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jl?S. WILSON CLAIMS THAT
HOME-MADE SOUP IS BEST
'And Goes a long Way Toward Proving It by an Excellent.
Recipe for a Vegetable Votage With Dumplings
m MrtS. M. A. "WILSON
THE housewife footi llncom tho
bft nlnoc lo market, nnd If Hhc U
Jftdlneil to ulioi) around, she Is wire to
Mln full value for her money. The
motto I o kfT I" mind, when riiopnlnir.
u that (iimllty mid PHee ro luiml In
hand TIiIh Ik uti Importnnl brnneli of
h Imnie department and i'ompnrrn
fivornblj with the piMrlinpliiR depart
ment of onr IniebitmJ'H bmdhewi.
It means that n wIfo selection of di
tndable quality, with accurate weWit
for tho loMl cash price, will perm t
the serving of mdrltlouis nnd palntahle
food at a modest Oist. Dntiiah the habit
J,t nurehashiR a enn of soup for a mcnl,
bot return to the stock pot of jestcr-
,eiw while no one In denying the eon;
Tfnience of n run of prepared uniip. I
fill to bee, now that conditions are ml
Aniline theniselvcM, and that the ItOUHO
Sfe ha more leisure,, that thtx CHn of
noun can bo mftdo to tfthc tho plnco of H
plate or dish of real homo-made noup.
therefore, let us plan a pot of noiip
in the Friday market basket that will
be sufBicent for Hnturday and Hunduy
dinner.
A SUOOBSTIVK MENU
SATURDAY
HVIJNINV. DINNER
Vegetable Soup
Browned licet with Vegetable)
llolled Rico
Cabbugc and Celery Salad
It Oldo-Tymc Illco Pudding Coffee
SUNDAY
BREAKFAST
Stewed Prunes and Rimina
Cereal and Cream
French Toast Coffee
DINNER
Vegetable Soup
I.amb I'otple
Corn Asparagus
Lettuce
Rhubarb Pic Coffee
SUPPER
Creamed Finnun Hnddic
Ilsked Mnrnrunl
Sliced Tomatoes
Prune nnd Raisin Cake? Tea
The market basket will require
Tho and one-hat pounds of skin
Urj: cut from nrfc may "'o 6e iMfrf.
Three pound of soup bones chine,
rib.
Otto nni one-half pounds of neck of
bfflti,
Three-quarters pound of finnan hud
dle. Tiro lunches of rhuhnrb.
One htid of cahbapc.
One ttnlk of eelcry,
One hunch of soup htrhi.
One half dozen carrots,
One dnun turnips.
One head af lettuce,
Thirr nice southern tomatoes,
One quarter pound of barleu.
One-quarter pound of dried green
pens.
One pound of prtinrs
One tan of tomatoes
One run of corn.
Our i an of asparagus tips,
(hir half pound of macaroni,
Oik half pound of tier.
Vegetable feoup
Hf'tiK the lima beans nnd peas over
night nnd then in the morning wash
anil plnop in u soup kettle nnd mid the
oup bones nnd then the green tops of
celery, chopped fine; finely chopped
bunch of soup herbs. Rub n enn of to
mntoes through n sievo and then add
five quarts of water,
One vup of barley.
Louis
1306 Walnut Street
An Announcement
of Great Importance
Our entire stock is
now being regrouiwd for
A REMARKABLE
CLEARANCE
Including Our Exquisite
Models of Suits, Coats,
Wraps and Dresses
WATCH THE SUNDAY PAPERS
IOEXOE
30CSOE
Thrifty Furniture Buyers, Come Here
OIM5N HATDUDAY KVI'.SINOS
D
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"umlrrrul Tulne In lied-
room Hun,, bpuuufm
"Inut, ,,H pn.li,e.n)i
"Ke pieces. iiMvmt
V,"1"". Vulu. aso.
