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WINNERS FOR FOUR DAYS
PLANNED BY MRS. WILSON
5,' j" JForcquarlcr of Lamb Makes Casserole for Saturday, Roast for
Sunday, Chops for Monday
By aiKS.
M. A. WILSON
(Copyright,
iOJO. Tu Mm. it.
l. H'IIhoh.
A.U rlgUa rcartvd.)
TOMATOES, beets, carrots, roru nml
eggplant nre comliiR Into the mnrket
stalls In nbundanco unil therefore will ,
bo more reasonably priced. While we
can find but little real relief in the ,
price of potatoes. I am Rolng to hiik
prest this week to purchase one side of
a forocinacter of lamb, with the whole i
neck, and then arroncc to pltui the j
SATt'UDAY
' , DINNKK
nasnberry Cocktail
Casserole of" Lamb With Macaroni
String Benim Squash
Tomato and Onion Salad
Huckleberry Pie Coffee
SI'N'DAY
BKEAKFAST
Cantaloupe
Fried Tomatoes Cream (iravy
Itlcc 'VVnllles CofTec
Waiercre-'s
DINNEK
Tomato Canape
Boast Shoulder of Lamb ,
Creole Bice rn on Cob
Cueumb?r MUnd
Rnspbcrry Uater Ice Coffee
Sl'PPKU
Cheese and Pepper Sandwiches
Tomato and Deviled Kits Salad
Ginger Bread Stewed Peaches
Iced Tea
MONDAY
DINNKK
Clear Tomato Soup
Braised Chop Heib (inrnMi
Browned Hominy Stewed T.mi.itne-.
Lettuce
Teach Dumplings Coffee
TUESDAY
DINNEK
Cheese Canape
Radishes Young Onions
Lamb Pot Pie With Vegetables
Coleslaw String Beans
Cornstarch Pudding Coffee
The market basket will require, for
the Saturday dinner, three meals on
Sunday and Monday and Tuesday din
ner One side of forcqnnrtrr of lamb icith
vsholc neck,
Two hoxci o riiitphrrriri.
One hor of hiirl-hbenivs.
Tiro candloiipr,
One dinner nf pmrhen,
Oiir-iiiarfrr peek nf ttriuq brnni.
Three ximiU or Urn tnnjr squaihcs.
Three heatU of lettuce,
One-hnlf pert of tomatnci.
One bumh of iiittirricHS,
One bunch of rwiWici.
Three bunches of scnUions.
Six green peppers.
One large hunch of prirnlcy,
Four pounds of onions,
One cucumber,
Three carrots.
One bunch of beets.
One small head of cabbage,
One pound 6f rice.
One-half pound of hominy.
One-half pound of cheese.
One dozen eggs.
One package of macaroni.
And usual weekly staples.
Casserole of Lamb 'Witli Macaroni
Have the butcher remove the neck
and cut into thick t.liccs. Wipe and
then roll in flour and brown. Place in
a saucepan and add four cups of boiling
water.
One-half dmrn onions, cut in slices.
One carrot, cut 111 dire.
Cook slowly until tender and then
thicken th.- gras.s slightly and euon.
Cook the macaroni nnd then place
two-third-, of the conked miimrotn in
a casserole nnd then pour ovnr the mac
aroni me prepared aim cooki-u neeK ot ,
jnmo. tover ss-mi i.ie ni mice 01 tne
znacaron. and sprinkle ssith tine bread-
crumbs and three tablespoons nf grated
cheese. Baku in a hot oven tor thirty
minutes -
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Have the butcher bone and mil the
shoulder and wlien re.idy to i.mt pack ;
one-half cup of finely ehnppc.l onion 1
1 Into the meat and roast in the uual
wanner.
Menu Contest
Mrs. H.
A. Davis, GJti
street
Preston'
I
I
JIKNU
rriril l'lsli llultprt-d llrfts
Totiitors Strlns lSriinn
Tomatoes nud Lettuce
Teach shortcake
Iced Tea
SALES SLIP
Fish (three pounds porgies) $ .2i
Strlni? beans S
Potatoes I'1
Betts 05
Salad "5
Tomatoes (three) li
PencheK 2tt
Flour '
I-ard l.
zsuuer suosuiuie . . (
Vim gar. salt, pepper and cinnamon ""
Su?ar "It
Tea '"!
Bread '
Total $11?
