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IDOLS FACING
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greased Pay and Additional
'- .. Ui.u UlnArt Out
if Classes n. ...,
t Appropriations
PUSH BUILDING PLANS
i Elicit "f $200,000 Is faced by the
. .Ji tf Education for this year. This
"!,, utteni for 1023 when the budget
.'11 nest month. The total
coep'1"1 '".";." ..4 M .hi.
iiwnnt ." ,",, .
f" " , e.r.O. Te this was added
Si UOO.000 from the actual real
Moment ever the estimate,!
UMjwienta. Brt,nnri.t.H in
AL' i., 'nnd'thc shertage has come
ft b.ud.C2h I icrcaMng the number
rtbeut threHCn ".. "ft. fnprnii(iil
W !&r.,l mlditlennl teachers.
PflT ItHLlivtc 1 .. ci- a- ..-
r.- tenders
Bti.. fnre. "1Z
neney u"c " "" '
of the State te pay
.' BttA treasury new ewes the
liMa flnanrler- 2,lBl,O0O. or
fi ewnnOO was due In July, 10.il.
SS.hafef the bnlnnce which was
v i.A under tne rincgun prugium
m5mi ted by he last session of the
rt,tatu ni due last February, and
fflS that the failure of the
It is e""m "' ., ,1.1,., ,Ua ret the
7 authorities about. $70,000.
breh the le of , nteren " tne casn
Kb he" cost of berwwVn. money
.i SJr cent te pay current expenses
"hleh li f wppcied te be paid by State
(0mrts are bdn made by William
nff Mcretary of tba beard, te rop rep
STthedJfldt out of enwent funds,
JfffwSt ' money will be un-
b0$?berd Is rapidly Prefrjsslni with
rtlbe advertised for three new school
EuteM at an estimated cost of mere
'i,n $1 C0O.OOO. They will be -de-wntaty
whoels, and located as fol fel
"'.. Third nnd Duncannon streets.
"y .." .. . m..1 rtfAtfnn nranile nml
in Chestnut Hill, te replace the GI1
rt Scheel.
SHOT. OVER DISHWASHING
Wounded Man . Accuses Fellow
Ledger
In n dispute ever wattlilng dishes last
nlRht nt ttOW Kan Yerk street, the
police wiy one man llred three shots
with it revolver, one of which struck
g. llnl11 of another man.
Clinrles Crawley, (he man wounded,
ran te the 1 1 ronten nvenue nnd Dauphin
street police station. Policemen sent
te arrest Wllilnm Mulhellnnd, whom
Crowley accused os his assailant, heard
three morn shots as they approached the
-i'ti. TIly, found Mulhelland with
e slight wound en the side of his head.
According te the police, Mulhelland at
tempted suicide.
EVENING a PUBLIC LBIK3rBB--HiIM:t)ELPHlA. . SATUBDAr OCTOBER, 14,
!T i ; 1 2 L 1 m-
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1922
!,', rfi
LadiesKeepYeurSkin
Clear, Sweet, Healthy
With Cuticura Sean
and Cuticura Talcum
Mrs. Wilsen Plans
Heme-Made Cakes
BTre Children Especially Will
Delight in Crullers With
Raisins, as Well as Spiced
Spenge Cake
By MRS. M. A. WILSON
fclfffcftr. Hit. by i!rt. .V. A. Wilten. XII
pHFJ geed old-faRhiencd housewife of
Menft age devoted Saturday temnkhiK
sd baklnc goodies for the family ever
he Sunday holiday. The modern
AuifM . inilni la Jnlni f Vt a enmn
Uaii and for her quest for new or dlf
vent recipes. I hove planned each
Wurday te devote this space te easy
pr the following Sunday. This Rives
en tne week te arrange your supplies
nd thn atArf fliA hnklntr pnrlv nil
laturdav. iftfr com in or In from the
parked.
FVsttlpsne Cream Tart
Place in the saucepan
One and one-half cupttef milk.
