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0f Meals for Sunday
jlc Gives a Well-Arranged
Menu and Alse Several In
valid Dishes Ills Mether
Likes
By JIBS. M. A. WILSON
-,H, J. ty , Jf. ,1. WiUen. .Ill
nun""'" rieMa rcaarved
))Cr Mrs. Wll&en lteeently my
metlier, who lias been in peer health
?toiie time, linfl te plve up and jce
la Led iinrlr I hn doctor's rare, nnd I,
Mns the 'M"t i-hlld, undertook te
rick UP da huidcn of the home heme
IteplnB wliern mother win compelled
te ie&c off- 1 nm n '"'' of bnvcntp.cn,
ird in tnv Inst jenr of high pcIioeI.
in'd havlnc studied chemistry,
thought I tee could cook, se urn
indlnp M'ti f",r hm fundiiy dinner
ter your opinion. Vnry trulj .
geular Menu for Three ."Meals en Suit-
BREAKFAST
Sliced Bnnanas Otcr Ccrenl (Jieam
Buclculient Cnkes, With Bacen
Coffen
DINNER
JVimate fcieup, With Toasted Ousts
Celery Pickles
Boiled Ham. With Cabbnge
Mushed Potatoes
listed Oinnid Tomatoes
Lettuce
Swiss Tnrt Coffee
suiter.
Creamed Hnm en Toast
fried Potatecb Olcry rklHd
lltle Sauce Ginger SponKe Cake
Ten
ter nwtlier's breakfast I prepared
Orange .Tulce
Coddled Htrg Te;ii
"off co
DINNER
(.hi'c Cream Toast
Tematu Salad
lie Cream Oicim
SUPPER
Buttered Toast
Swiss Tnrt
This Is my own dih. I saw Mime
tbln? that looked like It in the bakery
Hd theuelit I would try il.
Place in bowl
Otm-hilf cup of ru.'jui, '.
One cyp, j
Three tablcspauiiv nf hiitlri'. '
Tire ri;n ul flour,
hv tfiuiienuH of bnUimj pewilci ,
One nip nf tenter.
Heat lmrrl te mnl.e nice and bnineth,
and Fprenil In well-greased pan, push
leg (IeukIi up well en'tlic Bides. New
cever thi" dough thickly with thinly
sliced apples cut In wedgch, nnd with
the round outside part sticking up.
(Pare the apples before out-
tiri.) Det with bits of butter, sift n i
tblesp"Oii r( iliiur eirr im tipples nnd
thru vpread Willi one rtip of brown
:cat llnki in liicjder.iie 'ix en ter
iJilrlj-lne minute1. ''lit in fiiuare.-,
nnd nr with thin .ipple .vi'ien.
( eleiy .alad
Mince the fnt part of the ham Hue
and, cook about one cupful brown in
tt skillet. Lift and drain well. Place
In bowl and add one stalk of celery
rheppid Tery tine, using the green
Imves Hi well ns the plulk of crlery.
Add
7irn 'mull Aiitet", MiltenI mr,
Olie Mtinll run uf nvnnrnnt l.n. rut
( tmnll bitt,
inrl add
Oie in )i i,) siilnil duvmiw.
tilnser Spenge Cakn
I bought i-penKe coke from store and
nlit In two. and placed n maruhmnllew
fllling In between the cake. I dtifted
tbe wnrnliniollew with ginger and
PUHctl the cake well together. Cut In
Mecks and nerve with ginger muce.
Ginger Satire
)m: nip nf jfnit.
On i',i ejf tiff.'ci.
Tire iiifiJciprmii-i ul i in i, (,irei .
't(D lefTJiiiOf n( qirirjri .
Stir umll the irrh i- w..rked n;oeth
In the r iter nnd Mrup. and boil ter
"tb inintttei.
The feluiw ju;
lndillcd I.'gg
ttub h drinking glass with butter
nd break in two fresh e?gS. Place,
li In pan of cold water nnd heat
fcOHly until the whites of the eggs
tifgln te become- firm. Stir aud drop
n a pice of butter that is about the
te el h. walnut.
Cream Cheese. Toast
TAree lohktpeuM nf fintly chopped
'I rucked a much en ihe spoon ns I
Ceuld get i
Onr-hal' triijioen of a(.
