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REAL FRENCH DEJEUNER
GIVEN BY MRS. WILSON
Wdadanw Is Very Careful to Have a Meal That Is Appetizing
P but at the dame 1 imc economical ucncious ztvcctorcaas
- muh. M. A. WILSON
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BnflB French housewife, ns a hostess,
VI prefers to entertain her really Intl
Lite Wends nt dejauner or at little
"Wheonn. These repasts are quite In
l!?tB and the menu arranged for these
..lons UBtialTV rontftin the faWlto
!A M ? thoM Who are the iruesta of
aS'nie w "e l,, t,able ,n
, ii ,t.t.ll for an nformal meal, rov
rff the table with a rich damask cloth
"S'rnirkllnK silver and rryatal all
"?ihl?h m"kei. a most attractive table.
ffl.Idom do these affairs become ex-Jffi-the
usual thrift and economy
'J .he honscwlfe In the country districts
fc chateau or mansion.
'v waste 1 the motto-uUlUc all
. 1. 1. he sloznn In these homes across
w -.mVmnts make for waste. So thH
jnfMlT wSSan carefully plans the
Solent of her menu, consulting
7";,7.Hv with the. cook, ior. uuu.o
minr of the domestl
Irs In this country,
manr oi wo - r ho nrcBide
thOM dWini"- '"TnHde In their
L" f a K ff .aPt t driving
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worn ?" "' .'"' -j.
,t.rp haynin lor ---? ,,,.... or
i litre is rl"'
Inncheon. Feinme
r?.lttw of Sweet Bread, Hourcoisio
i.rlSletfw Strln Bpftn8 ,
, ?i. Cheese Dressing
W Cherry Tarts Cafe Nolr
. Tote7crackerSntWlth Fromase
Totato ft la Bonne Femme
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TVfe 7"J-'i roM "'a',r
Bring to n boll and then place on the
rim.rfnB : burner and cook slowlv for
lo ho rs Now. just ns soon as you
' ptaet tl "stock on the simmcrinR burner,
tut In dice
One carrot,
One turnip.
Onlhalf cup of finely chopped onion,
? o& Uave, of lettuce,
thliied terV fine-
When the stock is cooking one hour,
dd two bouillon rubes and the pre
Bind vegetable.. This is usuallv pre
pared the day before and reheated when
Remove the bones from the potAge and
tut off all meat ; then set aside until
" To nrepare the sweetbread: Cover
I ralr of sweetbreads with cold water
Just a 'eon as they rome from mar
ket snd ndd one tablespoon of lemon
Juice Let stand for two hours, then
wash and place in a saucepan and rover
, with boiling water and cook for twenty
minutes. fool and then set on Ice.
Pare and cut in dainty pieces
One large carrot,
7 wo large turnip.
Tun branches of celery.
Parboil ami thrn mince fine two
eunreg of haeon. Fry. Skim out the
haron and add
One-half cup of chopped omont,
The prepared vegetables,
One cup of mushrooms, pared and cut
in pieces,
Toss gently and then add
One and one-half cupt of cream
KVCC.
And the cooked bacon.
Pfnn with alt and pepper and
a little pinch of thyme and a bit of
lr,ie , . . .
Four tablespoon of finely nunced
firiltv.
The mccf picked from the veal bones.
Divide into six individual casseroles
and then rut the prepared sweetbreads
In lx piofpt. Cut each piece in three
and place nn top of tho prepnred vege
tables Cover with strips of bacon and
bakp in n moderate oer for twenty
minute S'ete in the casserole.
Flageolettes nrc n small species of lima
UCaiiP. hh n " Hill tan i iii in uiuim
In plenty of cold water overnight. In
ti morning cook er,v slowlv until
tmdfr. and then drain and senson with
kit and popppr and a little butter.
String 'bean cut in pieces one inch
lour. Coter with boiling wator and
cook until tender. Drain and add
One mtnrtd anion,
Bit o garltc,
One-quarter cup of ucll-scasoned
trench di-rump.
fnok aloulv for five minutes.
. Prepare tho lettuce by cutting large
n(au Di irivii iiiiu riA ifitrm. jura us
fin lvouiii cui oiDongp. ai trom tne
tenter, and then wash well and place
la water to cricp Place in plates and
ttrve with chee ih easing.
v Place in a bowl
j Tico-lAirdj cup of lalad oil,
One fratnnnn nf salt.
