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Mrf. Wilsen Gives
A Practical Freck for
Warm Days in Town
M Lessens in Pickling
JULY 15, 1922
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
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fhat Could Be Mere Appe
tizing Than Pepper Relish,
Pimente Catsup or Summer
Chutney?
ny MRS. M. A. WILSON
Mwrin'if. Hit. V . ,f' WHe. All
k SMALT nmetint of pickles can be
A made tip fr the summer nnd early
tall table. It In n little tee wien for
BiVlrur nnd fteiliKC the winter wipplv.
A hoine-mnde rellnh will ln,l s-eit te
& mcnl, nnd of en will tempt the ap
JJtltc ns well a- irarii!nli u scanty dlnh.
Pepper Relish
PMce In enttccpan
One cup of finely cheppcl stecet green
fQM cup of finely chopped onion.
Cever with bellliiff water nnd cook
for ten mlnutei. drnln nnd add
One tablespoon of salt,
Three-auaiters cup of brown sugar,
One tctiipoen or ?nnw irtu,
One teaspoon of cclciy seed,
One cup of malt tincgar.
Cook denh for thirty mlnutei, then
in rcnldiiiR het Inte half-pint jars,
fell rcunclv. keep In cool plncc.
Xhli Is delicious with roast meats,
ltaks nnd chops.
Pimente Catsup
Place In Fiwccpan
Twe cups of finely chopped pimen-
One and one-half teaspoons of salt,
One-half cup of granulated sugar,
One cup of vinegar.
Bring te boil unci cook slowly for
lentv minute-. Thin rub tlireujjh a
gne Bieve. nnd return te kettle. Cook
until nulle 'hick. Stere in sterilized
half-pint jnrs, sealing securely while
het.
ridded Summer Apples
Select found, small applet and itick
fchele clec and allspice In each
apple. Place in saucepan
Ttce and one-half cups of brown
m" . .
One cup of vinegar.
Bring te bell und add
One-half stick of cinnamon broken In
Midi! hits.
One-half cup of preserved ginger cut
k bits, and the apples.
Cever closely nnd cook slowly until
the mixture In quite thick. Stere as for
ether Mimmer ro'isuee.
Cabbage Relish
Shred one small head of cabbage as
for daw, place in bowl and add
JVe cups of chopped onion,
One-half cup of chopped red peppers,
One cup of chopped grectn peppers.
Sprinkle with one-quarter cup of
Hit and stnml aside for two hours,
then drain and place In the preserving
kettle
Three tablespoons of mustard seed.
Twe teaspoons of celery seed,
(iii xchele cleics,
hiz tehulc allspice,
One-half sticK of cinnamon broken In
feces,
One bay leaf broken in pieces,
Tue eupi of ilnegar,
Thitc-quuitcrs cup of broten sugar.
Cook until thick nnd then fill Inte
iterlllzed all-glass half-pint jars. Seal
in the usual manner.
Summer Chutney
PIdcp In presenlng kettle
One cup of finely chopped green pep-
ill llv 1 r ' I JfliSUA
ter.
One cup of finely chopped red pepper,
One iup of finely chopped onions.
Parboil the peppers nnd onions for
die minutes after chopping fine, before
placing In the pieserving kettle. New
add
Ju-e cupi of grated cucumber that
iai lien tubbed through a fine seive
te remote fit secdi.
One cup of seeded raisins,
Jiceltc summer annles tiared thin
tni tliced,
Itee ckm of blown sugar.
One ana nnc-half cups of vinegar,
One teaipeun of cinnamon,
One teaspoon of nutmeg,
Thm-iuatters teaspoon of allspice.
One-halt -ifi nf .i !, ....,( ..,..
Mopped fine,
vnc-tialf teaspoon of ginger.
COOk SIOUK until VOfi' l.(nl ...
tore In nll-glass half-pint jais! Seal
uiuniK net. Mere in tool place.
It Is or iiic-cssery te pay attention
te the f. n th.it all-glass jurs should
M USCll fur lllnsn tilelrlni.
