The Fricassee for Sunday Din
ner Is Tempting
Dy MRS. M. A. WILSON
OwrlaM. ""f,a.- wl"en- A"
TUB winter period is new upon us
nnd the days commence te be qulte
short Then, tee, the weather mny be
expected te be 'luile old and stormy.
Market prices of the green, succulent
feeds nrc ndvnndnR. nnd te the house
wife who finds Hint she must live within
a budget this ndvnnce in price means n
serious problem. Quite frequently she
fa inclined te drop these feeds from her
menus.
Hcccntly in n city quite n dlstnncc
from the busy murta of life, I decided
te de some- ctirly marketing, nnd 1
found Hint lettuce was fifteen nnd
twenty cents per hend. After shopping
nretind I found n dealer who bed the
hearts of lettuce, two bends for fifteen
This week the market basket will
feature three meals from a live-pound
twlng chicken.
SUGGESTIVE SUNDAY MENU
Bttt'AKPAST
I Sliced Bananas .
! Cereal nnd Cream
' JVafflcs Heney Coffce
i- DINNER
Cheese Canape
Celery Yeunff Onions
Frlcassee of Chicken
JMflte Dumplings Mashed Turnips
Coleslaw
Cranberry Tie Coffce
SUPPER
Heme-made Uellsh Radishes
Bated Macaroni with Smoked IJcef
Scalloped Tomatoes Coleslaw
flpple Sauce ' Gingerbread Tea
MONDAY
DINNER
Yeung Onions Rndlsbcs
Chicken Patties
Boiled Rice Stewed Tomatoes
Celery Hulad
Cup Custards Coffee
TUESDAY
DINNER
Celery Heme-mado Relish
Chicken Leaf Brown Gravy
Baked Potatoes Peas
Lettuce
Brown Betty Vanilla Sauce Coffce
The market basket will require
Bacen.
One-fourth pound of smoked beef.
One five-pound stewing chicken.
One and one-half pounds of stewing
tef.
Bananas.
Oranges.
Apples.
Cranberries.
Celery. .
Yeung garden onions.
Turnips.
Cabbage.
Ilicc.
Canned tomatoes.
Macaroni.
Potatoes.
Lettuce.
Canned peas.
Coffee.
And usual weekly sundiics.
Chicken Fricassee
Singe and drnw chicken and cut for
stewing nnd leave the breast whole.
Add the stewing veal In one piece nnd
Slice in n deepsaucepan. Cever with
oiling water nnd add
One carrot, cut in dice.
Twe onions, sliced.
Fagget of soup herb.
Cever and cook slowly until the
chicken is tender and then lift the wings
nnd legs and thighs te n separate ;ir.n.
Place in a bowl
One-half cup of flour.
One cup of cold teatcr.
Twe level teaspoons of salt.
One-half teaspoon of pepper.
One-half teaspoon of poultry sca
nning. Stir with, a fork until free from
lumps nnd then odd three cups of
chicken stock and pour ever the chicken
in the saucepan. Bring te a boil nnd
stir. Cook slowly for ten iiiuutes. Lift
the balance of the chicken te n'bewl and
strain the stock left in the saucepan,
in nhleh the whole chicken was cooked;
edd the vcgetnbfts te the legs, wings
and thighs. Lift te a het dish n.v!
garnish with points of toast. Sprinkle
wim lincly minced parsley.
Petate Dumplings
Rub four cold boiled potatoes tlireugl;
n sieve into a bowl and add
1 we cups of flour,
A Wonderful Array of Beautiful New Dresses and Coats
at Lew Prices Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stere
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B $1S Irk
One-half cun of bread crumbs.
petedcr.
Twe lever' teaspoons of baking
One level tcasnoen of sail.
One-half level teaspoon of pepper.
One-fourth level teaspoon of thyme.
One egg.
Werk te form n smooth mixture ami
then form Inte balls the sic of a Miiall
tt. Plnce two quarto of water in a
forge saucepan and add
Twe onions, sliced thin.
One teaspoon of salt.
Mien boiling drop In th dumplings
and cever closely and de net open for
fifteen minutes.
Chicken Patties
Butter custaid cups liberally and
line with mashed and nicely benMiwd
nee about half an inch thick. Fill the
center with creamed chicken, made a.
follews: Plncc in a saucepan Ue cups
of thick crenm sauce made witli equal
Parts of chicken stock nnd milk,
Twe green peppers, minced fine.