I Klrrcd this for n while, and then
Ma? the. tefiht. Pour ever the cream
m cheese sau,.,. nnd place a big spoon speon spoen
ni of whlnped i ream en tept Dust
"Itli pnjirlkn
I ceukwl for two .eni's with the
ceut and think fe-ne .lav I will write
cookbook Vew net. 1 rend the cook.
r,Ii.airt":lFS n,M'' hil,t- ni'f l have 10
su for mi- hitbj MMcr te go te nbvp.
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j t :n1"' B'''ls en"1,1 ,!e llS Will
Ia 7 ii hl, ou "'" W,t" me again
wa tell me of Kmie ether meal. 1 nra
waing j eU b,,m n,eCiui rwwa I pre
Hred recently f,,,- Mine of the ,ceut.
'VfiS. WILSON'S "ANSWERS
My dar Jfrn. WiU.m Will you
,7" Sivii rnetlied hew te reek nnd
'"J ing tails ter ,i
ate 1 ruin iinpther's
.Vei
piKiall illnnerV
IUS M. A. C.
tb, ,i?,iran 6rlT ;1 splendid dinner with
lJ tails un fellow p ;
SWEDISH j.jOTAir DINNER
clcr5' Liven Union i
uv.33.rfl1i'"''l Pigtaili. Heur Sane
iisaed Potatoes Carrots eik
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nm , V.VI' aii.IV
fj;ranDCiry I'ie
e
ud Pens
('effce
le ?ncl1nic ,,,") ,?,lb' 'ciifiHr. well and
" in large kettle, and add
'"tee Inrnn milenn, rut in then,
'in? c-irrut. (t t j;,,,
"je bjnwh i,f teip ,,r,v.
reri .,',kt .,M'""'""t I'liling v.iter te
H ,1T ,,in,: ",ok ",l,il '"nder. Lift
testiu , n,", !,","' ,lK'" ,J1P '
Imi..('k1"i"1 """' "l"1 vell in dim
iiiekin.llli,b,.r,J " ",,lrn wwii i.
n?!'. 'V,'' '"! I'hice in baking pan.
the ta , ft ti-etu tlie pan in whleh
)" mill were fried. entlni inct i..
ra' cP, add ' ' vu'
an1!.0. ""'7 '"'f-'i"' runs nf flour,
Wwn ,rt '"" " hen " ,lic'e mahogany
.fh cup) 0f fhe itnd. u u.,llch ,h(l
vtt,"m,tcr c"'' of "'-'-stcrsh,rr
Oilf.iaf c, nf rlnli minr,
;'" 'P "f i tiiC'inr. i
"CO tttlllt aptHM llj fillt,
'" tollMpeon e '.f;irii-A-ii. I
mini, t0,b'"m, "n'1 1",'S ,rt heilin,;
otSt.l0fH,fer X"n "ilmiti'S then pour.
ffiV.. t,nilH "nd I),Rce in het eren for
"'"i mlnuieF Allew two tall? for
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Wanamaker'sDewn Stairs Stere Has Thousands
of Fresh Gifts at $5 and Less and There Are Only
Seven Mere Christmas Shopping Days
Women's Gay Felt Slippers J
Attractive $1 Gifts
Nk-H warm ones, softly ribbon run and pompon
trimmed. Chrome leather soles made en real ahoe lasts,
se they will surely keep their shapeliness. Jluc, red, gray, ,
brown, green and lavender. '
(Hew n hlalr fiterr, Clirnliiul) I
Sale of Women's
Dimity Blouses, $1
Frcsli. erinp. tlnintv and nil nut un in hellv boxes for ChrisL-
niaa givintr. Peter Pan nnd V-ncck stylcH trimmed with luce edgings
or embroidery.
Sizc3 30 te 40.
(Down Stelrs Stere, Market)
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Women's Gray Squirrel
Trimmed, Seal-Dyed Ceney
Coats, $140 and $150
First we have ever had at this low figum! It would seem
almost tee geed te be true if the Down Stairs Fur Shep wnvn't
always finding some such pleasant surprise for Christmas shop
pers. These coats arc cut like the mere expensive models and are
fully lined with silk. All have both cellars and cuffs of beautiful
gray squirrel.
40-ineh squirrel-trimmed seal-dyed ceney coats, $140 and $190.
45-inch squirrel-trimmed seal-dyed ceney coats, $150 and $200.
40-inch skunk-trimmed seal-dyed ceney coats, $150 te $175.
45-inch skunk-trimmed seal-dyed ceney coats. $160 and $185.
