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Grated rind of enchalf larne draw
Six tablespoons of cornstarch .
dusted evor the fruit nnd mixed In
S! Line a deep cuke pan with -i
S'sed nml fleurr.l pnt-er. ami turn In
KI mixture sprcndlnK .iitbt n little
Wrtw ontbe hides than In the center.
Kate one and one-fourth hours cool.
Sin turn from the pan en n Ilg : htlv
floured cloth, trim top te slmpe if nc
sVarv. Plnee en plate nnd Ice will
w pWwretl Mng. The inn I il
ai a rtrnWit side aluminum pudd n?
pan. eleven inches wide nnd four Inches
deep.
Spanish Wre Fritters
This recipe comes from Maritime
Anita A' Anucdes was Riven te her
by her' pi-rat-grandmother. I' nmllv
tradition tells that It is mere than -100
rears old. Wash one cup of lice and
place te cook in miuccihwi " ""
cups of beilinK water, nildlng :
One-half teaspoon of salt
One-quarter teaspoon of nutmeg
Grated rind of one-half lemon and
brange.
When the rice is ceft and the water
absorbed cool rice and then turn
through a tleve into a mixing bowl,
adding:
Juice of one ernnpe
Juice en one-half lemon
One nnd one-half cups of milk
Yolks of four coos
One and one-half cupi of sifted flour,
lifting tu-e teaspoons of hakina powder
irifft the flour before sifting it slowly
Me the rice mixture.
Three tablespoons of sugar
Blend well nnri then fold In the Mlftly
beaten whites of the four eKgs. Irep
bv spoonfuls into skillet of smoking het
fat, frying a golden brown. Lift nnd
drain en soft pnper for n few minutes,
then lift en serving plate nnri place one
half of a canned peach en each fritter.
Pour ever n spoonful of the hyrup from
the jar.
Mrs. Oeerge North's Oyster Fritters
Mrs. North selects thirty-five fine
oysters and leeks ever each oyster care
fully for bits of shell. Then uhe lays
them en a cloth te drain.
Strain the oyster liquid nnri arid suffi
cient milk te make two nnri one-half
cups. Turn in n bowl and arid:
One-half te spoon of pepper
One tcnipoen of salt
Twe tablespoon of finely chopped
parsley
One tcaipann of prated onion
Yolks of thirr eijys
Ttie tablespoons of melted huttcr
Three and one-half cunt of flour
Three teaspoons nf baking patedcr.
Beat te smooth batter, nnd then whip
In the btiffly beaten whites of the eggs,
iddlng ten evhter minced fine. Fry In
jmeklng het fnt by dropping by tpoon tpeon tpoen
fuls. Lay one whole oyster In the
center of each fritter just as seen as
you place the batter in the skillet. Turn
nd brown en both sides. Lift te soft
paper or cloth te drain. Dish en het
platter, garnish with plenty of parsley
nnd serve with slices of cold bnked hnra.
SHOPPING UPSTAIRS DEPARTMENT
WHY YOU SHOULD SHOP UPSTAIRS
These fcteres pny the lowest rentals. Their ever-head Is reduced.
They can afford te prlce their goods and service at low, fair amounts
te earn your trade. Rent Is a tremendous factor, liy buytng.upstairs
YOUR buying total may be reduced.
The upstairs stere must be content with a smaller sum because
of its lower expenses.
The "Upstairs" Way Is the "Economy" Way.
Lewer ever-head spells ECONOMY te the unstalrs shopper, and
directly te YOU who shop upstairs.
FOOD
Geed, wholesome home-cooked
feed excellently served, perfect
ly prepared at prices thnt appeal
te the particular purse.
Alcott Lunch Roem
133 Se. 11th St.
THINK
of a $.")5 topcoat for only
$35.00 a wonderful value te
Milady who acts NOW! and
consider the charming Dresses
$35.00 up for most remark
able offerings.
ratteuei
1703 Walnut St.
I Designer of Styles
I
PAUL SCHWARTZ
1636 Walnut St.
where style is ultra where
fit is assured perfection in
svelte-line tailored dresses,
well-groomed topcoats and
modish suits at very pleating
pricei I
HERBS
are nnlurc'a safe means te
tint the hair in pleasing
shades, renewing the luster
and beautifying hair te the
utmost.
All hair is tinted by herbs at
most moderate rates.
