Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, July 14, 1921, NIGHT EXTRA, Page 15, Image 15

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EVENING PtJBIJC LEDGERPHrEADELPHIA', THURSDAY, JULY U, 1921
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fee IdealPicnic Suggestions, for .
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a.J Your Baskets for Light Marching Order to Give tlte&ast
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Today's Special Recipes
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W.'.Hi reserved
A. WILSON'
Vr.. J. A. Wlson.
Vfr ftffF' --'
FV . -.. ..i In fhn nark or coun
D1 . .. .ii. --J .h'lMrm
with the momcr -....v..
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- . .uj nirt of tho weekly regime,
?' T&nlc can be arranged no that U,e
, S oik can Join-them after burfv
! 2 c trto mother does hot
fr !lC the younger children to overdo
f.ttdr trength, lut rather lets in m
? E -round and then, when he older
S come, bo, ready to wait on them, fof
t.eyJ.avo boa a sircnuuu. u, ... ...v
.oslocM world.
Start early In tho moving and pack
t,,'.rod In boxes or basket. Tako along
ftaiTteg ""J bbce b.aU- Jt ,s
rr foolish, to allow young children to
Lf 1 tht Pen! thcy' wlU bUrn "
Lime OTcrtlrcd. So 'seek sheltered
!pjt for them and time their play
Ztr .minutes Is a Jfiig allowance.
Tell them stories of how tho Indians
ind early settlers made nice snug little
(Mi of "grass and lcafvcs and let them
rtgo little indivldunt bedsi cover
tse with a cloth or mat nnd let-them
,t an hour or two. Tako picture
tarts or' games and let them have n
itr't rest In the open air. Lot them
his over the business members of thu
fimdr when they arrive in the eve
ulut. This kind of an outing will give
tiemmany real gains in health.
-. How .0 rack tho Lunch Kit
' foe use of paper plates nnd cupB
pikes for much economy in service arid
libor- The usunl knlvcs' forks nnA
noons make for comfort. Take along
rta'rge'pnll for drinking water and bo
israrcd that this wutcr Is drawn from
Mprlng- or well that has been inspected,
fliiar water from unknown sources, is
I dangerous thing and, aside irom
t-plioid, it is frequently tho cause of in
teetioal disturbances hence an ounce
e'f prevention is worth more than a
pound: of cure don't guess, but know.
Dainty and attractive picnic meals
ire possible with very little trouble.
Remember that llsht, marching order for
tlese' outings Is tho rule, unless you
Live s car. Was paper and a number
t.'i'mai. cartons will soon solve the
, (ootTiproblcm. Lemonade Is a satisfy
Infcdrlrik and con be easily prepared.
Ream .out the juice of tho lemons and
rlice'wfth tho required amount of
Jnarvln a fruit jar. Fasten the top
lecortly and it is then ready for easy
U-JrtW'tntion. .Tut.t a word 'about pre
fearing -'the lemons use one medium
Wd orange to every four lemons and
' note the improvement in the lemonade.
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For those who ityo tho' flavor of mint,
a small .bunch of mint mny bo'crushed
and added to the lemonade,
Tickles, Jellies and coleslaw may bo
placed ,in paper cups and covered with
wax paper, and a rubber band ucd to
fn-jtcn 'them ', they can then be packed
securely in a box or. carton,
Some. Attractive Sandwiches'
Purchase, .two sheep or pigs' tongues
ana cover .with Boning water, auu
nit of bay leaf, ' ,
Ona onion, V
and cook until tender. Allow tonguo
to cool In' water nnd then chili. Now
remove the skin nnd put tho tongue,
'Six branches of parsley,
Fourplmcntos,
Through' tho food chopper using the
fino knife, then add
One-half cup of mayonhalse,
One-half teaspoon of salt,
One-half teaspoon of paprika,
One-fourth teaspoon of mustard.
Mix well and then use for sandwich
filling.
Salmon Mayonnaise
Open a can of salmon, remove the
bones nnd skin, then break into flakes
nnd add
Two onions, minced very fine,
Two grcen peppers, minced very fine,
Four branches of parsley, minced
very fine,
One cup oft mayonnaise.
One sour pickle, chopped fine,
Julee of one lemon.
One teaspoon of salt,
One-half teaspoon of pepper,
One-fourth teaspoon of mustard.
Toss to blend and then fill into Mason
jar. Wash crisp leaves of lettuce and
roll lettuce in wax paper.
