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Ufc Ilffcen Gfees Choice of Beverages
fr 'cJ Can fc Oereec 7Vet4 VWs tfe
hrtc s SieiW Be Saved, for
.. rieusly Refreshing at Any Time
Bv MltS. M. A. WILSON
Irtmrteht, is:t bv Vr. H. J. Wilten. All
Wnssall nei
Tlace la InrKi punf-li Ijewl
Oitofl&f'en of apple etder.
Twe ijuei" crushed tee,
Four orange, cut In Ills,
.Mttle si'li-e bitp renlulnlns
' One-hull teaspoon cinnamon.
One-quarter teaspoon nutmeg,
One-eighth teaspoon allspice.
Tie eecurcly ,
Sir baited apples, cut in small piece.
8erre Ire cold in large mugs.
Mulled Cider
num. fhren fiimrts elder in lnr
mucfpan nml lir-ut. nml when lint tlirunt
Inte the elder n reilliet pekrr: new ndil
nDn qnnrr pinin Cltirr Him iieur uvit n
lirtf lump of loc pliieed in the inlying
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rruii i until
Place In puncb bowl
One quart giapc juice,
Ttce quarts water,
Cine medium-she battle of mera-
ul.'n rtirrries.
luring njriip n well nsclierrlei'.
Four ('ananas, cur m bim,
Juice sir oranges.
Jttlec of three lemons.
Three pints crushed ice.
Scrfe.
Fruit C'eclilail
Make pimp na follews:
Four cups sugar,
Tue cups water,
Cook five minutes, then ndd
Juice one detcn oranges,
Juke five lemons.
One medium-ehe bottle of maraschino
Htrrltt,
One quart carbenatca water,
Ttoe pints crushed ice.
Srre In thin glasses with few mint
! . . . .
tumru hiinii)
Male slrtip of
Three cips of sugar.
One and three-quarters tups of
tenter.
Cook five minutes. iev niki
One eon crushed pineapple.
One can crushed peaches,
hire sit oranges,
.hie three lemons.
Three pints carbonated irater,
Ttce pints etushed tee.
Mix and serve.
Place in punch bowl
Twe cups peicdcred sugar,
Ttce cups of teatcr.
Three pints carbonated ntnner ale.
Juice of three etavges,
tiutcc of two lemons,
Ttce bananas, sliced,
One orange, sliced, and slices cut in
muvteri,
Ttce pmts crushed icr.
Mir well and serve.
Oranpi Seufllr '
Ream out jutce ?f '
Fifteen oranges, ,
Place In bowl und ndd i
Three cups powdered sugar, '
Three pints teatcr. .
Yolks of tine dozen eggs, i
One-quarter teaspoon nutu'ty.
Beat with rccAouter te mix tlier-
tughlr ami then Vhip in the stiffly
eaten whites of twelve eggs fill into!
iiaetrs mm tuc top lightly mm nut- '
mn.
Place spoonful of cracked ice lu every
,1
lltss before filling
California Come and (id It
Place lu larce bowl
One can crushed nitienn.iiVe.
Small can strawberries.
Juice of twelve oranges,
Juice of four lemons.
Tbe sirup is made as follews:
Three and three-quarters cups of
I'jir,
Ttre cups of water.
Stir tu dissohe sucir and brine te
oil and cork for live minutes, thei. ecul
lOfl add
j., ....
tour bananas, crushed though sietr, I
Ttte auarts of water.
Tue pints crushed ice,
Btir te mix thoroughly.
Xervc.
Coffoe I'Yappe
Make two eunrtn strenrr rnffet' nml
Mien cold place in puncb bowl nnd ndd
Three avd one-half vups petidrnd
iwr.
ttce ptnts cream.
Ttce pints crushed lie.
i'01r MMoipeniia vanilla.
Pinch of nutmeg,
Pinch of cinnamon,
Wbjp with egg-beutcr. New add
One pint marshmallow whip.
Whin in the lnarshmnllew nilxtiirn
Inii then fill Inte glasses und garnish
1th ipoenful of whipped (ream nnd
paratcnine cherry.
