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TO MRS. WILSONS CORNER
ITlic Cosmopolitan Kitchen RcccivcsRcciics for Pudding, Two
Kinds of Soup ana nouana nccj come 1 asiy jumuws
m Mits. m. A. Wilson
kwir'MM' I J". , '.)
mopolltnn Utd.cn ma o many
..,' i. ihnt this week It will con-
I ,r " . from vnrioui contributors,
WltZ KuK
PRACTICAL CAPE COAT
FOR SMALL PERSON
Mf" nl,r '"''"'; .omnv claim it; and
T!P .in I do not like to use recipes
then nn " I ''" " nniitv attached to
thnt nnv ""
thf,7, r 1 Lo. of Lincoln rond,
M n V cent n very attractive
gSffiSc ",l ll-V tested out. It was
flpllrlo.i .,.. . T.nkewood. X. Y..
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Ml
lr".' U ;'.l -m .nlonrllll rod
l.i.n hm rontriuHii'ii "V''""'"-" v.,1
Ihm from Ilollnnd or me jw
frSm I M and or tbc Low Countries
from . Li nnnni zinc and a decided
6w using.
I nppend the.
o-Tn
nnd bake In
iron.
Chocolate
hot wnll-crenfccd waffle
Jumbles
.. Ilwu 111111'
llfir ui -. ,'.,..,, ntnnun
IT m?h intcrcl in' ,our
T.Jh nn old housekeeper like my
rl n." nften profit bv. , Wish tag
' 'tlm"d success and anurliiR
V..r mn vorv truly jours.
MISS r.. J. LOSS.
1 incoln rond, Brooklyn.
Quick Apple Puddlnc 1010
Wu mid pnre four largo nnples nnd
Jn .1 1 nto eighth. rince In a pud-
S n n H. n run "f tor Swen
l"1.? r .,.i ..,illtti. niitmPC. lit-
fi? i- :;'n. imie nllspico Cook until
,.rr endpr and then add one cup of
TtMrfA tnie bread, made by soaking
?$' 1 rnd in rold vvnter and then turn
he into rloth nnd nquecxlng dry. Rub
hfniush i i"vp to remove the limps and
ir-nlP. Sprinkle with sugar nnd dot
tfth b" of butter nnd n little candled
rfm"n or nrnnge peel. Now place in n
bonl ... ..
Onrt cup " "C """k.
One rgg.
neat to hlcnd nnd then pour over the
padding and hnko In n moderate oven
C tUntx five minutes. Brown well
and then -ervo with hard sauce, pre
rarod in follows
Onp cup of lugar,
Onr Infitnpnait of buttrr,
Onr half tempnon of ramlli,
Onr fourth Icaiponn of mnplr extract.
Mm S Trimble, of Hovcrlle, Lake
wod. N J . fnds to this corner eomfi
old Holland reripes that are nvpr -'00
iiocrnl7cd to suit the times in mcas
urtnitnl onlv
Holland Potato Soup
l'arr four itiedntm-slzrd potatoes and
thfn vii o verv thin. Wash nnd plnco
in n Fiurcpnn nnd add two cups of wa-
i.. rnni until tlip tiotatoes nrc very
of' nnd Mien niinco two tablespoons of
Inr-on erv hne nnd cook slowlv in order
not to brown too much. Add the four
Ue tablespoons of flour nnd blond well
nilh the baron fnt, then add the cooked
potato' h and two cups of milk. Beat
hard to blend the flour nnd milk and
at the i-nine timp lirpnk up tuc potatoes.
Kumn in tnste nnd then add two table,-
snooni of finclv minced parsley and
wr This is n fine dish for clilldicti
Holland Oyster Soup
Drain one pup of oysters about 20
and then look over carefully to remove
the bits of shell, nnd wash. Place three
nins of milk in a saucepan nnd add
hen 1nheinonnv of huttcr,
lhr(r tnblnpoons of flour.
Mu to blend the flour nnd heat milk
iowU to the boiling point. Add two
riifh-d Mi'dn crackers.
While the milk Is heating place tho
miters i ii ssupppan and ndd the
trained liquor TIcut to the boiling
point ,ind tlun ndd at once to the scald
in? milk stirring quickly to blend pron
irh Splint) to tnste and ndd one-half
rto?iii whole alNpiie and serve nt one.'.