One-hall cup nf sugar,
Etren level tablespoon of flour,
RH in rltccnlre l.n Ciiifvnr nml llmlr
ui bring te boiling point, cook slowly
br fire minutes, new add
Four tallapoetis of butter,
,Yolk of Inur mm
('fine cup of finely cruthed macareanr,
Hree-q,iateri cup of finely chopped
muds,
-Jtce tahlcipoens of vanilla,
'.One-quarter teaspoon of nutmeg.
Beat well te blend, nnd turn in dee
ie.nlfltP tKU hnu Imnn ll...l .Uti
win pastry. HnKe in slew even for
rentj-nve minutes.
Whin t lie ulittes nf llm p"nn until lllin
lMf knnu- .ml .!... .. I.:.. i
r.."i iiiKi lliril ll)l 111
iKO-thirdi cup of sugar.
One hn nt iiflit..ff.... ..t j.. jj....
If .! ' m.tiiuM .t, tin in any
iw KUh a shatp pair of schteri.
Pile hlffh en llie hnt ,.t.. mHIt.l.lA ..Ul.
- '.- - ." ". jpn-, riiiiiixi- ivilll
fUlf CnODIiril i-rii'iimit mi,. I . .!.... I..
e even te delicately brown.
uu ion 1M bl'St l-ntlMl 1 1 1 Mimn lnr
I baked.
' Raisin f'nil'pr.
P'ce in mhing i,ew
four rtiifl mi. .i.n -j ,i
win-mill uiiii.i nr Iintir.
I 'ne teaumen of salt,
iree icul laorsiiaeiM nt hall,,,,
lower. '
" (Mtpoen of nutmeg,
""'(-half teaspoon of ginger,
"ae-etiariVr (cnjjioen of allspice,
eitt twipp. nml i. ...i. i. ..
spared flgur. " ""' """ ,,u'
pfcn'f' inh.'esPns af Inner.
irJ..0?,'! !' measuring c-ini nnd
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cavaiii
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Frem Noen te 8 P. II.
SnnnSal
tCllC1 rtrt 1 Ot r-n.
pi..JJ dllU pi.OU
-flLhiditn & Waffle Dianer,$1.25
epeciairiatitri, euc te $1
jBJyyywryjrAnf J
Get Your Heme Wired
iiclurlltitf fixtures of rare beaut
nr.d charm of design and quality by
our wonderful organisatien.
Established 19 Year
Orlplnateri of our own (fferliirtffa
niuJ Irxfbc Ffnancltip Plan which
insures te cash customers equitable
suvtnii as compared with the de
ferred plan.
WMALEN-CROSBY
Wtl. 4800 R.M
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4ss2 . iitnat. "jj
wi'cn .vcrjr cTcninr .xcpi bWf(Hy
Kodak
I l?nll film
DEVELOPING FREE
WHEN prints are
ordered. Prints
Z'AxSlA (postcard size)
Sc each '
KEENER CO.
Opticians
1713 Walnut Street
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id hP7 "'""."" '"". turn in bow
In it ii m'x "su le f"rm wiillPr
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M HU eklrmn'im. V8, J "r" tll,! Cri1'-
!ib.f2"ckJn8 tbey ceme te the ten
1 then" roll i J 0t?0, Pni'er te .lrnln
uen roll in the following mix-
Pl In bowl,
aref.eunr.
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""eal
National Candy Day
Don't forget "Mether"
Chec-Covered Mints
Asge Cream Caramels
39
lb
In ail our Stores
cup of granulated
0e-8u7r;J fenn "' r'"'""'ie,
niZr,?,''oen "f '""'"
fi roll th.' Z ii ,ne,n pacc en PPer
r "i tne crullers n ths '
Glnth. ii....
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mm of ceM tenter,
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Atlfintt mint, J ll.
CJ.'lM!" "I mrU.d butter.