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I AlT. nml. .tntti.tt '
eTvceten well and turn in puuci bowl
fbilc warm, nnd add
One ninf mnrxhmnllntn rvrnu.
JJ'hlp well, then let cool. Tin n add
1 ice jiinf crushed tee,
Thrcr tablespoons vanilla.
Fill llltfi tlill, plniGe finil -iini-l. .. I,
... ..-. ... ,H n. ...... uu. .l..i..,l tlllll
nipped creiun nnd maravdiiru cherrv.
Leng bee
Place in mixing howl
Ttce cups powdered suym .
G wan-te-Bed Stories
Jib Turkey Named Kliwhetli
)"Cn upon n time tbere wab a nice
'Plump turkey named ISIixabrth. who
s rnited out en the rural delivery.
r ireni tne se-called advantages of the
tiy. tdeunii), get en the piano.)
She hnd ncvci seen 11 street car or 11
wains' policeman, or an ieetn.m or
WW of these Inspiring sights which tend
vreaucii tne city dweller. Instead of
akentUB te the dulcet strains nf m
wited train, flat-wheeling around a
'ire, hep menilng offering wns un ob-
iu ucnvuren with great tieastfulnew
0 P,U"C iinedc lsiuml Ucd rooster
'eu romp.
M: morning Kliznbeth did net hear
m Phllln ,.-,.. e .... 1. ,,.1.1 .
r -.wn .11, 1. en um Minn, i inn
18 1101 hn ttl-'llntn n Iia.i . ... l..-.. 1I..I
f.111 , . V UVM J"11 I'-uru linn
illlp hnd been tastefully cooked and
ctlcally nil eateu the previous dav.
s naturally ruined Philip Ter ning-
Wi.i l J'1"""51"' wne was a young,
f ''J. giddy thing, did net uuderstnnd.
, hat happened te Philip?" she
k'ia"ng turkey girl Trlcnd of hers
Srt.Mfi"-. .,
In. ' i-uwii nun, au rris-
Il."i..and U little tone ktnln ,.i,t ,.f
'fella's eye and Tell 0)1 her Teet with
"ia splatih. Fer Prlhellln
loved
asked
lKnr!,'l ,,,il'l, surprised?"
"in innocently.
j'l bijllejc he was," replied I'ris-
rd n.,,i",,i ,lu'? .I,,1""." ,'",n" lllt" ,l"'
't am e hnseil P .ilw,H. 1.., .. t
rnei 1 .,.. ,,i un,, a null-
.l . ' .iu'ii ii'f uy 1 )(i pc. I
'ln t knew which leg it wus. Dor6 Der6
t ,f .'t1"",?',5011 "li'!,,t uUl l'e l"by
e,i?-i,",.'nhP"n- Veu nre wasllug,
nun grauuei ner by the lec.
.'"it water.)
lus 1
' hen he shipped her te the city, vvhere I
an ,?. .. " if.?vlteil te attend a I
itutS" '""" 8 10 Prtlpul
These Mixtures. Will lie Deli.
7'Arec cups water.
Juice six oranges,
Juice ttce lemons.
Stir te blend. Thei ndd
Sir cups of finely ruh'd ii c,
lour pint-bottles r.nrhnnntr.l ,,i,,n.,
atc. '
Stir und serve. A little crt.sbeJ mint
leaves Improve this cup.
Slmnle
riucc in fcaucepiin
. Four cups sugar.
Three cups water.
Cook ten minute. New add
fliir pint stratrbrrru juice,
Juice, of sir oranges,
Juice, of two lemons,
Crush sit bananas.
Twe iunrts larbenaUd walci.
Twe pints crushed Ire.
Stir te blriuj.
The serving of these beverages really
does much 'toward their success. Tali,
thin glasses garnished with mint leaves.
A very pretty frosted effect can easily
be made about the edge of the glass in
the following manner:
Heat white of egg slightly nnd with n
enmel.hnlr brush point n band of egg
, w te uoeut lliree-quarters Inch te one
inch deep, tlirti roll in powdered FUgar
i find let drj . Tills leeks like frosted
rim.
