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IF SPRING LOVE BUG GETS YOU
DON'T BABBLE, ADVISES MUSS
The Man or Woman Who Wears Heart on
Sleeve for All to Behold Is Far From
Being a Dignified Creature
THERE Is a German ndngo which translated rends, "When the heart is full, trio
mouth runs over." Wo Americans have nnother way of expressing tho same.
ludicrous And pathetic situation. We say. "fie wears his heart on hq slecvo."
Now that spring Is upon us and all of Its sentimental concomitants are about
to reveal themselves; now that tho lover Is Imminent these bcliiB "I halcyon
days and every unmarried man, even tho crustiest bachelor, Is In danger
ot becoming a languishing sweetheart. 1 wish to Indlto a few words on tho
subject of that most undignified, that most pitiful, that most humorous of all
human creatures ho who wears his heart on his sleeve, whose heart Is so full
with the perfection and wonderment of his lovo that ho babbles to tho cir
cumambient air so that all may hear and laugh at htm.
I know a man who has already Buccumbcd to that Insidious bacillus with
Which Cupid's darts are tipped, from morning until night ho "moons," and
tho veriest stranger Is not Immune fiom his pestiferous ravings.
"Have you noticed tho cute- little feet Miss Hlank. has?" ho queried of a
business acquaintance tho other day.
Tho business acquaintance was forced to confess that ho had been remiss
lit making this observation. I may add for tho reader's benefit that Miss
Utank wears a No. 6 length and a D width, and that whatever clso may bo
said for hor pedal extremities, they are neither cuto nor little.
Later the lovelorn youth buttonholed a former name, and with many a
sigh recounted the further charms of Miss Dlank.
"Have you over had lunch with her?" ho said foolishly. "She cats like
h dainty little bird!"
Rumor hath it that tho appetite of tho lady. If not actually gargantuan, Is
at least adequate. But love knows no limits.
To me thero Is something exceedingly undignified In this lack of reserve
regarding tho emotion, which Is certainly the most sacred, tho most Intlmato
of all emotions. But If this asinine loquacity Is laughable and highly boring
In a man, It Is oven more inexcusable- In a woman, becauso a finer feeling for
delicacy In matters llko thesu Is expected of us.
Furthermore, a woman can be guilty of no greater folly than to prato In
cessantly of her lovo affairs. What Jack said last night, how he likes his
checso croquettes, the progress of his cunning mustache, his tasto In literature
all these may bo subjects of supreme Interest to Jack's beloved, but her friends
And It a little wearying to bo constantly reminded of them.
Then, too, lovo affairs occasionally havo the misfortune not to terminate
In matrimony, In which caso It must bo exceedingly embarrassing for tho erst
while lovers who have recounted' to their wide circle of acquaintanceship their
many little Intimacies.
It may bo true that "all the world loves a lover," but personally I doubt
if tho lovers' Intimates are Imbued with any feeling of affection for tho afflicted
ones. Discretion Is not ordinarily a femlnlno attribute. Certainly It Is not tho
lover's. But I advise an attempt at its cultivation as tin antidote for that
almost universal spring fever love. M'LISS.
Letters to the Editor of the Woman's Page
ilddrtM nit communications to M'I.Is, cure of tlir IhrnlnK Idsrr. Write on one
nlde of the tiaprr only.
Dear M'Llss I am Interested In the
Woman's Preparedness Camp, near Wash
ington. D. C. Is there a similar camp
further North or In tho mountains? I
thank you for your help In this matter.
M. L. H.
Thus far I have heard of no woman's
"Flattaburg" except tho one at Chevy
Chase.
Dear M'Llss I havo read your Inter
esting articles In the Evening I,EDQErt
for some time and have begun to look on
you as a walking encyclopedia. Will you
GOOD
Good form queries ahould be ;rf
dressed to Deborah Hush, eritten on
one side of the paper and signed with
full name and address, though titillate
OXZjY will be publlinrtf upon request.
This column will appear fit Jfoiuitij's,
Wednesday's and Friday's livening
Ledger this tccek.