Hiiiifnrlufen.' price
$
VeVy Attractive and
Serviceable Refrigerator
Solid - O
Oak
Box
&. FURNITURE MFR'S
,am'" 138 South
l0C3OL.ninfti-'
. w
Ilrlng slowly to n boil and then plnco
nn tho simmering burner nnd cook for
three Und one-half hours. Now add
the dumplings mndo ns follows :
Plnco In a saucepan":
One and one-quarter cups of flour,
One teaspoon of salt.
One-half teaspoon of pepper,
0c-half teaspoon of thyme,
One tempoon of hnklnq powder.
Sift to mix nnd Mien add live table
spoons of wnler nnd work to n wnootll
dough. Dip On. bunds In Hour nnd then
pinch off small pieces of dough, the
size of n pen, nnd drop lrt the. i-toek.
Now place one cup of Hour In a howl
and add ono cup of cold water nnd bent
with a fork to dissolve the flour. Pour
Into tho soup, stirring all the time. Cook
for one-half hour and then senson and
servo.
This makes about one gallon ot ory
good soup and It will give tho family
plenty for three dajH. You know that
vcgetnblo soup Is nlwnja best when re
heated. Drowned Reef
Tic tho meat into shape and then
wipe with a damp cloth and pat one
half cup of flour Into the meat. Then
hent one-halt cup of shortening in a
saueeiinn until smoking hot. Now mid
the meat and brown quickly. Add two
cups of boiling water nnd cotor closelv.
1'nro sir turnips, three enrrots and then
cut in wedge-shaped pieces. Add lo the
meat, with onc-lfalf dozen onions. Cook
very slowly until tender and then sen
s6n and surve. Garnish with points of
toast. Top of ribs of beef can also bo
used for this dish.
Lamb I'otplo
"Wipfe the meat and then place in u
saucepan and cover with boiling wuter.
Prepare tho carrots, turnips and onions
as for tho browned beef and then ndd.
Cook slowly until tho meat is tender.
When the meat is ready season nnd
thicken tho gravy idightly. Reserve ono
cup of gravy nnd then turn tho meat In
n large shallow baking pan and prepare
n crust as follows. Plnco In a mixing
bowl
Four cups of sifted flour.
One teaspoon of salt.
One-half teaspoon of prppci.
Three level tablespoons of baking
powder.
Sift to mix nnd then, rub into the
Hour one-half cup 6f shortening and
use one cup of water to form n dough.
Turn on a pastry bonrd and roll out
one-half inch thick. Cut with biscuit
cutter. Use these biscuits mcrlnpplug
slightly to cocr the top of the meat
pie. Rrush with water and then buko
in a moderate oAcn for forty minutes',
baste with the cup of gravy rcsirved
for this purpotc.
Prune, and Raisin Cube
Soak the prunes in plenty of u titer
over night nnd then in the morning add
tlie rnislns and cook cry slowly until
tender. Serve part for Sunduy break
fust and then turn the balance into u
sieve to drain. Remove the stones from
the prunes. Now place in a mliiug
bowl
Tico ripi of flour,
Onc-hnlf leaipuvn of salt.
Four teaspoons of Inking potcder,
Four tablespoons of sugar,
One vup of water.
Heat to miv ami then tuin into a
well-greased and (loured deep Injcr
cake pan. spreading the batter higher
on the sides than in the center. Cover
with the prepared prunes nnd raisins
and dust with cinnamon and then
sprinkle with one-half cup of brown
sugar. Rake iu a moderate oven for
thirty minutes. Ue the juico of the
prunes nnd rnislns for sauce.
Stone
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189
llnndredi of other
lledrnom hultn nt
other prUen. A No
rnmplete llnrt of
Itfll unit I, I t I n it
Itonm Mult.
13.75
WF Enameled
Inside
Wonderful Value
,'ememben, wo sell rflreot to consumer from factory,
by so aolny tic iwive you over half. Come in,
you, am umler no oMI7if(on to buy.
