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gCpes From Ozarks Are Sent Down
lo ivith vv uoun o uomujjuiuan j.iicnen
L ert fln Tomatoes Arc Used in Interesting Combinations
t'n Tftcsc itetwfit-a n i ivovi u i iciziea nca L,aouago
m sins.
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M. A. WILSON
! MrS. V, X. Wlhon.
flM reserved.
Gn.irk., nds to this corner some
UTiher up those aparo Jan. and fill
t " ... Z. .!!. tested reclncn.
tlmwnn im - -
Tontftio iroM
W.'rli ,l eover with bolHne.
Wce I" n. '"". r- .. nn enn Iinni110
rtter. JU' . . nn(i cut the ercen
?ffl0Tl, too of the tomato. Tloco
SfA howl and then sprinkle four
SAdJS 'mar over the tomatoes and
P":. nvcrn kht.
"' . tn ..nnor.thln nltppfl nnd
rU'i'watcr. .Cook until
MTS mi then drnln. Now lift out
SSn" tow Wflly on a lar plat
?' I'lsce the drun In a bowl In tho
&!! Mtlc nnd iffld
J flMIH
On'e package of' seeded raisins.
Boll nnd skim carefully for ten min-
!!!i. nr hnlMiour. Wft tho tomatoes
P.'. .i,n with slotted spoon. Drain
of sirup with sioticu .
Sf pick Into fruit Ja
& until quite thick. N;
are nnu boll
ow pour over
j-.n Sen and place, jara In pro
r;. initio nnd nil wli
rrA of Jnr. TltiHK
with warm water
to a boll and
ifor fifteen minutes. Remove, lot
Jol nd then dip tops of Jars In melted
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One cup of wolnii moofi, broken fine,
One pound of prwnci, ttonet removed
and out In bU.
One quart of vinegar.
i ico pounat of orowm tugar,
Ttro fovfl talUspoont of talt,
One level tabletpoon of pepper,
One level tablespoon of alnger,
One level teatpoon of cinnamon,
One Inel teaipoon of nutmeg,
One ounce of muitard teed.
Urlnjt to a boll nnd stir constantly
to prevent burnlnjc. Cook until quite
thick. This usually requires one and
one-half to two hours. Fill Into steril
ized all -class half-pint Jar. Seal
wfille scalding hot.
Rlpo Chill Catsup
Wash fifty large red chlllos and then
rub tho hnnds well with salad oil. Now
cut off the tops nnd rerrtove tho seeds.
Chop fine. Place in preserving isettle
with
One quart of vinegar.
One pint of tllccd ontom.
One laroc root horseradish.
thrmigh food chopper, chopping fine,
tour levei tablespoons of salt,
One oup of 6rou;n sugar,
Three tablespoon of celery seed,
Six tablespoons of mustard seed,
nnd following spices tied In pioce
cheesecloth :
One tablespoon of
put
of
i of cinn
One teaspoon of nutmco.
amon,
With and cut in pieces twenty-four
" .nannies. Flare In a bowl und
Sfr twelve large onions cut
Si.. Cover with one-half
in thin
cup of
In the
Place In prescrv-
,rten toraaiu"
t jnd let stand overnight
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On snail htad of cabbage, chopped-
rre.IPPr. $ Jj'
One quart oj Bttonf, v..vjj"- "
Now add
Tuo cups of vinegar,
One cup of brown sugar,
One cup of water,
One frrel teaspoon of cinnamon,
One level teaspoon of cloves,
One leiel teaspoon of pepper,
Txee tablespoons of celery seed,
four tablespoons of mustard seed,
One packaoe of seeded raisins,
One pound of itonca prunes.
Cm iilnwlv until mixture is aulte
thick, about one and onc-quarer hours,
piict an nsbeatos mat under tho kct
tli to prevent burning. Fill into all
tliM half-pint Jars, while scalding
lot. Seal. You will find tho piccalilli
delicious with cold mcate, fish and
coked meat.
East India Churney, Oinrtt Stylo
Para and cut in pieces fifteen np
i!m. Place in preserving kettle and
add
Eight green tomatoes, cut in small
pieces,
DW frccn peppvra, uiuj;tu int,
Sis large onions, chopped fine.
One elovc of garlic, chopped fine,
One cup of preserved gitigcr out in
fleets,
One cup of candied oiange peel,
flopped fine,
One and one-half cups of candied
citron,
Two packages of seedless raisins.
One-half teaspoon of allspice.
Cook the mixture slowly for two
hours. Let rool nnd then rub through n
fine sieve. Fill Into half-pint nll-glnsn
Jars. Adjust the rubber nnd lid nnd seal
pecurely. Plnco"in preserving kettle
with cold water to neck of Jnr. Bring
to n boil and cook for twenty-minutes.