I V,liJ!P(I ''ream. miii,mallew whip
and MlfUy beaten while of egg may be
1 ned te CertilMi tlm ItnIlvNIin.l w;uu'
n wnjs diiBtlng lightly with either the
imamen or nutmeg. Learn a few
rlever IehMr and use when toeMlng in
the New lear.
We're all here all here.
Happy New Year te my dear.
MRS. WILSON'S ANSWERS
My Dear Mrs. Wilwin Will von
pjense give h recipe for frying
I reneh-frled onlen?
I MS. P. nURNS.
1 Te rirneli-lV Onions
Solept large iininne. pnc nml then
out In slices one Inch thick. In ui n
cloth for a few mimitc-. then'fn In
smoking het fat. Thi fat must be ns
het inifl deep us for French Tried peta.
tees.
Ucar Mrs. Wilsnu Will you r.lcasc
print lu our columns the recipe for
carrot nnd lemnu murmalade?
V. R. R.
Carret and Lemen Marmalade
l'lac in n saucepan
'three cup of grated carrot,
Juice of three lemons,
Orated rind of ttra lemons,
Ttce quarts of water.
Reil slowly ler one hour and then
measure and hIIew three-fourths cup of
sugar te each cup of the mixture, add
ing one package of seedless raisins.
Cook until the mixture is thick like
marmalade. Fill into glusse.s und store
lu the usual manner.
My Dear Mrs. Wilsen (live n
recipe, for beef reuludes made with
creen peppers and bacon, also n recipe,
for a light suet pudding.
MRS. C. A. n.
Beef Roulades
Have the butcher cut round steak very I
1 11 in nnd for four persons ou will re-
quire about one pound. New cut In j
pii-ccs tibetil four inches teuare. New
mince three strips of bacon line und
brown lightly. Turn in n mixing bowl
and add
One and one-half cups of stale bread
that has been soaked 111 ceitf water un
til soft and then turned in a nlcce of 1
chccsecietn ana prcisca dry,
reur medium -sited onions, chopped
tew fine.
Tne green peppers, chopped fine,
One teaspoon of salt.
One-half teaspoon of pepper.
Three-quarters teaspoon of thyme.
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t MW iiii.l i.r,'iNi1 .I, till) npiinnnil ..
.. ...... .'...v..'. ". ,MV JlIIIIUI until.
roll like little jelly rolls and tin with
piece of string In three places. New
ren in ueur ami Drewn in the pan with
the bacon fat. Lift te 11 saucepan and
then add a little flour te the fat lu the
pan and brown flour; then add one cup
of water; bring te a bell, stirring nil
the time. Four ever the roulades; cqver
closely and cook very slowly for one
hour, mining sunicient boiling water
just before lifting te make suflilclent
" " Suet Ihnlilliir
.Suet Pudding
Place in a mixing bowl
Three-quarters cup of finely chopped
suet.
One and one-half cujis of bread
crumbs,
One-half teaspoon of salt,
One cup of flour.
One level tablespoon of baking new-
1 dec
One own of raisins
.-. t W y . .
tnir-naij cun 01 unci cnennca
citron,
Onr-nuartrr tun of finely chopped 1
cdiidicd orange pea
...- -
Our teaspoon of cinnamon.
I One-half teaspoon of nutmeg,
I One-half teaspoon of allspice,
tine cup of breu it sugar,
(hte.half cup of melassei.
One well-beaten egg.
Three-quarters cup of black- coffee.
Mix nud turn ie a wcll-greesed meld
and steam one nnd one-quaitcr hours.
By J. P. McEVOY
1 "Ff4ni)e Ne. 1." crlel Kllzaheth.
"I'll mi;. I'm a lucky bird."
And then the weekti went by and along.
enmc l lirlstmas and again l;znbcth
wns chosen te form the centerpiece for
n niiiiiII lint hene.-t. fiimih. Ilnwcicr.
the man wJie was going te feast off her
enmc after the store was chn-ed and
Fillr.abeth cseuped again. (Dorethy,
step hitting the baby 011 the bend with
the Chinese vase. Thut cost Daddy a
let eT mono) .1
"Fsenpe Ne. L," cried F.lizabcth.
