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t Lxuriant in Appearance. Does Not Always Mean Expensive.
k Thesa Recipes Plan an Excellent Luncheon and
Dinner for Small Family of Two
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Xitarting w many rclli
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nerved In a dnlnty
lw?r"?..iiia nnd Is set
3f IWSp" "bSilUm. or perhaps
B?uf 1 nnnctlrlnK -boup; tbo tnent
VS p W wbtSd into nn
ttt,iVwedekthe cooking lesson will
, . .n I serve n luncheon nnd dinner
SUe wco , family of two : for a work-
&&.W must plan the menu first.
' DBJBUNDn (LUNCHEON)
Bouillon Camycro
iifflB Mushroom Sauco
Ft" Bonaparte Dressing
jUlila Petit Fours Cafe
DINNDII
Bouillon au Flnclle
- .ffi XoToravy
' BS8trningg Beans Beets
H",DB Lettuce 0flfo
BlKult Tortonl
Bouillon Camycro
'M-rffi Kin0 X
'"'k fine riaco the suet In a bowl
Mf'cpoi-ni?(;:,oM
rowsitesr'
OZ'Ir'fmpoon of pepper,
vw"--.- unttioon of ftlmo,
""'i"ir tho steak And roll very
' BP.rcad . hnth ends and the side of
tiihlly; BCV,te string nnd darning
ttertU i'r and brovyn the rbll
wt, i, o fat. LI" to n piece of
SKctoth $ tie into a sausage shape.
Ztlft heef bones,
. Tico onwns,
Faoaot of soup herbs,
BrrthUnrPolnt and then
fifth then return the stock
the saucepan nnd add
White of one egg,
One-half cup of cold looter.
Best together slightly beforo adding
to the stock. Whip the mixture wath a
& ipoon nn'l t,,en brinBr ft , boil
ctek for ten minutes. Lift from the
Son and add one-fourth cup of. cold
"fcr. Let stand for five minutes and
then ino a colander with two thick -Sites
I paper napkins. Set the col
uder In a large bow and place a cup
or small bowl beneath the colander so
tbit the stock may quickly filter
through. Return the stock to a clcnn
tincepan nnd ndd, aftr placing the
nest In the Icebox,
Three bouillon cubes,
Bait and popper to taste.
Bring to boil and then cool nnd turn
into a pitcher ami placo in th0 Icebox.
To srve for luncheon : Place one nnd
one-half cups of the prepared bouillon
in a paucopan ana Drinj? io u mm mm
I
Yolk of one caa.
One tablespoon of uaior.
Beat to mix and then odd to tho boil
iit bouillon nnd stir with a fork. Serve
in a coup plate.
Cheeso Souffle
Grate cither Chedda or dairy cheese.
Now place in a saucepan
Three-quarters cup of milk,
Three tablespoons of flour.
Stir to dissolve the flour and then
bripg to a boil nnd cook for three mln
utu. Turn from a uauccpan at once
into a mixing howl, containing
One-half cup of orated cheese,
One-half teaspoon of salt,
One-quarter teaspoon of paprika.
One-half teaspoon of anion extraot.
Stir to mix' nnd then hlend. Now let
tool and add jolks of two eggs. Beat
hard to blend and then fold in cnrcfully
the stiffllv beaten whites of two eggs.
Now butter two individual casserole
dishes nnd turn in the prepared mix
tore. Set tho casseroles in u baking
rn and add water to one-half of the
pth of the casserole?. Boko in n mod
'rnte oven for eighteen minutes and
then eervo with mushroom sauce.
Mushroom Sauco
Peel and rut in pieces two ounces of
Bnrtrooma. rover with boiling water
nd cook for five minutes. Drnin nnd
then add
Two tablespoons of butter,
Two tablespoons of flour,
.jT S t1"" mushrooma to blend and then
m threc-fourtha cup of milk. Brini;
,.. bo" i?nd c00k elowly 'or ten rain
. Add
One taofejpoort of butter,
'inf'haif teaspoon of salt,
nitci of white pepper.
Turn cheese- souffle from the casserole
Sii? verj! tIlin slice f ,0ll8t nnd cover
2 1? roosliroom sauco and then sprinkle
Un finely chopped parsley.
