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m-n the ircat highways and- small
ifV-ofVhe el, country. Minnotii
dlaliM . ? are tilled br sturdr formers
;ftlt. a "w "( them .till have the
EnKcftwVy tractor or working
.Btt?J with three horses abreast or,
6.? a earn a tandem, out In the
terbapJ, "." " ,, frMh air kIvm
iori(mn. Tf toll an "appetite that would
ffl L'Sffi cot Eastern folk. Alone
S Jo? J5C,tlU?,. Ch. field.
"r tr. C-Sbt to this pa?e two
! ,fl.Tn hoth meatless; they are
"S farortfes durinc the prior and
"Lv Mason. Try them and I am
w?ivJ5ir Aed tell you that the women
,M thSiT communities take 'neat
V 5 Kfi,? onnklne and strive hard
ff,ae :.. At a recent Grange meet
bo were blbl ted
wd eight 01 mem " - - -Busslan
Cabbage Soup
Place In a soup kettle
nnl.Ulf cup o ontow, o,
SJ JHB Awd o wo8w, jftreifcM
wMjro row ocrf,
&rV doi; and steam until
W"w. " h . .ram. Now add
ffipf&rf'S
then cook
vucv y- .-J . mmrter hOUrB,
HE. t. Vnl nenner lo taste
?? X A nnaV lo taste. Now
iddinz "" """ ':";
rlits In a mixing raw
bne-flo' cup of water,
One cup oj tour ctcu,.,
Onao'i
it . a. .iiir.
i one-halt teatvooni of tall.
One-half ttaipoon of PPP" .
Srir to'dlssofve ..the flour and then
Om an
krlnr them to a dou ana u.-.j
one-half hour and then serve.
Swiss Soup
Wain one-half pound of dried peas
ud "ak over night. In tho mornldg
Sice In a saucepan and cover with
quirts of cold water. Cook ilowli
U0w Vnch of green o-bitf. oUni
fnOnt luncA of leek, chopped fiM.
Faggot of tovp herht,
Tuo mint leaves,
One PM of finely ihredied ooarte
wliW fcoe of lettuce,
One-half teatpoon of im.
Cook slowly until all peaa are very
oft and then rub through a sieve and
Jtturn to the saucepan and season well.
ae Is a real gipsy dish I obtained
while browsing about the country. Xry
it tad you will find how splendid It la.
It li eaUed Eccorcals. Select for this
M either a flank or chuck fteak. The
amount required for six people Is about
one and a half pounda.
Beat the skillet until vary hot and
tia cot the meat In sultablo Pecta
for lerving and then brown very qulckjr
In a hot pan and lift tb a atevring pot
Mm u loon as It Is browned. Now add
i very small knuckle of veal.. Cover
with.pleaty of boiling water. and cook
on! simmering burner for one hour.
New add .
On do tax mall onion,
.die-half dozen email oarrctt,
Two iouiio turnip, out in quarter$,
hie-half teaspoon of savory herht,
Bit of aarlic,
4M cup of shelled pea or
Qne-atiorter cup of dried pec, soaked
tit parboiled.
Cover ilowly and simmer for ont and
i quarter hours and then add one pack
in of noodles and salt and pepper to
tute. Cook for fifteen minutes and
then remove the knuckle of veal aad
thlclen the gravy 6llshtly and add finely
caopped parsley and berva In a acnip
platter. , , vi
Tbli Is an entire meal and needa irat
bread, batter and a cup of tea and a
fnilt dessert to complete It. v
The veal Is minced from tha knuckle
irn cold and is prepared as follows:
Inky Pinky
'Place four tablespoons of shortening
In the skillet and add four tablespoonu
of .flour and brown until a rich ma
honny color. Now add
xOit cup of slioed- onion,
One-half cup of dioed evoked carrot,
One cup of dioed cooked leett,
One bunch of leek, tninoed very fine.
Blamer gently for half hoar ami
thro add the veal nnd
Oe-Aol teojpoon of herb seasoning,
One and one-half teaspoons of salt,
One-half teaspoon of pepper,
Pour tablespoons of vinegar.
Stir to blend and then cover tha top
of thli itew with three tomatoe, sliced
Tary thin. Cover closely and let sim
mer for fifteen minutes to heat thor
oughly. Serve mashed potatoes, cola
law, bread and butter and tea and a
ilsh of Btewed fruit to complete this
totaL
Two cups of cold cooked beef, mutton
or pork may be U6ed In place of veal,
Brenichl
Hea In a aaucepan
Tvo oups of water.
