Show J S1 Queries for this department should be to Miss Kathleen Kaye Kye H Department Salt Lake Telegram Salt Lake City Utah Quer es re limited to one question each should should be written on one ono side ef St the paper only IOnly with full name and address of writer led appended also name or Initials to bo be used for Identification In column All names and addresses are held In strictest confidence Do not write In pencil Do not ask uk for private reply For special phone Wasatch between 11 11 and 12 When necessary phone fO for th the th location of ot any y commodity mentioned In this tha department rear Pear Miss Kaye Do you remember me I am the guy who brought you a piece of my brothers brother's birthday cake also Iso the one looking for a cornet Re Remember Remember Re Re- member r the tho note you gave me for forone forone one of th the music storeS stores stores' Sure SUro you do Wells 1 I. I got my cornet and I play in the Boy Scout band Also I play the drum in in our chool school or- or or i chestra That's going some for me I will be 12 tomorrow and am In high at school But I want to tobe tobe be going still more I seem to have havea a natural talent for talking the colored dialect Now what I want to know is where can i get short songs and stories or sayings Also does anyone teach and bring out outa a talent like this Also what would they charge Mama thinks Im I'm silly to want to learn this but butI I just lov love it Miss Kaye if you help me when you get married I will play on my cornet whatever they play at a wedding Or if that wont won't suit you I will get the ceremony ceremony cere cere- mony many they use and marry you using the colored dialect What say You couldn't wish for any more My brother No 1 will write you ou soon but on something entirely entire entire- ly Iy different All he thinks about is school Thank you NUMBER TWO Salt Lake Deed I do remember you Number Number Number Num Num- ber Two also I 1 remember brothers brother's brothers brother's broth broth- ers er's birthday cake And nd why not keep on going a-going When one stands still for an hour be ho has slipped back a da day so tot to t the fore Number Two on with the f t i The Salt Lake Costume House has Just what I think you want In n the way of ot dialect numbers Step Jn n there and look the stock over I The minstrel material should contain contain con con- tam tain much that you ou could use And for Zor the training well training well I 1 know the very person who could perfect you In your dialect Phone me and an Ill I'll tell you about herAnd herAnd herAnd her And now Young Man ran heres here's something for you to do Youve You've bargained something for yourself So see what you and your cornet can do with The Tho Voice That Breathed Oer O'er Eden Lachner's March and the Wedding 1 Music by Jansen Cause when I get all ready for the ceremony I dont don't want to have to mark time while my musician practices up bis hIs numbers Maybe you better let me sue know when you are in J readiness for lor the rendition and then weil Ill I'll see what we can canI I arrange Pear Peal Miss Mill Is there just a wee bit of sun sun- shine hIne for me in in your corner My h husband f was in the army for days on this side and in France How much would his bonus bonus bo- bo nus i insurance be and how hove long be be- I fore it can be sold for part of its Value in cash Thanking you ou in advance I I BILLIE Bountiful Yes Tes ever sunny here my dear and anti you are welcome to bask basIc with ith us whenever us-whenever whenever you may wish Ish Jn n computing this for tor you it would be necessary to have your husbands husband's bands band's age and other details Jl BO I would suggest that you step into the offices of ot the Red Cross Iri the Boston building here and haye the the- whole matter made plain to toYo you Yo rou Loans may be made on policies up tw to 90 per cent of the face value any time after two years from the date of Issuance But if it you dont don't understand about face tace values which vales which most of us don't dont dont don't- then that does not mean much to you OU The better way Is ia to go dl- dl II to headquarters and and- get the tables charts and some verbal In Information Information In- In Information formation gladly given there Welcome My Dear Miss Kaye Last Sunday a little purse was found between Sixth and Seventh South on Second East street Would you yoube be the kind birdie to tell the wee little miss that she could have her lost Jost treasure by calling Hyland Hyland Hyland Hy- Hy land I do so enjoy your beautiful Work i and may you have future Suc success ess in all your undertakings I x X Salt Lake Yes thank you X I t shall be glad to act as your bluebird mes mes- nes- nes sweet of ot you to so commission me I hope your phone will ring for forthe forthe forthe the little girl whose purse you have in your keeping 0 My Dear Miss Kaye This Is the first time I have written writ writ- ten tet to you OU for your help but I have read your column so so many times that I feel as if I really do know you My question may seem strange but I shall try to make myself clear Are there any stores or offices