(Ylv, 5f77.'-"?77& 1 1 'v i-f.. y.l7vv - f : .-: V ' It Mrs. Wilsen Provides - . -. J . m of Utilizing the Turkey That Remains iii , She Alse Explains Preparation of Bird for the Christmas Meal A Tasty Minced Dish Can Be Fixed the Next Day Br MKS M. A. WILSON ..vrteM. ttit.MKNr. ft. A. Wlfjftt Air r-r. - Hants rtiervta mUR preparation of this majestic bird I i. rr Important If it is te be ' i,.n1er nm'l niee. Ilnvc butcher remove fljrk when lie drawn the turkey. Singe nwl wash In plenty of water, i then wpr iry aim men mi. pmra Itinful of the fillliiR In the cavity at the kcastheii" where nfck nnd crop were itmeved nnd drew Mn te the back aw c te close : tif e n darning needle' and ht string te ww up the openings. De net overpaid in the Htlliitf becatire It swells while cooking. New rub the turkey all eer liberally ttlth Rhertenlng and nnt in u light coat Ini of flour; place in baking pan and then place In het even. Just in seen as the lurkev commences te brown, turn en Its brca-t. having the bony Mruc turc of the back te the Intense het iient of even. De net add tiny water. New remmence te baste, bunting every flf lecn minute, and cook turkey two nnd a half hours for nine or ten euiids nnd three hours for twelve te fifteen pounds. Te prepare the mixture for basting: Place giblets anil neck. One-half cup of baceri or nusaee drippings in saucepan nnd add three rinta cold water. Urlng te a bell. Place en the simmering burner nnd l,cep het. Half hour before lemevlng from the nPti turn the turkey en its back nnd I'dSte brenl. allowing brenst te brown nicely. Then cover with thin (.trips of baron, allowing one ntilp for earii per per reii ten minute". Ucfeie icnievlng ttir jiey from even add Oiifl cup flour, Tice-thirdi cups of tcatci. Dlolve flour in wnf:1 before add ini and Mir well into the gravy in the pan ; se-isen and allow te cook ten mtn titcs. The turkey nud gravy ere then both ready te tervc. Turkey Killing Almest every remmunfty lias Its own particular filling that the heiihcwlfe fintally prizes. I llne gathered u Cew unusual ones hen', and If jeii selert ene of them I am sure the family will en en Jey the netelty. The bread used Is pre pared as follews: Seak bread in plentt of cold water until mft: turn in plere of cliecceclnth and press dry: nib through a sieve te jemeve lumps; rhls nil) be railed in following recipe "the pieparcd bread." Ojsler Killing Loek ever and drtiin twcntj-livc ojs ejs trrs and cut iu pI'TO. l'lntc in a mhlng bowl and add Three cups of the prepared bread. One-half cup finely chopped onions. One-half vii p finely chopped yrcen tops edcrii. One-half cup finely chopped parsley, Twe teaspoon of salt. One teaspoon of tehilr pepper, One teaspoon of thyme. One teaspoon of poultry seasoning, en of poultry AUK and till into turKcy. Ter crenlc liccnn filllni; ndd One and one-half cups of finely (hop- pea pecans. Ter walnut tlllitiB use one nnd a half i tips of walnuts in tdace of tlie iiecans. The old llellnnd Dutch and 'Jermnn potato filling is delicious and well worth tijing. Mine lery line Buffif irnt urrrn tops of celery le MM'tire two etip. l'lnre In skillet one cun of snui.ise ei hn hneen drippings; add the ptepated . ,,,. .,,. ' " ' ' iflery top One cup finely chepprj onions. One-half (up finely v iheppcd tnnp herbs. 'Ihrev nips uinihtd potatoes. One and one-half dipt of the pie pared bread. 