If CH1 (Ir-qlri. ff. bnan Hiau. l.1.1.
loafer than u few u-c-kn, ou must
Precs, ,,, fUrtler. When ou have
Wlfd them scalding het, place at encn
n the prm-nliis kettle, and fill te
mt "Wi. ',,f t"c JarH "lth n'ding
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aeie. cool, and dip the tops In melted
pi ratlin.
Stere In a place that Is dry and cool.
Read Your Character
r Jly Digly Phillips
"en "Innocent Ejes" Write
What seu of a hnnd would ou ox ex
write0;"0 innccent-.-jed girk te
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Ry CORINNE LOWE
Today we arc showing a charming
model In voile which dlsp'nys a white
figure en a navy background and
which is made up with. plain white
voile. The twisted girdle of the latter
Is a touch te be noted immediately after
the sleeves receive their share of at
tention. These nrc slashed at the el
bow, banded with the white voile, and
are allowed te fall in rectancular nieces
en either side of the arm. A model
such ns this Is an excellent suggestion
for wear te shop or office en a het
summer uay.
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iMtanl 1,,m"",lt , Then. i- for
in in; V10 l'iv ,,,nt tru,y betekens
I'S'i" XiKa of ,min(1- Ami there is
Ce , iH"tt"?'l '" purpose, nnd
nce indmtrs H. u.,y opposite.
BnuV'm "m" ","' ."0111 "Innocent"
bEj.i.. "1,U,I0W"' "r "blraple-
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wan .lemiMRht lad; of bmlns The
S?turnB Vt 8"" ! .t0ll".J iK " h0rt nt
h'i1i'',,tV"' "lnn),"iit cm-" theiefore.
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SlJ . ,"''r,s"riy. '1"M indicate n
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ndneM "'.1"rs,,t ,1' "erl,l nlnl it.
Dllciti n P,e. .. ituuin n t-hlldlike slm
idj ! of.,''d long after the become
V ,s;me ni-ier lese it.
S'"J d luck of h.lf-.-onscleuR-C
1 tr ',""",al ''onditiens U theie
lkl 1 1 prfil",,,ml ,hl"K '"dlcatcd bv
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Prebnh. V ""in(,cd. inartistic nnd
Kill iifl,!e Mlekl" lmt "(,t wy
., ll.e etu-r-, -a," "0." ".l" n;i
lll net be well cloned cither.
"""'ay-Hew th'"' Hepper" Writes
hlrvlew Civic Association Ferm.
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eftk v 1 l, ""Ptevement Association
Through a
Weman's Eyes
By JEAN NEWTON
Children and Interests
"My only Interest," I heard a woman
"J; the ether daj, "is my children."
My work is suppljing their needs,
and my greatest recreation ls In watch
ing them grew. There ts nothing en
any stage ha'f se intriguing as the un
folding of their characters and the de
veloping of their lives. There is no
outside interest' thut could coinpen ceinpen
8nt, nie for mlRsing an hour w 1th them.
hy go nfar te study when right
bcfeie me are the wisdom nnd the mjs
teiy of the ages? It is true thut 'a
little child shall lead them.' Fer nny
Kd mother can learn much from her
children."
All is true that this woman says
about the beauty and fasdnutlen In
watchlnc a lillil prnw m.,i i,e ctiu.
faction for the mother heart in con
stant association. Jttit in what she bus
Is written one of the tragedies of the
UgL-3. J
Aside from the question of what1
every woman ewes her husband, which, ,
b the way. is an impertnnt factor in
the matter, the 0110 fact that makes a
tragedy of complete Immersion in her 1
children Is that this does net and can
not work both wnys. The best children '
in the world cannot cUe bnelr m um-h
a mother what she puts into them, and
what would be necessary later te bring
her happiness.
The most devoted sons nnd daugh
ters must go out into the world nnd
live their lives and haie interests in
"uh.ii nirir niewier cannot snare. It
is natuinl that thev should marry and
have children of their own. And even1
It mother n-iiinlns the di-aiest one in the '
world te them, the cannot give her'
enough et tliemselves te fill her life after
the duties of caring for them no longer
uiLiipy i.er.
