EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1916
IS
a.
-M w.-
OW TO GUARD
AGAINST WINTER WINDS
By LUCREZIA BORI
rrltnn Donn of th Metropolitan Opera Cmpnr
I . a
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Cnmphor ico for the lips.
WiiirnK nre comparatively few spot" on
Tu.ii.tth where Jck rrost ami hi J.aml
. ...r1 le fall to leae deVruc
!f iKlrVake The beautle of the
??!l iwi nd le no fear that he ,1.
2m to wk havoo ullli their charm, but
f? rVit rnnJorlty of women ho live In
?.!? that are aubjeel to chances of
2Kb? dread "Inter'- rough lnds and
llllfS f'0,l
tnttMd o' fearing winter wlndi nnd( cold
ISmlh to outwit Jack TroBt. Prmlrte
JSKSf with a Milt of nrmor that lll
trttect you affnlnst the onslaught of w Inter
One of the moat effective nnd nlmplest
Jrii of tho winter nrmor la a protectlnB
wion for the face. True. It la tlmeuorn
& thla cold weather lotion njr but
Jly bera"" It la Rood baa It hnd the op
rertunltr to become tlmcworn
... who have beautiful idtlni muit
. ih.m from the clomenta, ttnno v.oa
fu.. .t. not o faultleas In te-cturo
tkin are not an
nnd
nlorlnr must keep
them from
becoming
An excellent winter tnnak ta made by
frit applying a Kmi cold crenm to the
ikln and then Rcntly wlplni; It orf with
10ft cloth nnd then npplylnK a pure faco
rowdfr It la understood that the nklti
nnt be thoroughly drained before tho
cold fj-eam h rubbed on NnoUKh of the
louder nnd crenm should bo left on the
liln to protect It. but not n autllctcnt
timount to make you appear like n tlour-
llpped Clown lioiow m win inrmuia nir
(ficelltnt cold cream to be used for this
.urptot:
Rwwnttr 4 ouneei
Almond oil -""
SprtrwcHI lainee
fhll w ' ounco
Melt the spermaceti, wax nnd oil to
ftlher. When they nro perfectly blended
ilowjy add tho roscwnlcr. beating ron
lUatlr '"n n a"cr fork unt" "'0 crenm
j jnow-whlte and elvcty
The lips aro far too tempting for Jack
l"ret to resist nlpplnir If they nre left un
piarded. So It la well to rub camphor Ico
upon them boforo golnB out of doora
While cold cream or Up pomade inn be
tued for the purpose, camphor Ico la bct-
HOUSEHOLD HELPS
Some Delicious
WK Hi: AH so often that "a handful of
nutx Is eaunl In food value to one pound
ef iteik." Vegetnrlana especially nro ronu
if jllatlns upon tho superior nutritive value
, ef this favorite protein, but we must ren-
V J!m the fact that there nro differences In
tat .Just na there nro In meats and vege-
fiblc.
Indeed, so great la tho difference that
eulaln nuts furnish not oven one-third
it much food valuo as others Tor ex
mple, peanuts nt seven cents n pound fur
nlib four times ns much energy na wnl
toti at twenty cents per pound, or oven
II porterhouse steak at twenty-five cents
per pound.
Chestnuts, cocoanuts. hickory nuts nnd
peanuts aro the cheapest nuts, but pecans.
wilnuts, almonds and braxll nuts nre so
piuch. higher' priced thnt they cannot be
tfrirdtd by nny means ns a ' cheap" meat
mtatltute. Ab a matter of fact they would
coil more If used In proportionately tho
fima quantities Their value lies In the
fic that they relievo our ' too-much-ment"
diet Of cold weather nnd they afford a wcl
eonje variety Incidentally, they nro more
viholesoine for growing children than ex
cel! meat and active growing children
ukra to crave "meat" thnt Is to say,
protein of some sort
In buying, nuts It Is belter to get them
"hole, unshelled and crack them at homo
Buy tha variety you desire nt tho regular
Price, and do not bolleve that a bargain Is
obtained by buying "mixed" nuts The
mixed nut coat more than the cheap vario
lic In the long run because Invariably
Uuy often contain a larger proportion of
th cheap than of the higher-priced varle
tlt of nuts, although a higher price Is paid
for them.