One-half ieaspnnn nf papnka,
Osc-ounrfcr teaspoon of muitard,
On.half teaspoon of paicdered suyat ,
tour tablespoons of vinegar.
Three tablespoons of Parmesan
dttie,
Tiny ht of garlic.
Rat with e fork to blpnd thoroughly
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AMAZING 1
REDUCTIONS f
'1 DISTINCTIVE DRESS MODES 1
i $1 Q-50 I
Ii Formerlu priced up to 65.00
STREET DRESSES EVENING DRESSES M j
1 AFTERNOON FROCKS j
ij "n'on Crepes Taffetas Mignonettes W
mytorgettrs Tncatitics Potret Tuills
'Biiliilpw iV c' ' D,g' ,ui Sf,"' Fimt
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and chill. Heat again before pouring
over the lettuce.
Cherry Tarts
The little Individual tart pan is used
for making these tarts. Line the pans
with plain pastry and use a pastry Jigger
to cut strips of pastry one-half inch
wide and sufficiently long enough to
go around the edge of the pastry in the
tart pan. Now brush the edges with a
mixture of beaten egg and milk and All
with the following mixture.
Stone one pound of cherries and then
place in a saucenan and add one cud
of sugar. Heat slowly until the sugar.
dissolves and then cool until tne cher
ries are tender. Now add
One-half cup of raisins, cut into hits,
One-half cup of nuts, cut into bits,
One-quarter cup of candied ginger,
cut into bits.
Cool before using. Reserve about one
third of this mixture. Set tho tarts
on a baking sheet and bake (n a slow
oven for one-half hour. Remove from
the ovep and fill to the tonw!tn the
balance of the mixture which had been
reserved for this purpose.
Coffeo that Is served at luncheon and
dinner Is the black demltassc of extra
strength.
To prepare the toasted crackers
Itrush the small square soda crackers
very lightly with butter and toast a
very delicate brown. .These crackers
must bo watched very carefully while
toasting, as they burn very quickly. The
fromage or cheeao may be cream cheese
or roqucfort, just as you wish.
The mints are usually prepared at
borne ns follows : Flace in a small
pitcher
One cup of confectioner's sugar,
Three drops of mint extract or flavor
ing, And sufficient boiling water to make
nn iLiim iiuii, win juni sprcaa. .uw
drop this mixture from Xhe snout of
the pitcher and cut with a knife. Drop
the mintts on wax paper and allow to
stand for two hours before lemoving.
They may bp placed on plates covered
with paper dollies. Some mv 1 coK
ored a delicate pink or green with
egetable coloring. This meal will serve
six people.
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
Desert Folks
y DADDY
CHAPTER II
The Tickled Lions
PEGOY'S wish that the sand storm
might stop wns granted as soon as
she had made it. Bhe nnd Billy and
Folly "Wisher, the fat-faced goblin,
dropped swiftly toward the ground.
"Oh, T hop'e we fall on something
soft," cried Peggy.
The words were scarcely out of her
month when kcr-plunk she landed on
a furry cushion. At thp samp moment
Billy came down kerslam on a second
furry cushion, and Folly Wisher tum
bled kerchug Into n third furry cushion.
"Wae-ugh!" grunted Peggy's cush
ion. "Wau-oof," rumbled Billy's cush
ion. "Wau-ouch," gasped Folly Wish
er's cushion.
Peggy bounced to her feet to see what
the had fallen upon. Her eyes rested on
a yellowish brown rug,
"My goodness, how did that rug get
here?" cried Peggy.
"That is Just what I want to know,"
declared Billy, who was looking down
upon a second rug.
"Shsh-sh-shl I think I know."
whispered Folly Wisher, beginning to
creep away from the nig on which he
had landed. "The rugs came heri on
their own feet. Be quiet. Don't wake
them up!"
Peggy and Billy laughed nt thi. Haw
could rugs come on their own feet?"
"I have seen lots of nigs." said Billy,
"but T never saw one that could walk
unless some one was Inside it."
"Sh-sh-sh!" whispered Polly Wisher.
"Thnt is what is the matter with thec
rugs. There is some one inside them."
