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Mrs. Wilsen Talks
en Breahast Breads
;ivcs Excellent Recipes for the
Use of Bran in leiv Ways
n, MRS. M. A. WILSON
. .inM Ml, bu Mm. t. A.. Wilsen. All
tmrKM' ""ftgiiu reserved
iRIETV I" tlic snlcc et ,lfc' nn(' lt
I i. ir.ie tlint even the monotony of
It,, breakfast bread Is Just enough te
y, ti.e ppc-" - :,r"""'
. Jnrlne tlic summer, wnra " ii-
i i often finicky, nnd juBt the llttlent
.llnff 1II Cn"HC BUUM- 1U,BB " '"re "'
EtfeJt In their feed. This Is n pnrtlc
i..w eoed time te bring In the various
fmey brcnkfnfit breads, and If nil the
ictual rrepnrn"0"8 are iUi: m yC
nla before, It will take but Just a
far moments le prepare uiiu iniitc in
.i. firm. And then while you arc
sparing the fruit and the balance of
it,, meal, me urcuniuDi. m.u -... ...-
tnked nnd no rcaiiy ie come ie mc
tMe, fresh ami crisp.
Steamed Bran Bread
place in saucepan
One teaspoon of salt,
One-half cup of strup,
Twe cups of tcater.
juine te boil, cook for two minutes,
n d(l .. . ... ,
One-nan cup .
One-half cup of cornmeal.
One and one-half cup of bran.
cm- nml cook until the mixture is
tllck, like cereal, then turn In mixing
tl and add
One and one-half cup of milk.
Jeu can iiip cither sweet or tour milk
I tblS recipe wiuiuui .iiuubiub iue rc-
!pe in the least.
One cup of flour,
Ttce tablespoons of baking powder.
Beat te blend, then add
On and one-half cupt of prune out
(fe mall bitt,
One-naif cup ej cneppca nuw,
One tcaipoen of nutmeg.
(fid DlCnu in me iruit nnu nuin; turn
uKrtll In n wcll-Rreased and floured meld,
I ftlltng the meld about two-thirds full,
rfCnd steam for one nnd one-quarter
ft tours; remove, the lid from the meld,
IAu place in ii warm uvirii it urjr uil
for thirty minutes. This bread Is cut In
(tin slices nnd toasted, and served for
breakfast when ene-dny old.
Bran Biscuits
place In mixing bowl
One and one-half dipt
tpoen of salt,
level tablespoons of baking
Tke and three-quarters cups of flour.
One and ene-naif cups of e
One teaspoon of salt,
bran,
Three
mmicder.
j CO laoicsjieons ej sugar.
Rub this mixture between the hands
(a blend, then rub Inte the nrcnarrd
'jour fire tablespoons of shortening and
DM one cup et nunc or water te rerm
t deuch. Werk like bread for five
minute, then roll, or tint out en nastrv
aboard, about thrcc-nunrters inch thick.
And bake iu het even for twenty min-
ait9. -incse mscims can ee prepared
Site the evcnlnc before, and nlaced In
Wfit roelest pnrt of the refrigerater:
'mhen baked first thing in the morning.
Bran Cookies
Place in mixing bowl
One-half cup of shortening,
Thrce-nuarters cun et suaar.
One ienspoen of salt,
jB One teaspoon of mace,
One egg.
Cream well and add
One-half cup of molasses.
One-half cup of black coffee,
Thice nips of fla'ur.
One tablespoon of baking peteder.
Twe and one-half cups of bran.
Werk te smooth dnnch. nnil thrn
KM1I by wrapping In a well-greajed
aper in snusage form. Chill for three
pours, tlien cut In thin slices with a
innrp knife nnd place en a baking Bheet,
na Dane in moaernte even ter ten
ilnutes.
Bran Muffins
Place In mixing bowl
One-hnlf cup of molasses,
five tablespoons of shortening,
One and one-half cups of milk,
One teaspoon of salt,
One lecll-hcaten egg,
Txee cupt of flour,
Tim lr,rl tnhlann .t J.V..U.
n - .iuim u uuKtriy jieic-
3Tiee and one-half cups of bran,
One-half CUn Of finrhl rhnnneJ ni.
m. " ' --
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tne pan about two-thirds full ; bake in
..r.w Dvcn ler unrtj--nve mlnutee.
iaa toasted. '
Bran Griddle Cakes
Tlace in mixing bowl
riee tablespoons of sugar,
J we tablespoons of shortening,
tnc egg.