Ne matter hew dearly Jehn Ices his
mother, he cannot be expected te pre
fer staing at home with her constantly
te a ball game perhaps, or even an oc
casional glil. The fntt that she en en
jeed giving up everything te stay at
home with him when he was little does
net alter the situation.
The one way In which a woman can I
assure nerelf of the compnulenshlp of
her children in the eiirs when their
pi. steal need of her has passed, Is by
stalng eung with them, by being in
tetestc.l In the things that interest
thi-m.
A mother who Knows about the things
that eccunv her wideawake daughter
and who tun talk stocks or enjoy a '
game with her son Is a jellj geed pall
whose children will net have te be lin- i
polled b) dut) te spend their time with
her: but te be this n woman must have
been interested during the enrs In
which her children were growing up. A
mind that has hibernated between con
lining wn'ls, an intellect geno te seed,
a viewpoint narrow and archaic can
not change in a ila.
It behooves every woman while giv
ing heiself wholeheartedly te her chil
dren, t-t te leinaln alive te a world
which, if she tut ns her back upon it, is
sure te pass her b.
After-Dinner Tricks
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f th. 1 I,U. V"1 cl,01t nt meeting
mL ""-'tot-en en next Thursda
'HI h w llrn.n Permanent organlrntlen
WfhV, I01' n,nd officers nnd commit cemmit
tncn f-r the ensuing term,
Ne. 214 Twenty Matili Sticks
Lay twenty match sticks en a piece
of paper unci write numbeis from one
te twenty nt the bottom of each inn tell
(Figure 1). The trick Is. te remove
I lie matches in (We groups, net mere
than four at one time. The Inst match
of each group must be an odd-numbered
one.
The trick Is Impossible If the spec spec
tntern tiy te fellow the natural order
und take away the matches beginning
ut the left. The secret Is te remove .
four matches In each group, but take
them from the right of the Hue. Thus 1
me .nm numecrs picum. up win m i,
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Levely Silks
Lew in Price
Geed Bilks, fashionable silks and silks in
beautiful colors 1 Judging by the materials,
dresses will be fascinating!
Delightful Foulards
$145 Yard
Foulards with a difference I Foulards in
patterns that arc new and a genuine delight te
see! Foulards that will make prettier frocks
and lovelier linings! 35 inches wide, in brown,
navy and black grounds, for the most part,
with white and colored designs.
Durable Wash Satin
$2 Yard
Fully 40 inches wide, lustrous and lovely,
in pink, flesh and white.
Heavy Canten Crepe .
$3 Yard
40 inches wide and all-silk, in silver, white,
black and navy.
Smart Knitted Fiber Crepe
$2.25 Yard
Very fashionable for skirts, dresses and
when used in combination with light-weight
silka. 36 inches wide, in exquisite tones of
old rose, jade, orchid, henna, American beauty,
brown and several of the new grayish tan
tints.
White Silk Habutai, $1
and $1.25 Yard
85 inches wide. One of the coolest silks
et which we knewl
(Central)
Piles and Piles of
Bath Towels
25 c, 38c, 50c
All ready when the household is
calling for them.
Summer cottages seldom have
enough bath towels for all the people
who go in swimming every day. And
many a Philadelphia home would be
glad te have a new supply of these soft,
thick, spongy towels.
Every kind seems te be included
plaids, stripes, jacquard figures, borders
and plain white.
In size the teweJs range from 17x28
inches te 22x44 inches.
(Central)
Summer Fragrances
Refreshing bath salts, 50c te $1.80.
Toilet waters, 35c te $2.10.
Compact powders in metal boxes, $1.
Wee bottles of scent te carry in
one's handbag, 50c and $1.
(Central)
Splendid Assortment of
Tub Skirts in Large Sizes
Waistbands measure 33 te 40
inches, and every skirt, from the least
expensive up, is cut en the right pro
portions for large women.
Twe geed models at $1 are of mer
cerized white gabardine.
At $2.50 there is a skirt of fine white
surf satin.
Frem $3.50 te $6 the skirts are of
fine gabardine, surf satin, linen, etc.
(Murlic-t)
$1.25
$1
Girls' Camp Suits
$1.25
Khaki color, se they won't show the
soil.
Of sturdy twill, se they will stand
hard wear.
