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EVENING, LEDC4ER-PHILADELPHIA; lrONDAY, JANUARY 9t X917
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THE HOUSEWIFE
MAY HAVE WELL
KEPT HANDS
By LUCKEZ.A BOM
Th t'amom Spanish I'tlma J)onnii
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UR oilier il.iv t nttiruletl a iiinciicun ..
(he 1mm '-r a menu who m- -
ibuMw Tli i.-t of ..ur tiumucr 10 nnE
riMe'ib r of llio iiorii"-, " .-
woman, wlin cniunuiru
VE" ftPrv "no in im-- imuj.
SXWl ho wiii not beautiful,
ft?3tf lint !iir fnro possessed
lint M ml o n n a-MKe
HWpptnrHt of expres
sion whloli bespeaks a
nitinllMlla iiuturc.
A in II H 1l r 0t,10f
dial mint? features 1
tuitlrrd that her hand
wpic tkitrlrinll Uilto
mil lior nnll perfectly
gloomed
HIip left earlier than
I In- I est f us. "'
after Her ilppirturc
,n v Iioslcii niioriiicii
nip Hut -lin wat a "uondciful woman,"
ulio llil hpr own housework and plain sew
ing lipsldci tnldiiB caio of licr two small
children All tho wlillo my friend told mo
about thp many tiuilu tho wonder-woman
performed dallv 1 IhniiRht of her lmcly
hands, which hut pro pit to mo that It Is
trouble for tho woman who doc hiiil-e-work
to h.ixo ooft, white hands mid well
nianlcurcd n.iiN
n.re nnp who will Blvo enough tlmo nml
attention to the nails can keep thom In u
period condition ThH will add much to
tho attrnellvencFi of the hands, oven If
they nro largo mid hadly phnpod.
lTi:.M3 OV rOUH'MIJNT
Not fiuv woman ran nfforil a wccklv
vlilt t" tho profcajtoii.it manicurist, hut
Unco it 1 1 a Mniplo matter to caro for tho
nails, afte! "i know how, learn llio proc
ess bv following these, directions:
Flist of nil. provide yourself with tho
following cciuipmcnt!
A pilr nf eood manlcuro scissors with
Curved blades
An oratiRPwnod stick.
A paikiiRo of emery hoards.
A ileslhle nnll llio.
A mull hot Up of nail bleach.
A piece of pumlpo stone.
An oiiiii p f powdeied pumice.
A In i 'f i iw -tinted nnll paste,
A mki of poMMiIng powder.
Two di iiiim' ioeipd "hulfciH."
A phi ill ln of cold cream.
A pine of nhsoilient cotton.
Ilefoip puttinr the lianil.s In wntpr, whllo
the nail" up nnlte dry, shnpo them by uslnR
tho (He If voiir Oncers tnper prettily, shapo
the n i I- k"' poliiled nl the ends than If
your (Ingi i .ire "Hluhhy " When each nail
hss been shaped, twist .1 plcco of cotton
about the point 'd end of jour ornngo stick,
dip it nit' ' e n.ill hle.ich mid run It under
each n id 'ii thai any stain will ha removed
from the mil mid tho mil rounding skin. If
this fniN to nril.o tho n.ill ipillo white, re
peat lie pnu'is, using powdeied pumice
otono msli.id of tho liquid lileach.
rim: KiMsiiixo touches
Now I II n bowl three-quarters full of
naioi, m ipi wntir, and In It soak your
fliiKrrs until the cuticle nbout tho nails lio
comes -nfteiicd Twist a frch hit of cot
ton aliniii tin r ml of jour or,inj;p stick and
push tin ' iitlcle gontlv back from the haso
of the ii.nl and anoint each one with n
little mid cciin Ho not cut nnv of tho
cuth .e ii 'v t iiIpfs ft Is so ragged that it
tectum i i n i' aiy to into the reihsois.
Ilp I ip luiiiit rnd of tho ornngewnod
ftul. i to 1h w iter and gcntl scrub each
rail ,il in mil iiudci Hip edges of tho cuti
cle I in ant little parth Ips that may
have mill, led t tuu nail will ho ipnioved.