Tream well nnd add
jfire and one-half cups of milk,
Ttce cupt of flour,
Twe cups of bran,
"no teaspoon of salt,
Mtr, "wicspoens of baking poie-
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Mil t?JX " Piece of cheese cloth
sl,r '.'" "Va anu ?eea through a
(alter; u nB t0 t,,c srl,Idle cnkt-
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nc two VnM..i. u,"?,7 I"" an" a(d
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'Monday The Fault. Finir
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
The Runaway Circus
BT DADDY
t 'faek nnd Janet find rireus animals
'i the weeds. The animals have
cseaped from a tcrcckcd circus train.
J lie elephant, tiger, lien and menhcg,
each want te be leader.
CHAPTER VI
A Itear and a Creak
THE rear of the lien shook the nlr
of thc forest. It sent a thrill of
fenr far and wide. Hlccplns birds and
bcastH awakened In trembling panic.
Tack and Janet and the ponies, hiding
behind the bushes, quaked In sudden
terror. The runaway circus animals
shivered and shook. Even the lien him
self seemed startled by the awfulncss
of the noise he had made.
The rear made Jack nnd Janet sud
denly realize what a terrible thing It
would be te have a lien, a tiger and
ether wild beasts loose in Blrdland.
Nene of thc forest folks would be safe.
They themselves would be in constant
danger. These circus animals must be
gotten bnck Inte their own menagerie,
where they belonged.
But an answer came te the lien's
rear an unexpected answer. The frogs
in thc marsh were aroused. General
Crenkcr, who prided himself en his bel
lowing voice, was jealous at hearing
another voice that seemed te be louder.
General Croaker began te bellow for
all he was worth. And every frog In
thc mnrsh bellowed with him.
Thc circus animals never had heard
frogs bellowing close. All the beats
had been born and brought up in the
menagerie. They didn't knew anything
about forest Rounds or forest creatures.
Frem the noise the frogs made they
thought thc frogs were monsters coming
te devour them.
Judge Owl had been annoyed when
he lest his mouse lunch, which Fangs,
the tiger, had enten. New Judge Owl
became angry at all this noise in the
usually quiet weeds.
"Hoef Hoe! Who's making all this
rncket?" he hooted. "Hoe! Hoe! I'll
fix you!"
This hooting, coming from the dark
ness close at hand, drove thc circus
animals Inte n panic. They thought
sure some mighty beast wns about te
attack them.
"Oli-oe-oo-oo! I wish I were back In
my nice snug cage," moaned Fangs, the
tiger.
"Oh-oem-oom! When I get back te
the circus I never again will want te
ream in the nwful dark weeds!" rum
bled I he lien.
"Er-umph! I'm scared!" trumpeted
Nere, the elephant. "Seme one come
and take me home."
This wns the chnnce Jack nnd Jnnct
were waiting for. They knew 'thnt ns
seen ns the circus nnlmnls get used te
the weeds they would get ever their
fears. They would seen learn that the
frogs and Judge Owl could de no mere
tlinn mnke n loud noise. Then theru
would be nothing te kicp them from
prwlne en the forest folks. If they
were te be gotten rid of this wns the I
time te de It.
"We will save you," cried Jack,
riding Trixie into the hollow. lie was
closely followed by Janet. "Fellow
us," she cried te the animnls. "We
will lead you back te the circus."
The circus nnimnls were delighted te
see humans. They felt safer then. The
elephant, the tiger, the lien, thc mon
key and all the ether benhts quickly fol
lowed uh the ponies galloped nieng thc
ridge. Frem the forest behind cam,
terrifying bounds that urged the circus
animals en thc hooting of Judge Ovvl,
thc creaking of tiic frogs, the thumping
of Sand Hill Crane. It was enough te
scare nny one who wns net used te It.
Tlic ponies seemed te knew the way
te the circus trnln. Soen they came te
where lights blnzed. Circus wagons
were scattered about the ground. Cugcs
steed with doers open.
Inte the cnges plunged the frightened
animnls Inte the cnges nnd bnck te the
life from which they had fled. Circus
wns geed enough for them.
As for Jack nnd Jnnet they were enr
rled swiftly home by Trixie nnd Topsy
home te finish their interrupted sleep.
(Next week Jack and Janet have a
thrilling flying adventure).