SHOW ROOMS "
8th St.
OrdrrN
Amuled
,Air.fi in i inrin
. v - r
EVENING PUBLIC
WUATS WHAT
hj- tir.i.iiN nr.oni
"When wHHtii- n
biiHlnecs letter strict
formality nliouul bo nbened
tiib on-
Ject of writing
shnnlii be stated as
? ?: ,2"d.. Lw'wl..UK'b'L i
..I.. .l " i..t;i ig vu mCHUIX ll 1110
witii tho person to wlmm the letter Is
wriiinn, nomine snoulil be mentioned
that Is foreign to the matter In hand.
Tho nddrens of the writer should ap
pear In the upper right-hand corner of
the note; tho dnti ma bo written un
derneath tho address, or nt the foot of
tho lotter. The namo and address of
the firm written to should be placed nt
," oeirjnnlnjr of tho letter, followed by
Denr air," or "aentleiwn," ns the easo
may be. If it tt business conducted
by 11 woman or by u nrm of women, tho
proper form Is "Dear Madam," or "Mcs
dnmea. o ono writing to tho estnb
llaliment for tho first tlmo should sign
with initials, slncn ".T" may stand Iot
John as readily as for Jane. When n
woman w riles a business letter sho
should sign "Jane I)tlilan Deans." If
?.?i.'?. ""kn,wn to her correspondent.
Miss should bo Inserted In pnrenthe-Si-i-i
B,m '"..flnsle: If married, her
m'.m'i ,i',R,1 MrB- Cameron Dcana"
should follow her signature.
What Ingenuity Will Do
...i!!clcn ,1,ni1 K.0,.,, ,0 "", sowlnir club
with a piece of linen nnd the fixed In
tendon of iiulllnir tho threads and por
."!"! .tettlnir tho hcmsiltchlng nil
ilnlshcd out he wns going to put on the
Inen Inc dentally, it was to bo made
Into a small and "cry best' plllow'-nlln
smoothly white and with tinrrow filet
lace nlonp tho hemttltehcd Bide. So of
course the, linen Itself was vry fine.
When every one was settled comfort
ably in the little living room, Hclon got
the pleco out of her bag and started on
tho first thread. But, try as she ould,
sho could scarcely make nny progrcsa,
with tho finely-woven material. Sho
who had pulled na mnny, many threads
found that after an hour or so she was
still working with that first thread, with
a good deal of it left to pull
But, ns she was telling about this in
a discouraged way. aftpr sho had
reached home, Aunt Margaret remarked
hopefully:
'Utib a little wax over it, and see
whnl happens." So Helen took a tiny
pleco of candle, and rubbed tho stubborn
Piece of gooda with it. Very gingerly,
-ho pulled; then, as the thread actually
moved, sho gao a hardor tug, and soon
the whole thing was out. And tho next
one, and the next one, and all the others
llmost ran, thev could bo pulled so
euslly.
Luxurious
Box Springs
Hair Mattresses
Dougherty's
Faultless Bedding
1632 CHESTNUT STKEET
fti fflSim!BJfflS&&SES&Q
Swagger Chappy Coats
Thistlecloth or Camel's Hair
j!
ii
3 J
fl f7: ' 1.1
All
Knitted
TRADi:
Beyond question, the authoriln-
tive vogue of the season. Breezy
lines throughout.
Thistlecloth
of Java brown,
blue or green;
512.
j- f- 1
TMille- $19
Uenuine uimci
of camel's hair
it ' s.t
ffl
color; 42 inches iong?l9.7o. m j&ZZS&Zss&gmsgzmZ ZT a?:
42 inches long $1 9.75
bu merait'
Vi pared pott if tou W.e. V -l'e
ffi tor lamplen iitirt tint'
lett una Tim' tjc
Or phonri Goluvmta
Kt e
boofclef
7.
Fmnt & Dauphin Sts.