"The third tlme Is the charm."
IJut the third time was net such n'H
eJinrm after all. The lust words Iiliza Iiliza
beth heard were; "I don't much core.
Yeu can cut it off or wring It." She
never knew which they did, but I can
tell you, because Daddy Is the one who
wrung it. And when you have your
New S cur's dinner, IT )en want te knew
what huppcued le I'lirnbeth, leek right
in the middle of the table and you will
bee. Gwtiii te bed.
iSafe
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EVENING PUBLIC LEI)Kr3PHIMl)BL!PjilA, WEbHESDAlr,
FROM NOW ON
THIS IIEOI.NM TUIJ HTOBV
Dive HendcrMn. n child of th alreetB,
ns grown te murilioed unienfr but net of
th ,,pewm that prey." B lloeUI Bkir
Jan eenndcnllnl itimi lie Is xent (e Martin
h. Tydmmi te ml 1100,000 te recoup
rncliur let, tt pfein, te !tndren'
yrpl Judrtnent, a. ehKnce te obtain a
ferluiiK and le ilia world of creek and
ne nltnt and lildm the money. Mltarvan
"lee jilnni te uteri tin money from his
fjlenl imrtti. r In racing milures, and th
JhiiKu he hires for the Jeb dlncevir that
Jl-mlersen him fer,Hlalled them. They de.
lerinlnft In mil 1iln, und (alia thi. lYinimit
lutln thin they fall, for llemlers-in hide It
nml mnke hi rurape only te fall Inte thn
Imndi of (lie police. He Is nlencil te
thn penitentiary for live ear. nnd 11 abort
tlmi before hla time la up UeteetUe Darjan
trlea te learn here the. money la hidden
nd fall., tinekl; Sknrvan alue trlea te
larn whr llentfernn hid the tlOu.nne,
Hendersen refuses and li threntened with
the peers of the "underworld." He
knewa that he will leave the penitentiary
n marked man with lilt In or ilu oppor
tunity for vlaltlnc the apel where he haa
hidden tin money and he determine te
eenflde In a cum let named Mlllman a
trentleman who has been railroaded te a
cell. lie hesitates le de re ter two rea rea
een! flrat. that It would Iw unfair te .Mill
man and. eeeend. hecauee hj dlstruMs
eer one .Mlllman, who la penitentiary
librarian. I te leave the next day, and
Hendereen determine,, te talk with him
under eul.'e of taking out a Iwek
AM) IIKHK ,1T CONTINl'RS
MIND, body nnd soul yore sick sick
with ,the struggle of the nfternoen,
siek with the ceaseless, lnei'itnj torment
that made his temples throb and brought
oxeruclntlng pain, und with tbe pain
brought almost physical nausea : sick
with the realization that his recompense
for the five years eC freedom he had
Micrtficcil was enl wreckage, ruin
nnd dlsarter.
lie entered the iHtle room. guard
Inutigcd negHgently nsaliisl the wnll.
One of the two convict, librarians was
i.lrendy busy with nnether convict but
it wnxn't Mlllmnn vhe wns busy. lie
met Mlllmitn'H cool, steady, gray eyes,
read n Kiidden, fctartlcd Hemething in
them, nnd moved down te thn end of
the. smhI of werden 'jeunter iiwny from
the guard nnd handed in Ills book te be
en changed.
"What's tbe matter. Dave" Mill
man, across the counter, b.irk half
turned te the guard, spoke In n low,
Hurried voice, as lie preteniicti te ox ex
I limine Ibe book. "I never snw ;inu leek
.like this before! Are J en sick?"
"Yes." said Dme Hendersen be
tween his lecth. "Sick as bell I Fit
I up ngaliist It, rharlle! And I guess it's
till ever except fur one lasl little tight.
"Whut book de jeu want?" said
Mtlltnan'N voice coolly; but Mlilmnn's
clean-cut fucn with Its strong jaw tight
ening a little, and Mlllman's clear gray
eyes with a touch of steel creeping into
tbem. said: "CSe en!"
