twtw&r "";"t:i?lf37r ri' (JTKV'Srfp "'-. IV ff ., -M.- ' EVENING' PUBLIC DEDGER-PHlUADETPHrA', THURSDAY, OLPEHJ 14, 1921 15 JjS. WILSON PRESERVES FRESH turn, a 7 rtt WBUKKias c iic Delicious Recipes for rutting Up bummer Iruits for r If-.j f? T1.1 7W. ! . fit .- Winter Use ougar may uu u.h- ur nui according 10 1 asio f,v MRS, M. A. WILSON ,f,PvrBM. yJVTBWt rwcrved.) mHIJ .trnvv berry is n native fruit of Tboth North nnd South America and 7 .1?, southern parts of Europe. It of, t, name from tho fact that rally l?k ih garZcra who raised these sue EM"?n.'.i. in lint! houses, mulched .trnw to prevent bruising the thrmw" crowlne. nnd nlso '"" " . ,,f inventing tho berries :l;rlTrlV,he,trawberry i. .. II In II A iin rail. ""' . .....ventlne tho mrtois ". ! ....i f-.ilt llm utrnvvhnrrv Is M " ',, , nnnll hnilROWlfi? n."r.i. inn tn linvc In her preserve KllOUHl I"" clo"!t : . . , 1 ..v,,,,. ieirTil pint far, in jelly. rontrary to many opinions mc ruw- "'"'. .. I nrnilllPK II Ill-nil. W?.?" .' 1,1 'J of delectable Boodne. tinii i"."' j ..,., in ji.i. fr,,U ,1,.... M8DV m '". -."", ,. , i., short season nr " "" inWlnit the canned product because of the lnrRf anioinit of sugar ifed In con- (trvloK . l.rtvd nMnunrvrtil fnr For many . " v"y"Y ffllllrl . 1ntifr litf f S-"fw5t ': tinllv a dccliieu mi uui"ui;i.i, uuu uiuk """ . I ., nniMiu nmni tn thin who nave iiiluwu ................... . ...... m, bod seldom return to the old nnd Jrtnnoct method of preserving. I-or Mnnins straw ncrrics wuumii miKiu, p . .1... IhhmauI n.id umiiiiltiol t.ect only i' mm"" " j. Wnsb Hist without removing the hulls. thn Mem Take small and soft berries inrt then wash and stem and crush flue. Slowlv heal aim men mm uuu 11 jru.i l(t nnd 'qiiee.e lianl to outain tne juice Iletuin uus juiec i" it m-uiu and drop in the hulled berries. Cook jmt n few minutes and then skim and ill into jnr. then 1111 to overllowilig ..i. hniiim. Iuice. Adjust tho rubber md nartlallv seal the lid. then process In hot- w a lei' hath for twenty minutes. KfnlOVC M'HI VTIIIflJ uuu liiL'll muiv lu n mol. dry place. To conserve ill kiiui; i rciiuru uie moc a directed for the strawberries rIin((l Wllliom SlIKIH uuu tutu mcrauir thli juice and add one and one-quarter flips "I SllClir IO Ciicn rui "i mu jiuvu. PriDK to a bo l and then mid the straw berries Sumner slowly unit skim out fruit Till jars to nccR with the fruit md then tii overflowintc with boiling ilrup. Seal partiallj nnd then procest mihot water uain jusi hi. me uuihiik point for liftecn minutes. Slrawben-y .Maniwlade n,r,ni. iln berries bv wnshinc and (tfmmine Place In a preserving KCttiej four poiiiirt o; .tirnionrrrirj, 7ftrrc poiiirf granulated sugar. l,ct stand in wm m placo nnd heat nlonlv When there is sumclent Rlrup . .. f .1.. ....... n....ln 1nltla tower uoiiom tn i"t iii-nvi iiio iv.t. Ul flovslv, stirring 10 prevent ncorcn inn nring to n boil nnd then place an itbwtos mat under the kettle nnd cook tlnnly until thick like jam. .Strawberry Jelly Cut one and one-half pound of rhu barb In smnll pieces and place saucepan nnu add two cuih of in n unter. Iirlng to a boll nnd cook until the rhu barb Is very soft. Turn Into n jelly ba and let drip, Measure this juice and to each one nnd one-half cups add three quarts of strawberries. Cook un til the berries nru very soft. 'Chen turn tho mixture into n Jelly bait nnd let drip. Measure tho Juice nnd boll for ten minutes. Now add three-fourths cup of sugar for each cun of Juice. Stir to dissolve the sugar nnd then brlnjt to ii uoii nnd cook for ten minutes, or until 221 degrees I'. Is reached on n enndy thermometer'. Pour Into sterilised glasses willed linve either metal covers or pieces of cardboard cut to fit the tops. Other delicacies that can be made from strawberries arc many; here Is n delicious paste : Soak four tablespoons of gelatin in nno cup of juice prepared ns directed In canning the strawberries with sugar. Soak for n half hour and then place in n preserving kettle Four ctp of sugar, 'I'hrc quarts of strawbeitics. Stir to blend nnd heat