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flUA Explains Seme of the
jjwntflges of the Firetm
r faker en Het Days
b, trims, m. "r. a..
W t .1 . . ..-.u .(.! thh lintiurf.
18 II tne Ken"" v - ---
'.. .Mild plan te utilise the Are
'i te Its full capacity, This
3m Jtmlnfttc much "team,."
fl'rT-. .-,..i.t te wntch the
155. -wi. thry nrc cooking
e ihA umu !" -- ,
4i
i,.t or preliminary, preparation,
5iJ5 Vhlch put te cflek in the Are-
t!t for Itself. 9 '. 'ie .C00Kln
.fflS'i VnffrHbeiiil with the time
Mi
lit Vt tot terviw.ine mf in
.ill be found te be plplnghet.
il. rMwn the .mealtime be de-
the rml the
till feed W II M ""? i"
-VVn ready te wfve. May it
W!.Ti j n. Ivn hours Will !
hours win net in
LIS M, thrtt tlie flreleM cooker
ftSn a true Wend of the butty
r.7 i...i- ilia iiimmer ficnMh.
I'RSw In the Mimttier the old fowl
ir hdrchnspd at considerable sav-
Kjm cooked In the flrele.rf will
Smm te be tender and savory ; this
MB iPaliw aplcmllil for cooking
IShiKd for cold cuts, meat leaves and
I affect. inj ihu wnptt te In.
i I Saturday evening meal, which
R medal, cold perk cheese, for the
ti wrtleni the balance te be used
,tiBunday evening meal.
Saturday Evening Supper
IUdlrties m , rKlen
dbld Cuta of Perk Cheese
Cream Mustard Sauce
Petate Salad
iid Tomatoes Uartien onions
"imiewheat Bread nnd Butter
fW IcedTea
j 'Mia? Morning Breakfast
Sliced if inenppie
Watercress
Radishes
MM Tomatoes a
Poached Em
1 Mste Parker 11
Bacen Garnish
:g
euse Rolls
Coffee
Dinner
Fruit Cocktail
Girden Onions Itadlbhes
Fricassee of Chicken
l Petate Dumplings Peasv
fctttrtd Beets Celdslaw
iltut ttramei rannu uenee
i Supper
Celdslaw
OUtm Radishes
! Geld Slices of Perk Cheese
j Tartar Sauce
8 Potatoes au Oratln
I fllfitefl Tnmntrvt
I Nat Caramel Cake Tea
Celd Cuts of Perk Cheese
Hire the butcher nrenare and clean
l tmtll pig's bead and en Friday evc
JAf place the head with the tongue In
tM cooker, adding
Vre quarts of letting water,
One wnc ej soup neres,
.ltd onions,
Out-half dozen alltpice.
tid bring te bell in the cooker ever-
ikbt. In the morning take head from
tH cooker and remove all the meat from
lit bones, chop fine and add
Twe impoent of talt,
Out tetuoeon of oeenrr.
One-Kilt teatpoen of thyme,
tVM'half teatoeon of veultru season'
I Dni-aei teaspoon of sweet mar je-
Pitch of cloves,
Ont-half cup of vinegar,
Urte tablespoons of gelatin
Itltt has been soaked in three-fourths
(ID of stock, In which thu head wis
iw, nnce the cup with the gem-
In nan of warm watnr tn mi.lt.
hits strain Inte the prepared meat.
new
r add
One-half cup of finely chopped pars-
Tim faMejnoens of grated anion,
Sra In a Jeaf -shape pan and place in
nfrlcefater en thn ice te rhlll for
Wt hours, This dish must be pe
Ptted rarl)1 Saturday morning.
Petate Parker Heuse Rolls
Place In mixing bowl
One sad one-half cups of mashed po pe
Htm, 0e an,i one-half cups of flour,
Om Uatpnen of salt,
Tvte Ivel o6Jcpeon of baking
Te tablespoons of shortening,
"tre eggs.