Maisen Pelletier
1732 Chestnut Street
Max J. Nathan
THE DIRECT FURRIER
1422 Wnlnut Street
OVIi NEW NOME
has charming facilities my
European trip has resulted in ex
tcllcnt purchases of furs that
mean remarkable savings te you.
I import all skins myself and
personally supervise the work
for you.
Spruce 5873
BviKufr Shep
1015 Walnut Phene Spruce 4S02
Face and Neck Contouring
Muscle Strapping
FncUK Marcel Wnrlnc. Srnlp nn;l flair
Treatment", Mntilcurlnu. KlectreljslJ.
Hair Coloring
HAPID INE0TO METHOD
ORAY. STREAKED AND FADED HAIR
PERMANENTLY COLORED IN 15
MINUTES
PERMANENT HAIR WAVING
DY THE FAMOUS OIL SYSTEM
Truly Beautiful
Hats
for the woman who hnewt value
are offered at most moderate
costs.
We create artistic hats for thete
who with individual attention.
GRACE BASTIAN
1901 Chestnut St.
11
Anniversary Sale!
Beautiful Strap
Pumps
(in many leathers)
Only $5
DeBruner & Emery
31 S. 15th Street
National Jewelry Ce.
1026 Chestnut Street
Makers of
College, Scheel and
Fraternity Pins -
B. M. Falkenhagen,
Belli Filbert 5720
Keyitene: Main 7413
Mgr.
BUY DIRECT FROM MAXER AT
WHOLESALE PRICES
New Fall Apparel
DRESSES
f'antnn crepe, trlcetlne
l'etret twill.
SUITS
Strnlcht line.
Tricot Inc.
Silk lined.
and
$
15
Value ."
anrl mere.
COATS
Tlil'l back
apert nieileh.
A meat taklnt nelectlen.
Remember we, an make all
eilMclrci naUni? tlie iireflH
of the middleman for you.
PHILADELPHIA GARMENT COMPANY
1118 CHESTNUT ST.
Take Elevator te 8th Fleer
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Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stoie
Specializes Lew-Priced Underclothes,
Negligees, Petticoats, Corsets
Ladies! Create Your Own
Millinery Beauty
We are THE headquarters for
Hat Frames
and
Trimmings
A wonderful assortment for
selection nt most pleasing prices.
DAVID GOLDSTEIN
62 N. 8th Street
An Extraordinary Sale!
The purchase of select samples
of three large Xew Yerk manu
facturers causes us te offer
Swagger Top Tep
Coats, $12J0
Silk and Cleth
Dresses, $14.75
123 S. 13th St.
YOUR ELECTRIC FAN!
It has done geed work this
summer. Fer a very moderate
charge we will store it for you
and keep it in such Reed shape
that it will give you BETTER
service for many summers te
come.
S. SHELBY & CO.
501 Chestnut St.
jff Heat 811k. SI n pound
S Silk k Wnnl . 111.- nn nnnra I
, SI a
ill. nn nnnm
Rlnglult WoeT ... 35e n bnU
Ilreds & Trlmm!na Hprflaltr
National Bead & Art Sillr Cn
27 H flT-IV bTlrrrT llnu... ntnm I
Jfal! Onte j fllleil Promptly I
JWITTING WOOL
iwB..15elKiw,d2(r
We'll C,lallv Send Yeu Hemple.
HcniMcaini- BEADS FnU.iJ..;..
Novelty Embroidery Ce.
15 N. 10th St. 1007 Filbert St.
MANUFACTURERS' SALEvOF
FINE FURS '
Hudsen
Seal
Ceat
with 8unk Cel.
lar ami Cufta.
-.0 Inches lone.
lined with
canton Crepe,
$225
Raccoon
Coats
40 Inches In length
$135 Up
A email ileiie.lt
will rucrie thrie
or tir ether of
our tieentlful fur
Kntint-nti.
SHUSTERMAN'S
vur shop
, 1210 chestnut st.
ww JXI0HT8 TO
Madam, Raisins
Cost Less New
Se Get Their Benefits and Their
Flaver in Scores of Attractive,
(Mone:-jSavingjFeods
DUE "te greatly increased crops, even
though production costs are still
much higher than in pre-war days, raisins
new cost almost as little as before the war.
Use'this luscious, energizing, healthful
feed lavishly, therefore, in scoresef "plain
feeds" like rice pudding, boiled rice,
bread pudding, Indian pudding, and in
cake, cookies, pie, and with the children's
cereals, te give them "luxury flavors" at
" 'plain feed" costs.
