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Friends.

F1SUus.
Friends Meeting. corner Fourth and
West streets frst dag school 245 a. m
Meeting for divine worship az II. Fourth
day a, As; Joint mid work meeting
az Tenth and Harrison.
New Church
New Jerusalem Church Pennsylvania
Avenue and Broome street. Rcy George
Henry Dole. pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morning by the pastor. subject
1913. Secret Faults Lentcn Ser
vices Friday afternoon al 40
Unitarian Church.
Father Tyrrell. the Jesuit Scholar.
Or the Modernlst Movement in the
Church III Rome will be the subject
Of the sermon in the series on Modern
Truthseekers" b. Rev. ". A. Erooman
in the Unitarian Church. West street.
above Eighth. SUNDAY morning Public
service al Il a. III All pews arc FREE
and everyone welcome The following
subject will be "Tostoi- the greatest
Of the Russians.
Christian Science.
First church of Christ. Scientist
Park Place and EanBuren street VIII
hold services Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock and Sunday evening at g. sub
ject Of the lesson sermon, Man"
Christian and Missionary Alliance.
Sunday Service at the Christian and
Missionary Alliance, 504 West Fifth
street: $50. Prayer service; 1890, Re
ception OF members and Communion
service; zoo Sunday School, $50
Young Peoples Meeting; 7.30. Evan
gelistic Service, consisting Of song and
praise, sermon b. the pastor and a
prayer service al the close
Gospel Mission.
The Gospel Mission will have an all
day meeting Sunday starting at 8, with
Chester people in charge.
Hazel Dell Mission.
Hazel Dell Mission Leo Hanson will
preach at 1890. Sunday school at 230
Christian Endeavor at $50 Preaching
al 80 by George J.. Norris.
First.
First Seventh Day Adventists Church,
1904 Howland street Rev. +. II. Collier
pastor Preaching Saturday morning
at II. Sabbath school. and other regu
lar meetings at the usual hours.
Progressive spirtualists.
Religious and Message Service sun
day evening 745 at the First Progress
sivo Spilituaiist Church. Pythian Castle
Hall 90G West street. conducted by
Mrs Ellen M Gof, Iicentiate. Messages
b. NJ Dorwart, Of Philadelphia. Pa
Fraternal Spirltualists.
Services at Eden Hall at 7.3O D. m.
by Mrs. Moore. Messages by Mr. Zinn.
Latter Day Saints.
Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints (Mormons) will hold services
Sunday evening az 7.30 in Eden Hall.
208 w Tenth street
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PRESBYTERIAN.
United.

JnItf0.
United Presbyterian Church. Third
and Broone streets. Rev. \. y. Cal-
houn. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
sabbath school and other regular meet
inCs at the usual hours.
Hanover.
Hanover Presbyterian church, Eigh-
tcenth ana boulevard. Icv. Charles II.
Iiohncr pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning aud evening by the pastor.
Subject 1890, Lessons From the Presi-
dents Inaucuration: 7.30. The Desired
Haven" Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
Westminster.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
| Rev Charles l.. CandcC. pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and afternoon
by the pastor. Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
At the j o'clock scrvic" Dr. CandCc
viii deliver the second Of his talks on
/ the "Beatitudcs.
First and Central
First and Central Presbyterian
/ Church. Market street above Ninth.
Preaching tomorrow morning h3 I.
Herbert Rue 4 member oi the l'hila-
dclphla Gidrous. Subject. y Loving
Father" 80 l;c1. Charles l.. Candec.
j. D.. subject. - Wei Balanced Life"
Sunday school and other regular meet
ines at the usual hours.
West.
West Presbyterian Church, t.iehth
and Washington streets, EcN. L. frank
| lin Smiley, -. d. pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by pas
tor 1890. holy communion and rcccp-
tion of now members. 80. subject.
The Bctraycr Sunday school ami
other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
0liVet.
Ohvet Presbyterian church. Fourth
and Broome streets. Rev. Joel 5. Gil
fllan pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by pastor. sun
day school and other regular meetings
et the usual hours.
Green,ille.
Greenvllle Presbyterian church ken
nett pike. Rev. Thomas Kerr. pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning by the
/ minister. Subject l0,45. At the
+ eElpie Gate, SUNDAY SCDnfH at 9.3u n
m; Y L. :. &. r.. at : y. IN
Elsmere.
ElSnere Presbyterian Church. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening by
Rev L. McMaster Subject II. The
Golden Key Of Prayer" 80. "Counting
tho Cost" sunday school and other
regular meetings At the usual hours
I{rSt naIouara CIV
i First Presbyterian Church oi Della
ware City. Rev. Robert Claiborne Pit
zer. pastor. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by the pastor sub
ject 1890. Alpha and Omega" 30
Gods Forgiveness; an cvanEcIistic
service. sunday school and other reg
ular meetings nj tho usual hours
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United Presbyterian Church. Third
and Broone streets. Rev. \. y. tal-
houn. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
sabbath school and other regular meet
inCs at the usual hours.
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Sell your old furniture through Every
Evening want ads.
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Hanover.
" cstminster.

Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Charles l.. Candcc. pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and afternoon
by the pastor. Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours
At the O'Clock service Dr Candco
viii deliver the second Of his talks on
the "Beatitudcs
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Friends Meeting. corner Fourth and
West streets first dag school 945 a. m
Meeting for divine worship az II. Fourth
day a 745. Joint mid work meeting
az Tenth and Harrison.
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special rates for six-time insertions
~ want ads
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Trinity.

Trinity F. (. Church Delaware ave
nue. and Adams street. Rev. Frederick
NJ kirkus. rector Holy communion
a m. Litany. holy communion and ser
mon at II an Evening prayer and
sermon At 7.45 p. IL. Rev. r NJ
kirkus Will preach IN the morning and
evening
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
m man uFI.

Emmanuel r Z. Church. Seventeenth
and Riyerview avenue Holy Commun-
ION. "a a. m. Church 81 hool s45. holy
communion and sermon. 100 a. N
evening prayer and sermon 80 j. III.
Thursday evening prayer and sermon al
- p. NJ. Rev. John VI. Groton will
preach.
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Aslury.

AAsury N h Church. Third and Wal
nut streets. Rev George White Dawson
paMor. Preaching tomorrow morning
by the pastor and evening by Key
Luther NJ Broadway. Subject. 1880.
salvation BY Suffering ,. m sun
DAY - hool 30 n, kpwoTth League.
Ms.eting Of the othClal board and cen
t.nary workers Monday, 80 p. III.
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NJ. John 5.

St johns ?. Z. Church. Concord
avenue and Market street Rev. Alban
Richey D D., rector. Preaching TO-
morrow morning by the rector al Il
a. m and evening by the curate al 7.45
p m Sunday school. and other regular
meetings at the usual hours 80 a. m.
Holy Communion: $50 q. n. Church
school: 100 a IN. Morning Service and
Sermon. 7.45 p. N. Evening Prayer and
~. Andrews.
s. Andrew p. Z. Church Shipley and
Eight streets. Rev L. u TrapneI.
rector Holy Communion. 500 q. ~.
Bible Class and Church school 9.45:
Holy Communion and sermon at 100
a. m Evening Prayer and Address
al A >. IN.
calvary.
Calvary Episcopal Church, Third and
Washington streets. Rev. l.. II. stevens.
rector Holy Communion and Sermon
tomorrow morning at l0.45 by the Rt.
Rev Philip Cook D D.. Bishop Of Del
aware. Blowing Bubbles" 7.30 a. m.
Holy Communion. $50 Church School;
90 p IN. Victory Guild.
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Mo.aAha Memorial NJ. +. church,
boulevard and Twenty seo ond street
Rev George & Williams, pastor Holy
communion tomorrow morninG At lu.So.
Al 5x0 Rev. W Z Greenfield. y y.
VIII preach sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
Evsnselistic services each evening this
vuaA at Brandyw1ne Church McCaoe
ronxre.<afion Will participate
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New Churcl

New Jerusalem Church Pennsylvania
Avenue and Broome street. Rcv. George
Henry Dole pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morning by the pastor subject
1913. Secret Faults Lentcn Ser
vices Friday afternoon al 40
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I nion.

