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Thei'e Is a Cake, Toe, That Uses Apple Mutter in Its Icing,
Keep Peach Dishes en the Menu in Wintertime
jv .MRS. M. A, WILSON
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RECENTLY when secklnc n rwlpe
for en npplc-huttcr pie an old
iMMkecppr sbve me some splrnrild
'ltna fnr this corner.
"Down Se ith, in the land of cotton,
. flMrgln lxnisculfe tnkM renl pride In
Wiring te her family and hits found
a plendtd rake recipe that you will
llkp)ftce In mixing bowl
nne and onceKitfc cup sugar,
Yolks of two cogs, .
0nc-AiV "up renini;.
Crcsm until very light. New add
fine civ of cooled sweet potatoes
A"t have been Pt rftreupfc Me potato
"rie ami one-half eups flew,
fue'tMrda cup of cocoa,
One teaspoon cinnamon,
One-half teaspoon nutmeg,
One-half teaspoon ginger,
Onc-feuith teaspoon cloves,
Four level tcntpoenn baking powder.
One cup Hack coffee.
Best haul te Wend thoroughly, then
t and fold In the stiffly beaten whites
Turtinte two well-creased and
floured deep layer cofce pnns. spreading
e batter. Just n little higher en the
Sits of the Pan than in center: bake
ta moderate even thirty minutci. When
5prcnd apple butter between the
Jwtn, and for icing.
Plnce in small bowl
One-half cup apple eutter.
One tablespoon melted eutter,
Tue tablespoons boiling racfc coffee,
tad sufficient XXXX fetieer te m alto a
Blitiirc that will flprcad. Beat hard,
then use for icing cake.
Apple- Butter Plo
Plata in saucepan
One and one-half cups cold black
etffee,
One-half teaspoon salt.
Seven leicl tablespoon flour.
Stir te dissolve flour and then bring
mixture te a bell. Cook slowly five
mlnutes, then add
Three feuiths cup brown sugar,
One cup apple butter,
Yolk of enr egg,
Twe tablespoons butter
One teaspoon vinegar.
Beat hard te blend nnd then turn in
I deep pleplnte that hns been lined
With plain pnstrv. Use inch-wide strips
Of pnstrv. put en crlb-cress fashion te
form top crust; hake in slew even thlr-fr-flre
minutes; let cool, then place
white of egg in bowl nnd add one-halt
thss apple jellv. Bent uMng Dovcr Devcr
rttle egg heater nnd bent until mixture
holds its shape. Pile en top of pie,
dust lightly with cinnamon.
Pcnch Pudding
Tlratn n inr of canned peaches
New!
pltrc in mixing bowl
Three-feurthi cup of sugar,
One epij.
Four talleipnene shortening.
Cream, then add
Ttce npi flour,
Four level tcnipoentt baking powder.
One-half leal teaspoon salt,
One-half level tcaipenn nutmeg,
One cup milk or water.
Heat veiy hard te blend thoroughly.
K'rm- irrpnsn n tue-nuiirt meld liberally,
then dust with flour when meld Is ready,,!
then fold into the pudding unucr
Twe cup thinly sliced peaches,
One half cup of sour cream.
One tup irrdcd raixina.
One-half cup finely chopped citron.
Mix in thoroughly nnd turn nt once
trirt mni . mi nr mnlil nnd nlnce indnrce
kettle vh sufficient boiling water te
eev two-thirds depth of meld.
r.eil one nnd one-quarter hours; re-
nwe cei'r nnd let pudding stand in
Beld tr-f fhe minutes then turn en
ti't p Mt and seip with peach sauce.
Persian Chocolate Snuce
Place in saucepan
One and one-half cups cold coffee,
One ami one-fourth cups brown
svgar,
Twe-thinU cup cocoa.
One teaipenn cinnamon,
Eight Iciel tablespoons flout .
Twe level tablespoons Luttei.
Stir te dissolve flour and sugar and
bring te a boil. Cook for five minutes,
new add one-half cup of marshmnllew
whip and bent inlxtmc until well blend
ed. These unusual leclpcs are well worth
tning nnd will add variety te the menu.
Frem iiuuthir lender who just wishes
her initials te be bigncd te her helpful
recipe, comes nn unusual potato salad
that is Indeed very tasty. Try it nnd
you ulll like it.
Dear Mr,. AVilsen A iery dear
friend of mine gave me. this recipe
for potato snlnd. 1 am sure ou will
find It ery dclicieui and different.
