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" INTIMATE TALKS
JUcawe" everyday topic in n
hclpitl and wholesome way.
Tc Makes the World Go Hound
. . ..t in Vpo Tlinmrm A
(Scdfon. o wife of ho Brent Inventor.
ftS.T;oUrKrcatol,Ject.n.lfcr
,i,k ns a Hnsli. and with the Blow of a
? .',0rm love In her
F.iyM. came tho an-
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Thocorwervawuii
Cf Jlr. Won.
t nnnricr now
I itoW jounC wives
t? -1. an old one?.
. . .tiiii n.ir ni.1
?' hTtamc miction
' In ii)o "",
, . no irilMi pur.
io. JliI" touchl ie
I.. io the (treat
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in never ?el-
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U.eudtirlnR. n"
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? I ... ..iv the loe of
lf. nf a hus-
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PATSY KILDARE
THE OUTLAW
By JUDD MORTIMER LEWIS
MA" SUNDAY
comrade, that
statement, hut the
the loe of i-oclety
wonderful husband
for herself, hut
it ,v. imit of humanity
WA protectlnB. RU.irdlnK her w,
P.? rot alone for hlm-elf. or
,. for the wnoiB .n..
The name thousht la true in me case in
rv wife with the name innplratlon and
the game mlsilon. Your husband may not
;.... (n the cve of the world, as Is
Thoma A. Kdlson. hut he In-or nhould he
eat In your eyes. You have consecrated
I tohlm your love. Jour devptlon. jour crv-
t ! ".i K.onn vou have done so you nrc
i..,h,',.Mff In viiur way to the Breatcst
fi drnamo of the world, the dynamo or love
r'S ?o, after all. we are always foued hack to
U fact cvcrywhe.o that It I- not
JH money nor genius nor human an uty ou.
m j wei". ' HmltntloiiM. It iB
'boundless.
iMe that maues uib n h" "-
ifjte V . i .. , Mm tnl mm
. ..!.!... .j1 4 1a tivnuf
The most inuiiinm mm nt ,.,v.-k
i,S wrfe'ct human expression of love N In the
i home. may be the lovo of a wife for a.
I I husband, or a mother for a child or of a
If ' L' ,; rf.,,,chtcr for a parent. Itut It will
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And Its fruition In the home. There Is some-
th nE In me er- nui.n,. ...
home-that sweeps the heart striiiKS and
nukes the sweetest music to human cars.
There can he no home without love, no
matter how much gold has Rone Into Its
mklng. And love Is tho nearest and surest
Approach to God that has been Blvcn to
mortal powers.
Have you ever stopped to consider how
much of the world's achievements are trace
Able directly to the factor of a stimulating
love, always ready to give a. hand over the
rough tpots. always quck to sense the need
of encouragement, nhvays tuned to the right
sympathy at Jus"t the right moment? How
many of the great men of American history
owe their greatness, In a very definite way,
to their wives? How often has tho love of
the little woman at home, that love which
even death can hardly blot from her ejes,
bridged the critical gap In tho great crisis?
Your husband, or husband-to-be, may not
be on the firing line of great national
achievements, but he la on the tiring line
of the day's work, w Ith all of lti little Irri
tating, discouraging problems and set-backs.
He may not labor at a desk, nut at a nencn,
jet your love means as much to him and
to the world dynamo of love as though he
were the President of the United States
harassed by the burdens of a nation. It Is
not only love In high places but love In
low. places that counts. The Atlantic Ocean
Is made up of millions of rjpples and the
same Is true of the great ocean of love.
Are you contributing your ripple?
We' are In the midst of the greatest crisis
of our national history the greatest crisis
in world history. The hate of men Is boil
ing at reckless heat at times and wo are
terrified at the ca'rnngo of blood. Love la
meeting Its supreme test, and that great,
overwhelming lovo of humanity which alone
can make men brothers Is trembling' In the
balance. Its failure or success will depend
'"In great measure on how Its flame Is kept
illve In tho millions of American homes,
for we will, of necessity, have to take the
lead In tho readjustment after tho world
crisis.