Bonaparte Dressing
throSrtt.hetpulp 5f S?0 smal1 tomato
urSuh n slevo and add
Onl aX "p00n of.fijV orated onion,
nc tablespoon of finely minced pars-
One-half teaspoon of salt,
if f pepper,
4AZP of hhhlv stasoncd
"'end and then serve.
RfllKto p0tjt rour9
fonT. 1ll!DB,water 0Tpr one-hnlf
SShSur dn r.alsl,,s flnd let s,and '"
ater 2 "J? .nnd, thcn r,servo this
"er. Now odd to tho raisins
o''f ea!Ppon of lemon juioe,
thmtn, " tCamn of orated rind
'(-quarter cup of finely chopped
boSn ulde to blend. Now place in a
0 '"' teaipoon of ,lt,
"m fraipoon of bakinn powder.
taMeepoSn ,,hnCf" r,"1,.int? ll, flour tl,rt'c
Iloll out nn nW0.tnb t,,,n(,0,1B ot water,
ta fonr.inehq nrter lncb th,ck nml c,,t
t'Cles ami inmixtUreu ,Km over Into
Wbtho tonAiay ? n "fkluR sheet nnd
fcutter TMf 1)astry w littlo melted
. BnkJ,?ount, wUl n?nlo four
"ParedCansyfollow8CR SrVe WUh BaUC0
Aai,VsTUr UV f ,oattr' d'alned
alii."'"""" of wrntrrrA.
'or C J' t0 a.hoil nd rook slow
lutes and htvo.
Dinner
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slowly until tha mushrooms are soft.
Now ndd four tablespoons of flour nnd
brown. Then ndd
One cup of bouillon,
One-half cup of cold water.
Bring to a boil and cut tho prepared
meat Into four sllres nnd lay In gravy
to reheat for thirty minutes. Cook
slowly nnd then lift to a thin slice of
toast and form a border of mashed po
tatoes around the edges of the toast.
Baste well with tho gravy nnd servo.
Biscuit Tortonl
Uso the' largcairo plaited paper cup,
which can bo purchased nt tho sta
tioners; ask for tho plaltod paper cups
used for serving Ices.
Fold into one-half pint ot ice cream
One-quarter cup of whipped cream.
Pack into tho paper cases and covor
the top with finely chopped nuts nnd roll
in wax paper. Pack Into a little kettle
and bury tho kcttlo in a mixture ot
crushed ico and rock salt for ono hour,
Cream may be purchased lato in the
nfternoon and prepared Just beforo be
ginning to prepare tho meal. Pack in
the ice nnd salt mixture, using three
cups of crushed ico to three-quarters ot
n cup of rock salt.
Thcro will bo sufficient bouillon !ett
over for tho aecond day. Alio pick the
meat from the bones for preparing
the stock. Minco this meat very fins
f and add
Ono onion,
Tiny bit of parlie,
Two branches of parsley,
Two-thirds cup of cream sauoe,
One toetl-ocolen egg,
Yolk of ono egg,
One-half teaspoon of salt.
Pinch of pepper.
Mix thoroughly and then cut n slice
from n crusty roll and scoop out the
entire center. Fill with the prepared
mixture nnd then place in n baking dish
and add one-half cup of stewed toma
toes. Lay n strip of bacon on top of
each roll. Bake in a alow oven for
twenty minutes. Lift carefully, using
tho griddlo cako turner and sorvc.
To plan a meal for using the meat
crustades t
DINNER
Bouillon en Tasse
Radishes Olives
Meat Crustades Tomato Gravy
Peaa String Beans
Cucumber and Onion Salad
RniBln Petit Fours
Whipped Cream Coffee
Cucumber and Onion Salad
Pare small cucumber and two medium-sized
onions. Cover cucumber
with lcc-cold water for fifteen minntea.
Now grato both the onion nnd cucum
ber and drain well. Add
Five tablespoons of mayonnaise,
One tablespoon of finely mfneed pars-
lei), , ,.
Ono-half teaspoon of salt,
Ono-quartcr icaspon of poprtfco.
Mix and eervo on crisp leaves of let
luce. MRS. WILSON'S ANSWERS
Dear Mrs. Wilson Can you give
mo a rcclpo how to make an icing
that will not break and fall off when
the cako i cut? It is for a fruit
wedding cake. MRS. E. D.
