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By MRS. M. A. WILSON
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SOMETIMES during tlie winter se
son the housewife" feels that wlth a
rich, lubstantlal meal she' would pre
fer te serve some dainty delicate dessert
or fruit salad.
Frem the Bnhamas te the California
enaat. T hava hunted for the best and
most attractive combinations of fruits
and suitable sauces or dressings te
serve with these splendid fruit salads.
Most men folks like the idea of fruit
salads, hut they abhor the. various dree
slnts that the housewife feels she must
mask these wonderful fruits with; and
hence the men folks leek askance upon
a very delicious salad. Don't ml vege
tables and cheese with the fruits for
dietetic reasons; much of the digestive
disturbances that come from eating fruit
salads can be traced te the breach of
dietetic balance.
Fruits contain a large amount of pure
distilled water, that is very acceptable
te the bleed stream In its natural con
dition; also the needed mineral salts,
and the vitnmlnes. and when these ele
ments are either combined with wrong
feeds., or masked with elljr dressings
then they create digestive disturbances.
Serve all fruit salads, wllti strictly
fruit salad dressings.
White Grape Sslag
folic and teed one-half pound of
white prapei, P ,
place in bowl and add : ....
Twe applet, pared and out in diet.
One cup of ttened white eherriei.
Tors te blend and serve in crisp nests
of lettuce with a fruit salad dressing.
Bahama Pineapple Salad
Cut sliced pineapple In small pieces,
using six slices, place in bowl and add
One and one-quarter cups of msrts msrts
mallewt, cut In dice,
Twe applet, pared and out in ewe,
One cup of chcrritt, ttened.
Three-quarter cup of thredded coco
nut. Tess (e blend and serve In crisp nests
of lettuce.
Panama, Salad
Cut in dice
Six halcet of canned peart,
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Mrs. J, M, Ferrest is active manage
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The Weman's Club of Raleigh, with
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Large Assortment of Dells,
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1530 Locust St.
New Housekeeping
Apartment Heuse
3. E. Cor. 16th and Leeuit Sti.
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BUILDING
Sty'S! APrtmenta Available
Alte Desirable Dec tore' Offices
INSPECTION INVITED
All modem equipment. Refrlf.
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Quarters.
Private Branch Exchange
Many New Featuree
Three-quarter cup of -coconut,
Tess te blend and turn In crisp nests
of lettuce. Mnny combinations of fruits
mev be arrnnged. and the housewife will
find it a distinct advantage If she will
nfsrnnze all fruit salads, in individual
''"preparing nil fruit snlads In individ
ual salnds prevents tnc saina irera unv
ing n miisit.v appenranee that is bound
te nppcar after the first one or two
portions ere served from a large salad.
All fruit salads should be marinated for
nt least twenty minutes In the following
fruit blend.
Juice of one lemon,
Juice of one-half orange,
Tire inhletpoent of tirup from the
maratchine cherry bottle.
Blend well and pour ever the pre
pared fruit. This will prevent both
the apples and bananas from discolor
ing. I have gathered here some very at
tractive all-fruit salad dressings, and
most of them can be made up and stored
In fruit jars In the refrigerator until
needed.
French All Fruit Dressing
Place In small bowl
Ttre faMespoefl of powdered tugar,
Four tabletpoent of tirup from mara mara
tchieo cherry lettle.
Juice of one cmer,
Juice of one lime,
Juice of one large orange,
Pinch of each, allspice, mace and
ginger, beat te blend and serve ice
cold. This dressing takes the place of
the regulnr French dressing, which be
cause of Its oily content Is net sultable
for fmit salads.-
My Own All -Fruit Salad Dressing
Place in saucepan
fin run of haneu.
One and ene-qvtrter cupt of water,
Juice of one etange,
Juice of two lement.
Four level tabletpoent of cemttareh,
Blend well te dissolve the starch, and
bring te boiling point; cook for five
minutes, then add yolks of two eggs,
and beat in the yolks of eggs bard.
Place in mixing bowl ,
One cup of marthmallew cream,
One-half glass of either apple or
quince jelly, and use rotary egg beater
and whip until the mixture forms a very
stiff meringue.
