(&: 17 -y, x I EVENING PUBLIC LEDd-ER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAT 20, 1910 St i? OFFICE NOT THE PLACE FOR LOVE DREAMS WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TO PRESERVE EGGS IN GLASS iA . . Ifli Is t. . W'vn J- m -r--m- f -v T m W I -- &MKX Mli SY J V 7 hi I .X I PA-vic? Toll Mo r ' --' .--' V-- -tjljl- ix -v.Mow x v-n. x--w " ' r.rTjrn TSTMur mO I Uhnt tn Iln siri f-f j 11 f 1 1 nr.n.f r.iiT,ii i -.v x-v w i a - r v v m m m m m m B.mm.mm.j 'I !. 77tf VESTED SWEATER A SUMMER NOVELTY Proper Directions for Preserving in IVatergluss Mah- I ing Wax Paper for Top of Jars Cooking After Removing From Liquid Solution My CYNTHIA By MRS. M. A. WILSON MCowrlaM, 191, by Jfr. .V. A. iriljoi. .Ill Kighta Itttmti.) fpiIEBE is no other single article of I gently, because n cracked egg not " food, cither animal or vegetable in character, which is more com monly used the world over or served 5n greater variety than the egg. Now, it is generally understood that tho egg from the barnyard is the the one mentioned. But there are also Thi only spoils itself, but also ninny others. When 'the jar is full to within four inches of tho top turn n plate over the eggs and then (ill tho ciock with prepared wnterglass solution, solution will need to bo thiec Club Etiquette Dear Cynthia Wo arc two girls, one I ficlitcprt. llie other nineteen jcars old. We would like to hear from you whether il is rijjht for 111 to no to a club that i I urn lij bovs of eighteen to twenty-one'.' I MAKY 11. It depends nn the Kind of club, dears. If it is line where girls are expected to go, it is nil right. But there hhoulrt nl wnjs be n rhnporoiip nnd the going theic should only be when there are rn tritnlniiients. Otherwise girls or women clu nut go to bujs' or men's clubs. eggs from the ostrich, turkey, goose. inches over the top of the eggs. Now cover the top of the jar secuiely with duck, guinea fowl, seagull, mune heron, alligator, turtle, terrapin, liz ard, fish nnd other varieties of eggs, n cardboard cover, cut to fit. Now Qe Friends With Him IT. II. Wli.v should otl bo insulted bj a ciuestiun surh as the jouuc man t lint tn inn Ho n&leil vmt ttmf iitlnslinn - .... . .i. ,,,:i. ' ii'rmisf, ns von were going mil vvmi 111111 r a piece of wax paper and then with fm. (,.(1 m) nanl , usk u nt n cardboard cover, cut to fit. Now ,. ,,, ,, f. rot,i,i.. rrh, Many epicures prize the eggs lrom tie a stout piece of paper over all. as r,.rt,,iul. nothing to cry about or, tho turtle, both the fresh nnd salt; Ho sure that all these coverings arc I be insulted 'about. 1 think my dear, water variety, and those of the stur-1 fastened securely. Pour melted j on are very fooliOi to get upset overl jreon and the shad roe. Anfl we all . paraffin over the whole top. These 'Hint. Bcrnu-c n man nsKs a girl if know nnd enjoy those of our domes-'eggs will be found to be in splendid s' "'' smoke, for instance, is no rea tic poultry. condition in December, January and Havo you ever thought nbout the February, and they will amply repay nrice of circs next wintci ? Unless present indications fail entirely, it looks as though we may havo to pay between ninety cents and 51 per dozen for storage eggs. Now is the time to put away n sufficient quan tity of eggs to last you during the season of high prices. Certain chemical changes occur in tho egg during the hot weather that make the eggs laid in July, August and September undesirable for stor age. So now is reany ine uesi, unit: to do this work. You may safely the housewife for her trouble. How to Make the Wax Taper son why she should take it that lie1 means he thinks she does. 1 Many girls do smoke nnd take n glnss of wine een. (That is a mistake (0 in most raves, rspei hilly if a girl is 1 iiiiB nud is not chaperoned). She should newr do so when