Three level tablespoons of cornstarch,
One level tablespoon of butter
to every two cups of sugar. Just add
sufficient boiling water to mako the
mixturo spiead. This will give jou
plntn icing 'that when spread thickly
will be soft and creamy nnd yet glossy
o'n top.
Tim DAILY NOVELETTE
The Flute ot Ab' Yuasufa
By KATE EDMONDS
"Turned you down, did she?"
churklcd Undo Oliver, ns he faced
Dorry Lander's crestfallon counten
nneo. "You're no match for the girls,
Dorry, my lad!" .
"She's not only ono girl, Mr. Wylie.
Marlon is a dozen girls."
"One girl with the essence of a
dozen, ehV" went on Marion'B adoring
uncle. "But I surely thought she liked
vou a llttlo bit, my boy." Ho put his
hand on Dorry's big shoulder.
"Pshuw, Dorry, when I wno a young
chap like you, wo knew how to ronko
tho girls like us, whether they would or
no." blurted Mr. Wylio impatiently.
Dorry smiled. "You, you never
married one, sir?"
"True, my boy but, she didn't llko
me even a llttlo bit. You, Marlon "
hp paued and rumpled his thick gray
hnir. "Come Into the study, I want to
show you something," nnd Dorry fol
lowed Morion's ur.ole into a small book
lined room
He crossed to tho fireplace nnd took
a loug, narrow box of hammered brass
from tho mantelpiece. "I'm going to
glvo you a love pliiltcr," he announced.
Dorry Lander stnred and then his
deep, hearty laugh echoed through the
house. Oveiheod, in hor own room,
Marion Wylie heard it nnd smiled,
while a faint color stained her soft
checks. She blow a Wss down through
the floor to Uncle OHvor's study. "Dear
old Dorry," sho thought. "How pa
tient hn is Uncle Dorry's so fond of
him, and so are mother and dad and am
I only oh, dear well, I must go
down "
Sho could not guess the strange
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goes into It, for not only were we tho first to mako
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ously guard. You'll find it different from any Buttermilk
you over tasted for it has the fine, clean, old-fnshioned
Buttermilky flavor.
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THE SUMMER GIRL
KEEPS TO PRINTS
By CORINNE LOWE
The English print is going through
many new additions this summer, let
last summer wo began to think It
would bo out of print, so constantly
did this quaintly patterned fabric dot
the shores of tho Atlantic Ocean, nero
today wo show a charming llttlo morn
ing dress made of English print, com
bining blue and lavender in Its sprigged
design. It is mado up with whito
organdy and with dull blue grosgroin
ribbons. Thoso latter will bo noted in
coquetish little bows attached to two
side pockets nnd to the vestee.
things her undo was saying to Dorry
Landers.
"You can laugh, young man, but the
love philter is not exactly that it lias
a wooing charm that wius the hardest
heart." Ho opened the box and pulled
out an ebony flute inlaid with molher-of-poarl
and filigree silver. "It is a
lovo charm."
"A charm?" repeated Dorry politelv.
"Yea. It ia the flute of old Ab'Yus
sufa, now a venerable sheik, and pa
triarch of his trlbo in the Arabian
desert. Ha tnlil inl wnndn,. ttnrioQ nt
its power to win the lovo of a maiden '
just play it beforo her that's what
ho said and believo me, Dorry, he must
havo been a bandsomo rascal in his
youth. I took the flute I thought I
might uso it some day but deuco take
it all, tho only girl I hod fancied mar
ried while I was on that trip and so
the fluto haa never been used. I havo
kept it as a curiosity."
Dorry took tho caso and thanked
tho donor. "I feel like a fool, Mr.
Wylie. I never played a flute."
"So much tbo better. Just blow It
gently in her car, or under her window,
or somewhere nway from the house
by nil means," ho ndded emphatically.
"Oh! I'll try the rose garden bv
moonlight tonight," muttered Dorry,
looking very red.
It was not until after 10 o'clock that
ho re-entered the Wylie grounds nnd
mado his way to the lovely rose garden
which was overlooked by the south
side of the old house. Marion's window
was on that side and a faint light
shone there behind rosy curtains.
Tho result was so wonderful that he
charmed his own senses and sat down on
a marble seat among the roses. The
most entrancing music enme wandering
from the flute of tho old Aiab sheik.