0e leek, chopped fine,
Three onion, minced fine.
One-quarter teaspoon of poultry tea
toning.
Bring to a boll and add six table-
rtM.Mi?,' w.bMt ccreal and c00 until
wa, like for breakfast porridgo, and
turn into a bowl and kt cool.
omSi. ? Mueepan one and a half
pounds of breast of lamb and cover with
toUlnj water and add
One.haJf dosen onions,
Vn large onion, out in dioe.
n,Ter and cook "lowly for one and
Sirw3ufutr hourB- saM" and then
S . ? a srnV- About three-quar-.?
fl n hur before serving the btew
Us i end one-half oups of flour,
ivo teaspoons of baking powder,
One teaspoon of salt,
nV.iVi tea,Pon of pepper,
pjfta, W9 of oloppea
On'tfJ P o fine lrvad m
InJt n?n '"P1 tat0 bal1s the she
aUr 1?'. ,PlacCnhl (lunrts ' bolline
hthednmiiV80 nat,Btewpn and drop
cook f? a??Un5S .antl covor c,0,ely ana
and & . bi0rdcr on a laree not platter
nm& wlihCJI."w '." 4" " n"
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Soar Cream Chocolate Calce
yf. MP o ujror,
ri 0 tu"
"-Quarter, cup of thick, sour
ttSHS We" t0 bIend throughly and
rthLinf'Uttrlef CUP of Hour,
Bm!Ltn?'P0tn,' f cinnamon,
Btt to i?,0n t ioo.cold water.
'U'lwed ,8.?d th,en bake n two
Hm aId .8nd "oureu dceo laver -VI;
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Menu Some Prize Cakes That
m "" "i a
Ona-half dup of ual
Bis tablespoons of c
ter,
coon of cocoa.
Three tablespoons of cornstarch.
Stir to dlssolvo tho starch and then
bring to n boll nnd cook slowly for five
minutes, and then rcmovo from1 tho
htove nnd let cool, then add
One teaspoon of vanilla,
One-quarter teaspoon of olnnamon.
When cako is baked, spread one
layer lightly with tart jelly and then
with tho prepared chocolate filling.
Now spread with one -half cup of thick
nour cream, whipped stiff, and then
place the top layer In position. Whin
the whitea of two eres until voir stiff.
and then fold In five tablespoons of
confectioner's sugar and pile on top for
a meringue.
This is a very rich cako. yet It has
but two eggs and one and a half cups
of sour cream. Buttermilk may do
used In making tho cake, with just as
good results, when tho cost is to be
ciosciy counted.
Butterscotch Icebox Cake
Bake a spongo cake In a. loaf-ahaped
Pn d have it one day old. Cut In
tain BllCM find ihnn . J.11...
bjown on one aide only sufficient alicea
hi we sponge caao to cover the bottom
1 , e 'oaf-shaped pan nnd then let
ii i.';. "0ri ruD tho loaf-shaped pan
lightly with buttor nnd lino t,...
smoothly with wax paper and then fit
ni loafica 8UCM or cake into th pan.
"" luusica bido uown. jnow
spread with good tart jelly and then with
nuticrscou-h filling. Next a layer of
IIl ryuue okc, ana then spread
with whipped cream. Roneat until t.h
pan la full, having the last layer of
sponge cake. Place In the Icebox for
uours ana tnon turn the mold up
side 'down on a laree nlt nnd n-
with a clotli which has been rung out
lit : VlBr' .xms w,u Permit the
cake to leave the pan. Remove the
wax paper and garnish with whipped
cream and serve.
Bnttorscotch Filling
7eo eups of brown sugar,
Three tablespoons of butter,
Four tablespoons of milk.
Placo In a saucepan and heat very
slowly until the sugar dissolves. Then
WT"1-.. unV t,he mixture forms a
soft ball when tried in cold water, and
then add
Three-quarters cup of mfe,
Four level tablespoon of cornstarch.
Dissolve the starch n milk before
adding to the sugar mixture, and then
add and beat hard to blond. Bring to
a boil and cook slowly for five min
utes. Add one teaspoon of Mochn
flavoring and cool.