,.,.,,, a l., church Fifth and Wash
-. I,cv. Harvey Winfield
,.,,.,, - - pnstnr. Preaching to-
morrow evening l\ th' l''N.''
,,..epttpn ot members and holN conf
munion 80. ne llN'i'' ~ -,
dnN school and other regular iht''ii'h'
IA tht usuad hours mon tINl'vs
u4.h Harrison street and - '"' ;
.har, hos Af Harrison street 'hut' y
each evening during the CominE Wc'N'
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Brack-Kx.

Brack-Ex Nj r. Church. Rev r II
Adams. pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
subject. 1876. EHjahs Translation
so. Giving 10 God sunday school
and other regular meetings al the usual
hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
t.rnce.

Grace NJ T. Chur, h, \inth and West
.tr.,ts Eev J ". X. SuInwalt. laS'"i.
PREACHING tomorrow eNcnlhh
pastor 1890. sacrament ot the i-ord
upper 20. The Man v IN !" i'''i'
Rnbn," SUNDAY school and other r>SA-
H., meetings N thu usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
>ll,erhrooh.

stlycrh,ook NJ. y church. opposite
linton l'atk Gardens. key. -lW"'u =
Jones' pastor ftca'hlnG t"'''l Nv
moruug aud evening hN th' pdS''' !.
subject le.So. our LIVER irCS'''', !. !,
lord so. The Faultlcss Christ
SUNDAY school and other regular h''''
iuss at the regular hours. Sa'r'''l''.l's nH'.l'.
al thc Lords supper Al thc morning
e,.tNh,e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
Epworth.

Epvorth Nj T. church. Tenth and
.,rnhard streets Rev 7 r. Beau
I, ,haInp. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
n,.xnins by The pastor subject, 1890.
Tn. Triumph of righteousness '-so
ss~rnon by Rev. I Sard. sunday
.rhool and other regular meetings n
IN. usual hours A. 50 there viii he a
union serxice led ~ Rev. T } Sard.
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swedish.

swedish VI. r. church Ill taSt
Eleventh street. Key Joscph karllnG.
,astnr Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening hy The pastor. 80 The
Awful II christ lnid Not Arl~, sun
loy urhool and othr reguial meetings
a. the usual hours.
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Trinity.

Trinity NJ + Church. corner Of
Twenty Sc end and Church streets.
Rev L. II. Collins pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning by the pastor
subject. 1890 The Deht We owe the
Lords supper 80 preaching 10y Rev.
G. W Bounds ~ kIngswood NJ. +.
church. SUNDAY school and other regu-
lar meetings al the usual hours. Rev
Clarence Keen will giyc an object scr
mon 70 the Sunday school at r. II.
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COoknan.

Cookrnan n. + Church. Fourteenth
and du Pont streets. Rev. W. @ Harris.
,astor Preaching tomorrow morning
aud evening by the pastor. Subject,
lO.sO stirring the Eagles Nest, 1.30.
Sampson's Plight Sunday school and
other regular meetings al the usual
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05

4Y.sle, ~ r church Linden ard
f.ckson streets Rev. Zack w Wells
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by pastor. 1890 com
rnuniun service 80. First Things
First Sunday school and other rcgu-
H,r r.eetings at the usual hours. Mid
e,R prayer meeting and Bible study
W.d sday evening There "ili ~ Il
ta,,fa. Thursday evening for The pur-
l.os, ~ ougauIzing a mems club
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Rarhardson Park NJ + Church, Rev.
Arthur w Goodhand. pastor. Preach
- ,or,orrav Iuuln.nE ~ tho pastor.
40 gpo,ial missionary sermon. so
,,,,.sionarv program hy thu Sunday
.rhoal SUNDAY :, hool and other rvgu-
lar mectings a. the usual hours.
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Mt SaleIu Methodist Episcopal
Chur, h. Nineteenth ard ", Saleu4 lane.
i.ev Leonard white, pastor 1880.
,acr,nen' q the Lord ; supprI preach
= 81 80. Spiritual Suicide. sun
.ay school and other regular meetings
az ne usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
kineswoOd.