Each suit is composed of a pair of
bloomers and a jumper blouse which
slips ever the head. (Sketched.)
Sizes 8 te 14 years.
Other Camp Clethes
Khaki-color middies, $1.50.
Bleemers and knickers, $1.50 te $3.
Tweed knickers for girls of 14 te
18, $6.
New Gingham Dresses
$1, $1.50 and $2
Of p!ain-color chambray with plaid
cellars, sashes and cuffs, or of plaids
trimmed with plain colors. Rese, blue
and green, principally. Sizes 6 te 14
years.
Mere than a dozen different models.
A frock at $1 is sketched.
(Market)
$5 $5 $3 $4.50 $6 $4.50
Hundreds of New Dark
Colored Voile Frecks at $5
(Many a Third Less Than Usual)
Pelka dots, pin dots, coin dots and small white figures are en navy blue or black
grounds and what is cooler or mere practical for everyday wear in Summer? Such
frocks are ideal for shopping, for business and for traveling. Every woman needs two
or three.
These are in all sizes up te 44 and are made in a great variety of ways. Seme
have pleated overskirts, edged with ribbon. Others have silk girdles, and nearly all have
net-lined bodices.
Cellars and cuffs are of white or ecru laces or organdie.
A Man's Always Sure
of Full Value in
Wanamaker
All-Weel Clothing
There are three special groups that
held opportunities for geed investment
and each one will repay investigation.
; All-Weel Suits at $20 '
are of firmly woven cheviets, tailored
te fit. In conservative and semi-conservative
styles. (Often difficult te
find conservatism in $20 suits!)
i Fine Worsteds at $25
Consider a bit! Fine aM-woel wor
steds in stripes and pin stripes regu
lar hard-finished worsteds, sir ! Ne, we
knew that they're rare enough at this
price te bring a disbelieving leek into
your eyes but they're HERE, and you
can feel and examine them all you like.
Alse, cassimere suits of high-grade.
Twe-Trouser Suits, $27.50
are of mixed cheviets and just about
equal two suits ler wear!
(Onllery, Market)
New Dotted Swiss Dresses
Special $6 and $7.50
In navy blue with red or white dots or in red or
brown with white dots cool airy frocks made in
three attractive ways.
Coel Tissues at $4.50
Levely colorings and a great variety of patterns
among these charming things. Various shades of
blues and cool greens as well as black-and-white com
binations. Black and Navy Blue Silk
Frecks Start at $10
Coel and se serviceable!
Of crepe de chine and Canten crepe made in simple
ways with fageting and interesting draping as the
principal leatures.
Special at $2 and $3
New voile frocks in all the airy patterns and
Summer tints that every woman loves.
Ring dot voiles in navy, black, light blue and pink
have white organdie sashes, $2.
Dotted voiles In white grounds arc $2.
Red voiles with white dots and trimmings of
ecru organdie are $3.
All Gingham Dresses Are
Lowered in Price New $2 te $6
This includes virtually every gingham frock in
our stock checks and plaids of all sizes in all colors.
After all, a gingham frock seems te fit in te mere
occasions than any ether.
(Market)
Couch Hammocks at $11.50
pay dividends of comfort and enjoyment!
They are well made, strong hammocks, 6 feet
long, covered with sturdy gray or khaki duck.
Mattresses are button-tufted en both bides,
therefore reversible. All four of the heavy
chains reach1 down te the galvanized iron
springs, making for safety.
At $15 there arc 6-feet hammocks with box
edged mattresses, two barrel springs up above
and headrests.
(Chntnut)
Chemises and Nightgowns
Special at $1
Women's dainty undermushns of fine, soft
white batistes ancl durable muslin of a well
known kind are made in the careful way that
their geed materials deserve. Styles are
pretty, laces are fine and ribbons are of geed
silk.
Envelepe chemises are in several lacy
styles.
Nightgowns are tailored or lace trimmed.
One style is in both regular and extra sizes.
(Outrun
Women's One-Eyelet
Ties Special at
$1.75
Of black patent leather, with up
standing tongues and ribbon bows, they
have welted soles ancl medium heels.