Holland Iteef
shir, one -fourth pound of dried beef
nnd lion row r with one cup of cold
fiiir ii I k miner ".lowly for a few nun
iit' ltini to a Ml nnd then strain
ind m tin li(ind in u cup. Now place
"up 'i of milk,
Une half i up of flour
"i n . unpin and stir to diolve.
t iic 'ov t,) a boil and tlien ndd the
(fr wlnti Imx been drnined from the
'pf M r o blend well and then add
'lip lini niul let the nilrtuio como to a
loll i , k v,, for three minutes to
rpinme die raw tn'-te from t lie flour and
i'ii n ndd three tablespoons of butter.
Nru hi . .tn o with whole. boiled potn-tee-
nn u giun vegetable for luncheon
or i nn
Dutch Waffles
I' i e n 'i bowl
' "' i ' In o "J)J,
'uo tnhlripnnni of iioar,
(in. niilciir,on of cooled ami melted
hli rrt
iinr ! it tinpitnn of salt.
I renin vrl '11111 then add
no ii; i nl tlnut.
' Wi ;iooii of hakoin pnudri,
iiur ml our half cunt o wiflt.
"' ' i ii Mnootn Inttor and thpn
Win i illy lipatpn whites of cggH
A contributor wiids these detlcloiiK
old-tllno goodies to this corner. So
make up n batch, if the family Is small,
nnd ft double amount If jou have grow
ing boja nnd girls; they nio ever so
much better than sweets that are
bought.
Melt one cup of shortening nnd place
in n mixing bowl nnd ndd
Tico cup of brown upar,
Three aquam of chocolate.
Cream nnd then ndd
Three well-beaten cop,
One level tcatpoon of soda'distotved in
Tko lablapoant of toorm icafcr.
Mix well and then add
Four cupi of sifted flour,
One teaspoon of cinnamon,
One teaspoon of vanilla.
And work to n bmooth dough. Ijct
this dough stand overnight and chill.
Tn the morning roll out one-half inch
thick nnd then cut with n doughnut
cutter nnd place on a baking nhect nnd
bnkc in a moderate oven for 'ten min
utes. Cool nnd then frost with water
icing.
Place
One and one-fourth cups of confec
tioner's sugar.
One teaspoon of flavoring desired.
nnd sufficient boiling water to make
n mixture that will spread. Use n.
spatula and sprend over the jumbles.
One-hnlf cup of cocoa can be used In
plnce of (the chocolate, if desired.
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
Itildcta Entanglement
By EDITH LOWELL
"Tea, I lovo you, more than nny one
In this world," nnd Hilda smiled nt the
questioner. "I love yon, but I won't
marry you yet."
"Now, Hilda, he sensible, there's a
good girl. Thera'n absolutely no rea
son why you should put me off so, your
only reason is "
"That I'm not ready. I'm not. nnd
since .ou're so angry, I'll finish road
lag this storv. You are angry, aren't
you? Plenso be cros. for I'm nearly
bored to death with your everlasting
good nature."
Boh glanced nt her quickly. Although
her eyes were mocking, there was a
hint of earnestness in her words that
mnde him uneasy.
"Why. Hilda, littlepirl. what is it1
Are ou tired of me?"
"No. Bob. not tired. It'n jnt because
,- tiilntr l too cood to rw true I
want romance, adventure! Listen, Bob.
when 1 was n little tot it was j.ou who
hauled me in your cart. 1 rode on jour
eloclpedc. J on pulled me out of the
duck iKind. You've danced with me.
studied with me. nnd loved me. It has
always been you nothing has ever
come ItPtween us nnd now jou want
me to marry you!"
"Why, Hilda, little girl, I don't know
what you mean or what to do but
, lnve enough?'' His arm stole
around her. Sho sighed and snuggled
dose, then suddenly she thrust out
her hand' and pushed him nwav.
"Bob, I want to he rescued I want
you to be n hero. I want you to snatch
me from thn jaws of a horrib'e death,
to carry me from n burning building.