Remove. Cool nnd dip tops of Jars In
melted paraffin.
Chill is Spanish for tho Inrge red
Ppper.
Pickled Red Cabbugo
Shred one medium -sized head of red
cabbage. Placo In largo pan of water
nud let stnnd one hour. Drnln and then
turn on a cloth to dry. Now place In
Mone crock n layer of cnbbnge nnd
snrinklo with snlt. Uso about two
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well beneath tho vincgnr and cover nlr
tight ngnln.
Try This Delicious Country Relish.
Shell nnd cook nnn nilort nf hrnnrl
or butter beans (somotlraet called limn)
nnd cook four earfl of corn. Then cut
the corn from tho ears, Poel twenty
nnall onions nnd parboil. Hnco In n
preserving kettle and add bIx grcun
chlllcH and six rod chilles, cut in inch
pieces,
One large cauliflower, brokan into
fioioerettcs, cooked until tandcr,
Ono quart of celery, cut in iton
pieces and varboilcd.
One quart of snap beans? out in inch'
pieces anil parboiled.
Add sufficient vinegar to cover wlthlfa
two inches of top of vegetables with
five tablespoons of salt,
Ono-half ounce bf celery seed,
One ounce of mustard seed.
Bring to a boll and cook slowly for
thirty-five minutes. Ifow place In a
mixing bowl
Tteo level tablespoons of tumeric,
Four ounces of dry mustard,
Three level tablespoons of paprika,
One oup of brown sugar,
One and one-half oups of flour,
One oup of water,
One-half cup of best salad oil.
Dissolve tho mustard, sugar and
flour nnd add to the prepared pickle,
btlr well with large wooden spoon until
mixture bolls. Cook for one-bnlf hour
nnd fill into sterilized all-glass half
pint Jars. Seal and store In a cool
placo.
TbU pickle jb a splendid addition to
the home preserve closet.
Qrandma Tucker's roclpca nre splen
did and I liopo she will send more to
this corner. She Is quite an authority
in hor locality and folks for hundreds
of miles around have tested her recipes.
MARRIAGESECRET A YEAR
Anna Mae Nolen and Danlol Fitz
gerald Tell It Now
Announcement 1ms just been made of
tho marringc of Miss Mne Nolen, of
04 Church lane, Qermnntown, to Daniel
Fitzgerald, nlso of Qermnntown, on
Aueust 30, 1020.
The mnrringo took place in Baltimore,
the Rev. Edwin L. Gcnnrd officiating.
Tho bride Is a daughter of James
F. Nolen, n Qermnntown contractor.
Fitzgerald, who served overseas with
tho Twenty-eighth Division, is with the
Frnnkford branch of the Philadelphia
Electric Company. A wedding recep
tion, more than a year nftcr tho mar
riage, will be held Saturday.
society wombisummoned WANAMAKERS DOWN STAIRS STORE I'WANAMAKERS.,
Oovoral Will alt a Juror In U. 8.
District Court
Among tho blghti'tui wmuoii sum
moned for Jury servlco In tho tnlted
Slntett District Court for the second
criminal iwrlod, which begliiH October
il, arn n iimnbor prominent In Phila
delphia poclety.
Eight Phllmlelpbini's who worn drnwn
uro MrM. Mnrio Robins, wlfo of Thomas
Robins, 1B27 Spruce street! Mrs. Elslu
S. Rhonda, tho Longacrre Apnrtmcnta:
Miss Anna McCullen, 14211 Cuthnrltib
fctroet! Oeontlo Hay. 0021 Hchuylor
ctrn.it- Mrs. Tilda A. Lotmn. 8523 North
Twenty-third street-; Mrs. Adallne
Paul, 80UU isavanoo street, nna air.
Helen Turner, West School lane.
Camden, 8chool Attendance Grows
Camdon'H public schools open today
for the fall and winter term, The en
rollment of nearly 20,000 pupils is th
heavlest In tho history of tho city. The
teachers enrolled 700 now children yes
terday. Tho schools are seriously ovor-crowded.
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
Center
Aisle
hirds cup of salt. Plnce n nlnto on
top nnd weigh uown. Lt stnnd twonty
four hours and then wash in plenty of
cold water. Dinin well. Now place
in n preserving kettle
Three pints of cider vinegar.
One auarter ounce of celeru seed.
One-half ounce of mustard seed,
nnd the following spices tied in a pioce
of cheesecloth :
One cup of pickling spicci.
Two bay lcax.es,
One teaspoon of cayenne pepper,
Three tablespoons of salt.
One-half cup of brown sugar.
