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Anether in Scotland and Still Anether in England
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MANY of enr old customs hare a re re
I!gtet significance and date back
la the time when these customs ruled, as
i manner of satisfying the people with
the lmpresslveness of the season.
Se firmly did the custom of eating
het cress buns en Geed Friday estab
lish Itself In the British Isles that It has
only been of late years that people felt
that they might forego the eating of
these buns, and yet net be under a ban,
as jt were.
Many special secret reeipes and
unecial formulas have been featured for
the successful making of these delicious
buns, and as the rural communities of
England abound with traditions, and
folklore stories of the blessings and
merits that ceme te theso who make
nnrt bake the het cress buns en Geed
Prldav, I have gathered recipes from
msny'remete part of the British Isles,
no that you, tee, can try them en
this day.'
Irish Het Cress Buna
Wash two potatoes and cut in alices.
Cerer with two cups of boiling water
and cook until render, turn In fine
strainer, and rub through. This will
remove the skins. Place two cups of
the potato liquid In mixing bowl and
add
One-he cup e lugar,
Twe teaipoena of sett,
Bit tablespoons of shortening.
Stir and cool te 80 degrees Fahren
. belt, anil then crumble in one yeast cake.
Stir again te dissolve the yeast cake
and then add
Eight cupt of lifted flour,
and work te smooth dough. Place in
w HI -greased bowl and let rise for four
hours. Turn en the melding beard,
tell out without handling about one
Inch thick. Cut with the biscuit-cutter
and place en baking sheet about one
Inch npart. Cut n cress en each bun,
and let rise for twenty five minutes.
Bake In het even for fifteen minutes
and wash with a thin water Icing just
as seen as you take from tne even.
Scotch Het Cress Beas
Place in mixing bowl
One cup of leftover cold cooked oat
meal, One end one-half mint of tealded and
cooled milk, ' having the temperature
aoeut eu acgrccs tanrenneit.
Three-quartcri cup of tugar,
Twe teaspoons of lalt.
One yeast cake, crumbling in the
yeast cake.
Stir te blend, then add
Seven cups of flour, ,
and work te a smooth dough. New add
une cup e jmery chopped citron,
Orated rind of one large orange,
Orated rind of one-half lemon,
One cup of outran.
Werk the dough te distribute the
fruit, and then place in well-greased
bowl and set awav te rise In warm place
for four hours. Turn en melding beard.
Cut with scissors In pieces the slse of
large egg, form in buns between the
hands and place en greased baking sheet
about two inches apart. Let risa twenty
minutes, then cut a cress en the top of
each bun with scissors. Brush with
beaten egg and milk and bake in het
even for fifteen minutes. Dust with
powdered sugar as seen as you take
from the even,
English Het Cress Buns
Place four tablespoons of butter in
saucepan and add
One and one-half cups of milk.
Heat slowly te boiling point and add
One-half cup of sugar.
Stir slowly te dissolve the sugar and
turn in mixing bowl and cool te 80 de
grees Fahrenheit. New add
Twe teaspoons of salt,
One-half teaspoon of allspice,
One-half teaspoon of nutmeg,
One-half teaspoon of ginger.
Stir te blend, then' add
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and work te a smooth dough. Turn In
wen-greased howl and let rise rer renr
hours. Turn en pastry beard and roll
about ens Inch thick. Cut .with biscuit-
cutter and place en baking sheet aoeut
one inch apart. Let 'rise twenty-five
minutes, then cut a 'cress en the top of
the. bun and place three raisins in the
cut and bske In het even for fifteen
minutes. Brush with thick water icing
iust as seen aa veu remove from the
even and dust granulated sugar ever the
icing while wet.
A Royal Recipe
Place In mixing bowl
Twe cups of scalded cream,
Twe teaspoons of salt,
One half cup of sugar,
Four tablespoons of melted butter, e
Coel te 80 degrees Fahrenheit then
crumble in one yeast cake and stir te
dissolve. New add
One-half teaspoon of ginger,
One-half teaspoon of allspice,
One-half teaspoon of nutmeg,
One cup of finely chopped citron,
One cup of seedless raisins,
One cup of finely chopped nuts,
mght cups of tij tea pour.
Werk te smooth dough and place in
a well-greased mixing bowl and set in
warm place te rise for four hours. New
turn en pastry beard and roll out with
out handling about one Inch thick. Cut
and place en a well -greased baking sheet
about one inch apart. Let rise for
twenty-five minutes, then cut cress en
top of each bun with sharp pair of scis
sor and brush the buns with a thin
sirup made of sugar and water. Bake
about eighteen minutes in het even.
a Thread Breaks
If yen have the misfortune te break
threads, making a space tee wide, hem
stitch each side of the drawn space,
with a contrasting colored thread, and
the effect will be fine. Yeu could stijl
ee in a group ei coierea inreaas DC
low or above the hemstitching.
The colored linen handkerchiefs with
threads In contrasting colors run In
are as popular as ev:r, and many
pretty ways of making these handker
chiefs are seen. The difficult part is
in het breaking a thread and thus
having te pull tee many and making
the space tee wide.