One cup of celery, chopped fine.
Twe hard-boiled eggs, chopped fine.
And meat from breast of chicken cut
la inch pieces. Sprinkle ever the tup
n little grnted cheese and a tablespoon
f bread crumbs. links in n moderate
even for twei ty minutes.
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J nmliacmV g j
$6 $6 $10 $5 $15
Afternoon Frecks, Dinner Gowns,
Evening Dresses and Tailored
Cleth Frecks
Dresses in 20 Different Styles at $5 Less Than Half Price
Dresses in 8 Different Styles at $6 Half Price
Dresses in 25 Different Styles at $10 A Third Less
Dresses in 32 Different Styles at $15 Third te a Half Less
Undoubtedly the most astonishing dress values that we have had this
season and that is saying a great deal, for Wanamaker's Down Stairs
Dress Stere is famous for incomparable dress values.
Market conditions in the garment world are decidedly upset, and
tomorrow our customers can profit by this.
Never have we had such variety of fresh and beautiful frocks.
Never have prices been se low.
Opp
en the
Centra
Half the Regular Price
for Brassieres, $1.50;
handsome combinations of
net and lace; mercerized
brocade and heavy satin.
Sizes 34 te 46, though per
haps net in every style.
2000 Corsets, $1; very
special girdles, topless
corsets and heavily boned
long ones. Coutil and
brocade; all sizes.
Women's hats; $3.50
for duvetyn hats and $3.85
for velvet and satin ones
with fascinating novelties.
Women's Slip-en Sweat
ers, $1.85; new block
weave ones in jade, to
mato, honeydew, black,
while, brown, peacock,
navy blue.
Women's Silk Petti
coats, $3.85; silk jersey
with contrasting embroid
ery or messaline and taf
feta with tucked flounces.
Silk Underclothes, $1
and $2.50; $1 for satin or
crepe de chine camisoles
daintily trimmed ; $2.50
for crepe de chine envel
ope chemises and tub
satin step-in bloomers
with lace or hemstitching.
Pin Seal Handbags, $3
and $3.50; envelope shape
with silver-finished metal
frames, nicely lined.
Hairnets, 50c dozen;
.cap or fringe style in
b 1 a c k, auburn, blonde,
light, medium and dark
brown.
Novelty Ribbons, 12c
yard; half price and less
for narrow ribbons for
making or tying up Chr'ist
mas gifts. Twe toned,
embroidered with dots or
with tinsel woven in.
Cretonne - Covered
Bexes, 50c less than half
last year's price for long
or square boxes for hand
kerchiefs, gloves or needle
work.
Linen Handkerchiefs,
12 Vic te 35c; wide assort
ment of white and colored
handkerchiefs for men
and women.
Women's Part - Weel
Sports Hese, $1.25; brown
heather mixtures.
Pongee Blouses, $3.50;
Peter Pan and rolled col cel
lars with pleating and but
toned back.
Many Samples, $16.75, $18.75, $25 '
$16.75 for exquisite black radium lace dresses
combined with charmeuse and Canten crepe. Many
with the new rather high neck and lace sleeves.
$18.75 for a big collection of cloth dresses of
Peiret twill, serge and tricetine. They are braided
and embroidered and have interesting sashes.
$25 for dancing frocks of soiree taffeta, dinner
gowns and evening dresses of Georgette, radium lace
or chiffon velvet. In Nile, orchid, flame, American
Beauty, brown, black, turquoise and
maize.
Twe Special Groups of
Fashionable Skirts
at $5 and $6.75
Pleated skirts of fine prunella show
plain brown, blue or black en the tops of
the pleats and many gay stripes or plaids
when the skirt is in motion.
All sizes in the let, but net in each
Style. (M.rkrt)
3
Serge Frecks, $5
Scree frocks nrc in navy blue, trimmed with very deep
black, green or blue.
Tn
bands or medallions done in wool or silk embroidery in
gray,
Jersey and Serge Dresses, $6
Jersey dresses arc in one-piece style with pleated skirts
and surplice bodices. In black, navy and reindeer.
Sergo dresses are in navy and brown, beautifully cut,
with wide sleeves of self-material or Georgette, trimmed
with many rows of red, King's blue or tan stitching.