Art you doing your bit to keep the love
flame burning In our heart, your life, your
home, your community? For more than
ever love will bo our lifeline now more
than ever It will be love that will make tho
world go round.
(Copi right, 1UJ7. by Tho Ilell (Undlcatc, Inc.)
Wtdnrsduj "Milt the War Strike You?"
Alleged Auto Thieves Arrested
TOP:Iv. Tn. Vnvv 1 rhnri?.H wltli ave.
tematlc robherle. of automobiles whllo the
owners were Fhoppintr or at tho theatre,
nve men were arrested by Detective Charles
. white. The prisoners are Chester Frey,
nimam uenmer. Hary KtecKler, William
Itouwr and William Perago. all of this city.
Comfortini; rc Sick
ROWDY nnd I went out this morning
to see my hurglnr at tho house of the
" li 109 vears old Tho burglar
bad fed nnd milked the cow nnd was work
ing In the gnrden when I got there. He
hail moved a chair out for tho old man to
sit In. nnd there the old man would sit and
watch him n while, nnd then would sleep a
while, Tho hurglnr said ns soon as he got
the garden made hcvvns going to take shin
Rjes off tho roof of the house that had
blown over and mend the old man's roof
whero It leaks. He said hn wished he ba.l
another cow so he would have some milk
to sell.
When Levy ramo to take me to school 1
told him to bring the burglar some chick
ens. U-vy said he would bring six hens nnd
a rooster. J said: "I have heard that
roosters do not lay eggs. Is that right?"
Levy said, "Yes, ma'am " I said. "Then
cut out tho rooster and put In another hen.
There Is a red sign on Mrs. Carpenter's
house, and ono of the Wells kids said that
i-ie i ace is quarantined, which must he
n verv nvvful sickness. I do not know how
he got It, nor where, but ho has got it good
nnd plenty. Ills bed Is by the upstnlrs
window nnd his face looks as If somebody
hart boiled It. Ho waved his hand at me
nnd I waved back nt him. When I got to
school the green snake boy was waiting
for me with an orange. I told him very
politely that he Is crazy In thi head, nnd
that I nm tired of being sweethearts with
mm nnd to take his orange nnd chase him
self, which he did, hut he pasved 111c half of
It across the aisle In school later, and wo
both ato It.
After school Howdy and I went back to
Tie Face's house, nnd It was so warm that
tho window was open. I paid, "Hello, lie
F.ico." He said. "Hello. Irish" I said,
"I am Irish nnd proud of It. Arc you verv
sick?" "Horrible." he s.ilrt. "dee," 1 s.ild,
"ma) he you nre going to die. Wouldn't
that be luokV" "What do you mean,
lucky?" he said, looking scared "Wliy."' I
said, "you will bo nn angel flying around
with your father, which Is In heaven nnd
having all kinds of fun. nnd ou will not
have to ro to school any more." Ho said,
"Are there no silmols In heaven?" I said
"Of course not, you bonehcad. Angels
know everything without being taught." He
said, "Out you have to die to Ret there, don't
you?" I said, "Of course." Then he began
to cry nnd to holler, "I don't want to go to
heaven!"
Pretty soon his mother c-ime running
and said, "Yv hat Is the matter, my dar
ling?" He said, "Patsy Kildare says I am
going to heaven." Then she looked out of
tho window and mid, "You awful child!
You arc a perfect llttlo savage, I should
think your mother would turn over In her
grave. What )ou need Is a good spanking."
80 I stuck out my tongue nt her and went
down to whero tho man watches thi river
nights. Ha was very glad to see me, nnd
he asked me If I had a worm bo I could
fish, hut 1 did not. I said, "Thla same river
runs past where I am living these days," Ho
raid, "Then I sunposc you nre tired of
fishing." I snld, "I have never fished there.
Am thcie fish In tho river away out
there?" He said, "Yes." 1 asked him who
put the fish there, and ho said Ood did.