Pear Mrs Wi
Non I nite in your
; )-. u i .r. i!in
prtz
bo
bought clams for t-nt cint? a dozen
Or two doen for foils n - t . i ak-
deviled clairs Prav t 11 uh where
you cm lm ''am.- fui ihat price ns
they ens' 'hit and mioi w !olf-al
Also w liere oh her- ...n ou buy
new tM.i.fi. s . i -mI. oiies fur
ten cents .. tpiartr pick I think It
a sham to prit t such nt'iff when ihev
cannot hm for 'hit pn-- I will look
for an taih .innir to 'b.3
Mllrf M A. D.
Mrs IF A P --The clun- i 'irchnsed
I'N'n ?.'ls '..tls 'he 1 1 . rrv-a'one ,t
rlety Now. I know that mini' peopla
are wondering where ou purcb.i.se
three pounds of fish for twenty-live cms
&.
the menu you s. in In iet 1 Know
shop sou mention and know your
Drlce is iluht
In urloiiH parts of this hlR cllv of
ours It 18 nlwass possible to obtain
Hieclai bii4;ams if food where IIik
dealer punhn-es line rpi.intliles ar.M
prefers to turn oer his buv Into quick
cash Thl". I think, will also explain
about the potatoes, which were pur
chased from a hutkst. r
Miss Fcgrjy Fleming, Camden,.
N. J. I
mi: NIT
Meat I.naf Fruit Salad
Cream Onions l'reneh Tried I'otutoeit
Hot Muttered llf-etR
llrcml and llutlrr
r.flnllil lied Tea
SALES SLIP
Meat .
Halad
Ilutter
Vread
Eggs .
Applo
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and Potpic for Tuesday
HAVE YOU SENT IN
your menu for a dnllar-nnd-a-lialf
dinner for four people to the
PKIZE MENU CONTEST?
it you do, you may win one of the
prizes. There arc three of them:
First, $2.50
Second, $1.00
Third, $1.00
Rule: The foods used must be
staple nnd In season. Each menu
must be accompanied by a sales slip
showing the cost of all the ma
terials. The name nnd address of
the sender and the date must be dis
tinctly written.
Address nit menus to
Mrs. WILSON'S MENU CONTEST
Evening Public Ledcer
Independence; Square
Creole Ktce
,;sc thp bot)CJ o th( ,nmb for ,,.
st0(,k Xn. wngh ow of r,cc n)1(,
,,n,.e n ,, srtiicepan and cover with five
,,u lf blmne nmb gtock n,jIlc
u
I lirec onions,
One gictn pepper.
Tiro tomatoes, minced fine.
Cook until the rice is soft nnd the
water absorbed and then season the rice
nnd add
Tiro tablespoons of bacon or ham
ilnppinqs.
Kaspherry Water Ice
Wash the b -rries onaturdny and
then pine- in a saucepan and ndd
Oirc quart of icatcr.
Bring to a boil nud cook until the
fruit is soft, then add
Tiro cups of sugar.
Stir to dissolv) the sugar nnd then
bring to a boll, remove and cool. Use
one cup of this mixture nnd dilute with
ice-cold water for the raspberry cock
tail for Saturday evening dinner.
To make the water ice, soak three
level tablespoons of gelatin in one cup
of cold water for twenty minutes nnd
then heat to dissolve the gelatin and
add to the raspberries. Hub tills mix
ture through 'i iee and then ndd one
nnd one-half cups of cold water. Freeze
in the usual manner uud then, when
nearly frozen, fold in the stiffly beaten
white of one egg. Pack and allow one
hour to ripen.
Braised Chops Willi Herb Garnish
Mince fine the green tops of the scul
lions. One-half bunch of parsley,
5fij" onions,
Two green peppers.
And the coarse outside leaves of the
lettuce. Place one-hnlf cup of short
ening in the frying pan. nnd when smok
ing lint add the herbs and cover closely.
Now brown the chops nulckiy iu the fry
ing pan. lift to a saucepan and add
One cup of icatcr.
Tiro tomatoes, cut in bits.
Cover and simmer slowly for fifteen
minutes nnd then lift to small pieces of
toat. Cover with herbs and then pour
the gravy over all and dust with pa
prika. Browned Hominy
Cook one-half pound of hominy grits,
like a thick mush, anil season wnll
I Turn into a loaf-shaped pan nnd set
I aside to cool. Cut in thick slices and
j dip in flour and brown in hot fat.
