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Careful Attention Should Be Given
te Small Child's Menu, Says Mrs. Wilsen
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And Specifies What the Three-Year-Old Persen Should and
Should Net Eat, With Sevcrrf Attractive Recipes
te Illustrate ' i
All
Br RIBS. M. A. WILSON
CMtriiM. litt.iu.htri. M. A, Wiljc
" ' rjahts reieruce
mHE approach of the summer season
X brings te the mother's mind that alie
desires te odd variety te the child's
diet, and often for this reason she i
innleus te make special seasonable
illihcs. Then It is that the tlienuht
irises in her mind. "Will this dish be
suitable for my child?"
Physicians knew that the most im
portant time is the first five years of
be child's life, for It is then that
hublts are formed which often remain
lth the child through life. Among tlie
most important of these arc the feed
habits of the child. Hew inconsistently
Mme mothers really regard the needs of
the chihl ! If you were te note the feed
he child is jclven,.yeu would net be
surprised at the condition of the child.
The menu of the adult will nottfe for
the young and growing child. It is
orcrscasened and does net carry the
needed elements in sufficient propor
tions te furnish him with mntcrlnls te
make him grew and at the siimc time
Minplv the needed amount of energy
for his constant and abundant activi
ties Milk Is the child's ideal feed from
i.irth n nd until the tenth month, for
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fe Uu A tench the baby and the growing
ether feeds. Gradually the stomach de-I ,.,,,, . , , .... ,,.,,.
vtleps the stnrcli-tiigesting enzymes, nnu
ere the methods of cooking. Milk should
piny n large part of nil children's diet.
Se for this reason it Is wise te cook the
vegetables nnd the ccrenls In milk in
place of water, as tha child Is usually
unnble te drink lnrnc quantities 0f tultk
wiien no cms etner feeds.
Wlicn the (iticstien of money nrlfes
in the home the mother immediately ruts
down and sometimes eliminates milk en
tirely from the small child's diet, and
it may be only after n spell of serious
sicknes that she finds this out.
rrcMi fiults and ugetnblcs arc need
ed in the child's diet for furnishing the
needed mineral elements for n.aklng
bone nnd teeth structure. They nre
also laxative In eflect nnd supply the
tissues with the needed elements that
help them te keep up their tone. It is
best te give small children the fruits
that tliey nre permitted te have at
least one-half hour before the regular
meal. Tlie ciuestien of meat for tlie
child Is always Important and should be
Elven special attention. Toe much meal
Is just as harmful ns net enough, Xoi
Is It wlse te give children such meats
ns Hamburg stenk or meat bulls, fried
meats or perk products or veal.
llecf, chicken nnd lamb nrc the enlv
meats tlint should be glen te the sn.all
child, with fresh fish, either baked or
boiled, for variety. The bread question
is very important, and tlie wise mother
i child te linve n real liking for whole-
Things Yeull Leve te Make
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I am going te suggest the following t00j" Kl,,,(-rC'
.lUiiea te ndd variety te tnc menu
The fruits the child of this nge maji
have ere
Juice of nn orange,
Stewed seeded inisins, rubbed
through a sletc,
linked apple, without the skin.
Prune pulp, rubbed through a slexe,
Ilttle pineapple juice.
The following vegetables:
Spinach, cooked until tender and
rnbbcd through n sieve.
Carrots, mashed and creamed.
Turnips, mnslicd and creamed,
I'cas, mashed and creamed,
Asparagus tips,
linked potato,
rincly shredded lettuce.
The cream soups con be made fiem
the follewing:
Petate.
Spinach,
Celery,
Lettuce. ,
Carret, '
Turnip.
New, while the small baby jii"t be
ginning te ent may have the jelk of nn
Mf, the child three and four jenrs old
should have tlie whole eg?. Coddled, .
feft boiled. In omelet mid in custard I
Seme suggestive recipe
Oatmeal Custard
Place in snucepan
One cup of unlet;
Otic cp of milk.
Urine te a bell nnd add
One-half cup of oatmeal.
One-quarter teaspoon of salt.
Cook slowly for one hour. New strain
through a sieve and ndd
One-half cup of milk.
One tablespoon of sugar.
Tin ii pinch of nutmeg,
Yolk of one egy,
One uhelc egg.
Bent well te mix nnd turn in well
buttered cuMnrd cutis. Hake In mod
erate even until the cutnrd is firm.
Place ci'stards In pnn nnd fill with
cold water te about two-thirds the
i depth of the custaids.