As the time for Easter weddings ap
proaches, many questions are asked In
regard to various matters connected with
tho social end of these affairs. And an
other query which Is often hrought to the
fore Is tho matter ot expense i who pays
for what, etc
Easter week and the second week after
Easter has always been tho most popular
time of the year for weddings. There la
auch an abundance of beautiful flowers to
be had at that time, and Easter lilies
form the principal decorations at tho
church weddings. It la customary for
tho father of the bride to stand most of
the expense of a wedding; iho idea being.
perhaps, that this Is the last expenditure
for which he may be held responsible for
his daughter Therefore, the father or
the family of the bride usually pay for
the church decorations, the music, the
carriages, wedding breakfast, floral dee
orations at the house, and. In fact, every
incidental expense save the ollieiatlng
clergyman's fee, the bridal bouquet and
the flowers for the bridesmaids, which ex
pense Is assumed by the bridegroom, it
la usual also for the bridegroom to give
his ushers some (.mall piece of Jewelry,
such as a scarf pin or shirt studs.
Of course, none of the things men
tioned above are at all necessary as ac
cessories to a wedding It Is in perfectly
good form to i' pense with many of the
decorations Uidal party breakfast, etc.
It Is largely a matter of personal taste
on the part of the contracting parties.
But should a large wedding bo planned
the expenses are undertaken as I have ex
plained. In Love at 17
Dear Deborah Hush I am anxious to
have your opinion on a matter of great
Importance to me. I have been receiving
a great deal of attention from a young
man In the last three weeks, and he Is
very pleasing to me, hut my parents do
not approve of my becoming engaged to
him, as I have only known him a month.
I am it years old, and really love this
young man. He la very much hurt that I
have 'not, accepted him yet. I would like
to have your advice on the subject, as I
do not want to make a mlBtake. but I don't
think my parents should Interfere, either.
DOLLY.
You will be a very foolibh girl If you do
not listen to your parents in this matter.
I have never yet met any persons who
really did pot consider their (laughter's
future happiness in a matter' like this.
Thermos Bottles
There fs nothing more
convenient or which gives
the owner more satisfac
tion than a vacuum bot
tle. For automobile use
nnd for the sick room,
they are the last word In
convenience.
We have vacuum bottles,
carafes and Jugs in all
the different shapes and
sizts. The prices are
right
JfmnklinMilJer
INCORPORATED
: 1626 Chestnut St.
j The Houa Furnishing Store
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ixok in Your Mirror
Itut arlakted, uarAs4 altm is
. tlrnsa io )iuu be rejuvuau4.
IMfiA Ser. Wt Uolffl, Vlrt
1 1 Tz8taLW oA l-hflftt Sjuro.
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tR&UP&? m -,, . SoUSO
kindly tell mo who Is the gay "Lothario"
one henrs of at times? S. A. P.
"lay Lothario" Is n rakish character
In Howe's drama. "The Fair Penitent."
Dear M'Llss Pleaso tell me something
of IMIth Lyle. She was tin actress, but
It may have been several years ago. I
would like to know how long ago and If
vhe Is living or dead.
ADDA MALISSA.
An authority tells mo thnt Miss Lyle Is
with the Knickerbocker Stock Company,
40th nnd Market streets, Philadelphia.
FORM
Personally, I should say you would make
a mistake In becoming engaged to a man
you have known so short a time. You
can scarcely be said to know each other's
characters or dispositions In that time,
and congeniality goes a great way toward
happiness in married lite. You are still
young enough to change.your mind in the
choice of your life partner four or five
times as you put on a few years. I
would certainly niUiso you not to pre
cipitate matters, but follow your parents'
ruling.
April Fool Tricks
Dear Deborah Hush Will you kindly
publish som- new April oo" stunts which
girls can Impose on boys and girls?
It. II. C. F.
There are not very many new "stunts"
this year, though I may bo aide to suggest
something you havo not heard of before.
Crullers may be made to look ve-y realis
tic fashioned out of hrown crcpo paper
and sugared with chalk ; a plate of these
might bo served during an evening's en
tertainment. Another device which will
causo a good deal of merriment Is to fill
a good-sized paper basket with bonbons
and place it on the l.ible, having cut out
most of the thin paper In the bottom
Ask one of your guests to hand tho candy
about and see the consternation when
tho bonbons fall through the basket and
scatter over tho floor.
It is a wry good Idea to serve things
at supper all out of their regular form.
For instance, there a jester's sherbet
which is s-erved In a sherbet glass, looking
for all the world like nn Ice, and In real
ity It is a fruit salad covered on top with
a layer of whipped cream and garnished
with ti nut. Jokes and stunts which sur
prise anil add to the general enjoyment
of tho guests are always to be recom
mended, but it is not wise nor kind to
carry Jokes to making personal fun of nny
one, so I would confine my "stunts" to
the kind uf thing I have recommended
above.
