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vk. ' - ".'. . msMlLSOKMNDSOLD , Remainder of Calf's Iletid Dish , ft itfte 0 VrevUks ft Savery Chcesa r ny Mits. at- A. wilsen OnvrhM, lit ,1m Mr. iJ A. Wltten. Mil TUB cnrly Colenlitt hoimewlfe had real illflViilWit te contend with. The "men folks did the mnrltctlng, nnd th(v nwnllr selected Hint which suited both their taste nnd pocki'tbeok. The belief 1 thftt the men were morecnpnble, of driv ing n belter bnrijnln thrtn the women was rcnlly Iwlilml this ciirtem. In th? old diary of IJnmn .SfntnnerH kIig notes" that n new market I te bd provided fef thec who live below' Deek Creek, who At the pretant must travel te High nnd Water etreetfl. iurii street In new tilled Jinrket street. Sfnnr cnmble heusewlvc resided In tils community, nnd they were famous or an em inpiiwi emn enuen pepper et and .head cheese. Dnme Stampers dives a new reclpe from which she mnde this ffimrius dish, together with ether V)ct economics Hint she was putting Inte ' ilsc. They will be found te be of prac tical vnlue today. I Planning n menu for three mcnls en i ljunday. te include some reclues from 'Darac Stampers' old cookbook. This took of recipes Is written In back of her fllary. I SUNDAY J Breakfast ' Stewed Dried Apples nnd Hnlnlns ''Oatmeal With Hiittcr nnd Melaises Country Perk With Crenm Gravy rriert l'otntees Bread I Coffee Dutfcr Dinner TVnnpr T'nt- Savoury neil Ilrewn Onion Gravy ., Potatoes M nulied Turnips uuttered ueeis Dutch Cabbage Snlad Cranberry Tnrt Coffce TEA Slices of Head Cheese, Dutch Potatoes Dutch Cnbbnce Bponge Cake Ten Pepper Pet Have the butcher split a hog or cnlf lead and tnke out the eyes, the brain, thn tencue. Wash the head well nnd icrape te be mire that It n clean. New place in a large pet or the preserving kettle: cover with plenty of cold water ind add One pound of cooked trine that has been washed well and cut In fctnall bits. It Is best te put this tripe through the feed-chopper Three cups of ihinly sliced onions. One and one-quarter cups of finely chopped carrots, Ona large veal lone, cracked In set'' krrel plcrci. I find tlint one pound of venl bone and trimmings nnswrr this piirpnxe. One bunch of soup herbs, chopped fnr. Cook altogether slowly for five hours. If you will bring te boiling point nnd then place en the simmering burner it will cook nicely. Lift thn meat nnd pass the broth through the colander, rubbing the vegetables through. He turn this stock te the pet nnd add Four cups of the meat from the head, chopped very fine. Knit and pepper tn taste, , One teaspoon of siccct marferum, One-half teaspoon of siccct basil, j One-half teaspoon of thyme, Thrce cups of diced potatoes. Cook for ene-half hour, then add dumplings ns fellows : Place in a bowl , One and one-half cups of flour, vnc teaspoon 0 salt. One-half teaspoon of pepper, One-half tinspnen of thyme. One-half cup of finely shredded sucl, ftr tablespoons of water. Ferm n dough : knead the dough well and then break off In pieces thy sire of a large pen. Add te the soup iiml reek Ter ene-hnlf hour. It Is then ready tesene. This pet Is made en Saturday and part served for thn evening inen'l and the linlnnre for thi Sunday dinner. Te utilize the balance of the head: Itemove all the hones and cut the meat In tue-lneii pieces. New add Otte rui. of the stock taken from the jet just before Uftlna the head, One and one-half teaspoons of salt, One teaspoon of pepper. One-half teaspoon of thyme, Ornltd rind of one-half lemon. Three Icrcl tablespoons of gelatin rM Mhrrf in i(t het stock after seaUinq for one-half hour in one-half cup of cold