'fro fv;joeni of 'all. Out ttnspe'jt of ptppci. One teaspoon of iliymr. One tcajpoe.i of pealtiy scuseiuny. Mix nnd cook er.v lewlv. turninr? freipicntlj . taking care net le let brown. feel nud use for llllinc. The riemlsn nnd Austrian housewife adds one cup of finely iheppcd nut te the above till- , in;. Te senc the left-ever turkey: ferie as cold cuts with potato tnl.ie, and coleslaw. , Then iih an eminre and last as Rrilled turLej bone'. I Ihiiiuce of Turkey . Cut leftexei turkey iu small jiiicesi net less than half un inch; de net put , through feed cheppr. Tliis cut meat 'en fine nnd it b'ceuics veiy eiu-S i rincc in saucepan One nnd one-half dtps of milk, M.r tablespoons flein. Stir te diei&nlvp Heur nnd bring te J Ml. Cook slewlj fur Ihiee minutes. , .New add ' One tablespoon of grated onion, Oiu half cup of finely minted paisley, One half tiaspoen thyme. fue ri7d;iu(iiM salt. Our tcaipeiiii peppti, litter out Itmnn or one tublespuen vin(ai. Tbi' prcpniril tin key ment : Tess te mlt ami beat slowly until .vnlding het i j-crie en toast (jarnlshed with slired. rrd. boiled ig' and pnilej. IVe in tlcty add Unc-hr.lf cup of coarsely iheppid , jg-ffl Stanley Kerry-Krome 8 Fer Saturday Only! SHOES for Beys and Girls A.. V v M Strongest Where There i I m VHM&X&B ?A ff 00 Style irrrS Ne. S7R 1Hli'i""i'Till'"B qJmj' Several Methods I nuls, using cither atmemls, uulnuti or pecans. Otic cup diced nnd cooked celery. One cup ircll-dralncd canned pens. Te Orlll Henes Din In mnentiaie, roll in fine bread irumns ami ureii or unite In lie een rer minute. S'erc with t.trlar tatice. MRS. WILSON'S ANSWERS Dear Mrs. WiNen Will wen please puhlNh n ici-lpe for wnP7 Mine nre co tough mid T would llk te knew hew te muke them no that they will be nice and crip. MUS. O, H. 1,. Waffles l'lntc in a bewl: One rup. One cup of milk. One and three-quarters tups of flour, One teaspoon of unit, Ttvn teaspoons of sugar. five level teaspoons of baking pow der. One level tablespoon of shortening. Dcet te ink nnd then bake in well greased smoking het wnRle iieu. My Dear Mrs. Wilsen Will ,ou kindly give me the irelpc for pre paring canned, dried nnd the freh mushrooms? 1 would like te prepare, frome of the sauce for micniynl. MltS. . V Tii U" 1 lie inniii'd tniihrrniii, eim a can of the mushrooms nnd turn nt once int.i n chinn dish. Let stand for half hour or longer nnd then brut te boiling point, and coel: for thr-c min utes. They nie then riady te up ns c'csireil. Seak the dri"!! mushrooms iu plenty of cold water for nu hour, then leek for five ininutiw nud tlipi- Tie ready te use' as desird. l'eel the fresh mushtoemM, rover with belllns water nnd cook for live minutes, tin it drain, nnd they, tce, nre ready te mid te any tnure that you may dslie. N ew then. If J en de net like caramels if you de net eamestlj and sincerely believe tlmt jour t hti-t-'mas will net he eotnplele v Itheut senn nice chew cnrnmeN, don't bother te , rend any further. I'er I um going te disclose a secirt. I. being Inerdlnntelv I fend of this delicious, confection, am about te tell jeu where can be bail ! caramels for the coimeieur. They arc soft, they ate chewy, they nte buttery. they hne all the virtues that the velf I respecting caramel should have. Like, a certain cigarette whose mlvertlse , ments jeu have seen, they satisfy, i .1 ney cost si per peuml. and ence jeu have bought a pound, that will be tli'j most cheerful dollar jeu ever spent. . 1 lint Is, If jeu me as loud of cam incls ns I am. Just bv the mi'rest ilianee 1 saw the bottles of fmelllng salt, nnd thought ou iniKlit like- te knew nheiit them in cae llieris is (.eme one's, gift jet te be bought. The shape of thn bottle Is unusual, a rather large Hat bottom, nnd then n graceful taperlyg ) , V" ?"" B'np im T- ji. is tilled with resc-sccnted binelling suit, Fer Flavoring Cakc3 Use jMOTHW MMMLIKffi,. ill 3! B KMlM h rer these who prefer a H 8 nice, lender duck Seft-Meated At all our Meat Markets gimyjiS,fli:,iil,.diM1rjuJ,!Hi!i afflwI'I.RtaWilUTtfJl Shoes for Xmas Gifts Sim 73 II , 9 Kerry - Kremn Waterproof s!ole , CSoeilyt.ir Welt, Moeso uii uii nerH and DinU I nod 3.4 e Sizes Hi 2 te 2 Is the Greatest Wear m - I Adventures With j a Purse Ducks jO b lORRy-KROMECSj I.VC. 13 North 10th Street fteN(j ; -rtrj&iitf nnd the roe-celorcd Hnuid, together with the pretty ribbon, alne ten col ored, which H tied nremul the top f the bottle, cire n ilccnrntivp teucli tlint will mid te the nntirarnnce of a iltn.cn,. rf l.tllnf nt,1n Tim nrlni. la I $1.20. I I'er n!mf of ulien ndirtti Wemn Puff IMIIer or nhnnr Wnlnnt 30P0 nr Malu 1001 brlnrtn (he hour of 0 nnd fi. Last Sale of SWEATERS Before Christmas SOLD IN OUR FACTORY AT COST OF MAKING LADIES' Tuxedo $3.00 Spert Ceat $4.50 Smocks and Slipovers $2.00 Sweater Ceat $3.00 SPECIAL l'lnin liruslicd Scurf, iu Jockey lied only $ .25 Twe-color effect Tuxedo llriishcd Scurf, in Drewn nnd Bull- $3.50 MISSES Sw tMler Coats $2.00 BOYS' Sweater Coats, roll cellar. .