Ood la certainly very satisfactory to put
fish In the river and worms In tho enrth
nnd mc here to dig the worms and halt tho
hook and catch tho fish. So I took the pole
and lino and hook nnd cork nnd sinker and
we went flrhlng, nnd It must have been
nearly midnight when wo got home. Then
Howdy nnd I folded our paws and hands
nnd prnyed, "Dear mother, which art In
heaven, ptenso thank Ood for the fishes
nnd tell Him to give Plo Faco tho onco
over. He might want him. and then ngaln
Ho might not. I wouldn't. Ask Ood to
bless you nnd my father, and to make the
green snake boy have a little sense. Amen."
"The Return." the nett rtr Klldnre ad
venture. nmenr In Tuesdaj'n Krenlm Irttrr.
If You Love
Flowers you will
be interested in
The Century
Flower Shop
We shall be glad to nave
you come in and look.
Please don't feel that it
is necessary to purchase.
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We
Close Out'
133 Hats at
$5.00
$8.50, $10.00 and $12.00 Values
Wo have reduced to one-half nnd less a large
number of smart street and suit styles.
Comprising the very newest velvet and hatters'
plush models.
Mason & DeMairy
1 1 15 Chestnut Street
(Opposite Keith's)
PLAIN TALK
Our Very Best
Coffee . .
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Opposite the
Ultz - Carlton
1220-1222 Walnut St.
gjW Afternooii
mKgL Dresses
BbaIH Georgettes. Kerori
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LLr 'ItvrrsUy of colors
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Mid -Season Clearance
Sale
(for Monday and
Tuesday Only )
150 DRESSES
A collection of the sea
son's smartest models of
Velveteens, Charmeuse,
Georgette, Gros de Lon
dre, Serge and Jersey for
street and evening wear.
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Models in Georgette and
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Value
$10.00
When we say OUR VERY BEST, we mean precisely what we
say. We are not mincing words, nor ."Beating around the Bush,"
when we say to you
Buy a pound today, and if you don't find it the best
"Cup" you ever poured from a coffee-pot or perco
lator, bring back the unused portion and we will
refund you the full price paid.
Of the hundreds of thousands of pounds we sell weekly, millions
upon millions in the course of a year, to our knowledge there has never
been a pound returned.
Ask your next door neighbor what she thinks of OUR VERY
BEST COFFEE,
American Stores Company
EVERYWHERE IN PHILADELPHIA
AND THROUGHOUT
PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY,' DELAWARE AND MARYLAND
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A Sale of
Our Very
Finest
Women's
Boots
Extraordinary
Values at Their
Regular Prices
$8.50 to $10.50
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Wholesale
Cost
Twenty of .
this season's
smartest models
in all of the
fashionable
colors and
combinations,
including
Coco-calf,
Pearl Buck,
Black Kid with
Pearl Buck top,
Patent leather
with white top,
Havana Brown
with light brown top,
Coco-calf with
champagne top,
Dark Gray Kid with
light gray top,
Gun-metal with Pearl
Buck top.
Plain black kid, new
tans and patent leathers
included in sale.
Kid
These are (his season's most nnnular models, and in correct
ness of style, perfection of fit, character of workmanship
and quality of materials, they cannot be excelled anywhere
else except at. very high prices.
There are a thousand or more pairs, in high-heel models
with turned soles and welted soles and low-heel styles with
hand-sewed welted soles.
They are right out of our regular stock and arc reduced be
cause they cannot be duplicated except at prohibitive prices.
On Sale At All of Our Stores
919-921 MARKET STREET
4028-30 Lancaster Ave.
60th and Chestnut Sts.
Branch Stortt'Open Every Evg.
2746-48 Germantown Ave.
5604-06 Germantown Ave.
Market St. Store Open Sat. Evg.