tcatcr. llhite a flat -bottomed bowl nnd turn In the inUture and set nway te meld. This ehee-u is cut In thin (dices and terved. Savery Kell Plnee In a bowl ' One-iiuiirler pound of cooled lentils. One-half pound 0 finely chopped Three cupi of stale bread that has teen seaktil in cold water, and then turned m a piece of cheesecloth and tressed iriy dry. One-quarter pound of finely chopped Tire trnsnaaits nf unit One teainanti of nrnnn One-half teaspoon of poultry season ing, One (an, beaten tn mli- CP of milk or natei: in one-half and from berve Mix flnil fnrm Int.. n l..r ...! .., a R bakitiz nnn. Mix nml fntMi. in n ..nil rr! .i.. 'OH In ll ntlf il 111 nlnlli lu!. l. Im I't isl,,?,,'p ""ll ,,Ul,s; '"te " 'nrge P of boning uiiter nnd cook for one "our. i.ift nnil let Kfnnii i.n ..i..n. f . " "in 7u.u '",""" " ""'" gently tnkn V.VIU HI I r ,11 SI. lint .lll. fc.1,1 , "" ""I I1I1H "itn breHn onion gravy. Ilrewn Onlun Gravy Tlace in ft skillet Onr-hnU ,'.. ..1 i. .... ,. 1.1 ' '"! "i ""i leniny loacen Oiir half cup of flour. ' thS,!'""" " deep """'"Saiiy brown, Four cups nf cold tenter. Stir tit t.1n..l i i KewmM "" uril,B ,(' n beiL ice cup, nf chopped onion,, Uet teaspoons of salt. who Uaipoen uf pepper, -oek sleuly llIltl the gravy Is thick, t, en crve. quite fersla ' '".lll".!' H ,!,e ?bb"Be shredded mlti,.;.. "" "'" wiin me rollewlni: niie 'I'lce lit the seiieepnn ,i" '.'''.''."noens of bacon drippings, ?, '''' in 0 vinegar, One lab, ,,, () (, 0 . ,a,T""i f txpper, vile-half tcusmmii nf ,, ..!..., --, "iiiiitirii. ni r fplces rA , rtl " """ ''0U- 0VCf ""' Wn n ""'',,!, nm,1(' fr"' flic craii craii the nnn, 1 lm "'Vly ' ,,1"1"1 f" gave BJwb n ,'"!i1,n' ,n ,1'1' llttle rel .Mnkii . ...'..""'," ''"'I winter, teeliu r...i '. ""'"" jeny uy (lie Umii -t-j'w uilll IIIIMI linn 11 .,! ..I... 1.1 A I.08T AHT' "I'lWly tO dlHHelvi. til., II.... I Jheii bring te h bell il coeu while hut. iibiial PVnaKrv "ri ' .'A ".'," P!q,B w"' Wlf.mi r ll,J w," "10 eriinierry tStart ' ' "c,'ess 'lle t0,) of alls tynnN-Tiiium iiii;.ii ."?. irillnir fuel. J'w iiifn r.m,nnt nretu. In IN M tlle; pruaenUil ly Mdga- Kit. , v i l . ' " 'i'tfi trt MH-it. ' ...-.- 1 - fr- Organ pjftys at j), n nrtri 43rj0 Clilmea nt Noen ... . ,1 . w , ( t M iti . . .. . , WANAMKER'S- DOWN STAIRS STORE WANAMAKER'S WPATIlUTi V Light Sneiv Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stere M 0i The $10 $15 Dress Sale Starts Off With 10 Different Styles Special at $5 All New All of navy blue wool crepe or poplin, they are made in simple, wearable styles. One is pleated from the shoulders, banded with silk braid and belted. Anether is trimmed with colorful braid, another with henna pipings. Even the new puffed sleeve of silk, braided, is among them. Twe models are sketched. S7.S0 and $8.65 $7.50 for the favorite two-piece Peter Pan frock of jersey in navy, brown, black and mahogany. $8.65 for navy blue tricetine dresses braided and embroidered. Corduroy Breakfast Coats $3 Anethor let of the embossed corduroy coats that went out in a jiffy. They can be used instead of bathrobes. American Beauty, Copenhagen and grape. Women's Blanket Bathrobes, $3 ThcEe bathrobes have been marked higher. Tlicy arc in geed colors and patterns and are soft and warm. (Ontrnl) English Ginghams 60c and 75c As fresh as Springtime are the fine new ginghams In glowing colors. Checks and plaids little and big checks in one color, de lightful two-tone checks and checks within plaids. Brown, blue, green, red, yellow, pink, lavender, etc. One especially pretty check combines violet and green. C2 inches wide. (Ontrnl) New French Gleve $1.50 Fer Women Of fine Krchch glace lamb3kln In white, black," brown and tan; the twe-ciasp glevcn arc evcrseam sewn and have Paris point stitching en the backs. All sizes. 