$2.00 I u r c Worsted Sweater Coats, with roll cellar. . .$3.00 I'ullurcrf. $1.75 Urushcd Scarr . . , t 75c MEN'5 Hrtislicd Scarfs . ,. . .$1.25 Mohair Scarfs .,: .. ..$1.50 SPECIAL Men's Spert Sweaters $3.50, $4.50 & $5.50 INFANTS' Teddy Hear Suits $3.50 In Brushed "Weel $4.00 New is the time te buy your sweater for Chrlatmus and save about 40r'c. If you cannot call, mail us your check or money order nnd we will prepay parcel pest anywhere. Open 8 A. M. te 6 P. M. Victory Knitting Mills 821 Cherry Street 4th Fleer Take Elevator Have Yeu Thought of This Gift? There's no better gift than a "Gift Subscription" te a publi cation which is n constant ic mindcr throughout the year of the geed will of the giver. Send theec whom you wish te remember a year's subscrip tion te Sunday Public Ledger Morning Public Ledger Evening Public Ledger Simply send us the subscrip tion with ,our check and c will he pleased te send any ene who is te receive n Gift Sub-t-eriptien a card of greeting announcing the donor. Subscription terms by Carrier: Ptr Yer Public Ledger (Sunday), $5.20 Public Ledger (Morning), G.24 Public Ledger (Evening), 6.24 Circulation Department PUBLIC LEDGER COMPANY Independence Square Philadelphia 'LBDQifPHtfiLMfA vB$afAx. Bia'QEixBEB &.' 19a, WANAMAKER'S -w -m . ( innH ' Service. LOW rrices Quality te the Very Last Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stere Women's Silk and Silk-and-Fiber Stockings Special, SOc ' Packed' in fresh pretty Christmas boxes they will be warmly welcomed gifts. BJack, gray, cordovan, navy and white in plain weaves. Russian cult and cordovan in lace effects. AH si7.es in the let, but net in every color. Most of them arc perfect, but a few have slight irregularities in the weaving. (Central) Cedar Chests Fragrant Beautiful Useful A cedar chest is a valuable Christmas present of romance and beauty. Of prettily marked red Tennessee cedar, full of spicy fra grance nnd rich in natural color, they arc soundly built and meant for a lifetime use. $7.50 te $50 The .$7.50 chest is quite large enough te be really useful 27 inches long. , Then through a geed variety te the $30 chest, in which any thing might be hidden. Ce inches long and 27 Vj inches deep. Pillows of Velour or Peplin, $2.50 Me3t of them in pufTy, round shapes, but some oval, prettily trimmed with fruit or tapestry, and effective for gifts. (Cht(tnet) Girls' Rain Capes ," . fir Black Satin Pumps for Dancing Feet Tip-tee for Christmas parties! Thc&e pumps for women are cut en slender lines and have high or low French heels. Seme hne instep straps, some are perfectly plain. All arc charming and make a most agreeable gift. $0.90. Patent Leather Pumps te Wear With Light Stockings, $7.50 lave you noticed hew many young women ate wealing shining black pumps with sand-color silk hose? These pumps are absolutely plain, but of beautiful cut, and have low French heels. Alse in dull leather at the same price. Women's High-Laced Shoes of Conservative Cut, $6.75 A great many women wear no ether kind thiougheut the Winter. These are of soft black kidskin, cut en plain sensible lines with tei'3 wide enough for perfect comfort. They have medium heel and ene style has rubber heels. (f lifslnun Women's Handkerchiefs 25c 35c White hnen handkerchiefs with embroidered corners. Linen handkerchiefs with gaily colored borders and white centeis pink, blue, rose, lavender, orange, brown, tan, green and se