, (Down htelrn Stere, Market)
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Night Gowns of Silky Plisse
Crepe, $3
Daintiness and practicality admirably combined. V
neck models arc sleeveless and finished with piceting. Bateau
neckline models show the merest suggestion of a sleeve
and are very effective with silk fageting. Flesh, orchid,
peach and white silk-and-cotton crepe
(Down Mnlri Mere, Central
An Expensive Freck Copied in Geed
Silk Crepe at $27.50
An especially fashionable gown
has been cleverly duplicated for us
by an excellent maker. Developed
m Canten crepe
y black, with centr
mings m blue, r
'fhM ' ' longer-than-the-hem
t remarKaeie nnu 1
' who appreciates the unusual.
Peiret Twill and Silk Frecks
at $27.50
Dark brown, blue and black and
plenty of the lighter tan and cocoa
shades among the silks. Tailored
and trimmed models, including
something for almost every holiday
occasion.
il'iiwn Miilrn store, MnrKrll
Women's Geed Shoes Are
$6.50 and Less
ItiKh black hhecs with matt kid unners and calf vamns at S5.D0.
or oxceptienul quality black or tan calfskin hijrh ehnns at S6.50. I
veiled selus, Julian or military heels with rubber top lifts attached.
One-strap puntuM and oxt'erds in black or tan leather with welted
soles and medium heels are ?5.
Cuban heel u.furd and enc-str;ip pumps are ?5.50 and $0.
Dress puinps with one .strap have flexible soles and Spanish Leuis
or baby Leuis heels at iJu'.riO. Amene; them are proed-lookinc; styles in
buede, and unusual brocade and patent leather combinations.
(Down HtnlrH Stere, f'limtniit)
Children's Warm
Leggings, Special $1.75
Warm, protective coverinjf all the way from ankle te waist for
little folk. Thrsc li'URiJiu.i nre well made of jeiey-like material
brushed en ihe reverie :ide for additional warmth. They button
securely at the vaisl and have an adjustable. elafUic-riin hack.
JiCather htraps held them under the instep. Silt's for children of
12 te C .wars. Ulack, dark brown and navy blue.
(Ileivn Hlnlm store, lietl mi I
Cretonne Gift Aprons,
55c te $2
Cr&teniic and unbleached muslin, or cretonne and sateen ar.
combined in theso especially pretty encw. Band aprons are uec; bib
nprens, Heme of which cover a person almost completely, are ?t te S'2.
(Ileirn Stair stnir, Mitrliet)
Sale of Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings, $1
Women's smooth-finish, pure silk, full-fashioned stockings with mercerized tops and
feet. "Seconds" of our regular excellent quality that sells right along at almost double.
Indeed, the kind is identical, but miner imperfections occurred in the weaving which
bring down their price extraordinarily. Black, Russia calf and gray in all sizes.
(llenn Stnlm Stere, Central)
Women's Strap-Wrist
Gloves of Brown Capeskin,
$1.85
Seft beautiful skins that feel almost like velvet. Colored
the det'p brown or lighter beaver which gees with 'practically
every sort of wrap. Made with quite long cuffs and strapped
at the wrist te keep her warm. Outscam sewn in brown;
pique sewn in tan and brown.
Charming St rap-Wrist Mecha Gloves, $3.75
Luxurious e;i.ftH, because while the price is moderates the mocha
is delightfully fine. There i-i choice of the mere desirable; shudea of
way, beaver or brown.
Suede Strae-Wrist Gloves
S2M' for -trap wri.st gray ami mode i olercd suede gloves, pique
town.
!:i for Kiu'de gloves with 'engpr ciffs and strap Trriats in ecru,
medi' and bravct.
Lined Capeskin Gauntlet Gloves, $8.75
If she complains of cold handf, b sure Mic will like a pair of
these line capevkin gloves that come well up ever her wrists and held
closely with elastic shirrinjr and are snugly lined with seamless
knitted wool.
i Dun it M.i!r Mere, (ntrnli
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First $1.15 Silk-and-Weel Stockings for Women
We Have Had This Season
Smeeth and soft and pleasantly warm. Woven of artificial silk and wool in an
attractive drop-stitch effect. The backs are seamed. Black in all si7.es. Mightily line for
gifts.
