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Itrnkftit. for the afternoon ra
hfc eTtt5ni, and called spread'. The
fEd hecan tlthw flndWcoaafertabla
lUtea teBtt or, else atanu op ,
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(M baW.tH tawe set np;snuni.ri7 -
bJi.-),Bitheuh this- aerrlee mar be
Riied and serrtd In platter ity)e.
fcu .mWrt function recently served .the
fteftt'lunchcen In cafeteria style, and
-pretert te be a great success. n-
f.A of trays, extra-iarre sire ainner
fnktes-wwe utied, and the ferknnd spoon
lilts W' , I .. .. ...
FtcnprHfM placed en Tthe'dlnner.p
f'iad banded, te the guest; .rhe 'then
?"? j . tA ..ral umall tables nlaced
7iSeut(the room, for a helping, of, the
Ife'rbarrnniemenl of the 'dishes de:
Vfmia iarely upon the menu, the money
I pSTbe expended upon It and the number
If'SSesti'te.be-wrred., It Is possible
Y Jtr the heusewiw te arrange ana serve
l tptendld menu by .this method with
V'&s aid of one dersen, for muchef the
virtual preparation can be done before-
VVUsually the menu consists of one net
'lad one com uu, nu "'"'"" "-:
?trd or dainty bread and butter sand-
ttwSi.hM. such ns olives, pickles, rad-
Ilrtes and bonbons. In a service of this
2khid you nneuiu aeep, in mum i" y
ZThit the menu should be one that
eMlly eaten with a fork or a spoon.
X This method will. also prevent jraste,,
"i for once the feed becomes' tossed It is
ijmest sure te be wasted. If you have
swte young girl -friends, by nil means
, tik them te "preside at the various
ttbles, or else te take charge of one por
tion of the service. A punch Is the
- 1 1 ..- .. . aaI1 nffftlH
followed by either. ten, coffee or choc-
eitie nun 10c ieuu.
Arrnnee te have Dlcntv of napkins.
;snd if this is net possible you will find
f mil seu can iiutcurbc yayt "h
-Un that will prove te bea close rival
Yef the linen one. These paper napkins
ire exira wrse ana 01 nneu-ue -tore,
and really help out very well.
jrArrange the napkins with 'the silver,
.ind also 'at each place where there la
' service ev ioeu ; mis- win iuuc xuc
)& comfort of veur auests.
t Seme suggestive ymenus and hew
'trre them: j '
te
MO. 1
Olives Salted-Nuts
Celery
Creamed Chicken ..Tuscany r
Melded Vegetable Salad
( Bread an. Butter Sandwiches ' Y
Coffee Ice Cream and Cake,
Candles -" ,SIlnts s" "
Ne; 2
Bweet Pickles ." ' Celery
Salted Walnuts
Melded Salmen Petate Salad
Whole Wheat Bread and Butter
Fancy Tarts , Ice Cream
Coffee
, J Ne. 3
Pickled Watermelon Rind
ISalted Nuts Celery . Olives
Chicken a la King or cute of thinly.
sliced .Baked Ham
1 Petate Croquette '
Het Biscuit Orange lee
1 Coffee
Ne. 4
Pickles Olives
, Creamed Oysters
Chicken Salad Sandwiches
Cake Ice Cream
Tea, Coffee or Chocolate
Ne. 5
Radishes
Pickles
. , . Celery
Chicken and ' Sweetbread Croquettes
teiesiaw Buttered Rell
Buttered Rolls
Uke
lee' Cream '. Coffee
Recipes for twenty-five persons.
Creamed Chicken Tuscany
Place in lnrir Afiiifnnti
I 'TlCO aunrlM nt milk
I' Tco cups of flour,
,, 3 we lallctpoem of tattJ ,
Koiragpeon$ e;,mc wire pepper.
One Uoapeontofpopriko, t '
Wis let'ef teatpoen el'muttard,
Onp-half'teaspoen of nutmeg. ,
l v'.'f V dlBSlve and bring 'slowly te
a Den, cook for ten imluutB,f.thcn add
IWO .Quarts of rhlelran nf In InMi
Jilects one pound of mushrooms thnt
i'T.0--,1"011 Pealed', knd'ptfrbeiled and
Wtll (lrln(Vl turn tall im. nt nll.
fr'nQ pimentos cut' In pieces; one ene
ftalf cup of butter; erie cup of well-
Biiieu capers.
""t lowly to.belllng point, then
foek for hfteen minutes, fill Inte cus
wd cups, sprinkle the top with fried
.jTatlcrunibn ami garnish with one
Quarter of hard-boiled egg.