Werk te smooth deush and then turn
2 iJJed Pnslry uenfd nd roll out
W'half Inch thick, cut with lnrge bia-
k. iii nna Dr"sn wlt" melted but
J. tela a for pockctbeok rolls nnd
Wee en bilking hhcet, bake In het even
Mteen minutes.
Cream Mustanl Sauce
Place In mixing bowl
Jf9 tablespoons of dry mustaid,
me-ha If teaspoon of salt,
"M-AiiJ teaspoon of white pepper,
0n teaspoon of sugar,
w en this
n -- ....in, in in UUU
Ji '( c.'ip of mayonnaise dressing
m one-nail run ,.i ...- ..i; j
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A Coel Airy Stere, Perfectly Ventilated and Filled With
Lew-Priced Summer Goods The Wanamaker Down Stairs Stere
Fascinating New Summer Frecks, $5
Dotted Organdie, White Voile,
$7.50 $3 $18.60 3.75
Special 300 Gingham Dresses,
$3. SO and $3.75
Of the finest gingham we have ever seen in dresses
marked se low. Black, pink, lavender, light blue, navy1,
red, brown and green checks trimmed with white voile,
organdie or pique.
Voile Dresses, $4 te $10
Specially Priced
$4 di esses are in plain white trimmed with lace.
$7.50 dresses are of white French voile trimmed with dainty
hand-embroidery; the turn-back cuffs of .the short Sleeves and the
wide roll cellar are edged with real filet lace.
$10 dresses are in white, pink or light blue trimmed with wide
bands of imitation cluny lace.
Linen Dresses Start at $6
Slip-en frocks of linen are
and orchid at $8 and $8.75.
Unusual tailored dresses of
are In green, brown, Copenhagen, rose, pink and white,
te f le.eu.
Beaded French Dresses, $25
Exquisitely tinted French dresses of fine voile .very elaborately
embroidered with tiny white beads. Ceral, navy, peach, black,
French blue or orchid.
Women's Knitted Weel California
Bathing Suits at $4.50
Best suits for June bathing when cool winds spring up !
Geed looking, tee, knitted of fairly heavy wool," geed in
color and very durable. In plain navy or black ; in navy or
black with white bands ; in green, tan, turquoise, brown and
French blue with bands of contrasting color; in navy
with scarlet bindings and trunks.
Caps, 12c te $1
(Hurt Stere,
Sale of Women's Pumps and
Oxfords Special at $5.25
Savings of enough en every pair te buy at least a pair of geed silk stock
ings te match!
These are distinctly seasonable and fashionable low shoes, suitable for all occasions.
Mary Jane pumps are in many styles, including some of white leather, like buck
skin, black patent leather and combinations.
Dress pumps with baby Frencli heels are in tan calfskin, combinations of soft buff
leather With black patent, etc.
Oxfords for sports and street wear are in practically all leathers and colors also
white canvas.
Woven-Striped
Tissues, 30c Yard
Unusually clear blues, pink,
tan and combination stripes
in many colors are in this fine,
cool material. 30 inches wide.
Linen - finish fabrics for
women's Jumper frocks, 30c,
40c and 65c a yard, all 88
inches wide.
(C.ntral)
Girls' New Twe-Piece
Regulation Frecks, $4.50
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in green, pink, Copenhagen, brown
linen in a variety of preti
Sty styK
$6, $7.1
styles
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(Market)
Shoes, 38c te $1.90
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(Clint nut)
A Colorful Silk
Breakfast Ceat, $6.50
Surely it was designed for a
bride! Of the softest changeable
silk in exquisite colorings rose,
blue, sunset, purple, etc., all
changeable and all with a silvery
surface.
(Centrul)
pleated skirts are of dark blue or
brown jean, fastening onto a white
jean top. The cellar, cuffs and
emblem match the color of the
skirt. Sizes 6 te 12 years.