I Lamb Pot Pie
I Cut the leftover roast Iamb into
! pieces ;md plaeo in a saucepan and
' cover with cold water, adding
1'iaht small onions.
One carrot, cut in dice.
One-half cup of finely chopped pars-
1 icj.
.jmj coojtr,j irr,
simmer slowly until the meat Is verv
, tcn(lcr nmI tllPUJcut the leftover t mmin v
, ln smaI, bloi.ks d place in aXer.
1 invnr in n inr-,. ,..,.t.l,i e 1
,iaer in a large casserole. Season nnd
I then turn in the pi .-pared lamb. Sen-
. son and cover ith the balance of tlm
mice of the'
Brush with '
with fin.
KnV . I
liQKe for
hominy, cut in thin slices.
shortening and ipriuUU-
crumbs and grated cheese
tnirty-nve minutes jn
a moderate oven.
Honor List
Mrs Jeffrey Stewart, 2524
South Cleveland avenue
MKNU
Ilel'lnn n'T.. Tomato KKK Salad
iiflKlun rotator. Strlni- Il.n..-
Lemon 311BI. Scotch Hcon'
lent Te
SALBS SLIP
One grnpofruit. ono banana, one
orance. stoned cherries (half.
pound) -
Two tomatoes T,i
Four bbs J
( In., bi 1 .1 - '
n s-n.iil onion !!!!!!!!"'
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.10
firing r.,-ans
Belgian potatoes (ono quart), milk.
Jo ogBS ;;;; "
Two lemons 'ni
-ugar " ' 'o
Klour. cks. sugar, milk, etc ! i
Iced tea '0
Total jY,-;
Mrs. R. Peet, Canicys Point
N. J.
MKNU
Meat I.onf Ilollrd Piitiitoe, '
Ks.alloped Corn Stuffed Tomatorn
Bread mid Butter Ten
IliitterRcntrh IM
SALES SLIP
uno poiinn 01 finmnurg steak- j
one-hnlf of one-quarter peck of po.
tatoes
Me j,i nti "in
Iiii ft.ir.a.oVs
'me-half loaf of bread
Tsso eggs
( rackers
me nlnt of milk no
Hutit-r in
One cup of brosvn sugar 'n
II nir nnd lard ' .
Lettuce ', 'ns
Hn ni crumbs nj.
eaf-oning 'n6
Tea '.03
Total 1.50
MRS. WILSON
ANSWERS QUERIES
Dear Mrs. Wilson About two
sseeks ago I sasv n nice recipe of yours
for a thick marshmnllosv filling for n
lnyer cake. I have lost or mislaid it.
Will you please publish the date of
the paper that I can find it In?
C A. II.
Morshmallow Cream Calie Filling
Place in u saucepan
One-half cup of sirup,
One oup of water,
Four tablespoons of cornstarch.
Stir to dissolve the starch and then
bring to a boll and cook for three min
utes. Then-add ono rup of nuirshmal
loss- ss-hln. Heat to mix thoiouchlv nml
then cool and use.
EVENING " PUBLIC ' LED GElfc. PHIL AbM&ktist ItfD'AY,
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FOR THIS KIND
Vhoin
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Please Tell Me What to Do
By CYNTHIA
"27" Approves of "Bachelor"
Dear Cynthia I hae read with much
Interest the letter signed 'Bachelor" nnd
wish to Indorse most heartily his re
marks relative to the girls of today. My
opinion Is that the twentieth century
crop of the female see. tnken as an aver
age, is a bitter disappointment. The
have no desire to cultivate n home In
terest. All they dream of is paint ano
powder on their faces and scheming how
to have a good time nt some poor uool"s
expense. What these girls want to do tt
to take an Inventory of themselves nmi
find out their real worth "Bachelor'
shows raro Judgment by lenwlnins
Blngle. '-"."
Oh! Now. now. "2T !" You wouldn't
be so hard on all girls, would you? Theie
are lots of fine ones ln thl.s little old
world of ours.
She's Broken-Hearted
Dear Cynthia I am a young girl 01
seventeen and madly
ln
love with
voung man two years my senior. i..ibi
week we went to a dance together At
the dance I met a girl friend whom I
have known for five years. She callel
me to the dresslnc room and told me
manv tales about this boy. which l
believed The nt day I sent him a let
ter telling him not to call on me ngnm.