Here Is a vegetarian croquette that pro
vides the solid basis of a meal to replace
tsother protein like fish or meat This
Iwuld not. however, be served at the aame
Bi as eubstantlal egg or cheese dishes, ns
H 111 make the meal top-heavy with pro
telai, NUT CIIOQUCTTUS
icapfuli of nut meats
1 cupful of milk
1 Ubleapoontuls of flour
1 Ublesponnful of butter
Iteaipoonful of Bait
Itabtespoonful of chopped parsley
H lemon. Juice
lw
Uli tho nuts, nalt, lemon Juice nnd
wnley together. Mix flour and butter nnd
waadd the cupful of boiling milk. Season
itesino
mst aid for
mn troubles
Will Resinol Ointment really
lieve this itching and help
n'ir eczema"
Madam, if you only knew as
mucliabout Reiinol as doctors do
RQwsafe It is to me, how promptly
ct-you would not doubt, you
w!d uie it at once. Usually it
topi itclungimmedlatelyajvd soon
remove, every bit ol eruption."
OiBlawai U ta Burl loh-colwtd
Sv...6 r MPOMd miUcti tiii-
2w1J i M(ieo, SoUbreU
!ffiW fwWlflr, wUlapt.
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YOUR BEAUTY
SofteninR pnato for the hands.
ter It Is so Inexpensive that It does not
pav one to mix It oneielf
The hands aro tho special mark ngnlnM
which Jnck Frost directs his force II Is
ncer nt rest until ho has destroyed their
smoothne whrtenes nnd softness As a
safeguard nRilnst this enemy to pretty
hands keep n pilr of cosmetic Rloves In
the drcsslnn tnblo drawer during the win
ter months These mny bo nn old pair
of kid or chamois Rlocs. three or four
sixes too large, which hae been saturated
with Tho follow Inc paste
The while of n tea
Olrrerln I trsupnontul
Hirnlnil honey . . . . 1 ounce
Clrnuml barley
The white of the eicc Is slightly beaten
nnd enough lmrle added to make n paste
Tiicn the glycerin nnd honey nro mixed
thoroughly with the paste If It Is ton
thin add more barley until It Is of The right
cjnslstcncy
Spread tho cosmetic tnsto upon tlv
hnnds und then draw the gloves on for the
night
I also wish to Impress upon you the
necessity of usIiir a lotion upon tho hands
every time ou wash them. This Is trio
only way to have soft, white hands In
cold wenthcr The following lotion Is aim-
plo to compound, und there Is none better
for rough or chapped hnnds
Obeerln .
Kn.fwnter
rinetuo of Itenroln
2 ouncrs
1 ounces
3d drop
Hub tho lotion well into the hands after
they Invc been thoroilBhly dried
You will have to pay pnitleulnr nlten
tl n to jour elbows during tho winter since
there Is nothing more unsigntiy man nam
that Is rough nnd cmrse-looVtlng Ho sure
to massage them with cold cream or cocoa
butter every night before retiring It Is
nlso n wlso plan to tie small pids of nntl
Beptlc soaked In almond oil or he.ited
coco i butter on the elbow a during the, night
night
If you want to preserve tho beauty of
vonr complexion nnd hatul. llus nnd elbnwti.
vou will have to don a winter nrmor of
Miftenlng creams or lotions to protect them
ngalnst the ravages of winter old nnd
winds
(Copyrlsht)
Nut Dishes
to taste nnd then add nut mixture and an
egg, woll beaten A soon ns cool form Into
croquette shnpes. din In egg and cracker
crumbs nnd fry In deep fat until brown.
A more simple way of making nut cro
quettes Is to mix equal parts of finely chop
ped nuts nnd bread crumbs, moisten with
n well-seasoned cream aniic'e and then fry
CASSCItOLC OF CIIUIISIJ AND NUTS
1 cupful of chopped nuta (vvnlnuts pre
f nililj )
1 cupful of bread crumbs
1 cupful of grated checBp
',-4 lemon, Julco
1 tnhlespoonful of butter
2 tnblespoonfuls of chopped onion
Salt nnd pepper to taste
Onions nre looked with tho butter, adding
n little wnter when poft. remove nnd
drain tho liquor from the onion Mix nuts,
crumbs, cheese nnd other InRredlents nnd
molhten with the onion liquor Tour Into n
buttered baking dish and place In a hot
oven for n fow mlnutea untlt brown
(Copyright.)