(Sketched.)
Sports Clethes
Middies in white or khaki jean, $1 te
$2.50.
Khaki-color bloomers, $1.75; knickers,
$2.50 and $3.
White jean skirts pleated onto a
body, $1.
Gingham Frecks
A new frock for Junier girls is of im
ported gingham in red, green, maize or
' peach with cress-stitch embroidery done
in black. 12 te 16 year sizes at $5,
Other new gingham frocks for Juniors
at $8.60 te $8.50.
Girls' Tub Frecks
are of plain-color organdie, figured
voiles and checked or plain-color ting
ham and dotted Swiss in great variety.
$2 te $8.76.
v (Mtrktl) '
Epenge and Irriperted Gingham
Beal
Bummer frocks as
sherbet!
Dotted organdie frocks are in orchid, light blue,
matee, rose and pink trimmed with crisp white organdie
frills and an organdie sash.
White voile frocks have deep tucks in the skirts and
are trimmed With lace.
Epenge makes some sports frocks with tailored
pockets 'trimmed with six pearl buttons. In white and
rather strong shades of blue and rose.
Imported gingham freckB are in a great variety of
checks, trimmed with white.
Crepe de Chine Dresses
Special at $10
Combination frocks of crepe de chine have printed skirts and
bodices of white.
Others nave navy, brown or black skirts and bodices in jade,
maize, erchid1 or henna.
Plain color crepe de chine dresses are in jade, black, henna
or orchid.
Special at $16,50
Very fashionable) are the Striped tub silk dresses, simply
tailored, In white grounds with hairline stripes of color.
New dresses oz Crape de chine or Canten crepe have loose
flowing; sleeves and ate trimmed with fageting te match. In
navy, tan and black.
$5
$5
W-Butten-Length
Chamois-Lisle
Gloves at 90c
Ne need te say "special"
when the fact is se evidentl
Excellent imported quality,
light enough in weight te be
comfortable en warm -days.
In white and cafe au lait.
(Central)
Canten Crepe Skirts, $8.75
Pleated Canten crepe skirts are in white and beautiful colors
dove gray, bright blue, peach, old rose, tangerine, navy and a brilliant
shade somewhere between deep orchid and fuchsia. Knife or box
pleated styles, with delightful buttons.
Other skirts are of a gleaming, crinkly fiber silk in gathered
ntvle. These are mostly in white sometimes in a shaded self-block
plaid.
(Market)
Real Summer
Comfert in These Net
Corsets at $2
Se airy aI,d Pen 1" th niesh
that one is sure te be cool and
comfortable en the hottest days.
In pink, very lightly boned and
cut en lines for the average
figure.
Topless Corsets, $1
Of lightweight pink broche,
lightly boned and finished with
a band of elastic around the
upper edge.
Elastic Girdles, $3.50
An excellent Else model hooks
in front and can be comfortably
adjusted by means of the back
lacing. It is all elastic and 14
inches deep strong enough for
quite a heavy figure.
Hip Confiners, $3
g About the lightest possible
thing in the way of a corset. It
is a band of silk-striped poplin
with .elastic inserts. Vary short
where it hoeka in front and con
siderably longer in the back.
Four hose supporters held it
uewn.
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cool and refreshing as a
$10
$6
Deris
Princess Slips and
Petticoats
Deris slips or petticoats
seem te fill the need for Sum
mer wear better than any
ethers ever have. They are
perfect te wear under the
sheerest Summer dresses ;
the slips are especially nice
for straight-line frocks. The
22-inch hem does away with
any need of two petticoats.
Petticoats, $1 te $5
Fleshpink or white batiste pet
ticoats, $1.
Fine white sateen, $2.
Tub silk in white, $3.50; extra
size tub silk in white, navy and
black, $5.
Princess Slips, $2 and $3
Slips of white, flesh or orchid
batiste have imitation filet
edging around the top, $2; sim
ilar style with satin and lace
trimmed top is $3.
