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EVENING PUBLIC -LEDGJBB PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1919
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Were Married
By HAZEL DETCO BATCHELOIl
ConvHffAr, 1SI, tv ruMlo Moer Co.
The' Woman's
Exchange
STAJtT THIS STOIIV TODAY
,TT IS one thing to lmnglno a thins and
JL nulte another to reconnlze It as a
self-evident fact. Kor Instance It was
not so bad In Ruth's estimation to be
sorry for herself, and to decide In her
own mind that things were In a bad
way, but to have her worst fears con
firmed in the Tory evident slight of
Elsie Carstalr's omitting Iluth from
the list of guests Invited to the wed
ding was entirely different.
It was bad enough to have to try
and appear nonchalant .Irtfore Natalie,
but when she reached home Ruth had
a good cry. That .aftenoon she was
to meet Scott and they were to look
at several apartments downtown. Mov
ing downtown had seemed horrible to
Huth ; now she did. not care. Just as
soon as she could get away from these
people who had liked her when she hnd
money and position and were willing to
slight her when she hnd only herbelf
to offer, the better she would feel.
Ruth, who had really nccr known
anyone downtown but Betty, who lived
In a cluttered' place and Helen Town
send, wAo had just an ordinary small
apartment, was really secretly pleased
with the first apartment they looked at.
There were only two rooms, but they
were largo and had high ceilings. The
woodwork was cream colored, nnd
there was a convenient alcove where
a small stove was stowed neatly away,
and several good broad shelves.
To be sure the bathroom was old
fashioned. Ruth did love her white
tiles, and the rather grimr floor did not
appeal to her; but the place had plenty
of light, nnd Scott said rather engerlv
that he could change the place with
some fresh paint.
"That is, if you like it at all!" lie
finished.
"It isn't bad," Ruth said grudgingly.
"Do you think you'd be happy here'"
Happy, would she he happy nnv
where? She felt about this place that
it would be a good hiding plm-e whpre
she could get away from tli old crowd,
and that was all that mattered.
They decided to move in in Hepteni
ber, when the lease on their own apart
ment was up, but the verv next dn.v
after they had decided to tnke the looms
the bell rang about 10 o'llod: in the
morning and Ruth recognlrcd the two
women who had looked over the npait
ment that morning when Alice had been
in bed In the living room.
"Would you mind if we looked ovei
the place again?" the gill asked depie
catingl.v. "We haven't seen nm thing
we have liked as well as tlili, noi ns
reasonable."
"Reasonable!" Ruth thought In her
self furiously, it was reasonable to
this commonplace creatine nnd vet it
was too expensive for Stott to afford.
Once more she showed the two over
the place, the mother nnd daughter dis
cussing the merits and iiuoiiieuiem es
of the ,place in undeitones, Ruth ap
pearing not to hear or nothe anything.
"When are you moing jourself?"
the girl asked finally.
"When the lease is up."
"Have you found anything yet?"
Ruth stared In surprise, but she snw
that the girl had some purpose in ask
ing the questions, for she went on
quickly.
"You see, we'd like to move in ns
soon as possible."
Ruth considered a moment. After
all, why not. They might as well
move right away inasmuch as they
could get people who were willing to
take the lease over.
- "I'll have to speak to Mr. Raymond
about it."
"When could you let us know?"
"I'll telephone you tonight."
Scott was only too glad to move out
immediately. He had never liked the
apartment anyway, and the prospect
of the big old-fnshioned rooms down
town filled him with the Idea that he
and Ruth could make a really Indivi
dual place out of it. Scott felt strange
toward Ruth ; he could not make her
out of late. He did not understand
why she was utterly unresponsive, why
their life together had changed so en
tirely. Scott did not realize that change
of any kind affects a woman more than
It does a man ; a man accepts it as a
matter of course, a woman resents and
accepts it only when Bhe can't help
herself.
It was in this spirit and with this
'"strangeness and aloofness between them
""that they moved into their new place,
L1 cutting for Ruth the last cable that
, bound them to the life and the friends
she had loved. For Ruth intended to
' avoid all of the old people; she did not
want to see any one.