"The police!" Dave Hendersen spoke
through the corner of bis mouth without
motion of the lips. "Uarjau was here
laFt nlgnt. And I get nnether lip te-
nay. The bcrews are going en
t a
unit.li."
"Yeu mean they're geinc te see that
you don't get that money?"
Dave Hendersen nodded curtly.
"Why net give It up then, Dave, nnd
start a clean sheet.'
wiftlr
asked Mlllman '
"fjlve it. up!" The red hnd come into
Uae Hendersen s face, there was a
siirnire I li-lili.rilnir nt hln link nernna hln
teelb. "I'll never give It up! D'ye I
think I've retted here The years only
te crnwl at the end? Ry Oed ! Ne! I'll
get it if they get me doing It!" His
hearse viliispcr caught and choked sud
lAnli. .n..t :.. l.nti rt....iin I. nil t
ifllll... A.IJl 11.(1 ,11' II, V-llllt 111 fll, .1
He I te co under ke that. Just because I
1 there Isn't a soul en ("Jed's wide earth I
can trust te get if for me while they're
watching me "
Millnian turned away, nnd wnlked te
the racks of books at the rear of the
room.
Dave Hendersen watched the ether in
a numbed sort of way. It was n curious
kind of geed-by he was saving te Mill-
man, lie wasu t quite sure, for Unit
mutter, just vUiat he had said. He was
seul-slek and bedyslck. Mlllman was
. ... ..,..! .. I l.n.lHI..U. ,,11....... .. ....
taking a long while ever the selectiet
of a book nnd he hadn't even asked
for 11 book, Ipt alone for any particular
one. What did it matter: He didn t
want anything te read. Rending wasn't
any geed te him any mere! linrjan and
Bonkle Skarvun hnd
Mlllman was leaning ever the counter
again, a hook in hia hand.
"Would you trutt me, Dave?" he
asked quietly.
"Yeu !" The bleed seemed te quicken,
und rush In 11 mad, swirling tide
inreugu lhive laennersen s veins. ue
)ou luruii mar. vuariic ue jeu mean
jeu'll help me?"
"Yes," snid Mlllmnn. "If you want
te trust me, I'll get that money for
.",. ft utmorrew. 'Zf ,Jff
quickly ! The guard's watching us and
cctthiR fidecty. Where Is it?"
1 Dave Hendrrsnn rubbed his upper lip '
witli the side or his fnretinser us though
it itched ; the remaining fingers, spread
out fuulike, screened bis mouth. (
"In the old pigeon-cote shed back
of Tooler's beuse where I used te live
you can get into the shed from Uic
lone."
Milium 11 laid the book 011 the counter
and pushed it toward Dave Header-
nii.
"All right," be said. "They won't be
looking for it in New S'erk. You've fwe
I innntliN morn hern. MnLe If Itm lunnt, .
......,.... , t,,i..t
fourth of .111110. That'll give 5011 time
: " -.'. .-.. .1 ...v. V..VHI.I-
enough. I'll be registered at the St
I.uclan Hetel .New Yerk eight o'clock
in the evening dune twenty-fourth.
I'll hnnd the money ever te jui there,
and" I
"Yeu there Five-Fifty" th guard
wns moving toward them from arres
the room "jeu get jour book, ain't
5011?"
Dave Hendersen picked up the book,
und turned toward the deer.
"Cioed-b) !" he flung ever his shoul
der. "fle"d-b) !" Mlllman antwercd.
CIIAUTKR, VII
Rread I'pen the Waters
It was dark in the cell, quttc dark.1
There was just the faint gliiumer that
crept In fwun Ihe night lights along the
iron gnllrrich, and ciiuie up Trem the
main corridor two tiers below. It inut
have been hours since he hud left Mill
man in the prison library and ,vet be
ei net sure. Perhaps It was even still '
gearcimiM
it
Like a true friend
always geed
At all our Stores
asce
Coffee
2r-c
UXlb
tarly, for hfl hadn't heard old Teny
talking and whispering te himself
through the ban tonight yet.