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HXrebr;rimr : Wew lber Silk-Mixed Shirts ler Men, $4 - exceptional Hand bags ter Gifts
ed or" tan! Hand ; They leek very much like silk, but they are actually -Xr J2K1L$ &!?d ft."" Si? Zii
1 i.l ...lii. i .Avn.i r uVii'niiifv f inn 511- U-,tA ,A4U rtff e 4Uni 41rt. f v. v.v ..t4, un umui ivn, i;ivnn, UlUV cilIU UCOl"l 111
pleated panels. ! will wear and wash well. Cut ever Wanamaker patterns and &' ji 0IW ;r another ,tI.. and el Jabric or leather,
w thn M'nnimi ! liuide vein beautifullv sn tlmi. tlinv will hn iiMilonsin-e fm f"' JsC'Ss. Clever little silk bags in pouch shapes have easy-te-
.Vf vV liviiinu ' - -..., . . - ,.... --w - ,,.w,.., -,. - vr- H ,- ,, - ir,;. --a
any man te find among his Christmas gifts.
Various colored stripes combined with white jacquard
i)utterns- ' Men's Weel Mufflers,
Men's Shirts at $1.50 $1, $1.50, $3
Standard percale and woven Something for the children te
madras in all sorts of colored Gve Dad 53 ones arc almost as
stripes. 2 shirts include the p!tt,a!V1heSOi f-nCal ""h"e-'
, , : . . . , But the 91 and $l.e0 ones are nice,
wanted plain colors in blue, van tee nnd lht.rp ure ,,,, 01. slrjp.'
and gray. ed ones at each price.
ri..n CU..J 1 e;ii. it -vT-..i-i-. en
v iiiiL-iii! mriiien .-mik iten .ei'Kiies. .i ir...i. .. . . .
Th,. arc the "BEST" college stripe,. Ties iuen s P".11,1 ta"J0a,S
un.' collegian would like. Tics any ether man Specially 1 I'lCCd, 12
would like also. Undoubtedly vcrv geed loekinc. ' ... Bt'ltc!1 'I11,. "round raincoats of geed tan cotton
Put in a Christmas box upon request. Yes, they .1 ffifSg Iff'JISS perfectl t '
arc of all soft shimmering silk. ?5 raincoats are in nn casv slip-en box tvlc.
(Ilewn Stlr Stere for Mm, en tlm tinllcr.T, Mrkt) '
Wmmm
carry strap handle:..
Hitr, capaeieu. cum Inpc bnek- witn 21 compartment for almost
cvpjy possible u-e, in -..-.chetti', long grain cobra and pin seal. Plain
and novelty stripen duvftyre and elvct bugs in flat and pouch
shapes with unusual chitted metal frameti, covered frames and
frames inlaid with enamel or trimmed with marcasite. Silk lined,
attracti'-ilv fitted.
itinuii "tnlr Sler-, Central.)
Men's Special All-Weel Plaid-Back Overcoats
$32.50
A geed maker going into another branch of the clothing business had iust a
limited number of overcoat patterns still en his shelves. He made them up te our
special order, and because they were the last he had he let us have them "at a price."
scthese overcoats are very exceptional at $32.50.
Deuble-breasted ulsterette style with big storm cellars and deep pockets. Warm
looking mixtures with gay or conservative plaid backs. Chemically tested all-wool,
of course.
(Down Stair. Stere for Mrn, en tint Unllrry, Market)
"Best Linen Handkerchiefs at 50c and Less
People Are Saying About These """ N
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Give Her a Dainty Boudoir Cap
New satin, net, lacy and frilly flowery ones are eOc te $2. Trim
med with .swirls of lace or frilled 'silk, with rurhings of ribbon anil
lleuncings of lace. Sento have quaint bandeau fronts nnd ethers are
like adorable little Dutch caps. Pirk, peach. roe, orchid, blue and
white.
(IlntTii Stnlr lnr. Central i
Hand Blocked Bed Sets of
Bleached Dimity
70x96 Inches, $5 90.9l Inches, $li
First in ever se long at these moderate prices. A special
group which came in for Christmas gift cheesing and is 1
sure te hurry out quickly, for the sets are ever se pretty
and practical. Each spread has a bolster threw te match,
both with scalloped edges. Hand blocked in pretty ilewer
effects in rose, blue and geld colorings.
IKuuu Stulri Plern, Central
Men's Fleece Lined Black Leather
Gauntlets Remarkable at $1.85
They are geed looking, they have big leather gauntlet
cuffs and the lleece lining is very warm. Similar gauntlets
of still better quality at $2.G5 te .$3.50.