Peggy and Billy stared at tho rugs
with wondering eyes. Yes. n1r. they
were rising and falling as if some one
were Inside of them. And as they looked
n stick nt the end of Peggy's rug rose
and waved back nnd forth
"Oracious, it is a tall." gappd Pcggv.
At that moment n tail aro.e from llillj's
rug, nnd then one from Follv WisJicr's
rug. Three tails waved in the air.
"It Is queer for rugs to have living
tails," said Billy. "I am going to look
into this mvstery. If peisons aro hid
ing under these rugs thinking to give
uh a scare, we will fool thein.'
Blllv grabbed the tail of his rug and
gave U a jerk Pegg followed his ex
ample, jerking the tnii of her rug. and
Folly Wisher did thp tame. All three
tails got shnrp pull" "
Then n surprising thing happened.
VHITECREPEDECHENE
SUITS THE GRADUATE
By COniNNE LOWE
Know all men by these presents that
Sally has satisfactorily passed the re
quirements of the faeultv of appropriate
dressing for graduation exercises. For
Sally wears a white crepe de chine frock
with a white satin saBh tied at the side
and trimming of Valenciennes lace.
And this year there Is nothing more
modish than the crepo de chine grad
uation frock. Indeed, for the first
time some of these dresses are tnadp
up in me very light pastel tints of
crepe.
Instead of pulling the rugs back by the
tails, the children were amazed to have
the talis jerk them forward. The sand
heaved at the other end of the rug,
and out of the sand come three big
beads the heads of a great lion, of n
nonrss. ann or a large lion cud.
My. but Peggy and Billy nnd Folly
Wisher were startled. They knew then
how the rugs had got there. The lions
had been cniyrht In the sand storm and
had lain down, burying their heads In
their fiont paws waiting for thp stoim
to stop. And while they waited the
sand had drifted over their heads.
The lions yawned, showing their
great teeth, nnd turned toward the
children and the goblin.
"Oh, what shall we do?" cried Peggv.
"Tickle them!" answered Follv
Wisher. "Tickle them until they can't
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that creamy quality
JUST the right degree of creamy rich
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top( laughing. Then they can't bite
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That wns queer advice, but Peggy and
Dlllv didn't know what else to do. Bo
before the HonciM could stir Peggy began
to tleklo It behind the ears Just as If
she were tickling nilnky her fet cat.
And BJllv tickled the lion and Folly
Wisher tickled the cub.
That seemed to be exactly the' right
thing to' do. The lions wero 'aston
ished at first, but they liked tho tickling
and soon the Ihrce of them were pur
ring like cats, onlv 100 tlmea louder
Minn the purring of nny cot P?lfKy I
Blllv had ever heard. - -
They purred nnd they purred, queer
sorts of smiles coming on their faces.
They seemed as tame as puppies, and
Peggy nhtl Billy felt like lion' tamers.
But the lions were not t.6 tame ns they
appeared to be, ns Peggy and Billy soon
found out nnd as you villi see in' the
next chapter. k
REMOVE THOSE PIMPLES
AND SALLOW BLOTCHES
By The Use of Black And
White Beauty Bleach
Do you frown when your mirror so
daringly reflects some skin blemish
aleli and wish for a milck and easy
way of clearing your skin?
Here's a treatment which you can
use without fear, confident that It will
make jour ekln clpnr. soft, with a
baby-llko tint of youth
Before retiring tonight, cleanse your
your skin with a. creamv lather of Black
and White Honp, drv thoroly. and then
gently massane with the tins of your
fingers Black nnd White Bpauty Bleach.
The next mornlnjt rlno the Bkln with
cold water. Continued applications ot
tho Beauty Blpach nnd tho use of
Black and White Soap will give you
wonderful rpsults
Black and White Beauty Bleach Is
a delightfully perfumed, pink-tinted
cold cream compound of unusual merit
will not grow hair. .
Your faiorlte drufr or department
store should be able to supply you with
Black mid Whltn llpauty Bleach at 60c
a jar, Black nnd White Sonp Ht 2Gc a
cake, or both will be sent you postpaid
on receipt of price
Clip and mall this advertisement to
Hiark nnd White. Box 1B0T. MemDhls,
Tenn . for free literature nnd snmples
of Black nnd White Face Powrtpr anu
Incense of Flowers Talcum. Aetu.