To preparo the whipped cream:
Soak one tablespoon of gelatin in
three tablespoons of cold water for ten
mlnutea and then place the cup con
taining tho gelatin In a pan of wnrm
water to melt and let cool. Now whip
one cup of whipping cream stiff and
odd three tablespoons of sugar and the
prepared gelatin by tha teaspoonful un
til all is used.
In testing out this dish I used Cale
donian cream, adding the gelatin after
the cream was whipped stiff and then
beetlng for threo minutes. To make
Caledonian cream, whin tha whlt f
one egg and half a glass of apple jelly
until it holds Its shapo. Use a Dover
style egg beater.
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The centers of tho no wars are wooden
buttons pointed yellow. Usa any kind of
feathers for the petals. Paint or dye
them If you wmnt any special oolor. Cut
the feathers Into tha shape of the petals.
Olue the poUls to the back of the but
ton. Use smaller buttons for the smaller
flowers. Cut pieces of the feather the
aha,pe of leaves, Fasten these lovely
FEATHER FLOWERS to your hit by
uslnir a small class bead over the hole
In tho wooden button. FLORA.
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By CORINNE LOWE
That the sum of three triangles Is
equal to the sum of smartness of a
dance frock Is proved by the charming
model shown today. Now, in sooth, we
can mention the eternal triangle with
deep conviction, for tho season s frocks
are ornamented with this motif, ranging
In tire from the tiniest mold to the
adult size illustrated here. This par
ticular frock electa for Its foundation
TOMORROW'S MENU
EVIEtoG PtJBLId
tjj COME HAVE LUNCHEON ATp
Chicken Ohra Soap
Choice of Braifd Short Ribs of Beef
Create or Pried Oyttera (Platter)
Roll and Butter Coffee and Milk
ten-SUSS CAFE OPEN EVERY SUNDAY Bsit.W.aKj
Semi-Annual Sale
CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
Eetablimhed
Because
FAB Dissolves Completely
it leaves no undissolved lumps of
soap to stick to your garments and
spot them. It entirely dissolves tha
dirt in the tiny meshes of fabric and
therefore requires less rubbing and
less rinsing.
A Test is Your Proof
new soap.flake made by Colgate
met, tVAlaa iimalA ? V? O
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MBtwi
ObWew pink taftcta, and the triangles
Bre bounded on two sides by loops of
silver braid. Thlq hrnld Ik reoeatcd at
it, - l,-. Al t.l.& A I., filntl?
entln rose accents the long corsage
wrinkling down to the hips. The cor
SSKO itself In trimtnn! unlv bv n shaped
piece of the material projecting1 into
small loops at the shoulders.'' '
Adventures With a Purse "'
'OTIA.KE along a book" is tho new
X book slogan, and I think it a very
good one. After all, thora-is.no friend
quite like a book friend, and "I love to
run my hand over tho back of aome
book I have read with pleasure that
lasted from cover to coter. "The Busy
Publisher" put me in touch with a
book that Is somewhat the otyle of
LewlV book, but which, In my humble
opinion, is Infinitely superior. It telM
of tho amall town of Mapleton, of the
unjust treatment of the downtrodden,
of so mnny things In such a delight
fully charming mnnncr, that tho read
er's attention never once wavers. The
book sells for $1.00 and should bo
among the collection of each vocatlonecr
and the stay-at-home as well.
There comes a new nail polish which
gives a luster to the finger tips that
would make the most sparkling of cut
glass jealous. It la a liquid, and just
a touch Is required on each nail. The
polish lasts from seven to fourteen days
and is entirely harmless. Washing does
not affect It and It's an entirely new
product. It la priced at ttOa a botue
Something new In collars and cuffs
la always acceptable, and so you'll bo
Interested, I am sure, in those I saw
rntlv nn Hlnniav. Tha sheerest of
white organdie embroidered with tiny
silk Dowers and the greenest 01 green
inwn thv nm alone tho edge at in-
turvaln of about a half inch. The
organdie is priced at $2.28 a yard and
about a yard and a half would be ample.
For imuom of snow aAtreM Wamn'aTKt
Editor or phone WaUn0O0orMaln 1601.
Washing Silk Stockings
Tou ehoutd not soak white or colored
silk atocklngs. They should be washed
out quickly In warm water and a wood
white soap and rinsed well In clear
water. Then put thenj in a coarse
towel and wring them out aa dry na
possible before hanging up to dry. And
5o not hang them In the sun to dry.