Men's Black Leather Mittens With Lambs Weel
Lining Arc $2.75
Quite the nicest gloves we have had in many a year
at such a low price. Similar mittens with one finger and
a thumb, lined with lamb's wool, are $3.50.
Then There Are These Fine Gift (Moves for
Men at $4.50 te $10.50
$10.50 seemed se cheap for these oxtra-leiiu black hersehide
gauntlets that one c.ustemcr bought some for all the three men in
her family and felt she had dene n line bit of Christman shopping. '
They are completely lined with fur. Any mnn who likes the out-
deem will nppreciate them.
S't.&O for men's strnpped-wrist black leather rIevcs with lambs'
wool lining.
?fi for soft brown capeskin gloves with strap-wrists nnd lamb's
wool lining.
Sfi.fil) for grip palm black horsehide gloves "ith larnh's-woel i
lining clear te the top of the full flnre cuff; strap wn.-t. Similar gloves
wna lur linings are ?i.ev; uiey nave straps all nreuiui nnu grip
(3Itn' newn SUlre Stere en the duller.', MirUet) '
We knew they were the best handkerchiefs we ever had in the
Down Stairs Stere at the prices. But new customers right and left
tell US they are the best liniulkfrhief; in nil Philnrh.lnViie f fl,,, n;n..
And the mero people shop around the mere convinced they seem that ' 'V.
these are astonishing handkerchiefs net te be eeualed anvwhern nt xe,- ,-
or less. ' -v ' Tft:
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rer emcn
While and rose linen and eoleted -ports silk
haiidkcrchier-. lLMsc. Plain, tape edge and white and
color embriiidered handkerchief p. lee. White em
broidered, spoke-stitched and neveltv colored
handkerchief- 'J.jc. WhiU embioidcved ai.d drawn- rei" Children
thread colon.-! liandke.rclnef-, .'iee. White, novelty- I'Uni white and colored ;,,., , ,, , , , v
colored and solid-color enibreiderc.l handkerchiefs, White linen handkerchief ,ii ,', ',. r,i eim!,-. , i '
'1'' eiy, 2'ic.
Ileiin Stnir lore, teiurnll
It is' well te remember, loe. that all Wanamaker handkeivhir.
are either all-linen or all-silk.
Fer Men
Plain white linen hnndkerchiet" .
White linen handkerchiefs wi
jOc.
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roll Ir hoi der
Down-Filled Quilts, Remarkable at $12.50
'.'' l'"'"; "i v.-iiriNuna.S gilts: Ih'lK'lntlSiV soft
warm quilts covered with prettily flowered sateen and hor her
dered by plain color. Hese, blue, pink and lavender ffTivt
10 nuitch her room. They arc filled with snnitan d-mn and
the covering is heavy enough t6 be satisfact.m
Weel-Filled Ouilts v.. ' ,,..,.
1 .. eii ...l etn ilc, UllOil VUJH.s, Z
tii ?u iiiui eju .
arc net in waimth. The aic lnepen.,i',,.. ,i(". n.v im,
filled with NRW wool with all I real warmth and ,'tuactiene-i
its native warmth and durability. rnu,. n i , .' '
Flowered ei Paisley cevers; ' lj I uisle co ..r ,,,nil.,rin-
some with plnin berdeis. tiens.
Seme Very Geed All-Weel Blankets
at $8.50 Pair
ure wool blankets both wan
s that every thread Is a WAIlA!
i Pv i.'i h. Immmwm
Necklaces in Real Jewel Celers,
$1.50 te $5
oral pink, amber color, jade green and lapis blue are
these levt'ly new necklaces. Plain and graduated styles in
' lengths all the way from 18 te 54 inches, according te kind
and price. At $3.85 and $5 are strings of remarkably tine
indestructible pearl beads in lengths of 18 inches and mere.
Gifts certain of giving pleasure, for they are something
I almost every woman enjoys -wearing1 yet seldom buvs for
I 1 1 or .-elf.
i lien n Mlr Meri', eiilral
Dressing Table Sets of
White Celluloid, $5
.Mui-e ul the same sort that hurried out se fast te happy
Wt seekers.- Each set includes a comb, brush, and geed size
mirror, attractively boxed. One of the nicest things one
could imagine te give a growing girl who needs an incentive
for keeping her room neat. Or te give mother, perhaps,
nhe always thinks of ghing pretty things te ethers first.
i Hew ii stlr Mere, en trail
Seme of the Best Gloves for Children!