I hae learned from.truo facts tint
ih tales about this boj are not true
T would like to renew his In. tvlMiip
Would von advise me to go to li.m ur
vrlte hlii a letter?
BROKEN-HEAKTCD.
When lb" harm Is "one . in- umi
ben ou realize vour mtsta . s la it
not so? You should never listen to talk
against an of your friends And ub.nv
"!'...?". .. .", i,i .,..,.,. net on hear-
2 1' ,n,nX v? eve another opportunity
to clear himself. Write and apologize
but he will be a most cxceptlonil man If
he feels th same toward you - I.. r r-
Learn the lesson not to listen to talM.
and never act on hearsay "H n
ery oung
to be mauiy im ."-. ""
Says She's a Butterfly
neir rnuhla Some one aslud "what
attrae's boys first?" In telllna nis slory
perhaps the question can be answered
I has e a very good friend V, e went
. . i aa,vit- nnd were called MUtl
t.iy" We. are both good looking
:,,! .i, ., nire Nosv. she is tall, slim
s.raicht shouldered and In all ways up
right and dependable. She Is very put
spoken and truly a combination of Iron
ind sympathy. Her hair Is Bldcn
u. . r,.t hr cnmnletlon Is freo or
i. .. t .im the verv onnoslte. I
am short, dark and noted for never kecp
.. ., .ninimnit I fear to be out-
siKjken I like the mm (Sho hates
them ) I dress verv stylishly to catch
heir attention and I am a constant user
nf mnw-iin She dresses veay sensibly
..rd looks remarkably will In her clothes
All the young men i rnuov one "'"..
,.nd although thev carry on nnd rusn
me for a while they soon drop rnc ami
trv to gam her triencisnip
I 'I am horribly Jealous
nnd svant to
The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
1. What is a new fad in bilk
ssventersV , . lU ,
Describe a convenient trun. that
"' is easily strapped to the back of
an automobile when traveling.
.1. Hosv is organdie used on a nesv
Paris wrap? .
4 Describe u dainty handbag that is
picttv with summ dresses fir as
a light touch with a dark dress.
f If it Is difficult to keep mules on
nt the heels. In what pretty way
can they be secured to the feet.'
0 Hosv can more storage space be
obtained in a house that has an
attic?
I
Yesterday's Answers
1 The uprcad nf the high cost of
living is i-linsvh hv amusing stn
tlsties from Uganda nnd the Ton
go which prove thnt u wife cost
four spenrheniN before the war,
while she nosv costs eight.
A convenient inside belting for
summer dresses is stiffened with
boning thnt can be sewed through
without blunting the needle.
3 The top of n nesv posvder box is
covered with fcanitnry gauze that
keeps the soiled puff from coming
into contact svlth tho rest of the
posvder. ...
1 A pretty, neat-looking bathing
suit fits into the knees like u
riding habit, shedding water
better and looking more trig than
tho full-gathered knee.
5. The nessest style of alarm clock
Is "disguised" In a mahogany
case.
0. A suitable and pretty gift for the
bride who does her osvn garden
ing is a set of small garden tools,
decorated with hand painted
llosvcrs.
OF WEATHER
Your thoughts
Just naturally
turn baclt toward
that comfortnble
serge dress. And
If you Iiavo one
ns good-lonltlng
as this, you'll be
looking for n
chance to wear it
all summer long.
It Is 11 darlt blue
serge, bound on
every possible
edge with black
braid. Then the
charming part of
it Is the square
rest which reaches
below the w-ilst.
t i.i ot lirnmi
siitln with eyelet
embroidery, ami 11
beading with nar
row ribbon of
h e n n n run
through It.
! Joot
Tedor. Central News Pprlco
oscrcome It. She has overcome her
Jcalou'v so well that sho Is a vers- good
friend of her former fiance's present
fiancee. ,
S.mo dav she will make a wonderful
svlfe for :omo young man. ns she has a
small apartment svheri, both she and her
mother live together. She Is painfully
in.it holds dosvn u svonderfdT position
and Is the idol of all svho meet her. She
Is only tsventy-one.
I've tried to model my life after hers
hut It simply Isn't In me. and thciefore
can't come out. I nm only a huttcrtlv
wasting time. O, Kitty, some men like
a dependable person and some llko a
butterfly. TRUTH.
Just a word, "Truth." Be yourself.