Dnvc Hendersen' head, cupped In
hands whose lingers dug with n brutal
grip into the flesh of hi checks, enmc
upward with n je'rk, 'and hesurged te
his feet frbtn the hinged shelf thai he
enlied cot and bed. What difference
did it make whether it was dark or light,
or Inte or early, or whether old Teny
had babbled te hltiihelf or net! It was
pitifully Inconsequential. t wits only
ids brain staggering off Inte the bywny
again, n't though, in seme sneaking, un
derhand way, it wanted te steal rest nnd
respite.
His hands went up above his head,
!lkSfc2W0'aHnwSliiLiav0llB
jYBMtHHMV"aBXJQPBapHB4aj
"Wlty nel ghe it tip tlien. Dac.
and start . clean sheet," Millinan
said softly
and held there, und his litn idem hed
feo,;--: k ",r, -,,,piA,i,,W!
x; vzx
Millnmn ! Diiinu Mlllmnn te the pit !
Damn Mlllmnn for the smoothest, craft
iest hjpecritc Inte whom fted bad ever
breathed the month of life! Hu bad
been trapped.
Thai had been Millmnn's pln.x, two
jears of cunning iilnj te win hi cmi-
ndence; two ears of II. that nlwins
lilt the end tile man mlglit get that hun-
ureci (heiisaiKi dollars. And lie had
fallen Inte Millmnn's trap I ,
He did net belieM- Millman's story,
or In Millman's Innocence new when It
was tee late! He couldn't reach Mill-1
mu" nw. 'J here were bars of iron, and .
steel deem, and walls of stone between
himself and Millman's cell; und in the
morning .Mlllrmui would lie gene, nnd
Mlllmnn Would llO VC slxt V-tw O no. six
IJ"-one days te get. that money and put
the width of the world between them
betere he, Dave Hendersen, wns free.
Klxtj-ene dajs! And in the space
of one short moment, wrecking nil Ihnl
the tell nml nirfin ,,f lenrs utisi i,, ht,n
... . .. ., .... ... ........ ...... , .
?l??" or, lie had tuld .Mlllman mIi.h
Mlllmnn wanted r knew ! And tliui
wus the moment Mllliuan hud been w ii t
Ing for through two long jenr. villi
cunning putlenci' - and he. Dave Hen
dcrsen, beciitiM' lie was shaken in tin
soul with desperation, be-iiu'c be wn
alone with his h.ieh l the w.ill, in i
trcniily. ready te -ti ,1 11 at any -bred of
hope, and lieeaue lie wa sick in Iwnh ,
and lei"iii!.e llie sudden, overwhelm
lug uplift nt Millmiiu'h offer h.nl uuinbed
nnd dulled bis faculties In a might) ic
vulslen of telief. bad fallen Inte the
tralter'a trap.
ami ir nan neon done se quickly: Hie
,'"' '"', " mere ami nan tnier
""r'l. "I"1 ,liri'0 liml ' been time for
I his mind te win back its normal peKe
or.', reason leglcall). He hadn't ren
eencd In thut brict instunt; he had enlr
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Copuriel, tin, by rublla Ltittit Cemvatiy
caught nnd grasped the eulllung hand
of ene whom, for two years, he hnd
trusted and believed was a friend. He
hadn't reasoned then : he had even
stepped out of the prison library mere
llghtheartcd than lie had been almost
from tl)c moment they had put these I
striped olelhes upon him Ave years be-'
fore; but he had barely steed locked in
his cell here agiiln when, like semei
ghastly blight falling upon hint, reason
had come and left him n draggled weak
ling, scarcely nble physically te sliindl
upon his feel. And Ihcu tiuil hud I
passed, nnd he had been poi---csed of it it I
Insensate fury that hud bade hltn fling
himself nt the cell deer. nnd. with mi - i
Iierhtimnn strength, wrench and tear-the
iars asunder that lie might get at Mill-1
man again. He hnd checked that lm- ,
piilse amidst the jeers anil mockeries of i
Impish voices that rang in his enrs find
lilled the cell with Ihelr liiMine jabber- (
jugs velccn that, laughed lu hellish glee
nt him for being a feel In the-tlrsl place. ,
and for his utter impotence. In the sec-1
end.
