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mllB early Colonial housewife had.
1 Indeed, a feed supply of utensil,
newter and common defft ware: brana,
copper and Iren kettles for the ceplclni .
Weed, for fuel, burned In treat rtre;
places and tliera was an nwertrnent of
cranes or hooks for the jiotate awing en.
while the feed waa cooking. Splta and
licks and an occasional Dutch even were
the means of roasting. Baking wa Wn
In specially constructed evens, which
were built outdoors; thcae eyena were
bnllt of stone and brick usually. Small
hakimr was usually done In the Dutch
eTcn or In an even aemetlmea con cen
itructed In the side of the firenlace.
The floors, particularly the kitchens,
were sanded and the heavy ahleawew
fairly welfihted down with feed. Early
titers and thrifty workers, they felt
ireat need for sustaining feeds. Th
rivers teemed at certain seasons with
had and Mher fish, Sehnrf and Wert
'cett, "n their hlrtery of Philadelphia,
tell of the shad and ethor fish that were.
'cooked by planking en a beard at en.
!side of the fireplace while jehnnla caka
cooked opposite.
' The Swedes and early Dutch brought
i with them from the old country the art
of drying and curing fish nnd meat", be
that thcre was n bountiful supply of
lfoed during the winter season.
I William Pcnn grew very fend of this
oed, and he wrote- te Harrison In 1088
te purchase smoked fish and haunches of
venIoen and also Heme peas and beans
of the country. . .. .
Ellraheth "Wilsen, In bar private bee
.of recipes and ether memorandums,
gives eome tasty recipes, also a equasn
,tart and tumbling pudding.
, Suggestive menu for Sunday,, featur
tog early Colonial recipes:
SUNDAY
BREAKEABT
Orahberry and .Raisin Sauce
Cern Mush with Sirup and Cream
' Crcnmcd Smoked Fish en Toast
. Boiled Petate Radlshea
Toast Coffee
DINNER
Vegetable Soup
Braise of Shoulder of Mutten
Baked Potatoes Succotash
German Slaw
Tumbling Tuddlng Cbffea :
SUPPER
Sippets of Toasted Chteu
Stewed Potateti
Slaw
Seiash Tart Taa
The matket basket will need for thle
menu three-quarters pound of finnan
tnddie. shoulder of mutton, cheese,
radishes, cranberries, cabbnge, green f
fppeiv potatoes, onions, arica corn,
rif.,1 limn hc.inn. snussh or numpkln.
eggs, raisins nnd the weeKiy staples.
Cranberry nnd Raisin Sauce
Plnce In saucepan
One-half cup of water.
One-half pound of cranlerrttl,
One cup of sugar.
Simmer slowly for flfteen minutes,
then odd
Onc-hnlf packagn of seeded raisins,
and simmer for ene-half hour; cool.
Braised Shoulder of Mutten
A large shoulder, of mutton, or, If ,
you prefer, n boned ana reueu leg ; wipe
,the meat with a dnmp cloth and make
; little holes all ever the meat, with the
.point of a knife, making the holes about
One Inch deep. Put small silvers of
onion nnd a bit of bacon in the pro pre
pared holes. Heat an old-.faihlened Iren
pet, odd meat nnd brown slowly, turn
ing frequently. When the meat la
nicely browned add
One-half dozen medium steed onions,
Tice carrots, out In quarters,
One cup of hilling tenter,
Four tablespoons of sharp elder vine
gar, t
Cever closely end place where It will
cook slowly, allowing forty-five min
utes te the pound.
Creamed Smoked Ftah
Use finnan haddte for this dish ; pick
the fish In flakes and cover with boil
ing water and let stand for five min
utes; drain nnd cover with one nnd one
half cups of thick cream sauce nicely
eeasened; oprlnkle with finely minced
parsley end serve en thick slices of
toast.
German Starr
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Twe finely chopped onlent.
One cup of finely ohepoed celery.
One-quarter cup of finely chopped
parsley.
New place tn a skillet
Sir tablespoons of laoen drippings,
Ttee tab'..npoens of flour.