&Ij Iari7a potatoes,
Twe dill pickles, chopped fine.
Dressing,
One tablespoon eliva oil,
One tablespoon vincgarl
Mix well and halt nnd pepper te
tafctc. D. M. O.
MRS. WILSOlYS ANSWERS ,
Ml' DRAU Mrs. Wilsen T would
f ''ke j en tp print a recipe for
boiled dumplings. I used te mnke I
tlitm successful! j, but of late I have .
mid very little success. I usually I
neil them fifteen or twenty minutes
llKhtly covered, but they are net light
and nice I wju nppreclnte this I
ilpe very much. M. II. M.
IJght Dunipllngt
fl. i) cup, 0f fJeur, '
(e frrMpnen of salt,
lour Uul tcuspuens of baking pev.-
(he tablespoon of prated onion,
''ne-hnlf teaspoon of ptpper.
uh (lis inKtuie between the hands
jte mix. New add nu exact two-third
'"i of milk or wnfer and chop nnd fold
this mixture until well mixed. Then
form with two tnblcpoerfR into balln the
Mre of n sntnll ekr. Drep In pet con
taining plenty of boiling water. Cever
closely nnd conk for fifteen infinite.
Lift with n fklmincr nnd place around
(he Ktew or pet reaat.
Dear Mrs. Wilsen Will you please
give me n recipe for a rellih mndc of
celery, cauliflower, onions, peppers,
limn beane. De you reek the vege
tables scpnrntely and what .plccs de
you tive Alse, please tell me hew
te cook Swiss chard se that the bit
ter taste in net present.
MBS. Q. II. P.
The relish that you desire is called
country chew and Is mndc as follews:
Country Chew
Place in a preserving kettle
Orte pint of lima beans thai have
been cooked until tender,
One medium-shed head of cauliflower
broken into small branches and cooled
until tender,
One pint of small onions, cooked nntil
tender, ,
Three stalks of celery, out into inch
pi'crrt nnd parboiled until tender,
Eight pccn peppers, cut into inch
pieces anil pat boiled.
New cover the vegetables with a mix
ture made as follews:
SPtce parts vinegar.
One part water.
And the following spices :
Four tablespoons of must at d seed.
One tablespoon of celery seed,
One-half cup of salt,
One-half cup of oretrn sugar,
One-half cup of ptekling spices,
One-half cup of dry mustard dis
solved in two-thirds cup of salad oil
and one-half cup of vinegar.
New add one cup of flour, and when
thoroughly blended stir into the
ture in the preserving kettle nnd bring
te n boil. Cook for thirty minutes, Mien
fill into pint all-glass fruit jars nnd
seal securely. Dip tops of Jars when
cold in melted pnrnflln and store in n
cool place. '
Swiss Chard
. Cut the Sn is, chard In suitable pieces '
place in the saucepan nnd I
llinir wntcr- cook for thirtv I
1, ,, ";.C"fllt 'iU .M
ler serving
t n i,, ,iii. ,i ;, n..- -ii-
In a let disli and wre. Over-conk ng
and allowing the chard te stand in the ,
Rnilnennn will nftnn enime tht. tri-mtiln
snucepnn will often cause the trouble
Hint you complain of.
MBS. P. DUOAN A cheice of some
splendid recipes for the Christmas fruit
take will be featured in our corner.
After-Dinner Tricks
Ne
27 Italnnccd Glass of Water
Te bnlnnec a glass of water en edge
requlici it keen eje nnd n steady hnnd
unless one knows the trick. The
secret is a bit of n match stick which
Is picvieuilj slipped benenth thn table
cloth, nnd which materially assists in
accomplishing the bnlnnce, the glass
Ixing leaned against it. Even then, n
little experiment is lieccisary. in order
te make the bnlnnce leek realistic.
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BVENIKO PUBLIC T,Tim(iWTBEgHlA; ' WEDKE0tAY
Dreamland
adventures
The Underground Singer
Ily DADDY
Jack and Janet go with Chip and
Chipper Chipmuck en a riile in Dame
Instinct's underground .aiife. They
ate traveling in Nosey Jlfefc'i ttmnel
when they bang into Nosey Mele
himself.
CHAPTER HI
A Wild Chnsc
"VTOW
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we are In for it!
bquenked
hip Chipmuck, nn the ttnder-
ground nute bumped Inte Nosey Mele
irnm Deiilnu.
"I want te go home," squeaked Chip
per Chipmuck, who Reemed even mere
alarmed than her brother Chip.