' (Tomorow, AVhere the Raj mo mis Move)
SERGEANT LEARY HOME
Toured France as a Member of
"Major Martln'a Merry-Makers"
Sergeant F. Howard Leary, son of
Mrs. J. O. Leary, 2222 North Six
teenth street, has returned home after
serving in France since December,
1017. He enlisted in the Quartermas-
serve Corps May 15, 1017,
was first assigned to duty abroad
at Base Section No. 1, St. Nazalre.
After the armistice was signed, Ser
geant Leary became manager of a
troupe known as "Major Murtln's
To Prevent Stretching
To the Editor o the Woman' Pant;
Dear Madam Is there any way to
prevent n trlcolettc dress from stretch
ing? I have one of navy which lost all
shape by stretching Hie fimt time I wore
it. I may be able to fix it up, but am
aftald it will do the same thing again.
MRS. I. A. 8.
It seems to be the one failing of trl
colettc that it will stretch no matter
what is done to it. Try making it over
a illk lining and fasten it to the lining
around the bottom of the skirt, nnd in
nx many places on the skirt as you can
do it without letting the stitches show.
This will lesson the weight of the skirt
and prevent the pulling which causes the
stretihlng. When you take qff the dress
fold it and put it in a drawer Instead oi
hanging it up. The weight of the dress
pulls It down nnd stretches it from the
ehoulders if it is allowed to hang on a
hnnget or hook.
Call Up Historical 8oclety
To the Editor of the Woman' Pane:
Dear Madam Can you advise me
whether there are anv parties, or party,
In Philadelphia or elsewhere to whom
I could apply for assistance In securing
the genealogy of n family? I have
been told there nro people who make u
business of this and if so, would like
to get in communication with them.
W. S. B.
If you call up or write to the His
torical Society, Thirteenth nnd IiOCiist
streets, jou will be able to find some
one or the address of some one who
does this kind of research and will
help you in securing the genealogy of
n family.
To Prevent Mustlness
To the Fdttor of the Woman't Faaf
Dear Madam Do you know of any
thing that will overcome the musty
dampness of n house that is closed for
the summer not merelv the cellar the
roomR of the first floor as well. It seems
to me I rend some time ago about'limc to
be used for this purpose in cellars, but
nave forgotten whether it should be
slaked or unslaked lime, if unslaked,
could this bo used on the first floor?
Would it not set fire to anrthine It
Comts in contact with in the process of
air slacking unless nlaced on an iron
container? Anything you can suggest
will be greatly appreciated. MRS. S.
T have never heard of anything spe
cially recommended to prevent that
musty odor, but no doubt unslacked
lime or quicklime would do Just as well
In the house ns in the cellar. I never
heard of lime setting fire to anything
but perhaps it would be safer to rest the
box on a zinc or tin tray.
Wedding Invitations
To the Editor of the Woman't Pdof
Dear Madam Circumstnnccs make it
seem advisable for ub to be married at
the home of my fiance's parents. Should
the written invitations to the wedding,
which will bo wholly Informal, be signed
by his parents, bv his mother, or bj
my (widowed) mother? The nunounce
ments, I presume, should follow the
usual custom, and be sent out bv
my mother. S. II.
Even if the Invitations nre written,
the formal wording should be used, and
therefore the invitation should be in
jour mother's nnmo. In giving the
place where the wedding will bo held
simply sav, "At ,the home of Mr. and
Mrs. " with their address. Thu
announcements should have the usual
formal wording.
DOWN STAIRS STORE WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
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The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
1. What use can be made of water
in which potatoes have been
liniled?
2. I).sirilio n pietty and becoming
inllir for the roc beted sweatei
;i. For whnt pmpose inn the loops
of l-iol.m gurter clasps be used?
t. Wliit will stiffen the bristles of
hair blushes?
." In vvbnl wnv can n "muffler"
Millar, wlmh extends below the
waist line of a dress, be nude
a useful ns well ns ornamental
pint f the dress?
'J Ho'v can an effective scieen be
iiiide at home?
es(erdav's Answers
1. Miss Reed, executive secrctnyF
of the Hush Teiminal Company,
Is said to be the highest saliricil
woman In the woild.
2. Itiibliing with a little table salt
will i en. ove egg -.tains from silver
spoons.
.'!. A novel wnv of gathering up the
silk itivei of n I omul pillow is li
shirking and sinoiking in n ile
sig'i at the i enter of the pillow.
