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Competition and Exchange in
Cooking 'Ideas Help and
Stimulate Housewife te
' Greater Efferts
. BV MRS. M. A. WILSON
CirHM,ff .. .& .
TUB old chef, who recently returned
from a tour of Inspection, ylslted
many hotels and cooking nchoeli, as
wcli as Institutions, and thinks that
the young housewife should bake mere
beme-maae iirrnu, i"ee mm rami
t iha rmintrv communities the house
ife hns her church suppers, the fall
..itrU. the various teas and the fa
meus strawberry festival. All help .te
..imitintn her nride and personal in
terest in the art of cooking. 80 this
nod wife merrily cooks en, exchanging
ltn ner JieifjUUVte ou uichue rci.i'ce
and hints about newer methods.
The coke sale and pie contest in the
rural communities are an incentive te
msny women te try for perfection, and
I hope that many women In the cities
Will revive ana uuuiuiaie id is iuiiu uiu
..Mm. While city folks feel they lack
time for the geed old-time festivities
of tee long age, ana win speeu up 10
rath thither and hither, the yeutg folks
sre left te blunder en In, the dance
parlor or perhaps in homes, where
little restriction is the rule. One
fair young thing told me the ether
day toil ane w be very weary
she had te held te the deer te re
main upright, that she had spent the
evening out at .a friend's house learn
ing te play poker, and, mind you. penny
ante at thatl This. lass was net a day
ever seventeen years old. I believe that
t geed old-fashioned candy pull or per
haps a spelling bee would have Inter
ested her just as well, for her idea was
aemcthlng te de for the excitement of it.
geme Community Recipes That Have
Wen Success
Melly Cennell'a Recipes
Mlas Cennell is a charming young
lady of twenty summers, and the fol
lowing recipes are all her own. and
I need hardly tell you that she Is the
most popular young lady In her home
town, and expects te marry next June.
'Net Macaroons
Tut through the feed chopper
Three-quartern cup of nuts,
OnC'half cup 0 corn flakes or ttale
Ircad.
New place In a mixing bowl white
of one large egg, beat'Untll the white is
itif, then beat In slowly three-quarters
cup of granulated sugar, then fold and
cut in the prepared nuts, and drop by
the teaspoon en a well greased and
floured paper; bake in moderate ever
twenty minutes. (
Lake Blfcff Muffins
Place in a mixing bowl
One-half cup of sugar,
One egg.
Four tablespoons of shortening,
One-half teaspoon ej nutmeg,
Cream well and add
Twe and one-quarter cups of flour,
Dnc teaspoon of salt,
Four teaspoon of baking powder.
One rup of milk.
Beat hard te blend and then add
One-half cup of seeded raisins, cut in
liti,
One cup of finely chopped apples,
One-hflf cup of nuts.
Mix well and turn in well greased and
floured muffin pans and bake thirty min
utes in het even.
N Cheese Rails
Place in a bowl the whites of two
eggs, and whip until very stiff. New
cut and fold In
One-half cup of grated cheese,
Ttce tablespoons of bread crumbs,
tlflcd before measuring.
Drep by the spoonful into smoking het
fat and brown, then lift with a wire
spoon, and drain en soft paper and serve
In toasted crackers.
Canned Cern Au Gratia
Open n can of corn and turn at once
into baking dish, new add
Four tablespoons of melted butter,
Ttce pimentees, chopped fine,
Twe onions, grated,
One-half cup of breadcrumbs,
One teaspoon of salt.
Half teaspoon of pepper.
Mix and spread the ten smoothly,
sprinkle six tablespoons of breadcrumbs
and three tablespoons of grated cheese
ever the top and bake in a het even for
twenty minutes. Sen'c from the dish.
Cheese and Celery en Toast
Cut celery in inch pieces, cover with
boiling water and cook until tender.
drain. Te three cups of the cooked
telery add
Twe cups of thick cream sauce,
Twe pimentees, chopped fine,
One tablespoon of grated onion,
Three tablespoons of finely minced
partley,
One-half cup of grated cheese,
Ttce tablespoons of melted butter,
One teaspoon of salt.
One-half teaspoon of pepper.
Mix and heat te boiling point and
lerrc en toast and dust with paprika.
