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M&WILSON LIKES
STATEN ISLAND
COOKING
I na GacraiVs Bread Is Made With Potatoes as Well as
..i .(r-()ic Jnfci o Dough Makes Various Delicacies
nv sins.
Cwr'i"u
M a. WILSON
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Jersey hi'K'. N
..id. n mixture u
St 'i,n,7' ,'..,. Is ti-tinilly
M". ' . urn llf clr.'CtH.
niinifx
P.'-M
"" ' k l lull prominence", mnny u
W"1! ',h wi ril nftor those moii J" Hi"
A'1', ft nlh "In.ilr.v ran bV found.
W0' . .hr I ills ni-Jrby nrc many little
hills
mnns inr
cbwtpnu .. , pM (1Prc m car-
0,1 "'T.-r I 0 Kl1 StylC U.UT
' lPr ihV on- befow. snil.cvlt.rs and
th"!.1''.. Vinloiiliia nt Its prime.
urnaii ii'"" ,1(, mt)st popninr
, these t" IJI"", " Boni drwcndiints
'Tr. r l i'i. onlnl m.eMto.s. tie
I oir euro j f nctlvrly
MPW in..' fUMll". Wi, '" h" KC";
lt".r0 .1.'. Mi lin.iinl.ilnM a Horl o
'rt0,1' . nlH.nt I." Kramlchlhlrcn. nml
ft1 I rr n '. n .1 back nml keep I i.;
inw if'n" ... i.ii..iipsm mid mischief
lm h. ?" .., rn to the thilejsltnt.
' ton ju't nhoiil walk, ore nil slvrn
!R,WI entire 1 to rrmnrk ,to
?h" ' .: or", th.it fno-lH w-rn nulle
S-;,Melin.cd.Vntw
"'i itl.i I elinu .1 lltl. I"' ''
oul.l
bron.lY
ff'n .mi but two poiin.N of limit
A UWK Von ,05 of broad the h!xp ol
ftotnf . Then. too. m.r ,...
I and hnv loiiK dlf-
nbotit onc-lialf Inch thick, oplccd lib
erally with kooiI shnrtcnliiK. Spread
thickly with brown susar, currants or
Miiall rooiIIcm rnisli.M, ami rlnnnmon j
roll iif. for jelly roll nnd then rut hi
lileooN one anil u half Ii.cIicm long. I'lneo
in the iirepaied linn nnd ilnlten ftllRhtly
with the hnml. I)o not p't.ce liny buns
In thn center. Thin will jslve you a
nice rlnc. Let llse for fillv intnnteH mid
then bake in n nIow men. Iteu.ovo from
the oven and turn nt onrn on u well
Rreawil paper, b!i-th. the Hlrup Hint
riltiM down the nideH over I lie ton. N'eff-
loci to turn from the pan nt once, caused
i no iniiiH to rn inly anil they will men
be very dlfllenlt to remove.
If niir f.unllv Is small, then 1..M
linlvo this recipe. TIiIh dniish can be
not late at night, just before Kolng to
bod. and be rendy early In the morning
to knead down nnd then, nfter break
faM, fashion It into lonven. etc. Try
thin nnd your family will ecrtnlnly vote
tor nil liomemiule liren.l.
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
I 1
""" ".' ,... .Lev must eat mo
tine in v ';: -
ttH flinll work
Gramlaina (iaer.ill's IJrr.id
. ,n larire rnw potntors with-
Jt r,rli..S nnd then place In a M.uce
L a?l, two nnd one-half cups of
tiw r i'B " 1,oil ,u"1 V"'" 0."k
S ,.n niiwite-. Jlnb tbro.lKh a sieve
"'. iiuin nnd mill I'liouRIl colli
r''..nVe three cups Cool the
! " to ") decrees Fahrenheit and then
.i.w tl.lv point" wn In bowl nml
four fJifcpo.M nf melted ithortcn
linr rbfnnn nj m,
iruiil.M in ..n je.ist ciike nnd then
tirinit'' d. "Ived Now add bix cups
ff m'I'iI tli'in and licit to u sniooth
b.irr Now mid Mx more ciipi of
1,1ml lln.ir ..-'! ""r!; to a rooiI clastic
(Imuli tiPMie n lan;e bowl nml plnce
t!,o iloiicli m it d Pios-i down hard
mtnuM Hie Ixitlom of the bowl, then
t in. il.r (ImiBli our. briiiKinit the Rrensy
!, up Cover and let riso for four
l,onrs mi n warm plnce. Knend down ii.