Try this delicious wheat nut loaf:
Placo in a mixing bowl
Three cups of unsifted whole wheai
flour,
One cup of sifted white flour,
Ono-half cup of brown sugar,
One teaspoon of salt, '
Three level tablespoons of baklno
powder,
Rub between tho hnnds to mix 'and
then add
7'tco cups of buttermilk.
Four tablespoons of melted shorten
ing, One cup of finely chopped nuts,
One cup of finely chopped seeded
raisins.
Chop and work this dough with a
laree snoon for five, minutes to mix.
Then bake In two narrow lonf-sliaprtl
pans for thirty-five minutes In a moder
ate oven.' This brcud slices very nicely
when a day old.
The young folks ore likely to consider
the picnic a failure unless there is a
cake nnd somo sweets, so include a cake
and a few homo-made sweets to com
plcto tho bill of 'faro.
Chocolate Clio
One cu not sunar.
Six tablespoons of shortening,
One ego,
1'lnco, in a mixing bowl 'and cream
well! now add
J'ico and one-half cups of flour,
One-half cup of cocoa,
Four tcvel teaspoons of baking pow
der,'' ' One-half teaspoon of cinnamon,
One cup of milk or water.
Beat to mix and then ndd
One and one-half cups of seeded
ralsms,
One cup of finely chopped nuts,
One cup of prunes, stoned and cut
In bits.
Mix thoroilKhlv nnd then b.iko in a
round pan with a tube in tho conter for
forty-fivo minutes in a modcrnto oven,
and when cold cover with chocolato ic
ing, Chocolate Icing
One cup of confectioners' sugar,
One-half cup of cocoa,
One tablespoon of cornstarch,
Ono tablespoon of butter.
Sufficient boiling water to mako n
mixturo that will spread. Beat until
smooth and.uso, for icing cake.
A gjass or two of jelly that can be
spread on plain bread and butter will
usually satisfy, tho small child, but the
larger girl and boy will enjoy a piece
of candy, so try this fudge; it is splen
did: Newport Fudge
One and three-fourths cups of brown
sugar,
One cup nf granulated sugar,
Four tablespoons of butter,
Six tablespoons of corn sirup,
Six tablespoons of evaporated mtlk,
One-half cup of cocoa,
One-half teaspoon of cinnamon,
Ono teaspoon of vanilla.
Stir to dissolve tho sugar and brlns
to a boll. Cook for eight minutes, then
remove from the fire and beat well until
crenipy. Turn Into well-grenHed pan
nnd mark into, squares. Let cool. Nuts
or raisins may bo ndded If desired.
Stuffed prunes and dates are delicious
on a picnic. Itemove the stones from
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Itt.oj
y, . WITH
FALSE TEETH?
;; SURE!
;Dr. Wernet's
. Powder
iKEEPS THEM TIGHT
Relieves sore gums, sweetens
tlbreath. A white powder. At
belt Drug or Department Stores,
30a;6Oc., $1.00 or write direct to
fawtDaUlMff. Co.,il5B.kmiSt. jN.f.
Straws & Panamas
Cleaned and
Remodeled
In tho nrwent nhnpes for
Hnminer.
Oor 40 run of experieaee
li at jrnnr nervlca.
STEINMAN
54 -N. 7th St. Fhonri Market 3437
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the prunes or dates, then put through
the food chopper
One-half pound of shelled peanuts,
One package of. raisins,
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One Strip of lemon peel,
una cup of coconut.
Add two tablespoons of 'sirup to this
mixture and work to blend. Use for
forming into a filling, or it may bo
formed into balls nnd rolled in powdered
sugar and let dry.
Crushed fruits sweetened to taste,
then packed into jars, are very easily
carried, and when served over cold
brown Betty, ore doliclous.
Ono family that spends two days cacH
week picnicking uses an old bread box to'
pack the foods in and then, when
reaching tho selected picnic grounds, th
box la placad on two stones, which keep
It frco from insects and keeps tho food
cool,
Teach tho children that this outing
is to give them a chance to enjoy
God's sunshino and fresh air, nnd tlmt
If they race about they exhaust their
vitality and so become overtired nnd
cross, nnd, It overheated, Illness is lia
ble to follow. Lot them bring' along
their little dolls or mechanical toys and
play quietly in under' tho cool, shady
tr.eeS. instead of roniping in tho hot
sunshine, and then they will be able to
return Home in tho cool ot tno evening,
much benefited by their outing. By all
means select a spot that is convenient
for tho busincM folk of the family to
join' you, Do not forget to take alpng
n toilet case of soap, towels', etc., so
that they con refresh themselves after
leaving tho dusty city.