slowly to the boiling point. Hall for live minutes and add the prepared gelatin. Stir to dissolve thoioughly nnd cook for twenty minutes. Klnse n shallow pan with colli water nnd then turn in the mix ture. Set aside and let harden for twelve hours. Iooecn from the pan with a knife nnd turn out. Cut in blocks and then roll In powdered sugar, l'ack into wooden or tin boxes, with wax paper between tho rows. Store In a cool, dry cellar or a place secure from atmosphere nnd mice, Thin con fection will be found to be delicious at Christmas, Itoso and Strawberry Conserve .Tunc tlmo is rose time, nnd tho housewife can. If she wishes, make some veal Colonial rose npd strawberry conserve. Wnsh sufficient rose pctnls to measure one pint nnd then turn on n cloth to drain. I'lnce in n saucepan Three cups of sugar, Three ami one-half cups of jfrnto- hcrrics, packed tightly in cup. Stir to blend and then heat slowly to the boiling point. Add tho rose leaves and place an nsbestos mat under the saucepan to prevent burning. Cook until thick like jam. Kill into tiny sterilized liquor glasses and finish ns foi jellies. Strawberry liar lo Due Place in Ji saucepan Our rup of strained juice of cooken ihubarh. One tablespoon of ginted lemon peel, One quart of stiaicberrics, One quart of sugar. Ileal slowlyj nnd then place an ns bestos mat under the saucepan. Cook until thick like jam. Kill into small glasses and finish ns for jellies. Potpourri of Strawberries Kill n quart jar, packing tightly, with strawberries nnd then cover wltn one ami onc-hnlf cups ot granulated sugar Adjust the rubber unci lid nnd seal sc Cliiif !r' ,P'acc 'n a saucepan and cover with cold water. Urlng slowly to n boll. IMoco the pan whero l will slm iner. This mcnn8 cook uclow t)l Xm. ng point for ono hour. Ilcmove from tho water nnd let cool. A Dainty anil IMIcioiu Strawberry Calm Place in a mixing bowl Two-thirds cup of mgar, Itoo tablcspons of butter. until light lemon cohfr nnd For Ordinary Towels On the new, cvery-day towels or even tho old ones, a cross-stltcli touch Ir not at all necessary, but it does make them a wholo lot moro nttractlve, nnd ono Is Justified In puttlnB It on, for this reason. Minnll Initials of a modest, well-wearlnH blue, can bo quickly worked on each towel. You'll find that they have n. sort of (fay appearance that Just makes you want to look at them. Cream then add hour tablespoons of icater, One cup of sifted flour, I ico level teaspoons qf powder. baking Ileal; to mix nnd then fold In the stiffly beaten whites of two eggs. Turn Into nn oblong pan nnd bake in n slow pven for thirty minutes. Grease nnd Hour n pan before turning in the cnbe. Cool and split nnd then spread with whole berries. Put the top part on nnd cover with crushed nnd sweetened berries and then pile with Caledonian cream. Strawberry Juice for Cordial Wosh tho berries and then place In A kettle nnd mnsh. Heat very slowly and mash and stir constantly. Cook twenty minutes. Turn into a jelly bag and ler. drip, squeezing the fruit very dry. Now lino u large sieve or colnn der with two thicknesses of paper nap kins and set a small bowl In a large one. Set tho colander on the small bowl nnd turn Id the juice and let filter. Measure tho juice and then ndd one cup of sugar to each cup of juice. Holl for ten 'minutes nnd then filter. Kill into sterilized bottles nnd place the bot tles In hot-water bath and process for twenty minutes. Seal or cook, and when cold dip the tops of tho bottles In melted paraffin or sealing wax. This sirup can be used for sodas, sundaes nnd ns u sauce for puddings. Old English housewives rlnini that this strawberry cordial can bi nmde bv putting one-third of strawberry oordin'l in ti cup nnd then filling with boiling water. Add n pinch of nutmeg and then drink In place of tea. WANAMAKER'S WANAMAKER'S Long Gloves Of French Kidskin The superior product of the Ccnlcmcri glovccraftcrs in Grenoble, France Made of the pliant, beautifully-soft French Kidskin of the Nationale quality Conventionally correct styles for the bride nnd her attendants