They were jeering and chuckling new,
these insane demon e!ces!
He swung from the center of the cell,
nnd flung himself dot) 11 en the cot again. ,
They might well mock at him, these ,
voices! Fer two years, though he bad I
had faith In Mlllnui" he had kept the
secret of the hidlii" 'Inee of that mencv 1
te blmselT because, believing Mlllmnn
te be un honest" man, it would have been
unfair te Mlllmnn te have told. him.
since, us 1111 honest man. Mlllnuin then1
1 would either lime hnd te Inform Ihe1
nutberltietr or become 11 dieheiie-i miin.i
it was clear enough, wasn't KV And
I logical eneiighV And jet in one tin-1
guarded moment he Inn! repudiated his
nwn legle! lie had biiMvl all, his fill th ,
iiind trust and ceii(ldencc in Mlllmnn. '
'en the belief thut Millinnti was an hen
est mun. Well. 1111 lienest man weuldn t
voluntarily aid and abet a thief In get
ting away with stolen money, nor make
himself an accomplice nfter the fact, nor I
offer te help outwit the police, nor agree1
te participate in-what nmeunted te,
stealing (lie money for a second time, '
and se make of hiniMdT n criminal !
And K the man wn (hen illsbene.,
and for two jenrs had oecrc that dis
honesty with 11 mn-k eT lij peerls , it
s-" wTK'r- uTc.
wt&c'Lsrx tcV'
tttin obvious ciindgli. kini-e Ihe hu"cri'
lie cnui.i 1101 rcmiiiu si III. lie nn
up en his fee) again from the cm
Fury hail I1I111 In its grip once mere.
Five years! 1'lre jenr-, of hell in
this devil's bole! And 11 branded name;
He bad thrown eer,thlng Inte the
balance ail lie I1111I ! And new
this! Tricked! That wns it tricked:
'IVIrL-eil In 11 .Inihiu !
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Te be continued tomorrow
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Everybody knows that the Hoever is a
first-class electric cleaner. And the
terms of payment arc se unusually con
venient that you will want te take im- i
mediate advantage of them. Only $2.50
with the order and the balance in easy
monthly amounts.
Attachments with the I
te make your selection before expiration
of the offer December 31st.
A Family Size Electric Washer
at $99
The New A. B. C.
One glance ut thn handsome new washer will
convince you tlmt it's a real washer! ObcilldUnc
type, copper tub. simple and durable censtnic-
!i n l sUe rcaI,y u splendid value at
uic 99 price. Emy pjynicnts expert demon demen demon
strntien et our stores.
Telephone Writ c
WalnuHrOO)
PECEftBBR 28.
WANAMAKER'S
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Wanamaker's
Down Stairs Stere
Men's All-Weel Suits With Twe
Pair of Trousers Made te
Measure for Only $38
Ne mere than you would pay for a ready-te-wear suit, "sir !
These are made te your own measure of fine all-wool materials, and you
can cheese from 130 different patterns.
Blue serges.
Blue unfinished worsteds.
Black unfinished worsteds.
Mixed cheviets in great variety.
Every suit has an extra pair of t-eusers and there's no need te tell any
man of the saving in that point alone.
Every suit is guaranteed te be all-wool and every suit is guaranteed te
fit.
Plenty of tailors te take your measurements no delay.
(Uiillery, Mnrl.fl)
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$8.65
Most Amazing Values in This Sale
of Charming Dresses at $6.25,
$8.65, $9.35, $13.25, $15 te $39
It's a sale that elfers every kind of fashionable Winter di-es.s from the very simple
tailored frock of tricot inc or velour te the most frivoleu.s party frocks and distinguished
dinner gowns.
It's a sale that presents suitable dresses for young women, for their mothers and
for their aunts. It's a sale that means real meiifiy saving.
$6.2.", 58.65 and $W5 for tailored dresses of navy blue tricot inc and brown, rein
deer or blue velour made in about twenty-five different ways. Main- have the bi'nart new
metal link girdles.
?13.25 and $1,") for dresses of twill-buck velveteen and Canten crepe in blues, brown,
black, etc.