SAMPLE TRUNKS & CASES.
MADE TO ORDER
Also
TRUNKS, BAGS & SUIT CASES
REPAIRED
Victor Valiie Co., 48 N. 7th St.
"-' 2083-
LITTLE
BENNY 'S
NOTEBOOK
ByLee Pope
Us fellows was setting on my frunt
steps tawklng about dtllrcnt things in
genre), nuthing special In partlculcr,
nnd Sam Cross scd, Ilecr comes Puds
Slmklns with his soro thum, gosh you
mlto think he had radium on it instea
of jest n blister. . ,
V-.. .-.fA- 11.1.1. ll ... m i.fiUil lff
the way he's got it all rapped crround,
sod Lew Davis. . . ..
O, he thinks he owns the wcrld with
a fents crround It jest because he s got
a soro thum, I scd. .
Lets dout pcrtend wo even notico it,
lets leovc on we never even herd of his
Boro thum, scd Itcddy Merfy. .
Wich wo did, jest saying, Hello
Puds, wnro you bin? instead of saying.
Hello Puds, hows your soro thum? And
Puds sot down holding his sore thum
.away out conspicuous, and nono of us
fellows dident say cnything about it,
and Puds scd, G, if you follows had wat
I got you'd bo feeling something nil
rite.
Being a hint for ts to start to tawlc
about his Sore thum. which we dident,
nnd after awllo Puds scd. Hay fellows,
I can tako 'thn hnnillirn nir now. G you
awt to sco that blister, docs enybody
wunt to looK at It 7
Wich nobody scd weatner they did or
not, and Puds scd, Do you wunt to look
at It, Skinny?
Wat, that darn thing? scd Skinny
Martin, thats mi good, I woultlcnt look
at it if you paid me.
'-'huts no more intrlsting to me than
a deserted mud puddle, I scd, and Sam
Cross scd, Id drnthcr look at a hole in
a fents than that.
Id drathcr look ot a old hunk of news
paper with nuthlnj in it but nvvnrtlzc
ments, scd Itcddy Merfy. And all the
fellows started Ui Miy wnt they would
drathcr look at, and Puds scd, Aw,
wnt do I care, who wunts you to look
at it, you aint got cny slmpnthy and I
wouldcnt wunt cny of it if you had.
And he
proud and went
grot tin
over to Lorettcr Mincer steps, nnd there
was about 4 gcrls setting on them and
pritty soon they was all looking at
Pudses sore thum nnd making sounda M
If n fenrsp nxrJdent was lininicillnjr. '.
Proving yon ran nllwnys get
pnthy If you look long e'nuiT,
j
Market St.
Heed Money? S&:1
PENN SMELTING CO.
The Old Gold Shop
906 FILBERT ST.
SAVE COST
of Repairing and
Replacing
UNION METAL
COLUMNS
Last a Lifetime
Prices as Low as
Good Wood Columns
rEAncE rmErnooF co.
134S Arch Ht., I'lillu.
For Your Prettiest Summer Frock!
Wo have won a record for showing the loveliest summer Wash
Dress Fabrics at tho lowest prices in town! Just a word of a now
arrival of
Batistes and Voiles, 38c yard
The: t come in the much favored checks in color, with whitc-r
like the new ginghams. They are 36 inches wide wonderful at this
price.
Ginghams, Exceptional, 18c and 24c yard
A wealth of smart and very much wanted checks, stripes and
new plaids. '
W.H,Smith&Sons 914 Walnut St
Dry
Thoasanli ol Mill-Ends and Remnants in All New Wash Goods
McClees Galleries
1S0T WAT-NUT BT.
PAINTINGS CLEANED
nnd IIRSTOBED
AM, KINDS OF FIIAMINO
T-.H-r..)-.. Cheerfully GlTen,
Mattresses Renovated
SIZES ALTERED
Feather IlenoTaled' nod -lnd.
Into SInttre-M
Brass Beds Relacquered
QIPliFPC HO R. rhonei Inm. 4703
OHrII.L, 2d st. Eot. 87 m.
amcn
Being 21 stories
above the heated
street is only part of
the story. Good food,
moderate prices, fine
music, beautiful sur
roundings those
play their part. A
fine place to bring
wife and daughters
for Luncheon, Din
incr and Supper.