Anether serge frock, with a pleated skirt, has an elabo
rately embroidered bodice. ,
What a Choice at $10!
Fawn-color imported broadcloth with a self-plaid and geld
embroidery.
Brown velour frocks with scalloped overskirts ever satin.
Peiret twill embroidered in braid or with beads.
Navy serge with gray silk braid in rows.
Navy serge with wide embroidered band of satin across
the shoulders.
Every dress in this collection is of most unusual value.
And at $15!
Dresses of navy blue tricetine, Peiret twill and "Canten
crepe made in mere than a dozen delectable ways.
Extra-size dresses, 40,, te 524, in four styles of
serge, satin or crepe de chine in navy blue and black.
The materials in these dresses are unusually fine, and
in a number of instances $15 would hardly cover the cost
of the fabric alone. All sizes from 14 te 524 in the group.
Of silvertip velour nnd plain
topped with a fur cellar and lined
$47.50 i;ls h
and brown, IWffiimWn
mmml
vli
$37.50 $37.50
Fur-Trimmed Coats, $20
velour in navy blue
from neck te hem.
Almest Every Kind of Ceat at $25
Loese-back coats of cut belivia, soft and warm.
Coats with tasscled straps or pleated backs, smartly belted.
Braided velour coats in navy nnd brown.
And many, many coats with fur cellars.
Every coat in this collection is of fine Winter-weight material,
lined throughout with figured silk.
At $29, $37.50 and $39
Silvertip belivia, plain belivia, uncut belivia and kindred weaves
make up these coats in navy, reindeer and brown.
Seme have cellars and cuffs of beaverette. Seme are trimmed
with tabs of fur.
One model at $39, which is sketched, has long Tuxedo rovers of
beaverette fur reaching te the hem.
Conservative models in navy, black or brown broadcloth have
cellars of skunk opossum. $39.
At $42.50, $47.50 and $58.50
A beautiful plain belivia coat, without fur, is $42.50.
Navy blue belivia coats with big fluffy cellars and cuffs of taupe
wolf arc most unusual nt $47.50. (Sketched.)
At $58.50 there is wide cheesing among handsome Winter coats
with cellars of taupe wolf, beaver, nutria, mole and Australian
opossum.
At $65 and $69
Materials in this group are of a luxurious softness. Coats and
wrap-coats are trimmed with beautiful furs and finely lined.
Other very lovely coats at $75, $85, $95 and upward.
$39
Sports Coats
$15, $16.50 te $25
Mostly in the becoming tan
shade that all young women
like. These coats arc lined with
silk or aie of double-faced ma
terials that require lining only
through the shoulders. They
are in great variety and all
sizes.
Clearaway of Levely
Silk Nightgowns and
Chemises, $6.50
Because there are but few of a
kind prices have been lowered an
average third te half en these de
lightful gowns and envelope
chemises. .
Most of them are gleaming pink
satin, elaberate with lace, em
broidered Goergetto crepe, ribbons
and rosebuds.
Christmas is net far away, se
this is an opportunity for women
and girls te select delightful
gifts.
(Central)
Beautiful Fur Coats
$65 te $90
Every point about these coats marks
them as far above the average low
priced furs. They are of well-selected
skins, soft and luxurious, and are cut
full enough te be graceful. Lining3
are of geed silks. It's geed te knew
that trustworthy fur coats of Wana
maker quality can new be had at very
moderate prices.
Nearseal (sheared ceney)
coats, 36 inches, $75. .
Peny coats, 36 inches, $65.
Peny coats, 36 inches, raccoon
cellars and cuffs, $90. One is
pictured.
Animal Scarfs Begin at $8.50
"Oa $90
Natural opossum, $8.50 te
$17.50.
Kit fox, $13.50.
Natural raccoon, $10 and
$22.50.
Squirrel, $13.50.
Mink, $15 te $30.
Fitch, $12.50 and $20.
Australian opossum, $10.
Stene marten, $16.50 te
$35.
Children's Furs, $3 te $50
Charming little scarf and muff sets te delight little girls.
White ceney, kit ceney, squirrel, nutria, Summer ermine and beaver.
