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EVENING , PUBLIC LEDGER PHIL'ADEEHIA; FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1919
Store Closed All Day Tomorrow
About the Cool Comfort of the Wanarnaker Store
And Some of the Things
Keep Cool
That Will Help You
at Home
TOMORROW the Wanarnaker Store will be closed, with no further oppor
tunity for shopping here until 9 o'clock next Monday, when we reopen
the wide, airy doors to fresh Comers and fresh Goers, to transact fresh busi
ness in a Store freshly aired and made smart as fresh paint with displays of
fresh, attractive merchandise.
Come and be cool and be welcome, whilst you do your shopping; or if you
only wish to see the new, interesting Summer merchandise, or to use the
great, breezy aisleways of the Store as a comfortable and shady passageway
from Market Street to Chestnut Street, or from Thirteenth to Juniper, or the
other way about, you shall still be welcome and still be cool.
It is an interesting fact, which has been demonstrated several times by
careful tests, that on the hot days, including even "record-breakers," in more
than one Summer, many of the reliable thermometers hanging in various
places in our Store have shown registers two or three degrees lower than
those exhibited on the Government's own sedulously guarded and shaded
thermometer on the breeze-swept heights of the Federal Building in Philadelphia.
Few homes are as cool as that.
We wish they were, but since they're not, it is a source of satisfaction
that within our doors, our guests and friends can find ,
Plenty of cool, clean air to breathe
Plenty of aisle space to move about in
Plenty of roof space above them
Plenty of first-class merchandise to choose from
Plenty of refreshment, daintily served, in cool, airy surroundings
Plenty of service, ready and courteous, the best we know how to instil
Plenty of sweet music to soothe, revivify and uplift
Plenty of pleasant places to rest in
And all the safety that human science and prevision can supply, in
construction and other essential features of public welfare in public buildings.
Cool Ice -Cream
Freezers !
"V7"OU knew that ice-cream was good for you, didn't you?
Yes, there's no use making a secret of it, for every small
boy and every small girl knows it now, and ranks the discovery as
higher in importance than that of America, or the X-rays, or any
thing else that can't be eaten.
A plate of smooth, light, fluffy, delicious ice-cream, made of
wholesome ingredients, properly mixed and properly frozen, is not
merely a delicacy, not a snare to the stomachv (Not even a luxury,
so the tax list says, if you freeze it at home!), but a fine, wholesome,
cooling, nourishing FOOD,
"Werry soothing, to the organ," as
Sam Weller said
This discovery doubtless gave a sad Jolt
to the theories of those good but cheerless
people who go through life on the principle
of "Go see what t3 baby is doing and tell
hte he mustn't," anQfwho are dead sure
that anything that tastes delicious must be
harmful.
But it certainly has increased the de
mand for
the famous Wanarnaker
Ice-Cream Freezer!
It's a mistake to think that all ice-cream
freezers are alike, when most persons over
the age of five know that all ice-creams
are not alike.
There's snowy, slushy ice-cream; there's
rough, crumbly or lumpy ice-cream; there's
ice-cream that's gluey, and like Hamlet's
flesh, "too, too solid" in its texture
And there's lee-cream made in the
Wanarnaker Ice-cream freezer, which we,
otter making acquaintance with and testing
out every freezer of merit in the market,
consider to make the very best, richest,
lightest, fluffiest Ice-cream that a connois
seur in ice-cream tver ate. .
In all practical features easy running,
quick freezing, and economy in ice and salt
r the Wanarnaker freezer gives excellent
service. The outstanding feature, however,
in which it beats all other freezers (and in
cidentally heats the cream to a fluffy light
ness while freezing), can be expressed in
the four words:
revolving wire whip dasher
You'll find this wonderful whip dasher
only in the Wanarnaker freezer. Fbr every
turn of the f roezer this busy dasher makes
three revolutions, so it may be seen easily
that j
in short time and with
little work
the loveliest, lightest, most velvety of
creams, ices, sherbets and other frozen
desserts can be prepared, to be described
in the same words as these which for years
swung on a certain druggist's soda-water
sign in an upjtown district in Philadelphia:
"Ice cold in Summer, colder
still in Winter."
Wanarnaker freezers come in the follow
ing sizes and prices: 1-qt. $3.16 to 14-qt,
$13.90.
A Recipe Book, with complete directions
for making over 100 frozen dainties, ac
companies each freezer
Gem Freezers, 1-qt $2.90, to 12-qt $12.
Auto Vacuum Freezers, 6-dish size, $;
12-dlsh size, $5.
FJy wheels for freezers, adding by their
momentum to ease of operation and quick
results, como in different sizes, and are
"attachable to either Wanarnaker freezers
or other kinds. $1.60 to $5.
Cool Cookers
(Not Fireside but Fireless
Friends)
"For this relief, much thanks:"
SHAKESPEARE
Or maybe it was Anne Hathaway who said it, when, upon a warm
Summer's day, the bard, after a successful season's run of "Hamlet,"
brought home into the little cottage kitchen at Stratford-on-Avon, a
Oh, what a shame.' Fireless cookers weren't invented then nor
for generations afterward.