X A Xmn.i flift For Her t
y Diamonds
Most fash
ionable mod
eling char
acterizes tins
h p I c n d I il
piece of Jewelry The diamonds
are full cut dashing stones,
Mitchell quality, and the ring
is all platinum In tha new
fancy dome design. It Is very
elaborately made nnd very
beautiful Call and ree It Kv
ery Mitchell diamond Is guar
anteed to be exactly as repre
sented. rndir our rrrr pits. 0 imall
titpntll trill oM th rlit or au
otter arttcli lor vou until Sma$
MITCHELL'S
Eltlblllhta 1073
Diamond Stores
.17 s. sth St. 50 N. sth St.
rMk for ew Diamond Ilouklrt
Fit. ltNM
OuterGarment
Shop
From
Maker to Weanr
BPKCIAL I--Olt TIIRKB imH.ONLY
A silk wsUt BEK Willi ech X0
Brw","""""'i
PVF.NING DRESSES
Tulle lac chllton lltl Imported models.
515.00 to $27.60
lornurlv J30 lo lS ,
TOP COATS
. Wool vlnur, fur trimmed,
$15.00 and 924.50
form.rly ISU sniJ ,,,,.
Hexce llrte reuuerd ta SIS
253 S. 13th St,
HUB
14 Days
to Q-
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KeadilieAds
WHAT IS A "LADY"?
QUERY OF SUFFRAGISTS
Reply to Challenge Boldly Flung
From "Anti" Both nt SchnlT
Civic Bnznnr
PREFER WORD "WOMAN"
What even sn(Trnr-ll wants to) know
about this time Ik. What, from the anil
viewpoint, constitute a lady?
A tlnv remark, but of nn exceedingly
Incendiary nature, was m-ide In the "null"
booth, nt the recent Sehnff Civic i!air.
Things were fretty tame nnd n Ixdd "antl"
up nnd flung this challenge nt a sunrngisi
alster who chanced to wander out of her
own precinct into the rival camp
'The rank nnd flic of the sutTrn(,lsts nre
not ladles The leaders nre ladles but the
great majority of suffragists are not "
The remark hts circulated, nnd from one
of tnlcruit amusement the nttlludo of the
suffrnglsts has rhinged to one of consuming
curiosity
What Is a lady? Does being n member
of the roinmon herd, a mere- rank nnd
filer, exclude one from "ladyhood"? Or has
lnd become n vulgar term, less preferable
lo the generic word "woman"?
'WOMAN- (JIUiATKIt THAN "LADY"
'It would seem tn me." said Mrs George
A Punning, chairman of the Wom.m .Suf
frage part 'that the statement tint 'the
rnnk nnd tile of the Woman Hiiffrage pirty
nro not Indies' Is a grent compliment, for
we are better than mere 'ladles,' the devel
opment of n 'lady' being only . question of
education nnd environment We nre women
with n wider vision striving earnestly for
belter things b nsklng for our share of
tesponslblllty nil nlong the line I have
always liked Tennjsons verso
"ICIiid henrli nre more t-m coronet
And slmnle faith ttinn Norman blood"
.Or lllennor M Helstnnd .Moore, although
one nf the lenders In stuTr.ige activities In
l-hllnde!ihln. doubts If, nicordlng to the
sir el null meaning slu can bo classtd us
u lady
"People a opinions differ ' she snld. "a-
to what roustltutos a lnl. I know tier
sotm who think they are Indies, when ns
I understand tho term they are not ladles
A lady never gives offeiie nor does she
tal.o It unless It Is Intended .She Is not
a 'catty' person it gossip, nor I she a
rcandnl-moiiKcr The code of ethics nnd
the code of breeding nro the same. When
the good Saxon term 'lad wns adopted
tho standard of breeding wns nogllglbla
nnd mnnneri primitive 'Ladles' nto with
their lingers, did their hair about once a
week and slept nu unturel
WHAT CIVILIZATION HAS PONi:
"The growth of clvlllr.itlnn resulted In
a change of connotntloii of tho word 'lady'
There Is a mlstv sort of notion prevalent
now In the minds of some thnt to be a
lady ono must live npnrt from the lominon
herd In nn ntmoiphere of violet nnchcl nnd
lingerie ribbons, in the c.indle light of so
cial excliislveness, where tho throb of the
great world's heart Is never heard Such
a person may be 'gentle ' but surely not a
'lad,' for her heart and Kiupitbles have
not yet been lonsicraled to humnnlty and
she has not yet beiomo what we call collO'
qulall) 'a good mixer '
"Certainly the rank and lllo of tho Worn
mi Suffrage pnrlj lire not ladles. Some of
us are only 'iienr Indies,' though we hope
to Improve nM Ood gives us grace Some
of us are still nt the brldg-i-playiiig stage,
ten drinking, overfond of frills, given to
powdrrlng our nones, thinking chiefly of our
own pleasure nnd our own Utile worlds
Hut give us time and give tla suffrage.