Dancing 8.30 till
Closing
tj!i H.l 1 1 3l 1 ! 1 1
a
$vm$4ftcng
JBk Cake
Cuticura For All
Skin Irritations
Blthe, with Cutlrttr-i Snn nnit tint -r-tir
to fret the pores of impuritlea and follow
n untie application ot cuticura O int.
ntnt to soothe and heal. They are ideal
or the toilet, as Is also Cuticura Talcum
for perfuming.
H!?u51?,!&!W1' rtti!"OiitrUV
3rtM.BtplJo,lll4iiaii.".8oMnwi.
Sotpi&i., 0lntmnt8n(lM. Tlcumlfc.
Cullcur Soap shave. without mag.
.
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Another GRANT Triumnh
The World's Best
SILK HOSE for
$1
Black, White, Tan,
Cordovan
u,1V1,.tra.n'l B,llt thread
.' .'C,,a.', or "-strand
"'k threads. Only an
t,I!la.n te" tb. rtlltor.
"'arly dnutle.
8im lit tho hack.
I'rei from cloudy ap
f'srnnce when worn.
Tenty inches of purs
'IMP, to the khee.
ne.nch mercerised
T?"at ne top.
siSSSV'u ,o18 nna n,Kh
liucfil hen.
. Knitted to nt snug
around the ankle.
All dollar silk hontery
has some of thesa fea-
jureahut none that we
nave ever found contained
... T. Grant Co.
f 20 Market St.
jtc "v. AyfSlr S-eibS(bw jfir V tf
For the week-end picnic lunch!
WHETHER you motor out
into the country or spend
a day in beautiful Fairmount Park
or just serve a dainty "fcicnic
lunch" at home
Ivinpsponge Cake will help
make Saturday and Sunday,
any day in the week, a day
perfect enjoyment!
to
or
of
Buy a whole 2'2 lb. Ivinssponge
Cake from your grocer, enough
for the whole family for several
meals. Learn that the famous
Ivins Baker, by using only tested
eggs, finest flour and other pure
ingredients, has baked a cake
such as most housewives yearn in
vain to produce in their own
kitchens 1
J. S. IVINS' SON, Ip
"Baker o" Good Bscu.a in Philadelphia anoo 1846
rm 9 iM M 9 -tf I M La'El
Absbrbtne, Jr. should
be applied promptly,
for the chief danger
from cuts and bruises
is the danger from infection.
is both a
a prevent
m-
Absorblne, Jr.
corrective and
ive remedy; an efficient
antiseptic it prer?nta in
fection, and ho healing and
soothing properties uke
out all the soreness from
the wound.
$1.25 a bottle
at most druggists'
: W. F. YOUNG, Inc.
SpHngflsId, MuMchoeott
5221 Market St.
Prime Rib
Pin-Bone
Rump
Bolar
BEEF COln
5939 Hirkel SI.
c
ROAST 25
lb.
Lean Boneless Stcwinff Beef, Shin or Neck of Beef, 12Vs5C lb.
Fresh Ground Hamburg Steak 12Vi.c lb.
Lean Brisket Beef for Soup 3 lbs. for 10c
Strictly Fresh Eggs, big and meaty, in cartons. . . ,40c dozen
Best Creamery Butter in the city 40c lb.
Nice Lean Boneless Bacon, sliced as. you like it on
our own machine -25c lb.
Best Sugar-Cured Corned Beef (all cuts) . I2V2C lb.
We save your carfare by selling you Wilson's Certi
fied or Nut Margarine or X. L. Margarine. 3 lbs. for 50c
MARKET ST. BEEF CO.
5221-23-25 Market St. and 5939 Market St.
Deal at the Store Most Convenient to You
One car ticket brines you from almost anrurhere.
For your convenience, we are open
asa-aaaBaasaa-aBaas Friday and Saturday until 9(30 P. M. sass-BSBeBss-ssi
,ASCO ASCO
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Do You Realize What a
Rare Bargain This Is?
Don't consider Asco Coffee a twenty-five cent coffee merely because it is sold at 25c
per lb. Aspo Blend is a combination of rich, full-bodied, high-grade coffees grown on the best
cultivated plantations of the tropics. In fact, coffees of the same high grade are being sold
elsewhere for 40c and 45c per lb., but, by various economies effected through our Produccr-to-Consumer
Plan, we are able to give you this splendid coffee for only 25c per lb.
asco .