II... Imvl mid then turn over again nnd
!t ni' for one nnd n.ie-(imrler hourh,
tliuiturn on .. molding bnnrd and diide
ir,l e-innl parts. Mnkf two loaves
CflrrnJ,
One ptintn too,
(hr ini'in nnn iihI 'oi
One ;irin a) VnrKcr House rolls or on-
fine )n o sticky ciannmon nun.
tlim the briQ.l to rise for forty-five.
r.mutes for the plain loaves, fifty mln
.ff fur Hie iirunc mid riiixin lonve.
t'nl)-fnc iiiinulea for l'nrker Ilotiso
rci'iiml nti. Imiir for oinimninn buns.
in innke the pi line loaf add one and
cue iilf env- of Mnnl prunes, cut in
in i- tin s.e nf a rnlsin.
I or the raisin ami nut lont ami
One en of raisin.
Ont hall na filirlti (7io;i(ird it(.
Ti iirrpiuc l'nrker House rolls, after
(ll'i'linj! the iniigli, cuer a piece- tile
'i? ol lnuf nnd let stand while mold
inf ii ti... lo.ixe-. Now ln this dmiuli
cu ,i m;ir.l without li.indli.iB nnd roll
fill on. Imlf Inch thick. fill with II
'arjo rook imiIIit inn then brush with
ivi'it.'il lniti.T nnd foldoMM" in the
pnilMSlionl, vtvli prisvlns the folded
fiJcpilniili ingeih.-i' l.u on ii greased
UU:; .A. t . nd 'et risi'. Itrnsh witli
mflti.l Imtt.i ami fnld over in the
ovfn for li nl inl.ii.l.'s
ltiketlie l.i.it. s lhirt -lle ininuteH in
liiml.'r.iti' nun lteiuoo nnd then ruli
tie lull in I'lih l.nif with n liltr.' butter.
S'ninl .rn n wir.. rn.'k t ol. When
eo'.l wri .'i.i h loaf in wn paper and
' ii l.ii'ii.l Imiv. Tliis bic.id will
mimii t i-'i nr t'.l'ee dujs.
T-. t roj.ii, i)n ciiM.iitn.il. Imns Se
lf'! ii " iml pin ill lcnM three lnclies
ilfip nml ii,. i, jjua'-e with n gnud
im-iihii,u ll..'iall. then sprinkle in
Til uln it iM.i-tliir.K cup of brown
mar It'll nut the don;:h for the
tinnanm.i lnm, mt,, an niiioii); shei't
When Ouia Predicts
llj .MARY 1.01'ISK Rl'.KIJ.
The fair of the l'rogri"ic Thought
Club wus in full Hwing. ...id each night
thn hall over Cyrus Tnrr's .store was
titled with the young people of Airedale.
For thn club had introduced a new
drawing card in the person nf I'rof.
Homer Diishwnnd who (for the Insig
nificant sum of .$'J) guaranteed 0 un
fold tlie future to aii.v onn iinxlnus to
pierce the veil (.f ni.vllei.sm lie nl.Su
promised to Ktrnlghten out all tangles
nf the lovelorn; and therefore, his
booth was the center of attraction ,for
nil iifnieleil with troubles of this sort.