Am for .Tnek ninl .Timet after their
first startled surnrise. when the nute
humped Inte the mole, they found them-
selves laughing. It struck them ns ,
comical the way Nosey Mele, while
going quictlv nleng his own tunnel, get
mat thumping inuie-iiKc kick irem me
auto.
But Nosey Mele himself didn't think
It anything te he scared of or anything
te Inugh at. Nesev Mele was upset
and he was mad. The auto had given
him n mighty Jelt nnd new, before he
could pick himself up or find out who
the bumper wns it bumped mm again.
That was becnuse Jack, in the excite. :
ment, had forgotten te say "whoa!" 0" t55 i-nUtie-
te the auto. Wham, thump nnd then , fCCtCUfZC or Anoite Aneite
wham, thump, again. Moderate iHcm r3&u5y mrati
xiiree nines me nuie iiiiiiicru mi"
Nosey Mele, driving him forward. Three
times, and each time escy Jiocjet
iiiiiuurii inn iiiuu nn .-.vn-j ...
he didn't have time te show his med i
nor te turn about nnd light. The
mumps Kepi driving nun lerwura. i
n.. .1... .1.1 1 .!..... ll.n mllf flpAPA '
Nosey Mele out of the tunnel into n
large chamber. By this time Jack's
wits had come back te hlin.
"Whoa!" he shouted, and the auto
came te a step.
But Jnck had made a mistake in
shouting "whoa" right then. He should
hnvc shouted "gld-dap."
Fer the Instnnt the underground nutq
stepped, Nosey Mele turned around nnd
came lljing at it. At the snine moment
mix-'Chip and Chipper Chipmuck went Hying
out of tne auto, diving into a sine tun
nel. All they could think of wns te get
awny. They didn't cen wnit te warn
Jack nnd Janet te fellow them.
Tliume! Nosey Mole threw himself
acnlnst the nute. Crunch ! His sharp
teeth rasped against the hard top. Jeck
nnd Jnnet. creuchinir within, thought
would tear the nute , te pieces Never
J'.'"'!;?5' creature In such a fury,
Hni1 Nnse' Me,e ,bppn nH blB n." n "K
instead of as Hiuall as a mouse he would
hove been nine te tnrnsn an eicpnant.
A , th h , rf , m n as
Jnck nm, Jnnet werc freely
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Any larger. They were glad they were
net nnf Im tlui mipii wlin n Nenev Mele S
teeth could get nt them. And they
feared that as seen as he found the
auto was net a living thing, but jtlst
iIw.'lIhOI Hint held (lie fepM he wnfl seek
ing, he would reach in nnd tear them
Itmtf nniiM Him imenne? Whr. run
awuy in tlic underground auie, ui
course.
"tlld-dni, shouted .TncK, wliicii is
what lie should have shouted long be bo be
fere. The auto leaped forward Just
as Nosey Mele wnR lushing forward for
another attack. Bump! Thump 1 Over
went Nosey Mele and nwny raced the
unileertrmitwl nittn. t uent nut of the
eliAmlmr Inte n tunnel. Then it came I
te a big mole Castle, a fort filled with
pnisagcways, wmi a cozy nesi in me
center. The auto rated right through
this nest, unci Jnck nnd .Timet get Just
one glimpse of n lady mele who wns
awakening from n nap.
Nosey Mele was following. He took
short cuts and nlmest caught tlicrn.
Out of the tnstle and bnck through
the tunnel te where the big fight had
taken place. Nosey Mole had gotten
there ahead of them. But Nosey Mole
made the mistake of turning his back,
Wham, the auto sent him tumbling head
ever neeis, mm ueiore nc ceuki pick
himself nn. It dnshed down the very
tunnel into which Chip nnd Chipper
Chipmuck had escaped.
(Tomorrow will be (old hew tlrey
rome upon tlie cate of it sleeping bear
who Isn't a real bear nt nil.)
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Christmas Jollity Is in the Air!
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stere
Exquisite Perfumes Frem
Over the Sea
New fragrances, as well as the old favorites, are here te
carry Christrnnn wished te these who leve perfumes of delicacy
and rare exotic scents. Bettles nnd boxes have n beauty ana
grace of their own, which Is flttlpif. ,-,.
Little bottles nnd droppers (very nice te hanp; en Christ
mas trees or carry In the handbag) of the same Imported
perfumes begin at ?1 nnd $1.50.
Bettles of perfume arc 85c te S7.25.