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H't'ind i ,,f'J tv.. feldi'd,
f jyW hw eeM, fee Hith leiaen
teaspoons of haking
three J ' n',1,iu ",1"'" whites ..f
fti ami ii,.'."!'" ' " 1'K well-
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Chartered 1836
Wanamaker
Ni
.
The Whole CoatQuestieiils
Easily Solved Wfhen Geed
Coats Are $14.25 te $92.50
Almest a thousand coats In Wanamaker's Down Stairs
Fashion Stere.
One great avenue of coats leads from close te Juniper
Street nearly te Thirteenth. Then the Central Aisle, Market
Street, is devoted te sports coats of all kinds, and in addi
tion, the Little Ceat Salen has flner fur-trimmed coats at
$58.50, $65, $78.50, $82.50, $92.50 and upward.
ueautiful Coats Without Fur Are
S50. S65. S75. 878.50. 887.50
for women who wish te use their own furs. Made of rich
belivia and ether soft coatings, they are luxuriously lined
and expertly tailored. Sorrento blue, brown, black and navy.
Extra-Size Coats, $57.50 te $92.50
Plain and fur-trimmed coats of various fine materials. Usually
only one or two of a kind, se that one's wrnp may be pleasantly exclu
sive. Fur-Trimmed Coats
$25, $32.50,- $38.50, $42.50, $58.50
Substantial velour and belivia coats mostly silk or satin lined
and with various kinds of fur cellars.
Sports Coats of Surprising Quality and Style
$14.25 te $42.50
Third shipment just arrived of favorite striped tweed coats in
black and white or tan nnd brown.
Hundreds of ether coats of plaid-back double-faced tweed, inclml
inff the desirable herringbone and small check weaves, $16.50 te
i Unusual Coats at $25
A dozen or mere styles! Plain velour and tan pole coats, also
tan chinchilla and tweeds! Some have leather buttons and are tvni
cally English in style; ethers, for "dress," have fur cellars.
But there's practically no end te all these exceptional coats!
(Down Stain Stere. Market)
Fur Coats With Cheker I
Cellars, $90 Fur Capes
With Cheker Cellars, $125
Twe fashionable models in the newly re-opened Fur .
Shep Down Stairs. Beth the cape and the coat are of '
heavily furred seal-dyed ceney, usually called near-seal.
Beth are luxuriously silk lined. The coat is 40 inches long, j
the cape 45 inches. These furs are se' lustrous that they
leek much like the higher-priced muskrat.
t All the Furs Down Stairs Are of What, Is Known
as "Wanamaker Quality
and they are selected by the same experts who cheese the
furs for the Wanamaker Fur Salens, Second Fleer.
This year the Down Stairs coats are much better than '
we can ever recall offering at the prices. All are 40 or 45
inch lengths long enough for the new longer skirts. Sleeves
are wider, tee, and many of the cellars are gathered, se that
they can be adjusted mere gracefully. j
These Are Seme of the Women's Fur Coats '
Seal-dyed ceney, 40 inches, $80 ; 45 inches, $90. I
Seal-dyed ceney with skunk cellar and cuffs, $125 te $15)0.
Seal-dyed ceney coats with gray squirrel or beaver cellars
and cuffs. 40 inches long, $190.
Seal-dyed ceney capes, 40 inches, $115.
Natural muskrat sports coats, 40 inches long, $23 and $le0.
Extra-Size Seal-Dyed Ceney Coats, $100
Coats madd especially for women who wear sizes -14 te 54 These
coats are 40 inches lenir and have large shawl cellars.
Small Animal Scarfs
are of kit fox at $12.50; gray squirrel, $10 and $13 -,e- mini- i-.
raccoon, $18.50; stone mnrtcn. $35. ' ,nmk l,,;
(Hiihii sinlr, sterr, Utirkftt
MereThan Fifteen Hundred
New Autumn Frecks te
Cheese Frem at $5 te $25
Think of the joyous opportunity of it! The almost
unrestricted cheesing the really exceptional saving. All
the way from $5 te $25 one may cheese the sort of good geed
looking, well-made frock which will cause friends te exclaim
amazedly, "Where did you get that attractive new dress?"