So, vvllh tlu exception of dune Mere
dith, who senriif'illj declared that for
tune telling, whether by the occult or
any other method, wn rank nonsense,
every gill in the .village had been
thrilled by (he wonderful and often uti
canuv prophecies of the solemn but
glflcd stranger And they had severally :
and individually tried to induce .lnne '
to eonult litm ; hut nil in vain -till
Alum 1'routy Innocently remarked that
people were ni.ving she was nfraid of'
what ho might tell her in regaid to the
bitter riiuirel she had htiil with doe'
Klttrldgc. ,
Then dune's liend went up like that'
of a war Inn so scuitlng buttle, and that '
very evening she marched Into the hall
clad in the most fetching gown she
owned, and immediately became the i
center of the gn.veMt group; nlthutigh
she noliccnbl.v avoid.. I the black-draped
booth of the iinl.nnwn i-ccr. This may
hnve been due In the f icl that she had
caught a glnnp'e nf her dellnitient
lover watching Iht while iippnte.itlj
absoibcd in tin- cnnvernitinn of .vellow
hnircd l'eggy liiildwin and was deter- ,
mined to ignore everything pcrtnining
to the future. Hut again the ubiquit
ous Miss 1'routy came to the foie tills '
time furnishing just the right stimulus
to sting .liitio Into mcntiilly vowing to i
"beard the lion In his den" by c.imiuIIj I
remarking:
"(Jh, I snw doe Kittridge go in to
consult 1'iof. U.ishwood. I'robiiblv to
find out how he stands with l'egg.v
Italdwin. Kvery one sn.vs he's all gone
on her.' And .fane murmured n non
committal : ,
"U'm.mJ H certainly looks that
wayl"
Hlio gave n swift t nurreptltlous glnncc
toward tho corner whero Joo had been.
Ifggv Jlaldvvln vaH nlone, but Joe's
broad back was Just vanishing through
the door of tho refreshment room.
"Going to treat her in m ernnm nml
cake and I hope it innkos both of them
n mck as as vlogs!" she breathed
vvrnthfuily, ns movlnz svvlftlv throunh
tho crowd she, stepped Inside the booth
of mystery.
It was draped In blnck, and the air
WBH heavy With Union ulnumn o,.nnl A
swinging lamp, high up, gave Just
enough light to enable one to see tho
turbancd figure seated nt a black table
the renowned I'rof. I).ihvvool. A
soiint -logged oulja board stood in front
of him.
Am .Innn slipped Int.. the chair op
posite him. he rnisei his head, tossed
back his mane of frowr.y black hair,
looked nt her n moment through Im
mense, blue goggles, then muttered gut
llirally :
"You would pierce the veil nf the
unknown! You would know of love,
weniin or miner
"I -Ihardly know," faltered his
client faintly, a little frightened by her
gruesome surroundings, "Thorn nro
nre so many tilings "
"Hut F know!" affirmed tho seer,
glibly, placing his hands on the tnnglc
board, "I know it Is of Invp lnvnl"
And under his touch the little lilting
bonid raced across the paper madly
once, twice, thrice, faltered and
stopped.
"Ah! Listen to the message it brings
sou! ou nro in love, deeply in love!
ma you nave uunrreicu with
to be reconciled to your ldvcrl And you
nro torry for the hasty word you
spoke! Tell mo tho truth or I can do
nothing! You nre nngcrlne the In
Huenco that controls me! You love hhn
still?"
"Y-v-rs!" fnlntlr.
"And you arc sorrr for sour bitter
words?"
"Kr-y-os!" still more faintly.
"And It he Ir sorry (nnd I know he
Is, you nrc rendy to take him bnek?"
"Yes, I nml" this time with tense
decision.
All right, then Miss .lane jieremtii
WANAMAKER'S 1 DOWN STAIRS STORE 1 WAN AM AKER'Sl
enough said!" and wriggling nut of
u .....ml.,..!.,., lln(til" fltlll CI. A t Ml I II ( nff
linlr Joe Kit-
hls enveloping "toga
the wig of frowzy liiaei.
Wanamak
9
er s
D
own Stairs Store
you nave unarmed uitn nni-
.over ; nnu now newnre a most
beautiful blonde has marked him for her
own! Your heart is heavy within joii!
Vou long to bo reconciled to the man
j oil love!"
"I I don't think so! 1-er-er- "
The seer slipped a fresh paper In
plnce and agnln the otiija raced franti
cally over It this time In circles, much
like n kitten chnslng Its own tall. The
prnfenr peered at the hieroglvpliieg.