28, 30 te 34 inch lengths.
(Central)
Fluffy Ostrich
Crowns Light Hats at $5
Se delightfully light and airy that they are typi
cally Summer hats. Fluffy ostrich shows the presence
of the least little breeze and makes every one who
sees it cooler. It adorns lovely hats of Georgette crepe
in pearl gray, buff, white, pink, etc.
naw witn smning crowns of
uarun.v wiiii anu erimi 01
traniearent hair doth ara rjar-
tlcularly becoming with ostrich
flat en the brim and drooping
ever.
(Mark
Any Man Wanting te Save Meney
and Invest m Satisfaction
needVmty leek ever this list for some of the best values we have ever had in the
Men's Stere. t .. . "
All-wool suit at $21.60 geed conservative and semi-conservative suits in
grays, browns, dark fine herringbone weaves, indefinite checks and mixtures.
All-wool suits at $28 and $2f.60 some of the best cheviets and cassimeres
at thesd prices that we have ever shown, and the tailoring appeals te men who
knew When they leek well.
Twe-trouser suits at $30 of fast-color, all-wool blue serges and closely
woven mixtures; well tailored. '
Khaki-color trousers at $1.85 and all-wool white flannel trousers at $8.50
and $10.
(Oallerjr. Market)
Men's Half Hese
50c Pair
Drep-stitch artificial silk heBe
(only an expert could tell them
from silk) are in black, cordovan,
navy and smoke. Alse pure silk
hose are in the same colors but
plain. Beth are seamless, well
made socks with mercerized cot
ton tops and soles.
(Oallcrr. Mtkt)
Het Weather Toilet
Necessities
at low prices are all conveniently
arranged en a table in the Central
Aisle near Chestnut Street.
Geed red rubber bath sprays,
65c and 85c.
One pound cans of talcum in
Violet, corylepsis and trailing ar
butus, 18c each.
Refreshing witch hazel, 35c, 50c
and 80c bottle.
Celd cream, 25c te 75c jar; half
pound can, 35c; pound, 60c.
Lemen cream, 35c and 50c jar;
half pound can, 60c.
Fragrant bath tablets, 25c.
Geed bath soaps in peroxide,
vegetable oil, violet and lemon
verbena, $1 dozen.
Cocoanut oil or palm, 80c dozen.
(C.ntral)
A Perfect Graduation
Giftr-These Fine
Imitation Pearls
$5
Softly gleaming beads, evenly
graduated, are in a creamy tone
or faintly flushed with pink.
They are in 24, 27 and 30 inch
strings, each fastened with a
solid geld clasp. ,
These are the finest imitation
pearls we have ever seen ler ?5.
They are made en
a motner-ef-
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earl base,
thickly coated with
sh-scale te give the soft pearly
luster se becoming te all women.
The Debutante
is a string of very small grad
uated beads just 18 inches long.
It is a favorite among young
women. $5.
(Central)
Undoubtedly
the Mede Calls for
Silk Capes
Seft, flowing silk capes are
edged with deep silk fringe and
sometimes topped with standing
cellars of fur.
Prices start at $15 for black
fringed capes lined with silk
crepe.
$25 for navy silk capes with
gray or black fur cellars.
$37.50 for fine brocaded black
silk poplin capes edged with very
deep silk fringe and made ever an
inner cape of Georgette.
Fine Serge Capes, $25
Quite without trimming and of
excellent navy or black strge
lined throughout with crepe de
chihe. Leng and full.
(Market)
Even the new organdie haU
show ostrich. Georgette flew
ers are charming en hate of
soft straw braid and pastel
Georgette. Even herer the
stamens are strands of etriehi
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Wanamaker Fast Fast Fast
Men
Pull cut shirtB of closely woven 80-count percale in all the geed
striped patterns and colorings that men like. Plenty of the neat,
fine line stripes in a variety of fast colors.