(Market)
Delightful $5 Hats for
Debutantes and Matrons
What a collection from which te cheese a new hat te wear Thanks
giving Day! Here are smart little turbans just right for fur coats.
Hats with wide brims for tall girls. Hats with enough dignity te please
women in their middle years.
Satin, Duvetyn, Velvet and Felt
are charmingly used in hats for all types of women. A rainbow of
colors all the warm glowing reds, browns, tans and glistening black.
Many have turn-up brims of fur, ethers curling ostrich,, in fact almost
every conceivable kind of trimming te make them attractive.
'$5 will buy any one of them.
' (Market)
(Market),
Most Fashionable Are Women's
Strap-Wrist Gloves
We are particularly proud of the leathers and workmanship
in these gloves because they represent even mere than the usual
geed value. All the capeskin gloves are washable.
Lambskin or Capeskin at $1.90
White glace lambskin strap-wrist gloves are pique sewn
and have 6-inch cuffs.
Strap-wrist capeskin gloves are in tan and two shades of
brown, eutseam sewn, with embroidered backs. Skins are second
selection, though very serviceable and delightfully soft.
$2.65 for first quality Seuth African capeskin strap-wrist
gloves, in brown or mouse color.
Light-Weight Capeskin Gloves, $2.85
Splendid for dress wear with pretty wraps or suits, these
strap-wrist gloves are in tan, brown, beaver and black and have
embroidered spearpeint backs.
S3 for sturdy sports gloves of tan capeskin with strap wrists
and 6-inch cuffs.
Strap-Wrist Mecha and Suede Gloves
$3.75 for gray mocha gloves, with 4-inch cuffs.
$3.85 for very soft-finish suede gloves, known as moleskin.
In lovely tones of gray, beaver, brown and mouse, with six rows
of two-tone embroidery en the backs.
$4.50 for heavy mocha gloves in taupe shades.
(Ccntrul)
Indestructible Pearl Beads, $5
It is because they are made of mother-of-pearl with fish
scale coating thut they are se like real pearls in deep luster and
weight.
They come in white, cream and palest pink, in lengths 18,
20, 24, 27 and 30 inches, with 10-kt. geld clasps.
They make acceptable gifts and are equally lovely for per
sonal use.
(Central)
By All Means a New
Overcoat for Thanksgiving
$25 te $38,50 and All-Weel
All-wool overcoats are the only kind te buy, for every
fraction of an ounce of their weight counts for warmth. There
is no surplus weight for a man te carry en his shoulders.
Every one of these overcoats is tailored, and that is why
they'll give se much satisfaction throughout their long period
of wear.
There are ulsters and ulsterettes, all double breasted, some
with belts in back and ethers with belts all around. Plaid-back
materials are very popular, also these with contrasting or plain
backs. Fine coats that men can be proud of!
(Oullerj, Murkct)
1200 Pair of Men's Part-Weel
Half Hese at 50c a Pair
Just what men want te wear with oxford! They're in tan or preen
heather mixtures, in drop-stitch style. All sues.
Men's Heavy Underwear, Special, 75c
Leng-sleeve shirts and ankle-length drawers are of heavy, clesclv
.w..v... iiuute lunuu, uimiciitiii'd ami warmiy neeecd inside, second
ijuuuiy, out me imperiectiens
are
(Cinllrrj
mostly unneticeab'.e.
Murkct)
EXQUISITE French veilings in two-tone effects are 65c yai
Fine mesh with tiny chenille dots in many combinations,
well as plain navy, black and taupe.
(Central)
yard.
as
Weel Jersey Overbleuses
$3.50
The type of blouse that women want te wear with new Winter
suitsa blouse that is comfortably warm as well as fashionable. This
model is a youthful ene with white linen Peter Pan cellar and cuffs.
Henna, brown, beaver, black, navy and Belgian blue.
All sizes, 36 te 46.
Overbleuses in Dark Shades, $5.90
Georgette crepe or crepe de chine, often combined, in navy, brown,
taupe, henna, etc.
(Market)
Beys' Weel Mackinaws
at $12
Surely every imaginable plaid is represented in these warm coats
of full 32-ounce mackinaw cloth, well known throughout the Canadian
Northwest for its warmth and wearing qualities. Sizes 8 te 18 years.
They have patch and muff pockets, both.
All-Weel Chinchilla Reefers at $9.75
They are in blue and brown, sizes 3 te 8 years.
