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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Remington Post to
Install Officers

The newly elected officers Of the Robert
f. Remington Post No. 81, American
Legion will be installed at a meeting
to be held tonight in the Chamber OF
Commerce. Humphrey c. Harrington is
the new commander of the post.
The Remington Post, which has been
augmented recently by the addition Of
several other smaller legion organiza-
tons, tonight will receive the Arthur
Rowan Post, composed of former service
men residing in West indianapolis.
Claude f. Gregg, State commander, and
Frank II. Henley, State adjutant, will In
stall the officers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
OHIO MAN TRIES
TO KILL FAMILY
Uses Stone Chisel in Attack
on Divorced Wife and
Children.

DAYTON, Ohio, Jan. 5.-Using stone
chisel, Alexander Thompson attempted
to kill his family at midnight at Sidney,
according to word received by relatives
here today.
The Thompsons were divorced. Mrs.
Thompson is reported dying and two of
the six children also are at the point of
death. Two others have a chance to re
cover. Hope Of saving the others has
been abandoned. Thompson slashed his
throat but it is believed he will live.
A pint bottle with some liquor in it
was found after the crime. Two Of the
girls begged for their lives and were not
attacked, it is said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
INDIANA MAN
IN DEATH CELL
Will Be ElectrOcuted in Ohio
Penitentiary>March "a.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Jan. Edward
Monett. Howell. Ind. murderer, sen
fenced from Akron, Ohio, sat in a death
cell in the State peuitentiary here today
waiting for his electrocution.
1T viii be all over March -, and I'll
be glad Of it," ne said. Death win he
relief to me. feel fine. but I sure
am sorry. But then I couldn't be for
given If l wasn't"
Moffett said he had not smoked for
three months and all his time had been
occupied in waiting for the arrival Of
his final day He was convicted Of muir
dering his wife
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Held for Daughters
Death After 9 Years

MADISON, Wis. Jan. 5-Martin Lem
lerger today was ordered held on a man
slaughter charge in connection with the
murder Of his daughter, Z, after John A.
johnson had served nine years in prison
for the crime. Accusation against the
father resulted from Johnsou's pardon
hearing.
Lemberger viii never be brought to
trial, as the statute of limitation out
laws trial after six years.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Believe Man Wanted
in Blackmail Murder

Los ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 5.--Oun
Clark Walker. %. was Jailed here today
on Geographic warrant from Gallup,
y. NJ, charging murder.
The arrest was believed to have been
In connection with the murder Of Joseph
". Blackwell, son of the Bull Durham
King and his beautiful wife. Police
maintained secrecy regarding the arrest.
The Blackwells were found shot to death
in front OF their home at Gallup re-
Gently.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Get Marcel Wave and
Improve Mentality

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Jan. SIT Is pretty
generally agreed that beauty may be
stimulated by scientific treatment.
But. inquire q number Of Columbus
residents, how can marcel or shampoo
cause a girl to be credited with a per-
feet percentage at her mid-term or final
exam?
The query IS prompted by the follow
ing ad, inserted IN a university paper:
We are causing co eds to pass 100
per cent exams. Our scientific way of
treating face and scalp stimulates mental
effort"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
C. M. & C. Line Gets
Permission to Build

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5,-The Chicago,
Milwaukee and Gary Railway Company
was granted authority by the Interstate
Commerce Commission today to construct
en- addition to Its line from Aurora t.
Joliet, H., at A cost Of S270O,O0O In
order to defray the expenses for the
building of the new line, the commission
granted the road permission to retain
all its excess earnings to be used for that
purpose.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Coffin to Address
Labor Union Men