Trunp Souffle
Place in snucepan
One cup nf milk,
Thice tahlripemn of flour.
Stir with fork te dissolve and bring
te a bell. Cook slowly for five minutes,
then add
Yelhi of tue egii.
A KIDDY'S DUO-FKOCK will give
n great deal of service. Make n sim
ple foundation strnlght-llne frock. Em
broider or plcet two silts In the front
of the frock, just below the waistline.
Make cellar, cuffs nnd sash of some
dainty dotted or figured material. Lin Lin
brelder n large flower between the silts
nnd smnllcr ones en tlie cuffs nnd col cel
lar. Tlie little one can wear her
KIDDY'S DUO-FROCK, ns shown en
the first figure. When she wishes a
change, or soils the front of It. have
an arrangement like thnt shown In the
second sketch. It consists of n deep.
round cellar of a fancy or ciess-bar
material, with a plaited pnncl attached,
and cuffs and snsh te match. The edges
of these are plceted. FLOHA.
One-half teaspoon of vanilla.
One cup of prune pulp made from
cooked prunes that have been rnhheil
through a sieve, s
Four tablespoons of sugar.
Heat te Mend and then fold in the
stiffly beaten whites of the two eggs
nn.l turn ttiln well-blltiercd CUSttrd
cups and bake as for custards, .
The natural whole grain rice slieuiu
be used for the child. Tlie miie urew..
i n. i... ..,nin .iimnt'Mi when nc
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makes tlie lice snow wane """""'":"
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crnt clement and the natural fat of tne
grain.
MRS. WILSON'S ANSWERS
Mrs. Wilsen Will you give recipe
for coconut mnenroens?
MRS. 31.
Place In mixing bowl tlie whlte of
two egg", bent until stiff nnd then whip
In one cup of granulated sugar, cut ami
fold in the following .
Our ami one-half cupt nf corn flakes,
One-half cup of coconut,
One, teaspoon of flavoring.
I.-...,.. I,. Imllti llm elzp nf tt WOlntlt
niid place en a baking sheet that has
been covered with n well -groaned nil
floured paper. IMace the macaroons
about two inches npart and bake in slew
even for twenty minutes.
Mrs. Wilsen Will you givereclpe
for light layer enke?
Layer Coke
Place ... i
TArcc and one-half cupt of pastry
flour, . . ,,
Twe level lablcipoent of baking pew-
in sifter and sift five limes. ew place
in mixing bow I
One (Did one-half cups of supar.
Twe-thirds cup of shortening.
Crcnm well and add yolks of four
eggs and cream again ; new add the
prepared flour and en" nnd one-half
cups of wnter or milk nnd beat te
smooth batter, add one teaspoon of
flavoring desired, nnd cut nnd fold in
the stiffly beaten whites of the five eggs;
turn in well -greased and floured deep
layer enke pans nnd bake in het even
for thirty minutes.
SUMMER NEEDS
iT
Women's
BATHING
SUITS
1
SOc
Fine ribbed,
well in a d c,
neat design.
Extra value.
Cap
Shown
en . Figure,
THE REAL PLAY SHOE
White Rubber Sele
for 'Women
& Children.
Ooed, heay
and well
mnde. 89c
a pair
Mary Jane Slipper
Wen derful &J
Mlue nil flB
lent!- ABPRy
Peg-Tep
ROMPERS
Large nrlety
of cheeked
ginghams In
all colors nnd
combinations.
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Power
for you, tee!
FOOD for the human body is
like fuel for the modern en en
gineeoth are converted into
power.
Seme feeds are mere effec
tive than ethers in developing
energy without overtaxing the
system during the het summer
days.
Grape-Nuts is a skilfully pre
pared feed for human power.
It contains the necessary ele
ments for strength and energy,
and it supplies this power lightly
and smoothly, with no burden
te the digestion.
Grape-Nuts is a go-ahead
"There's a Reason"
GrapeNuts
feed, made from whole wheat
flour and malted barley, skilfully
blended and processed, and
slowly baked for twenty hours.
Ready te eat with cream or milk
a complete feed.
There's a delicious charm of
crispness and flavor in Grape
Nuts, and a great aid te health
and efficiency in its well-rounded
nourishment.
Travel light and travel strong
with Grape-Nuts as a regular
part of your breakfast, lunch or
supper. EverJ' member of the
family will enjoy it.
Order from your grocer today!
Made by Pestum Cereal Ce., Inc., Battle Creek, Mich.
WANAMAKER'S
JUNE 15, 1922
WANAMAKER'S.