It was like all tho love songs of the
world it plojcd itself as Dorry blew
gently into tho mouthpiece. The wooiug
strains seemed to klfw the bending roses,
seemed to meet the falling dew. seemed
to lift up to Marion's windows. He
forgot her for tho moment ho was en
tranced with love Itself! All ot once
ho saw a misty white form coming
across tho lawn, it drew neaicr, nearer,
and the moonlight shimmered on her
golden hair it wai tho girl he loved.
Now sho hurried a little, ns if drawn
by tho melody, until she ran breath
lessly Into the rose garden and poised
beforo him, n smile nn her lovely face.
As he dropped the flute and pumped up
she turned and buried her fnco In a
glorious clump of roses, pressing tho
cool, fragrant petals to her hot checks.
"Dearest," whispered Doiry beside
her.
"Dorry," she answered In a muffled
tone, "were you playing tha't for me?"
"Of course."
"I thought when I heard it that some
ono had stolen Uncle Oliver's prized
possession and I came out to rescue it,
and it was only you playing to tho
moon!"
"Confound It oil," said Dorry im
patiently. "I knew it wouldn't work
for a cent! You'ro only laughing nt
me after all!" He picked up tho flute
and turned away, hut from among tho
rosos hor voico camo sweet nnd low.
"Don't go, Dorry. Undo Oliver
meant well, nut you don't need the fluto
to win my love, because "
And Uncle Oliver gave them the flute
for n wedding present, because hn said
he wa9 actually afraid of its influence
Ckeam
BUTTE,HMI1K
Wildwood Ocean City
Ask !!iiw
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in the nossesslon of a confirmed bachelor
like himself.
Next complete novelette "Tho Man
The only w
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-we want in
our town is
Post
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Best.
'Cora Flakes
BORATE
Is
milk
without
ivste
With .
the
cream
left
in!
"What will we have for
supper? Well, of course,
Ancre Cheeie. . . Couldn't
get along without it these
warm days. . . Certainly, it's
clean. Couldn't help being
with its sanitary, coated,
airtight, moisture proof
wrapper."
Miffo(int9qoffartfZtt$ir:
Cuticura Beautifies
Your Complexion
The dllr use of the Soap cienea and
purifies the pores of theskm, thus prevent,
lag blackhead and pimples. The Oint
ment used occasionally, at needed, eoolhes
and heala any Irritation or roughness.
They are ideal for the toilet as is also
Cuticura Talcum for perfuming.
ItapU Iiik Tnt fcy f 4fl Addrem 0iUeir Lk.
MMrtj,DBi SI8. UtiUa l, Utii." Sold crj.
whr Soiptts. Ointment JS and toe. Tlrom tic.
SVCuUcnra Soap (bcrct without mug.
YOU GANNOT
HAVE BEAUTY
If Your Complexion 18 Marred
By Blemishes
It ifl . well known fact that beauty,
cannot bo if tho complexion tn In any
way marred by pimples, dark, sallow
discoloration?.
If you suffer nny of theso akin
Dlomlsbcs bopln at onco tho uso ot
Black and Whito Beauty Bleach.
This clelluhtrully perfumed cola
cream compound will malto tho skin
clear, smooth, delicately tinted and
romovo unsightly blemishes. Whoa
applied It forma an Invisible coatlntr
on tho skin. Tho regular uso of Blaoic
and Whito Soap will keen tho ekJa
In perfect condition.
Clip and mall this advertisement
to Black and White, Box 1D07, Mem
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samples of Black nml White Faco
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WANAMAKER'S DOWN STAIRS STORE WANAMAKER'S
The Best Glove Sale of the Season
in Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
I thy mt ''ir' 1'iw!-aViBamsiaKaBaaE!aV Ma'feaBa3a
All Ready for the Waves !
Bathing Suits,
Beach Shoes and Accessories
Are Full of Vacation Plans
Every woman who expects to go anywhere near the sea should pay
a visit to tho Down Stairs Surf Store ono of these pleasant Sum
mer days. To see the smart suits, gay caps and shoes will set one's
head humming with anticipations of vacation fun.
Prices Are Very Moderate
starting nt $1.90 for a good bathing suit of black cotton serge in a
simple style with contrasting pipings.