Anything nnything' Bob. dear, only
let's not just be married and live hap
pllv ever after. I want an ndventure,
something different, something to re
mpmbpr nnd thrill nt, even nftcr ten
That night when Bob was nlono In his
Iff I 'J IU
By
COKKINH LOWE
The capo rovers a multitude of sms
else why doea the operatic villain al
ways wear one? It uIo rotors a mul
tltudo of nges, nnd any womnn of from
three to seventy-three is wearing them
this ppring.
Horns of the little jerecy nnd duvotjn
nnd sergo capes for children are per
fectly lovely, but the moie practical
mother realizes that the cape-coat gives
just ns much sranrtnp,s. tojnlipr with
more warmth and mote tPnl freedom of
movement. '
A delightful little model Is thift
shown todny with Its modish big ruff of
plaited king'B bluo organdy echoing the
silk lining of-tho deep cape. Thn cont
itself is beige Polret twill. The tnu
traw hat is faced with the snmo King s
blue.
room ho pondered tho question deeply.
What could bo do what could n mnn
in such n tiosltlon do?
But fntc often steps In nnd settle
our difficult problems when wn least ex
pect it.
The next morning Hilda's six -year-old
neighbor, Stnnlpy Mason, found her
in her garden. "Oh, Miss Hilda, won't
you ploflfo have n picnic with me this
afternoon? Mother's going nwn, nn' I
just liate t" stnj with Katie '
"Why, Stan, I'd love to What shall
we do. and where shall we have our
picnic?"
"I tell you what ; I'll get my fish llnps
and you can take us in your car and
we'll fish in Shady Brook "
'That will be lovely, dear, If mother
says nu may we will start at H o'eloik.
I'm so glad you Invited me I'll put up j
the luncheon. You run nnd nsk your
mother " ,
It was only four miles to the sluggish'
IIIIIa l.-t, ,,! In n alinrt tllTlfl tllP
IUHV IIIUWI, HUH ,l. r...w. w - -.
stopped bv the side of the seldom-used
lond. After Stanley hail ncuiauy i -ed
a fish, Hilda thought she would try
her fisherman's luck. Stan rectneo I to
enjoy halting her hook with ft wiggling
wurm, though Hilda had to turn nway.
After losing her bnlt several times
die felt n hinvy jerking on her line.
She pulled it in, exclaiming, "Oh, I
must have the grandfather of nil
fishes I" She gave n tremendous pull
nnd there on the bank beside her lay n
horrible, great, wiggling cell At Hlldn h
cry of alarm Stanley ran toward her,
but he was just n little uoy. nnu iiuuu i
terror frightened him. He began to
wsll. Hilda's nanlc lncreaed as she
vcrninblcd up the steep bunk. The lint-
somehow ncruine entnngieu niraui m-i
nnklc, with the eel pulling nnd writhing
nt the end of tin line. Hilda screamed
nnd struggled, but could not release
her foot. Sho suddenly renlized Stnn s
fright nnd calmed herself.
"There Staji dear, we'll get the old
eel off somehow. Mary must have put
a knife In the luncheon basket will you
look nnd see?"
Stanley ran to thn car and opened the
basket. "N'o, thcro isn't, the bread a
all san'wiches, so ,we didn't need any.
Hilda tried to loosen tho fishing line
so thnt sho could slip her foot from
the noose, but the slight tugging caused
the eel to flop and twist. Hilda jumped
i.nin nn.l thn mrrl tishtencd. After
sevcrnl trials, each seeming to stir the
eel Into greater netlvity. Hilda asked
Stanley to go to tho farmhouse across
the field for assistance.
A moment later a car rumbled over
the wooden bridge.
"By oil the saints! that's Hilda!
What can she be doing there? And
Bob sprang from the tunabout nnd ap
proached the knoll. . ,
' "Oh, Bob! I'm so glad to see you I
Do hurry nnd cut me loose from this
dreadful eel!"
Bob took In the situation nt n glance.
He was cruel enough to lnugh.
"So vou want to be rescued, my fair
lady? There are no burning buildings,
no jaws of death, but I trust I in as
welcomo as if there were. Am 17
Hilda moved her foot slightly, tho eel
turned n twisting somersault. Hilda
screamed.
