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' A Family Picnic on the Fourth Most
Pun of AIL So Mrs. Wilson Thinks
Som Excellent Recipes for Sandwiches and Cookies Malta Up
Today's List of Goodies Gingerbread and Loaf
Caha for Dessert
By MKS. M. A. WILSON
A FAMILY picnic la a iplehdtd way
to entertain nmllyvn r of
& tSrw & rou"J,v" thU
nfranef (or a water supply,
"ffidche, are always the riw
.aSiUnee for tho picnic, so I will five
$u "omVnew and attractive fillings.
Honolulu FlUtow
Three tveet red peppen,,
One cud of tolled nutt,
Four plcctt of iliced pineapple.
Put through tho food choppers and
rJtfwtMi of cream or neufcUtel
o'i one-hatf cup of cottage
" this sandwich uw either whole
wheat or rye bread.
Frvdt Fffltn
One paokago of leedleti rattiiu,
OneJialf pound of pcanuU,
Ont-U-lf pound of orunei,
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The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
1. What interesting and instructive
work is boms undertaken by Mm.
Florence II lkitnford, of the For-nlsn-Born
Division of the Y. W.
C A.?
2. If the hnir it dry and llfolefis. with
no glow, whnt kind of shnrapoa
will help it?
3. Describe n wny of trimming a
traveling drops nnd at the same
time nrranfdw; for easy changing
of collars and cuffs.
4. What is the thirteenth wedding
annlvernarj called?
5. Mention two foolish little gifts
which could bo presented, if it is
not deiired to srxvid a great denl.
0. In what attractive fafthlon is tho
wide sash of n crepo de chine
frock held down to the low waist
line? Yesterday's Answer
1. Tor almost ten jiun Mrs Meta
T Eriekson, of Onldnnd, Calif.,
has been the only woman railroad
president in America.
2. A pretty new water bottle for the
guestroom ft made of cream-colored
porcelain, with pink nnd blue
flowers palntwi on tho Mdea.
8. Tho small round wooden box in
"hich boads are cold can bo taken,
sftcr the beads nro otrung. painted
a tolid color to match a room,
decorated with decnlcomama, fin
ished with fthelhc nnd used as a
niMinrtive powder box.
4. The twenty-fifth wedding anni
versary te silver.
A gift of the proper kind for this
celebration would bo a pair of
little silver bud vases, which
would not be expensive.
A pleasing new parasol is trimmed
wtn a isunplu row of nido hem
stitching, about nn Inch from the
edge.
The
Continental
Hotel
Chestnut Street at Ninth
is now one of the
MANGER HOTELS?
4"Pi J5 ha been entirely ro
tarnished and modernized?
.iSrJ4 08 reduced the
tariffs twenty per cunt and
RATES START AT $2
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Put through tn iooa caoppw, .
then add I
Juice of one letno,
Three talleipoont of ouy or ttrvp.
Mix and then spread.
Harvard Filling
Orate one-half pound of store cheese
and then put through the food chop.
per:
Tvso green peppert,
Ttee medium lUed oniont,
One-half cup 0 chopped parsley,
Ten ttuffed olivet.
Add to the grated cheese with three
tablespoons of melted butter and then
mix and use. ,
DuPonto FOltng
Pot through the food chopper:
One -half pound of lotted ton,
Three onions,
Four oreen pepper,
Three leckt,
Ten ttuffed olivet,
2Wce walnuti.
Mix well nnd then add three table
spoons of melted butter.
The old standby, bread-and-butter
sandwiches, are always good : where the
family prefer to have something in
place of the sandwich just butter ellcee
of bread or rolls and wrap in wax
""Try paprika chicken, Hungary style.
Cut a four-pound chicken aa for fri
,oeasee and cover with boiling water and
cook slowly until tender. Let cool and
then cut the meat from the bonea and
divide into portions. Season with salt
and a dusting of paprika and thon roll
In wax paper.
Take 11 skillet along. Tet the boys
mike a small fireplace with stones and
then servo a hot Dutch sandwich. Out
In very thin slices six cold boiled pota
toes and add: , ., ,
One and one-half cups of thUdy
tlictd onion, parboiled,
One-half eup of finoly minced partley,
Three orrrn peppers, minced fine.
Add sufficient bacon or ham drippings
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ing frequently; hen ready to serve, f
season ana sprniKie over mo pumwun
one-nail cup 01 grnura caww. omc
Between rye wpji nuuercn urmu. noi.
' Make arrangements for plenty of
drinking water ; and the meal will ,
surely tast much better If a cup of
tea or coneo is scrveo wia iu ai w
very little trouble to measure out the
required amount of tea or coffee and
tie it loosely in a thin piece of cheese
cloth. Plnco In a kettle and when
needed add the required amount of
water and heat to tho boiling point.