I. The Tuxedo style of ont or
tunic is popular for summer
dresses.
! The invitations to n surprise
paitv should be vvntten as an In
formal note in oi dei Hint the
hostess nun explain fully.
G. The m mil. black stinvv lint cn.i
be made into a charming midsum
mer one bj the addition of an
extia brim of wne i overed with
black tulle, nud n large tulle
pompadour novvii.
Interesting to Knoiu
In Samon when a woman is married
several tattoo marks are placed on her,
and both in Fiji and Samon the birth
of each child is registered in this way
on the mother's hand.
Secretary to the secretary of state
of Arlrona is the position held by Miss
Harriet Jean Oliver. Whenever the
governor nnd the acting governor leave
the state at the same time Miss Oliver
is next in line, and several times she
has discharged the duties of the guber
natorial office satisfactorily.
Among the women of Borneo elon
gated ear lobes arc considered a gieat
mark of beauty.
Starts Fund for U. S. Memorial
Holland, Mich., .lulv 17. (Bv A
I.) The common council of Holland
has nppiopriated S100 to start a na
tionnl fuuil for the election ot a me
inorinl in Frame to the American sol
dier dead. The fund will be sent to
President Wilson with n lequest that
It be Used as n tun lens for a nntional
subscription bv the American people.
first,
quality
POMPE1AN
OLIVE OIL
"alway freth"
Makes
Rich, Creamy,
Mayonnaise
Dressing
Sold Everywhere
a ltu. Ximbf Co . I Lie
T
he contrast between a furrier and a fur
merchant is largely due to the fact that
the latter studies furs as they'll affect
milady's appearance and her pocket. The
mere furrier merely looks on them as furs. Let
us take your old furs and repair or remodel
them and you'll know exactly what we mean.
Work done now at a third below regular.
"Pay the Cost in the Fall"
Mavfeon & DeMatr?
1215 Chestnut Street
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The
troupe toured
and
France, playing at the camps
hospitals.
V .Tohn T. Leary. a brother, and Ser-
h eeant Joseph Duffy, of Pottsville. Pa..
P a cousin, are on their way back to
' this country on the transport Rotter
y dam, scheduled to arrive next Monday.
iV Sergeant Leary'a brother enlisted nine
N months ago as a Knights of Columbus
IW necretary, and was Immediately sent
to France. Miss Matilda B. Leary,
ryj a Bister, is serving iu mo iiiimueipma
wavy ixara at. ueague isianu as a
!H yeoman.
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JUUV WWW MV ..VUB.U9 ut HVl-
geant Leary served the country dur-
AL . TT1 falh.. lUm 1.1.
WV Jeremiah 0 Leary, served V or five
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How I Nursed
My Baby Loaqer
' HE hanniesf riavs nf mv life
I were thnsr while T nursed mv
baby and knew that I I alone was
making him grow strong and well.
Then came the days when he
Seemed hunirrv after his nnrsinrr.
and my heart sank. But the doctor said "Don't worry. We'll
just add a little more nourishment to his diet' with one feeding a day
of Nettle's Milk Food."
So after all I was able to nurse him
the full nine months and when we
weaned him and changed entirely to
Nestle's lie didn't seem to notice the
difference.
You see, Nestle's is really just pure,
sweet milk but changed into a pow
der so it is easier to digest, and with
none of the germ dangers of raw milk.
To that they add just the right amount
of sugir tnd cereal and you simply
add water and boll and watch your
baby thrive!
I know the Nestli Company will be
a Mother's Book, by specialists
on how to take care of your baby, if
you will fill out and snd the coupon
below. They want you to feed your
baby with health and happiness, too.
Kenli's Is jure mtllc In jxmder form thtt Is already modified and dan not
require the further addition of milk. Alwtjrs pure and sife, alvriys uniform,
and free from the dangers of home modification, Ncide's hu stood the Celt of
three generations and ktt ttitj til Uriu 11I, tftnj htijftti in tin wtrlj.