, The chicken may be brought te the
fWng table a little at a time, thus
eping het until all are served.
'Te prepaVe the chicken, select two
nje-peund stewing chickens and pre
psre in the usual manner and steam
until tender. Let cook In the liquid,
Rl vh,.n co,d cut Jn pieces about one
"Place of milk In the sauce.
l!r th,H, dls,, Pn two cans of con-
--."... unu pmce in.n bowl, adding
J" envelopes of gelatin,'
nd stand away for half an hour te
.SWIK, Drnln
3'we ran 0f t.n
F'U and tUril In mUlx. !....! --.I .JJ
Three cups of flnelv chopped celery, '
fm," VH' J pneig cneppea green
0ie eup of mayonnaise,
nil i'"?i0' coekei dieed carrots,
Sw 1 V.0B?.C' crated onten,
fwe level lailes noens of soft,
eenpoer of pepper. ' f
Iswce0 tab,Wen t Worcestershire
'it
low hiiJi0 blcnd nn'then select a shal-
wster B,wl,n'cnn, New " w't cold
w;r and then place en cracked ir .nH
le tin ,??" , 5e" 8 consomme te
rliiii.j ' cin ana pour In the
willed parf abeii nn..i.i. lr 3
v Sj'fe MH te form a citing
betfAm " .ent,t0 Pn New place in
'imQeiifI)r1d 'tetables( spreading very
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cot in blocks .Wltls sharp knife) act each
block-In crisp 'nett of lettuce and car-
Hi!? ff.iMTffcUalie. Sprinkle with
little fiRely.chftftteed nnta. "
Fer 'the sMlded salmon use
'mjinwflftf '& skin and bes.- drsln
A3ji elitmtnteei, ehepptd'fint,
'Tice fableipoeM 0 If,
j ire nrntfoem 01 ttpptr, ,
Tm eupi pf Mfclfc mayenntit: i.
JPrenare the pan' as for the melded
(table salad, using the consomme
and the asparagus'. ,
Chteken m la King
Select twn flnt.nntmrl .hlW. l
draw and steam-until tender. Newlet
?h "n wen cut in pieces about one
Inch square; New place In a saucepan :
1 Pfaft 0 chtcktn Heck, '
Three pM$ of milk,
Twe en4 eneihatf cupt of etftei
SUrii?i dUi50t0 ! 30Ur nd bring
te a tell. Cook for fifteen' minutes,
then add :
'Twe ialletpoent of unit,
Twe teaspoons. 0 white pepper, ''
TMee tell oanM.ef plmenteet, out 9
inch pieeet, -
The prepared chicken,
One and i one-half pounds of mvsft-roent-
-Su55ln J?Ie nnhroen in plecta and
Waa.1L K, llnJ.l flTe m,ntes before
adding te the chicken : -
One-hatf pound of melted bvtter.
Blend, adding: J" "
nm?a,'VWlrter' ttWP0n of mM
Oniid rtnd of half lemon,
Juice efMfhree lemons,
i-P1!,11 wel1 a.nd 8ervc when scalding
het. Te serve the chicken a la king sS?
lect the largest size of the paper sherbet
ci-ns, rob well -with, melted butter, mi
wl the a la king; place custard
het. Dust the top with paprika.
; Chicken and Sweet Bread Croquettes
Select a Iarte stntrin
ng chicken,
id one-half
weigning about Are am
peunas, prepare m tne usual manner
and steam until tender, New remove
the bones- and 'chop fine. Cook four
sweetbreads, chop fine nad add te the
chicken, with :
One quart of mashed potatoes,
One-quarter cup of grated onion,
Three-quarters cup of finely chopped
parsley,
Four teaspoon of salt,
One teaspoon of tehite pepper.
One-quarter teaspoon of nutmeg.
Mix well and meld te shape. Dip In
beaten eggs, and then roll In fine bread
crumbs and fry a golden brown in
smoking het fat.
Werth
reachingfer
Te have Sunmset Prunes handy
in the pantry is te have health
at your iagsr-tlpt alwavij Fer
nothing approaches this fine
fruit-feed in nsalu-imperunce.
Nothing is mere citsntisl te
your daily fate the year 'round.
Doctors say se. People htstu se.
Ner should you overlook the
wonderful hunJittw of the new
2-lb, carton of SuniwcetPrunei.
Clean, compact, convenient I
Nary a bit of precious pantry
shell wsitcd 1 Ideal for the small
fsreUr eipedslly the family of
two. While, for the heuiewlfe
who prefers te buy hentsplei in
small quantities, it's juit the
proper sise. Ask your grocer.