Suits of surf satin, that sturdy, durable black cotton material,
aro in a great variety of interesting, well-cut styles. Sizes range
upwards to 52. $2.90, $3.50 to $10.
Silk suits start at $5.75 for black taffeta with a scalloped hem
and go to $25 for quite an elaborate beach costume of satin.
Black cotton tights, to wear beneath the suit, are 85c, $1 and
$1.25. Part wool tights, $1.05; all-wool, $2.90.
Bathing caps, 15c to $2.25.
Bathing shoes, 50c to $3.75.
(Market)
White Toilet Articles
in a Sale
Now is the time to fill in the missing pieces of
one's own toilet set and to start or complete a set for
some one else! Any one of these pieces would be an
acceptable gift, especially for a girl graduate or a
June bride. Many people will buy complete sets and
have them engraved.
All are first quality and perfect, except some of the
mirrors, which have very slight imperfections, mostly
unnoticeable except in their extremely low prices.
Shoe hooks, 15c. Nail files, 15c.
Combs, 25c nnd 50c. Shoe horns, 50c.
Soap boxes, 40c. Puff boxes, 50c and $1.
Hair receivers, 50c and $1. Hair brushes, $2 and $2.75.
Frames with velvet backs, 25c, 40c, 75c, $1 and $1.25.
Trays, 15c, 40c, 65c, 85c and $1.
Mirrors, $2, $2.25 and $2.50. The shapes are especially
graceful and the glass thick.
(Center AUle)
fate
Opp
orbmibe
Flouncing With Darned
Work, Radium Lace
Allover and Georgette
Crepe
Come Down to $1.55
Yard
Beautiful affairs for afternoon
and evening frocks. Each one is
now offered nt the lowest price
of the season.
The ivory-tinted darned lace is
on a fine net 32 to I1G inches wide,
and the dnrned work designs
make a very deep and intricate
border with scalloped ede. This
darned luce combined effectively
with taffeta makes n very hand
some pown. Now $1.5o yard.
Radium lace. n inches wide,
has a wonduiiul luster and soft
nessand comes in jade, peacock,
black, brown, navy and Copcn
liapcn. Now $1.55 yard.
Georgette crepe nil silk in
black, white, navy and more than
fifty shades, is 40 inches wide, nt
the new low price of $l.no.
Odds and Ends of Blouses
Much Less Than Half
$1.90
Remainders of various half
price blouse groups have been
still furthor lowered to $1.90, be
ginning Wednesday.
More than 300!
Hardly two alike.
That means variety.
Tie-ons, smocks and waistline
styles. , . ,
Embroidered Georgette, striped
taffeta, eponpe, white voile, white
batiste, embroidered tricolette
and others.
Some with frills or lace.
Mostly legular sizes, but a
few "extras."
Good luck blouse day!
Women's Pretty
Porch Frocks
$2.25, $3.50, $4, $4.50
A number of stylos of fresh
ginghams plaids, checks and
plain colors. Also voilo frocks.
They have collars, cuffs and
trimmings of snowy pique, or
organdie. Quite pretty enough
to wear in town, nml many young
women get them for business.
Odd Sill: Petticoats, $2
Twos and threes of a kind that
have sold in our own stocks for
considerably more, all now
marked nt this low prlco to send
them out quickly. Silk jersey,
mossaline, foulard in dark and
pay hues. About 200 in the lot.
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Rubber Caps,
Doris Petticoats
Are Exactly Right to Wear
Under Thin Summer
Dresses
Hems are so deep 20 to 22
inches that each petticoat is vir
tually double. Waistbands are
gatheied on to elastic and lines
aro straight and slim.
Doris 'petticoats are in flesh
pink and white in three ma
terials: bathte at SI and $1,50;
sateen at $3;
tub silk at $3.50.
(Central)
The Cool, Refreshing
Atmosphere
of Wanamaker's Down Stairs
Store i- as easily accessible from
Chestnut Street as from Market
Stieet. The ie are two stairways,
on cither -ide of the main Chest
nut Street entrance, that lead
directly to the Down Stairs
Store. There the long Center Aisle
is before you, with its many ex
ceptional opportunities of econ
omy. Three other entrances lead
to the many elevators and stair
ways on the Main Floor.