Som Sweets
Gingerbread, when well made, is al
ways welcome on picnics, bo try glnget
nut bread, it is delicious. Place in
n mixing bowl
One cup of Neto Orteunt welawea,
One cup of brown tugar.
One-half cup of $hortening,
Tteo teatpoon of oinitamoit.
One tcatpoon of ginger.
One-half tcaapoot of ample,
One cup of hiaoh ooffce,
Four oip of flour,
One tectpooiy of tali,
$evn level teaspoon of baking pons,
der.
One cup of finely chopped peanut),
One oup of finely chopped rail In .
Beat to, mix to a smooth dough and
thon bake In two-greased and floured
oblong pan In a alow oven for forty,
flvo minutes. Let cool and then ice. with
the ofllowlng Icing:
Place in a mixing bowl
On oup of tugar,
One level talletpoon of conutaroh,
Bis level tabletpoone of cocoa.
One level tablespoon of buittr.
And sufficient boiling coffee to make
a mixture that will spread. Mark Into
square, This gingerbread may be cut
in squares and each square split In
half and spread with marmalade or
preserve and then iced.
Hero Is n splendid loaf cake that is
quickly made : Place in a bowl
One and one-fourth cupi of tugar.
One-half cup of tntliei butter,
Two eggt.
One-half teatpoon of nutmeg.
Cream well and then add
Tuo ana three-fourtht oupt of flour,
Four lovel teatpoont of baking pow
der, One oup of milk,
Orated rind of one-fourth lemon.
Beat hnrd to blend nnd then form
into a smooth batter and turn Into well-
freased and floured loaf-shaped pan and
ake in a moderate oven for fortv min
utes. Nuts or raisins may be added to
this cake if desired.
A Fourth of July picnic would hardly
he a success unless you have a batch
of cookies. Variety is tho spice of life.
o I shall tell you how to inako four
varieties from this one batch.
The Stock Recipe
Place in a bowl one and onehaU cups
of eugar
TArefl.oMrtA oup of thortenina,
One egg.
Cream and then add
One-half oup of milk,
Four and ono-half cup of lifted
flour,
Tuo level toMoipoon 0 oafcitta pou
fer.
Work to a smooth dough and then
wrap in a cloth and place in a pan. Put
on ice to chill for two hours. Now di
vide into four parte.
To one part add
Ona,half cup of cocoa,
One teaspoon of otnnatnon,
and work until smooth for chocolate
cookies,
To second part add
One eup of peanut,
Peel 0 one'half orange.
and put through the food chopper be
fore adding to the dough, then work In
until smooth.
For third part put
Onchalf package of railing.
One-half pound of prune, tion re
moved.
Orated rind of one. half lemon.
through the food chopper and then
work Into the douch until smooth.
For the last part add one cup of
cocoanutj put through the food chop
per and then blend well Into dough.
How to roll the cookies:
Use a piece, of canvas tacked on the
table and flour the canvas well, then
rub the flour in well before rolling tho
cookies. Roll add cnt each entim batch
before baking. Bake for eight minutes
in a moderate ovon or Just until the
edges are a delicate brown.
To make eoft cookies: Placa the
eooklea in a Jar and then wring a towel
from hot water and cover the Jar with
it, then close the cookie Jar tigntly.
MRS. WILSON'S ANSWERS
My Dear Mrs. "Wilson Kindly pub
lish a recipe for making gluten bread.
MRS. P.. B. N.
Gluten Bread
Place In a mixing bowl two cups of
scalded milk, cooked to 80 degrees.
One-half teatpoon of tatr,
Tteo toMeipoon of tneltej butter.
One yeatt cake.
Crumble in yeast cake and stir until
dissolved, then add five and one-half
cups of gluten flour and beat to a
smooth batter. Cet rise for two honre
and beat again and turn into well
greased pans and fill the pans one-half
full. Let rise until nan Is nearly full
and thon bake for thlrty-flvo minutes
In a moderate oven.
The Pure Fresh Flavor
and indisputable economy of tho genuino
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Remarkable Price Concessions
in Great Holiday
Sale!
FROCKS
DRESSES
& GOWNS
EXCLUSIVE SUMMER MODES
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Formerly priced up to 75.00
Organdies Canton Crepes
Ginghams Georgettes
Dotted Swisses Taffetas
Imported Voiles Mignonettes
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Feature for Tomorrow
The Following Groups of Smart Apparel
at
Clearance Prices
SHEER SUMMER FROCKS
STUNNING SPORTS SUITS
SEPARATE SPORT SKIRTS
SLEEVELESS JACKETS
DAINTY SUMMER BLOUSES
NEW BEACH WRAPS AND CAPES
HATS SILK SWEATERS SCARFS
ACCESSORIES
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
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WANAMAKER'S
A Cool Shopping Mace Conveniently Arranged on One Floor
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
12,000 Silk and Other Soft Collars,Extra Fine,at 25c
wm
Center Aisle
unities
Lace Chembettes
at 55c P
Almost twice as fine ao one
ordinarily finds at this price.