Sleeves of This Georgette
in One With the Bodice
It's a loin; line that lins no turning,
nnd it booms as if the fashionable, line or
silhouette Is grnduully giving way before
the iuuuilsc toward the fuller skirt. In
many recent models of frocks from over ever
hens we li lid u frnnkly circular cut,
while ethers, wishing te comnremise
with the piu-Mng il.Miiisty of tint lenn nml
MlnUy, artfully obtain fullness through
the employment et plaited Insets.
Wherever it he located Iu business,
tlic plait Is witli us nnd the georgette
frocks, whether for nfleiiinnn or eve
ning, seem te he particularly susceptible
te lis liilluence. Aliove we show u ccer-
getle afternoon model where a joke und
front panel of uiiplnlted crepe is com
bined with manifold plaits of self mu-tcrlnl.
An nrrestlnit feature of this dress
is tlie fix t that the plaited section of
the bodice is made in enn with the
deep graceful sleeves, The edges of
these sleeves, together wMi the neck
line, are plceted. m
' i CORINMJ LOWE. I
I i
JUNE 17, 1922
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
The Wanamaker Down Stairs Stere
$6 $7.50 $5 $9
$12.75
$5.50
200 Special Gingham Dresses, $4.25
Of cool, light-weight gingham in two-tone plaids in such pretty colorings as red-and-black,
brown-and-tan, green-and-Copenhagen, geld-and-black, lavender-and-black or
green-and-lavender. Straight-line dresses in two models one with an embroidered
batiste cellar.
Hundreds of Voile and
Gingham Dresses at $6 te $10
Gingham frocks nie of imported material of a
silky fineness with pleated panels, clusters of pearl
buttons or crisp white organdie for trimming.
Voile dresses are in light or dark grqunds, made
in pretty ways. Especially geed are the extra-size
voile dresses in black or navy blue.
100 Plaid and Checked
Gingham Dresses at $2.50
Summery pinks and blues with roll cellars and
cuffs trimmed with plain color or made of white
pique. Sizes 14 te 38.
Ramie Linen Dresses, $7.50
In rose or Copenhagen with white pique col cel
lars, cuffs and pocket-tops embroidered te match
the color of the frock.
Other linen dresses in lovely cool tints at $6,
?8.75, $10 te $15.
White Dresses of Summer
Materials
White organdies, cool as an icicle.
White voile frocks with tucks or lace.
White striped dimity dresses for mornings.
Coel white silk crepes Canten crepe and crepe
de chine.
After all, there is nothing that takes the place
of a white frock in Summer. Prices start at $4 for
voile or dimity and go te $3S.60 for the finer silks.
New Crepe de Chine Dresses
$15 and $16.50
Black, navy or white some quite plain, with
fageting; ethers "have loose panels, pleated or
fringed.
Clearaway at $5 and $10
Seventy dresses of tweed or wool jersey
some with capes te mntch are in rose, tan, Copen
hagen or henna. All have had their prices greatlv
reduced. An opportunity for these who will travel
in Maine or Canada this Summer.
(Market)
"Wara" Straw Rugs
Are Fine for the Perch
Fer service and geed appearance they are the best perch rugs for the money
that we Knew of!
Because they are fresh, they are very sturdy and durable. The straw is
"live." Wet thc rugs new and again and they'll last several seasons at least.
27x54 inches 75c
36x72 inches SI
4.6x7.6 feet $2.50
6x9 feet $3.50
8x10 feet $5
9x12 feet $6
Ts liKAitm Vilim niA rfvnn nnf4-Ari a Pritrinan ftAnfnt rlncicrncj allnveT nnflnrnfl
and band borders. The rugs are bound all around with strong binding tape that
matches the design in color. f
(Kt AUI)
Linen Skirts Have
Arrived at Last!
$5.75
Navy blue nnd white linen
skirts, light enough te be very
cool, are in regular and extra
sizes (25 te 40 inch waistbands).
Made in a simple style with slot
pockets, finished with pearl
buckle.
(Mnrbrt)
Plain and Fancy Ratines
In a Fine, Full Assortment
50c yard for plain colors, 36 inches" Wide. White, several
shades of green and blue, maize, pumpkin, brown, tan, rose,
etc.
65c, 75c and 85c yard for checks and plaids in pretty blues
and browns, green, orange, lavender and tan.
White Swiss Organdie
54 Inches Wide, $1 Yard
A beautiful, sheer quality that holds its crispness after
laundering.