Charles r. Coffin, president Of the In
dianapolis Chamber Of Commerce. will adj
Dress the members of the Central Labor
Union in the temple, at Al West Pearl
street, Monday evening Mr. Coffins ad-
dress will be one of a series under the
auspices of the labor union The meet
ings are designed to cement the relations
between employee and employer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
MINERS
ARE STARVING
Government Asked to Aid
Helpless Families.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Contradicting
the statement OF Governor f. F. Morgan
of West Virginia, that widespread starva-
ton did not exist among miners in that
State. the United Mine Workers Of Amer
lea announced here today that the local
union at Marfork W. Va, the members
of which say their families are starving
has written directly to President Hard
ing appealing for Government aid to
prevent suffering.
It was stated the letter was signed by
G L. Barnett. W. NJ. Brooks, c. D.
Combs and A Catron, members Of a com
mittee Of miners.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Find Body Frozen
in Block of Ice

KEARNEY, N. J., Jan. 5.-Police to-
day said the body found frozen in n block
Of ice near here might be that of a muir
der victim. They were waiting for the
ice and mud to melt from the body TO
examine it closely and determine whether
1t was that of a man or woman. The
body was scantily clad but a bundle OF
clothing, believed to have belonged to the
victim, was found nearby
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Injunction Issued
in Motor Bus Case

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Judge K. NJ. Ian
dis today issued an injunction restrain
ing the Fay Motor Bus Company Of
Rockford from disposing of any &c rs
assets, pending decision. on suit by sew
eral of the creditors of the concern for
appointment of receiver.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Former Jap Premier
Suffers Relapse

TOXIC, Jan. 5-Marquis Shigenobu
Okuma, one of the leading statesmen Of
Japan, has suffered a relapse from his
recent Illness and his condition is con-
sidered serious.
Marquis Okuma, who is former pre-
mier of Japan and an outstanding fig
ure in Japanese affairs for the last
thirty-fv years. is 50.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
MOTORS
SALE ORDERED
Court Sets Minimum Bid at
$8,OOO,OO0.

DETROIT, Jan. 5-Federal Judge
futile today ordered the Lincoln Motors
Company sold at a receivers sale Feb 4
1t was understood certain interests
have raised 100000 to make the pur-
chase. The new company, it was said,
would continue the Lelands in control.
The Durant interests also are expected to
bid,
Stockholders will receive $50 a share
for the stock. This is based on the state
ment Of Judge Tuttle that nothing less
than $4,000 would be acceptable.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Belmont Injured in
Fall From Horse

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-August Belmont,
banker and sportsman, will be confined to
his room about ten days as result Of
being thrown from his horse at his win
ter estate at Garnet, S. G., it was said
today. Mr. Belmont was brought to his
home here yesterday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
TWO HEIRS ARE LOST

FERNIE, B. c., Jan. 5.-When Thomas
jennings died here last February, leaving
a large estate to his son, Thomas H., and
his daughter, Lillian E.. the authorities
anticipated no trouble in locating the two
heirs. However after nine months
search they are completely baffled. No
trace of either has been found.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Pershing and Dawes
Inspect Oil Fields

MEXIA, Texas, Jan. 5.-Included in
party of prominent men who arrived here
today for an inspection Of the surround
fnk oil fields are General John J. Perish
ing and Budget Director Charles Z.
Dawes.
After an inspection of the oil fields the
party will disband.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
APPROVE PERU BOND ISSUE.

The State board of tax commissioners
today approved a bond issue of S25 900
for the city of Peru. which is to be used
Tor the purchase and instalIment Of a new
boiler in the municipal electric light
plant. The issue will bear per cent in
terest.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05

z NJ b r o 1 d E r Y
EDGING. 25c quail
ity, bolt.
SHOE LACES, any
length, pair.....7c
MILDLY ENIBLEMS,
with braid and lace,
sec quality -..19c
sEW-ON SUPPORT
Frs, 25c quail
lty .-..-..-.-. 1SC
BABY PANTS, small,
medium and large;
SOC quality 33G
TON GARMENT
SHIELDS, S1.39
quality ....-...-O SC
First Floor,
Northeast.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05