It's the modern woman that's the lucky one. '
Luckiest of all women who purchase fireless cookstoves or of men
who purchase one for a woman is she or he who procures the "Superb"
Fireless Stove.
This eliminator of worry, hurry, heat and unhappiness from the
up-to-date kitchen can be seen on the Fourth Floor (Market), and it is
worth seeing, examining and buying. Among a multitude of merits,
it possesses four which are found in no other fireless cookstove :
The top plate of the stove is stamped
with edge raised Vt inch, so that the
water that is deposited on the plate
from the condensed steam does not run
down tho side of the cooker and mar
the outside finish of the stove.
Extra deep wells a larger cooking
capacity, giving opportunity of cooking
a bigger quantity and variety of food.
Larger cooking vessels more ves
sels and larger ones than are furnished
with the equipment of any other cooker.
Stove legs can be attached to any
of the Superb Stoves, bringing it to
a convenient height to eliminate stoop
ing. ..
Adjustable catch the stove cover
may be either closely or only slightly
fastened, allowing more or less steam
to escape, In conformance to the nature
of the food being cooked. This insures
a dry cooking well, which is especially
advantageous in baking and roasting.
The outer stove casing is made of
steel and so cannot warp or crack and
la re-enforced on the inside so that it
cannot buckle. The stove lining is "Like rws climate one minute you're
made of pure aluminum. roasting-the next you're freezing."
, .. . , . For a two-compartment or three-com-
"Superb" Fireless Stoves, complete, partalent stove n roast meat and
with all equipment, range in prices as freeze ice-cream at one and the self
follows: same time.
(Fourth Floor, Market) .
Two compartments, 9xl3-inch well,
$24.
Two compartments, two wells (10x10
inch size), mounted on legs, $27.
Three compartments, two wells (one
10xl3-inch- size, the other 9xl3-inch),
$38.50.
Of course, the day is past when the
advantages at a fireless cooker over a
coal or gas range in Summer need to
be dwelt on.
It's altogether a splendid and efficient
household assistant; when the cook
coolly leaves you, it will coolly stay
with you.
Even an inexpensive cut of meat,
when stewed, boiled or roasted BROWN
in the Superb Cooker, will be tender,
juicy and free from shrinkage.
Fruits and vegetables keep their
shape and retain their delicate, natural
flavor, while cooking more thoroughly
than by any other process.
The cooked part of a whole Summer
meal can be handled by a "Superb"
stove, and you can say truly of it that
it's
Cool Refrigerators!
THE refrigerator that stands in the back shed; the side yard, the
pantry, dining room or sometimes even in the kitchen, is a very
unobtrusive piece of household equipment.
But its influence reaches like a long arm all over the house;
into guest-room, nursery, drawing-room indeed, as far as office,
shop or school and even farther, for the incident of eating isn't
closed by simply swallowing food.
That food will go right ahead doing you either good-or harm. Do
you think it safe to take chances upon refrigerators?
Some refrigerators that look very pretty on the outside are
slackers on the inside job. That's bad in cold weather, and in warm
weather outright dangerous.
The interior finish of your own stomach may depend upon the
interior finish of your own or some one else's iefrigerator.
We do not say that you should first get a refrigerator and
next marry a wife to take care of it (or a husband to fill it with
the needfuls) and last, build a house around it, but we say that w
- If Everybody Had
White Mountain Refrigerators
Everybody Would Be Safe
porcelain-lined provision
from all deleterious effects on food produced
within the walls of the home refrigerator.
The famous White Mountain Refrigera
tors, in grades manufactured especially for
the Wanarnaker Store, are the best all
around home-duty refrigerators at moderate
prices that we know of.
First and foremost
they refrigerate.
Second, though less essential
they're nice looking.
Third, and quite important
they're easily kept clean.
Fourth, and no light matter
they cut down ice bills.
Fifth, and worth considering
they wear splendidly.
The White Mountain is scientifically con
structed to produce complete insulation and
ventilation, which is the secret of refrig
eration. Once the ice is put in and the door swings
to, the warm air outside can't get in, the
impurities thrown off by the food inside
can't stay in, but a constant current of pure,
dry, cold air is generated and kept on the
move. The salesman (Fourth Floor, Cen
tral), will .show you why.
Prices of White Mountain
Refrigerators Are
Tall, narrow style, two doors, white
enameled-lined provision chamber:
90 lbs. ico capacity 735.
110 lbs. ice capacity $ 47.
140 lbs. ice capacity $55.
Same style,
chamber:
100 lbs. ice capacity 550.
110 lbs. ice capacity $55.
Regular style, three doors, porcelain-lined
provision chamber:
100 lbs. ice capacity $66.
Four-door style:
125 lbs. ice capacity $74.
150 lbs. ice capacity $81.
165 lbs. ice capacity $85.
220 lbs. ice capacity $100.
Soft-wood grained imitation of golden
oak, enamel-lined provision chamber, three
door style:
75 lbs. ice capacity $36.
100 lbs. ice capacity $40.
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