Raisins are both geed and geed for you.
Sfrtake. ad vantage of these lower prices
new."
4
3
Sun-Maid Raisins
Net Mere Than 20c
Your retailer should sell
you Sun-Maid Seeded Rai
sins in 15 oz. blue package
for net mere than 20c.
Seeded Seedless Clusters
Pecked under meit unitary con
dition! in freib, clean cartons. Very
highest auality, IniiitenSun-Malii
Brand, the kind that you knew is
geed.
New 11 oz. Package
Your retailer should sell veu
8un-MaId Seeded and Seedless
Raisins in 11 oz. packages for
net mere than 15c .-
Bulls
Net Mere Than 18c
Your retailer should sell you
8un-Maid Seedless Raisins
fn 15 oz. red package for net
mere than 18c.
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In the Central Section
shops in this central section The Underclothes
are devoted te corsets, bras- Thc underclothes Shep spccinl
siercs, underclothes, negli- W.u moderately priced, well-cut
trees, maids unnerms anu uncicrKnrmeni
petticoats.
The Corsets
New thincs nre presented ns
fnst ns they can be had from the
I workrooms, and there is a con-
The Little Corset Salen spe- ... R,irr)risinplv small cost.
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Between Market and
Chestnut Streets there is a
vast expanse of high-ceil-inged,
brightly lighted fleer
space that is designated the
"Central Section of Wana
maker's Down Stairs Stere."
Three important women's
cinlizes the best models of Adera,
Lily of France, Mavis, Finesse,
Medart, Gesuard, Youth Line and
Neme corsets, and various girdles
of well-known kinds. It features
corsets for growing girls and
juniors, cerFet3 for average size
and extra large women, nnd it
offers choice of the best front frent
lacc corsets. This Corset Shep
has the reputation of presenting
novelties as quickly ns they are
produced one always finds new
'things here.
An experienced corps of fitters
will gladly make correct fittings
without charge.
Prices are mostly $L'"0 te
$7.50.
(Itnwn Sliilm Stiirr
.
Cotten underclothes SOc te SW5,
Silk underclothes $1 te S'i.'jO.
Fxtrn-size underclothes 55c te
$0.50.
Silk petticoats -S'i.S.") te S").50.
Silk princess slips ?-').&r te
$5.50.
Sateen princess slips $1 te ?.T.
Outing flannel underclothes are
50c te $2.'J5.
Half Price for Mussed
Underclothes, 50c
Step-in bloomers, separate
chemises, white satin camisoles,
long white sateen nnd seersucker
petticoats a" new 'in'f price be
cause they are mussed or soiled.
Central)
The Brassieres ;
Hrnssieres for slender, uvcrnRe
and large women. Wnnnmnkcr
Straightlinc brassieres, $lte 3; -ether
brassieres, 50c te $6.50. '
The Negligee Shep
also contains a specialized collec
tion of maids' uniforms nt $2.50
te $.1.85, and maids' white aprons
at 25c te $1.50.
Silk negligees (5.75 te $10.50.
Corduroy bathrobes $3.50 te
$7.50.
Clearaway of Mussed
Corselet! es, 85c
Because sizes are broken and
beiause most of them arc some
what mussed from handling their
prices have ben lowered a third,
a half and in many instances
mere thnn half.
Seme have p'astie gtssets,
some have clastic bandings at the"
waistline. Hreche, basket weave
and ceutil in broken size range
from 34 te -14.
Asked-for Silks
Specially Priced $1.50
40-Inch Crepe dc Chine, $1.50 Yard
Orchid, pink, brown, silver, Nile, honeydew, light blue, navy,
black and white. A particularly firm, specially crepy weave. Lvery
thread all-silk. ,
35-Inch Wash Satin, $1.50 Yard
Delicate shell pink, suggesting thc daintiest of underthings. It
will give long and satisfactory service, is all-silk and is specially
priced.
35-Inch Silk-Striped Taffeta, $1.50 Yard
Just lowered a fourth! Delicate pink or orchid grounds striped
in turquoise blue. Softly crisp, absolutely wn?hable. All-silk.
(Down Mulrs Mere, Ontrnl)
Warm Blankets and Quilts!