FREE! Enough Nestle's
for 12 feedings. Send the
coupon!
i NIJSTLfi'S FOOD COMPANY. INC
DfPt an. 130 WUUnm St , & 7 VH
rlene lend me fret rear book t&4 tt ill pickitc
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NESTLES
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WANAMAKER'S DOWN STAIRS STORE,
1000 Yards of Pretty
Ffloumicflinigs
Special at $1 J
Tucked voile and organdie, 40 and 45
inches wide, ia in white, flesh, rose, Copen
hagen or light blue, tan, coral and pink.
Special at $1.55
Ruffled voile and organdie, 40 inches
wide, is in white, Copenhagen or light blue,
flesh, rose and lavender.
(Central)
The Smartest Gloves
for women nre of wnshnblc leather, made with
long cuffs nnd elastic at the wrists. In white or
the natural chamois color, these gloves are im
mensely fashionable with dark cloth or silk
dresses and with suits and enpes. $2.75.
(Central)
A Rdfreslhiing Bath-
how it cools and inifrotatei!
Bath crystals of various kinds are
liked by both men and women. We
have n largp variety from 25c a
bottle to $1.50.
Warn maker Bath Soap
$1.50 a Dozers Cakes
This includes vegetable oil nnd
pei oxide soap ns well as the round
tablets in verbena, lavender and
rose.
SoothSng TaBcum
Latge cans of velvety, cooling
tnlcum nro only 20c a can. Lots
of talcum powder is the best way
to prevent sunburn'
(Ontral)
Pettocoats at $ 1
These are of black cotton foulard flowered in
pink, blue or lavender. The deep flounce is fin
ished with a pleated rufflle.
(Crntral)
iOOO
is so comfortable and does not
muss easily, which is virtue to be
considered when one packs for va
cation! This, in the regular Japanese
style, is embroidered with large
sprays and comes in rose, pink,
Copenhagen or light blue and
lavender. $3.85.
Another crepe kimono that has
flowing sleeves i embroidered
with silk in front. It is $3.50 and
is in rose, Co'-'-nhagen or light
blue and lavender. , , IVfemMt
(Outrun
A Mao's S unrest Way to
Cool Comfort
is cool clothes more men are learning it every day, judging'by the
number of light Summer suits that are going to new owners
And the first thing to be sure of is the quality of the suit.
Good service, good appearance and moderate price arecombined
in our Summer suits.
Palm Beaches in gray and tan shades, in plain and (waistline
styles, are S15 and $18.
Cool cloths in a good variety of patterns with bothplain and
waistline coats are also $15 to $18.
Mohair suits are $18.
SMinnmer Tirowisers
of khaki twill or white duck are $3.
White flannel trousers, well tailored, are $10.
(Onllrry, Markrt)
The Mann Who Prefers White Skirts
will find these extra good for $2. They nre of cotton cheviot nnd of mercerized
cotton in two weights. The cheviot is made with n pointed collar attached and
has a breast pocket a tvpical outing shirt, designed for comfort. The others
are mnde in regular neglige style.
They are all good shirts for a vacation ttip.
Plenty of Good Ties at 30c
Brisk selling has not exhausted the supply of these four-in-hands of silks
and silk mixtures. The variety is interesting.
(Onllrrv, Mnrkrt)
There Is a Gay Summineir Company
Plenty of Fresh
In the Dress Store
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.lolly frocks with all the charm of gay vacation
days and pleasant journeying are smiling and
nodding in the Down Stairs Stoie.
20 Different Models at $5
offer inteiesting choosing to the woman who wants
an inexpensive yet pretty frock for Summei. Theie
are white rings nnd stripes on colored grounds,
sinul! flUirs thickly sown, plain colois trimmed
with white. One is sketched.
Foil of Youthfyl Charm
is u iIicr of checked voile in navy, Copenhagen,
gteen, violet and pink combined with white. Ine
lounti neck is finished with a most flattering white
ri ill edged with laie to match the pleated cuffs.
$8.25.
Fresh Delights at $10
Nothing is cooler than white oiguiuhe, and
nothing looks looler. A new fiock with it deep
him is untuned only with rows of hemstitching
ami u lacy net collai and cuffs.
Anothei i luiiming otgandie dieas i in peach,
oi chid, flesh, blue, white ciossbar and in pin checks
on white gtounds. The collar and long Hash ate
of white organdie.
For Syouiimer Dances
and informal paities theie aie moic eluboiutu
diesseH of oigundie in lainbuvv tints. Some nie
embioideied, some eiy lacy and all are chut tiling.
