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Rice in saucepan
Twe tftartj 0 stemmed and stashed
ttrsubemts,
One and one-half pound of young
iftfli of rhubarb out m small piece,,
TAr peundt of sugar,
Juice of ttce eranget,
t OM'half cup of candied ginger cut
in tiny 6it,
Ontha cup of candied citron out
in ((up sift,
Oite.half cup of candied cherries
cut m ny bilj,
,0 eup of almonds cut in small
pitess.
New tie He following piceu in a fine
pure of cheesecloth and add te mixture,
coekinj in the preserve kettle:
One teaspoon of cinnamon,
Je teaspoons of ginger.
me-half teaspoon of allspice.
One-quarter teaspoon of cloves,
One-quartcr teaspoon of aniseed.
i securely before addinr te pre
hCteketVei Cott "tu until thick
2rt 2S?tadei laukln carc that u does
Ki!? . ; nnd th.en tutn sterilized
i1.iV2j iKI' and cover the tP with
te Ivf .P"a.ffin flnd Mnl wlth P
1? 8uaLmann?r' "wwtmeat
lldeus with cold boiled or baked ham.
Strawberry and Raisin Conserve
Wice in preserrlng- kettle
One package of seeded raisins,
Om package of seedless raisins,
rtute'jKsr cup et candied citron
Jnta,'?up of cHl Singer,
Mce of four oranges, '
iiee pounds of sugar.
z we quarts of crushed strawberries
Jce trade of mace,
. K" of candied aineer " in
itaianiner as for marmQlade,. Either
WckiherV, raRb',''. blackberries
"My te de up 6emc of eath.
Apritet and Strawberry Conserve
euVnd0n.PL8Uind of faney dr,ed Prf-
Kri In morn n-add
' the Mr en? CnuV .f 8Ufar for ach C"P
tuw . ' nml strnw "rrv nuree- re.
S,eW,J"t Uml M
H ,''" Poe e mace,
S-'ffl
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in boiling sirup made of one-half
cup 01 sugar
Three tablespoons of tenter.
. Stir te dissolve the sugar and cook
for three minutes, and then dip the
Eaner in the simp while it is boiling
et and place en the conserve.
De net cover tbe conserves until cold;
the Persian housewife alwa.vH nieces
these conserves in n sunny window for
one neur Dcrerc sealing,, then seals se
ctirelv. If you de net have metal covers
for the tops of the glasses or Jars, then
tie sccureiy wun neavy wnite paper
and din, after tying en the" glasses, in
het melted paraffin. Thte will provide an
airtight top covering. Stere where mice
or rats cannot attack.
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
Mr. Bear's New Jeb
I By DADDY
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en Makg of Geed Conserves and Jams
K strawberries May Be Combined With Tart Currants, .With
Raisins or W lll trica piww i iiviv a isvuvieua
mm rwn
If Turkisn reurri, 100
py MRS. M. A. WLSON
rS Cnv"'' "rights rtttrvti
f ttriTH the canning season Just in tne
ufrneVrrollrctlenof deitcTSui
WLSC Persian Kitchen. The
i JrV.l housewife Is truly n past mis
l 22.7'n theart of preparing rtd con;
P 'ttimr the fruits in season, and many
Ship methods are very simple ana qu.ic
J'v te folio"'. They will add real a
Ji te the preserve closet.
in s'ceny California town en the
'J,'rSl had the pleasure of vislt vislt
teVfhehSme of Madame Tassacjehne,
ihe ii a real Persian? a dainty, sloe slee
!iSl b'lUtT, who hart a wealth of
Orl.nt.1 cllnsry lore tucked away In
hfThw?pyreydllttlr youngsters, playing
. ihided and screened perch, tell the
.Tery of iWb motherhood, and In
rnretty HHInj: voice she remarked that
she wis quite anxious te learn modern
taieT the best feeds.