Coffee
Got acquainted with this delicious coffee. The first cup will
convince you that if you are paying more than 25c for coffee, you
are throwing money away.
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Taste the difference?
Gorton's Cod Fish Cakes
isa
l.noufrh In each can for a family of three.
Just mako Into cakes and fry.
New Pack Peas
Asco Sifted Peas
CBn 12c
cnt to 9c cnn
With the "rlht-from-the-rariln" taste.
FAB
lie
For Fine pkt.
Fnlirlcs
It won't hnrm nnyllilnc that pluln water
won't harm. Try a pneknge.
Gold Seal Flour
31c
S lb.
Ha
Highest quality all 'round family flour,
Asco Baking Powder cnn Sc, 9c, 17c
E
Louella
Butter
lb 50
It justly deserves its name the finest
butter in America.
Richland Butter ,b 45c
Pure creamery prints. Big Value.
Gold Seal Eggs ofreive 43c
Big beauties, selected for their size and
Weight. Fresh from the nest.
Strictly Fresh EggStioZ38c
Every egg guaranteed absolutely fresh.
Asco Evap. Milk
can
6c. 12c
Better than creum for your
cofTeo and tea and stuys sweet
longer.
Calif. Prunes
,b- 10c, 17c
nie meaty fellows front
Sunny California.
Elkhorn Cheese
tin12ic
Two style. Flmento and
American Cheddar. Nice and
"nippy."
Need a Broom?
45c Brooms cut to 39c
60c Brooms cut to 54c
70c BroontB cut to 64c
Asco Corn Flakes
pkr.
9c
pks.
W for
25c)
A nnurlnlilniT cereal of exceeding goodness
and IiIrIi fond Talur.
GSCQ Teas
fee:
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12c
4-IO-
pkg.
2-lb. pkg 23c
lb., 45c
For a s'ass of real
Iced Tea, try our
Orange Pekoe. It's
wonderfully refreshing.
Orange Pekoe India Ceylon
Old Country Style
Plain Black Mixed
Fancy Reedbird
Norway Mackerel 3
for
10c
Kncli flnh a nice Individual portion. Very
tnnty. Try thero. .
Best Pink Salmon
10c
The fluent Pink Salmon caught In the head
waters of fnr away Alaska.
Best Red Salmon Cl 30c
"Tictor Bread
l.onf DC
Dig, golden lirnivn lonres that are a delight
to the eye and a treat to the pnlute. Victor
Ilreud stays fresh.
Quality and Economy
Asco Dritd Betl pig 70c
Asco Slictd Bacon phg 18c
Aieo Cornstarch pkg 7e
Aico Jtlly Powdtr.,,3 pkgt 25c
Aico Pork & Beans con 10c
Asco Macaroni pkg 9c
Aico Spaghetti pkg 9c
.ico Bread Crumbs . ...pJkg 10c
Asco Ice Cream Salt 6-lb bag 15c
To Beat the Heat
Here's a Treat!
S....p.rilL 1 12y2C b0t
Ginger Ala r
Root Beer .
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Pare Gripe Juice, pt bot 29c
Keep a dozen bottles handy.
$1.45
doz.
More Big Values!
Pare Jrlfiei g.au 10c
Window Screens each 65c
Pleasant Val, Evap, Milk can 10c
Best Part Catlap fcol 70c
Coii. Aiparagas can 18c
Calif. Sardine Herrings, .can 19c
Choice Rice lb phg 7c
Beit Hondaras Rict. . .lb phg 10c
Aico W. D. Vinegar. . . . bot 12c
Our Meat Markets Now Total 190
mr Whole Cut Chuck Roast lb Sew
lb
12c Boneless Pot Roast ,
lb
12Vc
Rolled Shoulder
Thick End Rib Roast . lb 17c Cross Cut Roast lb 20c
Finest Standing Rib Roast lb 25c
B-A-fl
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Sliced
Lebanon
Bologna
Whole Pieces, lb. 25c
lb
Delicacies Ready to Serve
Sliced i A -m rfc I Sliced I A utw i Sliced !.
lb lCj&Crge $ C feokedffi I foC
nam "-'
8
Dried
Beef
Whole. Pieces, lb.
All Smoked H
7,Cv7W.Kna
g.vaig'"'. lb
3SJ lb
JLJfc J-
22c Wholo Hams, lb. SOe
35c
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