3liUEJaJSJEtf5ffiH2JaJE
'.Charge
A Special Saturdau Extra-Value Sale S fflllffinf tlBBllhg'Bil-v
'rCr! Tomorrow! jjkM Hllr i 1 1 KSJH lB8By
v v' :ft V rfc S Wk&fwWt IliiKffll 5-lb. Tin $1.65
X l V V S SUJ !SOTlKCtflHlMPCEtU,S7J " ,,BU. .P"1 " A practically pretlipesUvi
V V W ld knWJtnTitDfiil wwnllor tins supplying M85 calurifh or .
Spring Chapeaux
(I Pokes Turbans OfT-tlte-Face Lurgo Hats Small Brim
Huts Hats for Spring suits Chic Sport Models nnd Dressy
Hats every modo of the lutest Spring effects.
fI Trimmed with fruits, bright flowers, luces, pins und ornu-
ments. Ulnck, I3meU-nnd-Vlilte, Nnvy, Brown, Now
' Jades und Tftncerine.
, Purchasing Agents'
'LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FKIDAif,
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
Mother's Ratter Iionnct
Wy MtXIAN M. RICHARDS
Father's love for hs flivver, or sis
terr8 love for nice clothes, were as noth
ing, compared to mother'ti love for her
old, worn bonnet.
"Now," mid her daughter, coarlng
ly, "jou simply must buy yourself u
new hnt for l.nster."
"Tuhb. tush, dear." Mrs. TTndley re
plied. "Vour fnther'd think T was
plum crnzy, bu)ing n new hnt when
this one's plenty good enough."
"That's Just it," Impatiently spoke
her daughter. "You think an? thing's
good enough for you, nnd it isn't f
don't cnie whnl father thinks. It Isn't
as If he couldn't afford It, him owning
the largest grocery store In town."
Mrs. JIadley, a good, hard working
wife, and the mother n(. live children,
had something else to think about be
sides personurndornment. Even though
her cm Ih were o d and o t of it ft
, , ,..rfA l-. .. ....! ill.
utf 1UMK H" flit' ni'iH llieill liem iiiiu uu,t ,
she considered tbnt sufficient. Her old
est child nnd only daughter, Helen, had
Just reached the mature age of 10. and
wns beginning to realize how unselllsh
her mother was in granting the chil
dren's" every wish, cen though her own
wunts wer! sacrificed.
"Rut, muinsey dear." sho continued
to plead, "can't you see that people will
soon think iou mlserl) ? You'll only
hurt father's business by wearing old
clothes; everyono'll think him a lover
of tho almighty dollar, and the) '11 ho
afraid to trade with hltn."
Helen had llgurcd for somo time how
she could make her mother buy n new
hat, nnd the effect ot this statement
made here eyes twinkle.
"If I thought thnt," seriously said
her mother, "I'd buy something new,
Just to show them."
As she wenkened, Helen kept arguing
until llnnlly they started in town for
the milliner's.
Enster Sunday, as the family were
preparing for church, MrB. Hndlcy in
her many-times steamed und pressed
suit, with her hew hat, looked ten
ears oungcr. Sho had bought a ver.v
becoming llttlo toque, dnrk blue, with
tiny ostrich tips. Helen was delighted.
As they entered tho front hall, her
father was waiting with the boys. Mrs.
Hadley was not afraid of her husband,
but sho dreaded bis criticism nnd braced
herself for tho explosion.
"Well, mother." he nngrlly ex
claimed. "Wliut're you trying to do?
Dress up like n cirrus horse? I thought
you'd more sense than to spend money
foolish," nnd he went out slamming
the door.
Helen was provoked.
"He's right-down mean," she
thought. "When mother's always bo
saving."
Mrs. Hndlcy would have gone back
and put on her old bonnet, If Helen
hadn't convinced her that she was
doing right, even though her fnther
didn't approve. During the HcniceK
Mrs. Hadley wns miserable. Her mind
was on her husbnnd's ungrateful up-
Tho Very Best Bel I
To say you have Dougherty's
Bedding In your home ia to
provo yourself n most dis
sriminntlng housekeeper, nnd
to show the highest considera
tion for the comfort of your
family and guests.