out Willi II man, hut their is no sin in the mere taking of a glass of wine, nor the smok ingof a cigarette. It is simply uueouven tlonal and should not be done. The I ' s ; 11 will -i ifllfex Adventures With a Purse W. asked j oil. the end of it Instead of which you acted ory foolishlj. lie sensible and j Coer the Tops of the Jars Melt the paraffin and then spread paper on a flat surface. Now with a 1 cheap paint brush thoroughly coat both sides of the paper. Set aside ' until needed. I Large glass bowls or new wooden buckets may also be used. If using new wooden ware, keep the fact in 1 be good friends with the jouug man, mind that it must be soaked in cold "ho seems to bo a wither good sort. water tor lorty-eignc nouis lo season fnro them until the last week in I it. 1-astening the jars or containers jue cioseiy prevents evaporation. Many methods are used for this Duck eggs may be treated in the purpose, such as dipping eggs and ' same manner as hen eggs, and they then giving them a thin coat of can be used to replace hen eggs for "paraffin or suet, and then standing 1 baking. One duck egg will equal them in rows in bran or chaff in a two hen eggs. Eggs placed in water- cool cellar, utneis "; l'"" '" " siui"K ...aj, n., 1 disappointments just ns other girls, but various mixtures. In the last two ' table purposes, and they compare fa- l ,iln truthfully sn that although years I have tested out many of these jvorably with the cold-storage eggs broken in spirit for' awhile, I have "methods and I find by actual test that that you purchase in the markets at alwajs been the ictor. eggs preserved in wnterglass are by 1 that season. 1 M nsm intmii with girls has been r tv, V,nt .. . ., limited. Since my school das I lmveu't iartnoDesi;. How 1(, Bwl a(crRiass Lggs , i101 girl friends, that is, steady corn- How to Do It ' Wash the eggs after removing 1 panions. M only associate has been You must use strictly fresh-gath- from the liquid solution and then """'" ". ' " same age IOU must uae bini.ii) """ 6'" ... .. . '. .. , as irnself. In this wnv n rnnlil o ...,,ki ,i,rt v,rt,r rt n tinn nnan n innu-o - . ---- --. . ..,. ... ........ . Willi UlSi ,Ulllb w. .. ,,,i. i.s.w..s. ...t.,.. oung man wanted to tind out und he AIj And that should have becu ( I. hut one thine is certain, "all the '- The sweaters so much in fnor this .season como In every arlety of color anil sljle. Tho pictures depicts two models one In jersey sllli ulth a half belt and the woolen sweater is unified to simulate bo.v pleats A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose ITH warm days comes a need for white skirts and dresses. With while skirts nnd dresses comes a need for white shoes, and by the same process of reasoning white shoes must be matched with vhito Stocklugs. Well, then, I saw somo white silk stockings today which would bo fitting mates for the trimmest shoes. They aro of a well-known and liked make, and havo black silk clocks, which gives them a very smart appearance. The remark able part is the price, however, for they are .$1.15 a pnlr, which in these days is a real Uargain. Such n cunuiug set of doll's fumi turu you never did seel Makes you want to play with dolls all over again hist ko von can have a set. It couslsts of a little wooden table, not a bit over four inches in height, and four chairs, one of them a rocking chair. They are of light yellow wood, and each bns a snray of purple flowers painted on it. GIRL ACTRESSES LOATH TO MAKE UP OLD OR UGLY In Amateur Plays They Want to Bo Young and Beautiful All the Time Worit Step Into the Character TTB WAS n stage director and "he had volunteered bis services to whip nn amateur performance somo girls were giving into shape. And this is what he said: "What would you think of a bunch of girls' who hnvc studied their heads of to