TeVthe man of the family, the hus
hind and father, she still cooks the
f"ds he likes best, and at each meal
Sere Is a jar of delicious sweetmeat
rlced en the table. The conserves are
Brlental, but are made with our native
fruits, w I hasten te bring the recipes
Je you, se that ?ou, tee, may add them
te your prcscrrc closet.
Conserve of Strawberries
Plice In preserving kettle
Twe penrf ef granulated svgar.
One and one-half cups of hetting
Wttr.
Heat slowly te dissolve the sugar,
ind then cook for three luinucs. Select
line strawberries, wash with the stems
ea and turn en a ciotn-cevcred tray te
dry; remove the sterns and drop in the
boiling flrup. Cook until soft, then
lift with skimmer nnd place In half pint
1 Jar. As seen as you have a layer about
one Inch deep, sprinkle very lightly with
dusting of nutmeg, mace and allspice.
Rtpcat until the jar is full apd then
fill te oerflewing with some of the het
ulrup, adjust lubber nnd seal securely.
New place in deep taucepan, se that
the uatcr will cecr the jar at least
tne inches, and cover with warm water;
bring te boil. Bell for twelve minutes,
remove the jar and store in usual place.
Strawberry and Currant Conserve
Plsce in preserving kettle
Twe quarts of mashed and stemmed
ttrtwberries,
One quart of eunants stemmed
Twe pounds of sugar.
Juice of one orange,
Juice of one lemon.
Heat err slowly until the sugar
melts and then cook until the mixture
In thick like marmalade. Kill Inte ater
lllted glasses and store in the usual
manner. Madatne Tassaejehne always
places a spire bag In this mixture while
cooking, and if you like the spice flavor
you may add it, tee. Place in small
iquare of cheesecloth
One blade of mace,
Three clex.es,
Thrce pieces of candied ginger,
Tite allspice,
One-half of a nutmeg.
Tie closely ahd keep in the preserving
kettle r,hile the conserve Is cooking.
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MME. I. L. HEOKER
25 SOUTH S2ND ST.
.Opt Evpr. ex. Wed. Bl. 10-170.
Perky Squirrel and the birds urge
Jack and Janet te free Celd Xese, the
bear, from a magician who has made
him a slave. When Jack opens the
deer of the cage, the bear, refusing
te come out, grabs him.
CHAPTER m
The Matfclan's Charm
JACK wag in the grip of Celd Nese,
the bear. The big animal hugged
him close ; bis face was burled in worm
fur.
.Tack remembered what 'he once bad
heard, that a bear'-j hug is werne than
his bile; that he could crack a man's
ribs ns easily as a boy cracks an Easter
egg. Jack wenrercd if Celd Nose would
crack bta ribs. .Tust a little harder
squeese would de it.
Janet wasn't going te let Jack be
bugged te death if ahe could help it.
She seised Jack's waist and tried te pull
him away from the bear. She might
just as well have tried te pull a beef
steak away from n bulldog.
Up nbove the birds were circling in
great excitement.
"Don't hurt Jack!" they screamed at
the bear. "He Is your friend, lie h
trying te break the spell of the cruel
magician who has made you a slave!"
These words seemed te put the bear
In a fury.
"He shall net break the spell," he
reared fiercely, "I'll fix him se he
can't 1"
Jack felt the bear's hug tighten. The
breath was squeezed out of him; his
ribs hurt. He couldn't stand that
smothering crushing another minute.
Things began te grew dark,
Then suddenly a sharp voice rang
out.
'Dinner!" cried the voice. "Din
ner!" lt That cry had an Instant effect upon
the bear. His hug loosened; he let
Jack go, and turned with an eager
whine te the deer of the cage.
There steed the magician. In his
hands he bore a large covered pan.
The magician put the pan en the
ground and took off the cover. Celd
Nese, grunting with joy, buried his
nose in the pan.
"Who are you?" the magician called
w Jack and Janet In a shrill voice.
"De you own this bear?"
This question surprised the children.
They thought the magician would claim
Celd rsose os his slave,
'N-n-neS" 'stammered Jack.
