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Mrs. Wilson. Evening Public
Lodger Export, Proves It
at Food Fair
YES, AND 6 CENTS LEFT OVER
Heitllng the breach between n henrty
appetito and a limited purse was suc
cessfully demonstrated last night, when
Mrs. Mary A. 'Wilson, food expert for
the Evening Punwo Ledoek, showed
the visitors at the rood Fair In the
First Hegiment Armory how to pre
pare a three-course luncheon for five
persons for SI.
Better still, only new materials were
used, nnd after the shopping at mar
ket prices wan finished Mx cents re
mained to be charged up to Incidentals.
"It Ii perfectly possible for n family
of five to live on $ir a week, or even
less," said Mrs. Wilson. "And to
prove that a twenty-cent luncheon can
be entirely prepared from new materials,
no lcft-ocrs of any sort need be used,"
Women Crowd Rootlf
The booth was crowded with women
and men who had come to pee what
wonders could be produced for n dollar.
Some came with glowing children, skep
tical of the results lot the demonstra
tion, and went away satisfied when
they saw five platters well filled.
A bean croquette, steaming hot, nnd
macaroni with tomato sauce, wai tho
first tourse ; tomato and lettuce fcalad,
the second ; and for dessert, cut-up
bananas, oranges, apples and cocoanut
were covered with a jelly and egg whip.
Bread nnd butter and a cup of tea went
with the luncheon.
"No man," said Mrs. Wilson, "ever
married n woman for a canned meal,
for he can get a delicatessen store meal
himself, and if people persist In eating
out of a tin can, the cost of living
will go talgner nnd blgncr.
"If there is to be any real economy
In tho home, a little more time must be
spent in tho kitchen, planning and pre
paring for the most efficient use of
toods."
How to Save In Meat
To show how chcan ruts of meat can
be used most effectively, Mrs. Wilson
will explain the different cuts at to
day's demonstrations, A side of beef
and a side of Jamb will be cut at the
booth this afternoon.
Following the line of economy through
effort spent jn tnc Kltcnen, .airs.- . ll
son will show how left ovcis can be
transformed into palatable and Incxpen
sive dishes.
Twenty- cent Luncheon
y2 can beans .'. 07
2 eggs 10
i head lettuce 05
1 onion 01
Shortening nnd crumbs 10
1-3 box of macaroni 04
1 can tomato sauce 00
1 fresh tomato 05
Parsley 02
Vj of a ten-cent loaf of bread 03
2 ounce of butter 00
Tea 02
Orange, apple, banana 12
Cocoanut 0.!
U glass of jelly 01
Served to five persons .'..$ .0-1
MujonndJso Without Eggs or Oil
1 cup milk.
Vs cup water.
cup vinegar.
" cun flour.
Stir the above until the flour is dis-
sohed, cook the mixture until it is a
rich cream, and add
2 tenspoons papiika.
1 teaspoon mustard.
2 teaspoons sugar.
ty teaspoon salt.
4 tablespoons vinegar.
Keep iu n glass jar.
(Level measurements only.)
WOMEN PLAN THRIFT DRIVE
Philadelphia Section of Jewish Coun
ell Will Provide Course
A thrift campaign to combat) the
high cost of liung which will In
clude co-operative buvinc and a gov
eminent course in thiift for houso-
wives, is planned hj the Philadelphia
section, council oi .lewisn women
That is announced by Mrs, Max Mar
colli, nrcsident of the orcnaization.
Plans will be made at the November
meetlnc of tho section. I hey will in
elude, it is believed, u course in thrift
' conducted here by Miss (Jcorgla Bacon,
government expeit on household econom
ics. Tho proposed program tails for
unusual economics un lue part oi womeu
who participate.
NAVY FOOD GIVING OUT
Surplus Stores Fast Being Depleted,
Many Buying Government Stocks
Navy surplus stores of food in this
city may 6oon he exhausted, accord
ing to Lieutenant Wayne, who has
charco of the sole in Philadelphia. Yes
terday persons stood in line throughout
tho day at Fifty-second and Spruce
streets Where army nnd navy surplhs
food were being sold at the store of
Fred, P. Bell. Another sale will be
held were noxi canentiny,
Todav retail sales of government food
are. taking place at Sixteenth and Arch
streets, tho Schuylkill aisenal, the Third
Iteglment Aimory ana ai tne lieu waie-
house. J-j.'Hl litays I'crry roaq.
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Owners of Heal Estate
on Chestnut, Walnut,
Spruce and the inter
secting streets running
North and South will be
mightily Interested In
the inquiries we are re
ceiving for lust such
properties. Wc can lit
er e a s e your income
through rental or sell
for you at a substantial
figure. If you can spare
a few mlnuteh, to talk
the matter over with
us, we think you'll find
the time very profitably
spent.
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For Tomorrow Friday
Thursday, October 30, 1919
COATS
la Has Known : Gimbels
Thank the Warm October Days for
the Chance to Select From
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for when the warm days came, the makers' business
stopped. They grew frantic and sold these coats at a
loss, to realize instant cash.
The Sale Is Staged on the Thorough
fare and in the Subway Store
with more than 150 salespeople and every facility for
quick, comfortable service.
Savings of $ 1 0 to $30 on Each Coat
More than fifty styles to choose from any one's pre
ference can be met. Nineteen smart models are pictured.
' Pertinent Facts Briefly Told
The Fabrics
Tinseltone
Bolivia
Silvertone
Suede Velour
Seal plush
Cheviots
Beaver fabric fur
Muskrat fabric fur
Broadcloth
Silvertip
Velour
Polo Cloth
Broadtail plush
Mixtures
Artex fabric fur
Tiger fabric fur
The Styles:
Long Coats
Three-quarter
Coats
"Johnny" Coats
Shawl Collars
Cross-over Collars
Belted'Models
Loose-back
Pleated Back
Raglan Models
Chin Chin Collars
Choker Collars
Black
Navy
Pekin
Taupe
Bison
Seal brown
Henna
The Colors:
Plum
Burgundy
Russian green
Oxford
Beaver
Mahogany
Russet brown
Oriental blue
The Linings andTr immings
Fancy silk or satin linings.
Sol silk linings.
Full lined; half lined; few unlined yoke
models.
Fur trimmings include sealine, coney, skunk
opossum, kit-coney, raccoon.
Also beaver-fabric fur and Baffin seal
fabric-fur trimmed.
All Sizes for Maid or Matron
Juniors of 1 5 to 1 9 years. For misses of 1 4 to 1 8 years.
Women's sizes, 36 to 44 bust. Extra sizes, 43 to 53 bust.
Subway Store and First floor Thoroughfare
Gimbel Brothers : Philadelphia
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