51.90 a pair for full pique-sewn gloves of French glace lambskin with attractive two-tone embroidery en the backs and contrasting hems. ' The gloves arc in tan, brown, grrt'y, black and white. All sizes. Silk-Lined Mecha Gloves, $1.35 A small let of silk-lined gray mocha gloves with one claap. These are worth coming early for! Seuth African Capeskin Strap-Wrist Gloves, $2.65 a Pair Se set and pliable that it i.i a pleasure te touch them. They scm warm and friendly, somehow. They are in a geed shade of brown and are washable. The cuffs are 5 inches long and the gloves arc pique sewn. Alse at $2.65 there are tan capeskin gloves, eutscam sewn, strap wrist with 4-inch cuffs. Light Brown Mecha Gloves at $2.85 Strap-wrist gloves of geed Arabian mechn have 5-lnch cuffs. ' Sale of Childress Gloves 2."c a pair for ficece-lined jersey gauntlets in gray or brown. 3fic a pair for little children's knitted wool gloves in gray or brown and white wool mittens, some without thumbs and some with pink or blue borders. Fer larger children, there are gray or brown llccce-llntd jersey gloves with Imitation leather gauntlet cuffs. fiOc a pair for tan or brown leather fleece-lined gauntlets. Fleece-lined jersey gauntlets with leather palms are in sizes 12 te 15 years. (Central) Sale of Men's Gloves, 25c te $1.83 knitted cuffa ;lr. Alse, mehnir-llned suede gloves in gray und tan are $1.35. Tan capeskin gloves with knitted wool linings are $1.05. e - iy (ft TwW IIM ill I" K!!18M,J 520' liMiKTE8Tll $23.50 h u An I Canten Crepe Dresses, The simplest, prettiest dresses, hanging straight from the shoulders and made with nafrew belts and wide sleeves'. In henna, navy, Copenhagen and black mostly small sizes. Navy and brown illama cloth dresses have elaborate scrolls worked out in narrow pleated ribbon, put en with heavy contrasting thread. Navy tricetine dresses are embroidered with red fdlk. Three delightful taffeta dresses are in navy and brown with ruffled and corded skirts. Weel jersey dresses, one-piece style, are trimmed only j with silk fagetting and cellars and cuffs of crepe de chine. Navy, brown and henna. 18 Different Styles at $15 and $16.50 Navy and brown taffeta dresses with pointed tunics adorned with velvet roses are $15. Canten crepe dresses in navy, gray, Copenhagen and beige have colorful Chinese em broidery and tight wristbands or flowing sleeves. $15. Peiret twill dresses have puff sleeves and front panels of braided Canten crepe. In brown with tan or tan with orange or fuchsia. $10.50. Anether Peiret twill frock is in navy blue with a scalloped skirt and quite elaborate embroidery done in steel beads. $16.50. Sizes 42 te 52 in some coat dresses of serge at $15 and $1G.50. Alse an interesting group of sample dresses' at $16.50. A Bewildering Array of Levely New Frecks at $20 "te $25 A navy blue crepe de chine dress has gray roses appliqued along the top of the sleeves. Pleated panels adorn dresses of crepe de chine in jade, gray, Copenhagen and brown. Weel embroidery trims a Canten crepe frock, and steel beads are used en another. A really wonderful collection of beautiful colorings cornflower, twilight, jade, fuch sia, flame, silver and se en. New Hats of Satin and Taffeta, $5 A whole room full of them! A jaunty little red turban is perfectly round nnd quite de lightful in its Winter-defying aspect. Brown, navy and blnck are the favorites among the smart tailored hats that use straw braid, bends and embroidery in