SeeC-
No Matter What
Else
ATweed-O-Wool
Suit
Should Be Included
TTT fits in so well anywhere I A
1 ready traveling companion that
is serviceable, comfortable and
well-appearing; good on sunny days
or rainy days as TWEED-O-WOOL is
woven in such a way that it resists
dampness and wrinkles. We have two
models, one of which is sketched, very
specially priced at:
$16.50
No investment you can make will
bring better returns. A TWEED-O-WOOL
is good for any season and for
many seasons. (Third Floor.)
acid to give it
snap.
You are sure
to like Sup
plee - Wills
Jones Cream
" Buttermilk.
WANAMAKER'S DOWN STAIRS STORE 1 WAN AM AKER'&j
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
Center Aisle
wtunities
Pleating Remnants
10c to $1 the Piece
One to two yard lengths of
delightful pleatliurs for col
lars, cuffs or for trimming
Summer frocks or nogligces.
Fashionable kinds of lnccs,
organdie and not.
uy tho yard they would all
soil for a great deal motel
40-Inch Unbleached
Sheeting Muslin
12l2cYard
A good sturdy quality for
sheets and other household
uses.
2000 New Summer
Corsets, $1.50
Half dozen excellent models
in plain and fancy pink or
white materials. Styles for
very slight to average stout
women. MoBt of them lightly
boned for warm weather wear.
A Little Lot of Bag
Tops, 50c to $1
Attractive ones of metal,
imitation shell or combina
tion of shell and metal. So
many women want to make
bags to go with light Summer
frocks thnt these arc just in
time. Some of tho popular
flat, round tops aro among
them.
Snowy Scrim
Scarfs, 45c
18x48 inches. All white and
a nice quality finished with
drawnwork. Trimmed with
cretonne to match the hang
ings they would be very effec
tive for Summer bedrooms.
Black Sateen Bloomers
for Kiddies, 55c to $1
They will save much labor
for mothers during the hot
weather. With waistbands or
clastic nt the top, they are cut
full enough for comfort nnd
durability. -1 to 14 year sizes.
White hateen bloomers are
75c and 90c in the same sizes.
Odd Lot of House
Dresses, $1.50
Small lots of house dresses
that have been here in quan
tities and gone out quickly.
Voiles, ginghams and percales.
Some show marks of hand
ling, but they aro all unusual
aluc. Organdie hand-embroidered
piqu collnis. Belt
ed or strnight-hno stvlcs.
Opp
A Sale of Some of
the Finest
UMBRELLAS
We Have Ever
Seen for
$7.50
It's the most amazing
collection of women's fine
silk umbrellas that we've
ever been able to offer for
anything like $7.50.
Covers are of the best
taffeta, some with wide
contrasting satin borders,
others with tape edges. In
black, nay, purple, red,
green, taupe and brown.
A few are in satin plaids,
for sun and rain.
Handles are of carved
bakelite, imitating most
successfully amber and
ivory, of apple wood, ma
laccu and other line woods.
Some of the handles are
silver mounted with leath
er strap or thong loops.
Others aie entirely of
bakelite w 1 1 h bakelite
rings.
Frames are of strong
construction and are tip
ped with bakelite ends or
long teeth. Nearly all
have wooden shanks, n
point found only in expen
sive umbrellas. All have
stub ends and many are
extra short.
Samples, ho the variety
is very large.
Every umbrella here
would make a handsome
gift of which the posses
sor could be justly proud.
100 Women's Silk
Umbrellas, $5
Plainer, more conserva
tive umbrellas in navy,
green, purple, taupe,
brown and black. All have
stub ends and handles
made of or trimmed with
bakelite.
(Ontral)
Men Will Come Hurrying for These
Ail-Wool Suits at $19!
Just 125 of the suits and every one was taken from
our own good stock and marked at this one low price
because we have but few of a kind.
Every suit is all-wool, eveiy suit is well tailored
and every suit is a good buy. All sizes are in the lot.
Naturally, in a sale like this the assortment will
be best in the morning.
(OnlUrj.
500 Dresses, $6
"Look at this dress I .uist bought, its really wonderful for the money! exclaimed a
customer to a friend encountered in the Down Stairs Store. Forthwith she opened the box
and disclosed as pretty a frock as one could imagine for only $6.