Dear Deborah Hush Will you tell me
If it is ever proper to go to a cafe in the
evening In a street uit? May men go to
these public places not In dress clothes?
A. G. T.
It depends very much on the kind of
cafe you attend. For Instance, It is per
fectly good form to go In btreet clothes
to the grillroom of a hotel, where as It
would not be at one of the usual supper
dances. These rules are usually laid down
at the hotels and cafes themselves In
some places abroad, and a tew hpre, per
sons are not permitted to enter the place
unless they are attired in evening dress.
DEBORAH nUSII.
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The Fountain)
ofi erpetual Youth'
This remarkablo Liquid Ileau
tiller Is, Id (act, almost a fount
tain of pvrpetual jouth. for It
rratores that (rshness and
alitor, that soztnsss and sraooth
mss to th skin which are
usually Mtu only in youth) Use
Ij llsdnUe a! ways!
At your druntat's or ask
htm to est it lor you- Pi Ice 50c.
V. K CI! INHTO.N. Ill.tllbutor
? iauiu rrom aircei
ASK FOR and GuT
ORLSCK'S
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK
Ctesp subitiiuUs wjt VO0 tia prk
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MARflH
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SEEN IN
It
GIRL'S PARTY FROCK
ASHEEIt party frock for dancing school wenr, nr for tho many "engagements"
which the young folks make so early in life, must, of course, ho fashioned of
chlfTon. .Shell pink nnd canary-colored chiffon are the dainty shades of which this
pretty frock Is fashioned Tho surplice bodlco has tiny ruffles on either" shoulder,
finished with posies. Tho belt Is slightly above tho regulation waist line, with a
tiny pcplum. N'ct sleeves with lace frills give a soft, childish line to the whole. A
sash and suspenders of satin ribbon roniplcto the illusion.
Tho skirt Is as wide and as bouffant as one could ilislre. Tho tiny lace ruffles
havo bows of ribbon nt thp sides at various unexpected angles. A hugo satin bow
Is seen it the back of tho girdle. Sizes include S to II years. Tho price of tho
frock Is $15.
A Tuxcnn straw pokp bonnet Is presupposed with an outfit llko this. The
facing fs of shell pink, veiled with softly shirred lace, forming a frilled edge. Plait
Ings of pink satin encircle the crown, ending In rosettes. Clusters of moss loses
give the sprlng touch. In colors, tho price Is $S.
The nnmo of the shop where these articles may be purchased will bo supplied
by tho Editor of the Woman's Page, EvnsiNO Lkdorii, BOS Chestnut street. Tho
request must be nccomp.inli-d by a stamped, self-addressed envelope nnd must
mention the date on which the article appeared.
PllOGIlAM FOR FASHION SHOW
AT ATLANTIC C03I1LETED
Wide Variety of Dresses and Gowns
to Be Shown at Shore
The program for the fashion show
"extraordinaire" to bo held In Atlantic City
during Easter week cn-Jolntly by the At
lantic City Hotel lien's Association nnd
tho Walnut Street Business Association
has been completed, following a confer
ence of the commlttco nt the lloyal Palace
Hotel. The show will begin Tuesday,
April 18. One of the features will he tho
display of men's fashions, at which living
models will bo shown.
On Tuesday evening. April 18, street
dresses nnd afternoon nnd evening gowns
will be shown On Wednesday morning,
morning dresses and sports suits will bo
shown and In the afternoon and evening
afternoon drosses nnd evening gowns will
bo exhibited. Thursday morning and after
noon will bo for women only, when corsets,
and lingerie will bo shown. In the evening
dunce frocks nnd ball gowns will be ex
hibited, following which will be a dance
competition with prizes for tho most
i Kracoful models. Dresses and sports suits,
I Juvenile fashions and evening fashions
will bo In tho limelight on Friday, and on
I Saturday will be tho great Boardwalk
parade of living models. In the after
noon will como men's fashions, and In the
i evening dance frocks The show will end
, the following Monday.
FRANKLIN
GRANULATED
SUGAR
YOU use so much sugar
in so many ways that
it is important to buy the
best. Ask your unrcer for
Franklin Granulated Sugar
and you are sure of getting
a perfectly refined, pure
cane sugar, kept clean and
dry in cartons and cotton
bags. Look for the name
and picture of Franklin.
They are your assurance of
safety and satisfaction. In
2 and 5 pound cartons and
in 2, 5, 10, 25 and 50
pound cotton bags.
We i u pply a packaged
mgar for every uie.