en. (Ontral) Clarien Double Deuble Face Records, 55c One can, get half dozen geed numbers for $1.65 that's a real gift. The newest and most popu lar dance and song "hits" arc te be found en the Clarien lecerds. (Centrnli A Rainbow of Celer in These Fiber-Silk Scarfs, $3.90 I'lain colors nnd Keman shines in which all the colors of the rainbow seem te be introduced. All of the scarfs are of geneieus size and have fringed ends. (Ontrnt) Compact Powder Cases at $1 Fxactly the right tire and with geed powder in them. (Central) Indestructible Pearl Beads, $5 With beautiful luster and ci(,Ptl,,.t,ul& are in lengths frpm 18 f3Ra4 inches. Every girl wai ' really pretty pearl bet Jklace, and the3c are part (arly lovely. (Outran . . ; r $2 and $3 (Each Cape in a Helly Bex) Fine gifts for all little girls who go te school. The capes are of rubberized bateen in navy blue or red and have heeds attached. Sir.es 0 te 14 years. The cape sketched is $2. A Button-en Freck, $3.25 A practical school dress that is made with a regulation bodice of blue linene, trimmed with white braid and has a box-pleated kirt of navy blue serge. When soiled the waist can be detached and washed. Sizes 12 and 1 1 years. Velveteen Dresses, $10 Every E'r' likes one for "best." These me in navy blue or brown nnd are em broidered iwf,h colored wool. 10 te 11 year sizes. (Mnrk'tl Levely Fur Prices arc le,r en these w ",m iik. eiBijimnB aueut mem is in harmerv. And everv nnm.ni u-l ii.ibii i aireaay a uir coat or scarl or anv little purl who hasii't a mffly Rrateful i'er such a fine, thoughtful gift "7 worked up and lined with " '' . ( $90 tJ,'eUv "ilk- (Sketched.) r9"f?T J I I Tll same model, .'JO inches $90 N Beautiful Scarfs Mole scarfs arc $25 te $53. ,? rS i ycd ceney) scarfs $15 te $37.50.' , -v mc i Skunk scarfs are $30 te $65, V' riirnriiiHilrewnlir i -fTiJMwa) in iiiiillm DOWN STAIRS STORE Women's Christmas Gloves Mecha 2-claf.p mocha gloves of velvety quality arc in gray at $2.50. in reindeer, beaver and gray at f 3. in lcindccr and gray at ?3.e0. French Kid Fine everscan! &cwn French glace kid gloves, 2-clasp style, are in brown, tan, black nnd white at $2.25. Pique iewn in the same colors, $2.50. 8-button length in tan, brown, black and white, $4.50. (Central) stieas Pretty Silk Underclothes $1 te $3.85 Things one would want herself, se she can be sure they will be pleasing gifts! $1 for satin camisoles in pink, white or dark colors. Combined with georgette, ribbon or hem stitched. $2 for pink crepe de chine en velope chemises with dainty silk edging and hemstitching. $".85 for petticoats of heavy lustrous mcssalinc in wanted plain or changeable colors. Handbags of Duvetyn and Velvet, $2.50 te $3.50 Favorite pouch shapes with self-covered or metal frames. Navy, brown, beaver and black. Silk Neckties, 65c Made of heavy sill: in a wide tango of colors and patterns and each is individually notable. Blouses for Many Occasions, $3.50 I'er street and business pongee blouses in tuxedo, weai Peter Fan or roll cellar styles. Fer sports and school wear wool jersey overbleuses in cherry red, Copenhagen blue, reindeer, henna, brown, tan, navy and black. , Boutennierea, 35c Tinv lemembtT.nces one would like te give her mere casunl friends! Fruit, fieveis and foliage in dainty lavender boxes. Women's Linen Handkerchiefs $1 for Bex of 3 Fresh, new ones of sheer white linen with embroidered corners. 13th Street Aisle Jewelry Trinkets, 50c te $1 Lew piicea fe- beutl necklaces, plain or .oreuiod with metal links cuff links, lingerie dai-p.-, bar pins, ti puis and clasps and ether neveltie Qui On Central Aisle CHRISTMAS FURS Coats. $75, $90 te $145 thoroughly reliable furs that ueats ei uiacK dyed nenv are UQ inches long and Have raccoon cellars and cufl'". 