Meck Mince Pie
This amount will All three pies and
(in be used all the year. It is delicious
and well worth trying.
Place in n saucepan
One cup of breicn sugar,
One cup of molasses, ,
One-half cup of vinegar,
Seven tablespoons of butter,
One teaspoon of cinnamon,
One-half teaspoon of allspice,
One-half teaspoon of cloves.
One-half teaspoon of nutmeg,
One teaspoon of ginger,
Bring te a bell and cook for ten min
utes. New add
One package of seedless raisins,
Eight apples, chopped fine,
Om eup of finely chopped nuts,
One and one:half cups of coarse
treaierumbs.
Stir te blend and cool nnd use for
Pie fillings. If net used, will keep in
l"el Place one week.
This pie-filling wen the first prize at
me pie contest.
Fluffy Lemen Cream Pie
Line a pie plate with pastry rolled
am; new grate the rind of one-half
men and ream out the juice. Strain
juice; new cream.
One and one-quarter cups of pow
dered sugar,
pur tablespoons of butter,
I .Aid the julcn of the lemon and the
P f.ud ,e.men r"d, then cut ana fold
... B h"my beaten whites of the three
.55 ', turu in -the prepared pie plate
na dust win, powdered sugar. Make
jn in b10W even for twenty minutes.
uarnislj with whipped cream when cold.
Chocolate Nut Caramels
1 late in a saucepan
)nchalf cup of powdered cocoa,
milk cc'quariert CUP t evaporated
One cup of molasses,
unc cup of sugar,
vne-quartrr cup of butter.
(Oftif h,?,SAv .nnd Bt,r ,0 diwelve, then
umi.'Pi -G0 ,lprees Fahrenheit en n
will ""'"".eniptpr or until the mixture
wi I form n hard ball when tried In cold
U niL.p.0l,r.,n n l,H'Sre!thed pan Hint
lern iy f "utH "Vrea,i evcr ne hl-
I Damn.. A ""en C001 nlia Beginning te
LJua?ea, Cut wUI' tv kalfe lDte
Things You'll Leve te Make I
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laces with evening wraps. Vett can
make one of thpe smart EVENING
WltAP NECKLACES. Paint Urge
spherical wooden beads black. Decorate
them with red, then shellae them. Paint
some small button melds the same way.
String the beads en heavy cord, usirii
ene large, then one small one. Finish
WRAP NECKLACE with a silk ? ISS
metal tassel.
FLORA.
MRS. WILSON'S ANSWERS
J.-5V"' M"- "Wilsen Please tell me
hew te make Banana Cake, and the fruit
salad dressing.
MRS. S. O.
Place in a mixing bowl
One and one-quarter cups of sugar.
Yolks of two eggs,
8i tablespoons of geed shortening.
Cream well. New add
Three cups of flour,
Four level ttltmnnn. nt ,.i.:-- ....
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One cup of water,
One cup of crushed banana pulp,
One teaspoon of vanilla.
Beat tn.hlenif. than rnf .l r.iji
the batter the whlta . td. , ..
beaten stiff, turn In a leaf-ahape pan,
and bake In a moderate even. This cake
can also be baked In layers and put to
gether with a thick custard filling with
one-half cup of crushed bananas folded
in. Bake the leaf cake fifty minutes
and the layer cake thirty minufes.
Fruit Salad Dressing
Place in the saucepan
One eup of water,
Juice of one lemon,
Juice of one orange,
unree-quarters cup of sugar,
Three level tablespoons 0 cornstareh.
Stir te dissolve the sugar and the
starch, and then bring te a bell; cook
for ten minutes. Remove from the fire
and add
Yolk of one egg.
One teaspoon of vanilla.
Bef.tJ,,d t0 b,end "nd en fold In
the stiffly beaten white of one egg, chill '
and serve.
I de net knew of n nil. fruit ..i.j
dressing that is packed and sold In the
stores.
My Dear Mrs. Wilsen Will you give
recipe for the cream doughnuts as sold
in uic stores; MRS. H.
Yeu de net tell me what these crul
lers leek like. Are thre mnH with
machine or nre they a cooked mixture?
In the meanwhile try this recipe : Place
111 mixing dewi
One eup of sugar.
Twe eggs,
Three tableipoens of shortening.