Toilet water and vegetal arc ?1.30 te $7.85.
Sachets are 75c te $2.60, nnd talcums, 25c te ?1.
A Nice Complement te a Gift of Perfume
is n pretty glass perfume dropper or n pcrfumteer. They are
in delicately pretty shapes at $1 te $G.
t (Central)
Fine Capeskin Gloves
for a Weman's Christmas Gift
All arc of finest quality capeskin that Is unexcelled for wear
and smartnesB. Every pair is washable.
$2.25 for one-clasp gloves In tan, brown and fawn with spear
point bncks. , , . .
$3 for light-weight one-clasp gloves in gray, fawn, tan and brown
with two-tone embroidered backs. ....
$2.85 for strap-wrist gloves In tan, brown, beaver and black.
$3.75 for beautiful pearl whlte one-clasp gloves; crochet
embroidered backs. ... ...
$4.50 for tan, brown, gray, mode Btrap-wrist gloves with
full 6-inch cuff. An ideal sports nnd street glove.
$1.50 also for beautiful cight-button-length mousqnetaire gloves
of very light-weight capeskin In tan, brown, champagne, pearl gray
nnd mode.
$5 for twelve-button-length meubquetaire gloves In tan, brown
nnd gray.
(Central)
Firs,
If they are Wanamaker furs it means their quality and
fashion are unquestioned. Every piece is of fine selected
pelts, beautifully made up, the kind one likes te give. And
prices are low for such dependable furs !
Handsome Japanese Mink Steles, $90
A beautifully shaded stele of Japanese mink, 62 inches
long, with plenty of tails, is $90. It is sketched.
A similar style of natural mink, 72 inches long, is $100.
One and Twe-Skin Animal Scarfs
Natural opeum, $8.50 and $17.50.
Squirrel scarfs, $13.50. Fitch scarfs, $12.50 te $30.
Australian opossum, $10. Stene marten, $16.50 te $40.
Mink scarfs, $20 te $40. Baum marten, $40 te $50.
Marmet Fur Coats, $90
Glistening marmot coats are full 36-inch length, with large col cel
lais, and arc lined with silk. With raccoon cellar and cuffs, l35.
Fine natural muskrat coats, very youthful, are 40 inches long
at $175.
(Market)
Pillows! Pillows ! Pillows !
Seft, fat pillows, nice and comfy nnd round, are covered with
pretty cretonne or terry cloth at $1.
Unusual ones at $2.50 are special, indeed. They are round and
covered with velour, gathered en top and finished with a button. Seme
have inserts of geed tapestry all around, like the much mere expen
sive pillows.
(Chentnut)
Special for the Holidays!
150 Smart New Tep Coats
$12
They're made almost like men's overcoats
plainly tailored, belted, generously pocketed and
finished with convertible cellars. Most of them have
raglan shoulders.
All are of thick, warm materials that will stand
a great deal of hard wear and weather.
All sizes from 16 te 42.
$12 for unlined coats of greenish mixtures.
$16.. "50 for tan pole coats lined throughout with
self-color satin.
$16.50 for herringbone mixtures, in brown, gray
and green, lined throughout.
$16.50 for dark blue and brown mixtures in extra
thick material with contrasting or plaid backs.
$18.75 for coats of green, gray, brown and gray
green mixtures half lined with silk.
Every Ceat in the Greup Is Specially Priced
Frilly Little Party Frecks
for Girls of 6 te 14
Airy fairy little frocks of pink, blue or white orepe
de chine, Georgette or net ns light as thistledown. Knets
of ribbon, wee frills and sashes ndem them. Most amaz
ing of all, little crepe de chine bloomers come with seme
of them. Sber, fl te 14 years, though net all sizes In any
one style. $13.50 te $2l50.
(Market)
PECBMBER 7, 19
fb (Gift of (Gifts
$16.50 $18.75
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A Man's Raincoat That
Presents a
New Idea
and that idea is te have no
seams where the rain beats.
Shoulders and sleeves are
free from seams for water te
seep through, se that thor
ough protection is assured.
The yoke line is becoming,
tee, 'and there is an inverted
pleat down the back. The
belt fastens with a trench
buckle and can be pulled up
smartly.
All of the coats have con
vertible cellars, straps at the
wrists and are of heavy tan
material, thoroughly rub
berized. $9.75
(Onllerj-,
Geed-Looking Shirts Are
Sure te Please a Man
There are plenty of such shirts, priced low, In the Gallery
Stere for Men.