learn their parts well, who'vo gone to all sorts of expenso to get Chi neso'costumes nnd all the rest and then when t comes to their faces well, they want lo be beautiful American girls in tho face! Can you beat it? Spend weeks getting ready to be Chinese, nnd then when the make-up man comes cdy. She would sneak back to th make-up room nnd mako loug eye lashes herself. It was bnd enough to have to bo fifty-three in n play without having to look like itl And sneak back she did. AND yet girls want to be actresses. A few years ngo I had occasion to spend much time, behind the scenes with a stock company. There was one girl who simply haunted the wings with the promise that some time in nn emer gency she might be taken on. Tho day finnllv enmo and she ncarlr "hit tho I ceiling" with joy nnd excitement. And when she went on she completely spollau tho little part by being perfectly stun ning-looking when she was supposed nnd leaves Tho entire set costs 10c. ILL the world may "love n lover,' Vamp Boys, Too I Dear Cjnthin The letters in regard to "Vampire girls" and "Hoys ns Ilenrt-Bienkers." hae interested me and made me wnnt to giic nn opinion. Ilegurding bi I know a number of bo.is, and men too, and toining in con tact with them through business I have met nil ( lassos. I have had my little women love the sweater." The sweater is nn important garment 'in the winter wardrobe nnd n dire necessity for the bummer outfit. Somo time ngo I showed you the crocheted sweaters, which are the ucw- 'cst of the new, but they are more or less cf a noolty, nnd usually only one lis selected or made. The shops are 'asking a good denl of money for this 'tjpe of sweater, probably because it is a novelty, and they are nearly always made by hand, nnd, of course, hand- upper part in wide and narrow strines. tliiuideeves nnd collar plain, while the cutis nre of uaqrow ribbing. (Inquiries are solicited nnd may bo addressed care of this newspaper.) $2500 JOB FOR MISS HARRIS Salary Set for Jersey's Superintend ent of Girls' Home Trenton, May 20. Miss Mary II. Harris, of Collingswood, will receive a salary of S'J.-.OO per jeaf as superin tendent of the State Home for Oirls at Trenton, to which she was recently appointed, it was announced today. .uiss Harris s rather. Tlr .l,,l.,i TI worK always is cxpensne. o mo-i iinrris, is president of Bucknell Ini some women nre bujing them, other versity, and was the founder of the ... .. . , . JVClSlOIlP .AO.'HIpmv ni, I ,i..j,w.,.,nl .. women other girls' good points and faults nnd make ufo of them. a ....v. t,o fnirnn knnw thnt a tinv hole nt the large end of the UU Hub won mil,,,, .u j w ....... . -- mum: upi- ui mi- il. I . . , . ., . "- ' - rt... ! HI 1. lA. 1... .-!!.. i rtM. ..............1 ... nninfa Fni iliiu Cl,,...,ftn madam hen has put a delicate coat- egg. mis win prevent it uursm.K !llt uo ,10t K,,t ,lp impression that'1"1 """"" ""-' '- - - " ing- on the egg that prevents the I when it is cooking. Cook in the usual i am n 'deadhead," or, on tho other! are the coat stjles, in either silk, fiber norous shell from absorbing odors. I manner. I hand, n run -around. I attend a dance or wool. For city wear the silk or the If this is removed the egg spoils. For frying, poaching, omelets, occasionally ; a theatre now and then; fibcr arc preferred by the women, nnd Aftc trainer nil kinds of utensils, i sounies anu custaras, as wen ns ior "". ""'"";" "." is "". urn- Bruuu I have found that the stone crock JtioG tVrn Vioat. results. Use the ones b.v-.i v.. -- ... . . . , i A.r.rn a-!"" ""' large enough about five gallons., eggs win cost you auuut n.uu tu Krrat ,oal Wl)lll(1 be tolliu(, a ib Why? And now to start preparations. (put down. This includes every ex-1 r,Cenuse when it comes to spending an Boil and cool ten gallons of water pense. and next December, January i ceuiug with a fellow I like to enjoy --.I tun aa nno mmrt of water- and February you will have for use myself. Iherefore. I nm rather iudc- ftllA .. 