charming manner. Glittering cellophane makes fascinating brims en interesting small hats. Representative of the lighter hats is one of French blue taffeta quaintly trimmed with little equnre beads in green, yellow and erangp. (i ,5ia J . Beys' Shoes, Special at $4.75 .Splendid value in these shoes! They arc tan leather shoes en English or medium-tee shapes, in straight-lace c-r blucher style. The welted soles are of double thickness for double service. Sizes 1 te 6. Just 200 pair of these shoes! Scheel and Play Shoes, Special at $2.90 Tan leather i-hees with rounded tees are sturdy enough for hard Winter wear. Sizes 9 te 2. ((Jiillcry. Mnrliet) (Morket) Special Beys' All-Weel Maekinaws, $8. 75 Sizes S te 18 Years Tltick, warm mackinnv3 every thread all wool, se that every ounce means warmth in a wide variety of woodsmen's plaids. (Gullery. Markrt) Celtskln work gloves nre 25c nnd 50c n nair Celtskin work gloves with black gauntlet or nnd lleece llnines are G5c a nair. Flecce-llncd tan capeskin gloves are J1.35 a pair (dullrry, Murlit't mill Ontrnl) Annual Sale of All Fer Coats and Fur Neckpieces One-Fourth Less Special Corsets, Eandeamx and Brassieres 35c? 75c, $1, $1.50, $2 Coats Near-seal coats, $67. Taupe marmot new $67. Muskrat $112, $131. Near-seal skunk, new Other fur te $138. new coats, coats, new coats $131, coats, with $138. $112 Neckpieces Mink, $13 te $33. Gray squirrel, $11 te $22. Fex, $18 te $40. Kit fox, $8.50 and $15. Stene marten, $11 te $30. Baum marten, $30 te $37. Week-End. Opperfaife Central Aisle less. ler Many of the brassieres and bandeaux are half price nnd riBc for nink mesh, silk-and-cotton and ether bandennv. 7k brassieres of patln, silk, lace and net, embroidery and durable cotton with heavy lace. Net every size in ench style, but sizes 30 te 48 In both groups. Corsets a Fourth te Half Less 75c, $1 nnd $1.50 corsets are en the Central Aisle and wonder fully geed. Most of these are the popular topless corsets for yeuntr girls and slender nnd medium women. $2 cersets are in the Cerset Salen; these are designed for larger women and nre reinforced ever the abdomen, have wide steels and come in pink or white. (On(rnl) Embroidered Pieces Half Price $1 te $6.50 Snmple3 of finished fancy work, including centerpieces, scarfs, pillow tops, caul table covers, bibs and nprens of many kinds. Just one or two of a l.-'tid. Unbleached Muslin Bedspreads te Be Embroidered With French Knets, $2.75 Unbleached muslin bedspreads that are undoubtedly the most fashionable of the moment. These are stamped in a delightful basket pattern and enough for a bolster roll is included. They are te be embroidered with lnrge French knots and the work gee3 surprisingly fast. Fringe te finish them, 20c a yard. In the new Fancy Goods Stere, Thiiteenth Street side, Central Section. (Outrun All the fur coats remaining from our Winter collections in the Down Stairs Stere are new marked down 2."5. Many new fur coats of similar quality are specially priced a fourth less compared with our own recent prices." All the fur neckpieces remaining; in stock are also 23 less together with many new ones marked at the same saving. They are the less expensive kinds of geed furs that will give the satisfactory service which Philadelphians exnect of Wanamaker quality furs. Smart fashions of the sort that stay in style. Lininirs of attractive plain and fancy silks. Far the best furs we have had in years at these amazintrlv low prices. H J irl.ct) Real Winter Has I Need for Warm , Coats s i Ear Rings nnd Bead Necklaces, 50c and $1 Necklaces with or without tas cels in clear brilliant bends of