T.ninrlonn line Snrines, nilinble
Hair Mattrmers, Mnlioiany lloil
sleiids, Ilrnns ntsla. I'lullsli Ilonn
I'lirnlturr, I.umim, Hftlntr Illnnkeis
nnd Comforlnlilrs. White Kniimcl
Nurser Aecmorlcn, etc.. etc.
Wool
Fabric
MArtK
Mannish sleeves.
heather mixtures
amethyst, bronze,
38 inches long
- Tl-'..
a xiair woven Cmcl'i $10 75 a
yarn; natural iir lJe
Orders
Ifg ;
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ft i
AccourJti SnTMtnJ BlRSa ScS flrO WSfTBSXf3C!USS&
Q ffSW2iH.OwftiA' XZ&& YdA tiu.puuna suing nutriment per pouixl.
L . " WliIK. KlMijnrB. Extracted from thV comb bv
1 ' . . ,. Ih v7"KxStf fl I sanitary miuhinors. Hand nevei
Values 10.00 to 18.50 '.flPy'- li fSffes? Ill- ? ,ouch il
Blues,
Accepted - ta L
Things You'll Lovo lo Malta
j
BatiK-Lined Sash
Paflhes arc qnlto the thlnir on spring
frocks nnd suits Tlio Hlolinlng ono
shown nbovo Is fntdilonerl of silk and
georg, ttc. tho lutterdisplaylnga BATIK
iiorrter ileaiirn. rut tno georgcue
desired length. Mark nut the- Hlniple
border rirslirn fVou mnv have the. de
sign ntninped at nn embroidery shop, or
oll can Dill n stencil at an an uciiun
ment.) Paint In the design with
brush and melted wnx. (Keep the
container ot wax over a small flame.)
When tho wnx Is hard dip Hie georgetU
Into cold de of Harding blue, npp'c
gieen, or any other luluht color Do
not handlo It nnv more than neeessiry
Until? IL un In i!r. When ilry lihico
between lacn of newspaper nnd pretn '
with ii hot Iron until all tne wax Is re-,
moved, The deslijti will Hliow 111 Iho
original light or neutral color of the
georgolto: the ground will bo th vivid
color of the dye l-'tJURA
prccintlon of her mail) economics, lie
seemed to forget that bho wns not u
machine, und needed n little sympa
thetic attention once In u while.
On their wnv home, Helen, with tho
boys In the buck hent, had nil she
could do to keen them from singing.
' PI, i.i... . Ii. ,t(u tln.rn till,, Iftinu
there she goes, nil
dressed up In her Sunday clothes" ;
while Her fnther sitting nt tnc wneei
with n sour expression, ignored her
mother, nt his side. All of n sudden,
n strong gust of wind sent Mrs. Ilnd
Ic'k new hat down the road in back
of them. Disgusted, her husband
Hopped the car.
"Seems to inc." be growled, "If
oii'rc going lo wear urh tomfoolery,
jou could nt least pin it on." Ah he
started to bnck the car, another gust of
wind sent the hat toward them and
under the wljecls. Like a hurt child.
Mrs. Hadley looked over the lde nhd
saw her new bonnet crushed in the
mud.
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MAURICE SPECTOR, Prut.
1310 Chestnut Street
Because they
fashionable,
glad to hear
Frocks
i
of Canton Crcpc, of Foulard, of Poiret Twill
and Tricotinc the new Spring fabrics that be
witcliingly indicate the leading style tendencies.
Three Popular Pricings
35.00,39.50 45
These creations arovfcharmingly enhanced in beaut.,
by a myriad of ideas in trimmings. Hero a dainty nichinc
there somo pretty hemstitching and everywhere, o
it iecnis, bending, embroidery and fringing.