"Then why did he hur you when you
came?" asked the magician as if a bit
jealous.
"He hugged me because he was go
ing te cat me," answered Jack. The
magician stared at him with surprised
eyes.
"Hew silly you talk," he cried in his
shrill voice. "This isn't a bey-cating
bear. He is a nice tome bear."
Jack couldn't answer that, se Janet
spoke up,
"He Is tame because you hae made
him a slave with a magic charm."
The magician looked astonished.
"Magic charm!" lie shrilled. "Beheld
the only magic cbann I have used!" He
pointed at the pan. Celd Xese raised
his head for 11 moment, te catch his
breath, and they teuld leek within.
There they saw scraps of feed. As they
looked Celd Xese lowered his snout
again, and greedily culned down the re
maining scraps, cmpting the psn.
80 this was hew the maslcian had
cast his spell ever Celd XeRe,
"Come. Celd Xese!" sang the birds.
"Come te the freedom of the great
weeds. Come and hunt for grubs and
honey."
Celd Nese licked the pan and smacked
his lips.
"I like this feed better than grubs,
or even honey, and it Isn't se muth
work finding it."
"Lazy bear! Lasy bear!" creamed
the birds. "Yeu are foolish te sell jour
liberty for a pan of scraps."
Celd Xese frowned when they called
him a laxy bear.
"But I have a Jeb. tee," he pro
tested. "I have n Jeb I like much mere
than idly reaming the forest. Come
with me and see!"
(In tomorrow's rhaptar .lack and
Janet learn what the bear's new job
Is, and they find it most surprising.)
Uptown's Fr?r"' Millinery Sttra
Newer and still Smarter Miles
WiM
Tli SUrp. Where Year HtM?
does the Farthest
The Old Original
MVLDOON'S '
1187 COLUMBIA AVE.
EUbUhed 80 Teare ..
"If lF New We Hjve It"
.OPEN EVKY EVENINO
Frankly
De ypu net ewe it te your
relatives and friends, and te
yourself, te have a Charaplain
Portrait?
Then what better occasion
than your birthday this year?
Surprise them.
During this month, we
make the unusual offer of
three of our large 7x11 por
traits with folders, for only
$3.00. This ad must accom
pany your erdpr.
CHAMPLAIN STUDIO
J311 WALNUT ST.
rhene Walnut 1210
Bay Ben-Gay at any drag stare and
you will set m tube erf the original
French Banme Bcageei (Analftf
sique), then apply as fellows t rub
the painful part with the Baume
until the seething, comforting
warmth gives complete relief.
Keep a tube handy for Neuralgia.
THOS. UBHTNO & CO.. NEW YORK
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Miles &
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by
"The Reading" seashore
service is unexcelled
AtUatlP CnV. Oceei Cttr. Stan Her
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Chestnut Bt renv: Keeelas Tenaiul;
dt Ticket Off., 1S41 Cteetaat.
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All Kinds of Italr
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AH Kinds, All Shapes, All Sizes
At Ettremrlr Iw Prices
Novelty Embroidery Ce.
15 N. 10th St. Grsstd Fleer Stera
1007 Filbert St,
THE TRAINED NURSE
1NFANTSH0P
1810 Chestnut St.
Special This Week
Infants' Haad-Made Slips, $1.50
TJiraexul Tslae.
Fiie SUk-ud-Woel Shirts, $1.10
Phene, Spruce 2193
Permanent
Waving
by Oil
Our new OIL method in
n ires your hair against
breaking or losing its lustre.
OIL steaming only takes
10 te 12 minutes and we
fully guarantee every wave.
Henna Tinting
Th" only safe method. I-lBlit,
medium and dar brown shades.
Hair previously spoiled by dye3
will be restored te proper color.
Phene, lecuet
Special for Men!