Be caii rul not to iiih too Intnl. as tho mill
Is c i i injuied
The niRed little pmtlcles of dead skill
bnut Hi iniiH-iM nf Iho nails should bp
careru" . I nppii nwuv, and llio cuticle again
puHluil I ti a tho base, so that tho half
mooiu ii iiiiiurlit Into piouiluenco
The n t -t..i In tho iiroeess of manicur
ing i i. i mi 'i tho unlla lightly with the
rose i ' i, 1 pi te which will both tint and
poh-.li Him i i;uli the buffer over tho cake
i P' lii mil polish each nnll.
Aftii tin i rub the hands clean with a
fliff biu li niiil sudsy water, mid riuso in
cold va'n A Deer tho liands liave been
thoroiiKhlj lined look for the tiny pai tides
of cuiulc that may have "roughed up"
Klnallv polish each nail with tho clean
buffel
A hit'e .it'enlii n eveiv day and a care
ful iti.iiiii i inr nun' a week will Keep tho
luiiiiii i i ,. in ti mil .itti.iitiu. even
thnunh , I lui, lo vLlul, l, !ln, tt.,K,
dish, s
II lie i ..jlit )
HOUSEHOLD HELPS
Howls for "Graceful" Service
Ti- lOlT want to add a touch of Kracef,.l.
J-li, to seiune or to mako foods more
mpetl2lne. try tenlng ,hei) ,n n,rartX(S
"" fiiiiuien cspeelallv like lo tal out
o --cmc listl. boS" ,a,her than -Kro-up
dishes
tJuinblo oAIme.il srows Ips, prowle and
more ntlt.,cthB when rcd , , ot Ill0
channlntf Ilttto Miry hw s-wHltP. with
Plctutes of farj. or M,lUlor Oooio
"clew-that cm he bought , ttny nf ID
w,mi,,fif'limili',T,"r? ,llc Jc,""v "
llio Li I, ii 1.u,Pl1 Bll,s an,i '""J" l-'or
i .,',. "r:ll,J. " ,Cl1 ' ,: '! oltiniliiuni mate
too Vii , ,",7e . ,,,nl ,h0 "Hue onrt
roud win bo kept nt tho rlehl leniiemtute.
so.ir; "oitics-TAf," liowns
UuiiBarv has nliiinst ceaed since the war
so no cin-t ,tot many f n16 u",Uv ??.
mwls which are used so ah. n dnnt v i
lioso Pommip,. ,,or the wonderf nv
I'owls from Uu.sla Howcve,. w" can mi
"Main tho .lapanese and i-hlnew bo i
service If you hnve ever dined In the
dnniT,' r ,CI""CS0 aroonw yi?,
doubt observed how they cIIiir to tho u,o
of boivls. and ilow ,nllc,h Kr.,7o in bmd
nesr , f00,J llml ,n,Kllt other lo not ap
pear quite so nppptlzlnir
iou v iiineso bowls cpeeially
nro gener
ally hand-eiilnrcd At first Klance ilifj eeftrt
rather iiinlp In dcslfcu. hut this terj1 crude
tifss adds a torn h of illstlm tloti to liti othcN
wise totiventinnal table service Some of
llio howls in,. Kicen insldo and of mahy
colois on (he outside) eonseiliicntly. lira
food Itself ret nu n plain surface and Is
more uttrndlip than when terved on aomo
of the chltinware tint Is overly ornate.
'i-iiiitii vAiuot-K rsrcs
Nol only do the individual liowlfl niW
Brace to scrvinp. but also the I.itKer, beau
ttrul liovvls which are used for servlni spe
cial vegetables, Minds or delicacies. Tho
head of cauliflower t-erved whole in ft bowl
Is exceedingly nltrnctlvo, as are also stowed
or luesericd fruits, whole nuts mid wrct
meats. Ihdecd. one of the most popular of
all bowls Is tho wooden howl for nuts,
sometimes equipped with ft ilevluc Cot crack
lut; thriii
If silnd is served Informally at the lahla
nml not Inilividuntij direct fioni tho kltihen.