"Oiiljn says you aren't telling the
truth' he snld sternly, "jou do wisli
trldgc leaped over the table and cnught
the astonished girl up In n liearllke em
brace Hint fairly took her breath nvvny.
For n moment she was diimfounded
then she freed herself nnd faced him
with blnzlng eyes.
"Jon Kittridge," she panted stormlly,
"you you took u mean advantage of
me! You made me. say things I didn't
moon nnd you wero making 1-lovo to
l'eggy llnldvvln nnd and "
"Oh, como now, Jane! I wasn't
making love to Peggy she wjih tolling
me of her own engagement! And you
rnn't look me right In the eyo nnd deny
saying you loved me! There I knew
vou couldn't!" ns her eyes fell under
his searching glnnce. "And 1 simply
wor.shlii vou. nnd we're going to be
married right nway, slap-bang, and
live happy ever after! And all's fair in
love nnd war, nnd and- -well, I guess
that's all. only .inneisnt nuijn me
great little helper for lovers?" and ns
the oestntle Joseph hustled Into the
dark recc'scn behind the rear curtain
uhere I'rof. Homer Unshvvood was
somevvhnt Impatiently waiting for his
mystic habiliments, nnd likewise for the
fat fee he had demnnded for the use
nf them, there cntiie n low but dis
tinct: "Well, you may take me home to
night, Joe, nnd we'll tslk it over!"
from the girl behind the blnck Inblc, as
the patted oulja'u shining surface.
Nct complcto Noiclel to Across the
Acraway.
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liJft xj jnai thk hiiov op 5 (!)f
gpfi zw r;.OLi8ivissiODi;n Hfe
:lw 1.19') v..Im,,i ci,.nf Mb
yj .mn IMUIIUl, Ullttl. HW
77jf (Jurstion Corner
I. d..,v's luipilrlrs
w ii.ii mi ii ideu I- 1'iirri'd out
"' n n'li.i.'Uve I. inking hund-
' ' r ' i -iitart nrrungeinoiit
i lilie iiiiini net op u gown if
y'" ' Mm nnd net.
In l rn . vviij can the sootv
iin tin' eiillerts mi carpels nnd
fu. I removed?
"f ' 't iiinleii.il tlial K wnsli-
ttl'i mi i, ins K,, ,1,,,! f
In"1 1 ' is a prill; Miorib skirl
"nidi' '
IJ" elm elinrniing bureau and
liiiTriaior M'.trf-, I... simply made?
""hi hi'ii.si.tcliing what will
' I' t" nuke the woil, straight
.iml -niooiii'
I
CNierd.i.v 's Answers
"I n-lie inellioil nf ti. .inllns
"'; Kln-s cii.isi.s f 1,,M,.,. u.
nhl' Ii is pin nil over the
- ' tin iitiume of ii dusign ol
"" " ninkiii,. he work cas.v
, ', "" ' "i inn v.lni Is not u
1 Jiii"l ,n i t
'"' hud. fur tl,.. ,o.,loir lamp.
1 " ' n il Milnr whleli verge- on
n1""1.' '' 'Imrniiiig and newer
"","" "' ""iiarv lose.
"I1" hhie v. dli's with round
""'I I'lis of Willie urirmi.li..
nli muroiv lace and
h . . .. ..mi nine miii em-
","ii neclmiis fashion n
I ll.B dies, which the girl
yl'V'r " nine can v. ear "for
t,TiU i""1 hiexpuiiHivc root -nml,.
i" ' 'iu"S " "mil can be
uii ill '1m"rliB mi old hassock
f.""i;",1k .H'-ii iin.I Placing n
, I'l'iui.l Mowers f dlfiei-u.t
u',',r; '" b limMned with
i,' ' ."'.I'llwiiPb.i in loiiiii
r "" Imln l,v having liie
" . . Tl" of tt,,,,c J"lwnehP
tuJs .1 ."" f"111"1 ''o11'"- "d
Mitel, Knlril'll,,n '"'Honbolo
Mm in ' ,k '" blllc'
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1422 Walnut Street
(W15ST UK UBLLUVUU-STJlATFOrtlJ)
Superlative FASHIONS
for
SPRING AND SUMMER
(Specially I'riccd)
Gowns Suits Capes Wraps
Sport Suits .19.50 to 73.00
Wraps and Capes .r5.00 to 19.1.00
Crocks 19.50 to 225.00
Miss Sieric
'results new ami uttraviivu modcla in Spring Mtlllitcnj
Special at $10
mmmmm
mkS
$10 $18.75 $30 $7.50 $30 $15 $25
Good News for All Philadelphia Women Wanting New Frocks
Several Hundred Spring Dresses
Are Specially Priced
$10
Many of these frocks hac been considerably higher
in our own atocks, bul as sizes- and colors have become
incomplete, we have gathered them together and grouped
them under lowered prices.