And all the while one has that feeling of tremendous satis
faction that it is net only a becoming, serviceable frock, but
an extremely inexpensive one, as well.
Effectively embroidered and braided serges in mere
or less tailored models are only $5. '
New crepe de chine dresses with girdle ornaments,
panel pleatings and draperies are $7.50 and $10. .
A ju&t-new and unusual wool jersey frock, straight of line, with
hip-seam draperies nnd cleer vest, is also $10. And there are a de?en
ether styles at the same price, in Peiret twill, sntin, Pant'ii, crepe dc
chine anu-tricetme
Fiem CI 5 te $20 one may step often m price and .'horse from a
large assertnvnL of interesting new thing.-. 'I here air Canten crone-,
velveteens. lacc-and-Canten combinations and ether fahieimb!e silk--Uiesses.
in fact, for eveiy hour of the day. including st-ect frocks
and frocks for mferiral evening wear.. Alse some out-ef-the-oi dinar v
samp e dresses, of which thsie are only perhars one or two of a kind:
Peiret twills and nicetines, mostly, with the n-.w sleeve embreide- i
anu skirt diappue.-.
t hi. r"n, fnn 2:i Jl.e!"fS:, J,."'t t0 mention the brniiil-new ens at
this penulnr prire would entail a long story. One model las a Cant"n
l'Tc,'Ma ""i1 WV Printed crene bodice. A wool crone has vnWe
mm. or eyeiet-imbreidered Canten. Anether Canten m,ll
New Styles of Women's Shoes
Surprisingly Priced, $5 te $6.50
nnd
ir;r! rLperies,that fa" ciesci- pitei folds te ia:
. r . . v-iu-ciaiiy smart new sports frock i-i
made of wool epenge and has tuvn-bac-k cellar and gauntlet-Ike cuffs
of striped Canten. Really distinctive' k K0 CUIls
And these aic but a few of
ma cheese ficm at S5 te Sl5
(Herni Mnlr Mere. Marl.rt)
the mar,, manj delightful frocks .-no
All of them pumps but such a diversity of styles of pumps that each shoe, almost,
deserves a different name They are all the kinds that are "being wen thi . utunm
They are geed shoes, tee, that will give service as well as style sat?sfadien. It is The
largest complete assortment of geed new shoes offered at about these moderate prices that
we knew of and these shoes rea v fit well uiwun.ui. piiLt.s ui.it
These oed Rugs Are All Priced en the
Old Lewer Basis of Cost
will de?moSeT!XVKuS? n" fV un,Ik tha) "-'
Priced. We offer an exceptional Se odes Z ' nvf ne;MWty hP hieher
ieur me?t durable and satisfactory kinds of "r ugXv Temes "re Ln niel' SIZCS' T-he
of the size-groups, affording an unusual cheic Af medeStel nr ic?cl n l, i a 3?ny
patterns and colors. i"u-iaiei pi iced rugs in geed staple
At S5. ene-stran mimns with wnlferl cnlae
tmd Cuban heels in patent leather, black calf,
tan calf and black kid. The same pump in
soft brown kid is $5.50.
At $5.50, two-strap Cuban-heel pumps
with rubber top lifts and welted soles; in
black kid, tan calf and patent leather. Alse
one-strap Cuban-heel pumps with welted
(rieivn Slnlrs Stere, Clirstnul)
soles and unusually attractive perforations,
in tan and black calf.
At $6, one-strap pumps with turned soles
and Cuban heels, in patent leather, black calf
and black satin. .
At $6.50, turned-sole one-strap pumps in
brown or black ooze calf with brown or black
kid trimmings; Spanish Leuis heels
fix9 ft. Rugs
Weel and fibers, $7.50 te $!)