It can be solved more attrnrtlvely and
Kiaivfully from a big. beautiful bowl
Wo may not ko as far as tho tluropcans
In some sett hum, who servo cereals and
smipH and stews and trulls mid mils In
howls (or 'basins,-- no they nro literally
translatable), but wo can npprnprlato lb.9
Idea for some of our dishes Seo If yotl
can't it-o n quaint bowl instead of tho con
volitional lilt nf china tho nctt time you
must replenish a ploi i in the diina elect.
(i mitrlcln)
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HMAItTI.Y SAM3 JIOMIY ; JJ'J
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UUSHIUMW ibflfa
LLhl LKTll AND MARKET STREETS
WOMEN'S & MISSES' OUTER APPAREL
A TREMENDOUS PURCHASE OF
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On Sale Tuesday and Until Sold
at
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'"-,. ill Jv
and at $19-50 & $25
The values range
from $10 up to $50.50
and embrace every
I it x u r i o it s fabric,
model and trimming
effect of the season.
Wonderfully la rye
assortments 'of Silk
Esquimetle Plushes,
Seal Plushes, fine Po
1 i v i a s , Duvetynes,
Wool and Silk Ve
lours, Matelambs,
Velours du Nord, line
Coi-duroys, etc., with
fur trim mi ngs of
every s u m ptiious
kind.
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!V.:::i:::n!::.!;:r.:::.i:::i;!::i: FRANK and SEDER :
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Philadelphia s Finest Tea !
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few j&&&rAm
W. -s 11 a,-'r y.,
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Sernl-Aniiual
Clearance Sale
GOLD SEAL
ASSAM p
lb. 45c
Vz lb. pkg. 23c
V4 lb. pkg. 12c
Grown in tllfa Rn.et Ta trar-
dens in India, selected with the
greatest care, packed in Va Jb
Vx lb. and 1-lb. packages and sold
m "The Stores Where Quality
Counts."
Por Tea of the quality, flavor
and cup goodness of Gold Seal"
Assam in such few stores out
side the "Quality Chain." as it is
sold you'll pay from 80c to $1
ne poUnd. a pound of Gold
oeai Assam Tea will go as far as
yo pounds of any ordinary good
lea you will buy elsewhere. We
!.? S?ve,Gold Seal Tea in Mixed
"id Black.
Yes, we have other Tea our
I. mieJ -? Blcnd at 29c thc Pund
1$ widely known and well liked,
and is not matched in quality at
the price we ask.
ala-ayt pay to buy Tea
aid ell your groceries
"Where Quality Counts"
Robinson & Crawford
'AS Sfilf.a f D . f D
Monday, January 8
AND THEREAFTER
ENTIRE STOCK OF
Millinery, Gowns, Suits,
Coats, Waists, Furs, Etc.
WHICH WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
1624 WALNUT STREET
New Arrivals
for Spring
Gray Buck Topu
Patent or Black
Kid Vamp, Button
and Lace.
$11 -""J $12
Exquisite examples of fine
shoe-maMnff and much under
today's market price.
Jhe Warper Shoe Go.
WALK-OVER SHOPS
I0S8 CHESTNUT ST. 1228 MARKET ST.
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THIRTEENTH and SANSOM STS.
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We announced the opening of our Individual Lingerie Shop
demoted exclusively to the sale of undergarments and lingerie.
We desire to extend our thanks at this time for the confidence
manifested.
For this occasion special sales will prevail
At Exceptions
rices
(aXposinon
ce
Jbflaric
(TiDIVIDlJAL LlhGCQIC-SUOP
oiTeti Glovesilk
Tfr )oy
undergarments
and.
itearers
ftV
V3
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rYjtnJfpQilS'
Silk Hosiery
Pilro Sill: Hcnicrj in
lilnck, while, itrccl ntid
cvrniiiR aliitclri,
.95 In G.7S
Silk Hosiery in novelty
open - work iIcjIrim. in
lilack, while, iitreet nYid
eveninR alinclea.
2.05 to G.75
Cvcning I losicry Of
pure mlk, nn unusudl
collection of enihroid
rrcrl nnn" open - work
lioae, in nil the dcsirnblc
nhtulei. 1.85 to 5.75
Sport Hosiery Of
Scotch wool, plain nml
fnncy, rry (lciirnble for
nolf. scliunl wenr nml
kntinR. 1.50 to G.75
"Bontell" Glove
Sillc
Undergarments
(. ninisolcs I Icmr.titcli
cl or I.tlo triinniril, rili
bon shoulder xlrnpj. At
1.50, white only.
