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EVENING PUBLIC 'LfijbGER-Pfili;AlBIiPilIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 19H
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Marketing for the Next Hdliday
as Arranged by Mrs. Wilsen
Sema Nt year's Day Recipes Which Fit Inte the Appetizing
Menu Which Has Been Planned
miiv be Used In place of apples.
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TUB housewife will need te market
this wrclfPtiil for the New Year
dinner, uiltl tlds will also Include the
Monday holiday. Marketing for tbe
lMt meal of tin- new cnr should tIb
i 1izc te the lietmcvifd the possibilities
ct nutrition and dirt for the remliiR
Wnr. Oct out of the rut. Tlieuplitful
iicrsens tedny tire no longer willing te
rat the heavy feeds that were ee very
nfceteary In cm pnf. fur changing
climate nrid ether conditions, and thr
fact. Unit se many of us have brremi
sedentary, Knewing n a fact thnt we
nra cles"lv lieuurd dtirlns the bu-ilneis
hours. TTda Irsi protein feed fqr tnorn tnern
(ti men), merr fruits and whele-whrat
brrad ; this wilt Vcrp w physically lit.
Buifgcstlvc menu for cw dear's Day.
miHAKTA&T
Grapefruit
Cerral and Crrrnn
l'otate Cakes
Trench Toast Stewed Fruit
Coffee
,f DINNETt
Tomate Bouillon
Celery
Brown I'et Beast Shoulder of Lamb
Brown Qravv
Southern Sweet Potatoes Braised Onions
Coleslaw
Mlnee Tl Coffoe
STJPPBB
Homemade Iielish
Chcpfle Fuddtng
Petate Salad
Individual Caltrs
Stewed Fruit
Marketing for this menu lh market
basket will require, for sis porbena
Three grapefruit,
(Jereal,
Evaporated fruit,
Lettuce,
One eon tomatoes,
tfrtfp htrlt,
Small carrot,
Onieni,
Sweet potatoes,
Green peppers.
One head cabbage,
Coffee
new cut each hIIcc In half aslant, the
slice: place In bowl
One egg.
One and one-half cupi of mill:.
" Beat te blend, itnd dip slices in thf
mllk-end-cgg mixture and fry a golden
brown In ameklng het fatj lift te het
platter and ecrve with Jelly or marma
lade. Tomate Bouillon
Placr in wmeppan the well-cracked
Ijeiw. removed from shoulder,
7'iv.e tablespoons of ric,
Three onions, minced fine,
One carrot, cut fine,
The erccn tops out from celery,
faggot snip hcrbn,
One ion tomatoes, rubbed though
sieve,
Thice cans water, using the tomato
can te measure the water.
Bring te n bell and then place en the
simmering burner and cook very slewlv
for one and a half hours. Strain through
piece of cheesecloth and benum te tnste:
measure and return te wiucrpan and
allow enr lerel fnblrnnnn nf flnm. un.l
ene tablespoon of uater te rvcry cup of
(he mixture; dissolve flour In (he water
ana acid te tile tomato bouillon; stir
constantly and bring te boiling point;
cook fire minutes and It Is then ready
i-j eevvc.
.Mrewn I'et Beast Shoulder Lamb
Have butcht'r bone aud roll tbe shoul
der; new nilnce very flne
Twe outttde branches of celery,
Three onions,
Tite branches parsley,
Add
One-half teaspoon nf thyme,
One-quarter teaspoon of peultiy sea
soiling. Mix and pack into the exposed cuts
of the rolled ttheuldcr; new roll shoul
der in flour. Brown It quickly in llttle
rat In tkillet; lift te deep saucepan aud
add
Three tablespoons fat from sktllet in
which the meat was browned,
One-half cup of boiling water.
Cook very ulewly, allowing a half
hour te the pound.
Southern Sweet Potatoes
Bell sweet potatoes, cool nnd then
rauore skins; cut each potato In half
lengthwise; roll In meltud bacon fat and
then hi brown migar: place in nIukIe
mjer in eamng pan unu mm lour table-
One cud brown suear.
Mix nnd fill Inte thr nrftnnreil nln
plafe and then cover with top crust of
pastry; brush lop crust with two table
spoons or tur dip, used for French toast
and boke In slew evon for forty-five
minutes.
Homeinade Xtells.1i
Chop fine
One-quarter head of cabbage,
One stalk of celery,
Nix, onions,
Twe green peppers.
Place In bowl and add
One-tablespoon mustard seed,
One teaspoon of salt,
One-half teaspoon of pepper,
One-quarter cup of mayonnaise.
Pour tablespoons vinegar.
Mix and serve as an appetizer.
Checse Pudding
Crush ene-half pound of butterthln
or baltlnr crackers fine ; rub baking dish
or casserele lightly with little melted
huttcr; grate ene onion; mlncn two
branches parsley flne and mix with the
pieparcd crackcm and then turn the pre
pared crackers in casserole. New place
in mhlng bowl
Three rggs,
Twe and one-half cups of milk.
Beat with ejc beater te blend and
then add
One cup grated cheese.