Blend and odd
One-half cup of vinegar.
One teaspoon of salt.
One-half teaspoon of pepper.
Bring te a bell nnd pour scalding het
ever the slaw; cool and with.
Tumbling Padding
?Iace In a caucepan
fe and one-half cvpa of mfli,
One-half eup of flour.
Stir te dissolve the flour t bring te
a bell and cook for five minutes; new
add
Tte-thirda eup of sugar.
One-half ettp of prepared Iread
crumbs,
One-half cup of chopped nuts.
One-half teaspoon of nutmeg.
Mix and ndd
One te We egg and yeUb of one egg
eeaJen together.
Three tablespoons of melted butter.
Mix and turn In a baking dish, and
wke In n moderate even for thlrtyflve
minutes. Then prepare n meringue
d iouews:
Whip up white of egg until stiff and.
wen cut nnd fold tn four tnblespoens of
Powdered sugar and when pudding is
cold lift by the spoonful en dcBsert pinto
?? 'P with the morlngue. Te prepare
the breadcrumbs, soak ene-half cup of
Meadcrumbs in one-half cup of eenld-'
lug milk. '
Det the top of the meringue with lit- .
dots of Jelly. I
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Squash Tart
fciuier cooked squash or punpkln
.Elizabeth Wllsen'e recipe book that she
k mention of both, saying if no
qntish be at hand, then use cooked and
. ?ed, I)umPkln. Line u deep pie pUte
or shallow baking dish with plain pas-
In X. pnc8 n tt Dan
ui8-Je eup of broten sugar,
on-fle( eup e mefasiet,
On eup e icell-draJned oeolioi
fUBIh,
TL', Peen e nutmeg,
Uoe tablespoon of melted lutter,
jue teell-beaten eggs,
One eup e rte milk,
nt,tnV ' UP f ln'i' rteW
9n'half cup of finely ohepped nuts,
Mix well nnd turn tn the prepared
rflT.i nntJ lnk0 ,n n 'ew even for
wtty.five minutes. When cold, spread
soed jelly or Jam and then cover
of ' merlnguj made with the white
PudafegPrCP "8 for the tumbl,n
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The Right Merchandise at the Right Prices All the Time
Wanamaker s Down Stairs Stere
$10 for AA ' $12 "r $16.50
$20 $25
$25 .
Women's Reliable Shoes
Special at $4.75
Thcoe practical everyday ahees of brown leather mean !enf
wear, comfort ,and geed appearance thorough Batisfnctien. Tliey
lace MRh, the brown leather is of splendid quality nnd the nhecs are
made witli applied ntrnight tlpa or elmulatcd square wing tips. Seles
are welted. The medium hcela are finished with rubber.
Women's High Black Shoes, Half Price at $3
Any ene who knows shoe values can sec that these are worth
twice this price. The style is conservative, the durable soles are
welted and the heels. an low pr medium. Almeat all sizes.
Mere Children's Shoes Special at $2.90
Mothcre and fathers wfll be glad te knew about them. They are
sturdy qunllty tan leather loco shoes en healthful wlde-toe lasts, with
serviceable soles, Sizes 6 te 2.
Women's Sports Oxfords at $6
Of light tan grained leather, they Imve full wing tips, brass
eyelet3 and low heels, making thorn -fashionably correct for wear with
smart wool stockings.
Kidskin Oxfords at $5.25
Black kidskin oxfords en a slender last have imitation wing tips,
welted soles and medium hccLj.
(Chestnut)
Wonderful New Silk Dresses
Have Just Arrived at
$16.50, $20, $25, $29
Levely Frecks of Exquisite Materials
Many Spring Samples at
a Third Less, Half Price and Less Than Half
Glorious afternoon drcaac3 of rich, heavy silks, beaded, embroidered or made with
out a vestige of trimming. We don't knew when we have ever had dresses of such hand
some materials as theso .used in the
Dresses at $20, $25 and $29
Week-End
Opp
HDituk
s
They are of Russian crepe, fallle crepe, crope
meteor, crope eponge and crepe-back satin all
heavy, lustrous and supple Most of the dresses
are black, though there are seme of navy, henna and
gelden brown.