at spring weddings With that perfection of fit for which Ccntemeri Kidskin gloves have so long been noted White, tan and browns from the light fawn to the deep Havana shade In 8-button length, 4.50 12-button, 5.50; and lG-button (elbow length) Centemeri Gloves 123 So. 13th St. (New York Store, 400 Fifth Ave) 6.50 Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store tlppo IftSheppacd & Sons Voil es 'makes effect The Voile illustrated up" most stunningly. The of the white ratine crossbars on a background of rose, lavender, light blue or yellovJ is exceedingly smart. The price $2.25 the yard. Then there is na-Cy blue Voile xOitK dots or dashes in contrasting colors. 85c the yard. Or at 50c the yard b 1 u e , Hack or brown Voiles with dashes or dots of white. ThcVoije price -range is 50c to $2.95. The multiplicity' and variation of choice are fascinating. Organdies Lovely shadings of rose, lavender, light and'dark blue, brown nnd maize. Permanent finish adds practicality to beauty. Widths, 42 and 45 inches. Prices 85c and $1.00 the yard 1008 Chestnut Stt?t 'iHTspiiyiinreii, ASCO ASCO ASCO t" P . rA VQ l! M. ill- l-c II 1 ' i ASCO ASCO ASCO Unequaled Coffee Value If it were not for our Producer-to-Consumer Plan, which eliminates all in-between expense, we would not be able to sell such a high-grade coffee as our Asco Blend at such a low price. It is a blend of super-fine coffees-from the best plantations in the tropics. Coffees of the same grade are selling elsewhere at 40c and 45c per lb., but through our close connections with the sources of supply one handling and one small profit we are able to sell Asco Blend at only 2oc per lb. 3! ' tci Asco Coffee ,ib. 25 "Taste the difference?" Asco Blend has a fragrant aroma, an unusually delicious "taste." a soothing mellowness that you simply can't resist. You owe it to yourself to get acquainted with this delicious coffee. BEST Pure Lard 12V2c lb. Best opon-kettlo rendered lord. Finest quality to be had anywhere. Soap Bargains 6V2Ccake Felt Naptha Babbits Star Kirkman' P. & G. Naptha 4 for 25c Hest White Potatoes 8obiubo 35c Vi pk., 9c; U pk., Gc Fine big dry mealy pota toes. Serve Kaked Potatoes tomcht for a change. fco: 'II Pay You To Visit The. Market St. Beef Co. becauni' we have the quality. Always a full selection of Hcef, Veal. l-amli. all 1'ork Products; fresh-killed Chickens at ull timcH. Our meats arc kept under strictly sanitary conditions; that's why they're alas Iresh. Due to our enormous cash buying und selling, we are enabled to sell the finest quality meat at 10c to l.rc lb. less than your wuclier is charging you today. Convince yourself. Finest Legs of Yearling Lamb (SO 25k City-Dressed Shoulders?f Pork (&?) 20c,b, Large Shipment of Strips of BACON, 20b. - (1 to . lb. Average) AH Our STEAKS well Trimmed 30c lb. "icnic Hams or Shoulders flSkHTg Steak bugar Cured 6 Nice and Lean Ground Fresh 12 lb. SKIN -BACK HAMS 1 25 .c 'lb. tnctly Fresh EC.r.c; u a , (.77 w, w.fi UUU ..UtJ, i',CWllg l.lim, ': Soui, Hecf. - ' '" I'I'll' 1 dozen to a carton, 30c Pe; .Gibs, for 25c ,.31l,s. for 25c . 3 lbs. for 25c Monty Spare Itibs 15c lb. IMg's Feet 5c lb. Pure Pork Sausage 20c lb. aco Nut Margarine or X-L Margarine Y9cthcre 50c " by Iluv Itultor? l!u Poiipii iiiul Y.I. Mnrirnrlllo -r ; --r. 'Am rendy to wult on truile Closes Friday and Saturday MARKET ST. BEEF CO. ,522LVIarket St. and 5939 Market St.' lb. Butter 60 "Tato it I" Pure rich cream of happy, healthy cows in "the richest dairy districts of tho entire United States that's what makes Lbuclla Butter so delicious and pure. Richland Butter lb. 55c Big value in creamery print butter. Gold Seal Eggs carton 37 Fine big fresh eggs, right from tho nest. Twelve in every carton. Finest eggs laid. Meaty, chock full of nourish ment. Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz. 32c Every egg guaranteed absolutely fresh. 