Two uf these diesses aie -Ketilied. Prices innge
riiim XI '1.50 to ?12..r,U.
Cool, Though Dark
me some dresses of navy blue or black voile with
-mall white figuies scattered ovei them. Thev fill
n very teal need in the wardrobe of the business
woman. Excellent choosing from a variety of
models at ?6 to ?ir.
In
then- are some well-designed diesses of stuped
voile, simply made and skillfully cut. Mostly in
gray, lose and soft blue shades. In si7es 42
to .V) at $13.50
(Mnrkrt)
nre leaily to tuck into vncution
tiunks.
Women's, pietty linen handker
chiefs with coloied bordeis oi
with bits of colored embioidery
aie 2Gc each.
Plain white, pinctical linen
handkeiilnefs aie Kic, 18c and
20c each.
For Men
Stutdy white linen hundkei
chiefs with hemstitched hems
aie 2fc and 35c each.
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Luiiggage for the
zes
Hosiery amid Umidlerwear
Specials for Friday
For Men
Black mercerized cotton half hoe with slight impel fec-tiotw
that will not impair their durability are special at 18c a pair
or 3 pair for 50c.
White cotton athletic hirts and knee-length drnweis aie
special at 85c a garment.
(Ilnllrrr. VUrUet)
For Boys
Cotton "union suits with low necks and short sleeves are
knee length. They ate second quality, but the imperfections
are slight. Sizes 4 to 14 yeais, special at 25c.
Athletic union suits of a fine grade of cotton are in sizes
4 years to 12. Special at 50c these were more than half as
much again.
For Women
Lisle-thread vests in regular and extra sizes are maiked
special at 25c, because they have imperfections (but in most
cases they are so slight that you will not be able to find them
Cotton union suits of good quality are made in low-neck,
sleeveless style. They are trimmed with lace at the knees.
Regular and extra sizes are special at 50c.
Women's Silk Stockings
Included are stockings of first quality and stockings with
slight imperfections. They are of fairly heavy black or white
silk, full fashioned with lisle re-enforcements. Special at $1.50
r (Ontrsl)
Low Shoes at Low Prices
for Women annd for Chifldreini
Women's Light, Graceful Pumps
in plain or Colonial style with turned soles and high covered heels
are of
Black patent leather, 1 Tan calfskin,
Black calfskin, I Fieldmouse kidskin
at $4.90 to $6.50.
Oxford Ties
of gray kidskin, black patent leather and brown kidskin have turned
soles and high covered heels and are $4.75 to $5.75.
Dark tan or black calfskin ties with welted soles and medium or
low heels are $3.90 to $5.76.
Shoes, Oxford Ties and Pomps
for the Kiddies
Black calfskin shoes, Oxford
ties or ankle strap pumps in
sizes 6 to 2 are $2.25 to $4.50;
tSirl's sizes 2 to C aro $4.90 to
$5.90.
Tan calfskin shoes and oxford
ties in sizes 6 to 2 are $3.75 to
$5.50; Girls' sizes 25 to 7 are
$6.40 to $5.90.
White leather (with a buckskin
finish) nnd white canvas shoes,
oxford ties and pumps, sizes 0 to
2 are $1.76 to $4.60.
Many styles of shoes and ankle
strap pumps for littlo tots wear
ing sizes 2 to 8 are $1.50 to $2.60.
i
Crepe de Chine
Envelope
Chemises
Special at $2
Of pink ciepe de chine, made
hi three ways, tiimmtd with
pietty laces and generously
piopottioned. Two of them
have iihhnn shouldei sttnps
and the othei laie.
A Special Crepe de
Chine Nightgown
$4M5
It is a fdip-ovei gown of
good quality pink crepe de
chine and has cieamy lacetiim
mmp the top. Embioideied
Georgette ciepe and wee rose
buds add a pretty touch.
Both the chemises and night
gowns have been mniked quite
.1 little moie.
( rntrnl)
Black-enameled cloth suit cases
with 18-inch and 20-inch frames
are attractively lined with cre
tonne. $4.50 and $5.
24-inch and 2G-inch frames,
covei ed with black-enameled
cloth, aie $fi and $7, nnd these
.suitcases ate provided with lea
ther straps.