''on't try to copy another. Live up to
the best that Is In you nnd you'll find
: ou svon't bo such a butterfly.
He Can't Make Friends
Bear Cynthia This Is the first time I
have ever attempted anything like this,
but I ss-nnted to cet vour advice and the
counsel of your ready and sympathetic
readers. Can you imagine a young man
of tss-cnty years of aim svho him no
friends, svho can dance, sing, play the
piano well and be a good sport and spend
money, sometimes ln excess, svho Is a
high school uraduato and svho Is nt the
present time doing some college svork
ir .i uegree, svno is sociable nnd enter
tainliiB, and svho, despite all this, can
not get friends' 1h this not a real Oor
dian knot to untangle nnd find the core
and tho reason for such a condition?
Up until I graduated from litsh school
I was lompellrd by my parents to stick
pretty close to ins svork and svas nllosveu
hardly any time to make friends and
cultls ate them . specially of the opposite
sex. So sshen I wanted to make some
girl friends I found to my dismay that
It svas practically Impossible, although
I ssent to church became interested in
oung people's svork and took an Inter
est In mans things, hut still I could not
seem to imiKe friends Why, I cannot
possibly conceive
Must on. go to the dance halls of the
city and practioallv pick the girls up
ln ordor to make them friends, or are
there prop, r methods for ono to be
come Initial. d ir.to their circles? True.
I could pick up nil tho ones I wnntca
on the streets of the city, nnd could
probably hasv a good time doing it, but
theso nre not the kind of friends I am
after.
And so, Cynthia, what would you dor
Surely from .sour stores of wisdom you
can buggest some scheme. I could en
tertain mans people at my home, hut
whom would I ask to the party? Any ad.
sice svould be s.ry much appreciated. 1
am sure, and perhaps there are some
girls ln this city svho svant to know the
snmo thing Oh, I forgot to tell you, I
am a fellosv. Please.
"LON'ESOME."
Go to the rector of -our church and
talk to him In confidence as you did me.
Hns'e you es- r Joined a cvm clnsn svliern
you would meet men? They will always
iiuruuusre sou i) otner men n.ml tn vin
Make friends ssith the men first. Women
always like a man svho is popular with
uiucr men
S
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Adventures With a Purse
T ASt going to tal;o a long chanoe on
L all of today's adventures. For I nm
Rolng to tell ypu of some things I really
wnnt you to know nbout, for some or nil
nre things that you will wnnt. nut you
will have to bo quick nbout seeing
them, or the chnnces nre ten to one
thnt they will bo gone. First of nil, there
is tne writing pnper. When
away for your vnrntlnn rnn
you go
nrc tin
doubtedly going to need n'n ertrn sun-
ply of stntloncry for nil those letters
home. Well, then, one shop has n per
fectly fnscinntlng sale of pnper. It Is
n pale blue, nnd riinnfiiB through It
horlzontnlly nre eighth Inch bars
of darker blue. Then n gleaming silver
edge finishes ench s'hect. This Is ex
ceptionally rich looking paper. It is
priced nt sixty cents a quire, nnd the
envelopes to mntch nrc sixty cents a
package.
Then there nre the blnrk bended
handbags. There was" a' scant handful
wiicn I snw them. Hut they certainly
nre renl bnrgnlns, if anything ever wa
n uargniti. They nrc oblong in shape.
inensuilug. I should judge, live Inches
long by three Inches deep. They nre
mncie entirely of tiny giininctal beads,
the dullest of the dull. The tops nre
of gunmctnl, nnd so nre the chains.
Ihey nre lined with n very dull grny
material thnt resembles suede. And
j on will never guess the price.?:!
each !
Lastly, there nre the bracelets. If
you have followed the fashions at nil
and wlmt woman does not? you will
know thnt the new bracelets are those
of the soft links. Well, one shop hns
some lovely soft or is It flexible?
linked hrncelets. gold filled. The links
nre oblong nnd nre carved, and be
tween ench link Is a barmpie pcnrl.
They ecrtnlnly nre beautiful, mid thev
are surprisingly priced nt SL'.."I).
Human Curios
No. B The Jinn Who fooled the World
The civilized world ns-as naturally ns
tounded when, InSeptember. 1835, the
New York Sun appeared ssith an article
telling how Sir John Ilenchcl, the cele
brated astronomlst, hnd Ins'cnted n very
powerful -telescope by svhleh he was ablo
to detect minute objects on the moon.