The Wanamaker Down Stairs Sten
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Men's All -Weel Two-TreUser
Suits at $30
Blue serges and wool mixtures in conservative
and semi-conservative suits, carefully tailored. Among
them are durable serges that will keep their color;
the dark blue coats are fine te wear with white flannel
trousers. And two pair of trousers make each suit
almost equal te two suits!
Palm Beach Suits, $14.50
Mohair Suits, $16.50
(Ouller.r, Miirkef)
$4.50 $3 $10 $5.50
The Summer Charm
of Gingham $3 te $10
Women's dresses of gingham are in particular favor
this year, and women who appreciate the youthful charm
and freshness of gingham are glad. Various geed grades
of material are used throughout, even in the $3 dresses,
and the $10 frocks are of imported gingham se fine and soft
that it feels like silk.
Such Clear-Celared Checks
and se many delightful styles! Our grandmothers would
be amazed te see hew many places gingham gees nowadays.
The Gingham Frecks Sketched
are but a few of the hundreds of dresses available at these
prices in all the styles of the season.
Beys' Camp Suits
Sizes 2V2 te 8 years, ,$2
Sizes 8 te 18 years, $2.50
What Reed times tlicy signify!
Hiking, fishing, "roughing it," nnd
all the things thnt boys love! All
the boys want them, and parents
find it wise te get several suits for
each of the boys who are going
camping.
They are made of sulphur-dyed
khaki jean, which means dui ability
nnd geed color. Sleeves are short
and tne open neck is cool and com
fortable. Cellars are self-faced. The gen
erous yokes across the back are
double. Seams are all closed
stand a let of strain. Shirts have
two breast pockets sizable ones.
$2 suits arc button-en style and c
can be worn with or without the v eO
khaki-colored belt.
$2.50 suits havp regular shirts.
"shorts" such as the English Bey
Scouts wear, and webbing belts with slip buckles
(fJiillery. .Miirl-t)
P A
l I $2
Z&
S3 this excellent straight-line
dress is well tailored and its lines
make for slimness in appeal ance.
In pink, brown or blue small block
checks.
$4.50 the gingham in this
model is a club check in navy-and-red,
pink-and-grcen or bluc-and-tan
and the organdie trim
ming is fresh and cool looking.
$10 beautifully fine is this
gingham, in brown, navy or red
checks. The style is youthful and
pretty and the white organdie is
sheer, s-moeth and crisp.
Dotted Swiss Frecks
at $5 and $5.50
The one at $5.50 that is
sketched is in brown, dark blue or
red, mostly with uhite dots.
The snowy organdie vestee is
tiimmcd with little bows of
I ubben.
(Market)
Women's Tan Pole Coats
$12.50
Practical vacation coats, as they haimenize with anything and
will stand a great deal of hard wear. In a tailored style with an
inverted pleat down the back of each, four pockets and a buckled
belt.
Tan or Navy Blue Gabardine Wraps, $20
A conservative Summer wrap, silk lined throughout, and topped
with a cowl cellar faced with satin navy facing en the tan coats,
Copenhagen en the navy blue ones.
CamePs Hair Coats Reduced
A little gathering of silk-lined tan camel's hair coats which have
become soiled. All price-leweied te $28.50.
(Muikd)
Gemini
le
Black Enamel
Suitcases,
$3.50
Four Sizes
Unlike most black enamel
suitcases of moderate jirice,
these cases are made of enam
eled fabric with a black back
ing, a point of great superi
ority, as rubs and scratches de
net show en such cases nearly
as quickly as en cases witli
white backing.
These are strongly made,
have leather corners and two
leather straps aciess the top.
Handles are durable and there
is a pocket inside the lid. All
arc attractively lined.
18, 20, 22 and 21 inch sizes,
suitable for men or women.
Hat Bexes, $5
Round boxes have tan or
black bindings nnd handles;
square boxes have black
leather corners. Beth are
prettily lined and have inside
pockets as well a spaces for
two hats. 18 inches across.
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Organdie Trimmings
10c and 12V2c
Prettiest and newest trimmings
for Summer frocks and blouses.
Organdie fageting is a ciiss-cres
of murew strips, in all about an
inch wide, while loop trimming,
for edgings, is about one-half
inch wide.
Organdie loop trimmings, 10c
yard.
Orgnndie fageting, 12'sc yard.