Summer Frocks Prettier
Youthful Than Ever $4
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3000 Pair of
Women's Silk Gloves
Half Price
at 50c and 75 c
A fine bit of luck for three thousand Philadelphia
women who need silk gloves ! A manufacturer had more
gloves than he could handle, so we helped him out. All
of the gloves are perfect, without a single flaw from the
clasps at the wrist to the end of the double finger tips.
In every color there are all sizes from B'o to 7. In
some colors there are sizes up to 8V&.
At 50c Pair
2-clasp gloves of Milanese
silk in pongee and white. They
point backs.
J At 75c Pair
2-clasp gloves of a heavier quality of Milanese silk with Faris
point backs some in contrasting color. In black, white, pongee,
beaver, mastic, tan, brown and navy.
(Central)
Repriced !
Men's Ali-Wool Suits, $16.50
Not many suits, so the men who come early will bo the
fortunate ones. These are good, sturdy business suits,
semi-conservative as to style, all-wool cheviot as to
material. Principally gray, green and brown mixtures.
Sizes 34 to 42 in the group, but not all sizes in any
one style.
Wanamaker Shirts for Men Are
Different From Most Shirts
Dimensions are something We are most particular about; in fact,
we have a set of specifications that all shirts must measure up to.
We insist upon more room through the shoulders, no skimping in the
sleeves, double center pleats and perfect buttons. Materials are in
every instance the best obtainable for the money.
In the Wanamaker Gallery Store for Men you will find Wana
maker shirts at moderate prices. Right now men are interested in:
percale shirts at $1.30;
woven madras shirts at $1.6i5;
artificial silk, silk-and-cotton and silk-strinrd mrirfr.is
shirts at $2.65;
white silk shirts, pleated or plain, at $6; ,
pongee silk shirts at $G; r
fancy striped silk shirts at $6.50;
white cheviot sports shirts, with collars attached, at i
$1.65 to $2.75;
white or tan mercerized shirts with or without at- '
inched collars, $2.50. I
$3.50 Is Mighty Little
For These Men's Good Oxfords
Of tan calfskin, on English lasts, in straight-lace stvle, thev have
solid welted soles and low heels. The right shoes for vacation 'or for
business.
Boys' Oxfords, $3.90
priced, these Oxfords are of dark tan lonthor in
Specially
straight-lace
style, with round toes
10 to 13M-.
flip boys Oxfords of dark tan
saddle straps
Sizes 2 to 0, $4.90
r,.illrr..
Most Summery of All -
Organdie and Gingham Hats
$3 and
Just right to top off gay frocks
of organdie or gingham. And how
low the prices!
All of the hats ore crisp and fresh
and thero is a most charming va
riety. Little poke shapes, covered
with checked gingham, have big,
fluffy bows of organdie in the fiont
Broad-brimmed hats, of organdie in
pink, light blue, orchid and white
have bows or (lowers of organdie
for trimming.
Hats of Narrow Ribbon
air .mother Summer fancy and are
highh popular for wearing with
swenurs.
Brushed Wool Brims
of snowy white occur on turbans
crowns are of glisteniner baronet.
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ootted oiles and fiowoied oi'es arc in many
models foi oung girls nnd older women.
Thc aie all -o f i e-h and dainty nnd cool
looking' , v.').:.!, So' jinn $7.o0.
SoJ.") for a gingh,im frock with a pleated
skut and a broad gingham va-h. It is in
theil. f r'lik blu', gieon oi black nnd
white. Other cheery gingham flocks at 54,
$4.75 and upwards to ,M5 and $16.50 for fine
imported ginghams
S6 for a oiie frock made with a surplice
bodice nnd organdie trimming on the collar,
cuffs and pockets. The voile is pink or blue,
plain color oi figures.
S10 for an organdie frock that in truly
delightful. It is in Copenhagen or lavender
dots on cool white ground, made over a plain
white organdie foundation. Organdie points
Hiul a broad sash are just the right finishing
touches 'This frock U "ke'ehed
New Black Frocks
t'onl rv fiM-ks nr- of blnfk .laiiunofo
ilk, me tii'i'iu'il w'tb ! eei white organdie
collars oi fri'li- of the silk $8 and $10.75.
A group of voile frocks allows choosing
among thoso trimmed with white organdie.
Also frocks of black voile with whito dots aro
finished with not frills, $6.76, $8,50, $10 to
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