Cream well. New 'add te the sugar
and the yolks of eggs
Four and one-quarter cups of sifted
flour,
Sis level teaspoons of baking powder,
One cud of milk.
Three-quarters teaspoon of nutmeg, I
w.erK te form a dough and roll out
en pastry beard about one-half inch
thick. Cut nnd fry a golden brown in
wneking fnt.
My dear Mrs. Wilsen Will you
kindly let me knew hew te make apri
cot jam? MRS. R. L. 8.
Wnsh one pound of dried apricots in
warm water nnd plnce te soak in three
pints of warm water evcr-nlght; in the
morning cook until very soft, let coo
and rub through n sieve. New mens mens
ure the fruit pulp nnd return te the
preserving kettle, and add
Three-quarters cup of sugar for
every cup of fruit pulp.
Juice of two small lemons,
and cook slowly until thick like jam.
This mixture burns easily nnd must
be watched und stirred constantly, se
place nn asbestos mat under the ket
tle, and de net leave the kitchen for n
minute while cooking. Te Ktere, (ill
into sterilized glasses or jnrs and seal
In the usual manner for jellies,
My dear Mrs. Wilsen Will you
suggest an inexpensive menu for a clul
of fourteen young women? I'd like
something novel in the way of a ealad
with which I can serve het biscuit.
MRS. E. D. P.
Olives Radishes Pickles
Braised Perk Cutlets. Brown Gravy
Petate Croquettes Scalloped Tomatoes
Cabbage Salad with Pickled Reels
Het Biscuits
Gelatine with Whipped Cream
jenee
Te braise the perk chops, have butcher
r,VJ7.s
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cut the cfceM, 4tp In flour.
net
quickly In
pan and add
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fnt, lift te a deep sauce-
One end one-half cups of chopped
onions, '
Twe carrots, cut in dice, '
Three CUnt of hrmrn , nnA
after browning the chops, '
Simmer slew for thirty-five minutes.
Fer the scalloped tomatoes, drain
panned tomatoes nnd place in a baking
dish a layer of the tomatoes, then spread
with , bread "crumbs, sensen with salt
and'neppe.r and dot with bits of butter.
Repeat until dish is full. Then have
top layer of crumbs about ene Inch
thick, sprinkle with grated cheese. Use
Iquid drained from tomatoes for making
gravy for chops. Add diced spiced and
pickled beets te highly seasoned cole cele
daw for the salad.
My Dear Mrs. Wilsen Will you give
rcclpe for beet salad containing nuts?
. ' Mrs. L. W.
Place In mixing bowl
One cup of diced celery,
Five medium site beets,
One onion, grated,
Three-quarters cup of nuts, chopped
in coarse bits, '
Mix, adding
One cup of mayonnaise,
One-halfeup of finely chopped
parsley,
And turn in crisp neat of lettuce.
Can Yeu Tell?
By R. J. and 1. W. BODUER
Hew
for breathing. A whale has eeen known
te stay under water for forty-five min
utes without having te come up for air.
He' can de this and at the same time
keep hls.meuth open under water, uur
mg this time, In order te catch feed.
because his nostrils de net connect wim
the back of his mouth, as Is the case
with ether animals, but connect directly
with his windpipe. As a result of this
special construction n whale can re
main under water with his mouth open
without strangling. . ,
When the whale Cemes te the surface
and "blows," he takes in a new supply
of fresh cbel air, and gees under held
ing bis breath. At the end of a period
of time, sometimes nhert and some
times long, he Is forced te come te the
surface nnd "blew" or exeel the nlr
which he has been holding. The air is
by this time se highly neatea mai
It forms a column of steam or vapor
when expelled Inte the, cool air above,
and this Is what happens when you
see him "spout."
Tomorrow Why De We Tremble
When Afraid?
Whale, Breathing Air,
Stay Under Water
Can
Whales and porpoises are net fish,
as one is led te suppose from the fact
that they spend their time wholly in
water, but animals. They are by their
natures very much like cows, horses
and ether animals which live en land,
and their flesh is net like that of "fish
but real animal flesh. The whale also
breathes air just as de ether animals,
and does net, like the fish, secure Its
oxygen from the water.