Weel-Mixed Blankets, $5 te $7
All-Weel Blankets, $8 te .$12.50
Weel- and Down-Filled Quilts, $10
and $12.50
Don't let the cold snap which is surely coming seen find
you shivering and unprepared. The Down Stairs Blanket
Stere has a large and always-being-replenished supply of
warm, fleecy blankets and quilts, marked se gratifyingly
low that it would seem wool is cheaper than coal, and cer
tainly easier te get.
$5 Blankets
$5 for fleecy blnnkets with a small percentage of woe.l in the
filling. CGxSO-inch white ones with pink or blue borders. 72xS2-inch
gray ones with pink or blue borders.
$6 and $6.50 Blankets
$0 for wool-mixed blankets for single beds; white with colored
borders; GOxSO inches.
$0.50 for wool-mixed plaid blankets in thc favorite colors. 70x80
inches.
$7 Blankets
$7 for wool-mixed white blankets that are mostly wool and excep
tionally nice. 72x82 inches.
$8 te $12.50 All-Weel Blankets
$S for all-wool white blankets with pink or blue borders; GGxSO
inches.
S10 for all-wool white or plnid blanket". 70xS0 inches.
$12.50 for all-wool white blankets, 70.XS0 inches, or for nil-wool
plaid ones, 72x84 inches.
$10 Weel-Filled Quilts
Seft nnd eh, se warm! Screll stitched, with pretty floral sateen
tops and plain sateen backs and borders. Rese, blue and green.
$10 te $12.50 Down-Filled Quilts
$10 ones are covered en both sides with Howe red sateen and nre
made without contrasting borders. $12.50 one have pretty flowered
hateen tops and plain sateen backs. Pink, rose, blue nnd yellow.
(Down Stalrn Store. Ccntrnl)
Many Delightful Frecks
at $25
Women's dresses in the Down
Stairs Stere start as low as $10 and
any one will tell you that Wanamakcr's
Down Stairs $10 dresses are famous.
But today, let's talk of some of the
charming frocks te be had here at $25.
Most people like them particularly be
cause there are only a few of a kind
sometime."? only two or three which
means that one is net likely te find
duplicate:? of them.
nirt i rif njivv Tiitceinn prnlvt U'ru. en in
win.- .-- .., -j.
small squares and mnde up en the bias
and made very simply ami elegantly; itslN
flaring sleeves are faced with gray Canten
crepe.
Anether is of navy Russian crepe woven
with embroidered scrolls in the same color.
Anether is of crepe de chine draped
at the side and with red and geld eenls nt
the waistline and rosettes of the same colors
in old Italian fashion.
The bhuk gown pictured is of crepe de
chine with the long floating panels of the
season and many parallel tuckings.
One frock is of silk and wool crepe with
top of eelet embroidered canton crepe.
Crepe de chine frocks with bodices cov
ered with Chinese stitchery have panels of
the Annie picturesque work en the skirt.
Fine Peiret twill dresses are simple and
dignified and have, rows and rev3 e narrow
black braiding en the tkirt nnd flowing
sleeves.
livening dresses nre nlse new and in
describably pretty nt $23.
Distinguished Tricetine
Suits, $25 te $38.50
At T .'". plain tailored tricetine suits in
nnw and black, lined with plain or figured
penu de cgne.
At ?27.e0, tailored or stitcher. trimmed
tricetine Mitts in navy or black, lined with
penu de cvgne or crepe.
At JO, plain, omhreidered or braid
trimmed tricetine suits in navy or black,
blinwiug the large, convertible cellar which
adds welcome warmth. Peau de cygne
linings.
At $"8.50, unusual models in navy or
black tricot iue suits, featuring the mero ex
clusive kinds of tailored stitchery and line
finish. Hcautlful crepe linings.
Whether a Man Pays
$20 or $25 for a Suit
of Clethes
In thc Down Stairs Stere for Men, en the
Gallery, Market
he gets chemically tested all
wool cloth, geed, conservative
style and careful workmanship
and finish.
There are cheviot suits at S20
and cassimere and cheviot suits
at .$25. A geed range of indefi
nite stripes and mixtures.
Medium and winter weights.
Complete range of sizes.
Separate Trousers, $5
An unusual new collection of all all all
oel cassimere and cheviot trousers in
k pie patterns anu" colors. Specially
geed at this low price.
Wanamaker's
Standard Shoes for Men
Are $5
They are te be had in Philadelphia only in the
Down Stairs Stere for Men, en the Gallery, Market
Street.