That's exactly what we arc trying to do every day offer such fascinating dresses at
low prices that every woman in Philadelphia will como to see them and talk about them 1
Wednesday wo shall feature two large groups of remarkable Summer dresses at the
moderate sums of iG and $15. Clothes designed to sell for more but captured at concessions
by Wanamaker representatives for various good trade reasons.
The Dresses at $15
Plnm laffetn, oigandio, dotted oilc, flowered
voilr. silk lined Georgette, dotted Ocorgette, gingham
check taffeta, tricolctto -with embroidered Georgette
bodices and many otheis. Light and dark colors.
S.7rs ::i to 1(5 in the lot.
Included are n number of odd dresses taken from
Boys' AU-Wool
Blue Serge Suits
(With Two Pair of Trousers)
$15.75
K-peciallv well tailored, the cat nrr mostly box
pleated Vorfolks. Some arc doublr-brcasted. Sims
5 to 18 years.
(Gallrrr, Mnrlift)
Odd Blouses Half Price and
Less Now $1.90, $5.90, $7.50
This is nun of the occasions when the accumulation of odd blouses fiom our own stocks
has been le-priced less. Sports blouses, oile nnd batiste blouses, silk bloubes, both in regular and
extra sizes. Best choice early in the morninp, because usually there is only one blouse of a kind.
some snow mnrKs 01 nananng.
$1.90 '
White oile and batiste in
Peter Pan, roll collar, frilled
and lacy style Sires 3G to 44
among thrm T.ight nie within
5c of half price, the others aro '
all exactly half or considerably
less.
One-Third
Prairie Grass Rugs
They're in regular and odd sizes.
Odd sizes are p "cial purchase, bought at a saving.
Regular sizr e remainder of an earlier full assortment, now marked at lowered
prices. A few of es arc in limited quantities, but, altogether there is good choosing
Regular Sizes Odd Sizes
,67,6 fc0t $3'75 6x4.6 feet at $2.70 to 6x8.6 feet at $5.10
fCCt $8 8x5 feet nt $4 to 8x7 feet at $5.60
9x12 feet $10.50 9x9 feet at flS.10 lo ft1 1 f-.i - tin in
200 China Matting Rugs
of heavy, durable quality
9x12 Feet at $5
Mnrknt)
(MnrUM)
$5.90
Sports blouses of white and
colored wool jersey, tricolcttc
and Georgette, mostlv in tunic
styles, Rome claboiately em
bioulered, others perfectly plain.
Limited quantity Regular sizes.
(Ontr Allr
Less Than the Usual Rates for
5et ntffjJ
Lower Prices I
Lsomoinea mini
Value Mean
Something
That CBpecial comblna
tion means Wanamaker'a
Down Stairs Store 1
Lower prices alone
mean nothing. Lower
prices combined with
Wanamaker quality mean
real value and valuo
means everything.
Opportunity of Choosing
Wanamaker's Down
Stairs Store is devoted ex.
clusively to moderately
priced merchandise. It
was the first store of its
kind. It introduced an as
sortment at lower pricos,
thereby allowing choosing.
A woman often has not
very much to spend but
likes to exercise her sense
of pick-and-choose. That
is perfectly natural. It is
therefore far more satis
factory to shop in a place
where one is afforded a
fairly wide range of selec
tion within moderate
prices.
and $ 1 5
our tegular stock at higher prices and freshly re
ticketed vcJJ.
The Dresses at $6
Fascinating organdie in light colors, effective
foulard printed oilc, Polly Vardcn voile, checked
gingham with pique collars and cuffs, and many
others. Sues 00 to 41 m the lot.
Boys' Shirts of Extra r
Quality, $2
Not often are such fine materials to be had in
boys' shirt? Theso are woven madras, rrcpe effectn
and fine cottons uith artificial 3ilk stripes. Color
ings arc just the kinds boys will like. Sizes 12 V4
to 14.
((.HlUrr, MnrkM)
$7.50
Georgette blouses in extra
sizes four are not quite half
the others are cx-aetly half or
less. Dark and light colors to
wenr with suits.
Regnlnr sizes m soft heavy
whito tub silk tailored blouse's
at $7 50, are all exactly half;
ome of these need tubbing.
(I.lttlf. Ory 8lnn. Msrkpl)
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200 Japanese Straw Rugs
with double warps
8x10 Feet at $4.75
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