(Central)
Windser Ties, Middy
Ties and Four-in-
Hands for Girls
The four-in-hands are in a
geed selection of wide stripes,
foulards, dots and plain colors.
50c and 75c.
Windser ties are in plain
colors, plaids and stripes at 50c
and 75c.
Triangular or square middy
tics are 75c te $3 black, navy,
red, brown and orange. Fine for
bathing caps ever plain divers.
(Onlnil)
Seft Fine Materials
In $1 Nightgowns
All arc of batiste of a soft,
silky quality that is pleasant te
wear in warm weather. In pink,
lavender or light blue, trimmed
with pipings or medallions of
checked gingham or voile.
$1 Envelope Chemises
Pink ones of batiste are
featherstitched in light blue and
have straps or built-up shoulders.
Others are of cress-bar white
nainsoek with colored hemstitch
ing. SI Dimity Step-ins
Pink or white striped step-in
drawers are ever se dainty and
cool.
(Central)
Women Are Buying
Cerselettes for
Bathing
$1.50 te $2.50
They're ideal for wearing under
a bathing suit, ns they nre much
lighter in weight and boning than
a corset and have four hose sup
porters attached. They combine
perfectly a light corset and a
brassiere.
Of pink breches and meshes
with elastic at the sides, at $1.50
and $2.
With light boning in front and
back, at $2.50.
Finer cerselettes of pink satin
are $5.
(Centrnl)
Mesquite Netting
$1.85 a Piece
Eight yards in a piece, from
67 te 70 inches wide. In black,
white and gray geed, heavy,
fine-meshed mesquite netting!
New is the time te get it, tee!
(CheMnut)
Women's Knitted
Weel Bathing
Suits, $4.50
In California style, in plain
blnck or plain blue or in colors
with contrasting stripes as trim
ming brown with tan, green
with tan, blue with orange, black
with white, brown with Copen
hagen, black with geld.
Tights at 75c
Black cotton tights, in sizes 34
te 46, are 75c; large sizes 48 te
52, $1.25.
(Surf Stere, Market)
Belts
Fer All the Sweaters
and Slip-en Dresses
50c
Black bclt3, white ones, belts
in red, blue, lavender, green and
two-tone effects; belts with the
prettiest pearl buckles we've ever
seen for 50c. All of leather, of
course.
(Central)
Women's Silk Umbrellas
for Sun or Rain $3.85
Women and girls appreciate them as gifts. Thc geed silk covers
are in navy, green, garnet, black or brown, with hemmed tape edges.
The umbrellas have white tips, stub ends and bakelite or weed handles,
with rings or side leather straps.
(Market)
Geed Summer Silks at
Lew Prices
S1.25 for tub silk of excellent quality. 36 inches widp.
$1.25 yard for natural color Japanese pongee, 32 inches I
wide. i
$1.75 for heavy white or flesh pink wash satin, 35 I
inches wide. I
$2.50 for beautiful white crepe de chine, extra-heavy, !
40 inches wide. '
wide
$2.50 for very heavy white satin Duchess, 36 inches
(Central)
I .
$1.10
$1.25
$1.10
$1.25
Dear Little Peg-Tep
Rompers $1.10 te $1.25
Mothers knew that these rompers are the very best play clothes
for chubby youngsters of 2 te 6. It doesn't pay te make these clothes
when they can be bought for se little.
Of Cretonne, Gingham, Chambray
and Seersucker
And the tiny checked gingham
romper sketched is in red, pink
or blue. $1.10.
Plenty of ether styles at these
prices include some of white
seersucker at $1.15 and of striped
seersucker at $1.25. These don't
even require ironing when laundered.
Women's Summer Suits
of Linen $12 and $13.50
Linen is undoubtedly the coolest material for Summer's
tailored suits. These are in Copenhagen, brown and white.
Knitted suits of artificial silk are in spert3 colors at $25.
Shantung suits, beautifully tailored, are $22.50 nnd $25.
Seme have slip-en di esses.
(Market)
Fans
Are Ready for Het Weather
Flat fans are of palm leaves,
woven straw or painted Mlk or
paper very light te held 10c
te 25e.
Felding paper fans, 5c te 35c.
(Ontrid)
Thick, Seft
Turkish Towels
38c Each
All white, se they can make
trip after trip te the laundry
and never leek faded.
Thick and soft, se that they
are most absorbent.
Generous in size, averaging
22x44 inches.