According to this urtlcle, which was
filled with a wealth of sclentlllc detail
and bore all tho earmarks of truth, tho
observers harl discovered trees, rivers
and fields of popples on the moon, to
gether with nineties mountain! nnd
green valleys, in svhleh roamed goat
30EI0E
30E30E
lFiS $3,000,000
Mm Shoe Sale
Wm Is
mvw wmmv
IflLlllft WW FllilMJ
While They Last! Sale Ends Soon!!
You'll find every style and last that you will need, and it's only a question of getting around
before they are all gone. In such clearance sales like this, it is well to know the character
of the store which conducts them, as well-as the values represented. It is upon these two
things that Kinney has built so successfully.
Don't Forget the 116-118420 NQ. 8ftl St An' Forget the
Address Above Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. Address
Store Open Friday
pint- Tornm i t ' iui mi ,1
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WHATS WHAT
By Helen Deeie
Wlrat's wrong with this picture?
Evidently th girl Is a lady; quite ns
evidently tho man Is not a gentleman.
Why not?
Ho Is expcnBlvoly nnd fashionably
attired. But aro his mannerB con
cealed In his cleverly cut pockets?"
As all well-bred people knosv, n gen
tleman rises to greet a lady, and re
mnlns standing while she stands.
"Apparel oft proclaims the man," but
not In this Instance.. No matter how
well dressed ho may be, violation of this
rule of mannerly conduct Btnmps the
offender nt onco as Ignorant of the
most ordinary usages of good society
svhleh nppoarcd llko unicorns, birds slm
liar to tho pelican nnd all manner of
othor remarkable animal life. Including.
ntr npo with tho wings of n bat
Edgar Allan Poo reviewed the nrtlcle
In tho llBht of science, but. despite the
many absurdities svhleh he pointed out,
not ono person In ten refused to bo-
lleve It. In fact, oh Poo stated, "a nro-
ofTlVgurrr ?Wtif"'n,
doubt of tin truth of thn whole nffalr."
Tho New York Times editorially stated
that tho report "displayed tho most ex
tensive and Intimate knosvledgo of ns
tronomy," ss-hlle other prominent papers
of the dav hailed tho discovery of the
Hcrschcl telescope as prcsnglnit a msv
era In scientific Investlcntlon So svlde-
snrjad svas the demand lor the copies
of tho paner containing the article that
ll sv.ih i eiii iiuru in i.ttuii.ivL mini ,tm
mora than 60 000 copies were sold before
It wns discovered thnt tho story was a
clover hoax, perpetrated by n Ncsv York
i .. . t sri . i. ...l
journalist by tho name of Itlchard
Liocue. uocko neo reaci ino eariy cnai
tcrs of Poo's "Hnns Pfnal's Journey to
the Moon" nnd prepared the article as
a Joke, hut feared to acknosvlodge au
thorship when ho saw hosv generally It
svas credited both In tho United States
nnd Kurope. It was not untllHerschel
signed a denial of tho affair, some
months nt'.er It nppcarsd, that the story
was finally clhcrcdlted.
Monday The Sleeplnir Woman of
Duniilnaltl
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"The Mill Never5 Never Grinds
on the W ater That Has Passed"
And You'll-Never, Never Save Money on Your Shoes
After A Sale Like This Has Passed. Buy Today!
Turning Out Values That
Again Be Duplicated in Philadelphia
So During the Closing Days of
This Sale It Behooves All Thrifty
to Bay a Pair of These Shoes
m wB Lh H rr. Kr Lf ivHi kH Er wl Lk H
Until 8 P. M.
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LUCY'S CLOTHES-ARE FUNNY
JUST BEFORE VACATION
Like All the Rest of Us, She Is Saving Up-to Go AtvayEvery.
body Goes Through This Some Time During the Summer
pOINO swimming tonight?" asked
ono of tho girls, ns she passed
Lurv on her way home.
"I don't believe so," said Lcy. hesi-
tntlngly, "I "two a good many things
to do, and I'm sort of tired, anyhow,
"Tea, I know," Interrupted the other
girl with a wise smllo nnd a wink. I
know how that is. I Jst got back,
you know."
Lucy hurried on. She was so hot
that her only thought' wns to get home
nnd get into n cool bathtub. Her
mother was s'tting on the porch, fan
ning, when bLo nrrived.