1 ... l i. I timwlnnf Stir until thorouehly dis-, cacn montn ten ciozen eggs, or auout i--- t.-,.. .. t i . . . . . have found it rather pleasaut t, ' r.1"'!'- '"""ny anu principal of that .uuuiuuuu iui iHvuiy j ears, work to crochet their own sweaters. " The slip-on sweater is not so popu-i Inr ns it was last season. It bad toe many disadvantages to remain in favor. The minute she showed me the tiny lints nnd sunbonnets to embroider, I thought of. n fat, chubby little person with polden curls, sitting in the sand, absorbed in the making of sand cakes or playing around in the garden, with one of theso little soft huts to shield the sun from baby ees. They're soft, com fortable little nffnirs, some of pique, and others of dotted Swiss, nlready made up, nnd requiring just n little bit of embroidery for the finishing touch. Stamped to cmbi older, they nre priced nt 83c. Strike Ends at Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Slay L'0. Pittsburgh's street car service has been resumed nfter having been tied up since midnight Wednesday. At a meeting of the Btrik iug car men's union nnd the receivers of the company, the men ngreed to re turn to work nt once nnd submit the demands to the war Inbor board, to which the reeohers agreed. For the names of shops where ar ticles mentioned in "Adventures With a Purse" can be -purchased, nddress Kditor of Woman's Page, Bveniso Punuc Ledoek, or phone the Woman's Department, Walnut 3000. arouud want to be Chinese all except in ' to be finishing n six-year term in the fnco. "That's the general trouble with girls. They're vain and they don't ever want to'stop being good-looking. Don't ever wnnt to make up old or queer.. They get everything to make thciq look like the character, and then when it finally comes to actually step ping into it they renig. I nsk you ngnln, Can you beat it?" IT WOULD be queer to a nuin, und yet it's perfectly true. These few re marks will bring fond memories to nny- 'one who hns ever ntted in nn amateur performance. How many a time aud oft when the making up was done by each character did the mother-in-law of fifty-three appear on the scene with the sweet, fresh face of sweet sixteen? And the gypsy witch do you remember her? She stayed npart from the others until the Inst minute, and then enme stealing out, looking for nil the world like Cnrmen. Then Inter on in our more affluent days, when the performance could nf ford a professional make-up man, do you remember? Each girl would sit in front of the mirror, with the drop light nnd all the funny little greasy sticks around her, nnd ns he deftly np plied this one nnd thnt one she would hold her breath lest lest n clinnec to iinvo long, curly eye-lashes and not to have them a chance to be really beautiful and not to be. This was trug- prison ! Wo arc a queer animal woman. Nurses Recommend Cuticura Soap It appeals to them because it is so pure and cleansing. It does much to keep the skin clear and healthy es pecially if assisted by touches of Cu ticura Ointment to first signs of erup tions, redness, roughness or chafing. Ideal for toilet uses. Be sure to test the fascinating fragrance oi Luucura i atcum on your sum. soap. umt ment and Talcum 25c. each everywhere. souffles and custards, as well ns tor uu i"'ikii my mo is not one grnuu baking, these eggs will J ' ttLlWtfSli. To b!lP'lil:idKrtnJ--V thnt I have gone "out v.i.h boys n T nntlMll't rrrt n.lt li-iMi n rtl class Stir unt 1 thorough y dis-, caen monui ten aouiii eggs, ur auuui . " , " -"- ........ ,..- g'fSSJ rVF. "J"." f,.4,,l twn nnd n half dozen tier week. low just because ho could spend a good soiveu. i,ut utia miAtuiv o..u ........ i - . I uoal or nlon0y , lat su-t mJ. , ca of you prepare the crock by scalding it, You know that it was just such , g00(, Ume with boiling water. Drain and then ' pruueni anu cureiui i.-onsciviiiK ut , And I couldn't go out with a fellow aro worn with tho separate skirts of silk, sports satin or with the dainty new skirts of dotted Swiss or organdie. The favorite colors for the summer sweaters arc turquoise, brown, cherry, rose, black and white combinations and khaki. Tho very newest colors are cornflower blue, the yellows, judo and royal purple. At the left of the drawing today is shown one of the novelties of the season, the vested bw cater. This sweater is plnce under the running water to our grandparents that helped to tide i unless I cared enough for his friendship j decidedly on the coat sweater order and chill. Now place tne eggs in me over tuu iunB, nan ..... ...u r. crock, layer on layer, handling them vided abundant food for the family. THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE To Stop Hair Falling Out To the Eilllor o Woman's PaBf I table hne a little doll dressed as a bride, ns a centerpiece. Hung u white ., nil.lo.rr 1...11 frnill tllO nil t llllol i PI- lll'OP Dear Madam Please publish in your ,ipa)I nn(, )e( n bhowcr ()f ari confetti fall over tho bell. tho other kind of cou- good for an oily, slimy nose and dim. nn(J (,ie rputrr ()f (he Jab( You (.an 1 buy books of toasts nt the book de- im nnlmnn the following: What . , .will stop hair from falling out. what s inUl. gom( of will develop the bust, nnd also what is (1( fcmaU p. .1. V. your scalp, Ti,l, imrp vaseline on parting our hair so that the grcio will not' get "all over it. nnd massaging the vaseline well into your head. Do this about three times a week, at night It may mnkc your hair oily and haul to manage for awhile, but it will stop it from fnlliug out nnd will mako the new hair grow. Massage nnd exorcise will' develop the bust, but you will have to consult a physical culture expert to, be sure that you arc doing the right , ...., i- vnlinKIn fa..!nl Ennn piprr . VniUK. I. -.- " tvnuu.c ........ ....... .- , . ,,. night and rub your face well w bene-. or ,""" .w- ",.""-. ... ... :. , ,,.t thn shinv no-,, nud i -0uld you publish this chin. partmeuts of the largo stores, or if you do not want to buy one, you can got one from the Public Library, Thirteenth and Locust streets. I hope your party will be orv successful. Stenographers' Rates lo Uir r-.ihlor of Woman's l'aoc to spend nn evening in his compnnv. I don't take their idle talk seriously, and no one can say thnt he broke my ' heart. Bather queer, you will assume,' but that is my nature. Many times boys have asked why I do not go out ns other girls do; nnd ns many times have I told them. And of course tho girls have said I was just wastiug life unfl time. A boy, nfter reaching the ngo of 18 or lf years, doesn't consider himself a i boy, but a man. Ho mny be right, but being n man does not make him a gen tleman. That is tho distinction I I always make. Hoys who signed them sohos "Spats." I certainly would like to see your typo of girls. 1 already hao an idea of what you nnd your friends nro like. Little wonder I you say they respect tlieiusehcs, for I am sure no one else does. And for tho quiet girl : Let me tell you is made of the ordinary sweater weave in firm wool. At the ight is shown a sweater, also of wool, the body of which is similar to some of the sleeveless ones worn last year; the weave of this sweater is quite uuusiinl, ns a variety of btitches is used. The lower part of the garment, ns you sec, is in boxplnit effect, the FUR styles as they will be in vogue next fall and winter are now assembled here for your guidance in having your furs rebuilt. This enables you to know just how your furs will look when finished. Work done now at a third below next winter's prices. "Pay the cost in the Fall." Matfson & DeMarr? 