PEARL BUTTONS,
up to 19c qualities,
dozen, 1OC
DARNING COTTON.
mercerized, 45-yard
ball .............3C
c Hill d r II Ms
COMFORT WAISTS,
See quality....37c
GRID LIE S, Betsy
Ross, elastic. with
supporters. $1.9S
quality .....S1.29
BIAS TAPE, white
and colors, 15c
quality ..-.......Sc
RIG K p a C X
BRAID, 6-yard bolts,
25c quality ......15c
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Third Floor.
HOSIERY

HUBER Y
PURE THREAD SILK HOSE
FOR WOMEN, seamless foot,
fashioned leg, Isle garter
tops; black, white, brown
and smoke; extra special
6 pairs, $1,000, co.
pair. .................UC C
BUSTER BROWN STOCK
TNGS FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS, medium weight, fine
or heavy ribbed, seamless.
fully reinforced: the fine
ribbed are in black, white
and cordovan; sizes 6 to 9t2;
heavy ribbed in black; sizes
6 to II; special g Or
pairs, $3.50. pair. .ZJC
First Floor, Southwest.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
CURTAINS AND
DRAPERIES


CURTAIN AND DRAPERY
MATERIAL, short lengths,
suitable for small windows
and doors; net, wolfe, mar
quisette and overdrapery fab
RIGS; various colors-
Up 10 75c qualities,
yard .........12hG
Up to $3.50 qualities,
ydrQ ....-......Z bG
WASHABLE CROSS STRIPE
PORTIERES, for window dra-
peries, 21a yards long, fringed
bottom, stripe pattern, green
and rose; $3.50 O. 0E
quality, pair. .... y sJO
ODD WINDOW SHADES, for
windows and doors, Opaque
cloth Oh spring rollers; vari-
Gus sizes and colors; slightly
soiled and imperfect; On
up to S1.00 quality. .OJC
DRAPERY CaETONNES,
yard wide, light and dark
backgrounds, desirable pat
terms and colorings; suitable
for draperies or furniture and
cushion covers, up to or
50c qualities, yard. .ZJC
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
NOTIONS Friday Bargain Day Prices

s A y L T A r Y
A p r o y $. pure
rubL er. 69c quail
fty ........47c
SANITARY BELT
WITH NAPKIN, soc
quality ........49c
$ A y 1 T A II Y
BELTS. elastic, SOC
quality .......29c
FANCY CARRIERS.
of shirred ribbon,
$3.50 quaEty....9Sc
LINGERIE TAPE,
pink, blue and white.
10c quality &c
L L n G E r 1 E
: II o L l. ID + r
STRAP r IB b o y.
1212c quality....7c
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Bedding and DOrnestics

COTTON BLANKETS. double
bed size, soft aud fleecy tan
body with neat color stripe on.
borders; S125 quality. .OJC
BEDsPREADs, regular bed
size, good range of patterns
(llmit two to Gus CT AZ
toner. extra special. . /. 10
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, yard
wide 1--WE reserve the right to
limited quantities), extra 01hc
special. yard .............S/ZC
PERCALE. yard wide, big va
riety patterns, suitable for
house dresses, aprons, etc; light
and dark navy, shepherd checks,
shifting patterns, etc; TO-
extra special, yard .........1OC
OUTING FLANNEL, q inches
wide, assorted color stripes on
light grounds, soft and fieecy
Oimit 10 yards to a Gus IN
toner, extra special, yard. 1UC
HOPE BLEXCHED MUSLIN,
yard wide, desirable 1911
lengths, yard ,.......... 1 L/ZC
BLACK SATEEN, yard wide,
nicely mercerized, nice weight
for dresses. aprons, etc; 90.
special yard .EJC
FEATHERPROOF KING.
80 inches wide, heavy weight In
staple blue stripes Qimit 10
yards TO a customer, %
special. yard .......... ZJC
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Bleached Sheeting