Sale of
2650 Bright New Rag Rugs
Savings of a Fourth te a Half
There's the light of silvery brooks, the coolness of leafy places, the sudden
bright flash of birds all caught into the very woof of these unusually charming
rugs! They reflect the beautiful woodland that surrounds the sanitary, comfortable
factory up in Pennsylvania where these rugs were made.
Every one who had a part in their making had the pride of his work and
the rugs show it. Frem the first tearing of the clean, new materials, everything
was done right en the place, which guarantees the absolute sanitary condition of the
rugs. (That is something worth being sure of!)
Bordered Plain-Celer Rugs
24x30 inches 60c j 4x7 feet $2.65
24x48 inches 75c (5x9 feet $4 85
30x60 inches $1.25 8x10 feet $750
36x72 inches $1.50 9x12 feet ,..'. .$9'
In lavender, yellow, brown, light blue, green, dark blue, gray pink, tan and
in black. They have strong warps and geed knotted fringe. White or contrasting
colored borders.
Women's Lew Shoes
at $2.90
Considerable saving en every pair!
Many are half price. Light smoked
leather sports oxfords, with well-known
composition soles, black oxfords, tan
oxfords and some Mary Jane pumps are
in a geed range of sizes.
27 x 54-Inch Rugs at $1
Three kinds of rag rugs at this price ! ( ing through. These are in delightful com-Plain-color
rugs, chambray rugs in hit-or- ! nations of yellow and pink, purple and
mis?, fitrinps. anrl. nreHinat- nf nil W-1 , '. ' " """ " " . uu,u U wmie, rose
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Carefully Finished
Pumps at $4.90
Desirable styles and geed satins
and leathers! One-strap pumps, with
French heels, are of black calfskin,
satin or patent leather. Plain pumps,
with baby French heels, are of black
satin, patent or dull leather. Net
every size in each style, but all sizes
uineng mem.
(Chpktnut)
rugs with twists of contrasting color dart-
and blue, tan and blue, tan and white and
in brown and blue.
Chintz-Twist Rag Rugs With Arrowhead Borders
The quality of these particular rugs
(the highest the mill turns out) has wen a
name for them. They are in lovely colors
with twists of chintz woven in for bright
24x36 inches 85c
''mm,-, CI ir
27x54 inches $1.40
30x(i0 inches $1.85
ness. Ground colors are in canary yellow,
dark blue, pink, gray, green, deep laven
der, black, burnt orange (an unusual,
richly colored thing, fine for library or
living room), and se en.
36x72 inches $2.50
4x7 feet $3,35
6x9 feet $7.50
8x10 feet Qii nn
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A Werd te Wise Hemekeepers
Ne need te say where these rugs can 1 down light ones. We're going te leek as
be used, for their character allows of their 1 cool as we can, because it actually helps us
use almost everywhere, even in quite digni- ' J f?(e- cel Besides, it means less clean
fied rooms. I ing."
Said one man (yes, it was a man!) I uaettamWFSi 7 d "0t intei?d
who came for a set of rag rugs, "We're v ? I11 Fal1! tne Sflvins make it
Bathing Suits
Stand for Coolness and Fun
(And they're pretty geed things te
stand for these days!) The Surf Stere
is full of well-made bathing suits in
pleasing styles at
$1.15 te $4.50
This season brings mere p!?asant
surprises in the way of reallv wearable
low-priced suits than anv ether that we
can remember. Even the suits at $1.15
have geed lines and are made of serv
iceable black sateen.
Charming suits for y e u t h f u 1
wearers show interesting trimmings,
and, indeed, there is something for
eveiy woman. The surf satins used
are excellent quality, and styles are
pretty.
Knitted wool bathing suits, in Cali
fornia or slip-en style, are $4.50 te
$8.75.
(Rurf .tore, Market)
Women's Summer Capes and
Wraps Lowered in Price
Vacation opportunities !
These fashionable wraps, many
fringed, are of Peiret twill, tricetine,
velour and Belivia. Most of them are
lined throughout with silk, se they will
be suitable for Autumn wear, tee.
Just one or two of a kind, but all
sizes are in the group.
$16.50, $18.75 and $20.
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