90. (Sketched.) At the same price pony coats hmc Hudsen seal (dyed mujkrat) cellars and cuffs. With skunk cellars and culKs tiiey are $125. Ceals of glossy ncarscal (dyed ceney), 40 inches long, aie mnde of carefully selected sl;in, beautifully worked up and lined with pretty silk. (Sketched.) The same model, ."0 inches long, is $75. Marmet coats, :jt! inches long, are .D0; 40 inches long and trimmed with rac coon cellar and uufTs, $140. (Market) m jh Wl and Unvarying Fer the Members Neckties 25c, 3ec, 50c and 85c for open-end four-in-hands in stripes, colors and all the patterns imaginable. 50c and SI. 15 for knitted tics of artificial silk. Pajamas woven madras pajama.s showing $2.50 for white grounds. $2 for striped flunneiet pajamas. Bath Robes Snug, ezy robes of cotton blanketing in 'lark, warm colorings ate 5 te $10, with especially geed things in stripes at S10. Mufflers Welcome gifts, always' They start ni for silk-and-toUen and go te $5 for all-silk. Shirts Wur.amakcr shirt aie diffcicnt fiem ether shirts, as they ate cut after our own specifications a little fuller and better propor tioned than most. Alse, the buttons en all Wanamakcr shirts arc first quality. Percale whirls in neat stripe, S1."0 and SI. 50. Woven madras shirts, S1.85 and S2.05. Artificial silk shirts, $3.50. Silk-and-ctten shirts, SO. Flannel .-hir; giay, $4.25; blue, SO; khuki, S3..";(i Belts, Suspenders, etc. ftuspenuet.s, .juc te 51 sets 01 suspenders and garters, in istmas boxes. HI and $1.50. Hclts. 50c, 75c and $1; sets of belts and urpcnderc, $1 and $1.50. Belts with sterling silver buckle, $11 and $u."5. riclt buckles of sterling silver, a vaiiety of designs, $1 te $2.50. tfi iIIitj. '.lurknt) Ch Men's and Juniors' All-Weel Overcoats, $25 Mari a man v,anN te gie his mamed vin ei his uey in High Scheel a geed v arm overcoat. These nt $25 answer his juipesi- eai:l They are of all-wool heaw cheiefj in excellent color effects. Mpn's ulstercttes caiefully finished veil taileied: sires G6 te 12 J.inie- overcoats, sizes 31 te ,,G, are cut a little shorter and net quite se wide as the iron's. Made with juU, inverted pleats, plain ' J'aglan shoulders and belte 1 ali around. Ruth nlain and contrasting back. ' a .Hllr. ' Special Peg- Tep Rompers 85c te $2.25 Pretty little lempers. well made and nicclv finished. It's because siZnS .-.re bieKen (though th, -P , nl-nu- of , ci,t that '";"!c u? 'nudl ,ewe'- HI pink, PlUO, corn ;in bray some embroidered or smeckeH 1 te G year sizes; ethers are 2 te fi ",w,uy '" i 'iitriil i bespeak exquisMte care in then ery woman wne far set will lie feiiaJl- Children s Fur Sets ! ii U V,ou,,"en' "hwjed ceney, snuir ' rcl, natural racoon, nutria and Sum t mer ermine. $8.B0 te $30. WANAMAKER'S Masculine &$ t plum coleicd stripe? en Checked ginghams a.id cham- rn-r-en .nm,, . UU ...u. .. ..:... ti,., !,-. .i.. ' Dainty Pink Sateen Bleemers, $1 Of civ fine Ficnch sateen with .1 lustiens finish, thpv have i uflles at th' C (Mitral i Women's Flannelet Pajamas, $1 le $2 M iu' one-piece 15'lhe Ilurkc r.imnin-i 'tiirc. l..".0 -in,) '-2 f()l tue-me, -ia ics . mi pin v and luj .- r pe- '( rntrnli A Bettle of Perfume in a Pretty Bex i- a gilt that can be runtkh i ' "-t.i and ene that neaily any t- rl would be dimmed te iv-ive I '' of the alle, , violet .ii. a mu i dei of ioed bouquet in' te iheue f-em at 10c te i Murkri i Gay New Party Bexes, $5 I' - i il il" -.lupc.-, , e CI I'll With i alt in llif nntuinl t..., ... I1 II TV aclu Ui- in i i,i t. ...... .. .. I.' ..I I !. " "" ' "..! i. i-iMiiu nre pi fits MII1IN. w i u nun or, change et n i -mall fitting-. uie and i Hung women an fe d (if tlH',f. i rnli h i pat tieu'erK Cretonne- Trimmed Aprons With Caps te match, $1 1'ietlv mu uprein or u'i muslin are hr.nleral cretonne. m, each lnitc.i cap with a chield tijriuii'r bak fa- v I. 1 1. bleached with KUi cenn a 'retennc frcm t!i- Cretonne Aprons, 85c In a varietj of flowered put. terns, bound with black. (Central) t t ,f ! ? V i '. T.iM.rT i , .. . 'U4Mt',u.ttl!!tytAvul. ji ,. ..ti. i. . ,i,M
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