kiuEswood NJ. r. Chuich Fourteenth
aud Claymout streets. ltry George ".
Hounds pastor Addresses tomorrow
morning ny Rev. Clarence Keen and the
pastor. 7.3O. sermon by Rev. F G.
sunfeld d. d. Sunday school and other
regular meetings AZ the usual hours
Rev and Mrs Clarence Keen will sins.
n the morning service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
Harrison Street

Harrison street NJ +. church. Sev-
,nth and Harrison streets. Key v r
H.bhlrt. pastor Prcachin9 tomorrow
mornins aud evening hy pastor lo.oo
holy communion Z 80. The Joy q Sal
Nstton sunday hool aud "'htr i'-d-
lsr meetings at the usual hours
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- Paul's NJ +. Church Tenth and
Jackson streets Rev Carlisle 7. Hub
bard d D pastor Preaching tomor-
row morning and evening by pastor
subject 1890. Communion Meditation /"
50 stop Thief" Sunday school and
rther regular meetings at the usual
hours
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Eastiake NJ. y. church, Thrtie,h anu
Tatnall streets. Rev. +. {. Sunne"' pas ae
Ton, Communion service ~ iv'Sv ~
preaching Ivy T.. H. Collins NJ ''oV'
sunday school and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05

Mt. Enon Baptist Church. Rev. A. G..
Scott pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by pastor. Sun
day school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours. Revival meetings
will continue throughout the week.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
For Two Bachelor Maids

Start the basket with a founda-
tion Of canned soups and boxes Of
crackers. For soup, a cheese
dish with bacon, or a heavy salad,
toasted waters, simple dessert of
fruit and coffee will make d satisfy
ing repast for most women with
little preparation and fewer dishes.
Staples must have a place IN a
bachelor girls basket, however, so
add canned vegetables (tiny lima
beans and peas(, in the small cans
holding just enough for two, with
out any "left-overs." Then small!
can of coffee. box OF tea, a can
OF pork and beans, and dried milk
for emergencies.
Such additions as mayonnaise,
chill sauce, box Of bouillon cubes,
u can of crab meat or lobster and
a box of thinly sliced bacon will
find d welcome in such a basket.
Soluble chocolate for their break
last, cocoa, peanut butter, L glass
of marmalade and a package Of
dates, figs or raisins are not to be
neglected.
To insure a pretty basket, as well
as 4 practical one 8 medium sized
fancy fruit basket might be chosen,
with decorative handle, and some of
the prosaic cans and jars be dis
gnised in soft colored paper with
gay fruit atop of the whole. These
baskets are perfect market baskets
for delicatessen shopping, and how
your dealer will love you If you
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
The Married Two Who Work

Little time for grocery shopping
has the partnership of wage-earners
and no time at all for careful buy
ing, so choose with thought for
sturdy foods and delectables which
are easily and quickly made ready to
be eaten. a goodly supply Of canned
fruits for desserts ard salads
peaches, apricots or pineapples lin
glass for beauty. Remember the
delicious canned soups which with
little cream or water added make
a-plenty for two from one small can;
cream of tomato is always welcome,
SO is mock turtle; canned spaghetti,
crab meat, tuna fish, sliced bacon
and OK tongue, Saline waters, pea
nut butter, jar Of cheese, honey
and narnalade for sandwiches, bot
tied mayonnaise. chilli sauce and cat
sup for salads and meat dressings,
bouillon cubes, geiatine, plum pud-
ding, and for breakfast fruit or
evening salad a can of grapefruit
hearts. Way down in the bottom OF
the basket tuck can Of the best pos
sible coffee-for nothing SO complete
ly makes meal satisfying as deli
cious coffee well made.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
The SEaui-ln7s Basket