(Central)
! Remnants of Household
i Linens, Half Price
A geed opportunity te add te
i the household supplv of tablo table
j cloths, towels, etc. Geed lengths
of cotton and linen toweling,
j bleached and unbleached muslin,
i cotton and linen tabic damask at
just half their regular selling
' prices.
Net Corsets, $1.50
I and $2
I Se light and airy that they
give the desired support and are
I yet practically free from all the
' Summer discomfort.
Imitation Ivery
Toilet Articles
25c te $2.50
Lew prices en a wide as
sortment of manicure pieces,
puir boxes, hair receivers,
combs, miners and photograph
frames. Seme have colored
edges, ethers are plain white.
Most of thee pieces are per
fect, but there me some "sec "sec
endc'' among them.
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Heuse Dresses Pretty Enough for
Anywhere $3
Smart frocks of checked ging
ham arc pretty enough for Sum
mer afternoons. Thc-j'ie gay
with crisp organdie plcatings or
cellars and cuffs of ecru eyelet
embroidery. Seven diffnent
styles te cheese from in chee chee
ef lavender, red, black, blue, pink
or geld. Sizes 36 te 4G $3.
In Extra Sizes at $3
A gingham dress in two-tone
check comes in sizes 4S te 54.
Breakfast Sets, 75c
Of light printed peicale, each
set consists of a slip-eer jumpei
nnd a skiit, tiimmed with white
pipings.
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(Outrun
Sale of
"Wara" Straw Rugs
27x54 inches 75c 6x9 feet $3.50
36x72 inches $1 J 8x10 feet S5
4.6x7.6 feet $2.50 9x12 feet $6
This is the last shipment this season of "Wara" straw rugs and
a whole Summer's service is ahead.
"Wara" rugs are made of first-quality rice straw and are fresh
from Japan, where they were made especially for us. Stenciled with
oil paint blue, green or brown and bound all around, they are in
various pretty designs.
We Emphasize the Freshness
of "Wara" rugs because you can gauge the service of straw rugs bv
their freshness.
rut one et tnese lreshly made rugs of "live" straw en the fleer
iirvi- it- n All? niiii n swrt ;-..-. ; A- . i
c ,,, . ,,u aBimi yivu it a reasonable amount of care and see
hew long it will last. .$(5 is the price of a large rug. You'll never get
such service, such satisfaction out of S(S oxnendoH fm- nn,. ti, k.-,,,i
, ...t , ...vufc,lwt nmvi
of fleer covering.
"War a" Rugs Are Suitable
Almest Anywhere
They make splendid perch rugs. Small sizes are nice for canoes
and camps and they can be easily rolled up and taken along. Yet
"Wara rugs are dignified enough for rooms where there is beautifu
e d furniture especially the rugs with Chinese center designs or
plain band borders. b
(i:unt ,lle mill Climlmit)
12-Butten Milanese Silk
Gloves, $1.25
(Iifid qu,ili'. -ilk f,leis, double linger tipped for
extra .eriec, in whiti, bliul, mode and mastic.
lO-buttmi length in thi' Ninv quality and colors.
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A Dainty New Dotted
Swiss Freck for Juniors
1.75
nf
we
the
h.i c
piettic-t
hid this
One
drese
season.
It is of sheer, dainty
Swiss in 1)1 own, led, joie,
Jeaf green ei orange dotted
n white.
Fleweis of white oigan eigan
die mark the wai-tline,
while a big fly-away sash
of white eigaiuiic ties m a
bow in the back. Yeke and
cuffs aie of the organdie,
adorned with a sciell of
Swiss.
15 te 17 car sizes
Other Delightful
Summer Dresses
aie of sheer dimities, eiles,
lawns, organdies, sturdy
ginghams and pongees
all new. all nrettv and all
charmingly youthful. Prices Lf
range from $1.50 te $15.
(Market)
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Ribbed Silk Vests, $2
White, pink, orchid and peach.
Of ery fine nbbed silk with
jut a litt'e fiber mixture te give
them "body" and durability; made
in bodice-top style, with pretty
shoulder stiaps. (Regular and
extra size-.)
Ribbed Lisle Vests, 25c
White bodice-top style, or
pink or white built-up sheuldet
style.
Beth "seconds" but extra
geed ones.
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Linen Napkins
25c Each
Irish linen napkins, fully
ble idle 1 and in seeial pretty
patterns. These a,n hemmed and
ready for ue; they aerage 15
inches square.
Other Linen Napkins
at Lew Prices
lS-inch sie, $.'5.7.j dozen.
UO-mch "IO, S1.50 de.en.
21-inch Me, Se. 50 dozen.
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