California Prune and Apricot
Growers Inc., 8aa Jese, Cali
fornia. 11,000 grower-members.
SUNSWEET
PRUNES
lb.
'carton
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xue ana Fads Bimktns was going'
erreund saying te the fellows, Hay, you
got.eeethlnre'y6ur nose, and wen
they sed Witt and put their hand up
te find eut, we' sed, Xeur lagers'.
Bf a pritty geed joke, and w
started 'te. .try lt kids we never saw
before, tent Pnde'tryjng It en one and,
utn me trying it en one. Tne one Pads
tried It en being a kid with glaseee but
a fearse Ixpreaslen, Puds saying, Hay
iwie, 70a eei semnaing en your nose.
Wat? sed the kid putUng hie hand
up and Puds sed, Tour fingers, and the
kid sed, Hay, don't you get llppy, for
2 plna Id puntch you, ft the snoot, -If
it witsent ter tnese glasses 1a de it any
way, none of your Up, new, doyeu
wnnt Html
1 de lf you, de. take these giassess 1
en, sea mas loosing iss it he would
drather tawk about fighting than flte,
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Always Delicious
Always
imJiAUA
Sold In Mated calumlnutn pacKt enlr
' NvrinBulK. '
. SIACK-CREEN-MIXED mm
65c te 80 GINGHAMS CQ cj.
' Fine texture, in the newest checks and two-tone Mtf VO
'effacts-. s ix
45c Ginghams, 39c l 28c Ginghams, 22c yd-
;, Three values that' will astonish you, if, you are net already
acquainte'd'with the way goods' are priced in this store.
$6.00 Indian & Jacquard
1000 yds. 33 in. flowered Cretonnes, wonder value, 22c yd.
W.H. SMITH & SONS gSL
r!!TEI,EPIIONKl
Fur Storage and Remodeling
LUIGI RIENZI
CORRECT APPAREL FOR .WOWEN
1714 Walnut Street
SPRING MODES
WITH A PERSONALITY -
THE SMARTEST MODELS OF THE HOUR AT '
REFRESHINGLY MODERATE PRICES
ULTRA AND CONSERVATIVE CREATIONS OF THE
FRENCH FASHIONS ACCEPTABLE TO THE
DISCRIMINATING WOMAN
Suits
PIQUETINE
OR WITH
Tweeds
CAPES
AND
BEAUTIFUL CANTON CREPE SILKTEX
KASHA CLOTH PIQUETINE TWEED
WRAPS 37.50 te 210.00
DRESSES WAISTSFURS
iSTen Never Pay Mere at Rienzl'sz
Mere. Than a Sale!
The Chance of a Lifetime!
Charles J. Maxwell & Ce.'s
ENTIRE COLLECTION OF
At 500
HE sentiment of everybody who
has bought a great jewelry bar- .
gain in this Maxwell clearance is:
r'Well, I'll never be able te buy
jewelry at. this price again!" And
they are right. This is the kind of
opportunity that knocks once and
can never be recalled. Ve are, of
course, rapidly approaching the
time when the sale will be conclud
ed, and there will be no encores.
-' Its opportunities ihust be grasped
new. Don't put off till tomorrow
.the 50 off you can get today.
Buy new.
Tecla Productions Reserved
Charles J. Maxwell & Ce.
Walnut Street at 16th Street
, PHILADELPHIA
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thlsi..,Meenln a 'WWiff'ajV'iS1
the ribs ke gave me Jest ,tMf M1')
Hay, bay, cant you taerJait
8ure,i cant yeuT sed.tl'kABd'he
kepp'ea' going. j iLJFk!. j.k
Proving beware 4. M .Itai. ent
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TflEATMENT
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1114 Spraee Sf. ' WaLlMf
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Couch Blankets, $3.7$ ea.
SPRUCE 2958!
at Extremely' Lew Rates
ar ir
TWILL PLAIN TAILORED
TOUCHES OF BRAID AND
ttftltSKUIUEKY
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Refreshing
59.50 te 150.00
FOR STREET AND COUNTRY CLUB
OCCASIONS BEAUTIFULLY
TAILORED
29.50 te 65.00
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Wanamaker's Down Stairs Star
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Sale of Women's Gloves, 40c
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CENTRAL
AISLE
'v Fine American-made chamela-lisle gloves with two clasps at the lowest price we
can recall sipce before the war for this snide. Feel them leek at them slip them en!
. They are almost like real leather Jn their, velvety softness and the close weave of the fabric
gives them avgoed deal of the opaqueness of leather. Coel, easily cleaned and perfect
,fltting, they have the smart heavy embroidery in self or contrasting color which is-se
desirable. . ' ,
Favorite shades of gray, mode, beaver, brown and black. All sizes from 5V te 8.