'My goodness, Lucy I" she -ex-claimed,
"Aren't you hot in that serge
skirt? Oh, well. I suppose you have
to wear it, though, don't you? Well, it
svon't be long, now."
"No, thank goodness It won t be
long!" echoed Lucy fervently, ns she
svent Into the house.
At dinner time she came to the tnblc
In a dress that was cool enough but
..it... nn.li.ni. One sleeve wns "out"
.. lho.v nn,i there wns a notice-
, , ti, Vf l,i.ctnns on the front of the
able lack :of buttons on tne ronioi tne
waist. It had been blue, but the sun
n,i repeated washings had fatlcil it to
,0lof til, dreary gray. Lucy is usually
- .i.u.... !.,.. Imr clothes), nml her
father raised his eyebrows ns she enme
'"What's all this?" he asked, "Seems
to mo you spend most of your time
BCvlriK is this the best you can show
for It?" , . , ,,,
"Wait tllltlie end of next week!1'
lunched Lucv. "I'll shosv you some-
tMnp for It!"
rpho cn( 0f next week
Lucy's vncn-
t ton. lou .iiVrioJ of wvIm
through that "c'Pc,rl"c PJ.V?'' 0;.,v",
money, clothes and everything that she
. . tt.1.. hkaiI n linn tinnntlAti If a
tlon. You sec, Lucy
ls Just going
may possibly need on her vacation. It's
a good tiling tnni mvsu mxui-a uru ii:
peated in so many households in sum
mertime, for, if they weren't, it might
be hard for some of us to understand
just why there are so many funny -looking
people nround.
TIIK girl across the table at lunch,
for instance, wears n shabby, worn
looklng dress of warm silk, on a day
like this! When you ask your fnlth-
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fill friend whether she's ready to in,
out IV the afternoon ice cream ,S
astonishes you by snylne tlmf li
doesn't think she wnnts ny "' -Sj
ncntcst girl in the office npnenrs t
faded dress with the seams pnll"", '" A
They're saving, that's all. T ",? wi
Plenty, but It's all stored atray?1.w
Ing for vacation. y' walt"
Wo all do it. We get new dre,SM
and ha s as' we need them, and 1"
them nbout onco or tsv re. Ti, ,
...... ..vuu ...... tou vuL-niion, nnd l
mediately get scared about our clots?"
Why, they'll all bo worn out L i 'h?!
eo nsvnv
if we're not careful. w "
worr along, dress
Bttrifctly In'
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waists and skirts for .the evening ,.1
of the pretty voile and organdie drJitt
that nrc in the closet. Just before va"'
Hon, we wpn't even spare wiikN ,j
skirts, we resort to old things. d
Then vacation come's along, 'and in
two weeks or a mpnth we nrc M d c "
that we hardly know how to beW?
And first thing we know, vac.,fe
over, thcro nre only a few more wW
when wo can wear light tlungs, Bn(i l"
have a lot of perfectly good summ(!r
dresses on our hands. We do It ei-nr.
summer! "'
White
,
A Matching Coat
It Is certainly most welcome that
latest Paris whim for It gives the dc
Hghtful convenience of tho svell-loved
suit svlthout tho usunl "broken" appear,
ance of tho skirt nnd blouse that 8o
many svomen find unbecoming.
In Hnrper'8 Bazar for August thtrt
aro several examples of this nosv mods
ns developed In delightful ways, One is
of blue sergo svlth a long-svalsted lioi.
Ico of svhlto crepo de chine, stitched In
svhlte, and svlth n crushed clrdte ,
blue sergo nt the normal waistline Th
fc".'- .,..i. i-suii,,iiiiii;fl II. 1H Ot Ulllft
flergo stitched in wnlte, cuffless and
without fastenings, tha svhnln off.i i..
Ing decidedly chic and becoming, Jenny
svho Hs the orlglnntor of this costume
calls It "Pratique." me'
Another example of the nesv mode la
for moro dressy occasions. Tho frock ot
hoft black crepo do chine Is refreshingly
plain, short of sleeve, round of neck nnd
with a irivoious rume just below the
ss-nlst svhleh cascades on dosvn the sides.
Then to make up for the simplicity of
thn frock. Chanel, svho In thn rm
rlvos It a- coat of black creno dn chin'.
' embroiucreu in opaquo wnite beads.
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