II l. f AC HE'D SHEETING,
Mohawk" o. width 20.
extra special yard. ..... .O0C
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
['NOOLS FACING
100000 DEFICIT
,..,.,.sd Pay and Additional
4 classes Have Wiped Out
Appropriations
|pusH BUILDING PLANS

| ,.ao,, o, 5000, 900 is faced by the
80 = ~ Education for this year. This
DT.'I - h,,s to be made up In the ap.
v'n ,.,,ons -" for 1923 when the budget
t'D,,n,ld D..mu,led next month. The total
. wbIch was estimated for this
n0s" , e,penses by the Board was
~. o. 44s. $3.50. To this was added
-, 300. 900 from the actual real
sD0.. . assessment over the estimated
,pessment". ,uo,u,..., tn
Al Ann,dsst a and the shortage has come
fse su, vuTS through increasing the number
looui ~ school classes. the increased
N.Y.. ut.eochers ard additional teachers.
sy " failure of the state to pay
GDnsv .n% ", due by appropriation.
' m.. State treasury now owes the
Tne .,Tooi fnanciers SO, 151 900. OF
ccai eIos 200 was due in July. 1871.
nn s.i, s.y of the balance which was
Vne.naa" under the Finegan program
~ "d adopted by the last session OF the
s.aslsture was due last feoruar9, ana
4! 'rrsmaining sum fell due last July.
!ls /, estimated that the failure OF the
49,. 70 nay its debts has cost the
sa% s,a%S school authorities about SIO,OOC.
le,.b lecs nth, tbe loss of interest II the cash
tnrousn an hand and IN bank. and also
sHou.h W.. J The cost of borrowing money
nlIUusn ns- cant to pay current expenses
,i,eh his Is supposed to be paid BY State
|tunds. , u,a. hx William
~ Sa'i secretary Of tho board, to sup
pnoA, 4. Ssacit out OF current funds,
~ .hit ri ns1t years money will be un-
buldsned. .,a,v n...r.,.,n, Nth
Il, he advertised for three new school
EniIdinss n IN at an estimated cost Of more
|'nsn,sfy ssn sG' schools, and located as . fol-
s nrs. Third and Duncannon streets.
E,nth street and Oregon avenue, and
p Chestnut Hill. to replace the Gill
k.rt School.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
The NelU Hats at SO
Haze O. Real "Air'

Fresh from the workrooms of makers who
DO nothing put think and dream and live
HATS the whole season through. Each one
as it energies from its box, has an interesting
feature that belongs to itself alone.
For instance, one most fetching little hat
OF black panne velvet turns sheer off the face
with plated facing of bright silver cloth,
You've no idea how different and effective
it is-and of course, it will look equally we'll
with suit in the daytime and with frock
after six o'clock
Another widely dropping hat is banded
and bowed with FURNISHED gold ribbon that
has high lights of pure sunshine and deeply
tarnished shadows.
Another pretty draped hat that turns back softly
in front has its velvet facing quantity shocked and
pinned back with stiletto-like pins set with imitation
jewels.
Still another hat-quite big one-is weighted
down on one side by fold after fold of leaf-brown
velvet set in rufle-like founcings.
SO you see, they really "diferent'-and
these that we have told about don't begin to cover
the whole charming lot of them!
(Down Stairs Store. Markeb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
Fur Coats With ChOker
Collars, $9O-Fur Capes
With Ch0ker Collars, $l25

. Two fashionable models in the newly reopened Fur
Shop Down Stairs Both the cape and the coat of
heavily furred seadyed coney, usually called nearseal
Both are uxurousy silk lined The coat is 40 inches long
the 45 inches These urs ustrous that they
look much like the higher priced muskrat.
. All the Furs Down Stairs Are of What, Is Known
as "Wanamaker Quality
and they selected by the experts who choose the
furs for the Wanamaker Fur Salons Second Floor.
This the Down Stairs coats are much better than
recall offering the prices All are 40 or As
inch engthsong enough for the longer skirts Sleeves
are wider too and of the collars gathered that
they can be adjusted more gracefully.
These Are Some of the Women's Fur Coats
Sea-dyed coney 40 inches, $50; As inches 500
Seadyed with skunk collar and cuffs S25 TO 500
Seadyed coney coats with gray squirrel or beaver collars
and cuffs, 40 inches long $780,
Seadyed coney capes, 40 inches, S115
Natural muskrat sports coats 40 inches long 1925 and
Extra-Size Seal-Dyed Coney Coats. S1OO
Goats made especially for sizes IA n "a Tbes
coats are 40 inches long and have large collars ~
Small Animal Scarfs
Of kit fox at $3.50; squirrel $40 and s3 "a. i "
raccoon, $3.50; stone $35. F''' "'"N' S'''
Market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
SAMPLE H0usedresses Half
and Less Than Half at 50