New add te the cooked mixture
One cup of marshmallow cream.
The prepared Caledonian eream, made
of white of egg and felly,
One-half ieatpoen of nutmig,
One teaipoen of vanilla,
Beat hard te blend, fill Inte large
jar, seal and place near ics te keep cold.
This dressing wen the geld prise at
recent feed exhibits, and will keep two
weeka In very cold place. It is the
most delicious all-fruit salad dressing
that you can makes'
I also received the blue ribbon at the
Tennessts State fair, but that la an
other story, that I will bring te you
real seen.
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The performer takes an ordinary elec
tric light bulb and asks that it be ex
amined te prove tlmt tbe top la net de
tachable from the guise. He allows a
label or any ether mark of identifica
tion te be stuck en the bulb, and then
steps from the room for a few mo
ments. When he returns, the bulb Is
entirely filled with water (Fig. 1).
There is virtually no air Inside aa
electric light bulb, se that all the pet?
former has te de Is te dip the pointed
end of the bulb into a pitcher or bssla
of water. With a knife he knocks oft
the little point at the end of the bulb
(Fig. 2) and the water rushes in. A
tiny dab of gum or wax will close the
hole where the water entered and the
bulb is ready te show.
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In Patent Celt ' ,
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"The Merien"
Special Royal
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All Sttee
and Widths
A Colonial Tongue Pump
the correct shoe for the
New Draped Leng Skirts
Ground Fleer Shep Windows will prove
you that this is a $9 shoe for
Royal -Beet Shep
1208-10 Chestnut St.
Style Quality Service Footwear
2D FLOOR TAKE ELEVATOR
Yeung Ketnen
of Philadelphia
YOU use the Bell Telephone.
Yeu are accustomed te the
pleasant voices of the yeuntf women
who handle your calls.
WXy net be a telephone
operator yourself ?
Come te 1631 Arch Street and
see Miss Stevenson.
She knows girls and she'll talk
te you girl-te-girl fashion.
Shell tell you of the opportunities
of this interesting profession.
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1731 WALNUT STREET
TISTINCTION
U In women's tailored
euita and top coats is a
product of skill and
much experience, but te
feel the full confidence
and appreciation in own
ership that you properly
may, you demand, be
sides material excellence,
a name that bears a
reputation for superior
workmanship and
ative ability.
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The name Deminic en
a suit or top coat is te
have the assurance of
wearing a distinctive
garment that is recog
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and style.
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Query: Why de you use GOOD se often in your advertisements?
Answer: Because the dictionary defines geed as "having excellent qualities, unblem
ished, adequate, expedient, reliable, that which contributes te happiness, benefit" and
there is nothing which se fittingly describes all Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stere merchan
dise as this word GOOD. Please remember, tee, that all the prices here are very moderate.
Genuine Scotch Grain Walking Shoes for Women
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Remarkable
at $6.90
The very top notch of shoe style and shoe
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Made te our own specifications by one of the leading
manufacturers of women's welt shoes in America. Of genu
ine heavy Scotch grain leather, remarkably soft, tremen
dously smart looking. On a full, comfortable last which
leaves lets of room for the wool hosiery which will be cor
rectly worn with these shoes the Winter through. Rounded
tees; low walking heels; stout welted soles exceptional for
their lightness and flexibility.
Oxfords With Perforated Wing Tips and
Buckle-Strap Pumps With Perforated
Wing Tips. Tan or Black
It would be practically impossible te find anywhere a
mere perfect combination of high-grade materials, first
class workmanship and correct fashion than is represented
in these shoes and at an amazingly moderate price.
All sizes and widths.
Annual November Sale
of Dresses, $5, $6.50,
(Down Statra Stere, cfeettaat)
$7.85
Sale
$5 $7.85 $7.86 , $10 $7.75 JV.85
Hundreds of astonishingly geed dresses for women
at these three prices:
Serge dresses with braid at $5
Weel velour dresses with embroidery at. . . . .$5
Crepe de chine dresses at ..., . . $6.50
Plain crepe de chine dresses at $7.85
Brocaded silk-ahd-woel dresses at. $7.85
Satin dresses with drapery at $7.85
One can't imagine hew geed they are at these prices.