All-Weel Chinchilla Three-Quarter Coats
at $1275 te $18.75 .
Three-quarter or junior coats of plaid-back chinchilla arc in blue,
gray and brown, sizes 5 te 10 years.
b ' (Oellerr. Market)
Twe Dezen Styles in
Women s Shoes Under $7
3 Exceptional Groups of High Shoes
$4.10 y $5.25 and $6. 75
Black or tan calfskin and black patent leather high
lace shoes with durable welted soles and medium or low
heels are in almost all sizes at $4.10. Alse about 300
pumps and oxfords in various styles.
Women's and girls' high lace shoes have geed thick
soles and well rounded tees and low heels. In tan and
black at $5.25.
Three excellent new styles of high shoes at $G.75.
One of medium tan leather with straight tips,
simulated saddle straps and low heels.
Anether of black leather with straight tips and low
heels.
A third of medium tan leather with simulated wing
tips, narrower tees and medium heels.
Women's Strap Pumps at $5.50
Thoroughly piactical as well as geed-looking 'low shoes in
black or tan. They can be worn all Winter with spats or wool
stockings. Savings amount te ever n third.
Moccasin Pumps at $3.25
Attractive moccasin pumps reach as high as an oxford
because their three-buckled straps fasten ever n wide tongue.
They are of patent leather with welted soles and low heels.
Quilted Satin Boudoir Slippers at $2.25
Delightful gifts te take home with you for Thanksgiving
or te get new for Christmas! Veiy satisfactory for personal
use, tee!
They hae quilted satin insoles, soft leather soles and
padded heels, and full pompons. In pink, orchid, rose, black,
Copenhagen and burgundy.
Children's Scheel Shoes Special, $2.90
Shoes en the right lasts for growing feet, with wide tees
and serviceable soles, are in tan leather m sizes 6 te 11 and black
dull leather in sizes 8V2 te 2,
(ClieMit)
80-Count Percale Shirts, S1.50
That means fine serviceable peicale, doselv wemmi material that
nil stand up well under laundering and hard wear Wcll-cut, comfort
able shirts in neat pin and cluster stripes, lilue, green, tan. laven
der, etc.
Special Pajamas, $1.50
Tan, pink, blue and white cotton, nicely made and finished with
silken frogs.
Kniller.1, Mtirl.cl)
low vtai.tt
nnd white
Black
Perte Rican seeds.
Girls' Jersey Dresses
$5 and $8,50
w.thffifeffttv.ncft
$8.50 for one-piece jeisnj dresses with pleated skirts and surplice
bodices; in henna and navy. '
Sizes 14 and 16 in both style.
Serce Dresses. $15
Pretty serge frocks m navy blue have pleated skiith and
lines. Ihey are embroidered in wool and have led belts
pique cellars. Sizes 12 te 16 years.
Delightful Velveteen Frecks
flecks with underskirts m- nl,,,,.,.! .., ,.e n .,..
g. -- , -- -- '- ,. -....,-. iuiji-i ta ui name-color
Georgette ciepe. Seme have girdles of eres-irrain liblmn. nti,,.,- f ,..i
Smu 1.1 nn.l Ifi ... SO- I m.w. u
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A Geed Ceat at $16.50
it is SKetciied'en the left and js of
blue or brown velour, with a fur col cel
lar. Lined throughout. Sizes 14 te
16.
The ether coat sketched is of belivia
with an Australian opes.-uin cellar
and is silk lined, $2:!.ri0. Pole coats
in the same model also $2.'.50. 8 te
14 year sizes in the group.
Girls' Coats at $15
Of thick, warm i outings in brown
and Sorrento blue, lined tluougheut
and intei lined, and topped with soft
cellars of beaveiette. Geed school
coats for girls of 6 te 10 years.
Other coats for girls of fi tn m
years are of eleur, broadcloth and
chinchilla at $16.50 te $25.
Geed Junier Coats at $20
.Small women find these coats te
their liking, tee. They are of velour
in brown or blue, with raglan should
ers and inverted plenta in the back.
Lined throughout and very snug and
warm. .Sizes 15 and 17.
Other cents for junior girls at
$23.50, $25, $32.50 te ?C2.C0.
(Market)
$16.50
$23.50
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