At $3.50 shirts of an artificial silk-and-cotton mixture
coma in neat stripes.
At $R a silk-and-cotton material that has all the appear
ance of satin-striped silk broadcloth in plenty of attractive
stripes.
(Oallery, Market)
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, 35c Each
All linen, all white and very geed quality at this little
price.
(Central)
Latest Dance Music
en Clarien Records
at 55c
Twe whele dances for 55c, re
peated as often as you like geed
value, isn't it? Why net give
two or three Clarien records te
your friends for Christmas?
1107 "Dixie" (One Step)
"Canadian Capen" (Fex
Tret)
till "Moen River" (Wnltr)
"Seuth Se Iile" (Fex
Tret)
1 106 "Second Hand Rese"
(Fex Tret)
"El Relicario" (My Spnn
iih Roie) (Novelty One
Step)
1114 "June Moen" (Fex Tret)
"I Wonder if Yeu Still
Care for Me" (Fex Tret)
1113 "Pegtry O'Neil (Waltz)
"All by Myself" (Fex
Tret)
and many ethers are here. Tele
phone and mail orders will be
promptly attended te.
(Central)
Maids' Waists for
Christmas Gifts
Neatly tailored waist of prac
tical materials are made in the
correct style with two-in-one col cel
lars. Striped percale and white mad
ras wnists, $1.50.
White linene waists, SI. 75.
Black fcnteen waists, $2.
Black poplin waists, $2.25.
Black mercerized poplin, $3.25.
(Market)
Pure Weel Crib
Quilts, $3.50
Seft and se warm and snug!
They are covered with plain pink
or light blue sateen or have fig
ured tops and plain backs and
borders.
i ( entrah
r-
$16.50
$18.75
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Odd Pieces With Sterling
Silver Handles, $1.25
Tomate servers, cold meat
servers, salad forks, gravy ladles,
berry spoons and pie knives
pieces that make evcr-welcome
gifts. Each is attractively boxed
for Christmas giving.
Children's Gloves
65c te $1.35
tiee for gray and brown fieecc
lincd fabric mittens with fur tops.
$1 for fabric gauntlets in gray
and brown with leather palms.
$1 for Scotch wool gloves in gray
and brown heather mixtures and
for leather gauntlets in tan and
brown, fleece lined nnd uith star
trimmed cuffs. $1.25 for Scotch
wool skating gauntlets. $1.35 for
brown capeskin mittens, fleece
lined nnd with fur tops.
Handkerchiefs for Women
and Children, 35c and 55c
35c for women's white linen
handkerchiefs with colored em
broidered initials nnd tiny
wreaths embroidered daintily.
55c for boxes of three children's
handkerchiefs embroidered with
interesting figure.
Women's Silk Underclothes
$1 te $3.85
$1 for sntin camisoles in flesh,
white, orchid, navy blue and
black.
$2.25 for ilesh and white satin
bloomers. $3.50 for envelope
chemihes of pink radium silk
trimmed with Georgette crepe,
ribbon, lace and hemstitching
the very essence of daintiness,
53.50 for silk jersey pantalettes
In blue, green, purple, brown and
black. $3.85 for jersey silk
pantalettes with deep ruffles at
tractively trimmed
Fiber-Silk Sports Scarfs
$3.90 te $7.50
Women like these immensely!
i'lani ana lancy weaves, plan
coler.s nnd Reman stripes in the
assortment.
Crepe de Chine Overbleusea
$5.90
Suit blouses that are charm
ing in color and in trimming.
Henna, brown, navy blue and sand
embroidered in French knet3 in
centmsting colors.
Fabrikeid Pocketbooks, $1
Strap books and envelopo envelepo envelope
nhaped bagh in long-grain fab fab
rieoid with shiny finish.
Men's Mufflers, $1
Tiber and cotton mixtures in
plain colors and figures in blue,
gray, brown, black and green.
Bead Necklaces, 65c and $1
All bends or pretty combina
tions of metal links and beads.
Clear or frosted in imitntiens of
many stones.
13th Street Aisle
Children's Oilcloth
Feeding Sets, 50c Set
lib and tray cloth sets of white
oilcloth with dull finish. Inter
esting te kiddles because of the
prettily painted Dutch babies or
(lowers.
Stamped Towels
25c and 30c
Hemstitched ones of cotton
huck stamped for embroidery.
Boudoir Caps, 35c
Pink or blue i volle nnd pink,
ftlwh, China silk trimmetl
With bits of lace.
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