Summer is the season when
no household seems te have
enough towels.
(Central)
Gei&ra
sle
The cretonne romper sketched
is $1.25 nnd it's very gay!
Checked gingham rompers in
pink, blue or green, trimmed with
white, nre also $1.25.
Chambray rompers with a wee
embroidered chick en the waist,
are in corn, blue or green with
white trimmings. $1.10.
(Central)
Chambray Suspender Skirts
for Girls $1
Pink, green or blue pleated skirts which
nre ever se pretty te wear with little
shirtwaists. Sizes 6 te 14 years.
Shirtwaist Dresses
Start at $4.50
and go te $7.75. The pleated skirts are
of checked or plaid ginghams in pretty
colorings and the bodices are of white
dimity. 8 te 14 year sizes.
Other Tub Dresses
$1 te $8.75
Checks, plaids and plain colors, many
with distinctive touches of hand-embroidery.
Of fine ginghams, tissues and
Swisses, some with bandings or sashes of
crisp white organdie or flowers made of
organdie. Sizes 6 te 14 years.
Pongee dresses in pink, cherry or brown
are embroidered with contrasting colors.
$7.25.
(Marktt)
Fiber Rugs in "Tile"
Patterns, 65c
Anether let of these rugs that
have an individuality all their
own! The last let 'went out in
a few hours, and these are even
better in thut they are heavier
and mere firmly woven.
They are made of inch-wide
strips interwoven te give the
mosaic puttern effect found in
tiled floors. Tan with patterns
of green, blue, brown and robe,
as well as a black interwoven
with red. A strong binding gives
additional firmness. The size ap
proximates 20x40 inches.
Bedspreads Stamped
for French Knets, $1.75
First showing of these dou
ble bedspreads, 90x00 inches,
made of geed unbleached muslin,
at this specinl price. They
nre stamped with a large butter
fly design te be done in nny color
embroidery cotton ene wants.
Limited quantity.
Pretty Flowers en
Unbleached Muslin
Bedspreads
The bedspreads are scalloped
all around and stenciled in rose or
blue charming flowered designs.
72x90 inches at $2.25
81x90 inches at $2.50
Bed Sets
of unbleached muslin, stenciled
in rose or blue, have full-size
bolster throws and bedspreads
with cut corners, all scalloped.
72x90 Inches at $3
Barred Marquisette, 25c
This cool, pretty material, of which curtains are se easily made,
is in white, cream and ecru. It is 30 inches wide, of excellent quality,
with cool well-woven cress bars and wide tape borders.
(Chrttnut)
81x90 inches
81x96 inches
$1
$4.30
Sdarfs and Table
Cevers te Match
Table covers, 34 inches square,
are 65c; 54 inches square, SI.
Scarfs, 18x54 inches, nie 50c.
(Central)
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Sale of Women's Lew
Shoes, $3.90
Splendid cheesing among fashionable pumps and
oxferda for street, dress and sports wear everywhere !
Save a considerable sum toward vacation, tee !
Among them are Mary Jane pumps,
white leather oxfords, white oxfords trimmed
with tan, black grained leather oxfords with
plain vamps or straight tips and low heels.
Tan, black, brown and white are all well repre
sented! Net every size in each style, but excellent
selection.
New White Pumps and Oxfords
are of fine white canvas, plain or trimmed with white
calfskin, and of leather like buckskin, in sports and
street styles, at $5 te $7.50.
(Chestnut)
&
Sturdy Six-Feet
Couch Hammocks
$11.50, $15 and $20
All three of them are covered with heavy, firmly woven
gray or khaki duck that is practically weather proof. The
frames are of galvanized angle iron, safe and strong (this
iron almost never rusts).
All four of the heavy chains reach down te the springs,
which are comfortably resilient.
$11.50 Hammocks
are geed sound hammocks for rest or fun hplendid for a home with
many children. They have reversible button-tufted mattresses, com
fortable enough te sleep en.
$15 Hammocks
have readrcsts and especially thick box-edged mattresses. They have
two barrel springs up abeve for extra comfort.
With an Upholstered Back at $20
We sell mere of this hammock than of any ether. The buck has
real springs underneath all its upholstering, and te lean back is solid
comfort ! The mattress is geed and thick and both it and the back
pad are button-tufted. The hammock has barrel springs up above.
Its All Aboard for Summer Happiness!
Small cost whole Summer ahead te enjoy a hammock!
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