The whale can held its breath for a
long time under water, and that Is the
reason why he can stay under se long
even though he depends upon the air
RENT
4000 Square Feet
Geed for Manufacturing
612-614 Chestnut
Street
Freight and Passenger
Elevator Service
Apply
MR. DALLAS
Second Fleer
Public Ledger Company
5 reasons why mothers buy
HICKORY1 and garters
joreoys ana gins
fyasen $&. 1
Tailored e! high grade materials
te insure long wear. Wash wen-
deriully. Scientifically con
structed te supply the support,
comfort and security growing
children require.
Your dealer knows the ether reasons.
50c and ufl 75 C and ufi
without garters with Hickory garters
In the Notions, Beys or Infants Depart
ments. If net, please write us.
Complete satisfaction assured or your
money back.
LSTEINICOMPANY
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UNDER LOCK AND KEY
ORDERED SO BY OFFICERS IN CHARGE, BUT
WILL UNDERTAKE SALE, BAG AND BAGQAGE
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LEAD TO A SLAUGHTER
In a thrilling episode of SILKS, WOOLENS and COTTON GOODS.
Friday morning at 9.15 o'clock doers burst open. A mad message
of values that will astound with a vengeance.
T
32 In, Beit-mad Dress ding-ham. alus
2Sc; from 3 yurds 15c T1'
80 In. Cream of Crept Muitln; "I Kn ya.
value 23c: new -
82 In. Imparted OInshams: OQe yd.
alues te 73e a.
36 In. 1'uru Imported I.lncna; )Cr ;d.
all colors; 11.00 alue .... "'
Guaranteed Shrunk from 40Vi Syd.
In.: Il.r.e value euc
82 In. Cotten Crepes; alue "iTcya.
28e; new .
30 in. Longclei'n; (ins 1AiiT&.
quality x1-
30 In. Ratine; Iwst shades; QOr yd.
r1.00 value OUC
86 In. O-Ilamle I.lnens: 33e " Or yd.
values J-cr.
M In. te 66 In. All kinds of Tweeds
nS;vue,..t.,.3:!?: si.50"-
30 In. Flna Trlcelettes. best VOn
colors; alue I2.0O: new.... ex.
40 In. Hpert Satins, best colors; C"I &C
alue S3 SO; new iBA.OO
80 In. Ail-Weel Herges; dark and fsKn
lls-ht shades; al. II. BO; new -27
In. Belmar Chambrays: ialu " Q
25c; new slOC
40 In. Satin Charmeuse. best Cf OO
colors; aluc I2.S0; new flx'
50 In. Spert Hald Sklrtlnit;
all wool, flannel finish; value & Q(C
14.00; new
40 In. Crepe de Chines;
new
SO In. All-Weel Trench Ratine
valu W 2V new
S1.25
S1.25
Meney Must Be Raised Quick!
Ne one admitted until Friday Mernlna- nt
O.Ifi, when doers burst open. Meney te roll In
from nil parts. Nothing like the truth new
forcing; thi deal. TERMS CASH. Ne ap
provals. Ne refunds. Ne churget. n0 ex
changes. OPEN EVENINGS.
Cut This Out
Present this coupon
and sit cents and you
enn .purchase Hucls
Towels. 1 Cinch x 32
Inch. worth 20 cents.
Limit, two towels.
New England Woolen Ce., 721 S. 4th St.
IN HANDS OF PRICE WRECKERS
First Let Will Be Sold Friday Morning at 9:15
laiMUMtlllMlilIJIMI:lllBUrMllllMIIMt!l,
m:;
He beat the train te the crossing
a geed many times
"It's never touched me yet,"
he explained when they pointed
out the risks.
(.
That's the answer a geed
many people make when they
hear that the drug element in
tea. and coffee often harms
nerves and health. They say it's
never touched them yet.
Sometimes they only think
it hasn't.
Wakeful nights, drowsy
days, headaches that keep com
ing mere fre
quently often,
are blamed en
bad luck when
the blame be
longs en bad
.fr
judgment in taking needless
chances with harm.
Over en the safe side is
Pestum, a pure cereal beverage,
delicious and satisfying con
taining nothing that can harm
nerves or digestion. Thousands
who used te try their luck with
tea or coffee are enthusiastic ever
having found safety and satis
faction in Pestum.