TheFranklin Sugar
Refining Company
Vhlladelphia
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Bring Freckles j WX mm
1 My new method temows thenj 1 l!tlltl'' Iflt'Jlllii'
I '-harmlessly, perfectly auj per- 'Kill ll I tHIii'I
I 'nauently. i USiii &-!;
j ids uwui ntmi cstatiistieJ uwCft alllH
1 Mreuty-ava ysara ago stands to S" IllllM R fcUB
I day cre-mUwBt In tha treat Xi WIsTjN. CM.Jt,Jt. J fmtkTswt-
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THE SHOPS
Song
Ah I when some other name I learn,
And try to whisper love,
Still will my heart to theo return
Like tho returning dove.
In vain ! I never can forget
And would not bo forgot ;
For I'must bear tho s.uno regret,
What'er may be my lot.
E'en as tho wounded bird will seek
Its favorite bower to die.
So, lady ! I would hear thee speak,
And yield my parting sigh.
'T Is said that absence conquers love !
But, oh ! believe It not ;
I've tried, alas ! Its jitiwcr to prove.
But thou art not forgot.
Frederick William Thomas.
Spots Off Polished Table
White spots will come off a polished
table top If a few droi3 of spirits of cam
phor are put on them. Let tho camphor
remain for two or three minutes, then
rub oft with a clean, dry cloth.
(Dr. Gnertner's modifications)
Ideal at Weaning Time
Highest erailo milk carefully modi,
ned In our t-peclul laboratory to suit
tho normal baby's needs. Freih dally
tn 0 or. nurnlnc hottlet at A cents,
Ilest and hiifrst: It will help to
Iteep baby well! I'rlntei matter with
Aluablo hints on feedtne mailed fretf
on request.
Ask your physician.
Abbotts Alderney Dairies
3IhT JL (IIII.Vr.NLT tiTS,
I'hnne I t.i rlliir J!03.
: lilllllllllM
Coats - Millinery - Dresses
For Misses and Women
A gathering of the chic and clever
foreign styles which have made this
season supreme. And the finest of
domestic ideas, too.
BLAYLOCK & 1628
BLYNN.Inc. Chestnut St.
Furs Stored, Altered and Repaired.
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Marion Harland's Corner
Magazines and Pieces
HAVE i. number of old magazines
to glvo to somebody who will call
"I
for them. Also n large package ot coi
ton quilt pieces for making quilts, 'da
whole lot of nattenberg patterns and Dram
nnd thread to make them. I know iiai- .
tonberg Is not quite so popular as it was
some tlmo ago, but there may be some
one who would want them. 1 havo a
beautiful water-Illy design In two wliitns. ,
also a lot Of old music, mostly popular
songs of five or eight years ago. t am not
asking anything In return for these ni ti
des. Any one who wnnta them can havo
them by calling Tor tnem. i snomu ...w (
to get a discarded baby's high chr . i
have two babies In my homo and my bus- (
band has been out ot work for some time,
nnd these children board with me. I w
gladly call for It, nnd hope some one will
want tho things I offer. Mrs. II. D.
Your list might havo been "made to or
der," so well does It chime In wltn wio
tastes and wants of our members. .ot
ono Item Is Riiperlluous or likely to be
come "dead stock." Out of gratitude and
a sense nf simple Justlco wo must nnd
that high chair for tho baby boarder
loft upon tho floor whllo the other sits
In state.
Mends MtilT Lining
"If E. H. H who Is having trouble with
her muff lining allowing the feathers to
como through, will take a piece of cotton,
rub beeswax on ono side of It, nnd press
with a warm Iron, then put tho waxed
side next to tho down, slio will havo no
more trouble with It. Tho lining need
not be heavy. I use ordinary cotton.
"J. 1 L."
Wants Things for Children
"t received a nice bundle ot baby
clothes from Mrs. M. this morning. I sent
her a note of thanks and now wish to
thank tho Corner for sending my name to
her. I can use everything I get, as I can
sew nnd niter things if they don't fit. I
am tho woman who asked you to try and
get a twin conch. I havo n hard tlmo
keeping tho children in shoes and cloth
ing, so they can attend school. I would
sooner glvo something than to ask for
anything. If I can ever help tho Corner
pleaso let mo know. At present every
thing looks dnrk and dreary to me.
"LOUISE H."
Will readers send to mo for the mother's
nddress? Llfo will be less "dark and
dreary" for her If sisterly sympathy Is
poured Into ear nnd heart.
Room for More Cooks
"Will somo one glvo me books?