12 15 Chestnut Street Dear Mndam-I would like to know , ? f ' T liav' often read how the (barges made by stenographers for work done by the piece. That is, how much per line or letter, for the information for mo or toll mo where 'I could get it? 1 I am anxious to start on some work in my spare time anu would like to get these rates ns soon ns possible. M. 15. Tho rates charged bv public btenog- sw rater of two'npncrs mucr ueroruiug 10 me iioiiuy ,t..,i0 nf nol nnd lived it mimic. It anil standing ot the stmogrnpheis. If l Sweater Did Not Dye Well 'To the Editor ol Woman's rant: ' . Dear Madam I am a constant reader j of your paper, especially tho woman's Dago. I crocheted the boys icspei I your type: but do thev show it V They write letters telling how they prefer a girl who isn't too loud in her manner of itti.se n,wl i.i. ..:,... 1..... ... ....., uil.K.lui, UUI 1 CftJ those orv lms iln nnl tnl-n 11.11, :. I v.ia girl out. for fear they would be bored for nn evening. They think because n girl is rather quiet she hasn't any life in' her. lint, girls, adopt my motto "Who cares for bosV" Don't become a good sport meielv for a ceitain boy's pleasuie. If they like tho "vampire cirl" let them l,n,., and To Get Rid of CORNS & He Will Help You ' Aslc your drucglst about A. P. Pierce's old 1 reliable corn plasters. Sixteen years ago 1 when Mr. A. F. Pierce was a retail shoe 1 merchant he started the sale of these effrn plasters now known everywhere as I A. F. Pierce's Corn Plasters. From the j beginning he sold them with a money back guarantee of satisfaction. If they ' dont 00 the trick you may have your 1 money back without question. This has 1 -'-V'. ws .. ". Hwl1-' "u cuic, no pay. hold bv all druffffists. at 23n unit m,v Bv man direct if not convpnint tn , t the druggists. Winthrop Sales Co.. 116 West 32nd St.. New York City. joa&tmi uwBp 1335-1337 Walnut Sf. (Opposite Iiitz-Cartlon) Clearance Sale Our Entire Stock of Hats Marked for Quick Dis posal Regardless of Cost. Sth Ave. at iOth St. New York. (fiMft 1 did not take well, so 1 died it black, '.'on call up several public stenographers 1llM':, xou ho Proud and independent, a Now part of it is navy blue mid tho S you can get their rates and make an' J0'''ll so how tho bovs will clinngc. other is black. Can rem tell me how (average for yourself. You will tind n1 . ,.'an 'a5' t,iat ,l"'"' are nlso "vn io remedy this? It took some time to list ot them in tne business section of the ' , ""'.' "KlK " lur l.vPc mat comes make and 1 would hate to think my flophouc book. 1 under this name. Very neatly dressed, time was wasted. I am sure you can I ,a "ent line of talk, n wonderful belli me. (Mrs.) II. A. S. ' Banks Have Revenue Act 'lancer. Ho will Ml jou how nil the - .1 1 nnio nra inn nu., nf , . .iri. . , ..v., , M,r j, uiuua 01 ins siriKinc aiinonr. Are you sure thnt tho dye you used To thr jrd,tor 0 Woman's Vaae 'tvas reliable? 1'crlinps if you dyed the sweater agaiu, using a dye which re-1 quires boiling, the color would take nil oyer. If you want a white sweater, you might be able to take all the color out with javelle water. You can buy that at the drug store nnd the directions viU be on the bottle. Itefore puttiug the whole sweater in it, try n short piece of your extra wool to be sure that the javelle water will not rot it. It is ery strong aud some materials cannot stand it. Hut if you find thnt it is safe to use it on the wool, put the sweater In it and it will mako it perfectly while. Of course, you could not dye it nnother color afterward, but it would be better than having it two colors. A Letter of Thanks ft the Editor ol ll'omaii'J Page: Dear Madam Thank you very much fur your part in securing for