?1G..")0, $18.63 te $23.30 for a most interesting collection of sample dresses
some with a hint of Spring of taffeta, Peiret twill, Canten crepe and tricetinc. Light
and dark colors and a great variety of models, among them many party frocks.
25 te $.'.) for some of the finest dresses that we have ever had 'at anywhere near
these prices in fact, many would be fairly marked at twice these prices They are of
the finest tricetmes, twills and heavy silk crepes. Handsome tailored dresses fine dinner
gowns and distinguished afternoon dresses. '
Central Aisle
t
oe
Stenciled Fiber Run. 50c
Thn kind of rug that is always
useful somewhere! LurRc ones
(U7x54 inches) of natural color
liber with conventional dcsipttH
ttencilcd in oil iti rose, blue or
green.
Women's Fabric Gloves
$1 te $1.50
Eight, twelve and Mtecn but
ton lengths in chamois liblc gle ea.
White, brown, champagne and
mode. Priced according te length.
Novelty Aprons
85c te $1.50
85c for gay little tie-eus of
flowered cretonne with edges
contrastingly bound.
?l for tdip-eiis of pink, blur,
lavender or tan checked gingham.
$l..r0 for bungalow "njiron "njiren
dre.sses" of pink, blue or lav
ender figured percale with neck,
Mceve3 and s-ashes trimmed with
black stitching
Fiber-Silk Sports Scarfs
$3.90 te $5.50
Just the thing te protect
threats from draft!
Plain or fancy wcmc.s in plain
colors.
Wide cheesing at this low
range of prices.
Men's BrushedAVoel
Muffler?, $1.50
White and colors in thctc
warm, woolly mufflers that men
like for sport or street wear.
Women's Bodice-Tep Vests
25c and 30c
White finely ribbed cotton with
tape. top, and tape straps. 2ec
for regular Hnd .'10c for extra
sue. "Seconds," but cxceedinglv
geed.
13th Street Aisle
Women's Flannclel
Underclothes, 50c and $1
five for striped flannclet petti petti
centb with scalloped ruffles.
$1 for Uillie Uurkes of striped
fmnnclel cut en full lines and
taae wen.
Oppetir
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T.O.-40 .ZU .I5 8.65 1
(MHrkrt)
Weel-Filled Quilts
Special at $4.50
Think of it all that warmth of pure lamb's-wool for $1.50!
They hae scroll-stitched figured centers and plain sateen
borders in pretty colors -geld, green, rose, pmk, light blue,
Copenhagen and .cllew all one could wish.
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Clearaway Children's
Sleeping Garments, 75c te$1.25
, Lewpml prirev for odd, and ends of nightgowns, two
piece or Hillic burke pamnias of warm flannelet. White or
.-tripes. .Seme arc mus-ed or t lightly -oie,), but the lowered
price mere than makes up for that. Sucv ' te It! years.
M mil-nil
Half Price ! Silver-Plated
Novelties, 26c te $1.60
llpjirawuy at half and lef , than half their earlier price-.
Silver-plated metal. g!a-- wnli ih cr-plat-d top, or glasJ. with
sterling s.hCr deposit in the let. wliuli include, marmalade
jnrs, relish dishe-, condiment et-, sugar -ifters, vn-es suirn
und cream cts and ethei inneltu-. ' "b"1
(I rntrnli
Mussed Neckwear and
Handkerchiefs
A Third te a Half Under Price!
Slightly soiled from Christmas handling!
Plain white, embroidered in color- 01 lolered, 10c te '!ec
Cellars and sets of lace, ejiln i tubieiderv, Imene i
organdie or linen, 10c te 00c. "' '
ii-i.iivii iiuniiKcictiieis
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Household Linens
Remna-of Muslin, Toweling and
jr Damask
Half the Regular Pru
uuneneetj .-pi-, tahlr and
deilic
en, etc., slightly inusM-d
.n i in"'1''"1 1(i!,Kll,s "f l,,pc'l '"1 unblcHclietl muslin cotton
and linen toweling, cotton and linen table damask. '
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