Then wo slinll nt least hnvo n rhance to
luoaden our sympathies und become mors
truly noble women nmong whom the dis
tinction of 'lady' mny be as. Indeed, It
should be vulgar and superfluous."
This
Burgundy
Boot is a
Real $7 Value
Our Price
The Most $
Dashing Boot
in the City
It is an all Burgundy kid boot
with full I.oiiIh leather heels and
hand-wcltcd hoIc.h. It h a stunning
ly nentccl boot, a style that nu de
signer of .'arm could improve.
The only reason wc can sell such
a wonderful little boot nt our price
of $5 is because we eliminate all ox
travagant expense: no charge ac
counts; n n tree deliveries nn lilrh
p-round-flnor rent: (our saving in rent
alone Js S2I.00I) n year). You can't
duplicate this boot for leas than $7
clticwhcre. Our line of boots and
slippers from $3 to $6 arc the meat
popular in town.
Today we hare It in all
8iica and widths nsxt weetc
we may not; so come in
NOW.
22S Floor Saves ,
1208.&10 ,Cbeattmt5
Wrinkles
and a Sallow
Complexion
that add year
to your appear
ance can be re
moved Keen vour face
young by dally applications o
Charm o' Graces
Antiseptic Skin Food Contains
No Mercury
Thla exquls'W cream remove all
facial blemlshu. supplying the
nourishment needed for restoring tho
glow of health to Impoverished com
plexion It preserve the. subtle
charm of naturally beautiful skins.
xor puis or uu rw.
101S fhrataut Blrtfi . , .
If your dealer la unable to
supply you. w will send,
pontage prepaid, to any ad
drM on receipt of 91 90.
The Kegaliotle Co.
1'KUailelpDU
iflS Kiifcfe ai
ljLuaraiaiw
'
9'4
A. $5
EAULE STORE HONOHS
MERCIIANDJSE MANAGER
Unnquet in Recognition of Services of
Raymond M. Slotter Friends Pre
sent Platinum nnd Gold Knifo
A banquet was tendered In honor of
Itaymond M Blotter general merchandise
manager of the Enrle Store, last night, by
the tluyers' nnd Managers' Club of the
store, at the Illngham Hoof Harden More
than sixty bu)ers and members of the ex
ecutive staff of the store attended
Mr. Slotter is thirty sears old nnd has
been connected with the store since the re
ceivership Through his efforts much has
been done to establish ettlclent management
and modern methods In recognition of his
services n platinum nnd gold penknife was
presented to him by his coworkers
W. It Itenson the general sloro man
ager, was tonatmaster and told of the many
things accomplished by Mr. Slotter for the
lule store Addresses were made by Max
tlelx. A A Lewis, A Weinberg nnd II.
Hambo The bannuot wns followed by a
vaudeville entertainment nnd selections by
an orchestra.
AQUARIUM OKI'S 200 FISH
Fine Specimen. Received From Willow
Grove Park
W tl Median, superintendent of lbs
miuirlum nt t'alrmnunt Park, announces
the nquarlum hns received 200 fresh-wnter
fish They are local products, having been
removed from Willow tlrove I'nrk
Among them nre large yellow perch, fine
specimens of large mouth Inss nnd a white
sucker There nre nlso six yellow catfish
each between three nnd four pounds Mr
Meehnn sns the catfish hnvo gone to sleep
for tho winter
Brand-Now Babies
The I.tenlne loiter will print. fre
rharse. miller nf rrrrnt lilrlh -ent
Itiroitrh proper rhnnnels Alilrr "llr
fre of
ent In
.lr.tftil.