It's worth your while te make
the test with Pestum for ten
days. Pestum is a delightful
drink for any member of the
family, at any meal.
Your grocer has both forms of Pestum:
Instant Pestum (In tins) made Instantly In the
cup by the addition of boiling water. Pestum
Cereal (In packagea of larger bulk, for these
who prefer te make the drink while the meal is
being prepared) made by boiling for 20 minutes.
I
Pestum for Health
"There's a Reason"
Made by Peatum Cereal Company, Inc., Battle Creek, Mich.
WANAMAKER'S
Much 1, 122
DOWN STAIRS STOl
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Sten
500 Dresses at $10 in the March
Fashion Sale
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kVlieLl $10 $10 J Jp $10
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""Large, Heavy Turkish Towels, 45c
Real eld-time bath towels, geed and thick the kind that men
like! 22x44 inches, plain white.
(Central)
A Werd te the Wise:
"Earrings," 50c te $3
A charm almost as old as the hills that indefinable something
that earrings atfd te a woman's appearance!
Surely every imaginable shape and color is here and you'll be
surprised at the lowness of the prices.
(Central)
Art Needlework Special
News
Such a happy place, this new Art Needlework Shep! Se many
pretty things te make up for Easter gifts of Summer homes that it
grows busier every day.
Fine Vicuna Yarn
28c Ball
"Hi -ounce balls of this soft,
beautiful yarn that can be combed
up te leek like Angera if a trim
ming is desired. New shipment
of wanted colors includes black,
white, navy, American Beauty,
reindeer, tan, light blue, lilac, pur
ple, turquoise, old blue, old rose
and peach.
Dutch Dells' Heads
New 25c
Just half the recent price for
(Cent
these small dells' heads for elec
tric lamps, telephone dells, pin
cushions and ether purposes. Pink
or blue.
Stamped Towels, 25c
Cotten huck guest towels
stamped for embroidery and fin
ished with hemstitched hems.
Applique Bedspreads
$3.85
New shipment of the fashion
able unbleached muslin spreads te
be appliqued with color. Scarfs te
match are 60c each.
ral)
Taffeta Weel Jersey Tricetine
Crepe de Chine Peiret Twill
Serge Canten Crepe Tweed
Cape dresses, straight-line frocks, slip-overt,
afternoon dresses, tailored street frocks and silki
pretty enough for parties it is the rare occasion
for which one cannot find a suitable frock in this
let at $10.
There are styles suitable for young women and
these that elder women like.
As for colors, there are plenty of the pretty light
and bright hues se much in favor, charming combi
nations of colors and the always-geed navy blue,
black and brown.
Net every size in every style, but a geed range
of sizes and a wide assortment.
(Mnrket)
A Made-te-Measure Suit
of All-Weel Material
in Time for a Man's
Easter, $35
We will make a conservative single-breasted busi
ness suit, such as most men wear all the time, for $35.
It will be carefully tailored and the fit guaranteed.
And you can cheese your pattern among forty
five kinds taking in all-wool cheviets, cassimeres,
worsteds, blue serges and blue flannels.
A New Shipment of
Odd Trousers
Mere and mere men are discovering that the
Gallery Stere for Men is decidedly the place te match
up old suits and vests one of the greatest! aids te
economy that men knew. All-wool trousers, in assort
ment further augmented by new shipments, are $4.50
te $7.50. Cassimeres, cheviets and worsteds all-wool
and well tailored.
(Gallery. Market)
lard Saks
di tk Ceitra! Aisle
Irish Lace Peter Pan Cellars
at $3.25! .
Twe very beautiful patterns in this style.
Others equally pretty in flat round shapes are $2.50 and
$3.25.
A roll cellar, 22 inches long and 3 inches deep, is $2.25.
Women who love dainty neckwear and real Irish lace will
level in this. We advise early cheesing, for the last let went
out in almost no time recently.
(Central)
Colored Voile Envelope
Chemises, $1.50
Very dainty! Violet, light blue or pink trimmed with white, or
white trimmed with any of these colors.
(Central)
Silk Stockings With Self Clocks, $2.25
Spring shipment of women's stockings te wear with Easter frocks.
Geed clear silk in black, navy or cordovan with embroidered clocks in
self-color te add a note of richness. First quality. Full fashioned.
Excellent weight. Meicerized cotton tops, heels and tees.