"Oh, Bob. cut mo loose from this ter
rible creature, but tie me to yourself. I
want you to bo near me nlways. I m
I rescued I've had my adventure ana
l m yours jorcvur nuu c.
WANAMAKER'S DOWN STAIRS STORE 1 WANAMAKER'S
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
Young Men's All -Wool Suits
Special at $15
Next complete novelette, "The Lit
tlest Mother.'
Meeting
Today I met you In tho town.
Tou smiled nnd spoke a frl'ndly
word.
But had no greeting passed your
lips.
I Bhould have heard
You did not tell mo what I know,
Sometimes fo llttlo can suffice.
And tho gray street where ws had
wnlkcd,
Became a rond to paradl'e.
Bernlcc Brown, In McCall's.
Things You'll Love to Malic
Adjustable
UlotopVeil
This ADJl'STABI.H MOTtiK Villi
Ii conenltnt as well ns chic Htnrt with
one lend of a long chiffon ell Iirnpo
It around tho Imml of jour motor cap
Tie a knot at ono sldo. Hrjng It down
'oosely under jour cnui lintner u in
and tack In pleco nt the other Hldn of
tho cap. leaving: onn long end. Sew tho
upper parts of four simp fasteners nt In
tcrvaln of threo Inchoi nlonjr tho edge of
that part of tho oll that falls under thn
chin Sew the other partB of the snaps
to thn front of the cap band When the
breezes bpgln to blow jour locks nbout,
snap the fasteners (sen tho small sketch
nl the l"ft. nnd jour APH.STABI.i:
MOTOIt Villi, will ask no faors of tho
stifftsl brwze. PLORA.
IBIBUlMSVllHiai
MK H ITTMiai .IT
KHMinSHwMC
Model S&OTS.
No. 938 g
$9.00
Before you select your Spring foot
wear may we suggest that you
come in and see the lovely new La
France models we are showing?
You will find a splendid assort
ment, beautifully made of the most
fashionable leathers clashing Strap
Pumps like the one pictured, trim Boots
and Oxfords shoes for
sport wear, for everyday
service, for "dress-up"
occasions.
And, best of all, they
are reasonable in price.
O at 1o 1H loot
yAa OJS&w Siatf
1204-06-08 Market St.
ftSAB.wPWAKvjtA
rTcOME HAVE LUNCHEON AT jTl NOTICE "t . WfflMIIP
"j. fi p-rr; -w .' i I'lin-' Special Orders S &j&MAW
thA. P,MlrSl prt of city. I WlH
LJggyeahd and WalNut1 0 1 1 mf ft
J TOMORROW'S MENU -W ami 1 1 Jm
Chicken Ohra Soup M lj r I Jf f
Q Choice of Braised Short Mb of Beef M v k SL9 HJ
1 Creole or Fried Ovsterm ( Platter ) A I fl
1 Roll, and Butter Coffee and Milk W ' '
nyj rtii.Sff, CAFE OPEN EVERY SUNDAY&ri'nVc.X1 1 , ZZZ.JL
11 '""""in i laeatamtBmtmamamameraaaamBtimmsMitaaBVBBtisanssBKma
V aluable Furs
Require Expert Attention
To keep them up to date,
remodeling ib required. My
charges for such work arc
always moderate; at this
time of year I make special
prices and store the remod
eled pieces until Autumn
without charge.
JACQUES FERBER
Furrier
1316 WALNUT ST.
Lamps for Summer Homes
Electric Lamps
and
Artistically
Hond-Painted
Parchment and
SiHt Shades
You should mnko selection's
now of the Inmps you will need
for your Summer Living
Rooms, Dining Rooms, Libra
ries, Porches, etc. Correctly
chosen lamps with their bright
welcomo glow impart n touch
of elegance nnd cheer to tho
setting, not obtainable any
other wny. Here you enjoy tho
advantage of a profusion of
Lamps nnd Shades expoitly
assembled and fairly priced.
We will reserve for future
delivery.
Dougherty's Faultless Bedding
Hnir Mattresses Box Spririfjs Bedsteads
1632 Chestnut Street
Tart Norwegian Calf
One Strap
Walking
Pump
With heavy sole
$12
CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
Cttabtiihcd 1868
A Variety of
Sports Hats
Especially Sailors
$2.50 to $5
$2.50 for becoming hats of
poplin trimmed with rows of
straw braid in navy blue or
white with navy braid.