Pour ever tbe prepared crackers In the
baking dish; sprinkle top with little
grated cheeir and bake In moderate even
thlrty-Uve minute).
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White potatoes,
Celery,
Minee meat,
Eggs, spoons water te six or eight potateps;
Three and one-half pounds shoulder bake Jn het even fifteen minutes; if
of lamb,
Cheese.
Try preparine grapefruit this way
cut fruit in half, nnd with very sharp
knlfe cut pulp lu large pieces, discard
ing tcrds; place en fruit saucer, sprin
kle with powdered hugar, nnd then pour
ever the juice made by bquccr.lng the
rinds. '
v French Toast
Cut one leaf ntala bread in Inch slices,
the potatoes are placrd In casserele tiey
mny de pent 10 me iodie III dlsu.
nrinoe pie
T.ine ple plate with plain pastry, new
add
One and one-quarter epi of finely
chopped apples te ene pound of mtnee
meat.
One cup of steieed fmit.
Any choice of the fruit, cither
evaporated peaches, apriceta or raisins,
Cave of the most painstaking kind characterizes
every step in our efforts te give you clean milk.
Frem the pail with the narrow opening into which
the cow is milked, te the final laboratory test nothing
is left te chance.
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New Hats for the
Seuth, $6
Isn't that a low price for hats that
are really light and airy and colorful
and happy? Of course, lets of them
will be worn here and make Winter the
brighter. Among these are the pretty
taffetas of excellent quality and lovely
colors brown, tangerine, marine blue,
gray, navy and se en. They show wool
or silk embroidery and wooden beads.
Delightful new wool-and-straw
semi-soft hats have narrow satin rib
bon peeping out around and around
and around all ever the hats! In
tints of yellow, blue, pink, red, etc., te
go with sweaters, sports capes or Sum
mery frocks.
Hew refreshing a glimpse of
lighter hats will be en the Boardwalk,
New Year's Day.
(Market)
Children9 s Furs
Half Price
Just as deep and soft and lovely and
capable of bringing joy te a smull girl's
heart as they wcre bafere! The sets
are marked half their original prices.
Squirrel seta arc new $4,125.
White moufflen sets arc new $6.75
and $7.50.
Sheared coney scte arc $6.75.
Summer crmine sets are S10 and
?ia.75.
Nutria sets arc $0.25 te ?15.
Badger sets arc $13.75.
(Market)
A Business Man Ordered Three
of These Made-teMeasure Suits,
With Extra Trousers, at $38
en Wednesday and went out a living advertisement for this service. He
usually pays much mere for his suits and has them made by a geed tailor;
but he found the materials and the style he wanted and realized that he
saved u substantial sum by ordering suits in this sale.
Plenty mere men who knew and appreciate value sound all-wool
materials, geed tailoring and real fit will want te take advantage of this
special price. $38 is very Httle for an all-wool suit with two pair of
trousers already made up hew much better value when made te your
individual measure !
Men's All-Weel Overcoats, $25 te $38.50
Cellars-up days are coming and it big warm ulster is a man's best
friend I An all-wool ulster or ulaterette is the only kind te have, for then
a man's net carrying any excess weight -every fraction of an ounce counts
for warmth, for the material is pure wool.
(Uallery, Market)
Men's Warm Gloves
$1.85 $2.85
Men's pray und brown nucdc gloves with
mohair linings and one clabp, 1.85.
Gray and brown strap-wribt &ucdc gloves,
or black capeskin gloves, avith mohair fleece
linings, $2.85.
(Oalterr, MarLet)
Beys' Button-en Suits
With Corduroy Trousers
Special
$3
They arc unusually
low-priced ene seea
that at- a glance, and
mighty geed-looking
for cither everyday or
"best." The corduroy
button-en trousers arc
in rich brown, blue or
gray, with sturdy
chambray blouses te
match. Exceptionally
well-made suits for
boys of 5 te 8 years.
(Uulteir, Market)
This Humming Sale of Dresses
Is Full of Fine Values
$4.35, $5.85, $7.50, $9.35 te $25
Every kind of fashionable Win
der dress will be found among the
gay new frocks at these low prices.
It's a sale with wonderful possi
bilities. Party frocks of frivolous chif
fons, crisp tulle and Canten crepe
arc $16.50, $18.05 and $25. De
lightful colorings.
Afternoon frocks of taffeta,
Canten crepe, Georgette crepe and
velveteen at $10.75, $13.25, $15 te
$25.
Daytime dresses for all uses
the serviceable serges and trice
tines, Peiret twills and veleurs.
These are made in dozens and doz
ens of smart ways.
A slip-ever frock of tricetinc has
a bright red crepe de chine bodice
with flowing sleeves. $11.25.
A simple blue .frock of serge is
stitched with red. $5.85.
Several models have metal link
girdles.
Many are beaded, and you'll find
) $5.85 $15
Oppwl
Central Aisle
nies
Gay New Hats, $3.85
Bright as Spring sunshine iteelfl
A turban of light blue bsrenat satin
has an attractive rhincstone ornament.