The collnro aro of net and lace
and tho attached chomisettes
have rows and rows of craamy
jaca mounted on tha net. Ex
actly what ono needs to wear
with sweaters and summer
frocjes.
White Gabardine
Skirts
Regular Sbea, $1.50
Extra Sixes, $1.75
Made of smooth, mercoriwd
gabardine three styles in regi
ular sizes and one in extra
sizes. All wolMallored sHrts
with pretty pockets.
300 Special Bathing
Caps, 15c, 25c, 35c
"Seconds," but the imperfec
tions are in the moulding of
the rubber and will not affect
the wear. Plain divers aro 16c
and other becoming styles aro
25c and 35c. All colors.
Holiday Luggage at
Little Prices
$2 to $9.50
A convenient table piled high
with the kinds of luggage that
week-ends and vacations de
mand. Matting suitcases begin at
$2 for an 18-lnch size and go
to VS.
Enameled suitcases, $8.86
for a 24-inch case to $9.50.
Genuine tan cowhide suit
cases, strapped all around,
$9.60,
Genuine tan or black cow
hide traveling bags, leather
lined, are $9.60.
18- and 20-inch black enam
eled cases are $4.60; a very
convenient week-end size.
1500 New Elastic
Girdles
$1.50, $2 and $2.50
A now shipment Just In the
answer to the many demands
for these comfortable Summer
corsets that so many women
want for bathing, tennis and
other outdoor sports and gen
eral wear. 10-, 12- nnd 14
inch girdles of pink coutll with
elastic intets ail around, no
lacing and hook fronts.
Dresses and Rompers
for Kiddies, $1
The dresses are sturdy little
affairs of tan cotton material,
with collars, cuffs and pockets
of pink or green and a woe bit
of hand embroidery 2 to 6
year sizes. Rompers are tan
or blue cotton in straight-leg
style the blue trimmed with
tan and vice versa. 2 to 6
year sizes.
500 Cool Nightgowns
85c
Two slip-over styles cut
generously wide are of pink or
white batiste. Hemstitching,
lace and embroidery adorn
them.
Lingerie Ribbon
All the right widths, from a
quarter to an inch, in pink, blue
and white. Ten-yard pieces in
flowered designs, are 85c to fl.20.
(Central)
$3 $2
Cool Voile House
Dresses, $3
The material has a little of the
crispness of organdie, yet some of
the softness of voilo, and Is very
lovely for eummor. It is an all
over figured pattern In navy,
black, brown, pink or lavender,
combined witfo white, and the
shawl collar and turn-back cuffs
are of white organdie edged with
points.
A Billte Burke Frock at $2
Of checked gingham, in block,
lavender, pink or light blue.
Made in the comfortable one-piece
style with a hemstitched white
pique collar.
Plain-Color Voile, Gay
With Frills, $6.50
Pleated frills aro used up and
down the skirt and edge the bod
ice and sash delightfully. In
Copenhagen, pink, gray, white
and lavender.
A third, a half and even more than half of the usual
cost can be saved on these fine collars of silk and other fancy
materials at 25c. Made especially to our order in tho five
moat wanted shapes and purchasable as a man pleases in
any quantity desired--or size or material. A man can
buy a soft collar any day at 25c, but these are different
Made of silk, crepe de chine, pique, striped madras and
plain poplin all in pure white. Each, collar is perfectly
fresh, ready to give immediate relief from the stiffened
kinds which are so trying on hot days. The five styles
are pictured" and we can promise they will set well.
Some men will want one of each material -some will
choose one of two or three styles some fathers will buy
for their sons and vice versa but whatever they want, this
is an unrestricted sale. Each collar is 25c. Just have what
you like. ((J.IUryi
Jolly Little Sports Hats
$2.50 to $5
Gleaming baronet and wool combined; tucked poplin and straw;
plain baronet with wool tassels; brillant felts in narrow strips sewn
round and round; white satin; white felts such are the hats In
holiday array!
It seems that there is a hat here for every occasion the holiday
week-end can bring forth and a becoming style for every woman and
girl!
Special at $1
Soft white felt hats that aro better known as "crushers."
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Style No. 6
White Jersey Suits, $15!