16-Button-Length White Silk Gloves, $1.15 1200 pair of these gloves come , just when women need them, from one of tho foremost silk i glove makers. "Seconds," but imperfections are so slight they will not impair thp wear sometimes only n heavy thread. "Firsts" of tho same quality would be almost double. Unusual quality with double finger tins nnd Paris Point stitch ing on the backs. 4-Pound Cans Epsom Salts, 18c Many of our customers toll us thev are recommended to use large quantities of Eosom salts for self-reducing baths. Others sav that thev find these salts helpful for rheumatic joint sat urations. Anyway, for one rea son or another, these salts sell nut as fast as we can get them in. Neat House Dresses, $1.50 Women will like this pretty belted style. Percale with blue, gray and V'nk figures and plain color collars, cuffs and pocket tops. Pink Crepe Envelope Chemises, $1 Thev wear excellently nnd are especially nice for warm weather. Trim-tailored style, with shoulder straps ami hemstitching. White Lawn Camisoles, 75c The ie have been so many i-p- i ciucsts that we now have these in tilain tailored style trimmed with tiny rosebuds. Girls' Bloomer Dresses, $2 i (7 to 12 year sizes) Sturdy pink, bluo or green chambrav with white pipings, outstanding pockets and sash. The bloomers nre cut generously full. It's been mqny n day since dresses like these were so little. Also attractively checked ging ham dresses in several stvles for girls of the same ages. $2. Striped Tub Silk Blouses, $2.90 Pongee Blouses, $2.90 Capital warm-weather blouses to wear with sports suits and skirts. All sizes, 34 to 4t. S I 27 x 54 Inch Rag Rugs, $1 Old-fashioned Int-or-mihs rag rugs which women buy in quan tity for Summer halls, bedrooms and bathrooms. This special pur chase of 330 will fairly fly away. i Asco Pork and BeanR Best selected domestic beans cooked with pork, and a delicious tomato sauce added. 3 cans for Fill your pantry shelves. 25c A S c o Long Stem Macaroni Elbow Macaroni Spaghetti i pkgs for 25. Assorted nny way jou wish. Sweet Sugar Corn Choice Tomatoes Choice Succotash cans for 25 Assorted any way you wish. Victor Bread Big Loaf 8c Mother made good bread there's no denying it. And Victor Bread is made just like Mother used to make tho deli cious biead that won your heart and palate. Children thfive on Victor Bread. j. lb. 45c Asco Teas i2 lb. pkg 23c; H lb. pkg., 12c Five different blends but all the sanfV price. Teas of -the same grade are being sold elsewhere at 00c, 70c and 80c per lb. These Prices in All Our 181 Asco Meat Markets Small Lean Smoked Picnics, lb. 16c Finest Quality Native Beef Best Cut Standing Rib Roast, lb. 30c Lean Soup Beef, lb. 8c . Lean Boiling Beef, lb. I2V2C Fresh Beef Suet, lb. 8c Thick End Standing Rib Roast, lb. 20c fc GENUINE Neck lb. 10c ; Breast lb. 6c , Shoulders lb. 18c ; Rump Chops ....;... lb. 38c I LAMB Rack Chops lb. 25c Rib Chops lb. 35c Loin Chops lb. 45c Legs of Lamb .... .. . lb. 35c Milk Fed Stewing and Roasting Chickens, lb. 43c Aico Store, all over Phila. and throughout Pennsylvania, Now Jeriey, Delaware and Maryland VKVH'WVVfVW'Wvwwvwmn'?wwtv ASCO ASCO ASCO ASCO' ASCO ASCO ASCO ASCO ASCO p.... . . l-.-.-f . . . .......... f f f r . . .-l-l'.-.-J---A-..,T...mT.( ASCOJ Jv ' uHttmsA Imfo FV il 1 yy,f VWum 197e $8.75 Jr : $1 T-9 nr Mi What Really Charming Coats, Capes and Wraps at $8.75 to $35! Nearly every kind of Spring wrap will hp found in this inter csling collection. cope for tporU wear or for motoring) coatt for butinets, for (hopping and for knockabout wear; wrapt, gracefully draped, for afternoon nnd informal evening occaiiom. in fact, wraps for every Spring and Summer use that a woman may care to put them to. Four excellent examples of value are sketched. $8.75 for a cape which can tie had in blown velour or gray or tan burella. $12.75 for a navy blue crge cape, cut with a coat front and stitched in yellow. $19 for a dolman of tan or moufflon velour, ilk lined nnd trim med with silk stitching and tassels. $29 for a most unusunl quilted satin coat in brown or black. It can be had with quilting nil over it (as in the .sketch) or simply on the collar, cuffs, front and hem. Tweed Coats, $12.75 In two shades of blown and in tan, these practical coats arc half lined with silk. (Mnrkoll Light -Weight Overcoats Mr. Man ! All Wool and Good Looking $28.50 to $38.50 Mostly tweeds, though some herringbones and knitted fab rics are among them. In the most seasonable shades and mixtures with plenty of giays, f'om the very light to the dark. Single-breasted box style with plenty of room in them. While we do not claim these to be waterproof, thev will turn off the drops of an average showei. 