Spring Time is
Electric Cleaner Time
and here is
Spring's Best Cleaner Offer!
free
complete set of cleaning attachments
with each Phila. Electric cleaner
sold during this big annual sale
$2.50
is the. very low first
payment en the Phila.
Electric cleaner, and
the balance is payable at the very
convenient rate of only $1.00 per week.
Think of it! With each one of this
newest model Phila. Electric cleaner,
we give you absolutely free, this com
plete set of nine cleaning attachments,
selling regularly at $12. These are
particularly efficient cleaning tools
and most convenient for cleaning
overstuffed furniture, books, draperies,
mattresses, clothes, pillows, stairs,
walls, melding, radiators and hard-te-
get-at places.
Read all about this wonderful offer and the surpris
ingly easy terms of payment. This is the original
big electric cleaner offer which has been copied all
ever the country.
Here is certainly a wonderful electric cleaner oppor
tunity. Remember that the Phila. Electric cleaner
is made exclusively for us it is a standard high-grade
machine; no better value is obtainable for the money.
Our electric cleaner experts will be glad te give you a
Practical demonstration of the new model Phila. Electric
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The PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY
5 S. 40th fit.
28th St. and Columbia Ave.
TENTH AND CHESTNUT STREET
6th and Diamond Sts. 4600 Frankford Ave.
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Bread and Wharten sts.
3100 Kensington kny
7 and 9 W. ChelUn Avt
DELAWARE COUNTY ELECTRIC COMPANY
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APRIL 12, 1922
DOWN STAIRS STORE
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Mr. Man! It's Time ter tamest intnMngAOOu
Your Easter Suit and This Is the Place te Get A
-Wanamaker's Down Stairs Ster
Fresh and Pretty Easter Hats
at $3.85
Who would believe that such pretty hats could be jnade for se small a sum!
Such a diversity of styles, colors and shapes, tee something for every face. They
are "hats that you and I would wear," as one woman put it in geed taste and very
desirable.
Bread-brimmed straws, becomingly short in back and front, have wreaths of
pretty flowers or bands of soft silk.
One of the small hats sketched combines bright red straw with navy silk one
of the smartest combinations of the season. 'Anether is of silk combined with hair
cloth, giving the becoming hale edge te the brim.
Braid embroidery is used en the tailored hats and their shapes are decidedly
geed.
(Market)
Tweed Takes Many Celers ! LUGGAGE
in Women's Suits
Tan, lavender, rose, green, gray and brown some in plain colors
and ethers in mixtures. Beth tailored and sports styles are here.
Twe-tone suits have checked skirts and trimming. All of the jackets
arc nicely lined. $15, $16.50, $23.50 te $35.
Dark Tailored Suits
of tricetine, Peiret twill and serge show the new long jackets or the
fuller short models. All are vcrfr well tailored and finished with great
care for detail. $25, $30, $35 te $55.
, (Market)
$5 $1.85 $5
for the Easter Trip
Well designed, strongly con
structed hand luggage can be had
at verv moderate prices in the
Down Stairs Stere. Every piece
is dependable for service and
smartly designed for appearance.
Bright Enamel Cases
$3.50
18 and 20 inch sizes in smart
little cretonne-lined cases with a
pocket in the lid of each.
Wide Choice at $5
' Dull or bright enamel cases
arc in 18, 20, 22 and 24 inch sizes,
strongly made with excellent
catches and sewed corners.
Extra-Deep at $5
These are the black enamel
cases with trays. They're 24
and 26 inches long and will held
enough for quite a trip.
(Central)
Real Live
Easter Bunnies
$1.50 Each
(The ret Stere, Central)
Sale of Peter Pan
Sports Sweaters
$1.85 and $5
Beth models are exactly the kind that all women are Wearing
new. The necks fit up close under the Peter Pan cellars of waists
and the sleeves fit closely enough te allow cuffs te be pulled out
ever them.
At $5
(Average Half Price)
Seft light-weight mohair slip-ens in soft shades of buff with
stripes of dull reseda green; navy with ciess-stripes of led and
tan; brown with cress-stripes of white and orange; henna with cross cress
stripes of white.
Seme have tasseled belts.
At $1.85
These are of light-weight wool in peppy red, French blue, jade,
buff, periwinkle, black, navy, white and gray.
(Central)
Levely Radium Petticoats Gay
as Easter Flowers
Several styles that are straight of line and graceful, just right
for the fashienalle skirts.
One has fluted frills, another is quilted, ethers are hemstitched.
Periwinkle, silver, blonde, cafe nu lnit, .henna, jade, tiger lily, and
black and navy, of course. All at $7.50.
(Central)
Yeung Wemen9 s
Pole Coats and Tweeds
$16.50 te $25
Fer young women these arc the Spring coats par
excellence. Nothing else is quite se fashionable, quite
se smart.
They are tailored en the lines of a man's overcoat,
with notch cellars, big roomy pockets and raglan
shoulders. Most of them have buckled belts.
Pole coats are in soft, creamy shades of tan and
herringbone tweeds arc in tan and gray. All are lined
with silk.