Other dresses were bought at less than the usual prices
and are as fresh and new as you piease.
Some sample dresses always prizes are also
included.
Navy tricotino nnd scree dresses are braided nnd have wido
sashes.
Satin-and-GcorKutte combination frocks arc trimmed with many
liny satin mfllcs. Principally in navy blue.
$15
i
J buckle slides j&llyfKL !k yChiJdretfsV
-" v.Sxv..--''
mmm
I MA0EIMU3A. I
i?WMrfln4
(hickory)
IGarterajY1
SIZE A
12 to IS years
Q No. 40
your Guarantee of quality
"No more broken finger nails since I wear
Hickory. The buckle slides as easy as
anything Mother says that's one of the
five famous Hickory features. Here are
the other four:
1. The only children's garter made with
the patented rubber cushion, clasp, which
holds stockings firmly between rubber
and rubber. Saves stockings and darnings.
2. Extra strong pin-break.
-cannot bend or
I I v HHI I 1114 mil I 1
jPinBi
K
3. Highest quality elastic and webbing,
thoroughly tested, uniformly excellent.
4. Guarantee with every pair assures
your complete satisfaction or your
money back."
Hickory Garters at your dealer: In Five' Sizes
Twcruy-jitia cenls and up depending upon style and size
A. STEIN &. COM PA NY
Makers
P4R1S GARTERS
for men
Chicago New York
.$4.65
Headed Ucorpctto erepe drensos nro in wide variety. Wool jcrsoy
frocks have pleated or plain ekirti. Linen collars and cufTs and
draped bodices arc other features. Somo of these frocks arc a little
mu.scd.
Lustrous satin or tnflcta and eyclet-fmbroidcred tricotino aro
ionic of tho other materials used in dresses which are now $15.
A little lot of GU navy blue tiicotiii" dresses embroidered about
the bodices in navy, henna, Copenhagen or gray silk.
$18.75
$7.50
N'nvy (ricotinc dresses with embroidered ovcrskirts.
Navy serge frocks with embroidered bodices nnd tricolctte sashes.
Another frock has n navy serge skirt and an embroidered trico
lctte bodice in gray, Copenhagen or navy.
Fresh foulard dresses in navy or brown have ovcrdrapcricn of
(Icorgettc crcpn edged with white beads.
Crepe meteor frocks have wide moire sashes and tiny buttons
covered with moiro.
F.yclet-embroidercd taffeta and embroidered Gcorgetto make
other pretty frocks.
f $25 and $30
$10
Hatin dresses
corded overskirts.
are made with deep folih on the hkirts or with
In brown and navy.
(JInrl.pt)
Most unusual frocks aro included in this group dresses of real
distinction and charm. Generally there aro but two or three of h
kind, and the materials aro in every instance excellent.
ui crepe, uc chine, embroidered taffeta, moire ribbon used in
. iA'l vO.
I wft ran
!
bands and put together with silvery thread, black cyelft embroidered
taffeta over silver gray, braided elinrmcusc and of navy tricotinc.
New Light- Weight Overcoats,
Mr. Man !
All- Wool and Good-Looking
$28.60 to $38.50
Mostly tweeds, some herringbones and a knitted fabric in
the most seasonable shades and mixture , with plentv of grays,
from the very light to the dark. Ningle-breas-tcd box ntylc with
plenty of room.
Just right for changeable April weather!