Make this one very gay with un-
usual fruits. Shop 1T the importing
fruiterer's, and then add box OF
special Orange Blossom tea, a bot
tie Of grape juice or loganberry vine.
can Of grapefruit hearts and sliced
pineapple. Underneath all OF the
attractive looking bundles tuck a box
Of dried spinach powder; thiz added
TO the hot milk makes a delicious
cream spinach soup, nutritious am
health giving and easy so make.
A box Of gelatine, bouillon
cubes Of beef or chicken, jams and
jellies could certainly be thert-
(bar-le due, guava and calvez-foot e.
pecially), and figs, dates and canned
boned chicken and tongue would bf
welcomed. The peculiar likes ane
disIikes Of your shut~in, if Enown,
may be catered 20, bat any of ths.
listed foods would be fitting for al
invalld's basket.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
sc for Family Friends from the Institutes Christmas Tree

ordinary grills, too, are priced SO
that they are entirely within reason
for most folks' Christmas tree.
There are SO many styles and
kinds, and the costs vary from $40
TO SS5, that your choice may be
made from big assortment.
htectasc psrcoldtors, perhaps, come
next IN favor, and eight of them
grace our list Of approved appli-
ances- Good ones may be chosen
from $3.50 to $25, and your choice
may be in copper or nickeled finish,
with much ieeway in style and
shape OF course, one doesn't give
electrlc pexcolators TO mere ac-
quaintances, but there is an most
families the girl at college or bach
ing 1t in an apartment, or the mar
ried son or daughter who has yet TO
acquire the luxury of quickly
''perked" morning beverages.
Electric chot7lg dishes are higher
IN price, but occasionally a purse
stretching occurs at Christmas and
some favored sister. cousin. aunt
or best girl-benetits. Three elec-
trio models are on the Institute list
and prices are from $3.50 to So.
Need further praise be sung Of
the electric iroa2 For any woman,
whether she be housekeeper in her
osvn home, travelling or managing
just one room, a good electric iron
IS needed and heartily appreciated.
Electric irons from $3.50 to ss may
be chosen from the tested and ap-
proved models on our Christmas
tree
While your thoughts dwell with
those 8ho must iron, remember that
many other devices SO Christmas
like as washing machines, dishwash-
ing machines and other large house
mold helps are always welcome to
households in which they are un-
known and perhaps needed-~this is
q tip to husbands and grown-up
brothers-and these are listed for
your convenience at the Institute
end Of your telephone.
Ii the particular she or he in CUES
tion has need of q tiny reading E1anp
one that Is not merely an adorn-
nlent Of the desk but one which will
give excellent light and wear well
with time--why not an electric table
lamp? As low as $3.50 and up to 50
there are such lamps to be had, and
all have been put through their PAGES
by the Institute engineer.
a portable water heater or coYr-
plnation heater and egg cooker
would prepare the bachelors egg and
beverage and would be all all
around acceptable gift for any
man or woman. For Invalid cookery
where small amounts of especially
prepared foods are needed for the
nursery or for heating baby's mill,
when travelling and for many other
emergencies. such a heater would
be most acceptable. From $t2.50
up they may be bought.
our tree is big and strong and
Includes beneath It's branches such
things as electric stoves, electric
table-stoves and even vacuum clean
crs, but lack Of space prohibits our
telling about thena here. If you
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
Luxury Basket fer Tea