Wondcrf Bargains on th Sale Tables at $2.95 & $3.95
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Zhe cSpeciattu '5hcpOricxncUotib
CHESTNUT A.T 13 STREET
Continuing (Tomorrow) Tuesday
ANNIVERSARY WEEK.SALE-
Special Reductions of and 1-3 Off Regular Prices
Throughout All Departments of
Women s & Misses' Apparel
Tailleur & Costume Suits Gowns & Dresses
Luxurious and Simple
TAILLEUK SUITS of Rnbnnline, velour and
burclla cloth, cut nnd fashioned on new
and conservative lines, showing novel
pockets, belts and collars that can be worn
hijrh or low. Heavily lined and interlined
with Peiiu de Cymric In all the season
able shades, including navy and black. .. .$23.00
FUR-TRIMMKl) AND TAILLEUK SUITS
developed in all the newest fabrics, includ
ing the new Rayner cloth; many are fur
trimmed and show long and short jackets;
double and single breasted. Belted models,
straight-line skirts, with slitpockets 32.30
SPORT SUITS appropriate for all outdoor
occasions, youthful and becoming styles,
showing many novel features 20.00
TAILLEUR AND COSTUME SUITS devel
oped in choicest materials. .The season's
smartest model1', featuring the short
jaunty jackets and the longer coats cut on
straight mannish lines, effecting the
"pencil" silhouette with narrow shoulders
and tight sleeves. All Miades and sizes.. 39.30
VELVETEEN SUITS and other seasonable
fabrics in a diversity of chic styles. There
arc surplice, belted and braid-bound tai
lored suits, with or without fur trimming.
Tho skirts are straight with belts and
novel pockets. Can be had in all the sea
sonable shades and fabrics, lined nnd heav
ily interlined 43.00
Formal and Informal
DRESSES AND GOWNS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
The season's most chnrming styles are
shown, character! "tic of high standard
maintained by BONWIT TELLER & CO.
for creations of individuality.
SJLAKTLY TAILORED FROCKS of serge
and datin, some braided $11). 30
AFTERNOON FROCKS of crepe de chine,
satin and georgette crepe, with touches of
novelty bead trimming and embroideries. 28.00
VELVET GOWNS, also charmeuse and soft
finished satins; these gowns nre attrac
tively embroidered and have satin col-
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35.00
Coats & Wraps
Afternoon and Evening
STREET AND MOTOR COATS of velour,
with collars of coney fur, nlso mixtures in
heather and brown $29.30
GENERAL UTILITY COATS in wool ve
lour, tweeds, pom pom or lounine, many
trimmed with seal, Australian opossum
and coney 39.30
DRESS COATS developed in wool velour,
bernice cloth and silvertone velour, trim
med with Hudson sejjl, coney or nutria. . . . 48.00
CHIFFON AND MIRROR VELVET, hand
some daytimo and evening WRAPS, col
lars and cuffs and bandings of fashionable
furs 59.50 to 363.00
AFTERNOON AND SEMI-DINNER
FROCKS, a special group of gowns,
including the season's very latest mod
els in chiffons, satins, novelty silks and
velvets 45.00
DINNER AND DANCE FROCKS of chiffon
velvet 69.50
EXCLUSIVE AND COPIES OF IMPORTED
MODELS 69.50 to 275.00
Waists & Blouses
Distinguished and Unusual
Waists atid Vlouiex that arc individ
ual and dutinctive with this house
ALLOVER LACE BLOUSES, over flesh
colored lining, long rolled shawl collar
nnd tie "of white satin with acorn ends... $5.00
GEORGETTE CREPE and crepe de chine
blouses in fltfsh and white, side frill,
hand-embroidered and lace trimmed 5.00
GEORGETTE CREPE BLOUSES in navy
or dark brown, long roll collar and
vestec of bisque satin, also flesh and
white, and all white 7.50
STRICTLY TAILORED SHIRT of whito
satin, high neck, elf-corded edge and
pearl buttons 8.50
GEORGETTE CREPE BLOUSE in flesh or
white, also soldier blue with long collar
of bisque georgette 10.00
GEORGETTE BLOUSE in flesh, white,
bisque and suit shades, trimmed in filet
lace, hand-embroidered and beaded effects,
long roll collars of satin and real filet
lace . .. 12.50 to 25.00
Mill
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Parisian and
Original
SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION
An extraordinary assemblage of huts
portraying styles for every occasiori
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An unparalleled selection of the finest products of American designers nnd y
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