=. maker closing out several of his finer
hnes OF housedresses turned these over to
us at price enabling us to offer this excep-
tional opportunity.
They are made of imported gingham
the kind that is soft and siIky-feeling to
ably
Straight-line belted styles. Long-waisted
models with skirts fulled under perky sashes.
various pretty collar ard vestee treatments
IN white or colored organdie
All sizes from 36 to 81 in blue prean
pink and black and white checks.
Stair
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
More han FifteenHundred
New Autumn FrOCks to
Choose From at S. to $25

Think of the joyous opportunity of it! The almost
unrestricted choosingthe really exceptional saving All
the way from So S25 may choose the of good
looking wemade frock which will friends eyclam
amazedy, Where did you get that attractive dress?
ana all the while one has that feeling of tremendous salts
faction that it is only becoming servceabe frock but
an extremely inexpensive one as we'll
Effectively embroidered and braided serges in more
or less tailored models only S5.
Now crepe de chine dresses with girde ornaments
panel peatlngs and draperies are $3.50 and $40. =
and wool
oher styles at the price Foe twill
chine and tricotine ~ - Nr0 ~
FROM 10 to $50 from
assortment Of
IN TACT for hour of the
ana rock Tor informal Also
ape dresses OF which there only Of
fo wills and ucoines mostly with sleeve enbroe es
and skirt drapelies. - ' ''0
ana then the 525 dresses! just brandnew on at
nS por PRICE would entail long ras Canton
crepe SKIRT ana iayy nted bodice has Woke
@ see or embroidered Canton model
mas de daperes that fall closely pated folds TO far
shrt hen An especially
made OF wool cponge and has and raunte o
OF striped Canton Really distinctNe ~ INV '''
And these but a OF many MANY dolrL.fuI
may choose from al s. to So5. 'e"'' ''''"H '''s
tDown Store MarLe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
4O-Inch Chiffon Velvet,
S. Yard

Its coloring is exquisitely opalescent. due
to the softness and thickness of the silk nap.
A combination silk-and-cotton back adds
serviceability, and the price is very mod
crate. Rich navy blue, Copenhagen, garnet,
plum, taupe and black.
40'lnch All'Silk Canton Crepe, So Yard '
Sapphire, cocoa, brown, Jade, bonfire
gray, navy, white and black! Whatever ones
need for softly luxurious silk, here are colors
and quality that will surely be satisfactorv
~. (Down stairs Store csntraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
The Whole Coat Question Is
Easily Solved When Good
Coats Are $l4.25 to $3.50

Almost thousand coats in Wanamakers Down Stairs
Fashion Store.
One great Of coats leads from close Juniper
street nearly to Thirteenth Then the Central Aisle Market
Street. Is devoted to sports coats Of all kinds and in add
ton the Little Coat Salon has finer furtrmmed coats at
$3.50, $65, $3.50, $3.50, $92.50 and upward
Beautiful Coats Without Fur Are
-. $50, $65, SIS, $3.50, $3.50
for women who wish to their furs Made of rich
bolivia and other soft coatings, they uxurouy lined
and experty tailored Sorrento blue brown black and navy
EXtra-Size Coats, $3.50 to $92.5O
Plain and fur trimmed
only one or two Of kind that be pleasantly
~
Fur-Trimmed Coats
$25, $780,, $3.50, $42.5O, $3.50
Substantial velour and bolivia satin lined
and with various kinds of fur collars ~ ~
Sports Coats of Surprising Quality and Style
$14.25 to $425O
Third shipment just arrived Of favorte
black and white and brown. ~ "
Hundreds Of other coats Of plaid back tweed nc
the desirable herringbon and weaves S60 70
$25O. ~ "' T ~
: Unusual Coats at $25
dozen sys Plain tan polo coats also
tan cincha and tweeds Some have
caly English style; Others for "dress collars
But there's practically exceponal
down Stairs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14