All -Weel Spring Suits, $25
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The reports was auve out In skoel
today, mlnp being exter bum, and after
MippJr I wan wemlnltiK hew te biake
tlm news gentle te pep en iitreunt of
me belli sippescd te give him nil my
reports te j.1110. and I wntchnd hlni
looking nt the jeaks In the pappr till
he utiirted te leek ns If it weuldent
of took mutch mere te make hliu miiIIe,
mid then I fted, liny pep. our repeits
mib khm) out in bkoel tedaj.
rs.' Hcd pep. Mpening tpi they, J
ana i hen, ies Mr, i get. uunc, tee.
Hew Ia it? eci pep.
Me thinking, Heck. And T Fed, Tts
about the aame tu Pude Hlmkluwu uud
Sam Cresses.
That diizzent tell me a hole let, fed
pep. Slecning Imw did he knew hew
theirs wus, and I scd, Well, for thut
mutter it wafc better than Skiuny Jlur
Una report, ler thnt mutter.
'1'hnts all very ell. uh far its that
matter gees, but uat Im tr.ing te ar ar
rie at In my patient but fe far un
suveesHfill nay is weather your irpert
is n geed one, sen pep.
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It t him nnd he looked let it wailng,
Vell, pii j en remaik that It leuid Iip
weriiP Iheie may be teineiulng in wnt
jeu Miy, but wen you miv it teuld be
mutch cdq I nm iuUincd te think you
ere Uaggcratlng.
And he slfned It with his fountain
pen and aide me go te bfd a hour tee
stir sad told no net te ask for ear
Fer a Short Time We Oiler te Cut and Fit
Slip Cevers or Draperies FREE
With tivery Purchase Ne Less Than 20 Yards
CRETONNESHalf Price
Imported nnd rtamretlt 40e te S3
reiltlxeli Werth Deuble
Furniture Made te Order
Fer a Bher Time Only a
Cretonne Slip Cever Given Free
with ecl pleea of rpheUtered I-lTlnc
nA..m nr Hull Kurnltnre Slade Ia flnUr
We b&v a large aetertment of frame te aelrct from, alue it larf line et fur
nltur ceerlns. Frl7ltM. Veleurii Tapestries anil flllt Damaak. We uarant
tenstructinii anil material lined. Our f icter la ejn ter Inspection at all times.
Furniture Rcuphehtered and Refinished
KEYSTONE UPHOLSTERY CO. SMSCS:
r-n MAn-ru rn-k An c-r uith Prices,
- IOAO IWIVin envnw Ji. mARTIN A. WEISS. M--
Children's
Barefoot Sandals
Heavy soles that are
flexible. Perfectly
smooth inside.
Sis 5 te 8 $2.75
Sizes 81a te 10i2 $3,15
$3.50
Sizes 11 te 2.
The finest we have ever seen!
CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
Savings of $5 te $7
Materials will catch a man's eyes, for they are
the best of the seasen: pin stripes in black, blue and
brown'; firm herringbones in various grays, and
mixtures se fine that they are almost plain colors.
The tailoring is right.
The way the suits fit new is the way they'll fit
until they are worn out which is looking a long
way ahead.
Try one of the coats en ! See the way the cellar
fits, the smooth line ever the shoulders, the way4he
sleeves hang. That's satisfaction.
There is hand-work in many of the suits and
almost all have hand-made buttonholes.
Geed conservative and semi-conservative suits
that business men wear day in and day out!
100 All-Weel Suits
With Twe Pair of Trousers
Special at $32.50
Substantial savings en every one of these suits and
a two-trouser suit gives almost as much service as two suits !
The materials are closely woven herringbones in rich
mixed colors of the type usually found only in much higher
priced suits. Fine mixed cloths of a well-known kind are
here, tee.
Altogether, these materials are well out of the ordi
nary and the tailoring lives up te the materials.
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Men's Geed Pajamas, $1.50
and that's the price many a man has in mind !
Yes, they are made ever the usual comfortable pattern of
all our sleeping garments. In pink blue, lavender and tan
cotton, fastening with loops and buttons.