Certain black silk dresses are strikingly cm cm cm
breidered in fuchsia and Japonica red. Sports frocks
have skirts of henna-color crepe epenge. with bodices '
of white Canten crope embroidered in color.
Mere Youthful Taffetas
$16.50 and $20
Anether group of Spring sample dresses of
navy blue, black and brown taffeta with wide, rus
tling skirts with scalloped hems, clesely pleated elde
ruffles, bands of shirring, bIecvcs nnd insets of
Paisley Georgette.
A New Supply of Jersey Dresses
Special at $8.50, $10 and $12
Comfortable, wcarable everyday dresses of
wool Jersey in reindeer, henna, navy nnd brown.
Mostly young women's sizes 14, 16 and 18.
$8.60 for one-piece dresses with cufis and Peter
Pan cellars of linen crash.
$10 for 2-pie'ce dresses, the bedice in middy
length shirred en elastic about the hips. The cellars
and cufTs are of white kid.
$12 for one-picce dresses of very fine quality,
handsomely embroidered in heavy silk.
(Markst)
Skirts were draped by genius. SIeeve3 have the
mes.t original and unusual slits and tabs and narrow
straps which fasten lightly at the wrist.
In any specialty shop a woman would expect te
pay two, three and even four times the prices asked
for these.
In' a word, they are afternoon dresses which ara
distinguished enough te go anywhere-yith assur
ance. Sizes 1G te 42.
Navy Blue Cleth Dresses
at $8.50 and $10
Sergo dresses en straight chemise lines are
embroidered all ever with small medallions dene in
colored silks. $10.
Tricotine dresses are braided, embroidered or
glisten with beads. $10.
Anether style in tricetine is in slip-ever style
with flowing sleevca of bright red crcpe de chine.
$8.60.
Youthful Jersey Dresses
for Miss 8 te 14 $6. 75
A practical, becoming dress with an over evor over
blouso shirted en three rewB of clastic; linen
Peter Pancellar and cuffs. The pleated skirt
is made en a white underbedice.
(Market)
160 Spring Skirts
Half Price and Less at $5
White Baronet Skirts
Striped or Plaid Flannel Skirts
Striped or Checked Fiber-Silk Skirts
All are typical sports skirts, many suitable for immediate
wear; ethors smart for Spring or for the Seuth.
Matcrinls are of excellent quality and the colorings are
very lovely.
Imagine a creamy flannel skirt with stripes of violet and
gray. A white skirt with stripes of tan and blue.
There are box pleats, knife plcata and gathers every skirt
a most unusual value
As most of these are samples, there are net all sizes in every
style, though you will find 25- te 32-inch waistbands in the
group. Some skirts may show signs of handling.
(Market)
Beautiful Skunk-Trimmed
Nearseal Coats. $138
That is a small price for such
a splendid coat. It is a fourth
less than the original price.
The nearseal (dyed ceney) is
shining and fine, the skunk is
long haired and glistening. 40
inches long and beautifully
lined with silk. (Sketched.)
86-inch Peny Coats, raccoon
trimmed, are $67.
Glistening Marmet Coats, 86
inches, $67 te $108.
Steles
of mole, nearseal (dyed ceney),
and Japanese mink nm wMn
.and long and beautifully lined.
;ae te $at) wmch is a fourth
less.
Fex Animal Scarfs
in lovely rich brown, taupe and
black are $18 te $40.
(Market) ,
fSSHLmiSstWsttt-
Half Price
Sale of Brassieres
50c te $1.50
Radical clcaraway of dozens of
our own geed qualities of bras
sieres. Sizes 34 te 52 in the let,
although net in each style.
Pink satin with lace;
Muslin with embroidery;
Allover lace;
Plain pink satin:
Pink bandeaux that tie in front
and hook back;
And many ethers.
(Central)
Central Aisle
Felt Hata in New Shade '
$3.50
Orchid, French blue, apple
green, light gray and deep red in
pretty sport shapes. Exceedingly
soft felt with head bands and
bindings of black grosgrain
ribbon. Nicely lined with satin
finished material.