Well tailored and as good-looking as any one could wish, they
are in Tuxedo or plain coat style. Both styles have inverted pleats
in back and pockets on skirts and jackets. Sizes for women and
young women.
It is very easy to keep a white suit clean at the seashore, yon
know!
(Marhet)
Crepe de Chine and Georgette
Chemises, $2.65
Cool, new and Irresistibly lovely!
Some ar hemstitched and tailored, others are frothy with
lace.
Crepe de chine envelope chemises are in flesh pink.
Georgette crepe chemises are in flesh, orchid, sunset, light
blue and white.
(Control)
Men's All -Wool White Flannel
Trousers, $10
Yes, sir, you'll need a pair for over the Fourth! These are
pure woll through and through the correct creamy tint and
well tailored.
Flannel trousers, all-wool, with stripes of black, brown or
blue, are $7 a pair.
Khaki-Color Trousers, $1.90
might just as well have "good times" written all over thera
for they mean camping and all sorts of outdoor jolliness. A
heavier grade at $3.
(Galltrr, Market)
Old English
Lavender Water
of remarkable strength is most
refreshing on a hot day. A flat
little bottle, with a tight cork
that can be conveniently carried
in the pocket or handbag is 75c.
Larger sizes at $1 to $8.75.
Lavender bath salts of the same
reliable English make, $1.75.
Bath tablets, 16c each, $1.76 a
dozen.
(Chestnut)
Dont Forget to Take
Mosquito Netting With
You! $1.25 a Piece
Perhaps you forgot to take it
down to tho bungalow on Decora
tion Day 7 Better remember it
now; you'll need it more!
In black or white; it is 67 to
70 inches wide and 8 yards lon.
A hotter quality, in drab, black
or white, is in the same size pieces
at 52,
(Central)
Smart Jersey Jackets
For Only $6.75
That's little enough for a becoming little jacket of wool Jersey
to wear with a Summer skirt! In black, navy and various tan and
brown shades with Tuxedo or tailored collars, narrow belts and
pleated backs.
Sports capes of tweed, $12.75.
Polo coats fine for vacations, $18.75.
Conservative coats and capes of black or navy blue, $17.60,
$18.76, $23.50 and $29.
Knitted capes start at $6.76 for wool and go to $16.50 (or
tricolette. (Market)
Such an Abundance of Cool and
Becoming Dresses
$3, $4.50, $4.75 to $16.50
$15 $13.50
$7.50
Whether a woman is going to stay at home or go away over the holiday week-end,
sho is sure to need several cool frocks and, preferably, tha kind that can be tubbed.
Here One Day and Gone the Next
applies to most of the frocks in our Dress Store. That is due to their high degra
of real charm and becomingness and the low degree of their prices! This keeps our
stocks always fresh and up-to-the-minute in fashion, making a visit to the Down Stair
Dress Store a most interesting experience at any time.
Particularly Appropriate for the Holiday
Voile dresses, dark or light, figured, dotted, flowered or plain, nre In more style
than you would care to count at $3, $5 to $6.50 and on up to $10.
Gingham frocks, more youthful, more becoming and more varied in stylo than
ever, are $4.60 to $10.
Dresses of imported gingham, very well tailored and smart, are $16 and $16.50.
the kind of frocks that many stores mark twice these prices.
Organdie frocks, always delightful, are in white and Just about all colors of tha
rainbow, plain, figured or flowered, at $4.76 to $16.50.
Distinctive hand-made frocks of voile are special at $14.76. Others are $18.76
to $20.
(Market)
2100 Pair of Women's Fashionable Low
Shoes in 12 Different Styles at $5.25
(Savings of $1.60 to $4.65 on a Pair)
So well have Philadelphia women liked these
shoes and so fast have they bought thism that sizes
have become incomplete, so we have had to take
these twelve good styles from our own regular stock
and mark them at this one price for a clearaway.
Among them arc some of the very best styles
of the season.
lutely correct and there is a choice of black, light '
tan, dark brown, white and gray. You 11 find
lijjht tan pumps with two ankle strapp;
gray suede oxfords with saddle straps ;
white canvas one-strap pumps with high or baby
Louis heels;
tan calf oxfords with welted poles, medium heels
and saddle straps;
black satin pumps with high or low Louis heals ;
brown suede one-strap pumps with baby Louis
heels;
tan calfskin pumps with one-strap and buckle;
medium heels;
-tan calfskin oxfords with rounded toes and low
heels ;
brown sports oxfords with fiber soles and low rubber
heels; .
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brown calfskin pumps with suede insets and high
or low Louis heels ;
tan calfskin brogue oxfords with wing tips and
medium heels.
There is a good selection of sizes and if you can find
pumps or oxfords that fit comfortably it will bo wise to
got a supply for the Summer and Autumn.
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