Neither should you Iron them. The
samo recipe may be used for waahlng
Bllk glovea aa well.
If you follow these Instructions your
colored and white stockings will never
fade, nor yellow, nor spot, and they will
dry quickly.
NOTICE
Special Orders
Lobiten,
Steaki
SilaJi, etc.,
Delivered an;
part of city.
Nominal
Delivery
Charge
75
Broken Lines
of
Fine White Shoes
Reduced to
$10
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I WANAMAKER'S DOWN STAIRS STORE WANAMjtKE
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
Like a Cool Breeze
From the North
that Is what It la llko to otop
off tho hot, sun-flooded pave
ment of Chestnut Strcot and
down the stairs Into tho Down
Stairs Store!
Cool, pleasant, roomy and
refreshing people find It the
most satisfactory way of get
ting to Elevated trains and
Subway cars.
Two entrances, on either
side of tho main Chestnut
Street doors, lead directly to
tho Down Stairs Store.
Center Aisle
ortuiiies
Mill Clearance
of Fiber and
Wool-and-Fibcr Rugs
Average Third Less
Wo wore atTe to pick up
this excellent lot of rugs to
sell at a considerable saving
to those Interested in homes.
The rugs are fine and perfect
of woave, but sizes are slight
ly irregular. Attractive col
ors and combinations, some in
the well-known art style.
Approximately 27x54 inches
at $1.25, $1.50 and $2.50.
Approximately 30x63 inches,
$1.50, $2, $2.50 and $3 75.
44-Inch Cool White
Voile, 35c Yard
Sheer, soft quality for
frocks, blouses, and some
women use it for the finer
curtains.
10 -Yard Pieces of
Longcloth, $1.50
Fojr cool undorclothes, night
gowns and other Summer
uses. Good quality, 36 inches
wide.
Big Snowy Turkish
Towels, 35c
20x40 Inches. They aro
soft and spongy and make
one cool just to look at them I
White Leather
Handbags, $1
Women have been asking
for them, for they look bo Well
with light clothes. Made in
puffy shapes with inside
mirror.
Leather Belts, 35c
A new shipment brings
plenty In white and black-and-white
combinations.
1000 Cool Summer
Nightgowns, 85c
Five simple slip-over styles
of pink or white nainsook.
Featherstitchlng, hemstitch
ing, embroidery medallions
and strips of lace are used for
trimming.
Pink Crepe Bloomers,
85c
Made of trade-marked crepe.
cut on a generous pattern with
blue-stitched knee ruffles.
Remarkable 85c
Petticoats
White nainsook ones with
deep embroidery flounces and
underlay.
White Skirts for
Juniors and Small
Women, $1
Pleated or gathered styles
of white jean in 28, 30 and 31
Inch lengths.
Opp
THE ELSO
Is a New Elastic Girdle That Is an
Improvement on All Others
It's the best elastic girdle we have ever seen and has several
features which are unique.
First, it laces in the back and has a shield beneath the lacing,
enabling the wearer to loosen or tighten the corset at will.
Second, it is reinforced with coutil across the front, which
prevents Btrotching.
Third, it has just enough boning to keep it from wrinkling uncom
fortably fairly heavy steels in back and front with three light ones
over each hip.
It is made of firm pink clastic of good quality, yet not so heavy
aa to be hot or uncomfortable in Summer. It is tho ideal corset for
tennis, golf, horseback riding and all outdoor exercise, as it combines
perfect freedom of movement with trim, well-modeled lines.
In 12 or 14 inch depth, $3.
A lighter model with loss boning, 10 inches deep, $2.25,
(Central)
Men's White Oxfords, $6.40
That's a little price for good-looking Oxfords of white leather,
like buckskin, with full wing tips, perforations, rubber soles and
heels I
Tennis Shoes and Oxfords, $2 to $3.75
Men's and boys' shoes and Oxfords of brown or white canvas,
some trimmed with leather, are in sizes from small 11 to big 11.
Tan Calfskin Oxfords, $7.50
t, DnlS 0,i Enf 1Iah 8t8 4n straight-Iace style, with medium toes,
theso OxfordB of good tan calfskin are excelfenLbuysl
Hlallcrr. Markatt
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Cool Voile
Imagine a cool, pretty
There are eight different styles among these fresh,
dark colorings. Some have
ju;e aim otnera nave irnm ot aeu materials. Almost an oi
All are delightfully cool and oh, so low in price I
SizeB 36 to 46 and plenty for everybody.