We believe they embody the greatest amount of
shoe style and shoe service at $5 a man wiM find any
where. There are mere than half a dozen styles, and
they are all just $5.
High lace shoes and oxfords of black or tan leathers have
extra-stout soles and various kinds of smart perforations and
trimmings.
Black kid Tace shoes and bluchers are built en conservative,
comfort-assuring lasts and have rubber heels.
Complete sbe range in each stle. Bnfn
Geed Shoes for Scheel Beys, $3.75 and fl)urch
$!i.7e for high lace tan leather shoes, sizes 01;; able
Wide, square tees and rubber heels. )r '
$4.23 for high lace tan leather shoes, sires 1 te G V?"
tips, mannish perforations, bra.-s eyelets and rubber h' -"Inn
(Den n Miilrw Mnrr for Men, nn tin (iiillrr.t, Miirl"'fll"tgf
Black cats and Jack e'Lanterns leulunt remind
evitably of Halloween. The bright greens, ycUey. r,
fairly shout their aai!ability for costume-, and decerat.
blue," pink, white, brown and black. 2 1 inches wide.
lllimn emirs store, rural)
till
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&3 $&k JQ
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Half Dezen New Groups
of Women's Coats,
$14.25 te $42.50
S2S.50
Girls' $5 Jersey Scheel Frecks
proved se esactly what the girls needed and
liked that we had te place duplicate orders
with the manufacturer for mere of the same
model.
Made of soft, warm wool jersey in the
appnned straight-line style, effeet'ivu with
a clever touch of zephyr embroidery. Seft,
leaf-blown frocks trimmed with green; be
coming blue frocks trimmed with scarlet.
Sizes S le 15 Ncars.
Pleated Serj-e Skirts, $1.50
Weel serge skirts, full pleated and but
toned up en a washable white cambric bedj.
Si7es S te 14 years.
Sciffe IM id dies Are New
At .'.", regulation styie middy bleu.ses
with white braid trimming and tie "guard"
cr nautical. Sizes 12 te 20 ye.u.
A 54 "(), culV-hem middy bleuxs with
white n gild braid and embroidered sleee
bhicld; sailor tie. Sizes 12 te 18 years.
(Itewn HLIn htert, Murket)
Xe matter whether the sun shines
warm or the North winds blew, it is
time en the calendar for Winter coats
and the Ceat Stere seems te knew it.
Rack after rack of Winter coats at
moderate prices seem te melt away
every day. Tweed cnat-' fairly rush in
and rush out. Tan coats arc equally
popular. And the liner fur-trimmed
coats come and go almost tee fast te
keep account of them.
It's Because This Season's Coats
Here Are Se Exceptional
Xew SI 1.25 coats are in black-and-white
c- hrewn-nr.d-tan striped twied-seft nnd
'treng and utmost twice as geed looking
ns tuuM ha"' been had lat var at the
ame pri -p. Ye, thev lia laglae sleeves,
UM-rted pleat back and joke lininir.
?18.")ll nml .'"II ('tint s inn cif snft trniln.
& n arked eeut.ngs in solid brown or nav with
IT tin Hecks 'f white wool himg through
lie weave. Until are silk lined te har-
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.1111 UH lilt . 11 1111
I coats win one's admirn-
Suft, light weight nnc t
dihtmctne, tin v are typical of sports and
c ilil weather nrul all t'enil things outdoors.
I'mished with leather buttons at $28.50.
Camel's hair or iam. I', hair mixed centr
form beautifully soft tan coats luxuriously
silk lined at $"2.50 and S 12.50.
New Skirts te Wear With
Costume Blouses, $10
.Inst the thing wbch inimrh the cos
tume blni.se into a t'.illv "i uMuriie." Kllifi'
pleated niedels nuide of liirtiem, heavy blac
irarimuse. ,iut new -many women hav
already asked for them, and othe.s w
in-tantly appreciate their beaut v and utilii
II,.... f i ill ! 'i nt
iiiiiiiurspuu djum'is niiiris, .m.
I'aileitd medfls in gray and tan p
rltj Mucks and m.xtuifs. Yeung girls
te "match them up" with their Hweatci
New Pleated Skirts for Auti
ninni j ith the i
I Jfliew tweed
tmh XI first glanci
Are $5 and $10.75
Mostly dnrk
x nlc
color en top and the bright Btrjne bene
y dark prunella clethn and
cropes, box pleated with the plain
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