A Large Assortment
of All Luggage
is heie for youi discriminating
choosing small overnight bags,
light matting cases, good-looking
suitcases of leather and of fiber,
etc.
(Ontrnl)
White Georgette
Blouses Special $5
There are all sizes in the model
that is sketched, a most becoming
one. The round neck is finished
with a pleated frill edged with
lace and there is pretty insertion
in the front panel. It is almost
impossible to get good Georgette
blouses at $5, so wise women will
take advantage of this oppor
tunity! (Market)
Frocks 50c a
It is 40 inches wide, too, and in
lovely clear tints: maize, rose,
Nile green, tan, Copenhagen, pink,
orchid and black.
Soft, Fine Voile
65c a Yard
The shades of colors are so soft
as soft as the fine voile itself
that it is very easy to imagine any
number of pretty frocks. The
voile is 3S inches wide, in many
colors: pink, peach, Nile green,
Copenhagen, biscuit, smoke,
maize, Quaker gray and black.
Exquisite Printed Voi!e
68c a Yard
Scrolls, flowers, all-over designs
some of them have that won
drous fragile beauty that looks as
if it would crumble at a breath,
but they are really very durable!
There are plenty of patterns
with the fashionable, navy blue
ground a3 well as with almost
every other color. The width of
the voile is 38 and 40 inches wide.
Good Bathing Suits
at $5 and Less
Theie aiP plenty of women's
suits and all the accessories, such
as caps, gat tela, tubberired bags
and .shoes (both high and low) at
moderate prices.
Beginning at $2.50 theie is a
cotton serge suit with a black-and-white
striped yoke.
At $3.50 another cotton serge
suit is trimmed with black and
white.
At $4.50 a hiirf satin suit has a
camisole top (young girls like it
particulaily well).
At $5 a cotton jersey suit w ith
a little skirt attached to the
bloomers is tnmmed with white
braid.
Othei suits go up to 27 50 for
a handsome silk affaii, and there
are many stop-offs between.
(MnrkFt)
' Hats of Real
Summer Charm
Lacy, aiiy frocks call for fluffy
hats as charming as they are.
Georgette crepe is the ideal ma
teiial for such huts, which should
hnve transparent brims and sim
ple tiimmings of libbon or os
trich. Many are white, shell pink,
light blue, orchid or black.
Prices start at $3.75 and there
aie scores of delightful hats at
$5, ?fi and $8.
(MHrkrt)
Cool Net Corsets
Special, $1.65
A topless model for slight fig
uies is made of pink or white net
with strips of plain material in
front and in back where the
boning is heavier.
Corsets Special, $2
They are made of fine white
batihte with low bustlines and
free hip space. The backs aie well
boned, and the cornets are excel
lent for slight to average figures.
Lace Brassieres
Special, 75c
All-over lace brassieres are
nicely made. They fasten in back.
(Central)
Summmnier fls Onn Tiptoe inn tlhe
OirDs' Store
Most summery are the little dresses of colored voiles, crisp
organdie and sheer cross-bar dimity. Here is a dear little
frock of pink, trimmed with a darker shade of rose. There
is one of voile prettily smocked in color. Almost all of these
dresses boast a little touch of handwork. 6 to 11 year sizes
are $4.50 to $12.
Play days require sturdier clothes of gingham. In pink,
blue, brown and green there are plaids and plain colors, often
combined with unbleached muBlm or white pique for trtmming.
Special values at $3.50" and $3.75.
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have a nlace auite their own in a girl's estimation. Of white
jean there Is a new dress with a blue collar and tie and an em
broidered emblem on the sleeve. 6 to 14 year
sizes, $3.75.
For Junior Girls
who are wearing shoe-top dresses there are de
lightful affairs of organdie and voile, girlish
and charming. $4.75 to $16.50.
(Market)
And for Smaller Maids
Voile forms the softest of frocks and lawn
the crlspest. There are also a few of white
dotted swiss.
Touches of color enhance their daintiness
a bit of hand smocking, hand embroidery, hand
stitching or colored organdie. Most of the
frocks aro made in high-waisted style, which iif
most becoming on little girls of 2 years to 6.
$3 to $6. (One of these, at $4, is sketched.)
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