1 Exactly right for capriciou April! ((iftllrry. Murkil i Necklaces at Third to Half Less, $1 Colorful strings of cherry led, nmher, jade, jet, rub, coral and many other colors. Some imitate bakelite, others are of crystal or . s3 beads. Majority hae long decora tive tassels or fringes. Quite de lightful to wear with Summer frocks or serge dresse (Clirltlilll) Uncommonly Fine Silks $1.65 $2.10 $4 Philadelphia women seem to be liking this Down Stan mII mou better every day. They know they ianiiot get poor silks here because we won't have them at any price, l'hev ulso know that fashionable m1I can often be chosen here at onlv a little outlay becaiiM' of sudden happenings in the wholesale market. 35-Inch Messaline, $1.65 tl-ilk messaline with bright satin-like finish and eiuiuuli "bom ' to make it thorough!;, worthwhile for dresses, blouses and petticoat Plenty of favorite gray nnd navy blue, plenty of marine, brown, olu lose, Copenhagen nnd white. 40-Inch Radium Foulards, Unusual at $2.10 Sonic ot the loveliest foulards we have ever seen at this puce Pattern- lia.e the decided distinction of kinds that ordinarily cost a grea deal mote. The' figures are simple, jiet they seem to mean a lot and they iliape perfectly. The silk itself is .-oft und smooth v. ith duil radium finish, ideal for Summer dresses. Nav.v, blown, Copenhagen and lilatk giounds, mostly with one-color designs. Full -10 inches w nk. 40-lnch Canton Crepe, Surprising at $4 Kverv thread, of course, is all-sdk and the weight is quite heavv at this moderate price. New shipments of siuh wanted shades as rust, Harding blue, navy, brown, reseda, fan, beige and white i( entrrtl Adora Corsets I $2 to $10 VII the new Adora corsets in models best suited to todav's modes are here for women of every type. The light, low cor set with scarcely nnv boning--for the young girl or slim woman; the long, medium-high corset with strong, yet flexible, boning for the tall, heavy llgure; these and all the models in between arc ready for you. Adora corsets are made espe cially for Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store and can be found only here. Fittings Oui convenient fitting rooms, ngnt off the Coiset Store, and the advice and help of our ex perienced fitters are at .voiir service without chaige. ( .Mil nil Little Boys' Tub Suits $2.50 to $3 I'.uttun-en and middy suits ate 111 nine different styles in good gmtrhnms and wash suitings Some are plain dark cadet blue, otheis are gra.v and still others have gray or blue trousers and white vvn,st. Sizes ' to R enrs. cntriill Seamless Sheets 81x90 Inches Special at $1.15 Of nood iu.ilit. inu-Jin full" lleai lied ( rlltrttl Fashion Steps Forth in These Smart New Pumps and Oxfords Itlack Oxfords of good calfskin have full wmg tips with perforations, welted soles and low heels. ! HO. (Jrny Suede Pumps with one instep strap have turned soles ami baby French heels. $i).90. Strap Pumps of tun calfskin with one instep strap have turned soles and baby French heels. $8.75. Plain Pumps of light tan calfskin with turned soles and high covered heels. ?9.90. 1 , "T Hrown Mrap Pumps oi ooze laltskm have one in step strap, lui ned sole- and high covered heels. !).0H. Two-strap Pinups - of light tan calfskin vwili turned soles and high co -ered heels. SIMM. Strap Pumps of tan calfskin with one instep htiup. turned soles and high covered heels. $t).fl( Saddle-strap Oxfords of light tan calfskin witn many perforations, welted soles and medium heels. ?8.25. I ntnrt) I 1 3 .1 ,. r t.jJjAv i. ivtf. tii&tfc . $MMii
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