Excellent cheesing at $16.50, ?22.50, $23.50 and
tp25.
(.Market)
A Gay Crowd of
Easter
Handkerchiefs
All the colors of the rainbow,
and some ethers, will be found in
this collection of women's Easter
gift handkerchiefs of sheer
linen.
Gav-coleied holders, at 25c
and 33c, and bright solid colors
with delicate hnnd-embreidery
and drawn threads or dainty col
ored linen with edging of snowy
point d'esprit, at 50c.
Plain 'white linen handker
chiefs are 12'sc; with white or
colored embroidery, loc.
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs
Special at 25c and 35c Each
(Central)
Hand-Made
Blouses
$2.45 $3.50
S2.45 for two charming Feler
1'an styles of sheer batiste.
Alse roll - cellar and tuxedo
front models with much hand
work. $3.50 for nearly a half dozen
dainty models with roll or tuxedo
cellars, all edged with real filet
lace.
Every blouse is entirely made
by hand and extremely fine and
dainty. All regular sizes from
86 te 46.
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Brassieres
te Wear With Topless
Corsets and Girdles
The great vogue for girdles
and very low corsets has brought
a need for a specially cut
brassiere which will cempletelv
conceal the . corset line anil
smooth out the line of the dia
phragm. These are called diaphragm
brassieres and are cut straight
across the low edge in the front.
Seme arc even lightly boned,
some have clastic inserts at the
sides.
Fer the very stout there is a
special model which has elastic
webbing across the front and
elastic concealed in the shoulder
straps. $2.50.
Of pink basket weave, silk
stuped poplin and broche. 0c
te $2.50.
(Central)
Te be really worth while it must be all wool.
An All-Weel Suit
from the Gallery Stere for men has satisfaction and servicf'
woven into every thread and tailored into every leatn.
These suits are tailored, net merely pressed. Ne April
shower, no matter hew hearty, can take the fit and geed
lines out of one of these suits.
Business Suits at $25 te $35
are of some of the finest cheviets, cassimeres and worsteds
that have been used in moderately priced suits for yean. All
the desirable darker tones of brown, olive, gray and blue are
here. Well-tailored tweeds and herringbones are in grays
and tans.
Sports Suits at $25 te $32.50
Younger men, particularly, are wearing them and show
'preference for the coats with belted and pleated backs.
Tweeds and herringbones are in various grays and tans.
A Man Can Get Really
Excellent Shoes or Oxfords
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for $5
Conservative shoes and sports oxfords; str light-lace and blucher
cut; black and tan leathers. In one thing alone are they alike the
durability of both leathers and workmanship. Seme show strips of
light fiber in the soles. Seme have rubber heels. Others are quite
conservative of cut and finish.
(nailery, Market)
$13.50
Prettiest Tub Frecks
for Youngsters of 8 te 14
Most interesting are the frocks with hand smocking, embroidery
and dainty touches that distinguish them. Only fine ginghams are
used and the dresses are the kinds that mothers like best.
A buff chambray ib beautifully smocked in brown at $5.50.
A frock of buff gingham has a very deep hem of brown and
growing out of it are daisies embroidered en the buff in brown, $5.75.
A geld checked gingham with black pipings is $6.
A combination frock has a waist of ecru batiste and a pleated
button-en skirt of dark blue or brown gingham. $6.75.
The bloomer dress that is sketched is of blue gingham with tan
pipings or tan gingham with brown pipings. The belt is of patent
leather. 7, 8 and 10 ear sizes at $3.85.
A checked gingham dress in red-and-whitc or black-and-wnita
is trimmed with cress-stitcher. $3.
, Other dresses, including Japanese crepes, priced up te $8.
Peter Pan Middies, $1.50
, ,0f fine white jean with a Peter Pan cellar, short sleeves and a
red lacer. Sizes S te 18 ears-.
Pole Coats, $13.50
A double-breasted mat in dark huh" is made with a rajrlam
shoulder and thiee pockets. 8 te M year sizes. (Sketched.)
(Murkrt)
What About the Bey's
I taster Suit?
i All-Weel Blue Serge
Suits With Twe Pair of
Knickers Are $13.75
I That is enough te sav te mothers or fathers en the lookout
for an taster suit for the be of S te 18.
These are geed, 100 per cent wool suits of blue serge, and the
j extra knickers mean almost double wear.
The coat is a variation of the Norfolk with patch pockets
irfnll'nW m b,aCk ,and belt' ni?d is line,! with "hair. KPnkk0r8
arc full cut, have taped seams und are lined throughout.
((iillcr.i. Market)
Mary Jane Pumps
In Six Different Styles at $9.90
Three lunc real buckskin backs and htraps lovely soft
Spring giay combined with black calfskin or patent leather
or light fawn with patent leather. Just what women want te
wear with light stockings en Kastcr!
The ether three are entirely of black calfskin, satin or
patent leather. All hac carefully turned soles and low covered
heels.
The exquisite earn with which hU am finished will appeal
te discriminating women who demand a certain high standard
in their footwear. nur
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