(Ontrttl)
Bien Jolie Diaphragm Brassieres, $1
Really bandeaux that aie long enough te be entirely com
fortable, even with the very low topless corsets! The diaphragm
band is wide in front and finished with elastic in back. The material
is pink brecne.
(Centrnl)
Time for New Shoes for the Children
Old Winter Shoes Are About Gene
Many families make a practice of getting a whole
supply at one time. They find it net quite such a con
siderable item when the outfitting is done in Wanamaker's
uewn ewiirs auue oiere, wnere really geed shoes are
iri -J)20 ""; 'dr W-sdsA!
S YaiT; Ki, ' ' : 'TA-. :1 11 j
obtainable at reallv medemtp nn'poe Tim i,.. m.;nna V"
weuldn t mean anvthmir if the uVmnu rni.a .f ...ii ,-., s-r-
of real leatherfer durability. Wanamaker shoes represent the eest nnsmhln in, he. ..., i u .
prices, and hat is why se many famines who de net "&! JEMS? S'Sw"!?,?
Geed Shoes for Children and Girls of All Ages
Wee Sizes 2 te 5
$2 te $3.25
Nete: These shoes all have
geed turned soles and are net te
be confused with ethers that
have net.
A dozen different styles in
patent leather, tan kidskin, tan
calfskin, black calfskin, black
kidskin, white leather like buck
skin, patent leather with white
Jops and white buckskin. Seme
arc in lace style and ethcis but but
"ten. Mothers will appreciate
the variety.
Sizes 4 te 8
$2.50 te $4
(With Wedge rteels)
Twenty stjles thjnk of it!
Lace and button bhees, some
with white, gray or brown tops,
ethers plain, arc of tan kidskin,
tan calfskin, black patent
leather, black kidskin, black dull
leather, white leather like buck
skin and white buckskin.
Special at $2.50
Sizes 1 te 8 in patent leather
(Chestnut)
button shoes with gray, white or
cuumpugne top.
t A full nsbeitmcnt of shoes in
sizes 8'ij te 11 at ?3 te $5.40.
Sizes 6 te 2
$2.90 te $4.75
Many giil.-, wear these sizes
and prices vary according te
size, as well as btylc. Gunmetal
calfskin, tan calfskin, patent
leather, white leather like buck
skin and patent lcuther are
among them.. All are sturdy
Diiuea wim wcueu seies. ,
Girls Shoes
Sizes 2l2 te 7
$4 te $5. 75
Lace shoes, Oxfeids and strap
pumps of tun or black leather,
,)a,ti!Vt, lt!Utne'. Kunmetul or tan
calfskin in various styles that
fellow the lines of the Heason
yet keep te the idea of feet
health.
What a time te buy the
Easter1 shoes!
150 SamDle Silk Umbrellas at .155
That's the story! 150 women are going te count them
selves mighty lucky.
The goed'silk covers are in green, navy, purple, black,
brown, garnet, red, taupe, royal blue and changeables.
Seme have wide satin borders. Others have tape edges or
stripes. Most of the umbrellas have bakelite tips, stub ends
and leather straps or bakeMte rings.
A few men's and women's especially durable union
taffeta (silk-and-cotton) umbrellas in the4et.
Clearaway of Strap-wrist Duplex and Other Fabric
Gloves Repriced 65c
All have strapped wrists.
Women's gloves which have the appearance and much
of the feel of leather. Plenty of white, as well as grouse,
gray, brown, chamois and beaver all easy te keep fresh and
clean. The duplex gloves have English-cut thumbs. These
of chamois lisle are silk lined.
tL. Beginning tomorrow, the price will be marked down a
third because these are Winter weights, although many
women prefer them for all-year wear. Every size in the
group but net in each style or color.
1000 Bettles of Toilet Water, Half the Usual
Frice, at 25c
A nation-wide favorite among toilet waters. Put up in
decorative bottles and attractively boxed in bright red.
Women and girls will buy it for gifts as well as for
their personal use.
Women's Cotten Combination Suits, 50c
Geed Spring-weight underwear in regular or extra
sizes and in finely ribbed white cotton. Loese-knee style
with straight-acre&s tops and tape shoulder straps. Te get
perfect quality at this small price is exceptional
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