2400 pair te start with.
Women's Neckwear
Marked Down te Half Price, 25c
Vestees1 and cellars of cretonne, ging
ham, pique and linene in interesting color
effects at 25c. Cellar and cuff sets of -the
new popular ratine at 25c. Cellar and cuff,
sets of leatherette, pique and all-linen at
25c. Cellars of creamy lace in lovely
Venetian patterns at 25c,
Seme are mussed, but only very slightly.
Others are odd sets left from early Spring
assortments. '
Hats
of Haircloth
With
Glycerined
Ostrich at $6
A great many women prefer
the darker hats navy, brown
and black for eatly Spring
time, especially with tailored
suits and wraps.
It is for them that these
geed-looking hats were planned
in becoming shapes and fash
ionably trimmed.
Seme have fluffy ostrich
and are of Btraw. Other straw
hats have crowns entirely of
ribbon.
Nete: An excellent group of
hats for women in their middle
years at $6.
(Market)
Women's Tailored
Dark Serge Skirts
$4 and $5
Twe geed skirts at $5 are of
nav;
y or black serge of soft, fine
litv. One is severely plain of
qua
line and the ether has gracefully
cut pockets.
Shirred skirts at $4 are espe
cially geed ijer younger women
and girls. They are net tee full
for fashion and each pocket
beasts eight buttons.
Net all sizes in every style, but
worth-while cheesing among reg
ular sizes.
(Market)
Women's Nightgowns
of Sturdy Muslin
$1.50
Snowy nightgowns of a closely
woven muslin, well known for' its
durability, are finished with em
broidery at the neck and short
sleeves.
(Central)
A Pretty Heuse Dress
With Eyelet
Embroidery Is Only
$3
Considering the quality of the
gingham and the pretty cream
white eyelet embroidery trim
ming the cellar, vestee and pock
ets, this is a low price. Made ever
a generous pattern, and finished
with a sash. In checks of black,
blue, pink, green, geld, brown,
lavender and red. All regular
sizes.
(Central)
Plain Celer Rag
Rugs. Half Price
-$3.75
Pretty rap; rugs of geed
weight are 4x7 feet, in rose
or blue, with delightful flow
ered borders.
Fiber Rugs
Special at $7.75
9x12 feet fine for Sum
mer and year-i'eund use.
Seamless Tapestry
Rugs. Special at $15
9x12 feet and the fact
that they are seamless at this
price recemrr-''H them
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They . Wtre.Made te Sell
at Twice This Lew Price
. (Central ALU)
ft
- pillow Cases
Special. 20c Each
Of-'joed'white muslin, they are
42x36 Inches. Excellent at the
price.
(Central)
Girls' Tweed
Pleated suspender skirts and
pretty suits for girls of 8 te 14 years. In rose, blue and tan tweeds
Tweed Capes at $10
Graceful long capes of mixed tweeds, in tones of green or tan,
have fringed threw ties and patch pockets. Girls of 8 te 14 will Uke
them very much.
(Market)
i
Spring's Prettiest Ribbons
Are in a Gay Flutter
Spring brings se many ribbon uses that these are busy days in
the Ribbon Stere. -And what a delight it is te find that really smart
and pretty ribbons can new1 be had for very reasonable sums.
First for hat trimmings are the cire ribbons. These are in all
widths and colors, some striped, some polka dotted, some pebbled.
Then come the narrow, brightly colored ribbons, some embroidered,
some fringed or piceted, some with spots or stripes -of geld. 28c te
45c yard.
Garter ribbons in two-color combinations, 48c and E5c yard.
Twe-tone ribbons in all colors and widths, 20c te SI yard.
Hair-bow ribbons, 46c yard.
Lingerie ribbons, 30c te $2.40 for 10-yard pieces.
uauze ribbons, for tying flowers
Easter-
-ure i -a incnes wiae at only 35c yard,
(Central)
Capes Play a Leading
Springtime Rele
The smart carefree sports cape, the severely tailored cape for
Street wear nrul tmi'eHnrr nn.l elm -s L
cape for dress and evening wcaT
all three phases are here and each
in many variations and at many
prices. This is a cape season and
women who realize the grace and
becemingncss of its lines are glad.
At $18.75
Spring, itself, is well expressed in
these flowing spert3 capes of ligbt
tweeds with plenty of white in their
tan and gray tones. They have
satin yoke linings and the tweeds
are very pretty, indeed.
Prices go very gradually upward
for capes in checks, plaids and the
season's light colors amethyst, rose,
light blue, etc.