me the March 18 Ladies' Home Journal. A popy of the Christ-bend is now in my ,i possession and I have written my '(' thanks to each of the women who - 'offered it. ") V Ajalu thanking you. M. C. r,u D.ecoratloni fop "Shower" "JT the Bailor or tvemem rane: Dear Madam luld ou kindly qagt a decoration for u miscellaneous .taer and some games to be played? '' Mttld, appreciate a few toasts to be MWM,this offnir- c- I(- t hM,f 'sent some games (hat you ran q t'tA miscellaneous shower. For U'Ww. mwui or tHtrir powers Ml for tt rfrtiimflt Dear Madam Would you kindly ad vise me where a copy of a list of the articles that come under the tax on luxuries can bo obtained'' As is the habit with the profiteers, they arc now using this Intest of tnxes as a means of defrauding the customer. who is ignorant of the articles specified as luxuries. A 11EAUER. j A number of the banks in this city hae copies of tho revenue act whicfi ' tolls just what articles come under the ' luxury tax. If you call up some of the' banks you can tind out how to get one I of those pamphlets. I hope that if you find any profiteers that you can prove as profiteers you will report them to I the authorities. , Is There Any Logic i It 8uytNGSoriTHiri; 4s Good As The DtoHDKUFF- $ER1 (HSIST UPOli GCHUIHE. fH4H4tfif fri IMJlr mice, nnd his canabilitv of nttrn,.i;., the girN. Of course all the girls arc "crazy" about him, calling him on tho telephone and always giving him tickets to escort them to a dance, etc. Aud all ho over spends is his time. Xo doubt most girls will agree witl me, and I nm almost sure that our boys won t have a comeback this time DOTTY. . II I .111 ni,f.M I I.I ,,, ,,, . . M 1 1 sipjr 1 .gJPIlH..cgi Jl NJ t p tr v l i I i TQf 1422 Walnut St. Wct of Bellevus-Stnflford Readjustments of Spring Fashions Offering smart apparel in very desirable models at attractive prices Smart Tailormade Suits Especially Priced Coats & Cape Wraps Especially Priced Street and Afternoon Dresses Especially Priced Dinner & Dance Frocks Especially Priced and 1 Street & Semi-dress Hats Especially Priced A' o f VV M I S fie Jfur & jWiUmetp&IjoP Site. 1423 Walnut Street A SPLENDID SHOWING OF VERY FINE SOFT DARK FISHER ALSO RUSSIAN AND HUDSON BAY SABLES r A .S A. c O A S' c-o. if at Our Expense If yours is one of the few families that are not using our Teas, in order to have you try them, we make you this proposition Buy a pound or pack age today, try it once or twice, let 'the family test it, and if you do not find it the most satisfying cup you ever served, bring back the unused portion and we will refund the full price paid. , We know the quality of our Teas so well and feel so certain of their satisfying goodness, that we are sure when once you test them in the "cip", with tens of thousands of homes that use them every day, you will never be satisfied with any other. OUR VERY BEST TEAS Four Blends One Qaality-r-BIack, Mixed, Old Country Style and India and Ceylon yf'rrrrrrirrTWirr' A S C o tz A s. t: 0 A s o U 5. r ' n I . ' I - ! 4e, MC ., I Russian and ir , W w VAm lM.rm ID F -C YyW ' 8 HUDSON BAY Ik 'A, l ' 1U tkl ": ll 3 W kA Iv SABLES Ik ;, Xl '.jW :; ' l sM$$ In Small Jf ovclty in-. jrtMwwsus.MwiAwsMwwJ r . SSXSjsSv, -"-waSXs$r Ksw ' '9 ' em m Kl' t qp f w O" T 'M st p 1w t if t T- r '' '' ' '' " " "' rlTirT AS(ra ASPi Asca A?fiP- sco' asco. AISP-. w-Og I r A White Special 550 A smart, practical street oxford which every woman needs.. We've literally everything in White. Double the showing of any previous season, And AH Most Moderately Priced Jhe Harper Shoe Go. WALKOVER SHOPS IOSS CHESTNUT ST. u (ftp IC88 MARKET, pT. v . - ,. ' s n w . I j j J 5 1 I ?' Ill .JNI "1 p.H fc Tfi . V. ' &ammmmmaBmM3BBBBxmaBil &$ "i-i. mifiiini EV3kr. .; 5 .-j;.ta 1 . '- j' fit
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