Peter Pan
The Favorite Among
Blouses, $2.25 to $3.90
Decidedly the thing to wear
with suits, sleeveless dresses,
sports skirts and particularly
nice for vacationl
Many models are in plaid
voile, batiste and striped dimi
ties, all snowy, sheer and fresh.
Some have Bhort sleeves.
Some of the blouses are quite
plain and others are trimmed
with tucking, frills or picot edg
ing. Sizes for women and girls.
(Market)
Vacation Hats for
Kiddies, $1 to $2
White pique hats in cunning
shapes are the sort that launder
nicely. Some are trimmed with
color.
Lingerie hats, snowy and
dainty, aro trimmed with lace or
ribbon, or both. Organdie hats
are in pink, yellow, orchid and
white. These are $2.60 to $G.
Sises for youngsters of 2 to 6
years.
(Central)
Children's Princess
Slips, $1 to $2
Delightfully soft and Well
made, these are unusually good
at the prices. There are many
styles trimmed with lace and em
broidery. For girls of 4 to 16
years.
(Central)
Organdie Points
Special, 10c a Yard
Yards and yards of this most
refreshing trimming for all kinds
of frocks especially the slip
overs I They ore somewhat like
a glorified edition of rickrack
braid.
New Vestings
$1.50 to $4.25 a Yard
(But it doesn't take anywhere
near a yard to make a vest!)
Great variety is to be seen
among the newest organdie vest
ing1 allover tucking, shirred net
insertions, embroidery and lace.
Net and lace combined are also
pretty. Widths vary from 18 to
19 inches.
Pleatingo and Bandings
(many of which match the vest
ings) are 3V6 to 4 Inches wide
at 65c to $1.50 a yard.
(Central)
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Sale of Women's
House Dresses, $1.50
frock all ready to put on for $1.50 !
white organdie collars and
(Central)
Vacation Footwear for
Women, Special, $5.25
One-Strap Pumps Dress Oxfords
Plain Pumps Brogue Oxfords
Sports Oxfords
Leathers include brown, black, gray and all the fashionable-
snaacs 01 ian. tnoes are especially well made and the sorts one would
expect to be several dollars more, at least. Soles are turned or
welted and heels are medium, low, Cuban, Louis and baby French.
Not all sizes in every stylo, but good choosing. y
Low White Sports Shoes, $6.90
White canvas Oxfords and
learner, neeis are medium.
White buckskin Oxfords and strap pumps are very good-looking.
They have straight tips and saddle straps.
Especially smart aro the sports Oxfords of white leather, liki
buckskin, with rubber soles and flat rubber heels.
Children's Pumps, Special, $1
These are ankle-stran numns of wViH mnvaa nnri Kin ok ...(
leather, in sizes 2 to 5. The good leather soles are turned.
(Cheitnnt)
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New Bathing Suits
Extra Good at $3.25
..... A11 &ur sItyIe? are made of durable black surf satin or Venetian,
nLn i . 8lmpJe sl;a,Kht Hnes which, after all, are the most
practical and comfortable.
Ono style is in all black with a square neck.
to wr ha8-a EcaiIoP0(J skirt which is piped in white or green
to match the pipings at neck and pockets.
tf n7 8 four 1,tUo rufiles at the slde8 ach Ped with
white or green.
One Style in
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Tights to Wear Under These Suits
aTd ?2 WairSS.fSSo6' f P3rt o1 at
Beach shoes are 50c to $2.76.
Beach capes of black surf cloth are $5.75.
(Market)
Men's Light-Weight
Cheviot Suits, $16.50
(Each suit all-wool, through and through)
Of mixed cheviots In the good gray and broton
colorings that men like for Summer. They're good
business suits and equally pleasant vacation com
panions. Mostly single breasted and semi-conservative as
to style.
Wanamaker suits in every sense of the word, with
average savings of a third.
All regular sizes up to 42.
Men's Cool White Pajamas, $2.65
White always seems cooler thanfs'.or and these pajama.
are of very soft, umooth white cottonth a highly mercerized
finish They are cut amply full and fasten with unusually good.
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