlr, • wln «I | “ff through tbU obey her sllahleat whim—actu-1 countr>r * r * tlle •o^alled •lb begging to be’ permitted «-

■ 'HE man who * hi* home « | Itf ; r f time has the »ati»u -., knowing that the »-n»Ui ginnin* assures the able ending. Let you the fact*.

were working was a fu.ther handicap that lowered the average speed for U>fe run consider-

ably.

"While few motorists *re intimately acquainted with South Dakota topographical conditions, they may easily imagine the difficulties of a record dash of this nature by picturing in their mind the worst roads they have «ncountered—and then reallring theae South Dakota roads are

three limes as bad.

"It if an absolute fact that the South. Dakota 'Bad Lands' arc really incotnpa.aMe when talking

' iabout » —’ -*-

does not stain, and has —

fensive odor. It may be em-! ally begging to be permitted tol ■ vna * ie '"* 1 * ^ Ibelr contortions, ployed freely without danger. Protect her from the cold, heart-1 prael,CBl ** Impassable In rainy trouble should be cleared up| less world? As a matter of fact. 1 a °^ almost as bad under

3 to lour days.

May 9th-

Th.- w. ss-t breads >f

both

afford the lati cotton and t|

real *ilk. Tb.

a* charmingly a* if you had paid thro.- time* a* much for the materl».l for your drv** Personally Fd rather u*. Hu* ti,,,, «. lira p silk ad you wilt hardly find a silk crepe for less than |2.5l> ihat Will wear well unless. I.y ihance. you pick up a remnant that meet.-

your need*.

I saw a go«M„oklng dre** la*, week liia.lr of 50e voile. The all

If jour birthday D this weak you have a shrewd, keen Intellect—your mind Is lucid and clear. Your power for memorizing' is very great, and enable*! you to retain details and nani.l

««1U auipurung a

You face all

* without flinching-

are noted for your persistency In

mental eff.

free and happy

disposition—generous to a fault, fond of pea.-*- and comfort, and therefor.' have no difficulty in

Do's and Don'.s

from the

Etiquette Book

accuracy and ate tipped Just before tb.

► learner dock*.

At a home wedding the bride't family stand* at the left of and near th* altar, the bridegroom'

at the right.

‘bould n.-v.-r *mok< while walking on a city street with a woman In work.

l how are the very girls need no protectfoi, —they alwaj take care of ihemM-ler* Th more absolutely "feminine' we man U. the more determined a

I* that som — care of her—and ake b grafter who gels the b

sportsmanlike one. who scorns t. take advantage of a man bi-caus* he Jove* her or I* married her—the worae-i who are ti decent to stick up fo. their "right*." Oh no men don't

know a lot about wo*

lure, and sad and diah-an. ning though It may be. Ft. come to

Announcing the Opening of

The Powder Puff Beauty Shoppe at Fritz and Pleasure Avenues Sea Isle City on FRIDAY, MAY 7th

FIRST CLASS WORK

in

Marcelling F acials Manicuring Shampoo Free With CuH or Scalp Treatment

MRS. SADIE CLOUTING

Shampooing