Other new hats at $8.85 are
combinations of silk and straw or
horsehair braid, attractively
trimmed.
Women' Pure Silk
Stockings, $1
Unusually heavy ones for this
low price. Made with seamed
backs and mercerized tops and
soles.
African brown, cordovan, Rus
sian calf and gray. "First
quality."
Dimity Blouses Just In, $1.65
More of the pretty blouses that
are se popular!
Peter Pan and roll-cellar styleB
trimmed with narrow pieatings
and of fresh, crisp white dimity.
Women's Petticoats, $1
Extremely geed ones of flow
ered cotton taffeta, cut full and
made with deep, accordion-pleated
flounces.
Black, green, light or dark blue
and brown.
Novelty Veils, 35c and 50c
One-yard lengths in plain or
fancy mesh in all wanted colors,
35c.
Made veils in many different
meshes with colored dots of
chenille, 50c.
Hair Nats, 50c Dezen
Light, medium or dork brown,
blonde, auburn and black in cap
or fringe style nets. Made of
human hair.
Women's Vests, 25c, 30c
Bedice top vests of ribbed white
cotton?
Regular sizes, 25c; extra sizes,
30c. Slight "seconds."
Women's Underclothes
$1, $1.50
$1 for nightgowns of soft
white nainsoek in. sleeveless or
short-sleevo styles; of pink or
blue figured batiste or of pink
batiste with touch of hand era era
breidery. $1.50 for envelepe chemises of
white nainsoek trimmed beck and
front with lace and embroidery.
Geed Corsets, $2
Coutil or cotton broche in
styles for Blender, medium or
average figures. Man? different
models at this special price.
Spring Hats
Just Unboxed
$5
Who wants a becoming new hat
for $57 Almest every woman,
and certainly, if she sees thesa
bright new ones.
They are Sprlng-like in color
and line. Yeu will notlce Uttle
tum-up or turn-down shapes of
silk or fancy straw used alone or
in effective combinations. Trim
mings are in the form of bright
beads, glistening fruits, embroid
ery or unusual pins.
A great many are In the nmall
head sizes for girls and women
with bobbed hair.
Every one brand new and every
ene $5.
(MarWO
He for Geed Spert!
Children's Skating
Gloves
$1 for knitted wee! gauntlets
in brown or gray heather, sizes
G te 14 years.
$1.23 for brown capeskin gloves,
fleece lined, sizes 4 te 12 years.
$1.25 for tan leather gauntlets,
flccce lined, with black cuffs
trimmed with fnnge and red
stars. 10 te 14 years.
Older boys' black leather
gnuntlets, warmly fleece lined,
with straps en back of the
wrists, $1.50 a pair.
Brown or blaik strap-mist
gauntlets, with stiff cuffs, are
fleece lined. $1.75 a pair.
(Central)
Men's Heather Weel
Gloves, $1
Men's flcece-lincd tan capeskin
gloves, $1.50.
(Gallery, Market)
Pantalettes of Fine
Sateen at $2
Exceptionally fine, soft and
lustrous, they arc in black, navy,
purple, brown, green and Copen
hagen, with elastic at the waists
and double elastic 'at the lower
edge.
(Central)
Geed Sample Coats Present
Extra Value at
$25 and $27.50
Savings of at least a third
Materials are extra fine beliviasand suede veleurs.
Lining are of plain-color peau de cygne or embossed silk
crepe with a brocade effect.
Most of the coats aie made with threw cellars ending in
fringe, though there are cellars of wolf or nutria in the
group. Especially ftne the wrap-ceata.
The $25 coat which is sketched is made with a bleuse
back, bell sleeves, a threw scarf and a bit of fullness ever the
hips. In navy or brown.
Sizes up te 42 in the group.