1.50 to 4.95
C h e m i sc Plain nnd
Incr trimmed, ribbon
shoulder strops.
3.50 to 8.75
Drijwrrs T r i m med
With filet or nl Ince.
5.50 to 8.95
Hotkcrs Plain nnd lacr
trimmed. 1.95 lo G.75
Vcsti Plain embroid
ered nnd ribbon strops.
1.35 to G.75
Tho Annual January Snlo
v
JLmgene
Distinctively Bonwit, Teller & Co.
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
"nerich yhand-lnaae
GUndeixarnienTs
The long-rcputcd fame of French creators of
Lingerie delicately expressed in these Undergar
ments of linens and cotton tissues attractively com
bined with the choicest of Italian, Belgian and
French laces, needlework and embroideries.
BOWIPirilCR&OfbSAMSOM
Shetland Wool Sweaters
Plnin and color combinations.
7.50 Sweaters Reduced lo 5,50
8.75 Sweaters Reduced to g.50
10.00 Sweaters Reduced to 7,50
1 5.50 Sweaters Reduced to 1 1 .75
-Silk Sweaters -
Entire Stock of Silk Sweaters Reduced to
One-Quarter, One-Third and One-Half
Solid colors and various combinations.
ueqliq
fl
mSanfnousGcoats
Crepe de chine, Jacquet
line model, slip over head or
the fitted waist line.
8.95
Reduced from 12.00 to I
' t3)
t
Unusual models in dis-
tinctive coloring as well as
an array of fluffy tulles and
soft satins,
19.75
Reduced from 35.00 (o 55,00
Crepe de chines with
swansdown, or lace and
flowers,
11.75
Reduced from IQM
ilk velvet house ggatst
Uk Hned, trimmed with fur,
45.00 7
Reduced from 69,00
-Exclusive Negligees
Suitable for dinner wear, models of
brocade, velvet, silver cloths and
antique velvets,
69.00
Reduced from 95.00
to 1S5.0O
Gowns 2.95 3.95 4.95 5.95 6.75 to 75.00
Chemise 1.95 2.95 3.95 4.95 6.95 to 49.00
Drawers.'.'.' 1.00 1.50 1.95 2.95 3.95 to 22.50
Combinations 1.95 3.95 4.95 6.75 9.75 to 65.00
Petticoats 2.95 4.95 5.95 7.95 11.75 to 49.50
iliejanckiaae
CIlnaearnieim
Gowns 1.95 2.25 2.95 3.75 4.95 to 28.50
Chemise 1.50 2.95 3.95 4.95 6.75 to 18.50
Drawers 95 1.50 1.95 2.95 3.95 to 7.95
Covers 1.95 2.50 2.95 3.95 to 8.75
Cw). )
iontell under garments
Gowns 95 1.50 1.95 2.95 4.95 to 9.75
Chemise 95 1.50 1.95 2.95 4.95 to 10.75
Combinations 95 1.50 1.95 2.95 4.95 to 8.95
Drawers 50 .75 1.10 1,50 1.95 to 4.95
Petticoats 95 1.50 1.95 2.95 4.95 to 16.50
Brassieres 95 1.50 1.95 2.95 4.95 to 12.75
refieJeefoneaJpatiri
Clndemarmns
Gowns 3.95 4.95 5.95 6.95 7.95 to 37.50
Combinations 1.95 2.95 3.95 4.95 6.95 to 18.50
Chemise........... 1.95 2,95 3.95 4.95 6.95 to 16.50
Bocker 1,95 2.95 3.95 4.95 6.75 to 11.50
Bodigcg 75 .95 1.50 2.95 3,95 to 6,75
Vj f V
feoroeue cuJwjiJTon
CunderaarmenTs
Gowns 7.9& 8.95 9.75 11.75 to 37.50
Chemise 3.95 4.95 5.95 6.95 to 22.50
Drawers 5.95 6.75 7.95 8.75 to 16.50
Bodices 1.95 2.95 3.95 4.95 to 9.75
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