Scores of Medels at $25
Velour and belivia capes lead this
group, which takes in practically all
colers: tan, Copenhagen, henna,
navy, Sorrento and black. Seme are
cmite tllnin. hut mnnv nra ViemiHfnlK-
embroidered and all leek like con- $18.75
siderably mere than $25.
Well-tailored serge and Peiret
twill capes in navy and black arc
$27.50 and lovely belivia capes in colors are $30.
(Market)
'
Fer Toddlers The Dearest
Little Pantalette Frecks,
$1.10 te $2.25
Can you imagine anything sweeter than a chubby youngster
in one of these little frocks ?
They're of checked gingham bound with plain color; in plain
colors trimmed with checks or rickrack and each is prettier than
the last.
Seme have oval pockets of checked materials.
Pink, green, maize or blue frocks have pleated frills of
white organdie embroidered in color te match. The neck is
gathered en white cords which end in tassels, f 2.25
A great variety of these cunning little frocks in sizes 2 te
6 years. ,
?.atal)
!, ar"assss-s i I ssssaa
CENTRAL
AISLE
Silk Underclothes for Easter
$1 te $3.85
Camisoles of pink crepe de chine or satin are
daintily trimmed at $1. Envelope chemises of
pink crepe de chine in tailored or lace-trimmed
styles at $1.65. Bleemers of pink satin have double
rewB of. elastic or ruffles edged with lace at $2.
Nightgowns of pink, orchid or light blue crepe de
chine in tailored style nt $3.85.
Women's Vests, 30c
Regular and extra size in these finely ribbed
white cotton vests. Their yokes are trimmed with
Imitation crochet lace,
Dainty Net-and-Lace
Guimpes. Special
$1.50
1 Three styles at this price are
of fine creamy-white net and lace,
with Peter Pan cellars.
(Central)
Cape Suits. $5
short capes make youthful
and
and plants a timely thought for
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Spring h thi f
Seaton Whim Mm
Buy Extra Trdmm
It's the time when real
it
outdoor activities ieegn
and nearly every- man
wants an extra pair of
trousers for the proper
mounting oft his favorite
hobby.
A great' variety of pat
terns and materials all
wool, of course at $4.50'
te $7.50.
(Oallerr, Market)
v Here's a Pretty
Pump! $7.25
Women and girls like it becauie
of the exceptional grace of its
lines. The straight bread strap
is a continuation, in line and
leather of the back part of the
pump, which is of gray suede.
The front is of geed black patent
leather with perforations and
stitching te give a suggestion of.
wing tip. I he sole is welted yet
net tee heavy. Netice the fash
ionable low heel, which is black.
Children's White
Shoes, $3.75 te $4.75
a Pair
White shoes for Easter! They
are lace shoes and the white
leather is much like buckskin and
easily kept clean. They... have
welted soles and spring or low
heels, according te size. Sizes 6
te 2, priced accordingly. '
(Chestnut)
300 Pair, of Beys'
Rough-Wear Shoes
at $2.90
Sizes 9 te 13 in black and tan
leather shoes of sturdy quality for
hard wear.
(Oallerr, Market) '
Sateen Princess Slips
In 5 Celers. $2
Well-cut slips te wear under
new silk dresses. In flesh pink,
white, navy, brown and black.
Deris Petticoats of
Sateen, $2
Straight-line white petticoats
with the very deep Deris hem "
reaching te the hip.
White Petticoats, $1
Deuble-panel white sateen pet
ticoats double in front ana in
back have tucked flounces. SI.
A white muslin petticoat with
a double front panel and n flounce
of convent embroidery is $1.
A white petticoat with a pretty
lacy flounce and underlay is $1.
(Central)
A Little
Clearaway of
Fine Corsets at
Average Half
Price
Certain Adera, Lily of France
and Finesse corsets have had their
prices cut nearly in half, because
sizes are incomplete and some of
the corsets show slight signs of
handling.
In the group are corsets of cou ceu
til, breche and silk brocade in
models suitable for figures of all
types.
New $3.50, $4 and $5.
(Centrul)
Helland Window
Shades at $1.85
have just appeared in time for the
Spring refurbishing of the house.
Thcse are of excellent quality and
de net readily show cracks or
pinholes. Especially geed in warm
weather when .the windows are
open.
In twelve tints', including ,tan,
soft blues, green and meirese.
36x72 inches.
Other window shades. In tarra
cotta, white, two tones of tan and Z
two of green, are 6Cc each for?
water coier anu bdc ler opaque.
ah 01 ine necessary naraware
is included with each shade.
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