(f.ivllpr.v. Murkrt)
JA'
Third to Half Less
Boys' Sample Wash Suits
at $3
Welcome to this .Make-lveady for .Suiiiiiht Sale for boys of 'IVz
to 8 years!
Just when tho flowers arc out arid all Spnug coaxes one to wear
cool tilings here comes a purcha.' of quite wonderful suits for small
chaps at a third to hall less.
All are the button-on kimN pictured which mothers like because
they are sensible as well ns good lonking. Regulation sailor, Pcttr
Pun, Pickwick and other style-.
Every one is a maker's sample. Often only one or two suits of
a kind.
Included nre beautiful iu:ilitii' of linen, rhainbray, sturdy Min
cotton, mercerized poplin, white pique, white iralutea. Trimmed with
hand embroidery, hand featherstitchitig, sailor nicktie.-, and such
man-like thing. Dnrk blue, green, gray, light blue, yellow combined
with blue, pink with white, tan and all while.
We have made suro that they vill till wash snti.-factorily. Blethers
realize how important that is!
700 boys can linvo one of tliee tine Miits eacli unless mothers
choose by the half dozen, us we thuiK tlvy ;.iv likely to do.
(l.iillt'rv. MiirKi'l)
Ceit
e Oppwfaiiffies
Fine Pleated Plaid Skirts Are $5
I in-t time in six months that we have had skirls like these at
such a special price as this. They are three to seven dollars less
than models that hae been in our own stock.s this .Spring.
Sm..rt black and white, blue, brown and tan combinations. Beau
tifully woollv materials. Side and knife, pleated. Plenty wide. Some
trimmed with buckles. Waist bands 21 to ::i. Only 100 in the lot.
Just right for Spring sports.
1000 Excellent Corsets, $1
JloilelH for slight to medium iigure.- tnple.-i- to medium low
bust, eiy hghtl boned or with heavier boning.
Pink or while eoutil in -i7.es -0 to '.ill.
Heavy Unbleached Muslin, 12Jc Yard
It bus been going out very rapidly at this small price. Good for
sheets and man.v other household purpose.
Women's Bloomers, 50c
-made of "rr.h-pink r while nuinsook
plenty full and
Cut
with bluo
well rein-
f!00 just in
stitching adorning the knee rufik'o.
forced.
Manufacturer's Sample Voile Blouses, $1.65
Popular styles of soft white 'mlc with neat laces nnd embroid
eries for trimming. All sres '! to 11 in the lot, but not in each size.
Men's Linen Handkerchiefs, 35c
Good weight white linen with narrow hemstitched him
Window Shades
at 75c
Water-color shades, 3fi7J
inches, m vlute, two tones of
green and two of tan. Oil
color shades nre ,M,
(Cciilnil)
ost Any Kind of a Pretty Spring
Wrap at $16.50
to $29
Good" Seconds' " ot
Men's Shirts
$1.10
Wo rarely deal in shit t
'seconds." When we do, the
"seconds" must be of a high
grade intrinsically, own
.hough 'a slight Haw may rani;
them not quite perfect.
These p.uticular shirts at
$1.10 nre of printed percale
and nuidrns. They nre cut
well made well and finished
with ixcellent pearl buttons.
They have either stiir or
I'Vench cufl--.
Plenty uf black, blue and
other colored stripes on white
grounds.
Sizes 14 to IS.
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It n .th surprising whut pntty things you can
get for small sums in the Down Stairs Coat Store.
Sports coats of tweeds, velours and polo cloth;
doliiiaiis nnd wraps of sergo or clour; capos of
tweeds can be had at these low prices. Three good
models are sketched.
$10.50 lor a velour spoits coat in reindeer brown.
It is a coat that is becoming to any woman and
can be worn in any weather.
$20 U the price of the other two wraps which
nrc of navy blue tricotino, lined with silk and
trimmed with wool embroidery or silk stitching.
Two Groups of Fine Wraps
Lowered in Price
Heiuiuful wrap. and capes of the finest uniting
materials nro now grouped under two prices $57
and $78, They are soft and luxurious, beautifully
lined and finished. Not more than two or tlnec of
a kind nnd ull are considerably lowered in price.
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