New II title. M Kt-iilne Inlr.f KOl t lii.lmil
treet. Vim- nml mliire nml when ml
tile, lelephone nomlr of emler iut se
roinp.inr enen nnllre o ent
llltlMVN.Ilr nnd Mrs Mnurlee 60S" North
rifth street, a daughter. Hett) Virginia
.SMITH. Mr and Mrs M. 4 1 1 Q l'nrhsldo
avenue, a son, seven mnnils nine ounces
TIIOVJAM, Mr nnd Mrs O Ilrlnton Thomas
Jr . Ilaverford Pa , a son Mrs Thumns
will be remembered as Miss Annette Davis
TOMni:m. Mr nnd Mrs rranklln. Jr.
of Ilaverford Pa a daughter
PFllirri.lt. Mr ami Mrs Prank i: , III
South Mllllck street, a son. Krnncls Kd-
ward 7vj pounds
ASK FOR and GET
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK
Cheap substitutes cost YOU same price
FOUNDED 1850
DeweeS
Quality nnd Standard Famous Over Half Century
Women's Suits Re-Priced
S23.50
Were $29.50 and $35.00
Handsome Iiroadcloth Suits tliat have been much talked about
as special values. Also Velours, Clieviots and Serges All the latest
style features. Fur-trimmed and self-trimmed. Handsomely and
warmly lined. Newest colors The best tailoring we can secure.
Serge Frocks Re-Priced
SIO.75 to S35.00
Regular prices, $27.50 to $45.00
Latest styles. One of a kind Fine quality scrRc, head-trimmed
and embroidered. Some Serge combined with Satin and Georgette.
A real opportunity lo secure a serviceable smart frock at a less-than-usual
price.
B . F . Dewees , 1122 chestnut St.
I
wfri&om
'F&
PRODUCTS,
FAUX PAS! ASSUREDLY!
BUTITWASmETIDE
He Told Mnramn to Buy
Best Girl Coat Hang
ers, And
His
IT WAS SOMETHING ELSE
Ksetnalte of today, there r thirteen
more shopping ilnys before Cbrllmn.
"t told him to send her coat hangers and
she got trotiser Rtretehcrs Instead It was
all right, though; she married him, nny
way "
If you want to know how easily the
thread of romance can be snipped, nr, on
the other hand, the terrific strains It will
bear, list to the conversations of the Vule-
tide shoppers
"He said to me. he said" the two women
were standing In the aisle where a Christ-mas-Kuggestlon-roffee-percolator
perkle to
the tune of a J J 9! music box warranted
not lo grow nsthmatlc In less than six
mouths; 'he s-vld. 'You go out. Mn. and get
her something that wont be too serious
like Jewels or th ngs to wear and some
thing thnt wont be too frivolous Ilka can
dles or flowers tlet her something thats
thoughtful without meaning too much "
The second woman nodded
"And so Number One continued ' I got
1222 Walnut Street
Our
Entire Stock is
Reduced
Coa tn, Suits,
Daytime a d
K ii c ii i n
-- " . . V ,. ., J
n - - (
r I I, O O fc O,
TtF
m raps, etc.
Xotklna More HluU Than a
Urnullul Htrlna ol Penrlt
5 AND 1 0 DOLLARS
IRA D.GARMAN
JEWELER
llli st below Chestnut
Jf
cyu?
Why the Interest of
Prodiieer,Retailer and Consumer
Is ARMOUR'S Interest
T is only as these three (the
consumer) prosper, that Armour prospers. Because Armour is a manufac
turer, and not a producer of raw materials. And in buying, handling: and
selling of meats and other foods Armour and Company work on a closer margin of profit than
any large manufacturing industry existing in the world today. '
So narrow is the margin, Armour's very existence
depends upon tremendous volume and continuous
output.
But these can only come when the grower gets
good returns for his efforts and hence i3 stimulated to
produce more and better stock; when the retailer is
furnished a ready and profitable market; when the
consumer gets full value at lowest possible prices for
his food-expenditures.
So Armour's interest is three-fold in bringing
this about.
First: Armour offers the American farmer a
market always ready to take what he has to sell.
New plants are built in most remote places to give
easily accessible outlets. The grower is encouraged
to breed better strains of cattle, so his revenue grows
in proportion to the increasing value of his land.
And the Armour Advisory Bureau of Agricultural
Service is at his call to aid him in greater production
and higher quality at all times.