Axniinsters $1S.75 te S35
Velvet $20
Wiltens ?:jy t0 $55
7.6x9 ft. Rugs
Weel and fibers. $0 te $11.50
Axniinsters. $.'12.50 te '$42.50
Velvets S,T 50
8.-:xl0.fi i't. Rugs
Weel and fibers $11.50 te $11
Velvets RTj.rM) t,, . i -)
Axminsters. .$;u.5() te $52.50
Wiltens $e.-, te $s-,
9x12 ft. Rugs
Weel and libers, $12.50 te SI5
Axminsters ...$.",3.50 ie SCO
Velvets.... $35 te $47.50
Wiltens... SG7.50 te $92.50
9xl.-i ft. Rugs
Axminsteis ?qq
Wiltens. . $100, H25, si.'JO
9x1 S ft. Axminsters. S7S.50
11.. '1x1 2 ft. Rugs
Axminster.- sq
Wiltens. . . si oe and $125
(Duiyii Slr -lure. (Iirsdnill
10.fil. 5.fi ft. Rugs
Aniinstei $72. '0
Wiltens $l':i
ll..'.l.-, ft: Rugs
A.niinsters 50
Wiltens . $125 and' $150
12x12 ft. Rugs
Weel and libers.
? 17.50 and ,.'20
12xl.-i ft. Rugs
Weel and fihei.
$-'2 "e and $27 m
Are tfeu Planning a Business
or Pleasure Trip?
Travelers Cheques or Letters of
Credit, furnished by this Com
pany, are the safest nnd most
convenient method of carrying
money
The Company l likewiie equipped te
etiume full cliarge of your real estate or
jour perienal tinanrlal (Talr under
nn Agency Arrangement during jour
abtenre. The fee charged for thl
ervice are moderete,
GIRARD
TRUSTCOMPANV
Breid ft Cbcileat St.., PhilidtlpMi
S
The New Hats at $8
Have a Real "Air"
Fresh from the workrooms of makers who
de nothing but think and dream and live
HATS the whole season through. Each one,
as it emerges from its box, has an interesting
feature that belongs te itself alen.
Fer instance, one most fetching little hat
of black panne velvet turns sheer off the face
with a plaited facing of bright silver cloth.
You've no idea hew different and effective
if is and of course, it will leek euuaMv well
with ft suit in the daytime and with a 'frock
after six o'clock.
Anether widely drooping hat is banded
and hewed with burnished geld ribbon that
has high lights of pure sunshine and deeply
tarnished shadows.
Anether pretty draped hat that turns back softly
in front has Its velvet, fnninn. -.,...;.,n,. , n,.i..i ,
'&.Pinned back with stiletto-like pins set with imitation
jewels.
Still another hat quite a big one w weighted
down en one side by fold nfter fold of leaf-brown
velvet set in ruffle-like fieuncings.
Se you see, they really are "different" nnd
these that we hnve told about don't begin te cover
the whole charming let of them!
('own Stair Htere, Mitrket)
40-Inch Chiffen Velvet,
$5 Yard
Its coloring is exquisitely opalescent, due
te the softness and thickness of the silk nap.
A combination silk-and-cotton back adds
serviceability, and the price is very mod
erate.' Rich navy blue, Copenhagen, garnet
plum, taupe and black.
40-Inch All-Silk Canten Crepe, $3 Yard
Sapphire, cocoa, brown, jade, bonfire
gray, navy, white and black ! Whatever one's
need for softly luxurious silk, here are colors
and a quality that will surely be satisfacterv
(Down Htnlri ter..Tntrn). "
Sample Heusedresses Half
and Less Than Half at $2
A maker closing out several of his finer
lines of heusedresses turned these ever te
us at a price enabling us te offer this excep
tional opportunity.
They are made of imported gingham
the kind that is soft and silkv-feeling te
the touch, and that wears and tubs admir
ably. Straight-line belted styles. Leng-waistcd
models with skirts fulled under perkv sashes
Various pretty cellar and vestee treatments
in white or colerefl organdie.
m All sizes from 36 te 51 in blue, in-eeii
pink and black and white checks.