6X9 ft. Rugs
Wool and fibers, $50 to 80
Administers. =. $1S.Tj to S35
NeIEetS .............. $50
Wiltons. .S39 to SIS
7.6N9 ft. Rugs
Wool and fiberS SO to Sll.5O
Administers. $3.50 to $42.5O
NelVets ............. S32.5O
S.3XlO.6 It. Rugs
Wool and fibers, Sll.5O to sl4
NclvetS. -. $3.50 to $3.50
Administers. $3.50 to $3.50
Wiltons. ns........,,S65 to $S5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
Raisin Crll!ers


Place in mixing bowl
a aour and on..hav cups of -four,
we teaspoon of salt.
|lcpder, o'" '"'
0ne.hou teaspoon Of nutmeo.
EE"e'naV tcdSpoon Of ginger,
me- Ge Warteer teaspoon of alispice,
oone cup OF sugar..
cut twice. and then rub into the
mphree level tablespoons of Juiter
Place one egg in meas,,rine '"ure,, onn and
h y he ,ne orim with milk, turn in bowl
peat TO mix, use to form cruller
3n,. Aad one cup Of finely chopDed
H. l', ana blend well into the dough.
part OF the dough and roll on
tm,h tuLred pastry board, about one.
aner ",m ,nicK, cut. and lift to foured
uh'il the crullers arc cut out
w 'aSe crullcrs in the hand, shake
IN ne no9r' and stretch q little and
sbom, o"m',Aokihg'h hot fat, cook each crul-
sou1 Two minutes. Turn the crmI.
tha quickly as they come TO tho ron
"A e ,tt tiat' Lift to soft paper TO drain
En: '"e" roll In the following mix
Place In bowl,
eor, cup oJ graduated
0s'nap 0"s'np teaspoon Of cinnamon,
M, s't,'er teaspoon of nutmeg.
hd nj, ,"eli' and then place on paner
wi the crullers in this sugar.
r.e' in mixing bowl, ~""'
ndsa' Of three eoo,,
.'''n well and then add,
a.s me1o...ip esS1S,s.poo"' Of New orlean.
IOr, 'taso'espoons of cold cater,
| Orss ,,easpoon of oinger, ~
pam""aV teaspoon each OF oU,,jcc
FSmon and nutmeg. " ""'p''e'
n.ur n.ur tablespoons of mcJ,oJ ,., =,
~, '"'ee'q"artcrs cups of sittcd
|sd,,. %s level teaspoons ot bukiuo
folII - IN smooth batter, and then cut
tbrsa ~ lhe Hlitily beaten whites "f
hsede egg Turn in n lurrc vol.
IRe o.na aad Toured pan with n I tuho
in ner; maI and bake forty-fiyn min.
IN. moderate oven 35O dcnrno.
Ia hrn iurn from the pan ns soon "S,'os os
Cnur .ea on a clean ,ow"l fnid"I
~ ieinr "hen cold, ice with lemon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
These Good Rugs Are All Priced on the
Old Lower Basis of Cost

Since their purchase wholesale have advanced II
very soon Rugs brought
pceo we exceptional and
cu most durable and satisfactory rugs for homes a
afordlng of
patterns " '"'0eia'e'S priced rugs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
Warm Breakfast Coats of
Corduroy. S350

becoming negigee coats of wlde-wale cor
utroy' SOFT and nappy and pliable as velvet.
Easy 10 sip into and all-enve!oping when
donned. Rose, cherry, bluebird, Copenhagen
and purple. ,n ="