I have
I can-
n large bookcase and It Is so bare,
not afford to buy any books.
"MKS. O.
P.'
And so many other bookcases are not
big enough to hold all tho books tho fam
ilies havo rend and do not think of looking
at again. Have a clearanco day nnd let
Mrs. O. P. havo tho benefit of tho "good
riddance."
Gospel Hymns of Long Ago
"Does any ono know where I could get
a book of gospel hymns such as was
iiHPrt In all Enclish speaking Protestant
Sunday schols 35 years ago? Somo of tho j
songs I sang when a Ilttlo girl I don't j
seo In tho book of today.
"MBS. L. P."
Thero must bo scores of the old editions
gntherlng dust nnd mold In garrets and
closets somewheip. I am registering your
request and address and entreating read
ers who knew nnd loved tho old hymns
to take pity upon you and wrlto for your
address. Let us know when you get the
book.
Sends Six to School
"This Is the llrst tlmo I havo ever writ
ten to tho Corner. I have seen thnt L. D.
has school books to give away. I send six
children to tchool, and It Is Impossible
LEUPOLD & BELTZ
CHAS. W. LEUPOLD
announces thnt ho has taken Into the
firm Mr. Edward Iicltz, who hns been
associated with him a number of
years, and bus proved himself a
first-class designer.
We study (Ac ujA? of evtrv patron to
fervrt a continuance ot thfit custom.
Each order It trecuttd on the prtnittri
Ly thorouglitv competent men tat'nrs a. I
under our personal supervision, at mod
erate prices lor first-class uork
FANCY TAILORING and GOWNS
or AM. IIKSCJUITIONS
RIDING HABITS and TOP COATS
1713 ARCH STREET
m
For the Smallest Building
or the Largest
perfect plumbing material is
vital to health and comfort.
Your guarantee of absolute sat
isfaction is the FLECK trade
mark. It means that your
plumbing material is carefully
designed to yield the utmost in
hygiene. It means plumbing
material of perfect make and
finish. It means t,he utmost
beauty of design and maximum
all-around service. See the en
tire Fleck line installed in our
easily reached showrooms.
IzjzckJBmqs. Co.
BHOWKOOJia
44, 4. 4 AND 5U N 5XK SUBJECT
- 20, 1910-
Mnrlnn
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rt.irfr fnTlnn. nml n cllpplnlt or in
Minimi encinr i pinr,,-,-,., .",
nrtlflf In which " nre Intfrnteil. . rf
ram wl.hlnr In d ,ln the fl'irllnWj
work of th It. II. . linnM write Marlon
Hnrlnnd. .In -nr of thl nnner. ''.
rtrre of tho thff would llkfl to help,
nnd, hiitlnu rflted them, tommunliat
direct with lhoe parties.
for me to buy them nit they need. They
nro In need of books from tho eighth
grade down to the first, so you seo how
handy they would be In my family. I
cannot buy magazines, nnd llko to read
so do the children My 'John' has been
out of work for a long time. Besides, wo
have had sickness, which caused us to
move to the enpntrv n little over a yenr
ngo. We had always lived In tho city. I
hope I am not asking too much, but I
should also llko tho iiamo of W. A. F ,
who offered magazines. I think tho Cor
ner Is great, and hope to bo of uso to It In
the near future, rt will send somo recipes
later on, most of 'John's' favorites.
"MBS. J. C. K."
Tho books donated by L. D. were given
away before we had your letter. I hope
and bcllovo that when this Is read you
will have news of another supply for tho
half-dozen school children. Tho nddress
of W. II. F. went to you by mall. If you
do not get magazines enough, wrlto to us
again. Wo are Interested In you nnd
yours, nnd would llko to clear a few sharp
stones out of your dally walk. Comfort
yourself by thoughts of whnt good times
nro ahead of you when tho children nre
grown, f
Ifow to Wash a Sweater
"Plensc toll me how to wash a sweater?
I shall watch the Corner. I am sending In
a burnt sugar cako reclpo and hopo somo
one may try It : Place one-half cup of sugar
In a pan over tho fire. Stir until liquid
smokes and burns brown. Add one-halt
cup of boiling water and cook Into a
syrup ono cup of butter, ono nnd ono-hnlf
cups of sugar, yolks of two eggs, ono cup
of water, and two cups of flour. Beat all
thoroughly. Add enough of the burnt
sugar to flavor It, nlso a teaspoon of
vanilla, nnother half cup of flour, two
teaspoons of baking powder and whites
of two eggs. Bako In two layers, using
remainder of burnt sugar for Icing.