Alpine Wool
Suits
S -A rm rtv HI
15- 49-50 i
W ES i Values 22.50, 25.00 .. . ,. , , 1
lW i & 29.50 Very Attractive Value! 4 '
' li V I ra . ?1 Altiinn Wnol SiiIim hi" nnr. Of Trtuotlnt. Ttnmniia. Vel- 3 I
CTrf"PJ M ' Z. Worsted Jere. !.atet -tvlrs rtJ ' H"d Vmive'la Kmbrolrt- 13 t
X "Qy IS I - Includlnc smnrt Tuxeilo fronts prod M telied nnd plain bijf .3-3 1
TJ 11 $ S neither. Clenhai;e.i blue, '' l'li flare of rc.il din- I ig I
fi 8 H smnrt pray 3 ai"l nuvyi tlin. Ion -A 1
L J T) & iiiBimiiiiiw
ji--2.i 1 i y f M"" " ;,";ttj " 'y ,rr -r" ; "ij i.jtutiTsr i. rTfr: . . . i - - . -jr ' ' ' ' " -' - iHUa J ' ' '
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erKX3ivjvri'TiivfirfStiwwrrwcrj3
m. -.bi - . : jw j- .-".vi'.jTvi. ' wkrrkvi tj r -uiJan j jn mf.ja'i -r,.jiB -m mm c1 - 1 t.tMr". - ":
ilE3P2:
UlmC,2rKr z. :Sr-SsM1tf-t-f BCHVLTKS?'.XS.'
ILWJk.SJ iVj'iaB? 1 A x nsft 3! J .It: JafaSESXWtLtfi irify-'Pt
csiTF 111 MiTr iiXLUX IliUAdf Si 1 1 ! - .
-;Mr?lil' 111 II TtttVbTiHmbIII 3VJf
APRIL 1, 11)21
There."
,tMI,.,l
her husband,
"!...- !. H.t ,.t ,UJ tl.l..M , A .t '
niit.i,,,-,. I,.-, i inunii'i, i
limb n iiiv i mi ,ii iiiiu nil!!;,, iini
without bothering to pick -It up. he
started the car with such n Jerk they
nil fell back Into their seats.
Helen was Inwnrdlj bolting it i
dldn t seem right thnt her mother
should be treated in thnt wuy. Mrs.
i Iluuley netrr "illd a word she was
thnt kind of a woman--but In thu pri
vacy ofher own room, she shod tears of
I wreteliedneoi'.
"There, there." mid Helen, entering
iitinpertedlt. "We'll Just tench blm a
lenAc-n. I know heV the best dnd In
the world, and wouldn't hurt you In
tentionally, but he must be made to
sec things ha they are."
"I didn't mean to give 'way, dear."
replied her mother. "We'll Just for
get It."
I'N'n we- won't."' declared the girl,
"rather doesen't nppreelnte )nur
worth. You'm' got to be sick a while
jin ou have," ns her mother started
to ptotest. "Then, he'll realise our
value "
l'or the nett two days Mrs Hadley
enjojed n much-needed rest. Rut
down slnlrs things went havoc Tho
meals were neer on lime, nnd then
poor! cooked. The house wus untidy
nnd the boji ran wild. Mr, Tladley
.
f " ,'.
suuteii una gruiniiied, out it did no
He missed hl peaceful eenlncs
In the quint ing room, rending the
paper, while mother Itadlc mended
socks. Now nil wns nolm and con
fusion. No ono put thu boys to bed,
ho tncy romped until nil hours.
One night, when Helen's father
dldn t come home for biipper. she be
came worried iiiiu her mother was'
frantic. Amid many protests, Mrs.
u.ioie uoiiucu it line)! ujirnn ono
started for the kitchen, llcr holiday
was over. Just as slip was taking' u
pan of hot IiItiiUs from the men, In
walked her husband, loaded with bun
ui.s.
Ml for for you. mother." he stani-
mered, und left the room.