which send out work that can be bedone bedone bedone done at ones one's home Such as ad addressing addressing ad ad- dressing envelopes or writing busness business busi bus ness letters 1 l I should like to get some somo work that might be done in my home Thanking you for the kind attention attention atten atten- tion I know you will give my question question ques ques- tion and wishing you the success and happiness you so richly deserve I I Sincerely BETTY Salt Lake Lako Thank you Betty glad to have you here with us Time was when houses did send out t such work but If there be any that do so now flow I 1 do not know about them I believe there are none noneS Have you ou registered with the typewriter houses Possibly by so doing you might get a bit of ot copying i ito I Ito to do front from time to time Why not try it it I Dear Miss Kaye Kayo I I have to do practically all of the I cooking at our ouI home because my mother works I can cook many I things pretty retty well but my trouble always comes with piecrust I use a very good recipe and handle the I dough very lightly but I cannot seem to get that flaky texture to it Could you please give me some pointers pointers' on oil how to make good piecrust pie crust If you do I certainly will I appreciate it With love and best wishes BLONDIE Salt Lake Dont Don't let that discourage you Ou inthe inthe in inthe the least littI little girl Many a more experienced cook than you OU cannot annot make nice nico flaky piecrust you know There is an art and to IDe rrie it seems success hangs on two threads First dear It Is Important that you you have everything to b be used in snaking makIng the ice lee cold Second Second Sec See ond you must be able to work quickly and get the pie into the oven before belore the handling or the temperature of ot the room can affect it II With a good recipe which recipe which you say you have and a thought for the two points mentioned above e you should be able to get perfect re re- re suits Does your recipe call for a abit abit abit bit of baking powder I Do o not make the mistake of ot thinking if a little be good more would be better That Thatis is not so and you must never use more than a small teaspoon of ot the powder to a quart of flour Do you roll your dough out cover over with bits of butter fold and roll again That Thatis is all well enough IF you can work quickly and handle the dough light ly Iy But often I 1 have discovered I that the amateur finds this extra handling of ot the dough defeats the erY very purpose of ot it and that Us better to make the rich plain paste Now Just one more point dear dear dear- and your pie should be th the envy of himself Be sure suro that the temperature of ot the oven is as high as you can have haveit it without scorching the pie A slow oven on ruins the best of pies you OU know What a Joy you must be to Mother Moth Moth- er Blondie always supposed some real for sure puppy dog camo came along and gobbled him UP But Dut now that I know he is mine I shall run after atter him and bring him right home you wouldn't care to eat him Raggedy Andy said raid The chocolate from tho the chocolate mud puddle and you know the candy puppy dog rolled roBed in it and got all covered s Is very very bitter Raggedy Andy shook his head bead from side to side I am sure sum you would not like It at all Mrs Grumpy Silly the the- little old woman shouted I see you OU and Raggedy Ragged Ahn eating the piece of or candy tall tail the puppy dog gave you You wouldn't eat it if gH f U t wasn't good would you Oh But we scraped the bitter chocolate off oft or of the peanut brittle candy puppy dogs dog's tail tall Raggedy Andy said And I shall take him home and turn the hose on him and wash et off all the btttle bittle chocolate Mrs Grumpy cried as she sho started after the puppy guppy dog Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy toll followed owed her for they felt sorry for the candy puppy dog and did ld not wish Mrs lJra Grumpy to catch and eat him When the little old w woman m n came oame to the candy puppy dog dog she found him leaning against a tree and the ca candy puppy dog looked o very S sad And Andas as Ann Vi and Rag hag gedy woman Ann caught came camo ah c hold up of the e et t the little candy old dogs dog's tall tail and started to pull him home but the candy tail tall broke off Now see what you have havo done Mrs Grumpy Raggedy Ann cried Anyway I shall Just eat the candy dogs dog's tall tail right now now and she took toole a bite Ooh she cried as ah she ehe threw the rest of or the candy tall tail to the ground and made a face The candy doesn't taste a bit nice What have you ou been doing candy J puppy dog Raggedy Ann asked I hI have been eating a lot of or onions the candy dog replied But BUl I I ate too many But Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy laughed and said You did I Just right candy puppy dog for now slow you OU are flavored with onions I and no one will ever wish to you eat So the puppy dog dog- kicked up his heels with Joy and went away through the tha woods an and he didn't mind n. n bit because ho he h had d lost all of ot Ma his hi candy tail tall |