Anether of e ran go silk poplin with a
bewitching black pompon is embroidered
with black det6. Anether has a black
satin crown and brim of geld brocade.
Many ethers equally prettyj
Women's Strap-Wrist
Duplex Gloves, $1.50
Seft, smooth chamois lisle be closely
weren that it leeks very much like
suede. Made with gores of contrast
ing colons and with embroidered backs.
Brown, mode or gray in ull Bizcs.
Novelties, 10c te $1
Tie racks, lamp shades, telephone
screens, pin cushions, trays and ether
pretty novelties. Slightly soiled from
Christmas handling and accordingly
low priced.
Cut Lengths of Veilings, 35c
Yard lengtha of veiling in fancy
mesh or with dots. Black, brown or
navy and many combinations of colors.
Exceedingly Geed Silk
Stockings, 50c and $1.50
Kinds the discriminating woman
likes te find!
At 50c, broken lines of many colors
and styles in plain or lace effects and
in Bilk and sflk-and-fiber. Seme are
"seconds," but many are of perfect
quality.
At $1.50, full-fashioned stockings of
pure Bilk with mercerized tops and
soles in black nnd wanted colors.
"Seconds," but with only slight im
perfections. t:at ALL)
Hair Nets, 50c Dezen
Streng ones that can be worn again
and again!
Cap or f ringe style in blonde, auburn,
light, medium or dark brown and black.
Made of human hair.
$11.25
a generous use of plain black silk or iridescent braid.
They're a revelation in smart simplicity and are exactly the kind of
dresses that every woman needs in Winter. They can be worn almost any
where in the daytime and are as practical and warm a3 they are geed loekinir
$4.35, $5.85, $7.50 te $25. h iuukuiu.
(.Market)
Scheel Girls' Coats
Special at $10.75
Warm, thick coats for girls of 8 te 14
ycar3. The coats are of chinchilla, pompom,
cheviot and heavy Winter ceatlng3 m brown,
Copenhagen, reindeer and navy. Most of
thcfae coat are lined throughout and warmly
interlined seme have the smart black-and-white
checked linings that girla like.
White Lawn Waists, $1
Fresh, crisp new
waibts, seme in Peter
Pan style, with pipings
of pink, blue, red and
brown. Just right te
uear with slip-en
dresses and button-en
skirts. Sir.es 8 te 1G
j curs.
Velveteen
Children's Capeskin
Mittens. $1
Warm little mittens with fleeced linings
and elastic at the wrists. In tan and light
brown.
Mecha mittens, fleece-lined, in white, gray
or brown, with clastic at the wrists, $1.UG.
Suede Gloves. $1
These, also, are flcecc-llned, in one-clasp
style in gray and tan.
Same style in brown and light brown capc
bkm, ?1.25.
Warm Woolen Gloves
Children's knitted wool gauntlets in brewa
heather mixtures arc 51 pair.
One-clasp woolen gloves with leather pip
ingd arc $1.25 pair.
One-clasp deuble woelon gloves
leather pipings are $1.65 pair.
All for children of about G te M.
(Centrnl)
with
Geed Winter Coats Start as
Lew as $8.75 and Ge te $69
Dresses, $8.75
The little frock,
sketched is ene of these
It is in brown or black
embroidered with tan
or white wool. Sizes
8 te 14 years.
Junier Dresses
Special $15
Geed navy blue eerge
dresses, trimmed with
braid or with contrast
ing tBfreta. Some have
skirts of plaid vcleur and blue serge bodices.
All have been qulte a little higheV, but we
new have but ene or two of a kind. Sizes
14 and 16 yeani. (Market)
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$8.75
And pverv rnnf ,'n li? rJJn ...,! ,-n .;,! ll..,t i.. ,
alue. kyery coat is warm and fashionable, of geed materials and
well worth the money that is put into it.
Many arc specially priced, which is an added merit.
Pole Coats, $8.75, $11.75, $16.50
Mannibh coats of thick .coatings, borne plaid en the inside. All
Have cenvertible cellars and deep pockets and arc in Wintry shades
of blue, gray, brown and green.
Cl&th Coats, $16.50 te $39
Moderate prices and wonderfully geed ccats. All kinds loose leose loese
baclts, belted ceat3, dolmans seme with threw cellars, some with
cellars of fur. Navy blue and brown, mostly.
S16.50 for but bellvla and vcleur. coats.
h'lH or geed velur coats, lined with silk.
.S29 for embroidered coats of cut belila.
M2.50 for coats with nutria cellars.
39 "r belMa coats with wolf or nutria cellars.
$55 te $65 for Fine Winter Coats
i. Ti10?? a ?""!.ef..V10 most fR8hinabIe coating materials,
beautifully lined with silk. Some ure without fur, ethers have
cellais of wolf, nutria or raccoon. Many of the ?G5 coats have
u-' tuimin ui uuiuuii uv'uvcr
(MerVet)
Pumps for New Year
Festivities, $9.90
Black wtttn Black calfskin Silver cloth
Geld brocade Tan calfskin Patent leather
Some have three straps, ene strap or no straps. Soles
are turned and heels are high or baby French, S9.90 a nalr
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