$3 for smart hemp sailors
in navy, black or brown, with
the under part of the double
brims natural straw color.
Also fluffier hats with ruf
fled ribbon crowns.
$3.85 for largo, floppy hats
of henna or Copenhagen blue
straw.
$5 for good-looking natural
Milan sailors; larger hats of
natural straw with bindings
and ribbons in white, lavender
or navy; rows of narrow white
ribbon edgod with pink or
navy braid go round and round
to form tho crowns of other
hats.
Sailors
Special at $1.85
Various shapes in black,
navy and brown, some with
white facings.
(Market)
Few-of-a-kind suits from our own good
stocks kinds that averaged double this
price last October Every suit all-wool
cheviot in mixed patterns. Mostly in young
men's styles.
Good vacation suits at a most amazing
price.
All sizes fnom 34 to 42 in tho lot, but only one,
two or three suits of a kind. Just 3ixty of these
suits so come early!
Men's All-Wool Suits
,With Two Pair of
Trousers, Special $28.50
Tailored in tho Wanamakcr way, fitting over the
shoulders nnd around tho collar in a way that
wins approval from every man who tries on a coat.
These are all-around fine suits materials, tailoring
and general appearance.
The materials are blue serge and seasonable
mixtures.
(OaUrrr. Mrket)
Men's Good Raincoats
Special at $5
Just fifty more bo best como in early 1
They're of rubberized tan material with
sewn and cemented scams, deep pockets and
convertible collars. . , , .
Fine for Spring rqlns good to carry in
the car with you, too.
(0nry. SUrUM)
Men's Union Suits in a New
Style at $1.25
Of finely ribbed cotton in athletic style, fastening
on the left shoulder with two buttons. The neck
band is ro-enforccd with tape. Sizes 34 to 44.
(O.llrrj-, Mnrket)
Men's Black or Brown
Oxfords, Special at $4.75
Good black leather or brown calfskin Oxfords
in English last or mediumrround too last. They
have straight tips, good, sturdy welted soles and
low, broad heels.
A Fine Assortment of Other
Oxfords for Men at $6 to $9.90
Tan calfskin, rordran, black kidskin, black
calfskin or nut-brown cram leathers some in
brogue stylf with man perforations and saddle
straps, some on, English lasts, others in the con
scrvativr round or medium too style.
'(fmllfrv, .Market)
Neckwear 50c
Half price for pictty neck
wear, Including orgnndie and
net fichus nnd other dainty
things for Summer frocks.
"White organdie sashes arc
also 50c.
Centrl
New Crepe de Chine
Blouses, $5.90
Quite a good deal less than the
pi ice of seven or eight vceks ago
for thcye standard shirtwaists.
Unusuallv heavy crepe do chine
carcfully'finished. Gray, tan, pink
and white.
(MnrUrO
A . j
A Sale of Good
Sports Skirts at $5
Tlaid skirts, striped skirts, skirts in ilub checks or plain colors!
Exactly light for golf, canoeing and general Summer wear.
Some are box pleated, some knife pleated, some are smartly
tailored with set-in pockets.
Thev'rc of nay blue serge with gold stitching, plaid serge, plaid
e'our, club-checked basket ene, tan cowrt i'loth nnd pin-chcckcd
clour Plenty of blue-and-tan, bluc-and-blnck, tan-nnd-brown and
tan-nnd-green combinations.
All sizes from 23 to 32 inch waistbands tl ough not all sizes
in am one style. Wide choosing and a goodly samg on every skirt.
(MarUrD
Wool-and-Fiber Rugs
In the Largest and Best Assortment
We Have Ever Shown
Colors and designs aie of higher character than th. p u-ually found
of this sort. The rugs nrc all reversible nn.i 01 excellent
rugs of this quality will outwear
h
in rue
duiable quality. We beliee that
any other rugs at similar prices,
6x9 feet, $9.50 and $11
6 x 12 feet, $15
7.6 x 9 feet, $11 and $13.50
8.3 x 10.6 feet, $14 and $17
9 x 12 feet, $15 and $18
12 x 12 feet, $20
12 x 15 feet, $23.75
(( lientnut)
Charming Frocks for Girls
it
White Sale Specials at
Wonderfully Low Prices
Merchandise at the lowest prices since the war.