SI ler mittens et gray or reindeer suede with cunning
cull'- nf iu Xet cnly warm but children will love them.
SI. 25 for capeskin mittens with reversible fur cuffs
thai tan be long or hnrt and also for leather gauntlets with
fringed leather cufK These are all warmly lleece lined.
.I.!."i te .1.7.-. fe. ,-ap,. :,nd suede gloves in practicallv all size3.
I lecce line".
f-'ic ler x-etrh Weel (;ievci in heather mixture
'i.'ic for Knitted W ,i0i Mittens in gray or brown
."..V for lleece Lined .Jer.'cy Cleth Mittens,
'liiinu Mnlr lerp, Lentrill)
New Shawl Cellared Blanket Robes
for Women, $5.50
Spu.-iaib kue,! blanket doth robes with the deep shawl
cellar ami cuilV Inn nd w rh -atin. Secured in front with a
sal in-covered li.itt.u, ,,ini ,,,'ip and a silk cord girdle. Con Cen
"itinnal iati "'us 1,1 i ark ami lighter shades.
lilstuUft Cleth Vests, 50c
I. et- ..f wei.i.n ; ... .. .'I'.u.en-,' warmth of these lcevelcjs
Uniiii irtirs 'lore, (eiitr.il.
Rhinestone Bar Pins,
65c te $5
lb:f i.eii.,'. are t no r rtt.eht y-1 '. Tie in.iiajit little rhltlt
""" "'",-" '"''Tin.: -'mm- mount in.-., intr.e.itely dei&neS or
' - w,.ul, be ;i iit U) , . dpti.nj j,, j,.i;.t. "-
Meweled" I'emb te Wear in the Evening
82 te $5
' l;'tili- -;0'...v .- ".'itruif; then, tin- H,ur)n, and if veu
lu.e a young nil f.i. v..- ,-,ft l,,- ah wnifi i, i ,lu, ' i " JJi
"He te wear, tee. Small s. niechun -sire nn n,A l,ri".;
green, amber or
ot'e-. Amber ,.lir ., ,.., . ,,,, ." r.r '" ""- r"a
.. . .. v.. u, .-.ii vnn Kiccn. limner ni
,., -i..,,i in milium , ,j;n-
iHie.ii vtnlr Mele, (entruli
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ran-w oei Ulankets. S5. S(J. S7.50 Par ire
XOW pretty Otlea JUSt unn.ielnrl. r:nerl.linfcin.r nica"
t i A . . . . n pvwr nnnn. . ,. .Ul. i ..
nerciers ei pint; or biue and they have colored' bind- Vi; ,!,. U . K"VB tllnt nuuil """' aimth.
ings te match, A pair of them in a Christmas be: thv Z -? l?.i b',.d. "Pl? ' " 'el and
wm maKe n tine gut.
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'rcHil tti ty
Vi.. -. i ii . r"vu mimic 1 ou
they ceme in attrnrrivn uu. ..' 1.1..
(Vmrn , t.?e.WC,JntrJRr,UndB- KdKft bed " '' ' '
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Beautiful Umbrellas With Fine Sample
Handles, g4.tu, $5, 5.50
rc eeiignuui miki-i ei 50 and S5.f0 for hilk iimK,ii
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enn-cd Imitation amber of the hnSd K worth ere SfSr1,?nr1"' :aT
tip,, ferrufc, and top, umbrella Xuvy, SSTr "p , rd ' bl kkMd
Special puichase of three, delightful kind" of
unusual umbrellas te give te wonien.
R50 for eilk-and-cotten taffeta umbrellas with
nun cases and plain and
and ether fancy handles;
te match.
Why Net Give Mether a
Rug' for Christmas?
Miu probably looked at her old ones and wished ehf
could get at least one ueu- rug and, after all, the home 'is 30
plealVher'imire.1'1' "' hV' hH""V ftnythln thai would
f'M' ft. j'lnnt ii',.il,:,. n0; chenille rugs, ?20
S'xlJ ft. plain iei ihllile wee! chenille rUf:. S'?7 ,Mi
ej it. M'aiiiics.-, velwt niRH, .O.
'j. tt. HiMtuifHr. ebet 1 ig, $:;;.:e
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