Well cut, well made and of the excellent materials one ex
pects of Wanamaker's. Black, navy and brown among them.
Sizes 16 te 42 in the group, but net In each style.
Dresses and Coats for Juniors
and Girls
Girls Crepe de Chine Dresses, $7.75 and 310.75
Eight pretty styles in navy, brown and Pekin blue; sizes 8 te
14 years.
Girls New Jersey Dresses, $10
Bex-pleated model in tan and henna, brightened with touches of
gay embroidery; sizes 8 te 14 years. One is pictiujed.
Girls' New Winter Coats, $7.75
Blue, green and brown cheviot coatings; lined and interlined.
Sizes 8 te 12 years. One is pictured.
Juniors' Winter Coats, $18.50 te $25
Of soft brown and tan sports coatings, all with large beaver
dyed ceney cellars. Lined throughout; sizes 15 te 17 years.
(Down Stalra Stere, Market)
Annual November
of Women s Coats, $10 te $6!
Netice the beautiful
pole coat sketched with its
soft brown nutria cellar.
It is a delightful wrap for
winter; soft, warm, net
clumsy and very smartly
tailored. Lined through
out with tan-colored peau
, de cygne te match the
cloth. Priced $42.60.
In the ether picture is
shown n new belivia coat
with particularly large
black cellar and wide cuffs
of the popular Manchurian
wolf-deg of selected skins. It has a pretty Jaceuard-flsrured
crepe lining. Priced $88.50.
New sports coats of herringbone tweed with raglan
sleeves, leather buttons and buckle and peau de cvgne
lining. They sell out as fast as we can get them in nt"?20.
Tweed coats specially priced $10, $10.75, $12.75, $1G.50
and te $32.50.
Fur-trimmed coats specially priced $20 te $65.
(Down Statra Stere), Market)
Medart Frent-Lace Corsets
$3 te $8.50
Preferred by many discriminating women te all ether
front-lace corsets. Designed en lines as fashionable as
they are comfortable, and in an assortment offering n cor
rect model for almost every type of figure.
Plain Bteut ceutils, heavily boned and with elastic inserts cleverly
placed te support the large woman.
figurca ceuius, siik apnea pepuna and figured silk poplins in
ra lightly boned models for average figures; all with straight, wcll
; backs.
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Elas ic glraio-tep models of figured poplin with short front bon
ing, and lovely satin-finish brocades low In front and higher in back,
well boned for the average te stout figure, mown st.tr. ate-. r..,.n
Women's Twilled
Sateen Bleemers. $1
Made of strong black sateen.
Cut full and stoutly reinforced.
Deuble clastic cuff and elastic
waistband.
Women's High and
V-Necked Nightgowns, $1
and $1.50
A bow shipment of the Well
made white cotton nightgowns
which people have been wanting.
Leng-sleeved style with embroidery-trimmed
high or V necks.
Sites 16 te 17.
(Down Stain Stere, Caatral)
36-Inch Cotten
Suiting, 60c Yard
The geed-looking striped or
checked patterns are copied from
woolen materials which cost five
or six times as much. White or
tan en navy, brown and black
grounds.
36Inch Dress Crepe
55c Yard
Net only does this finely woven
erepe make chnrming dresses,
but it makea the daintiest of
negligees. The colors are lovely.
Apricot, orange, honey-dew, tur
quoise, Band, orchid, pink, gray,
jade and white.
(Down Stalra Store, Central)
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Early Winter Sale of
Men's
Gloves
(n the Men's Gleve Out-
fiest newly established
n the Men's Down
Stairs Stere Gallery.
Market Street, near the Men's Furnishings.
Unlined tan and brown capeskin Gloves for men
and young men, $1.75.
Black leather Driving Gloves, fleece lined and with
grip sewed palms, for men, $1.65.