Mlewn stnliH Sre Miirl.-it)
Warm Breakfast Coats of
. Corduroy, $3.50
Becoming negligee coats of wide-wale cor
duroy, soft and nappy and pliable as velvet,
fcasy te slip into and al'-envolening when
denned. Rese, cherry, bluebird. Copenhagen
J (IIiihii Mnli Mure, trim
Women's Olnvps nf
Seuth African Capeskin
i-cmsp, i.3D Strap-wrist, $2
8-button. $2.50 ,
1 he skins used in these glewvs have been '
se carefully worked that tlu will fit
smoothly. Because they are soft and pliable '
enough te 'give" easily whenever there is
any undue strain, their wearing qualities are ,
assured. And all are washable. J
mnnei qKP 8Se in tan- brew". bever and
Sn ?J-8B- stP-wrist style in tan and '
01,0n, $d. Especially soft, fmn nicrlir.hnf.
ten length gloves in tan and brown, $2.50.
("own 8,lr, Htore. te..trl Al.le) ' ?
Specializing New Weel Filled Quilts
at $6, $7, $7.50 and $12
.Vi!.L. " "' luelu ' ,em 1S nen' warmth. All the enihs , m fin,,. ,., ... .
. ,, it rm "-,'""-" " pure wool,
SO Ihnr thn,. !,..!, . ... " ' 'I- .." " V "i U ' ' . A11 "
unn, nf AT " ILV'N '" .. , " . . wnun 1' e.r weight. Then thev
" "" !"-" i'i ihjl uikb mere i nan f. fri-m t . .i.....
.. .. ...iiv ., is- lllill .
are exceptionally
Weel-Filled Ouilts. Sfi
Flowered silkoline 'ii pietty colors, bordered
-'!,,Lp-,ai,n raUH" ani1 ,,ll(''1 wlUl unitary wool
iJxFO inches..
Weel-Filled Quilts. $7 M..m
I' levred s-nti'en inv.M- u'ltii ni..,.. .. i.. ii. ..." '
could
'lei and filled with pure wool "UxSO inches.
Weel-Filled Ouihs s? .n
lrv:!:l "''v.!'1, p--iMt ae Vumbr... m
ii'.iine. v-nainnng color.
Weel-Filled Onilt ci-
l'ft.ph a.sl: for nlam Lqnn J,,,?.
,11 ,. , V , . , M""i' mm nein
''""" U0l sun s in reld. refe
Seft ijll.v
pale and t upnihayt n Line and pink
All-Weel Blankets, $8 te $12.50
All-wool white blank t with pink or blue borders
are three-quarter-bed it . (Y.Mi in'hes at $(5 pair.
I I i.vviuii ii'niin it....i. . . i. . i i
Cnvsn , .; - e"", ' who uie same orders are blankets of
00x80 or OxS0 inches a HO pan Popular plaid $12..-U pan
(Denii Stiilr Mere ( rnirnl
blankets 7niMi mcl.es uip all-wool at SV nnd en,
Itl llttiurtne , nlnr .,.! ' ? . , ni"' C "",P
iHnuii- luiinr n nil
are 7-Jx in,.,PS nf
ti licttei (j n,j(.
i riilnil)
Best Linen Table Damask in a Lene
xmic at pi.iD, $ ana az.Z5 vard
Unen such as "every one" used te use.
Qualities which wenl up e high during the
war that they are jut new coming down te a
moderate level.
Woven in Great Britain and Ireland.
(Ilnwii -lull. -.lerr. (r'nlnil
08-inch unbleached linen, $1.7.1 ard
O-iiu-h snowy white, $2 yard. '
70-inch cream bleached, S2.2i yard
Velour Portieres, $14.50 te $23.50
In -fhi Xt'ii' I.HHe '..:.. a ....
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ij niitmiuj iirirru iiuriieres ii, inches
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fi-'0. frer Portieres .tr. inches wide. ' soft rose, dull blue, brown anil faun tl.nt
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