Tie closely. Bring vincgnr to n boll
and cook slowly for fifteen minutes
Now ndd one pint of onion chopped fini
nnd cnbbngp. Stir well nnd bring to
boll. Cook" for five minutes and then
turn In crock and let cool. Let 'tond
for three dnys; drnln off he vinngnr.
Boil vinegar ngain Ith spice bag for
five minutes. Pour over the rabbnge.
When cool tic with three thicknesses of
wax paper over the top of jnr. This
pickle Is ready for use In three week.
Take out the qunntity required nnd
press the balnnco nf the cabbage down
piranraintB
The best in the nests
Gold Seal
Eggs
46'
carton
of twelve
At all our Stores
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Special Announcement loikHi&ekeepert
Prices
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On the Vacuette
Non-Electric
Sweeper
Model B
Model C
was $28
Now Only
. P'8 incrooso In salea pluB docreuso in manufnc
if.j ..? purmis inia rumarKUDio pneo rouucuuii.
uS , 5 Vacuette reduced from $28.65 to $21.50.
ModoP'C" reduced from $37.50 to $29.85. Thoro
l 5?J?,biBBer demand now thnn ever for tho
JPiendid Vaouotto. Already more than 1 50,000 en-
!?UllaiUc Uurt Rvill.it tirnmon ...V.r. frlno fhn
ffi5tt0 l3 nmazed. None other liki
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Price -Gut-
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Opportmities
Tailored Velvet Hats
$3 and $3.85
Black, navy and the Autumn
shades of brown, rusoet and red
are soft and becoming in velvet.
The hats are in various shapes of
the season and all good value at
-these low prices. Trimmings
vary, but the hats are all such
as may be worn for 'business,
school or for regular everyday
use.
Children's Frocks
Half Price at $1.50
Cunning little frocks for girls
of 2 to 6 years are of pin-striped
lawn in blue, lavender or pink,
rosebud dimity and of organdie
in pink, white or blue.
Women's Rubber Girdles
$2, $2.50 and $3
10-inch and 12-inch rubber
girdles for young girls, slight
women and athletes have four
hose supporters and are finished
with pink coutil.
Men's Shirts at $1.35
Printed madras shirts, in tho
cluster and plain stripes that men
like, are cut on Wanamakcr
dimensions for comfort and serv
iceability. Not all sizes in every
pattern, but largo enough selec
tion for almost any man.
Clearaway of Summer
Negligees and Dressing
Sacques, $1
About 300 negligees and dress
ing sacques include pretty affairs
of cotton challis, voile and crepe
in various colors. Every one is
a "find."
Nightgowns at $1
Three styles are of durable
white muslin. Two arc trimmed
with decorative pink or blue
stitching and another with em
broidery beading.
Voile and Batiste
Chemises, $1
Lavender, pink or white voile
with mercerized stripes is made
into pretty envelope chemises
trimmed with laco or hemstitch
ing. Pink or white batiste envelope
chemises are trimmed with lace
edging or insertion in a dainty
manner.
t.rifiS tho
like this non-
Befcer Than
Jlectricity and does
jhjngs no other
JWeopor will do.
eans bettor, (
edlcienoy than over before. Cit Aluminum , Con.
.truction moans new strength and durability.
"Pnrkerized" Rutt-Proof Parto mean longer wear for
tho parts and easier operation for tho life of the
sweeper. Pi.tol GripHandU -makes tho 'C''
model Vacuotto tho cosier to tfuldo and handle.
No other suction sweeper-over i those of twice the
P-Tr3. ? ff IV &ldTa&
provuu r.uw. v ... - demonfltration
whother you want
to buy or not. Eaey
pnyment a few
cent a day if you
dcldo to be
Phone Today for FREE ;
Demonstration in Your Home
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Mtaitr,c current t0 Ptty tor- Ju8t u 8lBht PU3,h co8ob1 StrMt Triton
uil0 JBuction dcvco agoing. Tho powerful air send tho Vacuotto out. Try It on
wrrent draws up all tho dust, dirt, lint, thread, carpets. Seo them cUmner and wig
nes nnd crit Into th iff-nvnrv sneck of it. tho day they were now. If ' you ro
wo' a partlcla Bi-nttnr.fi nnunuhnni amazed
New Model "G"
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amazed with tho ,, rl
Phono atodayW for demonstration-don't'de.ay-
act quicjuy.
Guarantee Both Models
Wo, tho Scott & Fotror Co., manu
facturers, Clovoland, Ohio, send with
every Vacuotto our guaranteo that it
has been thoroughly toatcd and is in
porfoct condition and that if within the
period of a year any part becomes do
rcctivo duo to fault in monufacturo or
materials, wo will replaco it froo of
chargo to tho purchaser.