"V. 10. M."
Thank you for tho recipe. Somo ono Is
sure to try It and report' her success.
Make a soapsuds of lukewarm water and
pure white soap. Immerse gnrment nnd
squeeze until all soil has disappeared.
Itlnso In water of tho same temperature
to which a Ilttlo borax has been added.
Do not wring, squcezo out tho water nnd
hang Inside of n plllowcaso In the sun to
dry. Hang Indoors or upon n radiator to
dry during tho winter months, turning
several times until perfectly dry. Tho
garment should look like new when
finished.
EMBROIDERING -.
(lohl and Sill or. Iluml aiul HS
.uiii'n it- i,i7irtr'ii(iory t
BRAIDING
Spprl.il d, sImir ty our iIosIkiut to
sulL the styli' of your Kiirmuit.
SMOCKING
ircmstltcliluK, HciiilupliiK, Initialing.
huttnnliolinR lvnlfi. Accordion unit
bklrt I'l.iltlne. Special prices to
ircnsm.KTH
soviii.TY r.MiiunmmY co.
1 1)117 I Illicit M.
YrOf
THE RETURNING
VOGUE of COLONIALS
After several sea
Bona of retirement.
Colonials nre a train
of the ultra. New
styles arriving dally
at
and up
Dainty Spats and
1230
Market
Shoes and
Stockings
for the
family
The Storua of
jSO a "PbSH
-
Every Foot Professionally Fitted Three Geuting flrolhen
Supervising
r
Sirl
jfedi
Tailors
'TS?&- SS1 CVqPs9PIssssP
m ' """" ' in 1 1 u ii nii
Home-Made Library Paste
Home-made paste that will stick Is vtn
easily mnde. Use a half teaspoonful each
of flour nnd starch, nnd a little hit of
boiling water. Let tho mixture 8tnA
nddlng more water, and cooking until
quite thick. This pnsfo spreads well w
not rilvolor, tho paper and, best of nil li
"sticks." Tho preparation will keen 'in
definitely If a few drops of oil of clove,
nro added. "
Black &Wbite
oopp vC
You will
find the
particular
hat to
meet
your
desires in
our early
showing
of
the new
Spring Millinery Styles
Ready for your
inspection and selection
I. W. MULREADY
12S S. lGth Street
Dr. Charlotte B. Martin
Tho Mnsle clrctrlo needlo method 1j
tho only method enjoying profesilonal
licensure and confidence for the perma
nent removal of nupcrfluoui hair and
other Hunt rflelnl Krmvtlis.
70S rlnnclcrn 11Mb., !5th St Walnut
Spring Boots
in Pearl Gray
The smartest decree of
fashion this season, and the
scarcest thinr? on the market,
is the gray kid boot of real
pearl shade. Just arrived
from tho Queen Quality cus
t o m boot-
mnuors, a
fine assort-
m en t o I
those su
perb models
selling: at
Stockings to Match
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19
So. 11th
A Quick
Service
Men's
Shop
(pflOWOUNCCD OYTIHO)
K.
FtmCus 5loea
V
Go9n and Fur Shop
' 1206 Walnut Street
Will have a special showing of
models recently exhibited at the
Fashion Show, Bellevue-Stratford.
Dresses : Suits
Coats and Blouses
for every occasion, attractively
priced. Very special, the Marie
Louise Georgette washable dress, at
?40.
J. ULRICH
1123
Walnut
Street
to the Better Dressed Wdnien
Snappy kJllk
Street Suit JiifOj
n In the nrn SSu!ffll
a Clieruit Check ffitffiS mm
U jtli m &iw
3 rull-flnrcd Coat, an AfiUmJlSSJl
B orluinal Victor crea- AtmsiHiPttal
9 t,on' mSflfB'QHj
I $45 flKll
H Distinctive Clothei nT 1
n for Women who no- l I
a prcelnto Garment! Lf f
of Quality. v3
Bcnj. S. Victor
& Co-
1'nllnrrt for M
Wonifrt nd MUso f
l US Walnut S
:o czn
rPffoJiS
Wf
Daraa Fashion and Miss Economy work hand to
hand when they acclaim tha made-to-order 8a"01""
as tho voirue. Perfect nt. Individuality combing wtta
perfect tyle. are the result if we are your tailors.
Advanced spring models mxtd weaves (h Q J
in fancy and sport suits, regularly 515 n O C?
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