Helen clapped her hands ns the
opened a large box of rnes, but her
mother felt only compnslon The next
was n pair of comfy slippers for her
cnlloii-isl feet which she Immediate!
slipped Into. Kinalb, when they
opened the last box, happy tears
streamed down Mrs. Hadley s cheeks
as hbi' beheld u duplicate of her lost
Easter bonnet, nnd ft nice silk scarf to
match.
Ncl complete noclctto Time's Joho
are most
you'll be
of these
m t
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New Spring
Wraps
ir -I
I I lf Mj' m yif ri'M II 1
Jn Platinum Gray h., M
I II 1
Tlio tlietinguo Fielder glovo f H
in ono of the ainurtost II ' fl
epriug ehades m ? fl
Made of lightweight ond (LClltCIllCri ? I
exqulsitcly-soft, close- I -b !m
grained Arabian Moehu cYTf II
I With a fetching gore A'
II inserted in tho under-wriet, I J s m
deftly caught with strap I a II
I and pearl claep II1' 1
And gauntlet thut crusiics ' M
I eoftJy over tho eleeve ot
the .mart taiUcttr- g gQ g
I Piniin nr nvemenm HC.wn. .... ..,.. . . II " 5
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I VJIU HCll X ikllO m. umt 11 : ?
I I nmhi-nwlni't' I "' M
I IUIUW.UV,;. V. j.
5.75 : I
i -. a
r m
H tutrtiot effects, well mnrfe nnd ouliafanttul in V -ii jft
' black, brown, taupe, Poiret and Kamchatka , . m .in J1
14.50 29.50 39.50
Kcttularly 21. fin to 00. .TO
1115 CHESTNUT ST.
(OPPOSITE
rUURJEKS
rstpii Payment FOR Sale
Because Value is Susch a Locsdy
Used TerEn We Refrain from ExpSaiB
ations and Refer you 'iu Exaniiplcs :
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95.00 Taupe Mnrmol Coats SOW
145.00 Black Pony Coats XOW
150.00 Australian Nutria Coats. . ..VOW
165.00 Trimmed Hlnck Pony Coats NOW
225.00 Trimmed French Seal Coats NOW
250.00 French Seal Cape Wraps. . .XOW
595.00 Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats NOW
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17.50 Squirrel or Jap Mink NOW 7.50
39.50 Natural Mink or Raccoon iVOJP 19.50
71.50 Stone Marten, Baum Marten NOW 34.50
89.50 Hud. Bay Sable or Kolinskv NOW 44.50
125.00 White Fox or Ked Fox. . . ." .NOW 59.50
165.00 Pearl Gray Fox or Blue Fox. .NOW 79.50
1(55.00 Fishev or Natural Cross Fox NOW 79.50
WE WILL RESERVE PURCHASE UNTIL AUTUMN ON
PAYMENT OF A SMALL DEPOSIT, PAYMENTS TO CON
TINUE THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER STORAGE FREE
,m .Purchasing Agents' Orders Accepted
Honey-
In the 5 Jb.
From California the ''paradibc of bees"
comes an incomparable nectar.
Pure California Money it's called SLNNI
MUNN1!
Extracted pure, just as the bees prepared
Unequalled in fine flavor and richness.
Taste it once and you'll ahas want this
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Belicious,GtmHinc
CaSiforiusiHQncyr
food,
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California Honey Producers Co-operative Exchangq
Vii TrniM OriamiJlien . ' OfO Cthcm:a Die Kttftrt
1.08 Angeles, California ,
Butler & Sergeant, Distributors ',(
27 South Front Street IMiilndclphin, Pai
KEITH'S)
AIILLINERS
39.50
59.50
69.50
79.50
110.00
125.00
295.00
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This Rarest
Economical Tin
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Sold by good sroecrb und drug
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Write tis for "Honey Recipes,"
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chcl'i prrparo their dolidouu honejv
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