Mostly 20 to 50 and even 60 per cent less than
those of this time last season. Heads of families who
are trying "to make both ends meet" will find that
ends will lap over far more comfortably if they use the
economies of this half-yearly event.
Women's Nightgowns, 85c, $1, $1.50
White nainsook with embroidery or Lvc and ribbon. A
number of styles.
Women's Chemises, 65c and 85c
Hand-embroidered ones nt tf.'ic. Paint affairs trimmed
with lace and four rows of 'birring nt 8.rn Materials such a
women really like
White Petticoats, 75c and 85c
Astonishing ones mndo of cambric or mulm sith nutation
filet lace at 75c, and good embroidery flounces uith scalloped
or dot cmbroidcrj at 8 So V crv -tjle has an undnl.v
Extra-Size Petticoats, $1, $1.50 and $2
Measuring almost tin inch' over the hips I inched with
beautiful embroidery flounce- ard good underlay
Women 's Silk Envelope Chemises, $1. 65
Pink crept de chine trimnrii tli wide lace and r ro-es
and edged with lace at tli. i -ir Sntin ribbon straps.
Ueluiously pretty nt the prut
Satin Step-in Bloomers, $1.65
These Japanese t.atin blocmei- arc the new strp-m kind
Quite elaborately lace-trimmed F',i-' nt the waist
Silk and Lace Boudoir Caps, 50c
L rerc de chine or sntin mn bincd ' 1 wide or narrow la -c
Pink, blue, lavender and mairr
Printed Voile Kimonos, $1.85
( ut sn full that tbev car 1 r called cr eloping ' Made of
voile, neatlv printed with ttn 'losers n pink or blue Vhitp
tuxedo collar and cuff-.
1000 Brassieres, 50c
T-our different stvles of 't-p tnmnic i inieir- made of
good cambric and properly 'taH
Uncommonly Good Corsets, $1.85 and
$2.50
Wanamakcr Special eor.sets pnced l'wer b the Manufac
turer for th s White S"ale. Mude f pink br'xadtd lean u til
elastic at top or trimmed with pink embroider
Models for average and lendei women
White Sale White Materials
bO fur ten ards of soft-finish longt.'ot!i, n h w idi
SRe yard for white crossbar and striped diess ni , 'i, mi h -,
wide; Inst enr it was moie than double
't.ic arrl for plain white voile, 41 inches wide 'a scar it
was more than double.
o, d for white tricotme and grbardine ".ii i i hi wn'e,
last year k was almost double
ii f ntml
K Nsk $7.50
J $2.7.-,
Of couirc, the frc--1! Spr.ng-liko
ginghrms that add a zest to
chooldavs niu-t come first. All
the delightful check-, plaids nnd
plain colors imaginable for girls
of 8 to 1 1 cars are here at ?2.75
to $8.7.r.
The one thnt is ketched at
$2.75 is in blue-ana brown or
pmk-nnd-green plaid The ging
ham is good qualit.v, nnd nrcn't
the pockets uiterc-ting''
Organdies for
Dress-Up Time
$5.50 to $10
These, too, are mnitly for girls
of 8 to 11 vears The colors are
delectab'e, being pale lemon, limo
and nprlc-bloshom pink, ns well
as white.
The exceptionally charming
frock at $7.50 that is bketchod is
in combination of rose, maize or
giecn with white
Fascinating Pantalette
Dresses, $2, $3, $3.50
A "mandarin pnntalette frock
at $3.50 and another version with
black stitching nt $2 are sketch. I
to fdiow mothers how de'ightful
these arc The little pnn'n
iottes are separate from the man
e'arin jackets to make them en1-,
to launder. Green, blue, tan nnd
corn color ehnmbrny at each
pi ice. Sues " to 6 years
"
,
1 '
Children' s Garments
20c to $1.65
Babies' diesscs, sues up to 'J
; eats, 85c and $1 65.
Drnwci wni.sts with tapeu w
buttons, sues .'1 to 11, at 50c
Night drawers, sizes -1 to 14, at
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