Second: Armour helps move the natfbn'a food
supply thiough the retailer's store by instructive, result
ful advertising to consumers. Armour refrigerator
cars carry supplies to the dealer regularly and
ARMOUR COMPANY
hsr coal hsngers. At leat, t thouht I did.
Tbu e, she's a nurse and ah has to nro
out qUIdc a lot. 1 taw these neat little coat
hangers. Kit In a package, and t ald to
myself i Tha very thing, thoughtful without
meaning too much' Vou can't gel any
meaning out of a coat hanger, now can
you?"
Number Two acquiesced to tha utter neu
trality of coat hangers.
"1 said to the clerk. "Get a fresh, clean
box and wrnp It nice. That's my usual
habit j then you don't have to rewrap your
presents )ou Just put your card on the
outside and send them off. "
'Tom. he was satisfied with the coat
hangers nnd Christmas morning he look
them around to her, bright nnd early, lo
nnd behold, when they waa opened up
there wns alx llltle trouser atretehera.
The clerk had made a mistake. Uut the
girt was a nice, good girl nnd she didn't
fC&t3Xi:ixni shop hkiik nnr.ss
ELEVENTH AND
WOMEN'S & MISSES' OUTER APPAREL
TOMORROW
Choose Any Dress in
the House
at
No Matter Whether It Sold
for $25, $30, $35, $40 or $45
Not n ainglo reservation. Go through every rack and take your choice
of any fine street, afternoon or evening gown for only $15. There nro
Satins, Velvets, Georgettes, Crcpo Meteors, Serges, Wool Jerseys, etc., in
scores of styles FRANK nnd SEDER, THIRD FLOOR
Beautiful Blouse Fashions
For Gift-Seekers Who Want the Very Latest
htH.98,2.98,3.98,H95&uP
$D5 JM
Unxixcn
En FRANK
farmer, the merchant and the
continuously. And the Armour Retailer's Service)
instructs him in better store methods, in handling
meats and meat products with less waste, and hence
with less cost to the housewife.
Third: For you, the consumer, Armour hnjpa
keep meat prices down by scientifically tnanufaC'
turing all inedible parts into by-products, If it
were not for this, you would be paying for the
waste, which, through Armour's facilities and whole
sale economies, is now made into marketable com
modities. But Armour is interested in combating living cost;)
still further in that you may use Armour foods wita
greatest benefit and greatest economy after you buy.
,So a great Domestic Science Department is at
your service. It is Bhowing thousands of women how
to get the greatest nutritive value from the food they
buy; how to select and prepare the cheaper cuts of
meat most appetizingly; in short, how to live most
satisfyingly at the lowest cost
Your interests are Armour's interests. And the
more you consider this, the greater will be your con
viction that you are serving yourself best when you
specify Armour foods for your table.
n(i
CHIGApO
ret tn&& a hit,
&
, wtmMfVt Rfe
- Elit.- Ai.it .2-2Y.. -.- Ji.i -
up inner. epi inem ior l iroiiTertw wm
Mid. Hut vJiat little incident brovjrtt tjNim
close together Tea, they wew rnarrjw, It
June. He's uslnir them novf."
If anything la needed to prore thai Con
servatism and sentiment are mora deeply
Imbedded In man than In woman, a lslt ta
the bakery at this season will do It.
The thought of home-made Chrlstma
cookies, the kind that mother used to rnaks,
nil brown nnd crystallied of sugar and spies
and everything nice, fills a man 'with eij
glow that Is sentimental ns well as gas
tronomic. Tha sime thought fills a woman
with visions Of uncertain hour spent In
the kitchen, hours of work that mar yield!
onlr burnt offering not even "Juit a eood"
as the famous maternal brand.
F.very man likes to think that the Christ
mas cookies In his house are home made.
smatiti.t savk Mo.vnr iil,i;'i;i;i;in-T7
MARKET STREETS
SATURDAY
15
wm
Actually hundreds of distinctive new models.
Novvhcro in nil Fhlla. will you find so extensive an
assortment at popular prices. Starting at $1.08
at which prico we offer moro than CO styles in ex
quisito lingeries, cropoa do chine, Jnp. silk, etc.,
nnd on up to the magnificent Georgette and chiffon
suit blouses nt $-l.9G, E.0D nnd $7.0G: every fabric,
color, sizo and stylo that you could doslro is in
cluded. Co mo tomorrow. We'll furnish gift boxes
upon request.
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