Gray suede Gloves, eutseam sewn, black embroid
ered backs, for men and young men, $1.50.
And
800 pairs of tan and brown leather Gloves, fleece
lined, men's sizes only, very specially priced, $1.15.
All, of course, are of the usual standard Wana
maker quality at these particularly special prices.
(Iieirn Matrs btnra for Men, en tba Gallery, Market)
Down Stairs Central Aisle
Overbleuses of Paisley Silk Peplin
$3
Colorings are most effective;
purple, tan, light and dark blue,
brown, preen, dark red all with
allevcr Persian scroll or flower
designs in colors that offer a
pleasing contrast te the predom
inating tones.
Made in slipover style with a
narrow tie at the neckline, peas
ant sleeves and a tiny bit of full
ness ever the hips. Seme have
which tie at the waistline. They iNV
are of sttk poplin which, as every one knows, is interwoven
with cotton.
All regular sizes 1
Washable Cotten Rugs That Arc Reversible
$1.25 te $4.25
In the pretty clear blue that leeks se fresh and clean In bath
rooms and bedrooms.
Woven evenly of blue cotton with fringed ends of whita sad
borders of white outlined with black.
Sizes from 18x30 inches te 36x72 inches. Priced according te
size.
(Dewb Statra Steva, Centura Atale)
$3.50
Women s Silk-and-Mercerized
Cotten Heather Stockings
85c Pair
New shipment of very geed heather "seconds,"
which are marked less than half the price of firstB of
the same quality.
Woven of silk and mercerized cotton and carefully
shaped. The weight makes them wearable with either
light or heavy oxford?, and they are pleasantly smooth
te the touch. Drep-stitch pattern in green and brown
heather. Sizes 8i2 te 10.
(Down Stalra Stere, Central)
Silk - and - Cotten
Peplin $2 Yard
Much-liked Persian pat
terns and colorings en blue,
tan, gray and black grounds.
It makes smart and inex-
pensive blouses and will I
prove decidedly practical
lining for suits or wraps. 40
inches wide.
Silk-and-Cotten Lining
Satin $1.50 Yard
Plain nnd figured lining satin
of geed firm quality. The finish
is nlmest ns lustrous as all-silk,
and the cotton back makes it de
pendable through strenuous wear. I
Ilrewn, tan, taupe, sapphire and '
navy. 36 inches wide.
(Down Stalra Mere, Central) i
Women's All-Linen
Handkerchiefs
12V2c te 50c
Plain white handkerchiefs with
hemstitched, corded or speke- I
stitched borders, 124c te 125c; I
with embroidered corners, 18c '
and 23c.
Colored handkerchief with
hemstitched borders, 12lac; with
embroidered corners, 25c; imita
tion thread-drawn style, SCc.
Hand embroidered handker
chiefs, in white or colors, 50c.
Children's Handkerchiefs
ISc and 25c
Children will Hke their gaylv
embroidered corners. Muny have
quaint nursery figures. '
(Down stalra Stere. Central) I
Warm Quilts, $2 te
$12.50
Cotten Quilts $2, $3, $3.50
Full size quilts filled with soft
cotton batting. Figured tops and
plain backs. $3.50 or. have
plain contrasting horde. Hoae
and blue.
Weel-Filled Quilts, $6
Specially light and warm!
Pretty figurea sateen tops and
backs and plain sateen borders.
Pink or blue.
Down-Filled Quilts, $12.50
Mighty geed ones. Covered
with excellent quality sateen,
plain backs nnd borders and
floral tops. Rese, heliotrope and
blue.
(Mown Stalra Stere, Central)
Deuble-Faced
Velour Portieres .
$14.50 te $23.50
The double-facod pertierea in
the Little Portiere Shep are the
kind people went. Purchasers
like the geed quality of the
velour and their careful work
manship. Herns are bound.
Edges are deuble se there Is
no lapping evor of colors.
Almest any color combination
can be secured. -
23-Inch Portieres, $14.50
3G nnd 45 inch
Portieres, $19.50
50-Inch Portieres, $23.50
(Down Hairs Stere, Near
Millinery, Market)
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