Tho Vacuotto will givo Borvlco for
years practically for n llfotimo. And
what it saves In cost just by cutting
out tho oxpenso of tho current which
is nocessary to run im electric vacuum
sweopor will soon pay for It.
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An Opening Exhibition
d Beautiful Mats
for Qmriras kinmn
Color! That is the keynote of Autumn millinery. Coral,
terra cotta, tangerine, Malay, russet, bronze, sapphire and won
derful fuchsia reds and purples are surest evidence to prove that
hats are gay when dresses are somber.
Becomingness is the second point that you will observe about
this collection of hats in the Down Stairs Store. There is little
that is extreme and much that is practical, wearable and beautiful.
In a word, these are hats to wear hats that one can enjoy
every day in the week.
Prices are decidedly moderate, with excellent assortments
of the most fashionable hats at $8, $10, $12.50.
(Markitt)
Bloomers for School
Pink or white batiste bloomorB are 35c and 60c pair.
Black sateen bloomors, for gymnasium wear, are ?2.
Black all-wool serge bloomers are $5.
(Central)
New White Blouses
in Extra Sizes
Most of these pretty new blouses are of white voile, a material
admirably adapted to the making of extra-size waists. Some have
square collars, which lie flat, others have embroidered vestees. They
have long or short sleeves. Prices start at .$2 and go to $7.90.
Particularly good are the blouses at $3 50. Ono model is simply
trimmed with pin tucking. Another has insets of real filet lace in
the collar.
Sizes 44 to 54.
(Market)
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Breakfast Napkins, 15c Each
Hemmed breakfast napkins, 18 inches square, are of mercerized
cotton damask.
(Central)
3000 Yards of 36-Inch
Cretonne
Special, 28c
Brand new, fresh from its wrappings, the patterns and colorings
are refreshingly new and different. It is safe to say that there are
designs here for overy cretonne use!
Bright little chintz pntterns in blue, yellow or pink on white
grounds are dainty for bedrooms.
Quito handsome bird designs show panels of rose, brown, blue,
black, gray and so on.
There nre plenty of plain-color stripes alternating with flowers
in the manner of the French.
So, you see, there is cretonne here for curtains, draperies, scarfs,
upholstering, lamp shades, woik boxes, aprons, etc.
Women's Fiber Sweaters
Special at $6.25
Plain, closely knitted sweaters that look almost exactly like the
real silk sweaters. They are made with long' Tuxedo collars and
nanow crossed belts which are in a different stitch from the body
of the sweater. Exceptionally good looking.
In black, navy, brown, buff and in black trimmed with white.
(Center Aide and In the Ntveater Store, Central)
Especially Well Tailored Are
Women's Coats Without Fur
$20 to $47.50
There's a marked clean-cutness about their lines that bespeaks
good tailoring and makes them suitable for women to wear with
their own furs.
Good-Looking Polo Coats, $20
With pleats and large buttons in back, they have that air of
warmth and protection so desirable in Winter coats. They are double
breasted and can be buttoned high You may choose tan, brown or
a dark blue heather.
An exceptionally lovely coat at $22.50 is of brown or tan veiour
handsomely embroidered with wool and silk
Two Models at $27.50
Very graceful is a veiour coat in brown or navy, with a full cape
like back.
A heavier coat is of soft brown coating with roomy pockets
trimmed with tucking and a belt all around
Many other coats are of silvertone, frieze and veiour.
Sports coatB of camePs-hair lay the new chow shade as
well as their natural soft creamy tai. 47.50.
(Market)
(Center AUIe and Chentnnt)
Breakfast Cloths, $1.50
58 inches square, already hemmed, they nre of good cotton
damask in several attractive pattens
(Central)
Dark Cloth Dresses Are Decidedly Fashionable
and there is a wide assortment in the Down
Stairs Store at $10.75, $16.75 to $37.50
Some of the frocks are gay with brightly colored braid
or embroidery. Others are trimmed most conservatively
with black silk braid in rows or in medallions.
The frock sketched at $37.50 is representative of the
braid trimming. It is of the finest blue tricotine over
black charmeuse and is made with flying panels. The
bodice is lined with pongee.
At $25 there is a dress of tricotine with a vestee of
French blue duvetyne. The pockets, sleeves and overakirt
are trimmed with braid.
30 Different Models at $16.75
Straight-line frocks, coat effects, beaded, braided and
embroidered dresses are of navy blue tricotine or serge.
The dress of serge which is sketched, at $16.75, is trimmed
with green-and-black braid and has a very deep collar
across the back.
Dozens of Pretty Styles at $10.75
One, which is quite striking, is sketched. It is embroid
ered all over with big circles done in black and silver gray
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Other frocks are embroidered with beads, colored silk
or wool.
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