many colors and combinations. Plenty of red; plenty of black -two kinds usually almost impos sible te obtain. Seme have metal links in -neught designs. Some nre of light or dark blue or blnck and white beads braided and fin ished with a tassel Ear rings in pendant or hoop style are effective in imitation jade, jet or pearl beads, blue, red and ether colors. Made Veils Mere Than a Third Under Price 35c and 55c Shetland veils in large or small mesh, IV. yards long; black, brown, navy or taupe. .15c. Plain mesh veils with lace bor ders in many attractive patterns in brown, brown - and - hennn, tnupe, navy, black and navy-and-gray, 5ec. Women's Underclothes, $1 Extra-size bloomers of fine pink or white batiste with hand featherstitching. Nightgowns and envelope che mises of white nainsoek with em broidery, hemstitching, lace, and even a touch of hand-embroidery. Novelty nightgowns of delicate blue or lavender figured batiate of sheer fine quality. Cotten Damask Tablecloths $2.25 Tablecloths aie 70x70 inches in many wanted patterns. Napl.in.s te match are 22x22 inches nt !$2.2.- dozen. 13th Street Aisle Weeden Bead Girdles 50c te $1 First we've had for weeks at thin low price! Weeden beads in many colors, combinations and patterns. Wear them with sweater", ever, blouses, one-piece dresses or coats. Ficnnclet Pctticents, 50c Giay or stiiped ilannclet .n short petticoats that arc se gen erously long that they art eiual te ordinary lerg one-.' &e 1500 Pair of Women 's Shoes at Savings Average a Half Some specially purchased, ethers taken from our own stock and lowered In the let are tan and black leather luce shoes in Winter weight. All have welted soles a rare thing in shoes at such a low price and the desirable medium or low heels There is an almost complete range of sizes in the high shoes, though net all sizes in each style. It is well worth while making sure of your size early in the day. A Little Let of 300 Lew Shoes in Broken Sizes Among them are oxfords, pumps and moccasin pumpa, a few of a style, at $3 a pair. . . V.lCOlUUf Ne light-weight alFair was warm enough for the weather we liave recently been having. Every woman found that only a renllv warm coat would de. Hundreds of geed, thick Winter coats at low prices arc te be had In the Down Stairs Stere. Pole Coats, $16.30 Heavy-weight sport coat" are of excellent materials in heather mixtures of brown or gray tone. Seme arc double-faced with nlaids or stripes en the mide. imuus A Wide Choice at $20 celInJJdtreiv? aTulTilk'nnedr blUSd ml,el f VelUr" cnif WI.theut fur thm" nrt 'em,? interesting new herringbones and salt-and-pepper m xtur-s. eu en l.,ec. English lines, belted an lined throughout with plain color silk. These are almost half price Youthful Chinchilla Coats ' Special at $25 in n? nly SUdi C,0iUs nre m'irke(I hnlf s much again. They are with nI,U? fl"? bfwn in Ue me,,e.18' u '""-length medd lined w!!il SiS XXtetS. W'th ". 'ch is lined At $25 te $39 there is nearly every fashionable kind of Winter coat that n.v woman could went. Mostly of velour, succinic and bS ?iv ux in navv due, brown, reindeer and black. Every coat is fiSed wi h edk and tZT Cata w,th ?r Vith0Ut fur' Cheic of bcavcrctte iutrie Australian opossum, skunk-opossum and wolf, the latter sc Tseft thnV many peeple would think it fox. ft thnt $ KtSl:XV "TV ! cut. of many klndn. trimmeu ff 7.;'," '" . CttV" w U "thers nre of the most fas ,, i: ,""""? l""L?mm. (Market) 1 Emphasized the I -LJMw if i W tlPlfili L ' '' , ill I WE i ZjHL.. ! 7 .ifj $25 t$20 ll At $55, $65 te $125 .81 ' iM nnd fox. All are ,wM vw......K tuuvurium, eeauiuuiiy l.ned. , VM