AH of these shirts are cut ever the comfortable Wanamaker
dimensions and have soft, double-fold cuffs, ftill three ihehes wide
a point seldom found in inexpensive shirts.
(Qallerr, Market)
Black or Tan Oxfords for
Men, $3.85
Among them are black and tan leather Oxfords
with straight or wing tips. Alse some black kidskin
Blucher
There's
'sizes 1
(Caller?
p Ay
Beys' Khaki-Celer Camp Suits
$2.50
Any "regular fellow" will enjoy one
of these suits, they are of khaki-color
cotton jean and will fl boys of 8 te 16
years.
The shirt has short sleeves and a
double shoulder yoke across the back.
The open neck is cool and comfortable.
The trousers are just like the
"shorts" that English boy scouts wear.
They have two pockets and a watch
pocket and are topped with a webbing
belt.
Beys' Cheviot Suits
With 2 Pair of Knickers
$8.75
Dark gray and brownish mixtures,
with Norfolk coats showing the Hpert
back, box or inverted pleats. AU wool,
of course. Sites 8 te 18 years and very
specially priced.
(Gallery. Market)
Hair Nets
40c Dezen
Exactly the same full size, per
fect human hair nets that we
hae been selling regularly at
twenty-five per cent higher prlte.
Because the Importer had a
quantity en hand he offered us
the reduction and a great ninny
women will be glad of this new
opportunity. These nets have
been known hitherto as the best
in the city at the higher price.
Cap or fringe style. Rlack,
auburn, blonde and light, medium
and dark brown.
Ribbed Lisle Vests
25c and 30c
Bodice top and built-up shoul
der style in regular sizes, 25c.
?dice..0P 8tyle ,n ext sizes,
80c. "Seconds," but extremely
geed vests of soft Swiss ribbed
white lisle.
Nightgowns of
Notable Quality, $1
Pink, blue or lavender batiste
nightgowns have tops and shoul sheul
dcr straps gf lace and embroid
ery combined. White nainsoek
nightgowns In V-neck style have
hemstitching at neck and sleeves
and daintily embroidered French
knots.
(Central AUIe)
Ratine, 50c Yard
A geed quality 86 inches
wide in gray, rose, tangerine,
tan, brown, cadet and Copen
hagen blue, dull green and
pink.
This is one of the most
fashionable cottons of the
season arid,1 te get it at this
mw prict .tain optjertun tv
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$1.20
OxferdB for solid comfort.
real shoe value here!
Beys' Shoes,
Special, $1.90
Beys' black leather shoes en English
.lasts, such as the one sketched, are in
te 4tt.
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Women's Silk
Stockings, $1 Pair
BlncTc, white, navy, cordo
van, Russian calf, African
brown, pole, gray and smoke.
They are pure silk in a
fancy drop-stitch effect, with
seamed backs and mercerized
cotton tops nnd soles.
(Central)
Sample
White Blouses
Special, $1.65
All se fresh and snowy spick-and-span
I They are cool looking,
tee. Among them are waists of
striped dimities nnd fine voiles,
with Peter Pan, roll and two-ln-ene
cellars. Seme have bright
checked or striped cellars and
cuffs or wee pleated edges.
(Market)
Bunny Peg-Tep
Rompers, $1.10
Bunnies are favorites with
children of 2 te 6 years ahd have
been appearing upon their vari
ous frocks. New they hop upon
peg-top rompers and seem te like
them.
Of chnmbrny in buttercup,
rambler-pink, green or blue. One
is entirely plain color with an
embroidered bunny en the cellar.
The ether has a white dimity
waist with two little bunnies eh
the chambray cellar.
(Central)
Scissors, Special
at 50c
Big scissors, little scissers:
scissors for embroidering ana
scissors for maiilcu ring,'
scissors 7 Inches long ana even
the well-liked stork scisserii
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