IL She lives alone, and whether or
not she dimes alone, she viii enjoy
a basket to share With tea guests
Start with the tea itself; include AT
Orange Pekoe and ar English break
fast tea, so that all tastes may be-
satisfied. Then add a tiny package
Of cloves, a box Of cinnamon (fos-
cinnamon toast, and saitines fer
emergencies and Il boz or two af
fancy crackers. Add a jar Of
grated parn,esan cheese for chessr
toast, a jar of stuffed datss AnG
salted nuts and a jar of fine figs
In the world Of marmalades add the
grapeiade, orange msrmalade, Dor
row the bar le due from the in
valid's basket and surely have rasp-
berry and strawberry jam for tae
time toast.
For sandwiches there ls crsh,
tongue or chicken, with chill sauce
~@A%A % Jf- O- LID } y l4LA<1Lesc Lux AlAAsAI
and seasoning. The favored cheese
for quick use on crisp crackers
might be added. The various sweei
waters and cakes to be had in boxes
would be welcome in NEST tea bar
kets. AS a special tea table tonch
add d box of cut sugar and lemonsz
and oranges for color. A tiny silvel
teaspoon tea ball or bone lensors
fork would complete the party.
Conserved or glace marrons ip
large or small glass jars should r.os.
be neglected, and even . jar Of giacs
cherries might be added to add color
to the tea table.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11

served any time bot, with or with
out cream, and prove both delicious
and soothing whatever the cause
Of the collapse.
Such delicacies as caviar, tarra-
gon vinegar, bottled horseradish
and French mustard would add in
terest, and in such a basket a deep
sea lobster might be encouraged to
flock with kippered herring for
festive repasts.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
1t WiU Work for You, Too
Brooklyn, Dcc. 9, 1921.

Brooklyn Dcc. O., 1921.
The Tribune situte,N New AorkC
When / attended Thirty.
fourth of the
of value
mas
Now interested in another
Your booklet of help the purchase
if had Il. lost the
feel grateful %
think few friends good OF copy.
carly these booklets will be A.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11

both OF whom work out" and their
hasty breakfast and evening dinners
are often sighted because neither
one has time to shop. Consider the
case OF the bachelor housekeeper--
his is an attractive place of we'll
chosen prints, rugs and correct
lamps, but how we'll stocked is his
pantry shelf? There arc the
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
By Edna |. Sparkl1aan and
Florence r. Brobeck

T HE Institute is having 4
large Christmas party this
I year ard the biggest tree
.ger. blooming with suggestions
about what 70 give other folksi
gyery Institute reader is invited
md she is welcome co as many sug-
ssst;ous as she wants. There are
Anough and 10 spare to go around in
he housewives forum, so that gifts
for your own family, fer bachelor
.risnds, for the ktchenetting couple,
sor the TWO struggling bachelor
iris or for the shut-in invalid may
auickIy be selected with d minimum
If struggle.
Back OF your choice, whether it
he nut picks OF tea carts or 3 "bas-
set for the rich" of delectable
foods, there shines the guiding star
ii the Institute seal. 1t tops our
shristmas tree and casts Il guiding
gleam this year over foods as we'll
e anniia1ces.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
Mother Markets for Santa Clauses

TF YOU have food imagination a
specially grocery store at this
season of the year is as alluring as
Tiffany y's-maybe more so, viewed
from the pocketbook's angle. But
when you want to send foods dc
luxe as bit Of Christmas cheer and
portable hospitality so 10 speak, you
want to be sure of their quality.
When packing Christmas baskets,
small or large, the Institute tested
lists of foods will help you out. Here
are few instances of how it would
work, but the list Of foods itself
covers some 600 itenls. We can tell
you where TO shop for them but
Charles & Co., Park & Tilford and
Acker, MerralI & Condit are apt u,
carry these brands, except in the
case of parcel post deliveries of GER
5ain outputs.
The Inyaiid's Basket
NuA!llllg over tne Senerdl ouGSes-
tions made for this basket, in which
quality is especially essential, brands
approved might read: Salada, Lip
toms or White Rose teas; Phez log
anberry juice and Welch's grape
juice; Spanish-American grapefruit
hearts; Libby's Hawaiian pineapple;
Cookelized spinach powder pitts
field, Mass, parcel post); Armour's
chicken bouillon cubes; Oxo and
Steero beef cubes; Knox or Cox's