(Gallery, Market)
Larg
$6 $6
;e Hats Small Hats
Flower-Laden or Tailored, $6
A Summery breeze has swept through the Millinery Salens,
brinRinp, in itH wake, a most charming collection of lexely new hats.
Leghorn hats are in frrcat variety and are flower trimmed or
combined with silk. The one sketched has a crown and facing of
Trench blue taffeta with a nosegay of forget-me-notb and wee laven
der flewerb at the side.
Then there are wider brimmed hats that make one think of
gingham frocks and warmer days.
Hair-braid hats are airy and cool and pleasant te wear, since
they weigh almost nothing.
Plenty of the soft beige tones te harmentee with fashionable
capes and flecks of this smart color.
(Uurkrt)
Women's 16-Butten Length
Chamois-Lisle Gloves, $1
Unusual indeed, for gloves of this length, quality and finish
arc bcldem within reach of a single dollar bill! They hae
spcarpeint backs and are in covert, gray, ecru and white.
Strap-wrist gloves of excellent quality chamois-lisle, im
ported, hac heavily embroidered backs. $1 a pair.
The same quality in two-clasp gloves with plain backs is 75c.
(Central)
MAY WHITE SALE
Is a Revelation in Value
Dellar nightgowns are back te their old-
time quality. Geed ones of white nainsoek are $
trimmed with excellent laces and embroideries.
Pink crepes are printed with blue butterflies.
Pretty envelope chemises Can be had for as
little as 75c and 83c
Dainty matched sets of a straight chemise
and step-in drawers are of sheer pink batiste,
with lace insertion, edging and embroidered 5
organdie medallions. $1 garment.
$1 for Billie Burke pajamas of pink batiste
trimmed with blue stitching.
Crepe bloomers in three colors are only 65c
in pink, orchid and light blue.
Deuble-Panel Silk
Petticoats, $2.25
That's the lowest price in years. One style of
white tub silk with a scalloped hem and three styles
in white or flesh-pink wash satin with hemstitched or
scalloped hems. Beth the back and front panels are
double.
These Shew the Scale of Value
that one u te expect from this May White Sale.
Best of all, qualities are right and service and satis
faction are assured.
(Central)
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Yeung Women's Dresses of Jersey or Tweed
Special at $7.50, $8.75 and $15
Seme Have Capes
$1.50 $1.50
Gingham
Heuse Dresses
As Fresh as a
May Morning
$1.50
As. charmingly fresh as they ai e
practical dresses that women
ically like te wear. It is worth
while te have several at this
low price.
Twe styles arc pictured. The
long-waist style has white poplin
trimmings and comes in Wack,
blue, pink, In'.cnder or giccn
cheeked gingham or of two-teno
(hocked percale, trimmed with
organdie. The "Billie Hurko"
dress of striped gingham comes
in gray, green, lavender, pink or
blue with white scalloped cellar,
cufTs and pocket tops.
Beth regular and extra sizes up
te 2 at $1.50.
Catrsl)
Jersey frocks with pleated skirts arc in henna,
brown, reindeer and navy blue and are eer se
youthful and practical. 58.73.
Jersey frocks with nlcated capes and pleated
skirts arc in vesc, Copenhagen, tan, lavender and
henna at $1C.
Slip-en frocks of tweed with capes te match
can be had in teveral styles m shades of tan at
?7.50. The c-ipe fieck sketched is of tweed
trimmed with buttons and braid and 13 $13.
All of thc&e arc excellent acatien frocks
piactical and comfortable for seashore, mountains
or camp.
Wide Cheesing Among Silk
Dresses at $16.50 te $25
Delightful taffeta dresses plain or beaded Can Can
eon crepes and ucpes dc chine arc m lovely blues,
cafe au bit, flame and rose, as well as the mere
practical black, brown and nay.
The taffctu dicss that is sketched at $21 50 has
a cstce and puffed undcraleevcs of Georgette
crepe. In navy with henna, brown with tan and
black with Copenhagen. Sires 14 te 18.
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of Shiny Patent Leather at $6.50
-and no wonder! They.
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