Belivia Coats With Wide
Sleeves, $16.50
Hore, tee, will be seen the new mede of bell sleeves and
threw scarf. The coats arc in navy or brown with self-color
w uutM
Pole Coats, $12
Twe new models of heavy Winter coating in naw or
brown. Beth are sports length, ene with ragfnn shoulders,
flme&X Wn n8lf-Uned with
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cTrfSil wf3LV.
$27.60 W r' $25
at $21. SO
It's a sale worth turning out for en a cold morning.
It's a sale that brings te the first 49 men depend
able Winter overcoats of all-wool materials at a con
siderably lower price.
Gray and brown mixtures, mostly, some with plaid
backs. All in belted-back ulsterette style, double
breasted with convertible cellars. That you may knew
just what te expect here are the sizes:
Size 34 35 36 37 38;40;42 44
Quantity 5"lTl3i 85'4i 4 T
Other Wanamaker Overcoats
$29 and $35
Of heavy-weight all-voel coatings that will brave February
weather with u jmic, They're thick and wnnn and cut with
belts across the backs or he'ts all around. Wanamaker coat
from the snug, warm cellar:- te the edge of the horn.
Men's Brogue Oxfords
Special at $5.25
n, "Seme shoes!" men say with uithusiasm, and te they are
Of tan leather, they have applied full wing t.ps or straight
tips and saddle straps with cut edges artd perforations. The
oefe'rubbea f "Bht flbw " &
(OaUery, Market)
All-Weel Blankets,
$7.50 and $8.50
It's all-wool that etrybedy wants these cold niuhts
SJ and l,lent' Wx8(Mnch blanket, clTtw
of piS!reu?bluferer fcwn! ,tb " eTWda ftnd .
M?Sl?e?S.?r W,"tJ blnn'atS w,th bIeck PU,ds ',
Men! The Annual
Sale of Shirts,
Pajamas, Neckties!
It means opportunities te get Wanamaker
quality goods at prices that are net likely te
come again in months.
Silk Neckties, 25c, 55c
Marked down from our own stocks of better grades. Leta
of patterns. Geed fabrics largely pure silk at both prices.
Plenty of knitted silk neckties at 65c All perfect.
Geed Demet Flannel Nightshirts
at 85c
A price te wonder atl But when you see the quality you
will wonder still mero. Splendidly warm for cold nights.
Made of heavy demet flannel, plenty long and wide, finished
neatly. Excellent pearl buttons. 85c is away below our lowest
price earlier in the season.
Demet Flannel Pajamas, $1.65
If we went into the market today we could net purchase
as geed pajamas at 'our retail price. A representative maker
had these en hand, however, and contributed them te the Annual
Sale. Popular stripes. Generous dimensions. Medo well.
WARM.
Men's Shirts Down te 90c
Odds and ends from our own better stocks. Cluster-striped
percale, which will launder satisfactorily. All si7cs in the let
but net In each color. Some show mark3 of handling, but they
are perfect otherwise.
Men's Percale Shirts With
Neat Stripes, $1.15
Fresh standard-grade shirts of the better sort of percale.
Plenty of the wanted black or blue effects. All aires.
Men's Shirts of Woven Madras
or Cheviot, $1.45
Seme save forty cents from our own price and many save
as much as a dollar fifty-five.
These of cheviot are mostly in plain colors; the madraa
shirts have woven stripes. All sizes.
Beys' All' Weel Sweaters
Marked Down te $5
Ceat style the kind the bey3 like. Heavy all-wool, the
sort te keep ene warm. Navy, maroon, khaki and gray. Sizes
28 te 3G for 8 te 1G year boys.
Men's Half Hese, 15c, 25c, $1
What can a man get at 15c? Something better than he
probably expects if he gets these 15c socks. Seft black cotton
with reinforced tees and heels of mercerized cotton. Perfect
quality. All the dcaler had or the price would be considerably
mere.
25c half hee which leek like silk are plated with artificial
silk ever durable cotton either black or cordovan. "Seconds"
of the grade usually priced double.
SI half hose arc pure silk and full-fashioned; some have
pointed hcels. Black en!. "Seconds," but it is hard te find
any flaws.
An Important Little Sale of 49
All-Weel Overcoats
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